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New School Books
SCHOOL OPENING
1)wing t., no &navy changers In School Books we are compelled to Sell
STRICTLY FOR CASH.
New Public 'oho; Arithmetios with Appendix, 25s. Dealt buy We old.
•• Euclid ....J Algot.ra, 25o.
Public school I'h%otology sad Tempera's, 14th Edits... 25c.
Other New Boot% wit be shows you at the iters.
Public'ce.,.i IIrwin• Course, sc. each.
" " Itrtttug " ic. ..
New High School Drawing C •ore.•, 1)- each.
•' 1'hy sits, Parts 1 and 2, 50e. each.
.. ,. .. Bot..'., I'art 1. • b0c. ..
.. " " Bst.u; , " 2, • t.Je. ..
The 750 Chemistry now s 'It f•.r :' New
Daffodil and Marguerite F:rrrctee 1: .oke, Lithographed so (.old, the Prettiest and largest
Exorcise Kooks ever .howl, sew this term, to mew larger thew last years Se Etter
else Henke A weesm.lar 1••r
AoMtOS', Scribblers! You will buy uo other when yen see them. It u the good paper
and 'he Ali. that sell.. them. A 's .p le., 2e., a.d 3e. Seri►Nen.
Rubber Tipped lead P;ac.le, 10e. pea J:.cen.
The S- km12 for Sc
We will *ell you H. I1 Drawing P. -near, 3c. mash. or 2 for Sc.
4 Pen 1' oats taw I,
6 Slate I'enmle for lc.
The Largest and Het Ilott.. of ILk, 5o.
IOc. Bottle of ILL for 7c.
Don't Cry ii you come Too Late.
Sala Colllllleucos Saturday, laq. 2th!
SI.ATI: PENCILS, RULERS. PEN POINTS sled BLOTTERS GIVEN AWAY
*iTH SCHOOL fiteo:CS THE FIRST TWO DAYS
OF $GHOUL OPENING ONLY.
PORTER'S COLONIAL BOOK STORE.
resnt.l Teter/mow itseiasee.
1I. WS OF THE DISTRICT.
From ourowrnCorr spondenta.
There is laf.rmalle■ Erre Thal ('aimed be
I..ad .t.)wbrre Ll.r \ew.•f Ib.
('misty *pertain, ..pertrd
roe Tar &(teal.
DUNGANNON.
Nance. The local agency in Dung&nnoa
ter Tea dI. I. is at the oMoe of J. U. Went,
J.Y.. cguviysaoer, etc_ who will receive or.
leesfor eub,criptioas. savoriness sad Job
work, sad ie authorized to diva reosipte ter
swousts paid for the same
Ti K'DAY, Sept. 3
TIIKI:•nl%.:.-- Thos. Iter 1.1 and staff are
kept busy separating the grata from the
strew, and report a good yield.
('u l., t. n,,.tl..Iur. -John Itobiasoe,
we have been informed, sold his farm in
Aahheld last week,to J. M. Roberta, J. 1'.
'Niro. W. Jackman, of the Nile,
gave at a Owasso visit during last week.
We were pleated to sae her looking so
well.
Ln .•,a 11.... Slooday ,being labor day,
..d hl !.w • holiday, was therefore kept
by our teachers and pupils. A troaingent
of I.uckoow eitvens spent the day at l'ort
Albert.
l i.in•-e. I. ('l.ndeitntn1, left here last
ase on a glut to relatives and friends in
the cont) town tui 1.oderteh township.
We wish the emerald. gent !amen • plea
sant visit and safe return.
U. % T,,, i:. 14, Friday of last week
Messrs. 11 i'.Iaatn, Wenn and Bert Jones left
bore on • tour to the.salon, Algome,to visit
relatives and view that section of ()steno.
We w51h idem a pleasant vett and \ sate re-
turn.
N t 'a i&t 1, II II i rt PicKDt. KSM't+-tii.ee
our wt the month of Auv.et, having per-
formed its tan. , has retired sato the hater%
of the past "eptember thus far is usherd
in with fair and propitious weather for the
renanut of the harvesting.
\'a.lr•r: --Mrs. T. H. Walker, .f Later -
soli, .he, Maggio Augustine,, is on • vial to
the old homestead, zed renewing dormer ac
tivant.oces .. .1 -harks Robinson,of i'on
Hat, Mich , and formerly of A.hfield, and
wife are visiting hu parents and the scenes
of his boyhood.
II.I,Aasy. Bert Treleaven, the papular
assistant a .1. 11 Crawfnrd • venenl store,
took all sudden' oe Wednesday of last
week std was for some time ver% low. His
many friends, however, will be pleas&&( se
lain that he is gradually b..omtat sell
valeseent and will shortly be himself &gait.
'ovAL.tw est. It will be plessiar b
the mu, relatives, friends ..d acquaint -
woes to know that Jas. Gibers, do}aty
reeve of West Wawaoosh, who ha beet
wiry ill for snmo UFA., is gradually recover.
en from his illness zed to ell appearato.
will soon be restored to his wasted state ot
health.
Hour A• • u v .1. Webster, of Fordyce,
W. Wawanesh, who took • number of
cattle to the 111d country inarket .t Lon-
don and other points and was a.eemp..ied
on the vo%age by T. 1. Allen, prtneipal of
Yenisei, public school, returned home lest
weak. He report. having had • pleasant
trip and tech .d • predteble sum for the
tattle.
A.ornult SrDDr.v CALI 1)n Sabbath
lest the remains of the late Mrs. Martha
Campbell relict of the IW W. (;.mpbelli
of West Wawano.h, were interred an Due
guinea .mist.,, and were escorted thither
from her lav residence by a large eampsay
of sorrowlog relatives, friend. and •squint•
mese. The obs qui•. were impressively
oendicted by Rev. R. Fairbairn The age
et dsseasid was fit) %man the was taken
away vary suddenly, her decries bevies
been sensed by falling down state &trawl
Tuesday night previous, from tbe riser e1
which she ss•cumbsd The bereaved sen
has the s' meath'. of the eomwnnity.
Ivi'aa..■ ax I'o►r•t.Avto' Os Tn.,,My
of lest week Andrew Kirk, of S•eatop, wee
pesattted b, cis wife with • fine beamingboy, aad in wesenos.es his fans is basalts*
with bread wiles. W• nnegrwt.l&to bits
. arta Nre. K , bapinr the boy way be len*
&.seal M them Dories lees work Mrs.
(lea Smtlq pd.seet d M siege with a
Zig iiibk ogtten
He Is i. esu.es
elated sod Wale hap&►. We mini(
Ise him and Mn. S. oesgr.tul•tioes, hoping
that the children will be spared to assist
their parapets in the decline of their lives
and old ago.... .emuel Poetised, our nil
loge constable, wee recently made happy by
the arrival of • daughter. We learn that
mother and child are doing nicely
DUNLOP.
Tweet/ay, Sept 3.
Mies Anna Luhy and Miss Farr, of Gods -
rich, enjoyed a trau.ient visit hero this
week, bean[ Live guests of Mrs. Jots
Tobin. .
('has. Hawkins, merchant, of Windsor,
was up this week vetting Mr. and Mrs. A.
I'. Macdonald, and to attend his brother
Franks wedding on Tuesday of the present
week.
A traveling sculptor on • transit stage
enliveael our communit % with his presence,
last week getting several pupils for lits art
and doing • pretty crow of ten Inches
in salt and rt orly adorning it with • valla
lilly •t the foot, with no thorns to gaze on
to gain • crown above, with other tdowers.
and • frame et • child's photo tuned much
admiration.
L)t.rtttn'ar...- iately 'US hag• had quits
an exodus of our reeideots, Ethel and
Alice Cummings going to Chicago Saturday.
of last week, Mies Kate Maed.s•ld return -
tot to lletreit after a visit of nearly two
months, Miss May Tobin going to I;ode-
rtch to attend the Collegiate Institute and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robertson, who have
been the host and the bootees of the Ex
change for .earl% three years past, going to
live at Port Albert. All wall be much
flossed hl • largo circle of friends who wish
them every suoces,.
Our post othee last week was decorated
with • new sign board to show the travel-
ing public and those that reside here that
Dunlop was stall alive for letters from all
parts of the world. Pastel s.rvloe In Dun
lop hes now been in operation for over
..vests.. .\ ewe. The former name of the
pest ethos was Millburn. and was changed
to Du.l•p in 18i'2. curing that time we
have bad four different Incumbents in the
poet ,•trice hero. The sign is the course of
• few %errs may have an •ddati,n as • cue-
tom
urtom odes for Canadian exports and imports.
The Bret threshing et 189.5 in our midst
was et Alle. s Tuesday of last week. Bur-
rows and Stewart's machine doi.g the work.
t If fall wheat zed oats there was • good re
tun to the &ere, but the peas were not se
``end. The weather was .Ice and all beads
htad • time of quick motto. with the forks,
and two grain clerks, they had • brisker
tine on their lege carrying the grain and
tipping the &toles with the bushels into the
bias. The peas were threshed outside i. •
stack. Among new faces at the threshing
were John Maxwell, God/inch. 1). Finlay -
e on, from near Luck now and Jolla leorlaod,
from shepeardton, the latter Ming os the
mashie* staff this sessen.
LEEDURN.
Tnsa.Av, Sept. 3.
H. Horton, of t:ederish, is home for a
week's helots,.
Bella and I:uth Shaw enjoyed • plement
visit to relatives in l.od.nok for several
days last week.
Several of the C. E. S. hew, aro going to
the oonventiee at Blyth this week.
■ NoTss. -On amount of ('. E.
t'ennent,on et Blyth Tuesday and W.dnci•
day of this week, the weekly yrs) or meat
lag will be held Thursday evening at 8 r. 4.
Nearly ever% bed) is busy winding up the
harvssWtg : others we threshing : sees are
sowing fall wheat, and on Thureda%, beteg
the circus dao. , all are bound to we the pre-
cession, anyhow,and then take in the care.e
performance in the &fter000t.
Recently a queen City mai with hie bike
aad a lad of sloven mounted on a hay steed
et heavy proportions had quite • rave of a
half mals, which was wen by the former by
jaws • horse leagth. The .d dropped hie
whip, which he clams Inst hire the raps,
but met year there will he a return Iron for
• geld gun over lbs wane mares.
The doer that swam the Port Albert river
at the harbor pr► Was. Fra.w's widener
• sell while be was at shartk , ash .s.i.g
him r.t.r.i.g about 1 a• u., scads fee the
weeds again towards the •heals, tow..
Them it sit% swim aha barber sad old an
ether wember to the Weise &ssnelatiem that
moor es Tenderly on the • oars. Will the
tows fathers
Koos sod
Guilty ry to share as It with uses. Row sees.
kw to save the Bgtma. 6.m dame. ay
FALL
ANNOUN CEMENT
Next week we will show a Complete
Stock of Fall Dry Goods.
DRESS GOODS:
OUR DRESS GOODS are particularly attractive
this season, comprising a full range of plain Berges and
Henriettas in all the leading shades, Storm Berges in
Black and Navy, the New Trilby Cord in Light and Dark
Brown, Myrtle and Navy, and a beautiful range of fancy
Dress Goods in Single Costumes that must be seen to be
appreciated. Our range of Black Henriettas is, as usual,
extra value. Our special line at 50 c. is unequalled.
LADIES' JACKETS :
RADIES' JACKETS, in German ,snake only. A full
range open for inspection next week.
The date of our Milinary Opening will appear next
issue.
J.T. ACHESON.
TIME WILL TELLI
And it does tell by the accuracy of our
Dlubcr-Hainnden Watches
AND ALL 0TZZ8 LINZS.
Sterling Silver Waist Seta, at Very LI,w Price&
See our Cute Little Gun -Metal \Vatc•lta•,. The kind we sell are Re-
liable; the Price. $15.
C. A. HUMBER & SON,
JEWELLI EUPIIRIL'SM.
School Books and School Stipplies
I HAVE A FULL LINE OF ABOVE AM
Our Scribblers and Practice Books are the
sad Best made. and Cheapest.
Come and see how well we can tit you
School.
Special Value in Stationery and Blank
Window Shades.
Stamping done to order. Large Variety of Pat-
terns for sante.
Largest
out for
Books,
Near Corner of West Street.
PRICES ARE LOW.
A_ Z_ Vr7 IR_
the court house Mikado from a toes up on
its horns.
BLUEVALE.
TUESDAY, .Sept. 3.
Sam Freneb was is W roxoter on Prada'.
Rohn. Duff, *r., is o. the
*reek.
.1. J. Messer, ot Hamilton,
last week.
Hugh Johnson and Harry McH•rdy were
in Brussels last Monday.
lin Ma.dooald and Bert ii•11e, of
Molesworth, spent Sunday in town.
John " Farrow, son of T. Farrow, post.
master in Brussels, was in town on iiuud&y.
Miss Chambers, of l'ort Huron, Is vistas(
Miss [Ardis Johnston and Mw Anna. Stowe.
Miss L1171 Messer and Sam Frsscb at-
tended the sports held in Brussels Int Mos
day.
Louie Duff zed Fred Hartley left Monday
for Chutes, where they will attend the
elodiL
Miss Annie Wynn has been very sick fir
the last week but we are pleased to see that
she is improving.
Mn. Robert Musgrove and her father,
.lo►. Farrow, took in the excursion to Ni-
agara ram last Saturday.
Sant Marrs sad his diaughtor, Miss
Mabel, of Rattle Creek, Mi,h, were %mtes
friends is the village last week.
Miss Lyle, Maggio and Louie Burger, of
Owen `bund. hitt for their home en Bator
day after weeding their holidays at their
grandmother's, Mrs. 1). Kads. Mrs. Kag
semen pen led thew.
The lawn social under the &uspioes of the
Methodist choir, held on Mr. Etcher's law.
last Friday evening, was a somas. lb.
seeing was all that could be desired, std,
as way expected, then woe a good turnout
A good program was provided by local par -
formers. Miss Boll. King chordag for her
brother Robert on the mouth organ and
Mr. Brinker os the ants harp was erseptiot
ally good.
sick last this
person in the area of supply, tor drinki.t,
domestic and trade purposes.
But a Marsh last the consumption had tt•
creased so greatly that the duly total wail
220,000,000 gallons. or 40 gallon per head.
Every drop of the water has beem carefully
puntied, with the exception of that from the
walls. For this purpose. the companies
was in town have 114 filter hods, coveting 1171 soros.
Every comps)), exempt the Kent, has star
age reservoirs tor unfiltered water, ooveriag
474!. acres, and holding &boat 1,280,000,000
gallon, and 60 filtered water reservoirs
holding 217,000,000 gallons. That is to
may, if Byerares of simply were mut off,
London wouwares
have enough water in .ten
for. little over &week.
The pumping operatio.s represent an en-
ormous etue.eiture of f•irco. Tie Senth-
nark oo.np&ny, for instance, pumps 12.000,-
000 every day a distance et eiehtesa miles
to Nunhe.4, wit`, • rise of 215 feet, for 1is-
tribu•.ton Limnos to the ether parts of the
distract. The pipes, too, are .fteo enor-
mous in size, suets of the tunnels Ming sine
feet to diameter. As fur the length, therm
are ty Lon4.n 5,000 miles of water pipe.,no
which there are some 27,625 hydr&uta. It
r hard to gala from mere figures an ade-
quate
dvquate tn.oeotion ot the extent of Lando...
water supply, but the esormeue stream
of water flows steadily into the houses
--over 800,000 of them -day slier day,
carefully filtered and purified ; aad the sys-
tem mistreats curiously with the .14 Now
River water carte and Chelsea's weeds
pipes. -Chamber's Joar.al.
Leede.'. Water Nply.
The wMle of t:renter London, oovoring
an area of about 630 miles, is supplied by
thew nrg&sizatio.s, wham powers and 4a
anent are dodged by law. The .1. Thames
eoeps.ise aro allowed to draw i ..simum
supply of 120,000,000 piles. of water •
day the Kist Livedo. is allowed e• take
32,000,000 galls.., and the New River 22,
500,000 galla • day from the fes : the
rest ages@ from the cloak wells : there le
also, however, • wppiee ei•ty supply
drawn by several wiped.• from the gravel
beds bi the side et the Therms, cod fa Nees
of tidied nr dr.eta that dries•( oxen is van
.4.I. 1. Naar last year, 180,000,(1
gall&■s of filtered wrier were required
every day fan the supply ed leen lee arta*
gave es average et *hest 33 gallows tis gush
OF INTEREST TO MARINERS.
This year shipments front Buffalo of hard
seal nue 215,950 tam behind last year.
The ins raw 'mev.. the Defender and
Valkyrie fat America's cup, will be mailed
es Saturday.
During July the recently established De-
troit Menai po.tosoe handled over 7,000
pi..s@ of mail.
1 )ld river wee of the Bt lowrres believe
that because this is tbe seventh year of low
water, the river will rise omit year.
Work has been eomm.so.4 es • new
barge for the M. T. Co., at Ki.4.to.. She
r to wry 60,000 bushels of wheat and to
be reedy for wit sexes.
The ~rude Int the North American and
W. Ladies .(+tans this year are : Reward,
Oa.•d., ('Iriper ra, Grommet, Merriam*,
Mohawk, I'ertndge, Polies., Tartar, Tour.
mdi.. mid I'reset
Six new 30 kiwi torpedo bent destroy.e
rw.ently ordered by the Beitle\ •ttair&Ity
are to is suppl.w..bd by twenty mere d
the sane elm.. This will give the admiral
ty la* vendk of this type we* speed. et 27
ho.es awl upwards, awl Mer.fere ever Shy
.t the fears* vowels in the world.
The resssds for the labs freteht sl.arn.
.e.
400171t.
es fodiew., th.egh N 1..sp..a.d IkN
Ne d00 -ft. Ysies will �.•k m.wj of Iig[a
MANTLES
Latest
German
Designs.
We ate offering for sale at
VERY
LOW
PRICES
1 Choice Lot of Ladies' and Children's Jackets and Capes,
JAS. ROBINSON
OASH STORC,
c(1RJI Old WARR AND Wain SIREET.
New Fall Goods
IN
DRESS GOODS, GOLF MANTLINGS, CAPE and
MANTLE CLOTHS, TWEEDS.
A Complete Assortment of Ladies' Under -Vests for 15
cents, long sleeves. Oar All Wool Vests at 50 cents
are Special Value.
We have the best All Wool Men's Shirt and Drawers in
the market.
Just received a lot of Bleached and Unbleached Table
Linens, Table Napkins, Towels and Towelings direct
from Belfast, which are great value.
54 loch
,•t •'
Ali flat Table Linea, 25, l'ableach.d
•• 48, Bleached
" 69, Bleached.
We have still a small lot of Dress Goods that we are
selling at about Half Price.
A lot of Ladies' Colored Capes about Half Price.
COLBORNE BROS.
The Groat Carpet and Lace Curtain Warehouse of 1L osaaty.
Iron ore, 5,117 tons, S.S. Curry ; wheat,
130,820 bush., Selwyn Eddy ; nor., 152,000
bash., Centurion ; oats, 247,673 bush.,
Curry ; oo.1, 4,535 net toes, Carry : speed,
16.4 mdse per hour, Owego.
It may prove a .urprw to some of our
readers to learn that there are only 314 mer
chant ships in the world that have • se• -
pint opted of fifteen knots and upwards. Of
these 205 belong to Groat Britain, and only
seven of the remainder were bout outside
of the Kingdom. There 1. net a m.rcheat
boat en the IAkes that can maintain this
speed. The one that comes nearest to at a,
the Owego, with 13 7 knots.
AN ALARMING INCREASE.
Tb. Pre yale wee of Foetal, teem plaleeilee ed
1. Resell Largely freer the Yldse)r
Sitlnaw, Mich., Sept 2 Doctors are be•
gt.nag to tar. their &toe.tion mon ex•
elusively to the wawa of ilia great increase
of what ate known as female e,mplaauts
during the past to. _years, zed to the re
wadies for the tame. Many eases bane hew
investigated, and among others that of Mn.
Remy, of Ackland, Wis., who was cured of
this form of trouble by the use of a kidney
medicine known as Dodd • Kidney Palb,
which oripa&t.d i. Canada, but asis now
Mame widely known and abed throughout
the Woomera States. Thus and other simi-
lar cams fie to show that these troubles are
largely due to the kidneys and that the
above mesta.ed remedy is likely to have a
great .fleet i. !simonise the number of nit
time to talc form of .cwplsi.t.
Hamilton St
BAKERY
EXCHANGED HAN DS.
DAVID STODDART, JR.
wishes to aunouncf• that tie has pur-
chased the Hamilton Street Bakery
from John A Green, and intends car-
rying on the Busineaa, in all its
branches in such It manner as will
give entire .satisfaction to the people
of (}oder(('((.
Bread,
Buns,
Cakes,
Confectionery, tct,
A Fu11 Supply of
will be kept constantly on hand.
Wiiham, : 1. A. eaforMertet, b• Fri a y C.R.SHANE&COO
A io[harn, wheeled b Seat.rth on Friday
last to see the lierew m.teh and returned
home again the same evening. As Mr. Mor-
ton
orton will bring down the scales at about
240 pounds, his bike had to carry a good
load.
MoKillep : Jobe 8. Brown, et McKillop, Yes, it i s Dry Weather
sowed • field of tall wheat on moods).last
the 26th August. This is the first fall Bat It is goi•
ng to
wheat we have heard of this season, w.
bops Mr. Brown will reap • yield of fifty
barbels to Ms acre.
scerauors noon.
1AIN!
100 R0RSE ¶ANTED °.-µ
,d.,rs . • as }/1
MR. BATES,
(1r U)VIK)1f,.NSLANU, w111 beat
Polley': Livery Statile, Godericti,
-ON-
Saturday,
ON-
Saturday, September 7th,
rev try perposeef bsy1.t [red. senad Het.ss,
anaphia& terve bees tot M Ike, ,,seen s r
A to s Zit. ltetky faewto,.' drivers will aim
Messrs. Polley and Hicks
win Mao be is stt.eden.s.
BRING IN YOUR NORRIS.
SOP Mb. tlf�
A Waterproof
and
n Umbrella?
If tet, get one at the 1.F..ADINO
gents' Furnishing Store
0. R.'ZANE i 00.
Ate.n M dm reredos sear,,.
BYBHOPt 14ame sad
STRAOHAN nergilailB..t (((fens.•. w
SCHOOL
-
GIRL.B.
als.M, .is.
Appfp to
MISS GR1ER
1y+ p°l
Wykobaw
Retied mews wed.srd.F. els tete• Isss•
Behp.tlb. fear Toe Wingate Bess
11. rwraitiag et Yoe yet&