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1'HE SIGNAL: GODRRIOH. on.. THURSDAY. JULY 26. 1$$4.
DOMINION PARLIAMENT.
What Ia8Nn From th•Otltil•r'F
Whist ie areas Mese Wahlu the Malts
rarllaase.t -The Weekly Bodge.
Prom the (.pIW •eestt.as
ot r.ba.r Imp.rtane.,
HIW$ TOMS Oi A WEEK
Tea lsapereane seems m • Waw Waives
!.r mese Me•eefe.
• A tile quarry M being aooea..faly work
at it Sh.rbot lie.
Tb. Canadian team woe the Raeolbgb
challenge nap at !tidy Thursday.
ed slight .erthuuake sleeks wary telt in 5t.
Loan and 1lewyhul un Wdliewl.y.
R -loris from Western Oul.zw tadlcate
dist tie peach crop will be saaalL
A republic has been ptoalatmed In Hon -
Wale, wail Sanford K Dole President
W A. Cornett, formerly 1,1 8t Cathar-
Iltee, was drowned at Sault Ste. 1Ian. on
Wdueeday.
Mrs. Juhn S Melville. aged 60, nom.
witted suicide by drowning at Midland
on Friday.
The members of the Michigan Pew As
iodation were eut.rtained to Quebec City
on Friday.
A Tolc.no to a northern spur of the
Ilargun Hata range of muuutaiw, Artaoea.
is beoowing active.
A young Scutebman named Dalgleish
was run over and billed as Whitewood,
Man., on Weiluedar.
St. Petenbnrg health authorities re-
ported 208 fresh cases of cholera and 82
deaths iu that eity Thursday.
Russia has decided to build a railway
from Samarocand to Ferghaua, on toe
threshold of the Pamirs.
A big trial order for paper Lu been
given a Cauadtaai manpfectur.r by a Slob
boom* newspaper cvuipany.
Lege. the Italian anarchist who attemp-
ted to kill Premier C'rirpi, was seuteneed
to teeny years' iuiprisuoment,
Maggi. Puguley, an employe of Sterling's .
shoe factory, London. was badly injured
in an elevator accident on Friday.
Mev. Austin K. Deblois of St. M'artin's.
N. B.. has been appointed President of
Shortliff Rapti." College, Alton, 111.
The viabilities of Robert Buchanan. the
English author and playwright, are given
at $63,Otht, with no available assets.
Father lanp'evin and Father Cheerier,
both of Winnipeg. are spoken of as prub-
abA euccesure to Archbisbup 'lochs.
It is reported that a steamer has been
sunk off Star:ftauak. Province of GA's,
r Russia, and WO persons wen drowned.
Thomaa Tiwmpson, aged 18, son of Law
yes Thowl.on, was druwue.l while :min-
ing to the river two mars above Aitnouta
The Wabash express on the O. T. R.
left the rails at Winona u.i Wednesday
ands bad aecideut was na,rowly averted.
The Sriti.h Consul -(..tiers! to Corea has
hero brutally maltreated by Japanese sol
deers and retirees refusal by toaauthori-
ties.
Sir William Harievwrt Announced tar. the
(Summon+ of 'Wednesday that the Gover.
went Lov.rd t.. proruh'ae Parliament by the
end of .tn''ust,
The 25th anniversary of 'belaying of
the eastern ilubmanue.eable was celebrated
on Friday emoting at the Imperial Insti-
tute. Loudon,
An explosion occurred TL'nrs Kay in the
converting mill of the Homestead, Pa ,
Steel Wurke Four men were terribly
burned. two fatally.
Sydney Dent, the twelve -year-old son of
A. Haut, barrister of Mitchel, was druwoed
nude bathing in the Mail pond at that
town Thursday.
Leading labor leaden in Cincinuati
elate Sovereign will be oneted and that
1.d'owd.rly will be placed at the head of te
Knights of labor. jj
W. H. Herr. known al the champion
opium amnatglar of Pudget Sound, has been
iodictad by the United States grand jury
at Tacowa. Wash.
i Henry Silverthorn, a young Esau belong-
ing to Thumb' township, wee killed by a
rate in at a gravel pit on W. J. Moon's
farm near Woodville friday.
, I'atrick Killeleagh. • shoemaker :5 years
.f age. .hot hnnsell et Brantford Wednes-
day night and died Thursday afternoon
He had once before attempted suicide..
A
uicide -
A large number of workmen employed
by C'ontrector Feeuey on tb. Soutanges
canal went un .trike Friday Memel* they
have nut yet received their pay for June.
Frederica Wilson and John McDottaki,
who were brought from Guelph to Bolt
on a charge of housebreaking, were Thurs-
day sentenced to two years in the Central
prison.
A eyehole struck the village of Wilmore,
in Jessamine .- nnty, Kentucky, and
scarcely • house escape l wreck or damage
A dozen persoua were badly cut and
bruised.
A threshing machine engine on John
C'ase's farm, near Kent, Ghio, exploded
Thursday, blowing one man's head off,
fatally u.ynring a second and seriously in.
jilting • third
A gang of robbers held up two trains
near Red Fork, 1. T., Thursday, but secur-
ed only $13 and a jug of whisky. An ex -
preen meseeager, who showed fight, was
knocked senseless.
Oral Britain has oungrstulated Italy
apou the victory of her colonial troops
over the Maldista, It is said Italy voea•
pied Kassala iu accordance with au under-
standing
nderstanding with Britain.
President Iiar.iner said Thursday then
was no present prospect of the British
Government abandoning the plan of
slaughtering rattle imported from Canada
at the port et laudiug.
Fifty thousand dollars in counterfeit
money, which had been gathered in by
officers of the Secret Service, was destroy-
ed at the United States Tiessury Depart-
ment, Washington, Thursday.
T. great Bapliat convention was opened
in Toronto on the 19th under far -able
auspice Crowded and enthusiastic meet-
ings were bead lar various churches through
the day, the Massey )Heide Hall bels,
crowded at the principal seesione.
The colonels of the Prinee of Wales
Rides and the 6th Feathers both deny the
truth of the statement rode in the House
by the Mini.ter of Militia that the pro
penal to amalgamate the two corps came
ortgluelly from the officers of the regi-
ments ,
Prominent business men of Chicago,
being impatient at the delays of Congress
in coming to some decision on the tariff
question, have united in an appeal that
some definite 'motion be taken at mei The
petition la 'agues' by ninety eight of the
Lergest manhente of the city.
An ex; :..:40t of 400 ponnds of loose
powder at Fort Paileskl, near Savannah,
Oa, Friday, fatally wounded ("rrdaace-
Rergt. W4111am Chinn, seriously injured
Mary Washington, hie souther le•law, and
tet en to the fort. causing several explos-
ions of ammunition and doing mneb dam-
age to the straitens.
i TheYasonl-Grand Lodge of the Pro -
via.. of Ontario concluded lie annual
meslis, at Hamilton with the eleetion of
omeers for the ensuing year. Yr. W. R
White, Q. C. of Pembroke, was elected
Grand Mester, sod In a ciose mantled be-
tween Mr. F. T. Malone of Tomato and
Mr. Wm. Olheart, IL P , of laeamgvpfe, for
tie
Irshomet
a Deputy Grand Mastership, Mr. Often
devawa, July 17,-1u t %1V'v
vu the touta glr uta Tliom
leg
Ma a thw
at the Northwest Terr tones Act be
NMI a thud time, Yr. t.cyatthy moved an
auw•dme•t that the Territories be granted
full power to de.l with the question v
education. Ibis meaty the abolition o
Separate a- hm,a in the Nprihwe.L Th
Territories are cuWpu.ed of re1,1100 prop1•,
13,000 of whom are Uatboli.•a Mr. Yo
earthy argued that it was orepoaterotu t
here a ..)urate system for 50 &foal)
aliuorily 1.1 the population.
Mt. rias Hughes morel an amendren
that all tbeulogioal teschiug tan d o.e awe
with In scb•wls. The amendoeut ..f Ur
II Wart by, he said, allowed Separate *chow
if the province wished tt, Litt he w,.-. ,rd t
see til Separate schools wind off the lac
of Use earth He attributed the strike
an.l anarchistic outbreak• atlithe United
States to the otlseoaring of Europe wh
got their education where theological in
stitultous had control of e.lacatio'i.
The amendment to the amendment out
got two vete., Mr. Hughes ht:i self au
Mee Mined, Antinaboia.
The hal was read • third time. Mr
McCarthy's amendment being defeated b
114 ria) • to 21 yeah
Correa*. July 18. -Is. the Hones Limit.
Col..ue. 1 udalr brought up the question o<
the .,uspenriw of Cbl. Powell, the Adjet
taut General oe Militia. by Major -Genera
Herbert. Tile Colo.et, who repetition
'foot. Norfolk And who is • follower of th
Government, read, from the law on the
subject to show tbet the Adjutant t.euen
Was moot unjustifiably .tupeuded b
Major Garret Herbert, who command
lbs Catutdian mantle. Ile pwit:ted ou
that there wee au tartan; fallacy that the
Major General was an Imperial officer, an
above criticism. It was true that be bel
rank as an duper lel officer. Lut Wrens
ttevertheie.a an officer of the Causation
Goverument and under the control of th
Sinister of Militia. Ile held that the
Major (1 1 was totally' unaegtaint.t
with the needs of the•Catielian melena au,
that the sooner be resigned it would be Ms
better for his own reputation and ti
interests of the force.
Major Sam Hughes. who represents N ort
Victoria, declared Major-General Herber
as commander of the mandato be a [allure
The Minister of 11i1t1• defended th
Major General to some extent although L
i11 out say he wee right In suspending th
Adjutant •e:eneraL
The mallet dropped without shy motpue
being made on the subject The omtcow
will be that Cuadra wall likely hersatte
appoint its own general from tie Canadian
melitis
In the erening Sir John Thompson said
that the charge. which Yr. Tarte has
made in the House against the judger of
Quebec were nut sufficiently explicit• to
warrant hitt to allow an enquiry Into the
Gama He wup:d, however. nuke a depart-
mental inquiry into souse of the points
Tabled.
•
Orrawa. July 19. -There wait very good
progress wade with the business before
the House yesterday and the outlook is
that prorogation will he reached on Mon-
day next, if not on Saturday. The Premier
announced that woruii.g sessions wool.)
commence to -day sad would be held until
the end of the session. The whole of yen
tiorday's atteruoon wmion sear devoted to
a dieetiision of the money subsidies t.
railways Tito flet batch ..f resolutions
amunoting in all to over $1,400,000, were
adopted.
At the evening sitting a vote was taken
oft the James St George Dillon. of Mont•
esel, divorce bill, which Las had such a
narrow run in both Homes of Parliament
so far. last night it was carried and
imply passel by a vote of 67 fur and 22
against. TLe opposition to tate hill was
that both parties were Catholics and the
church is against divorce.
In the House at uigtit Sir Richard Cart-
wright moved a strong resolution condemn-
ing wJ cen.nnng the (iovernmeut for the
Curran bridge affair at Montreal.
Mr Haggard admitted that the Govern-
meot was rubbed, but w far has not besot
able to catch the thieves.
Cartwr:ght's amendment was defeated
by 36 yeas to 34 nays.
Orrawa, July 20. -The }louse divided
yesterday on a mutilation of Mt. Mttlock
to throw out the bill granting to the Cali.
*dim Pacific railway drawbacks nn ma
teruJ to be used iu the construction of
new iron bridges on the road. The amend-
ment to the bill was defeatef by • large
majority. It haul only in all sixteen sup-
porters. The bill was read a second time.
The whole of the afternoon session was
devoted to the passing of another Istch of
railway subsidies. They totalled 13,102,-
000, all of which were passed.
Sir John Thompson stated that prnroga
Mon would take place on Saturday after -
. 00n.
A motion of want of confidence by Hon.
Mr Laurier against the Government for
paging to the Connolly'. 143,621 for the
Kingston graving dock while a large suit
tie Government war pending against
t 6rni. was defeated in the House by 61
nays to 2i yeas
Grrawa, July 21. -At the morning
aamion of the House yesterday, oe the
motion to receive the report of tie Railway
Committes, Hon. Yr. Laurier moved en
amendment providing in effect fur the
Investigation of railway accounts in the
Pe€bc Accounts Committee, in the same
manner as other public acooaata
The House divided o0 the amendment,
which was lost by 20 for and 30 against.
The House then went into commute* on
other resolutions, after which Sir John
Thompson. bill to amend the Dominion
Lsetlon Act was taken up and gran a
third riding.
In the Horne at night Mr Daly, in aa.
tower to N4,. Liuri.•r, said that prorogation
Weald take ply-. on Monday. rhe tariff
bill was ansa a third tone and pawed
Mr. Haggett withdrew hie railway pees
de r ticket bill. which provided that
before a rebate would be given for the r.•
turn of a tleket a receipt would have to be
given the company that the party caking
the refund was the owner. Meow.. Villa.
Sutherlan.i and Mukrck opposed the bill,
nod Yr Haggart said be wonvd drop it
Mose Tssvdrset
Whether es plsa.ers bard, ter basis., ,
take en every trip • butt'• of d Jere
es it beta meet leassealy and lr an
Ms iMwr+yyvs vsr and tanwaM, preventin•
fees, headedh• bad ether farms sf Woken.'
Per gain in The. bsnles by all Ia.dtsg
Illato iiwd y th. C.lartraia
Os. nnlp.
C.BSIIANE& C
anlbewtaS a tell rases st
Fonab!e Hays
IN
STRAWS
and FELTS
GENS' FURNISHINGS.
iglulI trace in every Depsrtmeat.'
4'CW and a ravine goods and pre es.
O. R. SHANE &.CO.,
Mclean'. Knock. Cor. [timer and Montreal •t.
KEEP KOOL
with sue of tho.e Artheis TANS which
tsar be purchased very cheap at pt -
THE POPULAI BOOK STORE
and then eoloy yourself reading some of
those very interesting Books which have
just been rexivcd and are very cheap.
Then don't fail to procure one o! those
$.&.3 O,'Z$ of Use late.: design, that
will not throw you out.
A visit to the Pt/PULAR ROOK STORK
will convince you of the place to buy.
My stock comprises ROI ,KS ot all kinds,
Superfine Stationery, Wall Pa-
pers, Window Shades, Cur-
tain Poles. Sporting
Goods, Pictures and
Picture Framing.
Postage Stamp License.
D. B. CALBICK,
Tae tpspela. Mak more. 41a/eriro.
NEWS OF THE DISTRI" T.
From ourOntaCorrespondenta-
there Is Mere i bat a asset lee
Wound Anew here Klee-\ew•et tYr
(.only sperla117 Iteperled
for 1 ke aigeat.
LEEBUHN.
Moynav, July 23.
HenryHorton, for mime tame at lack
Ste. Marie, has returned.
Wm. M. Shaw, of the Circular (sty, is
enjoying our lake breezes.
Mn. Henry Kelton, of Windsor, fcrmerly
of this place, who is up in t:oderich vision
return, hu been ening old friends here.
."-P000tt
Ata ..t t. - John Hillier, son of .:to.
Hillier, Woodstock, who tea years ago
spent the Summer here, died at hu father'.
✓ esidence after an flim..e of some time, on
11'edneaday the 18th inst. While hen he
made • large Mete of friends who extend
their deepest ivy mpathy to his parents on
the lou sustained.
RE%t:a.st. 511. C'ot XTs'A'. a., --- The
genial downpour of ram Friday afternoon
put the women folk in 'he brightest of good
humor, as it brought to them aa abundance
of water for washing purposes. The men's
views of the rain were not so favorable, as
it checked their harvesting • little and their
good intentions by getting the women to go
to the lake and have a genuine wash of the
household linen.
+las, LANES.
Trsanar, July 24.
Fall wheat_entteng is general now. The
crop is rood.
Slay Nellie Howard arrived home from
Alpew last week.
Mies Margaret Howler, who has beet in
Alpena for some time, arrived home last
week.
Joe Scott has been laid up for • week
with • •ore lout cause by haying ► fork run
into 1L
The much-needed shower of Friday ere-
nism has revele quite a charge in the •tmes-
pbere, crops, kc.
Slim Mamie Uourtae u at present boa..
from 4.od•rich, whereshe is engaged in the
millinery business.
Haying, which was interrupted bywheat
county, in now nearly finished. e crop
is better than war expected a while ago.
Mn. McIntyre, of Wingham, seeompani-
ed by her two children, was the guest of
Nn. Joe Scott for a few days ,dorms put
week.
Mrs. S. Math*, nee Nies Carrie liddwin,
of Detroit, is speedo)/ a few weeks under
the p•reotal roof here. He husband who
aeoomps.ted her up returoed home last
weekp_
-We are credibly afetmed that .1. J.
Hogan hu resigned his position of head
masiean on the [ady Dufferia " and
pp
we presume it would be very apeariate to
call him Dean Hogan. So soda ..other ro
manes 1s real life.
DUN LO PJ
- Moe DAV, JI t.v 23
Mies Etta Horton, ot the Circular Town,
enjoyed • Masson' net, of several days hers
last weak.
fes •mte Smith, of the Marine Village,
is .pending her holidays hero, the guest of
Mrs. Robertson. •
'TiWnova LCoiEr.--Tnsady morning
last nae of our kotww,,.s dieeovord s
weasel in her summer stook hose. Fare she
could prepare to eject it Grimalkin was os
bud and with • bound pounced epos the
unpitying foe of the feathered tribe with
less nserey and dtspatohedlc This fest of
the(irtmuktw hos wen foe him loud praise.
}rem the farmer's wives and .navel their
hearts greatly to knew that nm of the ene-
mies of their fowl is wiped out. Pum has
misted grist pnviiepas as • reward. -
ThIr-. t. lwrtinvm.---The statute labor re
costly dope hos mesh improved ser popular
prrmnen.d., Nigbtmgab-at , that leads to
the lake The lownshtp fathers bars alas
repaired the bridge that menu the brook,
Mt have erred meek to not having a ruling
0. 1. The ha edtsb sew. asm.4 ad, ebe bay
Mass
their bettor Wyse est Yi11r Midst
nelighe Y Ids the water w1116 eresiy, as
W. ACHESON & SON
Midsummer Sale
During July we mark immense Bargains in all Depart-
ments. Read this partial list of Goods at
about HALF PRIDE :
DRESS GOODS
Black Cashmeres, All Wool, 44 inoses wide, at 351:., worth 45c-
C'ream All Wool sed silk Mixed Stripes, 4J moba wide, 3ia-, wen b0c.
Silk .ad Wool Plaids, 40 inches wide, at 30.., g.oel valise at 450.
R•suutul Black Wool t.reaadaes, new, at 10o. a yard : our muter 16c goods.
Black Silk Greaadioes, 35c., reduced from titin.
PRINTED LINENS
All marked down to 15c. • yard, were 25c.
('ambrioe, L.vaatines, Batistes, all at 15c. and 20c. • yard.
Wool Challis., all grades, reduced.
HOSIERY
Fut Black Cotton n every size, wouteas and children's, at 10c. a pair.
Pure Silk (:lovas and Lisle Gloves at 15c. end 20c., worth 30c. a pair.
20 I) lien Fancy Hem Hutch Ha.dkerokiefs, at 1e each, worth 5e. each.
W. ACHESON at SON.
Also
UP TO DATE.
Ladies' Belt Buckles,
Souvenir Spoons,
Birthday rings, etc,
a full line of
Jewelry, Watches,
Clocks, Diamonds,
AT JEWELRY EiiPORIUM.
C. A. HUMBER & SON.
iRJOPlIRINCI- WdRReNTED_
eel ARE
CODERICH BATHING HOUSE.
The subscriber, having added greatly to the extent of the Goderleh Beach
Bathing House, is now prepared to accumn,odate the public.
A flag will be hoisted at the Bathing House when the water is in eoodition for Rath•
mg purposes. When the •• Blue i'eter" does not fly, intending bathers need not go to
the trouble of going dors the hill to the beach.
Bathing Suite for [lire at moderate chargesmason Tick eta at reasonable rates.
Particular attention given to the care of Indy and Children bathes under the per-
sonal supervision of
CAPT. WM. E3 A1333,
tl; l'BOPRJMTOR,
mind you these precious yoaag mortals ars
highly valued in our burg, and we hope the
township fathers will vee to this and have a
good stout ruling firmly erected, so as to
last until the Dominion Government pulls it
down to build a .to•e bridge for the cannon
to cross to be used for the fort that may he
put on the terminus of Nightiogele-st., oa
the lake bank, some day -perhaps very
ASHFIELD.
Tttawuay. July 24.
The ha neap will be rather light in this
vicinity this season.
Farmer+ are busy at their fall wheat har
vest. The crop will be • good average.
The prospects for an abundant harvest
are very .ecooraelne at the preeeat time.
Mr. B ,wer is going to put is a new cider
prem in his stern sew midi on the 12th con
.aeon.
Some beautiful monuments havo been put
into loos cemetery this year to the memory
of departed friends.
Mr. Spears, an old remident, of Ashfield,
died last Friday Etorniag. His remains
were buried in Desisseso cemetery and
Weill followed to their Ind waling place by
• large coso..res of friends and neighbors
DUNGANNON.
NOTira The local agency in I)uapsnos
fes Toe Sunni is at the .taste of .1. Q. Ward,
J,P., wave aaeer, '.a, wba wW receive r-
dd�.nr� ter nMripUoee, elven Waasg and )N I
wbrk, sad la aatberra
issd 4 sirs ceipu ter
mama!' said ter the sane
Trader, July 23.
Rrniunto Hour. Mrs. Fairbairn, who
tae bees at 'remote, arrived home ow Moa•
day.
Os A WI.ITIN.. Tor a Nn. W. C. Gir•
via and children are suiting relatives sod
fr:eade at Harri.tob sed other po..1..
Rtrrs'ssp Hors. -Mrs. J Y. Roberta
returned home, from visnUng friends at
Ratak sed other points dans, dee week.
isinwu. -thaw.... 1%aber, of Merriten,
it an a suet to his brother, lbes (hatter, of
'Mogi of Ileahorville, tetwahip of Ash-
V.ay par_ --Ws regret to inc. to state
that Mies Jennie Meelevtas ia vary i11 from
iaflamalatios. Ws bore she will goes re
COM'.
TIME BROW. W. .adesstead ilia Ask -
geld and Wass Wawaneab Fall Shaw will
be bold is 1►awga.aow o. Tburuday and
Friday, Dec lith sad 121b.
Holton A Wi'.rr--tAraa Nivea., who
hes bees att..ding the university ad Torew-
te for some time, r yeww.a wbtMve. hen.
W. eongrat.late him a hie seem= ew pies
kw Ms etramloaliaa.
Dr soaepe'Ie A away -O. Tlanday
of lent week the __kava .f the Uetb.diso
tame, se ohm wow of tM Fi .I leriee ehsdr,
took la the a rseree t 5. ase l essore
fermi% sad at whit* thy mai hav%g
had a geld lift and excellent ooamort, be.
tip well plumed witn the trip.
Haaenrr -The farmers in this and the
anrrou.ding vicinity ass busily engaged in
harvesting their Fall wheat crop. They re-
port thus far an average crop. The next i•
order will be the threshing machines brought
tato ngnisiUon.
San Sze".-i/unng last week lin. Mc-
Caig
aCaig received • letter that her coo, .1. Wm.
ley 54.4 atg, who was living at London, Eng-
land, met with a sudden death by being
drowned in the river Thames. W. deeply
evmpetiire with her in her sad atfiiction
and bereavrrmsat.
Aa IDtNT.-During last week as Mrs. D.
MoNiv.ha, of Ashfield, was pecking eherrien
she unfortunately fell and injured me of
her shoulder -blade bones. A. she is being
attended to by 11r. McKay, we look for a
speedy recovery, and hops that the iniories
she received are not serious.
INTgnr1tT of Ar O1.1i Plus..* or Aaa-
rtgt.u.-the remains of James Speen, of
the township of Ashfield, were interred is
IMnga.noe csepeterry on Sabbath afternoon
Imo He was aged about ninety yeah. The
deceased war very industrious and guesses -
fel in Memos( and hes left his tsrsavd
family well provided for.
i orivtr- RN,onnt. Tana Hounay',-
A. McKay, principal of 1)unganaou'sorat•f
;annalist. returned home last week .iter a
trip to Clinton, Toronto and other pointe
Him brother, Thomas, who has charge of a
taboo' in East 'born, is also enjoyiar hie
holidays ander the parietal reef, bv dia-
oasuibg musk en tie beepipalr sed ether -
141110.
('110,1111 ,c Flirty. -A Tears
age John Hamtleon, of lied 1n hie
orchard an apple tree which slid net bear
much fruit, and on which he grafted • num-
ber 61 pear scions He states that omaose•
in the experiment is shown by having five
well formed pears on one of the arbft.. Mr.
H. is • straw advocate of the aid adage
. Never say fail."
(,nwvat•mtc.trr. We, aloft with the
numerous friend. of W. C. (;tnin, proprio
ter of Dungannon elodhies and tailoring
establishment., who daring last week was
attacked with lnSammatis., whir► woe
promptly ebeeked by msdieal treatment,
an pleated to knew thee his illnne area of
short d.rstisn, and he is emporia. bis want-
ed elate of health.
Wgr,wwt Some is Or Ratti. - OT Freda
naming of lest week we wen favoured with
ee
• Newer of rain, whisk was of i.saleulebie
bam6t to Syria, and root wore, as otos
ON amain
d•sass phev, whit* woe
Mr seum Ian provisos owswelvsl warn,
m
tio thermometer regkettdeg ha66 to to
&grew ie dho shady sod whom *aping to
the we, from 100 t. obese 113.
Then Evernsae,wo Mtaiumilleirr.-
The fro* aesperseng anisidiaboostra arida
bon reassaly boss «..w.is rapidly .F
polashieg stries
ani whoa
." _._haaa_-.tri.
,Irv-. e-...".y.i..�.-�..
Our Motto --Good Boots at low prices.
ARE YOU SATISFIED
WITH THE WEAR OT YOUR BOOTS?
If yo are not t oLLOCK'8 Reliable Footwear next
tinrand you mit De Pleased.
Mune.' Glove Grain. Lured or Buttoned, _ .8a
Women's N e 1.00.
" Polished Calf, 1.25,
" Butt Dongob, 1.50,
Ladies' Oxfords, Turned Solea, ,7/4,
Polished Calf Oxfords, J. D King'. 1.2s.
.. Tan Oxford .90.
Goodyear turn, 1.60
Men's Pegged Sole, Looe or Gaiter, just 1.00.
" Whole Fox, Laced, 1,26.
" Fine I)ongola, Laced or Gaiter, 1.75,
Working Boot., .75.
We buy direct from the manufacturer and get a gtuir-
antee as to quality. Every pair must be Solid Leather
and well made to find a place in our Stock We sew rips
free and put buttons on with patent fasteners. We guar-
antee satisfactory wear.
We do reputing neatly sad promptly, and tura out flee ordered work.
H. B. POLLOCK.
Fowler. Old Stand, Goderich.
JAS. ROBINSON'S CASH STORE.
OUR
MID -SUMMER
SALE
IS NOW GOING ON 1
FOR
THE NEXT TWO WEEKS.
BARGAIN S
JAMES ROBINSON,
CASH STORE, JORDAN'S BLOCK.
le setisipat.d, will 1. sassed to non. is LIM
ton
W", Nte'aesa.verr. gan ir. sad o! eoanF.try,RoeoslTis. pdeserveepri" a The Old Reliable
large patrotasge for t►s:r esergy and plod'.
They expect to have the establishment
ready for work at the proper inns. Thq
have, we are informed, secuned the services
of an expert to conduct the busmen. We
beams ak and wish them the best of wee=
in the ir new enterprise.
On Sabbath deet. Rev 1). Regere. pester
of Dwiaa.oe Methodist circa t, preached
• vary impressive sermon in coot eches with
Ube meant ial serrios relates, to t4.e late T.
I k. Midi/ram. The reversed gendarmes
Marled his appreppriate and ado oaitary re -
(Narks on thy words as captained in Penn
first epistle to the t onothan., 15th chop.
57th verse, and from w Li.. t • deducted that
the only .ay to obtain a tree and derisive
v ctory over death .nr the Kisgof Terrorem
it is esnreomt.s armed) is hi living • comae -
crated hfe w bile here cm earth. Then w..
a large atomism, preeent, amongst whom
were the venerable permits, brothers ..d
mutere of the deceased, as also other rela-
tives. The serrioe was very impressive sad
solemn, and expressive of consolation te the
bereaved.
Trx .S►o`AI. L 11.00 a year, in advance,
Hare 11 seat to your frtsnna
X
Here's a Pointer
When you ark for a
s cent plug
Io cent plug
2ocent plug
Vrai
DERBY PLUG
'Smoking Tobacco
be sure that the retailer
does not Induce you to
buy any other In order
that he may mak• •
larger profit
COAL
ALWAYS ON RANO.
NOW is the tines to purchase your
HARD. (X)AL The best and only
SCRANTON HARD COAL in this
market at $6.50 with 10 per cent. oft
for cash, staking it $.'3,f(5.
All Coal Weighed at the Mar-
ket.
WM. LEE
Orders left .t IAltpi>>, R Lill aloey
promptly attended to.
WILL EXCEL ALL (YHERS
Canada's Grist
INDUSTNIAL
-FAIR-
TORONTO
SEPT. 3 TO 15,
1894
VAST I10p7•TsslsiTs TA TLS.
EXHIBITS AND ATTRACTIONS
GREATER AND GRANDER
THAN BYER BZFORE.
ALL ENTRIES
�CgpLpODUD�gAUGUST I1.
Tbecha4 Sw.esMias su •1 Rat�.mirseer.
•r J. w.TISMT adeic. iiire4Intronse.
VOL. X
TNh:"BOC
A Sed Mo17
l sue Mera .IAN
tapes se Tel
4147 new
mer ra
I uv.SWnat epi
work) Ise
of examples of at
sac* fallout to t1
a.d favored 0omi
•
iesihofarichn
the wheat pit or
our fortunate not
fluence in hu loot
c..11rmuoity, the
gas, or rideable I
nelrbborheed
abundance sad e
,,,.trier where fa
to krep body and
ween wealth ov.
p warty stricken,
.malas 0oa.5p.
• loos! Jar • soaid
inflate the favors
t her .apfrlortty
and an enlargeme
mal proportioes
Now, the city
to picture in the
presumption, sed
outman were ata
:he people, ane
.illartere sad dwel
looked town om
some order of es
and more to be
after the essohie
blessed NOWT ' -
outatde treats.
ties of the C. P.
tial its way hers I
'•clue of asett.l
*owe gambling Us
pie of tier feet as
i' 't Teal. t!r
1•3111, Mee etiam I
sad, .eetag how es
the daily addition
they not alone join
sty lot gambler, b
diced their parent
or, as it was 5
savings is the Ire
nal estate dist h
flea •.1 more lima IA
of nature years:th
sad It is not too rat
atm now living m
. tory of mtapl...d
ram sad shame Mt
will lee forgotten.
The city resolved
au rural popailatim
w•adertd profits f
moue anti speculate
oltiona: facilities wl
m thrwgh high m
are carie out acuter
mt Iarge,ready male,
from whest •rhe.,
ted it. meromaiy
Low's', we . siesta
CLble tacihtes To
relr clean sod
wealth on real '55
kstud te gai} ,,
talat d tomatun t s I
.id alike and aakl
ten well, for daily
peep). and their 10
As towns, .dingse s
rase, who, aloe ' fe
weehh, the oretfort
a•.idestly Imbed A
rite sorlTow:AI
W bluer deepp•i
g rs, wha
ibis a.1wbattyoule wilt
larks days. The
ii••tcep.tioa of Tb
tits sed tree v.dem
he Mm rest sasses
tdrwt.ing clewed., e
u owe much of the
alar of the v4 5.
aidly Ivy the 1 ....in .
ehd a id•reld net
p ui ivy ao m.eb
ha beer,.,,,, wh.
p•p•r f.r ablasj• I
nary limit., .-1 n
lob.. ate ocj.,
Mmst the crtao .red
nes, to the iil-hated
Int of dosttga 1n 1
d+• bore„ d -vivo
sen held rep Ivy ih. 'B
rad eems.eta
w reel • .4 Iia las
bat b httyood tb.wpp}
alultihrlowieta tel,
bof pon
:them
ps sadkilsesi.Wit., 1t lane d
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r hi
Ick. wY
• Astir 01
d�iss� Ae fr t
r la4 �e dl►er fit'rets.., or
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