The Signal, 1896-4-30, Page 44
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Tissues' Dail Ie. Ssderlek, Ont.
eoDiptucu. THURSDAY. APRIL ft. INs,
A MORIBUND GOVERNMENT.
THE dead Parliament hos Tett to
Canada a moribund Government. At
the passing away of Sir JoRN MAc-
IwOL(LIt the party which he had
crested and the Government which he
had formed began to show signs of
disintegration.
An effort to bridge over the diffi-
culty which was occasioned by the
death of the Old Chieftain, by the
temporary appointment of the Hon.
J. .1. C. Amoy, was conceded to be a
failure a,: soon as the attempt was
made. No better success attended the
leadership of Sir Jot's Tnotip,o ,and
the complete collapse which resulted
from the Premiership of Sir MAM•-
itEtzi* BowiLL is now s matter of
history.
The political wire -pullers of the
once greitt Conservative party could
We but one way out, and that was to
introduce once more to Canadian
politiotthe personality of Sir CHARLIE))
TUPPER, and a cabal was formed
against Sir MACKENZIE RowEL.L with
that intent. The result is known. At
a cntical period in the sixth session,
seven of the cabinet Ministers mu-
tinied against their leader, threw
down their anus and said they would
no longer serve under an "old imbe-
cile." To his honor be it said Sir
MACK ENzIR accepted the gage of
battle, denounced the mutineers an a
"nest of traitors," and starved them in-
to submission, all with the exception
of Tt•rvRR the Younger.
Toren TUPPER the Elder appeared
upon the scene. He had deserted his
post in London, ostensibly to consult
with the Premier upon huainess in re-
lation to s matter considered of im-
pottance between Consila and the Old
Lend, hut in reality to conspire with
the mutineers in regard to disposing
of the old Premier and placing him-
self in the m ild's. The resignation of
Sir HImIRRT TUPPER created a yen•
coney is the Cabinet, and in the
shuffle that ensued the portfolio of
State the .junior office in the Minis
try-- was offered to Sir CHART.**. lie
accepted the offer with alacrity, •
deal was made with McK mot, of Caps
Breton to accept a Senatorship and
resign his seat in favor of the old
baronet, and Sir CHARLRe became a
member of the House, 'mauling the
leadership on the day of his entrance
to Parliament.
The failure of that leadership is
known to every Canadian who has
taken the .Iighte•.t interest in the
political situation. Sir CIIAat no
went forth to shear and was badly
shorn. He boosted of what he would
accomplish when he put he armor on,
and when he took the armor off,shatne
and humiliation was his portion. lie
found that the all meld not he run
with the water that had passed that
when youth and vigor was on his side
homey have hewn a strong lieutenant,
hut that age, which had .nfeehlwf him
pby.ical powers had not endowed Ilan
with thus attributes of eneceesfuI
generalship
The country has followed his so
time closely and noted his failureraad
he himself has admitted his failure by
the frantic 'aorta which be has made
to strengthen bis position bye,'jlking
the assistance of Wren far more able
than himself. Sir Jo131 MACDONALD
n ever did that, when ono of bis lieu
tenants loomed up, the Oki Chief took
tho first occasion to clip the wings •o
that the rising stateman would not fly
too high. With TUPPER the cry is
"t ('owe over to Macedonia and help
us." it is a wail of sorrow the
dirge of despair.
WEST HURON CONVENTION.
THE Ref Ism Association of West
Huron will meet in convention at
Dungannon on Friday, May 8, ate e.
11. tc nominate a candidate to contest
the riding at the ensuing general el-
ection.
The coning contest will be of vital
interest to the country at largo, and
there is every reason to believe that
old West Huron will 410 its share to
forward the cause of good Govern-
ment.
Three delegates to the convention
are required from every polling sub-
division, and no elibrt should he
spared to have a full delegation on the
occasion.
Addresser will be delivered by M.
C. Ctwiiu ', the old member who in
so many hard tights has carried the
standard of the party, by J. T. Gso-
how, the popular member in the Legis-
lature, and hy other stalwart Liberals,
who have fought the battles for good
Government in the post.
The work of tbe contention will de-
termine the result on polling day.
Let there be no laggards.
Paste the date in your hat—Du■
gannosi, Friday, April 8, at .: e.H.
SNAP SHOTS.
--The men of the Cameron clan are
getting reedy for the fray.
— The holding of conventions is
sowing the seed tor future statesmen. W bat
wit the harvest he'
—The Cabinet members at Ottawa
were "ohilled heel " whoa Loretto would
not allow the $300,000 appropriation to
vase — — —
The way the political rabbits
ot the Ministerial party at Ottawa are run-
ning to shelter is proof poettiv. that •
large -sued scare i• no.
---
Ex mayor E. F, CLARKE, of To-
ronto, is spoken of as an indepeadeat can-
didate In one of the Torato divisions. A
better .eleotioo could set he made.
—This Iiominion of ours will never
amount to anything until the politicians
qua preying and attend to politics, and the
pastors quit politics and attend to praying.
—Sir MAC[ENZIE BowsLL has re
s-gned the Premiership and TrrrEa will b.
Premier until Jose 23rd. After that date
there will Os two liyinges-Premiers,it is de-
voutly hoped.
—Tom i.R's ultimatum that no man
will be erne, 1 as • Government candidate
who fails to •pprovit of the Ceero*oo Policy
is giving the marble heart to many ambi-
tious I'onservativepoliticians in Ontario.
M. C. CAMERON is in great fettle
at the time of writing, and after the coo-
veot.on will give a good account of himself
to bringing about a victory for good rovern-
ment to the ooaetttueocy of West Huron.
1 lie Tupper Ministry is not mak-
ing much headway in it. formatio.. Up to
date either I:Nermor K,i- FATRu-E, Chief
Justice M1KEI'ITH, Lieut. Gov. CRArtEAI-
.or K B. O.t.sa has signified any intention
of joinl.g the patchwork combination.
When LAI'RIER asked his great
audtenee at Sohmer Park, Moetrsal, last
weak, " Are you ready for the battle, my
heroes' " a mult*tudiuous •' Yee!' was the
empress*. A similar answer could be ob-
tained from Oetarie's Western Peni.sela.
- The Montreal reception to Hon.
�1't1.rR1U !Arnica Friday lab was the
greatest demna.tretaoa ever gives to
a paM'o man in ('anada. The newspapers
bf every political .h,hholetb and creed all
smite in prates of the etre of the gathering
and the enthneiaem manifested os the oo-
oeioa.
That aisle anti esteemed resilient
of ninths, ,lo,,p Rax.rmap, no looming up
as • Doming ,ateem.a of moa, these days.
At pretest he seems to be is favor of the
embryonic Tirrss oombimaU... Rut there
is no knowing what a day will bytes forth,
two tar as Mr. RANN011 n. views are ooa-
earned.
-►s Sir Joslt MACDOMALI) uncal to
say, " The toads has s.asded : the heather
is es are, sad the general eke 140015 will be
held o0 .lune 23rd, but hen in West flares
things politically are moving Nosy in •
quiet, even way. You see, we are very
mete used to elections is this riding, and
ene more or less doesn't worry ea • little
bit.
If the esteemed Frye Press, of
London, will tell its readers what the C. P.
It. me this nosstvy h reused milli's* et
dollars, .0d then all them how many tees
ea tits 17. P. R are owned by (.each, they
would he able to tell whether the asses
Neal the 1iablishs, es far se that parstemlar
iamemsoat is eeMered. without any fur-
ther
artber palaver hem he Tres Pry.
Apagat Tory politician mays
the .3.11 a� ieampslge will be rue en the hi -
Mal remenhieees .t Hve. J.us MAnsow-
ALD to kis We Whet. " Mein Josnes
mw," said be, " will he marsh themesd, of
yeses IN ca` TI. le • beset feature ea
Isaiah se ran as dssM.., hat see seats*
I may se wad Its res en Brun Joss's masa
as o0 Trrrsa's Mesh.
—It is probable that EDWARD Gua -
war, the well knows manafamerer, entad
formerly the right-hand supporter el the N.
P. seder Su Jima M* r opat.L, will be the
Liberal uasdidate ie Web Toronto. H. is
against the wisest studios/ire pulley of ilia
Goven.ant, and *lama that the N. P. n-
o sed of being • be.yl% to the ooa.Lry is
sow • detriment. And as gay we dl.
—There are • number of cock -and -
ball yarns is oueulaiies regarding the poli-
tical ettuauea to tate motion, sad oar
Meads the enemy ars Moly engaged build-
ing slates tor the Uangaasen emirs/ its
to he held by the liberals 00 Friday. May
3. W• own mare ties busybodies that
they need not worry themeless as to wbo
shall be the Minta candidate. The Old
Chief is still with as, area the Liberals are
in no pother about a representative. What
is really pothering the ether fellows is who
will he •Derr oasdidas, WEniMIL..aa, Batt,
Hoi..ri, Jus KIDD. HEtToN or JOHN
RAN.ro i.
—The following from The Mone-
tary Times, a .o.•partisam eommarptal
joarsal, is a strong shot at • moos of rss-
.atity in the me of the franking privilege
(y S S. Moats/A, ox -M. P. for Hamiltos.
Now that Rrc•oAti Man no Imager tow be
frakt.r privilege the work of sending out
the sheets to being done at the pubbo ex -
mom by that equally tamest and patriotic
('•nada.., the Hoe. WALTER HI-MrHRIK.
MoNTAotE:
Then has bean pent se from an Ontario
town • Hour of Commas, envelope. bear -
tog the freak of "KS. R., M. P ," addressed
to • commercial firm, and 000 01. ng a four
page sheet, entitled "A Political Review ;
circulation 350,000." The so- o•Iled review
vont/woe • report of the speech made by Sir
Deiald Smith ; shoo a ortucum, to the main
disparaging, of Mr. Laurier, the leader of
the Opposition in Parliament, and some at•
tacks on Fres Trade and the Liberal party.
These occupied 17 out of the 24 ooiumns of
(he sheet, the remising seven columns be-
ing occupied by advertisemente ot ea al-
leged rheumatism cure, of which the mem •
bar of Parliament whose initials frank tbe
copies, is the proprietor. A more shame-
less use of the mails to puff • pateat medi-
cine at the expense of the mimicry we have
never seen. No wonder that even • Tory
partial, disgusted at such • proceeding, re-
proves, albeit under the guise of • Oman -
try, such an *nduonsible peoo••disr.
THE CAMPAIGN.
Montreal Star: The eountry is not in •
cooditioo, neither is it in the mood to ea.
dues a campaign of estravagant promises.
True it is that the politicians have shown
us In the past that many promises Duo be
made without ultimately oceting the
0000(15 very .5031, but the game of scatter-
ing sham promises is • perilous one to play.
There Is always • poestbtlity that they will
he redeemed, should the pledge -spying poli-
tician find himself :n • tight plaoe ; and, as
• matter of foot, more or less public mosey
is usually spent in makaog • bluff '• at the
redemptian of some of them. If the sac -
easeful party dare not ask Parliament to
build • tunnel or s bridge, it can order •
survey ; if • long canal cannot be ooeetrUot-
.d, o0tracts can be. let for sections of the
work ; and all this Dots money.
Then the fioanotal condition of the i)o-
miston is such today that • promise to spend
• lot of public money on • local work which
the ,ountry ciao get along without, will
alarm many more voters, drawn from the
prudent and informed cls than it will
please among the locally interested cls
The time wan when • proposal to rive a
handful of good dollars out of the public
chest to a local work displeased so few that
at was usually • paying political move. fray
ty Ian everywhere said "Give it to then ;
at will get votes ter our fellows there ; and
what do we 0515" That time has paved,
however; thanks to the partial dissipation
of party bigotry. and thanks, too, to the
far less pleaes.t oircumetance that the in
evit•ble fruits of this partisan madame are
now bitter in our mouths. We have • hie
debt, the interest charges upon whish have
lately been teaching tia the meaning of •
national deficit: awl who can Nit bnw much
of it a due to the " follow mu leader" folly
el the partisan past
Canada is very conscious of a desire for
an esonom,oal Government. no matter from
which party it is to be drawn. The wide-
spreed feeling will mak• • o•mp•igo of
reckless promises exesedi.gly unpopular,
and cannot but mase voters hy the hundred
tgamast that party wbicb earns the reputa-
tion of being the moat ready to empty the
treasury into the hoods of 511 who call.
VS • are paying tares enough In all nom
scoeooe• •and we have a deficit. These will
stand as twin objections to • sp.adtbrift
policy, peaseseiag weight with • thousand
voters when an U•550 wry post cane car
win but me.
The shrewd pnlitioian will note the
temper of the people.
LEEHURN.
Mowl•Av, April 27.
.lames Lioklater is dewing • large drabs
through his farm east and web to ran late
the creak sear the foot of Rattereut Row,
using tile. The length of it will be over
half • mits.
The C.K. meet, new ea Suedey evening
at half pest .eves r. r,. fee the eamf.g
Sommer. S.vesel el the stemb..e won
pres,nt at the onion .seting of the C. F..
500381n la ViMsita7t Methodist o►arra
se Friday IIs was ea smallest
meeting-
Ead rad tatsws. sttlhe.
The ever slaving farssar's e'Me and her
delicate sister in the sit,. 'early more
than they oars to tell. TLe dirk rings
mend the eyes, headaches, diadems, pal-
pitation or rheumatic twinges, betaken •
run-down system. The blond i, poor.
and is a har tc enloymeet of life Seott's
Sarsaparilla nnrifisa the blend, strength-
ens and vitalises the system, and speedily
restores the blooms of health to the
cheek& it curet when all others fail.
(fish.. Master D. Canteie., .on of W.
OsistPere* , who Isti re.sssly moved M Meant
Y with typhoid fever, and
his metier trate .ver en Monday te mune
aim.
Miasmal' • The Homy friend, ,f Mrs.
Willi. Fraser will be sorry te Lamm of her
daub, whbb eswrr.d se Tmadsy April
1 Urn Fraser tree the Meager'
daughter el Mea Thyme. .t Mervls, mod
tem eey tweey-eight yes d ego She
Imus" se WARM um
M_ a re"` CODERICH BARGAIN CENTRE.
imelemeat este .t the weather, the mooed
ass" as North -es embodies atone lisaday
sesame lea so hear Rev. I. uillesd, .1
W iegasa, lesbare .n " The "-m.sih
Cave." was eel as horm se it ahsald have
Mem. However, thew wte had the pleas -
are .f Ii.t..i g te the rev. nesiMari oars
well repaid ler maturing .at le snob threat -
ming weather .. that .f M.mdsy evening.
The looter* wee brim -fall el Intarset from
Mart to welsh. The pastor at Norte -.t
lii.t itiirt oaaroe had said a good deal
about the elo.ie•eo. .f the preacher of
Weighs= who was to give the lectin, but
the expsestions of the a.4i...s were more
than realised, and if Rev. l)r.Oigerd should
some te (iuderioh ea • similar .tastes in the
future, we nae predsct for him • moots
larger 5sdi.mos.
S. (3waua'. AT HOWL —Oa Tbaredsy
emening the (1 •rohwe.sa', (iafld, of St
Georgis held as At Home in the school
room, whin was aiody d.00rwted for the
c omanoa, draperies sad a•g• beteg neatly
feetooeed os the walls, and flowers and
other .mbell•ebmenh ohavmtoely or -
✓ anged round the room. There wore two
tables well supplied with fancy articles, the
manufactory of the members, use tut can-
dies and Date for Rowers, wordy rose., the
product of Kingham'' greenhouses. IMoog
the evening refreshments were served, and
the following program presented, Earnest
Heaton being the chairman, : file., " Mark
the Merry /Ores," Moir ; sag. " The Vila
lags Blacksmith," Mr. Cel : violin .less
Mrs. Carlos ; .nags " Uslolsea," Mise A.
Karritt ; Duets, "0 That We Two Were
Moving," M s Cbtltoe and Mr. Cuff. Part
II : Duet'. "Swallows Height,- the Mi....
Bumtt ; vtulm solo, Mrs. Curzon : snag.
" Katey's letter." Mies Chilton ; se0g'
" The Musical Party,' Mr. Cuff ; portions,
"Good Night," choir ; God Save the
geese. Iaeb somber of the program was
. *sely rendered, Maes Chilton reo.tvtna •
well merited e.00re for Katey'. Letter, to
which she responded by again singing the
Wt ver... There was an exo.edi.gly good
gatherug 000ndertnd the 000010r attr•c.
Seas, and the net result of the At Holm
000sid.rably tooreeeed the amount to the
oredit of the Cburohwoman s I:slid.
THE 77TH ANNI\r.lt"tRI. — Ito Sunday
the Oddfellowe of Godencb celebrated the
77th anniversary of the introduction of
Oddfellowehip te the Am.rioan ooattnent by
attending divine service in North et Meth-
odist cburob. Then was • large attend
mos of the brethren. seventy Meg press
sot, • few lees than lest rear, bat ea that
occasion, we are informed, that some twen-
ty from the Clinton lodge joined with the
brothers of Huron. The proowios lett the
lodge room shortly before eleven, and the
members were seated an the oburch before
the town clock chimed the boar. Oa as
e.mbhog in the lodes room atter the service
Iaspector J. E. Tom, seconded by Dr
Nicholsoo, moved that a committee be ap-
pointed to convey the thanks of Huron
Lodge to Rev. Joseph Edge for his able and
appropriate sermon, to the choir for the ex-
cellent musical service, and to the trustee
board ot the church for the comfortable ac-
commodation provided. The motion hav-
ing been unanimously carried, and the com-
mittee app .*orad, the lodge ad-
journed. The lemmas, prayers and
s.rmmi of the service were mush appreci-
ated by the Uddf•Ilows, for in each division
there wan allusions that .truck very close
ly parts of the *nitatary ceremonies, and
intone coming from a brother who
knew not the mystic bond, made them the
more acceptable. The sermon walla partto-
ularly able deliveraoc.,its illnstrations heing
psrttnent,ite composition of great merit and
It. delivery eloquent. Around the pulpit
platform were beautiful flowers, o1arm.;ly
arranged by the Indies of the 000gragatiea,
wbo are to be congrotulated on the pretty
deploy. On the whole the Oidfellowe are
to be oomrrstul•t.d on the celebration of
their 77th anniversary, as the day was hoe.
the turnout good, and the serves excellent.
The Viotoria Embankment, in Leedom,
has • surface ot 48.000 'sonars yards, and
mita 03,000 • year to keep u repair.
HOPE WAS ABANDONED.
THB PECULIAR CASE OT MRS. HILL,
OF WINCHESTER.
THE DOCTOR TOLD HER THAT HER ?HOVEL*
WAS ommourT1Ow OF THE VOWELS—
TEEM WAS w0 14055 Or RSOfttaaT-
00T HEALTH 0As Al.*0rTe0ILCULO4'aLT
ants t*D.
Iran the Marrisburs Herald.
Mos, Hill. wife of Mr. Rohe. Hill, of W i.-
ohess.r, met many months age was looked
epic se ono wham days wen Membered.
Today she is • headmen*, healthy woman
'bowl•' no trams of her former desperate
oemdiIM., Mad it is therefore little wonder
that her ease bee crested • profound seem -
ties le the neighborhood. To a reporter
who sailed epee bet, Mrs. Hill expressed •
wilU.pssa to give the story of her illness
and recovery for publication, .0d .he sold it
wait an earsest.ags that ooay.yed to the
Imreme better than mere wends multi do,
her deep gratitude to the medicine which
had brought sheat her restoration to health
sad strength. "1 tool,' she said, "Limiest
like see raised from the dead, Lod my case
"cone to me littls short of mir•oalos..
Absent .ear ago 1 was oeaased, sad short-
ly Mites I mea taken with Meier in the
smith ,Med suffered terribly. Although 1
had 'sed mediae 0tes.da... 1 did .ot seam
to ret betty. 1. feet other oompliostione
set la whiea seemed fast h.rryker rte to the
grave. 1 grow weaker sad weaker until as
1•s4 I wee ereassd to bed, where 1 lad ter
three swaths. Mybowels were i. • I.
mble Minis., mei *ra-
mble u last the deotne sail
he..uld de se mere fee tene es with the
Mbar sempli-i't5" i bad amem apnea el
the bowels My limb" and fade Weems Ier-
rlbIy .welMn, .y heart bssame weak and
my bled .nand te have termed s water.
i .seam..impl) an ameeletpa llviar 'kale
Ma At ism the defter talig use Mai 1 was
Mynd the aid of heiress skip, o.d that
farther attendee a hili fart would de se
d1ed. One day eemeMms Wer .y (stunk
The Latest and
The Best
Every purchase made of us is a stepping stone nearer the goal.
Every transaction is a bargain, therefore a money saving inves :tent.
Low Prices coupled with Big Values is the combination that wins
your trade in uur elegant assortment of Spring and Summer novelties,
consisting, of
Stapl ' and Fancy Dry Goods,
:.REBS GOODS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, etc.
There is a telling sotuething about our goads that places Assur-
ance uppermost iia your wind. You know boa have the quality yna
know you have the style, you know you have the right price. This
is what we strive to _IIs- _egos ;this is w_hat we do kw you We try_to
make the fair and square deal that brings you to as the second time.
We have just received our new Kid Gloves ; we expect the duslity
and price will scatter these gloves quickly among a prudent people.
JAMES ROBINSON.
Oorner Square and West St. Oath Store.
visa samosa esy Msaide Wearing every
motaemt to see me breathe my last, Mt 1
rallied. and at the urgent sonoitasMm of a
friend it was deeded at this apparently
hopeless juncture to sir• les. Williams'
Pink tills • trial. io lees than two week.
• slight improvement had taken plane, and
from that out 1 slowly out surely progressed
t ward recovery, natal as you own see for
yourself. 1 am once more • healthy mosses
It is impossible for me to express bow grate-
ful I feel toward. Ur. Williams' Pink Pule,
which under God's blessing hove restored me
to health and family and friends. 1 1ee1
that the world should know my .tory, .o
that some other suffering stater may b. able
to find health io the medicine which 1 be-
hove will Dever tail."
The expertise:* of years has proved that
the-. is absolutely oo themes du. to •
vitiated 000dttios of the blood or shattered
serves, that Dr. Wilh•ma' Pmk I'ilb will
pet promptly cure, amid those who are 'uf-
feries from such troubles would avoid moot
misery and save money by promptly resort -
tog to this treatment. Get e he gestin
Pink Pills every time and do Dot be per-
suaded te t.k • an imit•tien or some other
remedy from • dealer, who, for the sake of
the extra profit to himself. may sap is.
"just as good." Dr. Williams' Pisk Pills
make risk, red bleed, sad cure whoa other
medicines fail.
Have You Called
— AT TRE —
NEW SHOE STORE
Next door to Misses Yates' Millinery Store
Yet ?
MY STOCK
is ALL New, Seasonable, and up-to-
date in every respect, and will be sold
at the lowest prices that
SPOT CASH
can procure First -Class Boots and
Shoes for.
REPAIRING promptly attended
to at reasonable prices.
t3rYou ARE INVITED to call and
examine my stock
J. McNAUGHTON,
Gash and One Price Shoe Store.
SOME WALLS
were 5t intended for papering. Hut Malls
that are • part of your lite as much as the .k7
above de treed to se
CLEAN. PRF:TTI' and CHEERFUL
and the right kind of !'aper does 1t. Omppaappesrf
advertises itself. and that's the moot satl.Eaa-
tory this, about our business. IAkay saes
fiiend har told you shout as if mus mime and
see our stook. W. will advise ami hello
you 11
OW MIT wish. Otr priors W wetbisreel*
do ►eau's with ea
THE FAIR.
BBNMIIALER
WOOLLEN MILL
As retool i Nall he prepared to porch.
woos. wt um highest market prise hr nate. et
wig for my seasahetured articles.
Mr sleek et
B'i0 YARNS
r Min BLANKETS
FLANNELS
TWEEDS and
BLANKETS
ofmet rI~•st cl ga'nsd 1-4.=
7 et eny dssu.lpt ion.
ID.'t first. 1 shall PA Y CASH Ill,
weal at the kegbsm price 1. the ass tel
JS882 GLEDHILL,
humin air, Aegg Mb. Ulla. 4744
DAIRY TINWARE
We bare a full .took et all kinds .t
DAIRY TINWARE
Anti
SAP BUCKETS
which we are telling
VERY CHEAP.
All kind. of
TIN, GRANITE AND COPFERWARE
REPAIRED.
CANADIAN and AMERICAN
'COAL OIL
IDU sasaa5re. beeped up and resins over
WORSELL'S NEW FURNACE
to
JUST TEE TIIIM FOS SBItt NOOSES.
Come. and nee it at
J. 11. WORSELL co.
7-• a i:' ,s T.., •t .tt rd r "ace el►,
THE BICYLES
Season o/ 1896.
ARE YOU IN IT?
If you are not. you ought to he. for the
coming stages le going to he a greater swoons
lies bicycling in Ooderiob than any of its pee-
deo.e•ors.
A RIDING ACADEMY
for the tralniag of Wheelmen and Wheel-
eromea h.s been established in Ooderioh, and
the success that attended 11 last year warrants
tun in eoatlout•g the work. l'erfeet Satlefac-
1 tion. Terms rsssosable.
ER" A full line of tint -class Bicycles fir
hire.
Now is the time to get your wheels made
ready for the season EyerythI.g in the roma
lime kept on hand and nose but skilled haste
employed.
JOHN YULE.
6311 Ricycl. Livery, Miasma 5N.
A FINE COMBINATION
The out isprim' i. represented by the
n
. ass, the meted) ot oar bnsiases is roper
wted N the square and eh* ability M
ple..e is red by the taps lima Ie
' taker • ams teeibl.atime. Thea is sw
a..be that we are
Offering Better Inducements
today sham ever liefera, sod we bar ear
patrols' will mite •dmtte's et the .pprie-
atty. There sever was a ffelw whsn snob •
fes sw.etimeat el AmeliMam seieds'sues M
sem se at our Mesa bb mama Te avoid
the rash alar sty.
PR IDHAM
THE :TAILOR.