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4 TRUMIDAT, July 1, 1897.
THE SIGNAL ; GODERICH ONTARIO.
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Tbe IDYL Cyclometer is a 've•der:
w • sell them.
Ian Yiur Light SMIIB
When riding • Bike these dark
D ight* you need • Rood Lamp W •
nave stem se pekes that aro booed
to suit you
Don't Enda an Old NADDLZ !
when you coo get • good ous troo
w as from 50o to $4.00. Is feet,
we can give yea anything 10 Re.
place end Sandries at very close
praxes.
WE SELL WHEELS, TOO
•t less tSan many dealers pay foe
chem. Si. nus Wheels at $35.00,
$40 00, $50 00 and $60.00.
We want your trade.
GEO. F MERSON
Cleveland Cyole Liven, Goderich•nd Clinton
Iht
Is roBLIIII m
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
aT .- st.CILNOaNBT
Terse of IabeertPtto+ s
One month. in advance
Three months,
Six
Use year,
•
30
$2
6v
0:
Advertising bier.
Legal and other 0asual advertisements, 100
f• line for first insertion, and 1 Dent. pee line
or each snbsequeot insertion. Measured by
• roepareil 00x1.
Badness Dards of siz Iten and under, $6 per
year.
Advertisement* Of Lost, Fouod Strayed
Situations rant. 8ltnattous anted and
B.dnees Ci e"oes Wanted not toeeding 6
lines nonper, , SI per month.
Houses on to and Farms on Bale. not to
storied s lin. sl for Greg mouth. MO. per sub-
segment month„ Larger advt.. is proPor��
-aayeeentat melee, the obeser e hLoh
promote the pecnnlary benefit of any indi-
vidual or oompany, to be oonwtdered an •d-
varttament and oharced aootadMaly.
Local notices in nonpareil type one cent per
wad, no notices lees than Mo.
Local notices in ordinary reading type two
cents per word, No notice for less than 60o.
Notices for churches and other religious and
benevolent institutions half rote
iahsertbor who h8 to twelve To. S!ONAL
regularly by mall, will o inter • tavortt'by ac-
quainting us ot the hot at a. early an''iiate as
possible
rebltsber's N.Ste.,
J. C. Ito Tousel. of aodertob, has boon •p
pirated Local Travelling Anent for she towm
ibtae st Oodorish. Colborne. Ashdold and CRs
w•nosh.
Local postmasters over the district are also
Smtpowored to rex. ve .utiseriptlen, to Tint his denunciations rang out against
.ah's heights, saver tot eves • t•lepbwio
o0n•eotioe with the 'tromised Wad.
o 0 0
M THRICE ere members of p•rlt•asest on
both siees of the Hones who still believe
that public Oboes ars ,Avers perquisites.
o 0 o
id Bi.*toga, bluster end bs000mbe are
the earmarks of • political ked ; lategrit7,
energy sad honesty betoken the statesman.
O 0 0
to Sona po Moises ere like ostriches.
They hide their heads in tb• sand of brib-
ery and boodle, and think no ons sees them,
O 0 0
ser" THs politiotl cemetery to filled with
the tombstones ot politicians who were
brought to their graves by the importuni-
ties of hungry relative•.
THE POST OFFICE EMBROGLIO.
SPECULATION is rife as to who
will receive the appointment in the
event of the resignation of the present
postmaster, and a well-defined rumor
is afloat that it is the intention of Mr.
CAMERON tot appoiet his son-in-law,
Mr. GAIT, to the position. TBE SIG-
NAL has no positive information on
this point, bet we have learned that
Mr. GALT has been canvassing prom-
inent Reformers in a vain effort to se-
cure support. This proves that Mr.
CAtsRR0N is not of his own volition in-
clined to consider that his somia-1aw
has any claim upon the position, but
requires pressure to be brought before
he will act in a manner so diametri-
cally opposite to the preaching and
practioe of his long political career, ex-
tending over some thirty years.
Tug SIGNAL has a higher opinion of
Mr. CAlisaow than to1eiieve tbst-he
will close his political life by putting
in practice a policy of nepotism, which
on the stump and on he floor of Par-
liament none has denounced more
strongly than he. Whets -we -re
ber-and the thousands of electors in
Huron remember -how in trumpet
tones he inveighed against DOWELL's
"son-in-law .1AMIESON" and TUPPER'S
"$0840 -law CA1+saow," and that in
every school house in West Huron
et.Nai.
All communications mt.a( be addressed
I) Mo61LLICUDDY. -
Ten 9»te
telephone cantle soderf*R Oat
a0DZRICH. THURSDAY. JULY 1
POLITICAL' POINTER&.
t3 Be true to prineiplw -
O 0 0
tar Nzvsk go skating on thin io.
O 0
sr No man is bigger than the party,
o o 0
Sr NEVER follow • member of Parliament
who wobbles.
O 0 0
SW DON'T throw down the ladder after
you get to the top.
O 0 0
Le BRA.: is • good dog. but HOLDYANT ls
O 0 0
IT Te. oteoes belong to tbe party not to
the individual members.
O 0 0
tr NEvEA holler noel the last polling
gab -division is heard from.
O 0 0
sa PUT not your faith in politicises, but
tenet implicitly in patriots.
O 0 0
air ALWAYS *tend by the ooe.tltuenoy,
the constitution and consistency.
O 0 0
• Bosuery is the best police, but taw
there are who walk in that way.
O 0 0
public seen making private snaps of
ptijil office for the benefit of their
sisters, their cousins and their
aunts "-"their man servant,theirmaid
servant; their oxen, their asses and
their sons-in-law within their gates "
-we cannot bring ourselves to believe
on this, the first opportunity
offered,the professions of a life time
have been cast to the winds, and the
man whom West Huron has delight -
to honer , is as devoid of political
integrity as they whom he formerly de-
nounced. No; we, and all true Liberals
of West Huron and staunch friends of
Mr. CAMERON. have a higher opinion
of him than that, and firmly be-
lieve that some enemy, who de-
sires to a rock Liberalism in West
fturoi =bend- the-Girueselt-
in the riding, has advised that such a
cousye be pursued, so that the man
who had gone through the fiery fur-
nace of public life for over thirty
years without being besmirched by a
taint of self-seeking or nepotism,
may not remain unsmirched, but shall
dose his political life in obliquy.
That Mr. CAlfsnox's long public
service deserves recognition goes with-
out saying, but that such recogni-
tion should take the shape of s post -
mastership or his son in law is some-
thing that es 8IONAL and the true
friends of CAMERON -who have fought
his battles in the past, and have stood
by him in sunshine and shadow, in
prosperity and adversity -do not en-
dorse. Why aft attempt should now
be made to seduce him from bis
political integrity by tempting him to
give an office to his son-in-law, who
has not as much claim on the once se
the humblest man whose name is on
the voters' list, is beyond our corn
prehension, and we do not consider
such an act s fitting climax to Mr.
CAlittaow'a public career.
Against Mr. GALT, personally, ' we
have not $ word to ay, but we fail
to find any reeeon why he should be
sxox's politi.wlopponenta that be was
imported to fill a vacancy which was
to be specially created in his behalf.
Ile is of that class that Mr. Caltsltos
wrote of in a letter dated Sept. 28,
1896, as " Men who have never earn-
ed their political breeches, ouch lea
spurs." Thee why should be be a
party to the attempt to place Mr. Cath.
&Res at a disadvantage in the eyes of
his old-time supporters, and endeavor
to impair the political integrity which
has been the portion of the "01d War-
horse " for thirty long years.
We do not believe the attempt on
Mr. CAissxox's political honor andthe
integrity of Liberalism in West Huron
will be suooessful. Mr. CAIEROR
began his political career by' de-
nouncing a similar outrage which 00-
curred thirty years ago, and he has de-
nounced that outrage from the day at
his advent to public life even unto
the present day ; and knowing him as
Tag SIGNAL does, there is only one
than on earth who can make us believe
that now 'at the close of a brilliant
political career, he is prepared to prove
recreant to the professions of a life-
time and demonstrate that, so far as
barefaced nepotism is concerned, he is
no better than the TUPPERS and the
'SOWELLB, the CAROM! and the LAxas-
v1Ns and the scores of others whom he
has denounced during his entire public
career. That mac is M. C. CANZROR.
He will not do it, for not only is nig
potitioal honor at stake, but the fate
of West Huron, so far as Liberalism
is concerned, hangs in the balances,
s�llais too.itaunch a supporter of
the Liberal Government to jeopardize
the constituency. Did he do so, he
would sts.ad lone, as did the man who
followigdoonrse thirty years ago.
Not 4Iy would he Sacrifice the riding
in so tar as Paminiota matters aro con-
cerned, but he would wreck it from
the viewpoint of Provincial politica.
Mr. GARxow, M.PP., and the Reform
party as a whole are opposed to such a
course, and even the Conservatives,
who would stand to gain everything
in the event of the deal being consnm-
meted, would censure the folly
although they gained by the Act` -
It were better that the postmaster
had not been interfered with than that
such an outrage should be perpetrated,
and we feel assured that Mr. C.YSRON
will tad gnant11 rAvadiste tj►e evil
suggestions that have been male to"" passed The
him, and maintain the proud position
in political life which he has heretofore
enjoyed.
DOMINION P41LJ4Nsrtr.
Racier s•e�rars or ebe Rhinos IlMsap sees
Um Pew week.
Ottawa, June 21. --The entire morning
teasiou was taken up in discusalns the
Kiugrtun p•aitentiery affairs. and little
Lusiuese was done u ammeter of •011
Atter recess. the diecuesiuu was
uu the militia items, and the Werkef
the railway items were also passed. Tlie
House adjourned at 12.26, atter singing
the National Anthem in honor of the
Queen's Jubilee Dar. upon which men-
brr; had then entered.
Ottawa. June :Z. -After prelimbear,
routine the House went Into committee
on the supplementary estimates, which
the House parsed atter a lung sitting.
reaching beyond mktniitht. An animat-
ed discussion took place during the ses-
sion on the Government's policy respect-
ing public buildings.
Tb. *coats
The Senate became interesting 10 -
day inasmuch as on motion of Bir Mac-
kenzie
ar
kenzie Rowell the rotund reading of the
Common bill to ratify the extension
of the Interookrnial to Montreal by the
Purchase of the I1res mord Quante
Railway and acquit -or running powers
over the Grand Trunk Railway was
given the three months' hoist. The vote
stood, yeas 37, nays 10.
Ottawa, June 24. -Atter some Initial
'Tarring between Mr. Foster and Bir
Richard Cartwright on the length of
the session, the Hoose went into com-
mittee of dapple. A number of items.
preventive service. ,were phased, when
at one o'clock the committee rote and
reported progress. On the Hoose rt-
eesembling at three o'ckck. Sir Bkhard
O•stwrigbt, at MT. foster'* request.
made a statement regarding legislation
still on the order paper awaiting' dis-
posal.The Franchise and Buperansua
tinn hills would be drooped- As to the
Crimionl Code, that was a very innocent
little i11. and he cheered to hare wine
conversation with Mr. Foster about 1t.
The Iron n0't Rte 't Bounties resolution.
the Crow's Nest Pass hill. the Fifteen
Million Dollar Loan reeohition, the rail-
way subsidies and each other beehives
se the Home/ would consent to, wonld
be proeeeded with. Mr. Foster pressed
-the Minister of Trade and Colmer,*
tt, czl.luiu the meaning- of the-.estra-
orditnry supplementary estimate 10 Pay
S157.0(N) as rental to the Grand Trunk
and Drummond County railways for
nine months. Sir Richard Cartwright
....e i.,.,d _ that. -.as_ esalanatioo . of the
Government's policy would be foet m -
ins either that night or to-mort"ow
morning. Th....House went into COW'
mittee of supply, and,s4oei other hefts
pawtyd Was a .utwitt7"vI PQM • ogle
to the DrutimO$4_eonntb Rtilwae. Ie
ezpialnlne this proe ms -L Rfr 13ichntd
Cartwright said that the. rental money
ter mus- monebs 'ss to esaible- the Gore
ernment to connect the Inteveolonisl
with Montreal and try their plan Deme
entering into a pints -trine -rear lease
of 'raid n,nd. The House did nog ad-
journ until long past midnight.
a: Tea horst that is good at the ,Dore
doesn't always wig. Same is politics.
o 0 e
t4' ikt,'r imagine you can navigate the
political canoe if you're built lop -sided.
• • 0
ar ALWAYS work on eyesight lines. No
political l000motive can travel on spread
nils.
O 0 0
Lt TAR sitting member is the servant,
alt tiro mmty, of the people whom be re-
pr••ents.
O 0 0
CODERICH: BARGAIN = CENTRE.
We always have and always will give the
most for the money. __-__
We
;-.--
Ottawa. June 26. -The Hoerr washed
a nwefal hut uneventtnl morning 'wo-
olen
er
hien in roentnittee of warmly. At two
o'ckx.k Mr. FieldingIntroxeneed a hill
to secure by kntq $18.000.000. and tbe
r. -solution having been reported. the hill
Waw given all the nettewwan. resents.
The ('row's Newt D .M_hill occupied the
attention of thee !lionise L coinmittee on
Its e'. td resell The Imo bountice
rceohttinns were• pewee. end the bill
wino read a Bret time. The Hones
trade rend ptYrir�w+o In committee of
snpel% and rose iNhstdl reported prntrew..
The liens sdinn tel at 12..10 o'elnek.
Otters. June -The iron and stool
b•itiat
, ki n t't` rt,
it f.mn't eery/mut . were
Crnwa' N"vt Paws Railwew nisei the In-
t,i'.oloolel peter to Montreal were
,li.osattd. and .fle'rwnrds the Triter
,-..Lett).) item was pawned. The rrnw'•
Newt' Pana NU wee reported by the
t' mmtttoo. 'and. --,smitten. were advanced
./ere in ,•^t91,1••, -•,n^ •he rlfltWay enh
silo resoluNns*... The pnwtofffee Amend-
m,'et krt we• dierermeel. hne the bel.
with throe r ilway w'Aed,iie*. we
lett eel' NIT M*Y. - The -tease ad -
',Tweed at h '
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
SNAP SHOTS.
-The name of H. F. GARDNER, edi-
tor of The Hamilton Times is favor-
ably mentioned in connection with the
Wentworth registry office,made vacant
by the death of the late Nit-Hotas
L The !election. of Mr. Gsrdi-
ner by the Local Government would
be approved of not only by the press
but by the public of Ontario. He is
of thst cissa of men who have done
more than most of the members to-
wards continuing the Liberal party in
power in Ontario, and whose services
have been forgotten when the mem-
bers or their relatives wanted vacant
1a Navui figure on your past record
with politiotans , It's the preemie that al-
ways Bonne. •
o o 0
Wr A politioise may be • rho• -berm• W-
iley. and be consigned to the heather's
yard tomorrow.
e e o
sr Tttr different). between • statesman
and • politicise 1s like unto that between
oak and basswood.
e • 0
NV Tes politicians bow to the people at
clause tint., and bow -wow at the people
in the intervals betw.ee.
• e e
•>r A p•tr1•tie tortillas roles Deng in
Ne straight peso will beet • pslitMsl race.
betel that travi a (i so**. ' .
• • •
Sr War ye. Walt yes w s•ha pe.
UtS lay. ramsmbsr alb t Moses se Hr
-
en applicant for the postmaster -
ship or any other position in Gofe•
rich at the present time. He has
never been on the voters' list, that we
know of, and certainly never tad! a
part in voting or working for Mr.
Causerie or Lber'alism to Akron
ooanty or anywhere telae. We do not
know 'that he ever polled a Liberal
vote in Ida life -in fact, the eheoesa
ern that he alway. has bawatllia
lt
posit. side of the polios) haat,
s .w i' lee a .wceo -seem So•
little atoll than a year, and his ap-
pointment would give color to the
etplaiea opal, aprawad by 1[,f. O.
•
offices. -
MUNICIPAL OOUNOILS.
GODUSICH TOWNSHIP.
MONDAY, June 21.
Conseil meet today ; min.Ne of loft meet-
ing read and poosed. Moved by J. John-
ston, seconded by Chas. Williams. that the
petitions of John MoCertney, Peter Mo-
Dongsll and A1ez. Astrear he net granted
tor • grant of $200 to repair the Cut Line.
Moved byThee. Churchill, e.00sdd by
John Midleton, that the following sci-
entism be paid : George Lavin, for escapers,
1143; Was.-Kasiedg•, for repairing buggy
broken through d.f•et in road. 111 50 ; John
Watkise, r pa*feg posed, 85 25 1 read Mine
mis•toser'• salary,11130. Adionr.M 66 Nis,
on third Monday in July.
Naxos S'mRDY, C1rrk.
BA'FIELD "BLOWS."
TtrrDAY, Jess 29.
Our .l.otrio light service is first -ohms, and
must be exteeded.
A daily stye bow•.* Hayfield and the
*misty town is mach reds.
The read* 1. tile RNthberhed ors la
toed oosditfen for the WeyoI. 8eod.
Th. Bret romper' this season have aseiwe,t,
bast from (metes, See'lerth and P•rkhtl'.
All ear hotels are d•1 y renete nt applies -
Hess for seonmmodatIon from prospective
summer visite'.
It is repeated test the 12th of July. to
he eel•br•ted here. will see • large crowd in
tows. Lots of room for all.
Gov sew Methodist olsvgyoan has takes
up bi. residase. b.re. The removal of Mr.
Ogee will be rereetted by many.
11 s srtsat that • fire hell is se .be be-
stowed es see of th. ebarehas. Less may
1t ri to the *edit of the deems.
A
Weeds Is Mvsag his rssideme, m-
ead hapeeredl, aloe rsfnrnisbsd. TM
bee beams • reseal f.vsrit.
'AI tliirl Li.d"1i. C. t at*4rsa ebtets-
d fes the 1ta71l•Id harbor MMM •sesdd
•t saes. The rag et tat auk pier le to be
egsdsed rd fee pie. batiks as glees
b M la dsigeas�.
We do not buy a lot of worthless trash just to-tiee how low
we can quote prices in the newspaper, but everlastingly use
our might to sell reliable, satisfactory Merchandise at lower
prices than elsewhere. Facts are what count -not promisee.
Compare our
" "SI
Table Linen In price and quality
Table Napkins
White Shirts " . 't
" Ladies Vests " "
Shirt Waists " "
" Corsets " "
" Flannellettes " "
" Oottons "
•' Hosittry " "
" Prints
Dress Goods
e Sailor Hata-
" Lacer
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ei
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If
Results are the strongest convincer*.
JAMES ROBINSON.
COR SQUARE AND WEST -ST.
PUT TO THE TEST.
THE LOST CONVINCING AND ABSU.
'LUTE PROOF GIVEN.
setts, and tee groom by his brother Arehi•
el St. Catharines. Key. A. Stewart (Willis
Church) performed the oetemoay. Only in-
t,tnate invited friends were present. The
prompts were appropriate • et valuable,
suck as go to show the high *eosin in whioh
the principals ars held. Mr. and Mrs. Spald-
ing, amid the good wishes of their many
friends, lets for Detroit and other points, on
the 4:30 train. -News -Record.
OBITUARY. - Cornwall Standard : We
deeply regret to ay that the favorable an•
tioipatioe of the physicians r.garc'ing the
ones of Mrs. H•en,ltoa, referred to in our
last issue, ware not realized. A ohange toe
tris worse set in on Ssturd•y •mini, and
early os Sunday morning she pawed
away. The dummied lady, whose maiden
name was Harriet Sera Diokinson, wee the
eldest daughter of the late Dr. Dickinson,
for many years a leading physotan m the
town of Cornwall, and beloved wife of Dr.
Hamilton. For syse days before, her
sufferings were very scute indeed, but ebe
endure* them all with exemplary patient's
and resignation, and never forgot •mid all
the trials of stakeout to ezprese her hearty
thanks for every Dare and attention given to
bar. Tb. eoneolatiooe of the holy religion
ot her oberoh were very oomforting to her
and amid her trial ebe gsve expression to
this more than ora. She leaves • devoted
husband sod three loving ohildren to mourn
her ices -two little ones having gone betore
-but the Almighty Father his sere 8t to
Mks away from the obildteo who survive •
mother's teed•r oars, yet " H. doeth all
things well." Tee funeral took plso
the monies of Gm 23rd inst to Trans)
(Memorial) Church when the large oossegme
of people allowed by their presence the deep
sympathy felt for the husband. children
and other near relatives •o sorely be-
reaved. Messrs E L. tidkinsoo, Wing -
ham, and Harold Diokinees, of the Bank of
Hamilton. Grimsby, brothers of the de-
ceased, were in attendenoe •1 the funeral.
1'be memhera of the town council and comi-
ty council attended in a body.
" Horteo.ta," said her father, " will you
have •oma 101.1, ! "
"If von refer to the f•ri.n•osoos tubers
which pertain to the solarium tuberesvm,
and which are oommonly known as pota-
toes."
ots
toss." replied the sweet ctrl, " 1 should be
pleased tq be helped to • modicum of the
same. But tatero` Tatars' I'm quite sure
papa, that they are something of which I
never beton bad the pleasure of hearing."
The old man pounded ors the table natal
the pepper-ooetor hey down for a rest, and
then remarked, in • voice et icy coldsss•,
" Hortensia, will you Imre some of the t. -
'fiat De Williams' Pink Pills Cure When
'T011 a `M.dicinsu rail -What They
Have Done for Others They Will Do
for You.
lio remedy of modern .Lima h&a •rad
more, or stronger proof of its sterling merit
that bas Dr. Wtlli•mi Pink Pills. The
cures ars not those of people in foreign lands
but from all pars of our own ooanvy, and
the statements made aro wily verified by
everyone to the vicinity in wbiok tb• eurm
reported over. When such proof o. this u
offered doubt Must oras•. and the medicine
must be awarded the palm of superiority
over all others. Every mail brings bitten
from grateful people m all parte of Gamed*,
who have been oared by the use of Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills, sometimes after ears of
Mogan and cher other medioioea bad failed,
ass it 1. tbe words of gratitude spoken by
sufferers thus restored to health that has
*rooted the enormous demand this medicine
has. The following letter is but • fair
sample of hmdreds constantly being re-
ceived :-
DEAR SIVA - I have great pleasure in
hearing testimony to the medidn•I value of
Dr. Williams Pink Pies, as • blood purifier
sod health restorer. For ten years I woe •
victim to a complication of troubles, begin-
ning with coiner, and followed by rheum•-
tism and bronchitis. My physicians told
me the trouble ttad become chronic, and
that •very winter I would either have to
hoses emelt s sae Ilia M • warmer climate
Two vette ago I was maned to my bed and
room from February until May, ander the
doctor'. •re. One day while reading of the
sores wrought by the nee ot Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. I determined to try them, and I
found a curs at last in this splendid medi-
oios. I used a down Loxes of the pills sad
I have never been better in my lite than I
am now, and I have not been troubled in
were
any way with my old-oompl•imts sines I dis-
continued the use of the Pink Pills. As I
have alreadystated 1 was a sufferer for
years. and uring that period event a small
fortune In doctor's modistes and drugs, only
to find in the end that Dr. Williams' Pink
• P.11e accomplished what all other medicines
failed 60 do. When my friend, who know
how often I wee Lid aside with illness ask.
unreel ase I otealwyeaeppy- se.
soy Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Yours gratefully
Mrs. J. A. McKie,
M Cater gni.
Mr. and Mrs. McKim are •moos the hest
68 known and most esteemed resideets of Cas.
• •regal, Ont., Mr. McKim has been travel-
ling .•legman for pianos and organ, in the
• district in which he resides for upward, of
be twenty- five years.
other
What stroeger proof than the abov can
• be had for the oleim that Cr. Williams'
Tho
Pink Pills Dare when all other mediates"
fail? If you aro ailing' give this great medi-
a eine • fair trial and the result will not dle-
ro appoint you. The publie aro cautioned
h against numerous pink colored itritatios..
Insist upon taking nothing but the paokagse
which bear the full trade mark " Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pills for Pale People.
" iTonz AND Yotpit "-Th nota of tb
monthly reti.dteel, " Oar Dome," which
j,enb.an mabti•�•d !r•ome �te•rein Mal-
treat, Ent iiy the - W,l'1 is r ton r. ;
and subsequently by Mr. Watson GritBk
has been ehapgee, t6' " Home and Youth,
and the nobliertieo slice removed to Ter -
me*. The dmieaioe hub been purchased
The Homo end You* Puhlishthe Co , Tor-
onto, egg hay bete enlarged from 49 to
pores. The Jute nonber, issued under th
new ntenag•di•nteie unclosed in a handsome
cover. and tau tpte eioa is to nee in futur
• bettor quality 4 paper, so as to permit t
u se of better euaaf(ev,pge, and to make
improvements w1 h w, enbaooe the vale
of aa already s publidation. T
change of nem* is ire to the ezpre.sed ap-
preciation of the trw*ez:ne by the youth o
the country, ♦hose interests will in feta
1,geiv• adequate. coosi,eratien. Throat
the .xpereenoed yd will dirooted efforts ot
its former publisbsA tee m.gsziee has be
come well and favorably knnwn throughout
Canada and the Ume,4 States. and the
present poblishe1, lope to farther add to
Its modem. lldtwithetanding present and
'prospestive i ntpeoeretterea, the .oheonptioe
pries will be m4nt.ajsd at only 50 cents per
veer. --
A London 7.amip was recently having
h ie first-hola baht ohne seed.
Clerevmsn-Waal mime shall I give the
child r
Cabby-tmre5b sheer foroe of habit) Oh,
ra leave that A vett,
v.:. Agri, a Sase'.
Bast.' hie t trade in 1777. bat
the career Of t ea a town of teorW-
wide
not begin till atter
1820, 1 yb,P which tie/ Midland
trrat3�11 ! tutor coctnn lloatiom
other mene1pai
retire. B.Ht•e' . . , hom'.ver, peen
famnee ger bet It was pri-
vately hoes the preWebt Lead
Berawaj fattier robe first he
duelist laveur ta berwing.
It M • t known that India
Pale jU>, .lira bemuse tt seas
with a view to
the cilsliie• u - at r rasps.,. . The
ci weigh the beverage
wee 1. EryrMnd are very
ming
rroot of Rape for theoot
Vrreekwtl re 1 e Mwtsnel. het the neater
pot oesr►► enfgwtww. waved.Among
relive serves* }its .abdrrwrle aoM tate
A I,+ywiest. The now b,v-
hy the .ww-
60 .idk it, and ,Jai
short tlfS a &toned
bent the esmmtry tar
en Pigmy.
lat,tv6twist ale
ilii 1»sial
tee
the erase
oiskswe
India' Pit!,
Wt. alma
fel
•aos,d ieasees�,,
Pa�
i
ell rage
k:rii
Aai 1. t1e•WIsy
err --incl SP. Wise
the punt Were.
aim/ Sax% 1t *send
the imi&
rias Def
f
ek Ca/reuse Roca. -The (Watery road
race at Chatham oo Saturday, tbs ird inst.,
promises to be one of the biggest event* of
the kind. A oeater7 nee is a novelty 1.
Canada, and with Ms beet et prime, • 1•w
entry tee sed the best of roads, the enery
Ilet will eomsrfse all the best-known road
riders in the eoaalry. The Gendron ming
tandem and the New Bathes mow, which
ars offered as first and amend prizes are on
exhibition hi the Maple City now sad are
models of the m•nafaotnr•rs' art. The
°seedier Read Club has offend • geld
medal for the fastest osptury ridden during
the .••aka, and the probability i. that the
winner of the Madera le this rest will have
the' n•dtl ammo to hit at the end of the
sesame
AT TWO HOSPITALS-
--
Five
OSPITALS.Five Years 1m the Tele-Notbing bet
Dodd's kidney Phis scald tosob the
Spot.
Brawls (Speoial) Jose 211 ---Mr. W. P.
Jackson • telegraph operator of thl. plaee
has kid an •=pensee• 'blob amid be,
whoa kpowa, of vales to evert ma is essi•
•d. Hs My :-N 1tbeet relief for eve
veers, I lave goo. frost bed to were* with
kids, &a k Have bees titrated at two
h•.ptlay-pWeaad Mestresl,-had reek
tile has sera. swarm all to so papas.... I
lave fb gas UMW advise aid May weeal••
Glass *110 alb seas rseslt, flay tow segs
massed as sees sin I, sternal tak1d Dad's
males POIM, aril Railer altar as boas t
era bane to sav en Well verbst
blasatAoa-Lust w.a tea.y M2rebel
a. theasib•esel Rims. 111414 10a. Wiila-
alssw. was s5. wase .1 • t,py asap
whoa bis sassed awsibter. a resp
seteetad rails kedy, was meted la
Ms Maas el willedr n W. P.
was Ise baa • haler to sere ram
lar MOM el M ease ado
lalleire WNW be het *WW1 WM
"Yee, dad
Is ear boasted high -Ichor) antro a fail-
sn, or is it not,
Beamiller Nursery
' The Business heretofore c.rrid on by
the Id. Job Stewart at the above
n amed Nora, Village of Booming',
will be carried on as usual by bis *ens
APPLE, PEAR, PLUM
and CHERRY TREES
Evergreen Trees a Specialty!
The .took ts taomplet& and in
twsdlag
to purchase pnrohomorswill find It to their advY6
s▪ eed of ordMtg from homegrown ttaaw.
A Fine Awertn( t of Hot.Honse
Plants
Plants,
iHangingn .' and Bedding
Orders b Marl promptly attended to
JOHN ST1111017 ISTATB
BENMILLER NIfltapRY.
CARDEN PARTY.
St.. George's Guild will
give the Annual Garden
Party on next
Thursday, July 8,
By the kind permission of Mr.
and Mrs. R W. LOGAN it will be
held on the beautiful lawn of the
late residence of
MBB. R. B. BMITH,
Colborne -at
The grounds will be illuminated
with Chinese lanterns after dark ;
the town band will b. in attend-
ance ; fancy work will ba on ale,
avid refreshments, including Ise
Ckveam, will be obtainable. Tea
semi 'oe boat 5 to 7 P,S.
ADMISSION � Groom* 100 i