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artiriVO
ESETTIIEPACE
it no idle phrase with us.
Wherever it hos been oar
privilege to do business,
we have been recognized as
Hers, because
THB BI WHBBL$
THE BEET SEBVIOXD
we can possibly give is
none too good for our pet
roes.
Parties purchastin
their wheel; froth se w#.11
he taught to ride proper-
ty, free of charge.
Our a prices ate down
to Rook Bottom. Give
us a teat
G. F. EMERSON.
CLEVELAND CYCLE LIVERY „
GODERION & CLINTON.
Ihc $iqnal,
u rveLurstb
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
BY w. AeaILUJI'Qpbt
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for each eche..west insertion. Mesetasd by
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engines. c - f sof six lines and ander, $t per
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weird. en nodose kes then tic.
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per word. No notice for lege tbae too.
for ohnrobes and ether religious and
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OUDIERIPH. THURSDAY. JULY 42, 1007
POLITICAL POINTERS.
SOPARLIAMENTARY honors are not life.
tenures.
sir Coma -screw politician cannot work
straight
eronAD-ALE 'and KSzr.ALL ire great
politicians.
MIrTiteliolitician should serge the public
and not himself.
rt:A
POLITICIAN in often made crooked by
crooked) advisers.
tlticwit or late, the poetic/II piitieian
sides in a hearse...
is Ktoe the hash d your heed "for the
politician who inset straightly.
trTHERE is only one step between the
bandwagonand the ice -cart.
Arlo catch-a.-eats•h-cm, the highest grip
doesn't usually win the throw.
se-rne devil has a spiked tell, and the
machine politician a forked tongue.
rts'Tex man who tries to give the marble
heart must have a stony conscience,
IrA .RAT in parliament is like a wooden
leg, in that it does not run in the family.
yY-.r.•
/THE man ;rho elope over with pro-
mises, g.heraiy goes shy on performanoe.
IVTHn plumT. bigger than the cumulio,
but the eurcnilio gets then', just the same.
. lgl'un rank and file win the election and
the member gets all the praise and hurrah.
terTex people like honest, up -right,
straight, high -principle) captains in politic..
Stoniest": is no law to compel a men to
hang on to public life after his willfulness is
gone.
terTHa day when politicians were offered
constituencies on silver salvers is poet and
gone.
O'Ttit saying, "By hook or by cronk,"
was invent.edl for the politician on nepotism
hent.
es'A rtA(T1c'A1. politician le, as a ruin, is
"promising" m►n. He premiere more than
he a able to perform.
▪ Ti i politician who owns a rvnstitu-
q encyy, handy end beeches, minute hes a hig
man and a straight mss.
NYTwmtt al'. na masked politicises in
heaven. The Let one there bad a writ of
efeetm.nt served on him.
mrflreacce 6y lidhtaAtg- le not eagthhig
Me the saddle death th a.o.* d polikeks
meets when the honest electorate wage up
W is knowledge of the situation.
IVY°, can't run the mill with the water
Het is past, and • played oat Political hack
cannot bank ws • past reputation.
atr'1'tts nu.•bine politician's prayer should
be, "Keep my hands from picking and
stealing, asci ay lips from /peeking guile."
intra known nasa-sollirse- on hum-
ble- pie beilee".hatpen, who waxed fat end
got se saucy as Satan after they were
elhcted.
jjjj)JerWHr'r • politician attempte to busk
up against the will of the people it's • clear
CARO of "Says the ant to the elephant, who
are you shoving !"
STICK *O PRINCIPLE.
A press dispatch says : "b1. Valentine
Ellis, Liberal M. P. for Fit. Jelin, has secur-
ed a political prize that will bring hind in
$2.800 • year. A week • age 7. R. King,
Post Office Inspector for New Brunswick,
died suddenly, and Mr. Ellis has the pro-
mise of the vacancy." If this is trite it is
not eb the credit of the Liberal party, be-
cause they have ckgegeiceil this sort of thing
repeatedly, and ler should endeavor to
live up to their professions. Such reports
as these are apt to shatter one's faith in his
own party. -Clinton New Era.
THE New Era is right. One of the
leading planks in the Liberal platform in
opp eition was that the members should
work solely in the.interest of the public, and
pot toe actuated by mercenary motives.
The old 'Rory policy of making tarter and
sale of the trust which they held from the
people was denounces) as wrong on every
platform, and The New Era and The Globe
sod- btKy *rel newspaperitaiir-f$e-
changer em titre iniquity of members in the
lottminiein Hoene being bought with pro -
/ism of preferment for themselves or their
relatives to give a slavish ingeoua to the
party that controller) the offices. The
ground taken by the Liberal press and Re-
form orators was correct then, and it is cor-
rect today .It ijuat as much •..crime for
the present Government to buy •-inflseooe
through • promise of appointment to a sit-
ting member, or tie -giving of a position to
a needy relative •of a sitting - 'tinembee,
as it was to do there things under
the old regime, and we aia.p1eesed to
to see the Government -has set its face
against the outntge. We learn that Mr.
Ematlias decided not to accept the office at
Kt. John, and we give him all due custom far
his consistent action; but there are other poli•
ticians without scruples in thio gird, and
it is that class that the GoveTninent will
have to guard against. Thank beitrep.
there is not a sufficient number of scaly
politician's in the Liberal party to worry •
strong Government,"and any coaceesions to
them would only indicate weakness at the
present juncture. The boodler in politics
is not mo numerous as he was, and should be
hit on the heed wherever he shows up.
And when we speak of boodlers we refp•r to
every politician who tries to do an act for
peracnal gain, while holding a trust from
the people.- The New Era is right.
A CANADIAN ELDORADO.
ROSOLAND "isn't in it" anymore.
The news now is that in the Canadian Yukon
dtetrict goM hal been discovered in such
profusion that it may be literally shovelled
out by anyone who in on the spot and has is
shovel. The newo is published in the
daffier., with scare heads and exaggerated
language, bus 4leny pint the statement is
se abet, repo .eated. •
The LIy_ drawback In the way of every
•i mtlf,'6'aooming rich .is that everyboely as
not incl .the money to take him -to Kion
dike, and stand the wear and tear incident.
to the long journey and inclement climate it)
the Winter. Ice begins to 1,1ock the mouth
of the Yukon in October, and closes the
river route until June. The trip by
steamer takes from four tp nix week., and
the fare for river travel after you reach the
Yukon is $150 for tint -class ad $125 for
.econd-clae.. One who has been over the
ground say.1
" No nne should venture into the rreeggiwonn
without some cash and at& ient provisions
W last eight months. He should start oat
with four hundred pounds of Sour, one
hundred pounds of Naas one hundred
pounds of bacon, one hundred pounds of
.uger, ten pounds of tea, thirty pounds of
coffee, one hundred and fifty pounds of
mixed fruit, salt, pepper and cooking uten-
sils. The whole outfit can be purchased for
shout $90. The est of eonveying this
stock to the headwaters of Lake Linwlerfar
will average alma $IA per hnndrerl pounds,
hut even that makes it oon•iderahly cheaper
than such goals could be purchased in the
mining camp."
All of which goes to show that there ore
• few things to he considered before each
man .lack of us throws up his grubbing job
in this neck -of -the woods end .tarts for
Klmdike with his planer pan and scoop.
.hnvel.
And, after all, it may bethat the cry,
" nn to Klondike 1" hes been started by
wase nervy epeenIators who, having skin-
ned the community on the Kneeland'stock,
and finding that they have reached the end
of their tether on dill line Have now ori-
ginetetl a new .ebeme Ind placed the lees -
tion so far ort of the way that they will
haeealpnger time to bunco the community
before the fake w found out. Such thing
have been done before, and fakers Ind fools
will oontinne to live and mere and have
their being while this old world wags on its
aria.
MR. OARjtOW IS CORRECT.
THE stand that Mr. OAenow, M.PP.,
takes on the vaeancy credited hy the death
of ,the late Deputy Mester in (:hennery
mesas with the approval of everyone who
desires to see a gond prineiple carried out.
The Clinton New Eta this refers to the
e eebsr a • e
"During Mr. Malntrmacet'a twsnt
•s detiem et the allot have been pes1
by Judge Doyle, who was ander no obiies-
tauna to do so, bet did it purely out of'kind-
nera Wm are Warmed tibiae Mr. Barrow,
rrecogtnpmds W the Oo lanes rat a nswdo-
parture in this plma
respect, cad we es it
has the
approval d otC �l �-
sentstiyea •leo, which is that the earl, as a
'operate and distrait Ace, shall be abolish -
ad ,nd athe duties be performed by the
County Jesus. M ►part of their regular
work. This s en ie, to our mind a
highly commendable one, and if adopted by
the Government, as we believe it will be,
should entitle all concerned to favorable
oonatdsration. Mr. Darrow has always
shown • desire to lessen the oust of law to
the public, however natural it might seem
for him to be otherwise, end the Qtttario
Government, which ezi.ta by the good will
of the people and in virtue of its admirable
legislation, has alwa ■ seconded his efforts.
The (hovrna ent will relieve the ratepayers
to the extent of die salary if it does as indi-
cated, and may also alae the occasion as a
precedent."
000D 1 IMES 114 ONTARIO.
THE American newspapers are full
of rejoicing at the crap prospects in several
of the Staten, notably Kansas, Nebraska and
North and South Dakota. From every
point in there States oome good reports of
the crops, and a claim that a general wip-
ing off of mortgages win result.
Here, in Outariu, the proapecta also look
well anti the apple crop of Huron will he
the only weak link in the chain. The
farmers are in better fettle than they have
been for some years back, and everywhere
it books as if there was likely to hes a return
of the old-time prosperity of the banner
province of Confederation.
From Toronto we learn that the Crown
Lands Department of Ontario has thus far
largely increased the revenue owing to the
mining boom, and that if the peewit later.
est continues fully double the estimated re-
aenae will be realized.
All of which indicates, that the lines of
Hon. Asvuug Sit wil=e Hokin, have fallen fn
pleasant places in a year which precedes an
appeal to the country by the Government
which he leads. Good times usually make
easy 'sailing for governments, and as ap.
pemranoes go, the Liberali have the tall to
their foot in Ontario.
EA$T--1410RON. - -
HENRY YDVNEY, of Morris
tuwaakipv kaa-hoses elected to -canteen -Kest
Huron in the Oomeervative interest. He is
a member of the Huron District council and
will bethe opponent of his fellow represent-
ative from the saaoe county district, Aacuag
Honor, of Grey township. Huuur and
MWNEY were elected to the county council
by acclamation, aa running mates, lastJana-
uty, and after `having foughtaiule hy side at
the council hoard in January and dupe, are
now to lock horns on Legislafive question..
Mr. Mousse isnot the strongest Conaerva-
Live who might have been nominated, sus he
cannot receive a united Conservative sup-
port, bat he -is sufficiently strong to put the
Liberals to work in earnest, if they want to
get within two or three hundred of their
old-time majority:'
SNAP SHOTS•
—Thi put y Postn ester . Geparsl
W HITT has just been superannuated after -
an official eervloe of fifty-one years. The
long term ehowa that he worked for a good
bows, and that he was an exceptionally
man.
— The Templar in oat 'strongly
against Hon. G. W. Roan, On the ground
that he is a partisan first, last and all the
time. Will the Templar be gond enough to'
tell an anrximt• public what the Rev. B. 11.
KEEFER is I. -'‘We up in Huron know phut
there sea others who don't.
•z Millions of money and an income
of $1,000'. day didn't improve the condi-
tion of N. C. CatsoE, the mining king, and
last week, because of disagreemenit with his
wife,. lee left for parte unknown by the
morphine route. It's better to be a live
pauper than a dead millionaire.
— It ik beginning to look as if the
BttlrA!t star is in the ascendant. Even
CCaauncrY Licrzw, prize -mesial Republican,
admits that unless the Diaglmy tariff }rill
brings in financial prosperity, Bryanism, or
some other, financial cure -•U, will be •
strong factor in the next Presidential
election.
—Our Clinton contemporaries are
now in the throes of a little perianal mynah -
hie that doesn't amount to a hill of beans to
anyone in particular. Brethren, why ran•
not you live in harmony with all men that
are men, jinn as THE SUM AL is doing during
the pre.ent heated term ! It pays to be
real goad.
--dome of our resident% have got
the Rkindike bee in their bonnet, and we
have heard of more than one who a think.
ing of pulling up stakes and drifting North.
To all of there we would may that them is
an old Scotch adage which say., "Never
throw water that's dirty away till ye're
sure ye can get some that's clean."
—This inns Tilos, although prnb•
ahoy the moat advertised man in the Cabinet
today, appears to he in no way excited, and
gomon in the even tenor of hie way without
consulting any nne as to when he rometh ofr
whither he goeth. He was • newspaper
men before he g..t into politlir, and he
knows what'. what.
—A statement comes from Europe
in elect that that dirty hns.y the Prince's
Center, is now peeing for living picture's,
and that the sale of the pictures Ins caused
some excitement In (lermany. The trouble
is tMt the big papers give too mesh space
by ehremit-ling the dein" of these pebiio
prestitatsa What should he dress i. to
Cik,Nr 1.1.4 vvs%re-who glary in eke f:
is to the 400 ot< /h.
410,1114101 "Mons " was arm My
bettor Chas she ought to be, aisd she ti
worse now thsd evdt before. She aho11ld
be gathered into some home for false
women, if it could be so arranged that she
would not ountaatinab the other inmates.
--The following, from the Fisher
Bulletin is a bull's-eye, ri at to the point :
"You may find htine.ty among thieves,
truth among liars, vitt enema harlots,
std wisdom t you'll never
find a spark of or womanhood or
priori in a The thief may re-
furm, the liar wjr +rlktinle the trieth by
mistake, the foal no say wise otibiepi by
accident and lam .woman gamy go and do
no more, but the amt who noses around
and mixes up in < pegJea affairs will
remain the satswiprincipled
oust as of yore."
And we /night add tit the hottest our-
ner in Hades will not iso able to do ado
lianded
i s-
betMled ji.tioe to him in the sweet by -noel:,
bye.
WHAT TRUE LIBERALISM IS.
Quebec Le Soleil : • •ft is *depends.*
la the Liberal ranks. United before the
enemy, we Liberals claim the privilege df
expressing on men and things oar iodiytd-
nal opinions. It is me of the okaplwurutios
which dutiagaieh .a from Gams tire".
They do not oostend for an Idea. or reform,
bat solely for the enjoyment of power in a
machine -like way - Liberals do not be.
lieve that tray tail ie their alleinooe to
their chiefs if they make suggestions or
centimes what they believe should is oral -
Maxi "
Montreal Stier : Thous mem who are sot
afraid to break loose from their parties wham
oeoasioe demands it, may rest .muted that
they will tot is forgotten by the ooestry.
There never was a time wharf the indepen-
dent Toes was larger, better informed or
more able to support its friends than now.
There a always ea overwhelming Iselin, is
favor of giviss( a new Government a fair
trial. wbioh leaves the •iodepeodent qu .s-
tent for • time ; but mere partyienp, was
sever weaker in Canada than it is today.
The politioiaoe who hid for the iedepesd•nt
vote are tinkle$ a shrewd vesture,"
Omaha /mama : The Star might have
aided that tib. " leave li to ms and it will
be all right " stamp of politioi•es are being
gradually laid aside to make room the the
freak " yes or no " sort of • fellow, width
le the safest cour.e and sweat route to pope
laxity. The oleos d politioian who has pro-
mises to bare, ear rather Saar• ter weary
Danes, must maser .r later mash Om aid
et hie tether. In potties, like everythlog
else, the notions of party leaders and lesser
Saida will carry more weight than words.
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London Advertiser : Certainly, no one
moo or half -dozes men o•n de all the think
in for • great political party, it it is to en-
joy that freedom foe which Liberal' here
ever eon tended.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Ile Qrlca Tits -As will he teen by our
repro% of the messing of town council the
l'.ihlla Works Committee was authorised to
make arre.gemeots for fixing up the bath-
ing house, and the following eveeing the
members mot on the teach sad settled the
mattur. It was agreed that the Boase
should ho put in shape, sod a three plank
walk pat down to a from the rood. 0.
Mlouday the work wee started sod it was
expected the whole job would be finished
to -day so that Witham could be socommod-
.eed this evening. rhe matter la thus end-
ed fa a satisfactory manner, and we toast
that the bathing -house will, in future years,
be ready when the heated berm nommenom.
auIIYTSRY Or MON.— be res ytery
met an Canton es the 13th inst. Mr. Stew-
art was appointed Moderator for the ensu-
ing sax mouths. The following oommsuon-
Anienbty»porter!- tbsfr - attsenrt-
sna en the meeting of the court in Wield -
per. namely : Masers. Fletcher, Andersen
and J. S. Heodereoo, ministers ; and D. I)
Wilson and lens Harold, siders. J. 8.
Henderson, J. A. MoDoaald and D. D. Wil-
son were appointed • oommltiee to nomin-
e es the dreading oommitMea. Circular les -
tors were read for the reception of the fol-
lewing as whereas of this shun*: Robert
Adams, • minister of the Baptise Cherish ;
B. B. WetSams. of the Ceogregattonal
Cherub ; W. T. Noble, Y. A., B.K. of the
Charon of England ; end N. Steverses, A.
[seam, W. C Irwia sad H. G. Guam, B.A..
el the Presbyterian Church of the United
Stave. rh. following are the mandise oom-
mittees for the year :-Hoose Miesione--
t elms. Aoh.eosa. )leteher. Mo Lean I sad
Bell. R.deURe sad Maass, soden. Marsh
Life sad Work -Messrs Pair. Stewart, J.
A. Met/maid ; sad Hart. Wilktaphsw sod
54.Ilvsem. elders. Sabbath 8ab.ole-INsre.
Shaw. J. S. ilsrds*ea and Carriers ; sad
Bike. Harold sad i[eGrsOor. elders 1' m-
arlss -Messrs J. L. Hamilton. Makgray.,
R. Hesdsrsea ; sad F.Iliota, Govenlook and
BImett, elders. Sepsriateadsaos of Siu-
tiemte-Dr. MoDoeaId, Asderees. Jim Ham -
Uses ; end Waisoe. Seeders sad Horton, .1 -
dare. Cantatas Eodesysr-Masses. Fl.tok-
stsMartis, Graham i sad Radetffs, Strang
seem )spa. adeno. li'eretga Mhdene--Dr.
McDonald, Mesar.. J. 8. Hewd.rso. sed
Maur ; sed D.D. Wilson, Harold and Hart,
alders. Alter aadergetag ahs meal .xaat•
tastiest, W. G. Riobardem was hewed to
prssob the gospel. The beet meetly el the
Presbytery- le to he held M Uinta; es she
14th of September at 10:30 o'oleek, A.r.
$'r, Gsosos'e GAZDar Parr. -Oa Thum
day evening • garde* party, ender the
swspiesi of Jt. lleorge's Aulld. w.. held ea
the lawn of Mr. sod Mrs. IL W. L.ogas.
Mastro* sfret, sad soder the ameadeet
etreamstsneee mast be considered a 'rest
access. It will he rmeaisinnd that the
mete, we. aArertla.d for the (remelts
Tksv.day. kat sus es.psea""
sd sa e.i of
demihe M the uheesi, eSi SI tltie haloes e1
all Mose gteentlite Mak ss meth* part M
former animal eaditglespe, liar &burse sad
the pests" mess smut bars miUtaisd agshist
the •et.eeasse. Ak M usual wish tam
OmIL'. aaesal...rytbMg was dims
•111 the lawn
Oldham hmtsems goys Mot. 1sl •
brad 'land a shahs easels.- eel -Am
m
shire' ask trove • Mw �lw is Ms{ style.
'1Ms at'- -•r- vasa Wirt ass
sat las semis' hang wars she ladles
Mem sestrused Qat eshassed tiesswims,busy si apparel. �Na lofts*
Thee wase a hos so Nr .�IItWs seg/
the lava, shorn he fussy pods icons asi
lishig
awed;
Mrs lei.dense r54 iiitisiit
all
wos+s hi arty mklty Aibseti _ hos
wee tnryed ear` Is Ohs wits.$ esti fosse
CODERICH = B'ARGAIN- -= CENTRE."Tr" —
Mid -Summer Sale
Prints 8c and 10c fpr be Tabld'Napkitu 75o for..... , , , . 50c
Linen (foods loo for .. .. 5o Takla Napkins $1.00 for ....... 750
Flannellettes for -
Trilby Corsets.1,00 for , ,'5c
o for........ 45c
Bailor nate 40o for
Hats 15o for
Hect•Btitohed H'd'k'fe 5o, 7
tor.. 25o_ Summer Corsets
7b
44r a " &, for ... 5o
Men's H'd'k'di 8c for 5o
Children's H'd'k'ts, per dozen , '.&2c
Ladles' Vette 24o to boo
Ididlhs' Vests 20c 3 for 25c
ir'tljow Cotton 46 inch 18c, for .. 12o
Pillow Cotton 48 inch 25c, for .. 17o
Towels 24 by 42 inch . 12o.
Towelling, ptl! yard 4c
Skirt Lining 10c for
Fancy Ribbon 20c for
loo
See our BbiEtiug for & and loo
Table Linen 35o for 23o
Table Linen 50c for 35o
4... 100
Dress Goods 25o for...... , l50
Check Muslin 8o for........ , .. 5e
Flannelette Shine 50o for...... 35c
Sneaker Shirts' and Drawers, . , . 45c
Men's Bose IOc for
Mep's BraceL4Or for .... . , . 25c
]den's Braces 25c for ]tic
Overalls from 025o to $1,00
See ous Cottonr '3c
See our Cotton Se 5c
White Cotton 1
,r7d wiike So
Anyone basing a parcel from us
gists 5. spool$bf good- Tbretd for 10c
JAMES- ROBINSON._._
i3 to 10:30 o'olock the young lady attend-
ance at the tables were. kepi buy supply
log their patrooe. ' The arose rewlpti were
over me hundred and ten dollars, the net
somewhat over eirhty. The members of
Fit. George's Guild deserve considerable
credit for the ivigua oat it ooaaeottoe
vita fh• earsasverythbag pass -
.d off smoothly, and the ammeldy was the
emest maid one ever hold mar the am-
nion of tb. moiety. The eiseshses of the
Guild are in every pay Willa . the fa-
tesdeso. and the receipts .zes.dtmg their
expatiations and they desire so think
tho.e whose premium rade the wreakR •
masses
ILLesr...o LONDON —We have roma,.
.d • very handsome publication beeriestko
above tin., and giving • history, wt.& many
hmatifel iU.etnetime of the aiy tLewdest.
to Ontario. Thia week, wits& most have
involved a great deal of careful bLtonoal
search, was prepared cad written by Archie
Bremner, this well known and talented jour-
nalist, and the publishers and printers were
the London Panna, and Lithographing(..,
which have done Weir work remarkably
well, as se ewamin•tloo et the navy floe 11-
lastrstioos amply testify. The history and
rrowth of this most pregnant' city of the
west is s very interesting one, and is well
told by Mr. Bremner. An esoelleoa feature
of the work, and oee showing the steady
growth of the elty, is plaoiog the illnetra-
tiess of the ptoe.a period, and that of the
Loodos of today, .e opposite pares- This
is an object lemon whiob cannot fail to im-
press the mind and eye of the reader. In
addition to ever 200 fio.ly neighed views of
oberobes, public hsilding., residences.
street mem.+, old end new, etc., we have
about 150 portraits of Ieeding citizens from
the early period of ire biotin down to the
present time. To add to iia value then is
alto • specially prepared folder map, ■how•
ing Western Ontario from 1!«x, is the
west, to Niagara and Lake f;ipe00%, in the
seat, which will five the stranger • good
idea of'that part of the Province. We con-
gratulate the compiler, Mr. tlremoer, and
also the publishers on the very satisfactory
eiaaam.r in whiob they lave got up dna
handsome volume. which must be a timely
.oavotr of the city, tt.b only to the oldest
Inhabitant, but .Ise to the rising geoeraties
-i.ak-.f ahem -w+31 Mr& tensile tletfgtr,md-
ieb.reet them in ire pages, and why will feel
all the prouder of their good city from is
per awl.
M. G. Hunt. Cepetown, and J. M. Jose,
of West Flsmbern, Comity Wentworth,
arrived in tows per St, °awes Saturday
morning butt, y their way toOwes Sem&
Thee wheeled to Sarnia, took the beat to
Goderieh, theses by wheel expect to remit
Owen Soued, going hack home vi. Ouolpb.
OVER THE HURON TRACT.
Tilt, Griot from dart Lodal
L Wesly Ile/ms .t O..aty News served
wp w 511 sveryMdy - Peel 11114
hist shipped wed Cewdeae.d
Ism Seery a mU.w.
Porton Hill : Mr C. Jarvis meld s heifer
tits week whMb weighed 1736 Iba
Morris : MI.. Moiklsjebn. 4th ifs., lost
11 duwke sad 21 turkeys, all to ese night.
Morrie : John BirJ, who lived ea the bah
liss some thus ag.,.was buried a Tuesday,
Walton : W. J. Dieksoe has bath m
circular silo ea. Ids farm. Mr. Diokswa i.
se ep-to-date home..
WIaeb•m : Thea. Bell has wallowed .1.
• dwaro' passe, Miele Meek. We nadir -
steed that $360 was paid for bis.
W isghsm : Dr. zed Mrs. Twin' r Ittit es
Tuesday moraing for the Old Country,
They espemt o be away Gr tee melba .r
mese.
lkasnL i Lew Jackass was laid*, weak
toe • tow days Imes a pica of .teal iyh,
late cam of Ms area. Hee is shout all Apia
owk
8ltnsesle : Mrs W. Maeda le Iatd aside
by a lame an. sassed by s fall em the side
walk. eesmMa.d by a palma timelag es
the sad .t s pknk, sasiag is M tly op.
flMahn s Jabots% ase el obs
early e[ Maillisp, Iltd w Ilaterdsy
wait WA chs was the whew ee the late
Irwtw • Jsslfgiisa Mad a ad cad
ahoy** as penes.
MON : Moo Asss Roo matt frilly Latta
Moir depseeare for Tomos tia ad of small
siNMten es kat AtMs.M snss-
aylmr. a T[smhysmia. Tests4r hakes) Ishii
bill aseandl b. sato sd bete 1st *Om bees
$hest ashes to am* week.
Cry r The IlirmsaL at the Isle Hassles
titBoob issie horse the IamUy rwMemwa
e. l aosd s. s 4 H.,.
dm mid Ilbs iow,laes~ ~ Irsr
GE -Lu. • ./...
t The hollowing sr. the topica for the dd.
Isnot yeses pt]opio's societies which meet
dsriy Best week :
wftltori•M Methodist church B. L e1 C.
R., )rtdsy events, at 8 o'olook. Topio for
Jaly 23,4, "Teo Prisoner of Jesse Owlet."
lips. 3: 1; Ams 16: 23; Aott 24: 25 :7;
Lots 28: 16, by Sadie Hillier.
Nori#at M.iSeddes oharoh E. L .f C. E.,
*saw ems** as 8 o'clock. O. July
23•d. report the lar roattoasl Coons -
ties. bibs President,
pez Ch.twh Y, P. S.C. E., swot wits
the gMasl preyermeesisg un Temperance
Hall on Wdaeedey seising. Tomo for
Judy 28th, "Fabs worship sail true," Matt.
6: 1 15. Question 86, by Rev. les. A.
Asasmw.
All ase asdfaMt Invite t. altered lbw
m.oungo, which ire Mid is ube bmameata
of the different eharob.s. Members from
other oodstiee are invited to be present.
Morrie- A elver Mamie lady broke the
reoord Thursday (oranoon of last week by
mowing bj acres of hey, also eudeneering
her life with • spas of fractious black hones.
So mach for the 8th,
HELLO!
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
AL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THZ BUT
ram
iN /WE KAMM
at $5.75 per ton, Cash.
All Coal w ea the Week's Scales,
here you gest Ike al' a tea.
WM. LEE.
Orden left as ZAjins is Lirs Ston
promptly attended to.
FLOURMJLOUR 1
11,4101 meat ter (*11 I'IPV ode-'
tacit& woodoottilarnm o
81PUQ RIM
Met itoOGILVIE3'
A. H. MAUGEllt
8Aavon latae.