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ter. seamy. a.c. °Soo over Medical
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tenor, , emnorsteaer. etc. Mune/ to
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drew'• -eta. Plod" Wk. Ont. !o(
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lowest rates of lair at. Pea
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ryt..n. Atienseys, louorora Pe.. Pled*
rich. .1. t. Darrow. Q.C.. W. Proudtsot
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V 14ev+at ltatiettorr to (A•sawry, to.
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11oae In or c..u_rru.gay «wa salt ter pro-
sodtea In tote High AiCourt of Justice. the
Co -'n of Appeal for Ootarns, or is any Comity
sr Lax mom Cort. All uairneu as oaryfiCW
and ;manta eareated. Hadi•-oe and P
address Dungannon Oat -•�-ter
LeOiflM &DU
�t SE&GbR, CONVEYANCING AND
Ia.ureaos.moe. opposite,Martu.%Hot&
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MONkY TO LEND ter moirroA(J1i
at et .per neat. Nome daaoosutsd, C.
atLAti►IL sloe opposite MsrUa'a Muted. Reis
rich.
MONEY To LOA N.•- $25,600.00
I4ivate room to rod at yy. par toot- so -
Pray. WITCO t. UAPiefY, l(ortom'• book.
o pposite t'oitluree ldead. G.dudeh. (w-11
Lt J. T. N A /T6 L, FIBS, LIFE AND
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o ilmeal non ea 4r.tolass Mortawse.. A tri
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Lashing eantes
wpe.ted. Agent. Money eyto Lend on t
re.ralst.1
law, at - . lowest rete ret tower gulag 45
say way te fedi ti• tonrrower 051.. -Mho.
asd door trout Mysore, West Barest, e...
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V► YU'i1' LIBRARY AND KRAIHNY-
ai)Otl, es,. of hast street alba dmtare sap
.,mita
Open from t to 6 r.r„ and from 7 10 10 r.M.
ABOUT 2900 VOL'° IN LIBRARY.
Lcodtay I)u,iy. Wally ....d IUtsstrufd
l'ryr-.• Morns vise,. etc, ore Ale.
Tlt:si,[i, ONLY `t.
@ rooting free es* of Library and i:e.itaw
loom
Applications tot membership 'opened bp
• [prolan. lemma
J. 11. (7OLBORlls, H. HAMILTON.
Se= Librarian.
Beeman Mayall lltk 1WIL
Anotioneatrtnir.
THOMAS til NSKY. A1'CTIONICER
and Int unions Agent. teodeefeh. Grit.
Aaron I.onlon and Lancashire Mare lo.. Oe..
sed Gore District Mistrial Iva. Co. Solar at-
tended to In any Pert of ih11 equate. 1D-ly
S KNOX, OF.NKRAL AUO-
J tUMonier and Lana Valuator. 0o4e lmk.
Os.. oasis, had ouarierahle expsrlesee be
Meme-tlnoaM.g'r de, he le In • posters to
'lld....aras w11b thorough eetlefaoUas ail cos
ttlasore rammed to him. Orden left at
Marnn's Hotel. or w ret by mall to kis addresa.
Wee.riot► P.O., o•refully .hated u,. JOHN
tu(1 County AlWtlona .r IMrtf
Goon washfl Los Robinette, of Belgrade
Me, are the reel patient who wag ever .d-
stl-nd to the Mama I:eserel Ho•pitsl.
That sees wac heck in i1140
Con's
Oarsaparilla
lWAA A1'RJ3XT to frequent attache d
nervnn•w,u, that solon.d to asap an ay
vitality and left me in • state of weakness
std nio.rt. I mold not relish Mod and each a
thing hs • good meet's rest was u.ta0w6
to -
BUNDS UP
%Pahl* of airy ereertlon and with an ever
On•'ent Oral and deepondest feeling Ufa.enst.4
haral; worth ole iteimg. MedHimea that t
took dM not do any good : It was • man
et R*wdt5fly becoming weaker and wreaker.
Rearing sf Acott% t5 r.apsri s and its sew=
WEAK WOMEN
with rlmller oerr to mine, r red M. and Htine%
Se first few deer Megan 1e got hotter. appetite
roomed. eat sabers! and refreshing aria.
yew screwiest. la test tete seemed as be tersd
We assess.
w'rrii QL&HAM,
IN Crawford WOW.
_ 1lsatnrw
Mehra SSIS OW seems stag or
UNCLE SAM'S POPULATION.
Chicago has 14U,tJu people of Genera
birth.
141 Der the adult males of forelgu birth
uuwbrred 4,114/4,420.
The Italiana had the (oreigu element in
„til) nue city, New Orleans.
.l little over one -anti' of the whole pop-
ulatwu of Iiis,Wu la of Iristi birth.
Over IJ per cent of the foreign papula
ttuu lis the Atlantic Stems is illiterate.
The Irian lead the foreign population In
six cities sod are esex,uil in Ifteeu.
In IIr...11yn only :ri ler cent of the pup-
ulath,u Is native baro of American par-
rots.
Th. average sun, brought by the foreign
imosigr,o,t i. lea. than Plink
Terre are over twenty five foreigners W
the epees, mile in the State of New York.
The Scsudtnavisu element Isconoeatrat-
ed iu Wisc n,,iu, Nimmonota, luwa, Dakota
and Nebraska.
lis Maa,.cb.•etta the foreigners and
their children constitute 36 per cent of the
entire population.
It is said that iu the Italian ooluuies of
New York there are hundreds of persons
who speak no Eugli,h
. Of the total number of immigrants over
40 per ceut hare axone from the United
Kimedom.
The tide of Irish Immigration wee high-
est in the Mi, : that of I:errusu uumigra
taut' from lairs to lag..
The Germans utunuwber all other for-
eign .lrn,ruts in the States of Ohio, Ittdi-
a,a, Wtscutlalu mud Missouri.
Chicago has only !t per cent of Its pupu-
Ieti"n, of native birth, the rest Grog for-
eigners or their children.
The foreign elrnuut, iu a greater pro-
portion
ryportiuu than the native population, settle,
to the cit es.
The Canadian element forms two-thirds
of the foreign IN,puletion of Maine .4041
New Hampshire, our -half of that of Ver-
mont, ,yid nue-thin) of that of Massacbu-
ertte.
LITERARY NOTES.
Wa•hiagtun Living never married.
"The Vicar of Wakefield" haa been
drarnatis:et -
Mr. Eric Mackay 1s the author of "The
Love Lettere of a Violinist."
The -Dolt" was
written by 'lancelet Tbuniinon Jen vier.
Probably Tennyson's "111 Memoriam" is
the moat popular piton' in the- English
language..
Mr. William Itean Howells is very fond
of irking'• line from Shakespeare and
using it as a title for Nix novels.
Tilere is it marble bust of Longfellow in
Wr-truinstt•r Abbey.
''The Danbury News Mat" was Jr:tines
Montgomery Bailey, of the "Danbury
New%." He died its le44.
The author of East Lynne is a widow.
Her husband, Mr. Maxwell. an Eugii.h
publisher,Mietl in March of this year.
"The, \Watderiug .law" hi altogether an
=tawnier), personage who owes him sup-
p%.'ed ex iwt e,.ce to a legend connected with
Christ's crucifixion. ..
George Pe15041% Lathrop was born at
Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, Is 11..1. His
poem. "The Flown Souk" was written of
his child. Francis Hxwtborue Lathrop,
who d,rti iu PIN.
Blinn Carman, the lww.t, is a Canadian:
he is at present the rektor .4 "The. ('hap
Honk "
S. H. Crockett. the author of "The Lilac
Snnbonnrt," reside% at Penicuik, an
hour's ride f -um Edinburgh. He is, of
crura. it Scotch main.
Lyunsw.e is a mythical region. it eras
the land from whieh K rig Arthur carne.
it ie said Gr to now more than forty
fathoms under water' between the Land's
End and the Isles of; silly, the sea having
gradually encroached upon the land.
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.
Mandolins are static iu able United
Staten.
,lunnito Mason, the hay violinist, was
born fn llarrelona in 1'644.
7elie de Loran wee born In New ,York
city of French parents.
Mir Juliette Carden ae'amed the role of
Janet in !le K.'ven'. opera, "Rote Roy."
Her understudy was a Miss Maude
Young.
Hemberg'e opera, "Elaine," was pro-
duced for the first time at Covent Garden,
London; in Ili)2. Melba, l'lencon and the
De !leashes were in the cast. '
- Ma.heme Forsch-Meth left only one child,
• daughter. The child, who isquite young,
will be educated in a convent (1 her moth-
er's
oth-
err desire% are carried out.
A tenor singer should be able to sing
the A above tnid.11e (' (i. e., the A in the
middle of the piano) with ease, and au
ucca*iuual B fi,:t and 11 natural above the
A.
"Listen to the Nnekitig Bird" wag writ
ten forty years ago. The composer.
;teptimu, Wiener, in still receiving royal
ties from it, as the copyright does not ex
pare until 1107.
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OLS OUT SPRY.
Mme. Mnhllsg,whuhas translated many
French aromas Into German, celebrated
the one hundredth anniversary of her
birth in Berlin April 15. She is still hale
and hearty.
Mr. M. Scott, of Shleldavllle, Minn.. is a
remarkable ,,an. He ie ((Is years old,
corks his own farm, reads without glow
c•, and is probably the oldest per•oo to the
world with a head of red hair.
.lance* Cruikshank, now is his ninety
,rand year and very deaf. crosses the
least river regularly every week day to
his down town ..Rice In New York and
.tar-. then usually until the clone of bank-
ing boom, lunching at a favorite restate
rant He sometimes walks across the big
bridge.
Dr. William tIliott, of New Haven,
Conn., who has just oelebrat.ed his ninety-
rvent& hlrthday, has lived under every
president of the United States since John
Adams. and under every governor of Ken -
tacky except the first He still leads a
very active life and shavers himself twice a
weak.
_FACTS IN FEW WORDS.
Observing barters declare that men
wIth heavy year's are most apt to be
bald.
It 1e not Illegal to deface coin,, trot it
Is illegal to defaceatte n
The be multi law
e American flag r
fully ase an adv,vtl.ernent
The br•w'hea worn during the reign sof
pynncle 1. were often ten and ore -half
yarn* In etrtumhwenew and stuffed with
Wan or sawdust.
A ds. Ina coat (w 11.101 re 1e obis bash :
In ssdrrwear. two Inches: Ie • stook en
Inch : in a filler. ball en leen : In shoe'
conte-elrth of as ittitlli : la gl iron. • quarter
of as Iamb; la hies, emeele t►
IT WOULD LOWER THE LAKES
tithes Y What sae themed es R.atay.ma any of
*betatron, malate° wail .
Wsrbnagtes, Ass. Be The report of the
Beard ed !(esueen detailed to report epos
the preamble seem gad opersure tit the
Mimeo 4$5.w easel upon the laheas&
harbor heel° asd apes the aay.gation of
the wrest lakes mad their ouanoousg water-
ways was made pebls, today.
There r nothing to skew, the report says.
that the orison% of Congress has bees asked
ler Mia eatrprtw, sad it is ~tam that it
Me art bees treated ea as osier state er '5
Lia•tio.al .4511. With this r., •hl.sbod
Iger it le uopoesible to think that super's -
air of the United States will not sassed w
W oared in don ease. This wt.l blooms
swag./ .s area es 11 becomes a part of the
areae' e) sevtg•ttoa waterways.
11 the .ase owlet reduces the levels of
Lakes Micau.0 and H uro. .rani tet '.obes,
that efl.^t will he produced to earn two
years. It not brag • question of many years,
as some supper. To. board feel very sore,
theretuiw, that .
first --The drain- ,:meal , nut solely •
N ater Esq., bat • .•bowl cue.
Sesoad -Tho tapptag of the Lk • most
afoot their levels. 11 the level of the lakes
should bre rr..IuotJ, v eel. would have to
Iwd .os:srdi gly.
The 1 us'e.• of the drainage C.mpaot
sew oontsmpls' s the .b.t..utsus of only
• 'O,iCuouarc f t, but after the c.-11 .
el n 1 it •. • sum i that f .o:e bet
tr aonute will Is 41: 55 n iron Lake Mich'
ems. This would lower the reek of •11 the
lakes of the eye •m. .seeps Lake Superior,
std reduce the neeiwable r • of e'1
harbors red shat Lew a th roc.(h.0 t *he system.
Under the laws of the United 5ta ' 1 11 toe
Oh'''. • '•4 ca, -eit c es ••not bo outdo with-
out Federal sstbo.,: y, end to enable the
enmities ofh.sre of the United Stir' • t .
act advisedly "t the matter it v•r• •.sen,
in the ep•51ose of tb. Bur d, not cooly that
tee .0 -cure I • hen, but that the morn
wet o, r. • role the wtigehle depths to
hemi!. • •,d bu.rhot• be are. el r .U•.staJ.
The Davig.l le e•p cit% et all ba -►o, . rod
charmer• or the L,eat lsk • ;glow St.
Mer, m F "s would 1 e i'•jnolov•Iy •Ree: '
by the met c d - nal, and the aaviy.bilitc
of the freer er-1 .r of Cnir•ro %male be de-
mieiahed .Ise by the introduction of a
retreat therm..
HOT CORN.
"le your editor • man of letters!'
"Don't know, stranger, but you kin find out
by •x', the p...nea:or. Ail•ot, 1 unit e-
tsttsb.
Applicant-Pb•.at mum, the lady wot
washes the nets fee that woman whir" live
opposite see as cog wants • girl." -Pall
M•0 Budget.
Tammy A.k.r Now if i on wan to git to
Le • rust, whet would you like 1.. wow
Andy Quick -A chick on the hank.-Phila-
delphis logwrer. -
Squildig-He's • weed. a 'mina' lawyer,
ies't he!' M- S..lhgen- \Will, I believe he
always *tot, short of melds' er•n. nal. y.
i'it' _burgh Chronicle-Telcgr•pb.
Font boarder -What's the star boarder
Melt -tg all that bubo& about over that
berry pie! Sward boarder- I guar Ire
fu, •,d the bet. J.- Syr•ct •e Post.
Mrs. °baler -I em sorry to say, the t'a
'• .11 exhausted. Creety uonrder-I am n0,
•m pros. 4 It has leen very weak for moue
time (n:I idelphis Inquirer.
86- 5o the cor ri'e testier) eensider it
mesalhance! He --Decidedly. The girl
has oily • quarter of •million, sand the
eoant ours three tiaras as much u that. -
sledge. - --
Mn Jackson --lb you call this sponge
oak . Wks, it is as bard .v roue. Cook
-Ye, moo, that's the way • •popes is be-
fore It is wet. Soak it L, your tea. -Troth
Flip -My ! hat isn't that • picture'
Fogg --Quite styh•h. Rat whir to is
(woks rather lar. -e for • piens lamp end
rather too email for • woman -Boston
Trs•script.
"Oh, ay dear Mt., —, how &ad i .m
to ere you. it is four crura mime. we tart
and you recok tired me imnedi•tely " "Ob
yes, 1 recoge••e the hat.`--Fliegende
Wetter.
Professor no his wife) -Elie', I have pro
mised te-irltver •o address to-morroweven •
isr •n re rational exercise of the meson .
Don't let me forget about S.-Flag/made
Blater.
She -1 know I m cross at tones, John, bet
if 1 had am life to live over ag•'s 1 should
marry you just the salve. He- 1 have my
d oubts .boat that, my dear. Philadelphia
limas.
The lady arrives • little late at the new •
tog circle. Servant 'Stour me, madam,
bet I'd odes* vete to wait • few mintage
Jost taw they are talking shout yon !-
Hameristisehe Stetter.
Gooey --Why do you ere psreisseatic weer
the hour of another woman on your heed'
Beatrice -Few the same reason that you
wear the skin of another calf on your fest. -
The Great Divide.
•
Artist -I'm half distorted trying to
taiat of • .sbjeet fer my picture, "The
Queen of May." Practical trimmed -Why
D M p.iet c posture of a servant girl t•kinw
up carpets' Chicago Record.
BITS OF INFORMATION.
The anginal profit of the Saes canal is
415,000,000.
The railways of the world are worth $30,-
000,000,000
Aenerio.o. drink night times ale mush sof-
fee a tea.
Nearly ie' per rest. of Europe's flowers
are meat Rivies.
The empire of Cbrlemag.e covered .boat
600,000 square miles.
1e' will keep batter with the blocks
peeked on edge than i' laid flat
Missouri raised in the roans veer Viet,
989,016 ►asbele of Indian earn.
-Java sad Arkansas are of nearly the same
ante- 41.11,000 square mile'.
The beret estis,.be that 1600,000,000 •
year etre realised ire= Sewer&
8cm• Yale aeol.wate or. vimilin1 Mess
s lea. lie great ..total treasure hew at
The h.« el wares break*: ea the sh.n
is peal te s.verfea Mag to She puree
Yard.
Veer ►essrdweigbt el sea8g•waa pr
math Is slid by IM pest mal et shish
the teed ehasuellut it the tidal cut-
todi•a.
Arrow, the pet of • Kollar, Ms., IsaUy,
ban appeared the habit of .tt mdt g °kuru&
✓ elit ly.
It is lint that there are oyer 70,0110,000
needle, ..de each week within lbs Brain oI
the was of Itaddito&.
• Tia is said to have two discovered in
llsrftao County, Cel., to better pay tag
qua.tities thea any otter place in the
United States.
A obilJ born in the northers suburbs •1
Omaha last week hoe huger nails ea nosh
lona and • thick growth of hair ell ever h.e
body.
Tae Christian telestte'e here septum.'
• ullicieut areueth i. PrioitiseW to s1Sl •
place of worship, which will noon be coat
aeteed.
Which u were', iapiisesmeet lee lite or
• life -low disease, like scrofula, for ex
ample! The former, eretain'), would be
preferable were a m011514 Ayr • Sarsapar
ilia can always some to the rescue sad gave
the poor seders health, err ngt&, and hap-
._
-
l'Im Ose day Met week Mr. Gelt-
maa, q to%a, sea Mir Du' nage, e1'8k.
Mrye, were eajoy'ag • row ea the lake;1oQ
the shore where the ropers were the wa•
ter was pretty rough, and in attempting to
come to shore, • huge wave struck ,r Art •d
lode and ewan,ped it, vibes about 150 yards
Crum shore. i'urtnoeish both secured •
hold epos the boat, rod hong oa until
the beat was serried by the waves to the
shore.
A
WOMAN
who has ons!e been to TIIE
FAIR and
FOUND
out the value of dealing
never talks of
DYINC
there.
even her clothes without first
seeing what THE. FAIR has
IN
A large shipment of Glassware
just received. Wt have ten
articles to choose from. all
at 10c. each Never
such value offered
before in
CODERICH.
-Srii ti453AckALttE
ti bort acne;
tritq muscular dung. artd
Nab lust put on that
Sani8her of I3acllacheb
MENmw. PU31et
J. MkLsceu*, Point au . bene. writes. Mah-
ler butter for Lace Back sod Lumbago than tin
D . a L Menthol Poster.
A. E. MrieLatt writes from Windsor: "rhe Q
h L Menthol Maier is curing nom
vi Bea and
riaewu,atiam at • Brest lo ran.this
Mc. each to airtight tka tics.
LOOK"READI
As my ground lease bis mot loog to ex
pore, It se me itetestimp
To Sell the Whole of My Stock,
You will understand, I want to er11 this
Stook, and any one wanting anythinw in my
has, now es the nae to purchase,
You eat Ret
A FURNACE
put in 4.our ammo sow from 175 to $100,
gu•rsnted, which will burn foal or Wood.
it is • great mistake to put in • Furnace
this will not burn wont, es two msntha of
the Winter (Sprue and Fall) you will only
require Hood
1 bate else • number et Seoo.d-Hand
Stove'. Come early end secure one.
1 rill keep the American Water White,
Canadian Water White, sad Canadian
Oils.
Respeetieg .11 over due notes and ac
souses, i require to he paid at once.
nlla
G. N. DAVIS.
Hello
The Old Reliable
Still en Deck.
THE BEST AND ONLY
SCRANTON
COAL
on the market at $5.50,with
50c. a ton off for Cash,
making it
$ T O N
she G1.apest ( eel ever sold is 1416 market.
All Deal weighed on the Market Soaks.
se lbs: you're ears yew gut year weight
1 Ordenlett et HARPER k I.>iF'S
promptly attended to.
• e LEE.
pitc I!('S SYSTEM RENOVATOR
PURIFIES and STRENOTHENS
TME 81..000. Regulates the Action of the Liver and Kidneys, and
will be found Indispensable In cases of female Irregularities
and Urinary Diseases.
Ai year OreM1et er ars frost Is
mac Ltaot ro LAMOnATORY• ootroaleee tom
GODERICH WCOLLEN MILLS
are Re -Opened !
i beg to say that I have bought the Woollen Mill from Mr. McCann,
lately run by Nr. Dickson, and am rrtitting it up -in tint -class style, putting
in many improvements, making it an Up-to-date Mill, and hope by doing
first-class work and fair dealing to merit • ,.linea of your p;.trouage. 1 aim
prepared to do Custom Work in all its branches, .uclitett Hool Catling, Spin-
ning Single or Double Yarns, manufacturing Iilouketa, Plain and Fancy
Flannels, Double and Single Sheeting, Tweeds, kc.; also Custom Vs'oavisg,
Dyeing and Scouring Blankets.
ALL RORK WNa PROMPTLY.
G. M. COLLINS.
4 Points
in Our ;hoes
We Pay Particular Attention to:
1 ---COMFORT
Because no one will wear a Shoe that docau•t tit his or
her --foot comfortably.
2---QIIALITY
Because it must be serviceable.
3• --STYLE
Because everyone wants a Shoe to tit the eye Ls well
as the foot. No, one wants bark numbers.
4 --PRICE
Becaii-e, while we tit the foot and the eye, we must
tit tht pocket too, and we can do it to perfection.
Fine Bepail-ipg a Upecially.
H. B. 1'CCLL O OHa
WE HAVE A CONTRACT
with out salvos to Kiva the hest Itusher's and Shorthand Donne t tat ram
be had. and all ee Lure coir. rte', uta cue, net Ihr
Iorest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ont.,
is re toying • liberal potashes. We have something rew alongoducaionsi lines.
tfltn.fuire. 'There 151110111t111.54% in ,t. C.ralogne fret•.
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78 W 6ntoe
J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
SUPERIOR
JEWEL FURNACES
Art the most Powerf _ 1
H e World.
For Ecsnom ', Durability and an eas-
ily regulated If urnaee,it has no equal.
FOR SALK HY
HARPER & LEE
P. B.—For Qss1 or Wood.
THE PERSON
that wants a good Match, and
that knows a thing or two will
remember that this brand is
synonomous with everything de-
sirable in fire -producing Lucifers.
E. B. EDDY'S MATCHES
SEASONABLE GOODS
ALWAYS SEAS:; NABLE
AND A WEIAX)ME oulellT TO EVERY HOUSEHOLD IS A.
GENUINE
BISSELS CARPET SWEEPER.
We have them in Nickle and Black. Prices right. Call
and see them.
DAVISON es CO.