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tareemeeedied ad Melee. dal or sake
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baa. • nee..: tiastioor e..i1i al As
dtewere•s. Dederloh.
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gyhclMor, Osays7.taer. to...ta x0.07
to Iris .t lowest rates. Hurtoaes ii to
ponies Colborne Hotel. Aod.rieb. 00L -tt
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tea.-osW Colborne beset.
220 H TB, BSRRIbTBR. SOLICIT
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duns AL Ogles. Yrs • •t. Seeds to lead at
lowest mem el Worm.- Mb
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ft/ . mod essembelome far takiaet sad ne
unwise tesemOnerms• et k•cl• .rli.vta es
salor seisms declare.
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sestaor the H Court of J .iesMs, the
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LT J. T. NAITT.RL,,agruts, l.,lk'= AND
rreaw. Odie*-tdbr. Berthas sadt; at lowest
be sera Oed-
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.mount of Pews. Tends fee tertot mos
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RADCLIFFIL, GENERAL IN•
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Leval ��epM (M17 amenlesn eessMNer
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KNOWLEDGE
BrioB. eotdort and lmprrivemec:, ....ol
bends to personal enjoyment vhec
rightly trued. The many, who live b
tor than ext hetn►and enjoy life more, wit!
leer expenditure, by more pr,.mptl,
adapting the world's best produce t
the needs of physical being. will Wein
the Talmo to health of the pure liqu•d
laxative principles embrsoed in the
retacdy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptab's and OMR
ant to the taste, the rehsshingand truly
beneficial properties of a perfect 1ax-
at i r'e ; effect ually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
aid permanently curing constipation.
It has given ..tisfacti, •n to millions and
met with the approval of the nodical
profession, because it acts on the Kid.
nes, Liver and Bowels without weak-
ening them and it ie perfectly free Erma
(ivory object table substauice.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug-
gists in 73e. bottles, but it is mann
fsctured by the l'atifon,is Fig St i 1. •
Co. only, whose tame is printed on eve
package, .loo the name, Syrup of leis:.
and being well informed. jou will no.
sc ei,t nos substitute if offered.
t ODIRIOB 11HOHAMCB' IN8TI-
'.7 TUTS LIBRARY AND READfNO-
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Moira
Ooss from 1 to • r.ti> and hon i to IS P.M.
ABOUT 9000 VOL'S 114 LIBRARY.
/mediae Deify, Weekly 0.4 lthlrl►etd
Pdpsrt� M , etc.. 014 ram.
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511 JOIIN'S MONUMENT
Unvsllmd by the Governor Gen-
eral Yesterday
IN THE PRESENCE OE TIIIIIIANDS.
Tb. ease rreeatePs w W Ivssses ter
taersasay cabinet Mansion Fee -
Mat le V.res. AM. reessimaat
*..bee Liberals --Mon. 41.
meow PM leaser
Montreal. June 4. -The unveiling of
the monument erected In Duminlun
Square to perpetuate the memory of Sir
John Macdonald took e to -day
amid the greatest pomp and entbusl-
sem. There must have been 30.00o p•n-
pw massed around the memorial. while
over a thousand ladies and 7 apemen
occupied scats on the platform In front
of the monument of the departed
Chieftain.
The members of the Ottawa Covern-
meat present were: Sir Mackenzie Do-
well, Bir Adolphe Caron. Hon. Diem's.
Foster. Costigan, Ives, Oulmet. Curran.
besides Lieutenant -Governors Chaplesu
and Mackintosh. Premlcr Tatl,.n, Sir
Henri 0. Coll, Hugh John Macdonald,
lir William Hingtson. the Mayor of
Montreal and others.
At 1.30 His Excellency arrived, and
was received with cheers, the band
playing "Cod Save the Queen.'
Sir Donald Smith, the Chairman of
to citizens' Committee, made the own-
ing address, In which he eulogist d Sir
John Macdonald. referred to his great
whom for Canada, and paid • high
compliments of the people of Montreal.
and especially to Mr. Joseph H. Jacobs.
the secretary, for the splendid memor-
1..1 that would be unveiled.
Sir Donald Smith called on His Excel -
en. y to unveil the statute. which Lord
Aberdeen proceeded to do amid the
thundering cheers of the thousands
within and beyond the hearing of His
Excellency's voice. All remarked the
perfect features of the memorial figure.
His Exeellt ney's address d1.1 not last
more than live minutes In delivery. He
said that he did not know that the re-
hreaentative of our beloved roverelgn
ce.uld be employed In a better or more
patriotic mission than In unveiling a
n.onument to a man who had done so
much for Canada and the empire as
Sir John Macdonald, a statement that
was cheered to the echo.
Sir Mackenzie Howell fcylowed. and
met with a splendid reception. as It was
the Premier's first appearance In Mont-
real sine he became the leader of the
Government of Canada. Sir Mackenale
described himself as the last link con -
roe ting the present Cabinet with the
one formed In 1471;. when Sir John Mac-
donald returned to power. Sir Mac•ken-
sto Howell then referred to Sir John's
first battles In Kingston. and his subse-
quent success as a member or the
House. as a leading statesman in the
Government of Old Canada. and later
as Premier of the Dominion of Canada.
The orator of the day was then intro-
duced to the person of Hon. George E.
Foster. and the people of Montreal
have perhaps never listened to a more
powerful or eloquent address than was
delivered to -day by the Canadian MIn-
l-ter of Finance. Hon. Mr. Foster
spoke for half an hour. and at every
point was cheered to the echo. Montreal
that great elty. he held. was a most
fitting place to build a monument to
the old leader who loved the metropolis
and her people so well. What was the
meaning. ,eked the Finance Minister.
of this great and representative gather-
ing of people here to -day' it was not
that they had to come to mourn a
death. to count our losses. or to weep
over an open grave. No. that was In
order four years ago. To -day the Can-
adian people turn their facers once more
towards the sun. and full of life and
hope we set to work to count our gains
end profit by the great lessons of
which the lite of Sir John Macdonald is
abundantly filled. Hon. Mr. Foster
held that down through history all peo-
ple had delighted by such ne ane as
that* to honor the memory of their de-
parted leaders. and in this Canada had
not denied her history. He pointed to
Munlm and Wolfe at Quebec. Brock
and Lundy'. Lane. all of which testified
silently. yet eloquently. to the fact that
Canada honors her distinguished dead.
The speaker had not made Sir John
Macdonald's acquaintance till 1R•1. and
had not entered his cabinet till 1Rf1•,
yet. like all othere, he did not fall to
be charmed by that kind and gentle
manner of the late leader of the Liber-
al Conser'v'ative party. It had been said
by a critic that Sir John had no feeling,
no heart. Hon Mr. Foster weld that
when great questions of State were
mooted, all great statesmen had to Ii -
ten to the call of duty rather than the
ftelings M thelrown hearts. In politics.
aa In other things, sacrifices have to be
trade. The ',ketch of the late leader's
career. from his landing in Canada at
theage of six years. to his attaining
the leadership of a great party. and hs
death In the midst of hla last great tri-
umph was a masterpiece of oratorical
power, and Hon. Mr. Foster•. oration
was cheered t0 the Mho.
Sir John's life was a neratl •• 111 all
:net tendert to the weakenin . •.1 the
toes that hind ns to the Mot 1. 1 Land.
"A British subject he was W.• •t. a Brit -
telt subject he lived and a British sub-
ject he died."
Sir H. Joly de Lotbiniere followed to
English. saying that he could well real-
ise the feelings of the men who had
onme here to do honor to their departed
leader, but as a Liberal Sir Henri could
say that he too admlred per John. and
the ex-Prem4'r of Quebec waw loudly
cheered ween, turning toward the min-
isters, he said "TVs. and we loved him
Ma. K. Fauna Kxo1saATru. -Tbe a•
miesto.ers who were appointed metier le
Civil Servto. Act to 004 titre logo the char:• -
agelnet R Farrow, wuuanune In toe Cue
UMW Depart nest, have Dome to a deco.,
and praee.Md Maar report to the l;eu. .I.
Tb.y completely a:ownte the men.*,
official.
1111Aao1Ic MZ nlsu.--O. Jaw 5 D.D
D. ILK H. Collins, of the Huron Dunne,
steamily vented Moraine Star Lodge s'
Carlow. The 1).U. was •coompaned fr u
tows by weer* members of Menai.
Lodge, •od there were members from otb. •
sister lodges presser. After the work h.•
hewn ezemplttied, the lodge cooed. and
very pl.ssent reception was riven tit
visiting brethren.
ilraeOAT Pative.c. Thursday last to
tiletr.st was out for practice, Csptan. Rain
a.wv taken ,demotes. of the brat roue
day so far this season to nave the n.i:.
pracuos for 1895 The crow worked eves,
ted messed to be sucb materiel es would d
sz.x11•at work If called un to alp ship
w r «:ked seamen or passsotrere There we.
• good many watching the bot'. inan..•a
vara, most of whom seemed Meaty please.
at every change made to working while 1.
the roughest of to waves.
JOHN KNOX. OIIDIZRAL ACC -
Weiser sued ed LeValuator.
os exeerleaes le
0.1. Having ass
d a i't *
th•asettea.erinrded..h• le to • poiWw is
dieeberspe with thweare s•tista.al• a all met
miseleas satr0/Md to halo. Orders left et
Marefa. Hotel a slat by mall ta kis
Y•d0X Cool. s* coretully a
Auctioneer !
COMING AND GOING.
Miss Kase Martin. of Kia4.btidja,
Tinting is town.
Mies Aikomb.ad left
week's visit to Chet.o..
Eos. Asbestos has pet the plata lights is
his bioei war W eet-et.
Rev. Joseph F.,dute is att.adang the annual
I'oedema°. at Stratbrey.
A. M. Pell.y shipped a earloa 1 of horses
Thursday •tteraoen for the Fa.:..
W. McKay. of Amherst. Nov Mosta.,
wee widths, A. 8 Cbry.tal this morning.
u
has gone au •
Regimes, Farr hes pat up • .akatarttial
sad pretty fame, di7idisg his lawn from his
Tact
TM l.bryst0l holler works shipped • trec-
tiom swims Thursday to X Be-ok ler at Halt.
bones.
Bert Hewell le speeding • poetise sf the
University vaeaties with .i4 friends is
Gedetieh.
Mies Wyss arrived i0 tows this west
trete (3re.vUls. 111, ea a three moths' vias
1 the family renames.
The a bo.ear Aurora frees Gere 8.y with
340,000 foot of Issabar far N. Dynast,
mashed [tmmtl
ysrteedrp aeo•
mashed
MR. JOHN RALPH
TIN AND STOVE DEALER,
Hamilton -at.,
Has decided to continue
Business, as he has WV .
proved in health and
able to attend to his cus-
tomers in the way of
jobbing and repairing,
and will continue to sell
AT t LOWEST + PRICES 1
PLAITING KILL.
EfTi8l11MED IiN.
TORY STASL l%eul'A•Uxa.-A few da,.
since • suggestion was made to tater
coium•a, that • track or walk be made
around the square outside the fence, aro
that the tree guards be remuyeti. Tod•,
tn. gu.rds are n..rms and the meat,
er
chtuuts stand unguard
ed. The removal
of the trent. shields remind. one of the tine
when the espltngs they have iso loss pre
11C*.d were first planted. The idea had
been agitated for mine time, but ono)
holding the view that trees could not Lee
there en account of travel monad the
.40.10, the plan was Coag to maturing. At
Mot the Ghanaian of public work. the late
K. iitarhes, wok the ,,utter tn and, then
the baby chestnuts were placed and guarded,
Use theme chairman seeing that to bad wee
suitable for the nurselings. Today they
• mod •love, and ars tieing emblems to
gree❑ of the maw wbo did so much t.•
beautify the town of hu adoption.
Tits Coors t. Heac,le.-A representative
frost each tow•isbip of the comity was is
*renewed yesterday on the orop prospects
for '96, the following Ming • •omm•ry of
the •newer• : A. to the prospects for apples.
2 gave poor, 2 not many, sad 12 bad ; Re
'carding pears 1 gave fair. 1 poor. 1 • few,
and 13 had ; small fruits received 3 bad. 1
all gone, 1 poor, 7 • few, tad 4 sedum ; as
to wheat then were 8 fair arop. 3 m.diom,
I not good, 2 alt • crop, .ad 2 badly da
aged ; .a • got 5 good, 1 very good, 2 did
ism, 1 all an •var•s• 1 an oversee. lisle,
1 b•ekwerd hot good, sad 4 doubtful ; bar-
ley obuwd 6 good 4 fairly good, 2 ma
danm. 1 se meer•se, 1 pot ss average. 1 not
had •o average .0d 1 fair : hay had 4 bed,
4 poor, 3 short, 5 light ; pe••. 10 good, 2
fairly good, 2 fair, mid two medium. Is &-
meat every 4Mt.nee them interviewed stat-
ed that to answers were55 s premed
oe.dfusua. as • oopioos
heavy
min
would make the prospects mors tavorsi.M
tar hay .ed grain Apples .tad pears, he ••
mow. GNAW sot be,mprwved by rata, thoi.: t•
e ntailer Mit mites beeele
dt, partisurly
e
▪ aries, of wbieh these are at press(
• pp.agaao•• of M 101111141011 Cr.ep
lluchauaus & Bhyuas
NAOUPAo7vaoa
BASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers 1a all kinds of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
Awn butldses material of every a..oriett0.
School Furniture a Snecialti.
MOI.4$,4D'S
IMO MOMS tf a Oaths
1.07 Adige gift a *sate petery, was
steam his ewe heel hrter••t amid aero at
• 11 brew to be itepseviag hlssaell. mod set
Daly able r do his preseat week is the
right way, bet prepafe htmsslf ter blare
dubs. whish mos mate M War. He mos
o nly .bo.ld stay M M what lis* means' W
hf. basun, teak M OM en Ins .ler' M pis
fsfwmrtl.e terelliR es the burin- wish
whirr
his it er111s attA- This istereMins
we sum imps/ Wig sm. betiim. (t sal bursas in W1.es .ad
-Lip•s Wi`w
a lien as 0. sed lt.
1 tied than Samoa bare prefer
Ji. (Jbese% Liver Pfli b as7
other 1 hams ba They aie • wes-
4.fd pW rise 9 dente at rtes. PAW
_ti•eL y part, J. W. lambed. Gann.
ask.
.illi pm aits silly bons ligtals i
i r i. Ma. » rlr
dalltil.kltlaiia• paw .a.tftnwn
:Y�TEM RKNOVATOR
AND Ovmaa TiOrrao I1[t.sotta.
(Specific and Antidote for
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF
Impure, weak • ed impoverished blood, dye
,loaplenesisss, palpitation of the
Bort, livert'neuralgia, loss of
memory, nory, tis, assumption, gall
stores, jaundice, kidney and urinary
diseases, St. Vitus' danoe, femur. irreg-
ularities ted emend debility.
LABORATORY, AODERIII, ONTARIO
J. M. McLEOD,
Proprietor and Manufacturer.
MoLsou. STwran Re+oTAToa ose be had
all est drorKiw
ID town. as well metros
dr,ya between Owes Sound and
maea�iW.
b. Breessls, Durham and T �*to.T.
To Smokers
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SUMMER MILLIERY.
Latest Styles in Hats and Trimmings.
Fine Assortment of Flowers and Feathers.
',POMP: AND SEE
THE MISSES YATES
THP. wUAKE, I:OUF.Rl('H.
SUPERIOR
JEWEL FURNACES
T. meet the wishes e1 their Cashmere
The awe 7. tsi,kest t Sea re.. Ltd
Name
111... eat.. have pieced M
A Combination Plug of
Aro the most Powerf 1
Heaters in the World.
For Economy, 1)urability,and an eas-
ilv� regulated 1' it has no equal.
Fon SALK NT
HARPER LEE. • - BUR . ST AR h se
Ms WM `.7 T-
P. 8. -For Coal or Wood r _ HAMILTON.ONT.-r.
SXOKINM TOBACCO.
This supplies a long felt want, giv•
ing the consumer one 20 cent plug,
or 10 cent piece or a 5 Cent piece
of the famous "T & B" brand of
pure Virginia Tobacco.
Tile Till Tx "T N B" Is out every Piece.
POOP 0*01 a all .t'Self.
serest Vm q. ter Snagie el. ort
Mdse recesses. e.w.eed saes
Port Tawaerad, Wash., Jen► a. -Plod.
T. Noah. Chief of the Bitisk Ednratiooal
Beam d fella, last aMonda7 foverboard
oe
eosw
mitted ilds 1 Nes
from the ss.sehip City of Topeka., '
ear
germ Charlotte Booed,
he
deed was romssittd Is the b prss sdol
hie wide who is e daugh
rht�se sad hemsOss1J wealthy, bat war
.steeb *skim at her k hs'sade settees.
When mor Quota Charlotte goes.
about 4 o'clock Moeda/ attetsoos, she
s.lied Professor gNa twee. ber-
snaotIng
ate
ad, going
ate Ns for sere aek0ow. same. As the
ergs tuned hail rolled her hatband daft -
II te
. the rail late the a.
4hnNasor Nash belonged to a wealthy
harry Arias Is Ragland, as& alter n -
we yens' w4H•er'e le tdta, was re -
townies hem. Wham M *prase tato the
era he worried jewels on his person valued
at several thousand dollar..
J_,sadise ere AMss0M0 st ser
Ohio Jews 6. -There Is se
mesh griptt here saw as there hes Mas
within the seat do MSS, ased it .1
a o* es0sym satree t ss heesedaro.
Plod lens .fete that the amass le •l-
Ity whetirn v«'a of
reaptwwi fY/ are Mt with
It's no because
I'm Scotch lett
yolk canna
unoke a better
Cigar than
•1R08 ROY,"
jig; tad 5C.
',It I get sax
Jf :) P•: f;r a
1tlarter.
brans TOSACGO Co . MoarwnAie
SAVING MONEY ING MONEYI
Parties wishing to save money can do moo by calling on Mr.
JOHN KNOX at his Warerooms opposite Martin's Hotel, where he
keeps a full line of Agricultural Impletuents on hand open for inspec-
tion.
Noxon Binder, Noxon Mower. Noxon Seed Drill. Noxon Spring
Tooth Cultivator, Noxon Horse Rake and Sharp Rake.
Full line of the Cockshutt Phw Company's Riding Plows, Walk-
ing Plows, Twin Gang Plows, Corn and Root Cultivators, Road Scrap-
ers, Disk Harrows, Land Rollers, Little ('rem Pea Harvesters.
Mdisughlin Carriages, Buggies, Phletons, Road Carts, Training
Cana All the latest design. All work warranted.
Adams Wagons, Paris, Ont., all kinds.
Any person wishing anything to the abov will find it to
bis advantage to call on Mr. Knox and inspect before buying
elsewhere.
AUi 1'IONEERINGa specialty. Being practical in the above and
in stock, and having had several years experience, can guarantee entire
satisfaction.
from ttingstoo:
'The Macdonald Club of Kingston
have Just returned from Cataraqul, the
grave of our lamented Chief. May the
example of Ws unselfish patriotism be
emulated by all Canadians. Kingston
Is grateful to Montreal for the tribute
she pays to his memory to -day."
(Blgned). H.J. W iI.KINSON.
Air Adolph. Carne. Hon. J. A Oulmet,
Hon. John Costlgan. and Hon J .1.
Curran also delivered eloquent ad-
dresses, the whnie ending by • do-
alamatlon from Mr. Arthur B. irougbty.
K being hie own ectmlpneltkri
-Mo more the mudo of his eloquence
win votes the words of ripe intelligence.
Theme atm the essence of the tweeters
wind
Unites the common 40(51eet of man -
hind
A ioft to boar the standard M our ram.
And foremost In to gnat Olympias
place
ens laud of own. �-- mod throws dem
Thee frees Me tab dual emus Jgrgh'r 3awMal w w lead, red
Meet of e f eery wises this rears Is fewaws s: segietair liddhi 004. ora'ter
will hew..
The ftn110wtag dompafleh was received le a eirnmar.
JOHN S110$,
AGENT AND AU(TiONEER.
Pretty Goods
AT Tea A•EVTA.tl'0 SWATS.
TM hes es fassaraee/ m.nsrtevy revered
With neral wreath
Kingston, June T. --The grave of Sit
John A. Macdonald was to -day banked
with fioral tributes. At 11 o'clock •
deputation from the local Macdonald
Club reached the plot in Catar•qul
Cemetery and deposited two beautiful
wreaths. one from the City Club, the
other from the Ottawa Club. Very melt-
able addre sea were delivered by Prof.
Williamson, brother -In-law of the Chlef-
tein. Very Rev. Dean Smith. J. H.
Metcalfe, Y.P.. E. H. Smythe. Q.C..
Mayor Wrrlght. John Hewton and H.
J. Wilkinson. all eelogtsing the charac-
ter and worth or the deceased states-
man.
At 1 o nk ek a ieputatlon of Pries,
Rdward County rodd•nts visited the
grave. and conducted an luipreefve ser-
vice under the chairmanship of W.
Booker and John Privily -0r. H. B. pavans,
M.D., Plcton. who originated the em-
blem of the rose and maple leaf as typi-
cal for the anniversary day of Bir John's
death, laid upon the grave the offer
bp of the .tauneh yeomanry of the
00••017 where 81r John .pent his early
days. It was a wreath of rears and
tenplr stave•. Meesra John Prinyer
and J. C. Wilton 1014 the remembrances
et tate ladles on the sward sad all spoke
W BMW s.4•.,tng tertian Many law
attended. Suctidleg Mrs. Qrlehoaoe4 a
0flr-lees tsetse ei deessed.
trbw.re sin los seen
Jess 11-JOeoph Caster,
74, es lying at death's petit at at
FOR
WARM WEATHER
FANS,
FLOWER POTS,
FISHING TACKLE,
GAMES,
WALL PAPER.
THE FAIR,
ainurnro, Mr.
t t Matches that Light."
ITelegraph..
Telephone..
Tiger
Parlor
For the information of any-
one wanting this kind of Match,
we give the names of those fully
answering the requirement. They
are made by
THE E. B. EDDY CO
HULL,
e CANADA.
Keep your Feet Dry
If you oatoh void now It will hung on all
Summer
WEAR GRANBY RUBBERS
They are the best and last longest
In Style. Pit and Finish.
TIM MUI a WM •sea.
Peri sot
Do You Haut a Door Boll?,
If you do, why not have
AN ELECTRIC ONE.
Yee can have the motel! placed in any part of your
beare, to that you are sore to hear any of your
Mood. whoa they mall to see you.
And thee, we put them in so cheap that it is not
worth your while) to bother with one of the old
-
tedtioaed kind. Oall and ant our samples and get
oar priors and we think you will have one.
J. H. WOREMILL Is 00.,
Diets MaaldLea lbeet