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FORTY-EIGHTH YEAR. -2577
HIM ADVERT1EiMENT3- JULY B
Te..her Wasted -Wm. M.Allieeer. b
Bte.v.d-E. McRoberts b
8sndneky & See Luer --43. _W. Brown4
BpeW Solo -J. T. Aekeow... • 8
We alio-Goo. Porter 8
Aaetiw Salo et Farm --Thea Ueedry5
Binder Twin. -A, M.D. Ailoe5
Free Melo-H. B Po1Mek 8
Bargain Centre -Jen Robison 4
views -The Fair 4
Hot Meals -Mrs. C. Busk 1
Tab ..sic.- G.d.rioli Lambe, Co 5
Big Barg i.e--J... MaNasghims 5
(aver For 9s.:+. -This (Mice 5
Cape Lost -This (Miss 5
Amnon Sale -Bao. Eno: 5
goy Wasted -Apply at this OtS.s 5
Osseo for Sala -H. W. Ball. 5
Rheumatism? ViMime-Fslford & Co4
90 Aare ter 8•le--&stew N Trudaoo5
COMING AND GOING.
Mr. sod Mrs. Doe .pest S..4y in Grade -
rich.
Miss May Allan, of Stratford, is visite/
is town.
Herb. Robertson returned to Torosto a.
Monday.
Mine Flo Doyle was vl itiag in Chatham
last week.
Percy 'hepf.ard returned to Toronto o.
Saturday.
D. McGillicuddy was in the queue ('ity
thio week.
Jeb. T. Acheson was in the glees City
cm Tuesday.
Miss W. N order, of Tomato, in visiting
the Miss.s Los.
Miss RMiastort, of tiamdo.ky, .SU
.p.adiag • few week. in (:odem:h.
Miss M• Dowding u visiting her grand-
mother is Toronto.
Geo. Jackson, of Clinton, was to Godo.
nab o. Thursday.
Joo. Snider, of Bruoefield, visited Gods -
rich the pant week.
Mr.. aged Miss G. Crawford, of Toronto,
aro vette( to town.
The Bliss.. N udder loft town on Saturday
on • visit to 6aglaod.
New Era: About 200 tickete were sold
here os the lot for Godenob.
Wunghem Ti....: W. R. Beldei.of Gods -
rico, wan in tows this week.
Miss Leo. Holmes, of Astor, is veneer
her aunt Mrs. Jas. Robinson.
Mw (lolly Chambers, .f Po tiro., in
the guest of Miss May Craig.
Mau A Arm.tro.g, of Stratford, was
vaulting 111 town the past week.
Aldern.au Taylor, of Clinton, w.. in
Hort.. county town last week.
(.o. Suva and family, of Guelph. were
vinitiog old Ineede the past week.
R. H. ('olha., bsrrut.r, of Exeter, was
m the County Town on Setirdsy.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA. THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1896.
OUR
OTTAWA LETTER. sky B�d� Faith Joskias, fl�•�to AMONG
Mnreay, £nksr W•de, Ansi. Dowaiy, A"ao•�`ir 30,000
Fbr�moe_ .ha.o., Charles Hyslop, RogHio
Whitt b Golnt on at the Capital
Mesa ease clew -Tse •• Miesehlg se elan
M.aseIment-Tamper ledere sad at
ear Oaeelea-Whirled Larks" aleee-
tug Anew tale wiener..
OTTAWA, July 6.-" Busted."
Yes, that appb.. to myself sod the Govern -
meth 10 the o.e ems It M perpM.•1 ; i.
my own ease it is to rotor. home b.Msd
after • two weeks hol/d.y atter oar great
victory. 1 had to oommemorate the event
with that proverbial, well-earned holiday.
Bot wo have ousted that wretched,
basset oombis•tion we have fought
the oo .try of for the poet 18 years. 1
been deposed by • verdict of the
Don't you (eel proud of the part you too
it T 1 do. Even the olo ...os •ad
ism of Su Chas . together with the
Yee toad extorted from the wa.ufact
and oo.tractor and the threats of
Bishops feted to wta for them thin
Some my it was Tapper's egotism that
d him. list the groat " 1 am " has
relegated to • back seat.
At Cornwall, the day before the e
is apeaktag of Mr. Lienor's claim to
premisrsb.p when oo.tpsred with his o
Sur amities said : "Mr. Laurier wishes
to make tuna premier. Well, his nimbi
is for • position which most be filled by
able mea. ' On that ground Su Chew,
petted Mr. Loaner's claim but advanced
swan The day after the .!socio. Su 0
armored • typewritten urtorvhw to
Montreal Star, iu which he said : " W h
came to Cas•da last winter I found
Cameroon's petty utterly demote!
"weervatl.ee are now asking whetter
lxeeesee as leader has Improved thee
tion.
Now that we have driven them f
their ambush, it doe. not follow that
battlefield has been cleared. With
same tena^ity and unr:rupulous iso
e tch has enabled them to hold on to o
bog, they will tight to recover
round they have reoeatly been obliged
surrender. They are desperate in their m
ortuae...d will leave no stone unto
o rsoover pose.mioo of the tree.
oche& It wee • narrow asospe for
• that Tupper and his follow.,. dud
.ecus another lease of power. They b
'etermi.ed to proceed with the expo/edit
money on publio works on • wale
ould have astounded the country had
.,dist been in their favor.
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Re.. Wilfred Sipprell, of Woodstock, u
vesting W m. Barrows and family.
Win. Wallies, of Wingh•m, .pout Dori.
otos (lay at the p•reetal residence.
Jake McDermott, of Toronto, was .tet•
tag frilled. in town the past west.
Miss Cr•igie, teacher, ot Stays.,, in
"pestling the v.atios at the old home.
Mr. aged Ms. Wrr,. Thompson, of See -
forth, were visiting i. tows the poet week.
Mir Carrie Cook, of Orchard Horns,
Hamilton Asylum, m visiting her panes.
Miss Allis Welles., of Wlaoh•m, was at
the family rosidesoe, West strait, cos thee
Fust.
Miss 9. Arm.tro.g retuned to Tomato on
Tuesday alter • pleasant visit to friends in
town.
Miss Hortense Hick, of Toronto, was the
g.sst ot the Mimes Campbell the past two
weeks.
Our abl. oorrespo.dast, J. G. Ward, of
Duagassos, paid a s oeespeablo visit on
Friday.
Mr.. Leslie S.bieto., of Detroit, Mak„
visitiag Mrs. Alook Craigia, Walter;
street
G. Andrews returned Is Detroit es
Wodsssisy,afsr a ws.k's visit as the family
Wm. Seymour, .f Deena, auoo.pa.ied
old r twosome,
m � a low days in the
Mrs. and Misses Mary and Dor. Pries
loft this week for Bel/grills cad theSt.
LawrI.e, pip.
D r.A. Hutchings, medical superintendent
et the G. T. R. wee in town last week oat
.dsml btt.mmm.
Jae and Thea Wase., .t !Watford, were
the past week Amities Mrs.. Jahn A. W.t-
see. Wtkto ,
Him Porter. of Zpswdville, p vied,
9p.d. y,tem •/ the G.T.R. 8►
F. 8. Heek, of Toronto, woe vii re-
latives sed M.mb 1. town ..d aelakber-
he.d the met tae daps„
Wish Hess : Mina Gress Shaw r.•
turned te hes hems is G.dsl.h, asssmpsd-
dMiie•hy Mw W.
�Slie m..IoM, Tenn
day �stut es • de web trip Se Mee1-
�s sad the .rtb W..s.
Warden
at Orly, was is tors
Mb week an y be lindens
i. ese..sM . with hes sties.
J. J. W. rd Whiteslievek. who
wthe entailer y U duo
pro yen. brew
Mn. Abs. Hntehi s and sof
Meep'�. are itp�dieg • M weeks at as
homily reeyen•s• b.rhes vl.w.
Js' gsMaetesd. M Retho iird 8rsa.
eneldanesM was Ashby w lies
wa.l.hlreHtte.Nese lhe poen
hit Mrs. O. 8ehsee god beelly
Ism week ler Gdrieb ho speed a
nook's h.Itd ya Mt.
twat engur
i . k ell fhmmrM w1t -then
e,y W M hen
EmsAt, f1. nes
Ingsnit* sr th, 1� pre we.
tome km Ohs lindk M �iveee ear
isund hem"
Ctmmree. bee w
PUSUO WHOM EXAMINATIONS.
The bilowleg Ere do mesh@ of the elan-
inederes Nis Pubis Sibs& of ohs emu
Crievish. Jose. 1894. The mums are
publieboil Is seder ef meth Those with
aeon mans, hem ressimainied.
so sourish to Oak sons have kr
Fran 8s. Porieles Juin to 9/. Paidak's
Desk deems Illighdra, Inas Soils. IL P.
Lees. Miss Yogic *wee* Nersey. Opd
Mobs. Swabs Doribm Oise
Leads Keitiosso. Nana Osbessehafirte
litre Berritlik tember.-Priery legs.
Lemesill Oak abs Ilbellos. Waist Swam
Coal Carrie, Rey Beset&
From Aadrew's Janie, tai St
Aitdrins 'a Senior. -Miss Parses& teacher.
babel Proudfoot, Willie Pireadfsees Jens
Tont Margie MoNeyia. Aeolis Lawson.
Demealdi McKay, Mabel lleLeed,
Manger. Mabel Whitinere, Bal• Cornell.
Leant Snell, Presto* fitreag, Leslie Iskesee,
Frank Gra*, Warner Welsh.
From St. Andrew's &War to Central
-Mks Walloon, tesieher.-lialok Shepherd.
Milms Boll sad Harry Welsh (equalsi_,...) Ella
Room, Harry Babb, Kenny Stows,
May Moleso, Agar Wirer& Mo
From St. David's honor to St. David's
Mortier. -Mies blot vor, teacher. --Gilbert
Oard. George Garrick, May Wyatt Arthur
Whitely, Myrtle Howell, Harold Sliti=
Robert Winos. Jeanie Premdfoot.
Glady's Whitely' Rees Mikes,
Harry Morrow, Mann Dewar.
Frees St. David's Senior to Central II. -
Miss Wiggins, smatter. -Alio' Garrsok,
Willie Glover, Mary Jardine, Corso Alio%
Muriel Twsedie, Margie Doak, Willie
Towensy, Vera Whitely, Charlie Nicholsoo
Joo Moliatb, Walter Sinclair.
From Santee 11 to Janine 111 -Miss
Stewart. teacher -Lena MoDnuald.Speaosr
Guess, Albta Dyke, Cheri,. Sunders, and
Gracie Dyke (tweet). Frances Ariestroog
and Jack L•wreace (equal), Annie Aedrews
Philip Mitaliell shad Bessie Brimaoombe
(equal), Sydney Botcher, Walter Mitchell,
Harry Hunt. Alan Garrow, Jens Witt,
Mary Nicholeoe, Frame's Wigeins, Lottie
Duna, 'Willie K ark bride.
Frees Jusior 111 to Middle III. -Harry
Cuff, Laura Sharman. Nat Abbott, Krung
Kneeshaw. F.mma Acheson, Charlie Smith,
Garrote,. Lily Korkbride, Harold Tiohborne,
Wilber Gwent, Clanton Rhynas. 'Ruby
Mame, 'Jobs McKay.
From Senior II. to Junior III. -Miss
Freaks, teacher -Harold Taylor, May
Rothwoll. David McDougall, Vida Brown,
Will Knox, Hugh Polley. Peter Coetta.
Vetter Tichborne, Rogge Blackstone.
Maggio Sutherland, and Stewart Murray
(*quell, Maggie Melvin., Hinman Fisher,
Moue ark:woo.
From Junior 111. to Middle ill -Ernest
Jordan, Margie Murray, Kate McDonald,
Redmond Maims/dd. Della Cluff, Annie
Metkreald. Wilbur Anderson. Eddie Craig,
Victoria Blackstoae. Graham Robusson,
Jennie Lawson, Lath Vivian, Cepha Fisher,
Alfred tteherte, Grace Robertaoa, Freak
From Middle III. to Senior III -Mies
, Montt Aitken, Bort Hale, Lillie Ihin•
1/oatild McNevia, Harry Black, Thos.
herd, John Nioholson, Etta Horton,
roes Senior III. to Juaior IV.-Sfarion
Dunlop. bendy Sbephsrd. Walter
natecombe, John Niels', •Bertba Million.
Clow. Lane. MoEwan.
Middle Ill. to Sector 111. -Miss Rusk,
Lottie Morrow, Jamie Castilian. Bernie
Smith. John Beatty, Cora Cluff. Alice
Naito', aed Angus lilleDesald (equal}, Lily
1% sheer, Grace Dickson. Flossie MoCreath,
Pearl Snell, Grace burls, Andrew Stokes,
Merjorie Ball, Willie Horton. Wesley Mo -
Lean Eva Yule.
Senior III. te Junior IV. -Freak Saun-
ders, Olive Turner, Charlie Lewitt, Lillie
Stewart, Mary Tait, Herbert levees, Flo•
McLean, Willie Given, Willie Robinson,
Percy 8soll, Jenne McDonald, Ernest
Stewart Willie Joitastos, Ranh Andrews,
John Hillier, and Alvin Perseus loonall.
Charlie Vadenn, Harry Given.
From Junior IV. to Senior IV. -Miss
Shannon sod Mr. Halls, Tesebers--Frank
Edwards, May Brimmousbe, Albert Cor-
Moulton's Colborne, Millie Johnston aod
John McKay (equal), Perey Tye, Wilfrod
Nadel, Mond Mumma, Luray Brown, Clare
Hall. Bert Monger. Iasi 8007de Job°
Kee:. Lases Craig sad Lassie Coutes sad
Harry Worsen (equal), Lyme Kee', Mary
bowie, Arnie Andrews, Nellie Brown, Mena
Wetberald, Ida Gnomes and Isha Tait
Royoehts 'Okra Welsh, *Florestie
Fetranie resale will appear ia dos time.
floisosin will r•-opes on Tuesday, Sept.
st whisk time all are exposted to be is
their pines ia thew renewed., 'shook.
TM following am the tepee fey the dif -
forest ymeg people's souisties which meet
deems Deo week :
leyorria 8 *Week. Tripe for July 7,
6. we owe ear money," sod • asineen•
ary knit takes hy Miss Melte. arid Min
B. Wilma.
North -et Methodist Onion L ef C. B.,
Friday iromieg at 8 &doe. Tern for
ley Mort llobertimes.
ri!reatesers7Vvester. Te be bad by Miss
ite 8 Venue. Tote no July
Al▪ l are seedially invited to attend than
HINTS FROM OUTSIDE.
* too Berm et Tot Ihroms..
mow pay a Oen to your tows is
Os sersame seamen leas I do ees shone
yggy bisetifel. viola and sins stesels, with
the sommusus @hob mom /I some press
bona In reales Min am have • pubis
wad Is6 Me seamed see tint all
talerbeas poise see ritorned. IS would aid
very min the sedierty essillsse your
omen The voneval rd dead sheds wen
wadi aloe be es berreconom. Vomit
libm C. M. amid Kim Cady ef Fisreinkare
to also wode• whit Is *dr missirs B. D..
5
ONE DOLLAR
WILL
PAY
10111
THE SIGNAL
D. McGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
ISLANDS. I:er f•..p.re:d."4271:6= DOMINION DAY IN TOWN
ler. We hope it i• eaperienes the bride
will sot bosom' familaar with- Brum
Phbalitatil Soemory Up Therm Milos. est root stun. Up • deserted twain Thil
Ws skis tenth St. Joseph's baked at
WwwwWww • 11"1"."1" 6/- and pass oo through the Devil's
"vw• 1". 111"r" bilumg° Gap, the sesestive shuddering • lack at Ile
reil *be Georgian Bay sad the selpharents anggostloa of the ownership, bat
earth tleanaeL reabutie, no doubt, that by any other Dams
It would gap as end& Posease; through she
famous Pestered Rooks that* remind ore et
TH E following interceding article those mom Imes .
" A story is =every breeze,
warn oostribined by as America.' lady who
A picture ea ovary wars.
made Os trip os one of tte &owe Liao of Alt.., leaving Bows bikar "op
•••••••112 11110011 1000D 114 this port on their port wham Der &moo wool mid over
way from Sunken to the Cambodia's Sault
Doe of tbe moot charmusit tripe and one
very little known tn the States, is the trip
ers Cambria and Cartnomi, running trona
satedusky to Sault Sta. Mem and return.
weeks ago. The exquisite scenery and fro -
game Mops afford a variation not found on
any other trtp of the Great Lakes, and we
woode if down the storied Docile', or the
legend -lades Rbine, anioug the lakes of 11-
, there to mom of beauty, of roinimoe,or
sweet exhilaration at core for the summer
saunterer than here amid our own lair ohms
If inland rasa. Th. aceornmodatioas are
expellent, the berths large and 000l, with
first Wane ititeadanoe.
W• board the steamm at Windsor and
our first stop altar leaving is Walkerville,
where we visited tbe famous Walker
distillery and also the Walksrville Brewtag
Co , whioh manoged by John Boit,
mayor of Walkerville, ho wee one of the
passengers. Tbe buildings are tine and the
no sie enough to stock the whole Northern
country. we set our faces towards the "fiats"
of Lake St. Clair, on through the iirtilow-
lined cheesed* that lev.i1 at trope to where
the cluneted villas, the taateful clubhouses,
and summer booms eosin to rue as if bp
magic out of tee hike. Michigan's own
"little Venice," dear to the hearts of every
weer y Wolverinedestined until growth, and
Maces sea the sesame- reareesSen tress
llespes-meeircemeg-Marter• and games
an the
WEDNESDAY, the First, wae as
Is wool a charming day, moderately warm
till sear @endows, and afterwards ploasast-
ly coot Althomegts the afternoon sun wee
the rooks aad foliage. We thee ran across what might hove been called hot, it wa•
to lItoeseed'a Landow. aleo a pretty pleat temperod by • (tooling breeze that passed
From there ',sleeve St. Joseph's biked and
oiler tts. eremit 11.1 Lak• pearlised, paean
dna villages, whine oa the burnoose
deck to salute the Aunties& vessels that we
meet for the first tine. Pereing Sugar ls-
hoods we reach th• Ceeediao Son, where we
take • carriage, .a4 visit the Canadion looks
and the pulp mills.
Here our party is divided, soma going
hank on the steamer to Windsor, the reit oa
to the North. W• were sorry to leave
Cape McClarit‘ and big elegant fish sup-
pers also. the little mown. that had taken
us tor such a delightful trip M. R.
THE HARBOR.
It is said the harbor lumber mill will start
cutting loge to -da.
eastinually over our town.
Harty in the morning the Am that has
braved • thourend years," was seen from
every fiavitaff, fully extended by the wee
come breeze. Long before the train wars due
hundreds of carriages had roachod town
from the areghboring townships, sod all the
morning cyclists were arrivinv from the ad-
jacent town. sad villages. The 10:40 wain
arrived on tone, and was coomposed of not
hdly-loaded coaches.
Soma time before 10:40 Imre number of
whiselmen paraded the Square, preparatory
to riding to the (;.T R. dimoot to meet the
visitors. Among the *beelines balancing
to the Harem. of t.odorach were • few in
leaky ocietume, two of whom were got up as
The ate. 1:4.1'0100a wee Port ow ber the °owing women. It is needloss to my
way to Sanduaky on Wednesday. thet the riders In fancy oostense were the
of slabs arrived in barber on Sunday.
The schooner Jewell with 250 tons of
coal for Wm. Lee arrived at the dock on
groat attraction of the parade. As soon sii
the excursiosistre left the train sit the
depot, the cyclists (prated up, and
led the holiday. keepers to the Square.
Shortly afterwards, the mins aod bo e
ou board. Mthr one, huodreda were braving the hot
The steamer Harry Baird. with • oargo 11:15hlaer tier wbaadaY t°01.1.4; saAgrdisaam"tuzaaalapararrate
of eider posts ;earthed this harbor early on Altman, h the grounds had a eery large as.
teadance, many rif the day's visitors were
sot there, the perk, the beach, the harbor,
the river loud Babb's bathing estobbahmeot
bowing • large attoodance during the after -
soon. The sailing boats at the harbor ware
y engaged the whole day, ea wore Cap -
her upward passage. thin Boxer's borne, and during dinner hour
The steam barge A. 11. Jonais ot l'ort i se isiorsMing game of bowls WWI Platted ow
Row., for the souelo to load lumber fog 1 the curling green between Goderich and
Detroit was ui port on Sunday. Clanton, the latter town haying sent up two
On Sunday • number of young tries mom.
There were many Dominion Day pole-
! strong rinks to trit for the supremacy.
ed the raver on toe logs, but out ot the many
1 brators holding hotting poles the day loag,
who over only one got • ducking.
: although the catch, on account of the bright
ann. was not • heavy one. As la tumid Min-
es Saturday upward bound. with a pretty
areas of boys bathed from the Island off
fall passenger lee Hier next trip
•11•411d It• • li"d c4m, •• 27 P611..DVers "'I creased the river on raspberry gathering ex -
already booked from Sandusky alone.
. peditions. The round -about on Kingston
Last week one of our town boys fell be street had many admirers. particulerly in
two= two of the logs boomed near the new the evening, this amusement us soma degree
saw mail, and but for the timely arrival of couipeneating for the absences ot fireworks.
Wm. Rubies be Yvotild never hove Rot out l'ule • livery had • big day, an t all the
alive. As it was be bad • remerkably nar• 'pane ones were utilized by our people to
row escape.
their fallen °smutty. Among the amuse -
LOCAL P1E_WS IN BRIEF.
greater num ing them gotten up by
anent. wont n aeons inonio parties, the
park and in dozens of shady nooks along
the visitors, o looatod all over thie harbor
to Chicago. the river banks
The steam tug Petrel emyloyed aloe*
eu beauty to wear not unworthily this this shore gathering up • broken raft was ia
mantle of bar prototy ps. the storied bride f harbor on Saturday
the Adriatic. Than up the St. Clair river, The 'tr. i'ambria wan in port on her way
past the Oakhuad and many beautiful amu_h:
me houses ta Sarnia, • town of about 6,uuu down on Sunday, aod agate on Wednesday on
inhebitanta, at the foot of Lake Huron,
where the big railroad tunnel extends
from Sarnia to Port Huron.
At night we cross Lake Huroa, not with -
ant tniegivues- -happily unrealized> as to
the temper in which the winds may oboom
to greet us from their lair uo Saginaw Bev,
sad at manse sight the beautiful town ot
Gedench, • summer resort, situated AD •
of oos hundred and fitty feet abov
the lake. le pecturesouseee strikes you ato
once . the sloptag banks oovered with wild
roses, and pretty summer residences OD the
bluffs. As we enter the town we breath in
great lungsful of pure fresh UT that invig-
orates. liere we find fine hotels, pretty
parks and beautiful homes, With good bath-
ing, and fise roads for driotog and cycling,
renders It the prettiest town in Canada -
milled the i•laces of golden sunsets. Alter a
short drive around town, we are SRAM
on our way, and in • few hours nisch Km -
three thousand, noted for ite pretty girls
arid beautiful bathing beach. But we are
tee urea to explore it, and do not leave the
boat &rain tilt we get to Port Elgin, a pret-
ty place &bout 60 miles from Godenoh. with
numeral bathe, coder groves. eon a iover s
base that ws were very anxious to visit, hat
the rasearer Lad captain, being married
MINI, meld not soci any attramiou IL it.
W• take • pleasant mail to the town of
Southampton, noted tor ne harbor. Not tar
from tor poust wo sour the Georgian Bey.
and pass the fishing islands sad lades. es-
osopmeete in the moonhean, preferring the
barriouse deck to tho dancing an the saloss.
But the *trains of mimic oome up to as
frees below, sod float softly along over the
starlit water, whie fanoy leads itself to the
dream of feriae dancing in the silvery path-
way of the moos.
Tho non women wo ap bright and
early to me the steamer pees through tits
beautiful harbor of Tobennorny, which k
entered through high rooky walk. Wa" pass
Lamely Island station to the beautiled and
am picturesque ape on the trip, bright
sod pretty Killarney. tie emir* ot
of the fishier iadariery et Georgien Bay. Ge
the Beaks lire the ladiame whit make the
hetet work that is sold as Killarney, and
here is aa oppormaity for artiste te get one
of the glad exquisite water -mined sketch-
es. The ossesur peens reeks slowlyeetveisagd.
tine for a ens lest at • pike& as
mad • pencil se skilled as to ants& the Lim-
ing Aden se woke, nese, squaws, "Wale
!apses Oren"
After Mame Killarney aed poring one-
ness Weeds Wo geese to tie lovely berry
sad fiding Iowa Mierinweieg. here
• piety
left us for a how weeks &beat. More is a
larne aed permat howl ORO is Swoon
with treat beim parties Panne Noma
deb arid Os omit@ by the sun Ramo we
asap at the McMinn tom at Link, Current,
whom there aro been owned by Mew
ems wo Ind it gene AllnetriSMIL *Press
here mr• still sentlem our mums akar the
Monis to dere hay. where we seen dere-
On Bay tui Spore Mills, situated at the
mouth et lirmbh river. If we rase thn
pair is daylight all panerigers who are set
es doh aro galled te see Ole gap mind
"Limbs Damn " The steamer eons
through a morrow periesas booms high
make. es dna Oat ma meld julep resin.
The won Is hasetifaL We oaks • sham
our at Oeillier. win& is wined ben the
harp Corks sod Sono Milk. thus as 6,
Algona Mills, a petty tore aed Os C. P.
pert kr the forwieg eel rin iedwory
whin surround@ We shall all remossimer
Oar met Our. Themallesiiiiie flablecors.
whom we leek es semi fla the
tibia. ?skim/ • wisp or wagon we
tio Imre. bet nee entrees series@ hreshia.
as me se :the village orain inented eras
shearing ow WI*. no bah el no
ant the beat hal to whistle Mos eel bed
ter our mann 16 war • seems ef repo ge
se ash our aseraise sheold hem de-
layed the hoeben 4 the voyage sed whis
ihs aspen sod Mt din waft pusionan
Maui as • hies our al nem •11. Isom et
Harry Mornay returned to town on Wed-
lielidtTheYtomwoornainugthoritias have put an • drink- were well oonteeted, there was rosily but
ot townspeople. and although the games
tog fountain in the Park.
little szostriment, as an both imtanoes the
W hen in Goderiob on Monday dont forret home teams virtually bad • walk over.
the bargains as Rot:name's. The fretting and running races also had
Holy commune:re was celebrate in St. their sitars of admirers, arid it cornet re
thuvvr.g.0.4jc.hcaumbige00forSusutta:m. Tiow„.o. spd ownership through the result. The dog
port is true, many dollars changed
Stove Furnishings.
uproanous whoa the starter" InsteW
moo mused oossidorable fun, the laughing
1.04 1114.4" will 416" in In"thlY sant°. II:tiling the wares had • real est too, due-
"TirtheTe"edieeet4aYouevor buiDgiltt. tuff sal °Pi" Res" The bicyclist race was °lamely omitested, and
hag whioh the drivers were neturally upset.
is still under noasidersit•ion.
Big out ota parasols at Robbie:ma. es the day's oard.
was umber ea leitmotivs as any other item
Some extra crops will he needed GA the Oa the who'. the day was fully ask -
fountains on tie Sonar* on Monday, the bested, end the reove of Rimer, W. Raw --
13th. deo, who tock th.. • bola responsibility of
will hold ate render meth, cse Monday "IlaY ••••••srllY
Huron Eaccesperst No. 28, I_ 0. 0. F. Provides. the bill reouJ fneatedare, asitdherothowilargeth is
next deserving of she hearty thanks of the people
of (Modena.
The fog whistle sonieding all Saturday a-
losesocia• announced a sodden °hangs of tees
Beat 5 riders in oosturne, Borges Bioyole
IIIPIrc:LR PRI/D.C.
$100 shares. grounds.
Goderke Gesell No. J. Livingstone I
16T,IleardissimesIOVIer of Anse Friends Ws T. Bates 2
et
(Thursday) evening. K. Henderson 3
The promoter of low prink Rennes. tior3 "ACM
Single
Chad hot meek will be served os July
13416, no Hamilton -et, opposite Ousdry's Bake 1
motion roosts he Mrs. C Book, for 20
sesta. Quire 3
It
The rain on Saturday was emeediagly
unisons. bosh it was set sallionst is
lea;aer m wet the earth over an hash is
If new ansegemos• mold be made to
nese an extra low ef water ben Oho
driakies foestaine es Oa Spero mat Mem
day h wield le a geese eunvonienes.
Me twee& far 25s. Waleson and 12 e.t.a, Raiser
BLOB @WO want he 72e. a6 Itebbree's.
HOME DACUS.
Pan sr trot
Pallowsky's Term Manse 1
Mersey 's Ilhoeher Soy 2
Thosaysea's Limey T3
Shaes's Asa Boy
Toessen s Little Noll
proved won wagon MP ilervAterd 1••• week
sedl has am ter Osiligweed emir way. Xe
tors Is up so Me Maws yahoo see ef
Ihrealtaa's waterline warms,
The ressohly messier el the mune
Wanars's Gollid was hold is the Wheel reem
es Tuesday evens" la adagio to the
amid remiss hasinses arrangements wave
mods for esedsiong the prim pety 6,
held this emelt*
AUCTION BALES -
to this mine me to the tins
There will he en sessias Gals 0 liars
o mit sod intressis at Jobe Kasat's m-
aim usens. organ as. dedleuish. IS am
Them will ha mid bry sesidee at
Sob -
bun. hang ego i af le6 11. LA ff.. W-
hom teleseldr.
1 1 1
diminish ...
Chases dodos&
L Taylor R. 0 Reynolds
J. Rassfard F. Jordse
J. P. Thirds Join Wyse
D. A. Femmes" D Beenehein
D. D. MaTeggart. Dr. Reims
skip -22 ehip-8
Leninism' : Rev. MMus hes mhos
• very seine part la nearly Ow the mir-
buil welders of Oa etas esosereed
wtali Me cherinowl dee pew
nes thawed Mob appeollition ef b-
ine es filetsrla evotaig by prearmeng hie
wt* • gaId nosh sed Ask. Mei
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