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11 SIGNAL: GODERIOH ONTARIO.
• ' "kg. ••••
WE SET T:I: PACE
is no idle phrase with us.
Wherever it hu been
privilege to do business,
we have been recognised as
leaders, became,
TIII BEST EELS
ALND
TB ST SEIVICI
we on possibly give is
none too good for oar pat -
rens.
Parties purchasing
their wheels frorn us will
he taught to ride proper-
ly, free of charge.
Our prices are down
to Rook Bottom. Give
us a trial.
G. F. EMERSON.
CLEVELAND CYCLE LIVERY
GODBRIOH & OLINTQN.
aha Aqui,
TIDILteallID
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
NW D. eelliLLICIFINPV
Terms of eareserfpflea t
nee swath, In *Armee
Three months.
six
thee pew,
1
insures lame.
14ritil and other mania advertisements. 10o
v.?1 oe for Ore t ioeertlos. Md. emits per line
ter each s-ot Insertioa. Messured by
• nonpareil P
flosinalle sof six Uses and under. 00 per
year.
Advartissei.nts of Lost. nand Strayed,
Pittuntimui Vemast. "Stoat:lona sated and
Rneinres Weetsi eet
lines nonpareil. 11 per moron.
Honeys on Sale and ?arms on Oak nee le
erne.4 Slime, Ill 1.e Brat mosth. ebb-
arniemt month. Larger Mrs- In oroPertilta.
tol special notice, ths obtain of which 1, 11
pr-n.--te the pe.unhiry benefit of any tad,.
vidual or oompany, to be tvinsIdeed an ed.
vs-thiemmit oat elistrirod eincoerlinely.
Loos! notices In not type one mot per
word, no notices lees than tie.
tical notices In ordinary reading type tw•
*esteem. weed. N. settee fee-isee thee
Notices for churches and other religious
benevolent Institution. half rats
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I CI
Livia' to the newepaper editor is usually in
armee Put no a shut up.
THI6 HARBOR' CONTRACT.
TH8 work at the harbor has na
been prosecuted very vigorously diaries the
poet three inceiths, and if anything is to be
does this yea it hi artoinly time the am-
Ersotor ot the Government made • move in
the right direction.
The oontraceor. Mr. /ale:Lee, of Mount
Forest, claim that owing to the iovern-
!neat havino leased a portion of the break-
water to th• Drumm Lutubec be is un-
alAe to obtain • arra ground on the
south side. and by the requirement* of his
contract be is debarred from dumping the
gravel into the river north of the proposed
wort.
The otber side el the stay is time the
ware -clue has taken the oontraet at a lig.
ore far below what the work nay be done
for ; that having found Shim to be the Mee,
he has made little Or 130 effort to open up
the work, or provide the neee.aeary material
for carrying it on ; that the hreekwater is
steno 2,300 feet long. aril the portion affect-
edi by the •Dritiver law is only itoine 180 or
200 feet, and if the yontractor wanted to
push the work, he could easily .tart on the
2,000 unoccupied feet until the lumber of
the Company was removed Liter w the
season.
This is a uear as we can get to the pea-
entoondition J effairs, •iod there ought to
be some way out of :L.: tangle. At the
time tlie oontract k . (uderioh harbor nu
provemente wee let, a similar job was
awartiodiliat Kincardine, and, we under.
etand, the work in taw Jetter plane is now
about hall donk.while itt Goderieh • begin-
ning hes not been made, practically. This
should nut he She oar, and an early effort
should be marie to have the work proopetled
with.
If the oontractor does not at onoe take
bold of the joh it is to be hoped the
novernment will step in and see that a pub-
. -lie wort i.i..uut..4.4ased ich.danignrivis ia--
!Tenon. If the brasforeter_Iiiin, it is for
she remaiuder (far 161-16711111e.'". ill; river
dell to its usual height next spring, Gode-
viols may bid good.byetto ita harbor for the
Mit throe or four yeas, and the Govern.
gutret. may be put to four or five times
grata expense in recreatingithe harbor of
Wogs. • Nev lit-Wbe t10iiT
eriettelPtereteibee Tyne Rresitalo
V4Inikriltrall§. o-itater • tape lie awl
eininteurstorese Abotedas early In detettai
e melt*
Fliblialher's Settee.
J. C. Le Tomei, of Ooderieh, bis been ap
premed local Travelling Agent for the town-
ships nf Goderloh. Colborne, Ashfield and W.
write:eh.
Loos/ postmasters over the district are aloe
empowered to rex vs imbeeriptiowo to Tan
latarat
All omemnoloations must be addressed
Telephone Odin D Moe DT,
"but.
1110IMERICII. T1111711111DAY. JULY Si, NW
EDITORIAL MELANGE-
• iHr. lalloonaties are now in the co-
oewdant.
• THK famtert sprinter ia not always the
harloot worker.
eir To look at Rome men taking Merril-,
tion in enough to make ono tired.
iirDos'r swear at the weather - it
doesn't belong to you.
Cr HICCIZTART HRIIIIWAi says more than
his waren". these
•
or Ir you don't find, what you want in
THB HIDNAI. this week, ask for it.
ar THASK the lord, our pork and beans
are sure, and the gold fever doesn't veggry
• THic weather for the pat week has
been Queen's weather, so to *peak. It
rained.
• PILAMC sealing will now give way,
e n an international problem, to grub -staking
on the Yukon.
litr Whiner you go to Klondike a coffin
might he mod to poet your outflt in. And
yon may need the coffin, too.
sr Wu haven't heard anything of -the
Hon. JAY CAArtl.L HOPKINOI sinoe .Turte 22.
• Is he still in that harmonious hole ?
ssr Tents will be trouble enough in the
Yukon district without the nownpapers try-
ing to create an international difficulty.
• • • •
tiff Tug initially have
• multi-plieity 01 wivesHitokero's help-
meet* ere now gathering around his pile.
tiff Tam failure of the 3o/to RATES de-
partmental More in Toronto seems to he
gladly weloomegl by the anti -department -
abets.
Mr Joust L. Nuta.ivatt-toweiwee to
became a league umpire. If Jolts gets the
job there will he no kicking against his
Mame
sr Ir there is anything that Rowe J.
Pervert ante. and Toronto east grim it,
and Romper &ea% get It, we would like
to know what it is.
ar wirsimxit to go to Main Suakin or
the Throes Nook is the (mention that now
agitaten the breasts of more than 00. 01 the
Goderieh aggregation.
• ..
Tan Old Country people have been
ell broken np on the visiting Premiere, het
'that will they (in when J. 11. Wrwsos o,
,The Globe miles upon them
IT is • strange thing. Mit trim ewer -
*saw. that the chap who gives enssisd
NUNISTENS AND THEIR .0119PUTIRS.
THE Mehl and Envies ad cid sr'
two other Tory sheets are in • st•te of hys-
teria because the Postmaster.General hes
seen fit to superannuate Deputy -Minister
WHITC, and appoint in his Weed a younger
and more vigorbus man, Dr. RM. Corona.
In the pest year Hon. Mr. Mewing ha
overhauled the postal conditions of this
oountry to such an extent that Deputy -Min -
later Werra, after fifty-one 'wine mervioe
under the old syntem, would not he as much
at home attending to the duties of the °thee
an a younger .n4 more vigorous man would
he, and it shows that the Postmaster-Gen-
eraLksis Minfidence in himself when he now
holdly atrikes out fork new deputy, more in
accord with his own villein, and who in will-
ing to test the new theorioo that have been
promulgated.
•
The trouble at Ottawa is that the Minie-
tent, as a rule, have not seen fit to let the
Deputies of the okl regime depart in peace,
and nuleititute for them men more in ac-
cord with the existing trend of public
opinion. The Deputy is the chief enoutive
of the department, and WO know of inore
than one department where the opinioa of
the teeh t & name! Iv A..
action of the Deputy, who, in turn, wee
guidoel in hiestann by the opinion of some
under -strapper; who ought not to have lindia
retained in the department st all.
The Maw= Administratinn fell a vic-
tim to the policy of retaining in Aiwa ot
trust men who took the firm opportunity to
betray thope who trusted them, and in many
of the deparanents today public ofBoale
hok1 offices which were awaited them.. the
price of treagon. It in all very well for The
Mail and I.:tapirs and its satellites to Ifft
yeas in hotyhormr Nkomo • Minister sees
fit,to get the strings of his office, into his
own hands, but the managers of these
papers would not hesitate to aet In a busi•
nese-like way if they had in their employ
men who were out-ef..dato, or men whom
they eould not trust.
It is to he hoped, in the interest of the
couetry, that the action of Hon. Mr.
Mceocx awl Hon. MR. thrToNiwit the lines
above referred to, will be followed at an
early date by the other chief' of Depart-
ments, for in no other way wilt the Admini.
etratim he able to euecoasfully carry out the
enlarged and comprehensive tyttirem of gov.
eminent whinh they have ,pledged tile&
selves to give to the people. The pruning
knife and the weeding proems are both re-
quired et Ottawa at, the present time, and
the mat inweessful Minister.. are they who
adopt both methods.
caw& with the facto, It Boys that Tun
Slattae " Quaking to teeth ne Um greet
Liberal party " under asrtain circumstances,
mid we weld ask Tice !Expositor to past
to. ane word that)* ever appeared in Tug
Brearm. to Justify is to making etch a state -
met. TiL• SteirSi. 10. alopys been a peo
almond Liberal aewepager, sod hem never
Nose a " straddle-tholenes," and it doss
not lie in tho mouth itb. editor of The
!Expositor to make • charge against the pol-
itical integrity ot this journal oir it.
'Prue, the proprietor of The Expogitor is •
member of the Legislature at present, but
that does Da limekiln carte blanche to aka
another newspaper span with impaity.
As 10 110 merits of the question a Jame in
this locality, he doesn't know What he ia
taking about, and at present we have
neither the time nor the inclination to ea -
lighten him. •
C. E. AND 8.* CONVENTION.
These me the days et lame °caveat -lose
aad Huron assay le eo be in hoe. On
Anima 24th and 25th the Sunday wheel
and Christian Foulleaver workers of the
amity will mein in • mowiter 000ventieet
at Chula. These oinveations are purely
ietwdenominatiorial aad laths& ell Sunday
gam& ot the wady al al yoing people's
seeitates in mamma* wish y okurob.
The &et day (TnalidaY) la to be devoted
',surely to Saab: ealtal work and the fol.
Iowia ie • partial lite of Me labiate and
speakers. :
The Plea of Leman baps -Rem, Jag.
Hamilton, Wingbani.
Proper use of the Week Btard-Dr. Fow-
ler, Ningbo's:D.
The Seaday &heel Taulbee sad a
Mak, Brueedild.
Hours Department -Rev. A. Day.
Impageamos of revereas In We Sunday
Solteel-W. E. Kerr.
demoted's asim-Rov. A. Day.
Cheragyr of She Teacher -Ma Bad.
&Worth."'
Hoop what Yea Bow -Ala. :islanders.
Onderioli. -.-
Dean et pepartestaf-Dr. Macdonald.
M. P.
Materlike Teaaters-Rev. A. Day.
_ The ttroon*Day (Wednaeday) will b.
to young umple's west and. iodide
by the winos to tre. acessed and the pse
aslant names et taw who are to take
perk the meeting is sure to be one of tut-
oimal interest.
Below we give • partially* of the ab-
jecta and speakers.
°braise Rodeavor and 'Proportionate
_Oistao-ile B. MeGererse' •
Chrietiaa Redeliver lesepseemee
ferea--0. M. Riley, .owerhilL
The Power of uneUty-Z. A. Ans-
thogrei,
loth arhselsg-Ntia itelisthesug
hem.
World W inning- M iss J. Wilson, CUB;
ton.
Nation Winning -Rev. J. 8. Headsmen,
Pin Up-iceDete Eadavoter --C. W. An-
drews, %geometer.
Festintlais of C. E. -Mrs. Peatlend, Dna-
wawa.
Line Up --Ed. •Wales., Varna.
The Poorness of Young People's Work in
Canada -Rev. J. Edge, Godetioh.
C. E. and Proportioaate Christianity -
Dr Meld, -em ot St. Paul, Minnesota.
Dr. Maldrum la a boot in hiswelt ; he was
tin the program for four addressees at the
San Francisco C. Z oonvantioa.
The usua-milway rate bas been granted
by C. P. R. and the 0. T. R.: fare and
pae.tairg td trio.
Ikea Seinuttone Pnizik-For several
years Miss Eloise A. Skimmines, the well -
known authors, of "Golden Leaves," hes
been in the habit of giving • prize te Ibe
pupil from the tare eshool that oloalued
theldithest sandhi' tn English at toe High
Baal Laramie examination. The yeer the
nits, a he- 'some frame peonies of the
Queett, has f- Pen se Maar Frank W. Ed -
wade, who obtained 75 per ant. of the
Clarke for Eaglieh enumnar, amportition
d literature. The Board of; Examiners
eeportnehrst ifrptior
Utah, appreciation of Mile !Shimmies.'
liboralit y. and their hope that the assople
will stimulate others to offer some en-
auragemeas to young stndeute to seek to
excel es tab studies.
SNAP SNOT&
-A valued subscriber in New
Branswiek writea 5, inform ns that J. V.
Eu.a, M.P., is editor of the St. John (lkihe,
not Telegraph, as recently (bewared in Tits
Sitotak. Orr esteemed subscriber is• onr-
mot, and the miatrike is (*ark Next..
•
CILteLT•011, 111.P., for North
Norfolk, on Afloat 6th, will have templet -
11 tweney-five years of onntinuoile servioe
le Parliament. In that tints he hal sow
been defeated nor had a protest estered
epithet him. Mr. 011Andlit the
beet potted pee in the Hesse es the trade
gesstion, and stand. in the fight rank of
Canadian parliamentarian".
-Our esesemed eonoemperary, Th�
Itigiositor, 01 Ilerthwtk, in its MESAS,"
makes rert•in atomism% plait Tits RIM.
eat. whith it would trouble it, gm* m re.1
TURNING GRAY
AND ZLINANISNND
WITH. BALDNESS-
'fb• !Yager is Averted ly Vibe
AYEWS '1"1112.8
"Nearly forty years ago, after
some weeks of sickness, my hair
turned gray and began falling out
so rpltily that I waa threatened
with inimediate baldness. Hearing
Ayer's Flail Vigor highly spoken of.
1 commenced using this PrePtrea-
CANCER CURED
-A •
U FIE SAVED
Iffy the Persielest Use of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
/61 issit-troubled for years with a
sore cm my knee, which several
physicians, who treated me, called a
cancer, assuring me that nothing
Auld be done to save My life As
$ last resort, I was induced to try
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and, after tak-
ing a number of bottles, the sue
began to dleappeer and my general
health improve. I persisted In this
treatment, until the sore was mi.
tirely healed. Since then, I UNI
Ayer's Sarsaparilla occasionally as
a tonic and blood-puritier, and, in.
deed, it menu a cnough I could not
keep house without lt."-Mrs. 8. A.
num*, Bloomield,
AYER'S
The Oily World's Fair bruielle.
MS Regulate tne-i.lear.
It U. DPARTmENT.
Driak ter Te Sleep feet.
From the Times Herald : nos is
a samon ot the the yaw man
about town wakes up in morniegs with
• dull brown ta•t• is his and • pale
gray fallen in his heed. T is aleo •
pobthel watery * hie ellesnadb. Ylinfts
4 tie remakes a bed hussy Wig*
after hut eyes have greeted the m
light, his mind nrrerte back to the spring
the toot of the hillside, when be had to go
at the teak of day when * boy to get the
an of buttermilk. Or to the old windier -
a well in the bock yard. when the yokels
chickens gathered about, filled their beaks
from the unsure and than Weed their heeds
toward havoc a though giving thank..
These memories 611 his soul with sadness.
They were days when his lips had never
meted of the ono. of the grapy, the spirits
of the oorn, or the &id of boa Pretty
gond days, too, you bet '.
He does not, lie in bed thinking about
theft things for any great length of time.
As he mind ems his mouth dries. H.
pokes bit maga oat of Ina mouth an in&
or eo to ea tf ft is still • sound member of
his hod,. It 1a but 11. 1. eery dry. The
fur treater upon toy roof of his mouth. It
wobbles about for moisture. It appeals for
help. Th. stomach reeponda in a feeble
way. Then onme the lip,. They snook.
" Oh, a we just had a frame brach. that
we might biro it in twain and swallow the
upper end,' ell make &operate efforts at
@eying. heu the man gets up. There is •
saloon on the renter. Pomba oat thragh
hie lattieed Nis& 10 oan see its MID. H.
oats enntelly photograph enter* with lIs
same thimt, Und% up at the cenater. with
etwherr teener -mit inteether Imp
them. He drama, hurriedly sad soon be is
before the hie Mirror aitualf. How reel
the white -spread barkeeper leas. How
rafreshingt, Mailbag •50 the Wag row* •1
bottles betted to ice. He can etterealy wait
fog the twelleate to he peered late • glass.
His hps tremblingly bomb the haU.-trofen
liquid. The eyes Woes, be lakes a loag
draught, alto a humane (aisle mad work.
VV.. • 'met fry joy and *ea mils fee sm-
other me. He doom not Myrbreshiese.
eass'Asirseerro.g. cannot wad his smil in
eslithon Hit. stbmseb10 ismaelierkie be-
other 4*rlbJt o1ISiisIuSIAM..
sly W 1.the I
IO1 melba
le &gels is Ind M=
vm
nn ie
or tees( Th esse sershig he
goes the*ggis the pesgstimare se es the
day %Mew
-Thelma its, mem should drink .birthing
sI elf beimIsit upraise meal, tunas ft be
wear. 'The Omit '• bower kiiewo to yes
is glade el whowith a tempevatme if about
46 deems. ft allstild set be gulped down.
hot Weald be ilmak slowly, saheillesthig a
ineethfult et s. roe and Yies wake it •
mambo , et ...Ask haws d
Aoy toper ds Wireinia or Iltresib
lips will ten rat. that this t eyed, b.tter
Mae thezeittaila that bare bens mht
44 ohmri! 11. wee • Mild. If sues
awast ar:quircherah. livid re -
i
hi ishei shin er iseigerthed a &-
1 AZ It has sewer 710only Wog Sae it me
*slur see papist and
Apeareatle It has one
sea Uillt it Is es.ally weal whim:
*lab P"1--itahe • beer souk I se
oboes beasts Sty Jews mai
t al le • •nee grommet /Aram Cr t ,
Mo. Seth lay gnats thelreorg,
yeses see of that tows from
Air dial theywould have to do
-$o give there their sibionantin-
t kerreestwor site NMI Moir
, M. tares told tiao girls
they yes34 iv decide bate Ms mai-
b 104 thymesheed la these
Pio
early they esel keen. Toss be was! es to
tea"WM wbieley driet lag is pastel. Ho
NM Ste lied mut eruptible far 6 0066
wtilsky. If was 1.41.4 .1.0,
�.he bad brisd le. It Wiandatut
▪ ik= sad isemesiogily buoyed
He had let Meshy
drink 'hilt hie tastily. bet be
tritri the be* 1445 the Weak
mielyst IC:tdito mart gm hillessee ever die
yams, meat steille*s to save Mom "INut
for Mesa tper &Mks's," he trollops&
"wiry. Istesee ef 'est telt to tog
seek° Um by ti smothers TWO ay
told that my sew breweries werted epit
Keitelli ha week TM ides •4 • Kok.
. Perieliblithesylit t"
TIMM We este tlelolo Woe arivell
wee ame 46 year. Thom Ole Itaireshis
Um, tied lens so Well Wised with
The result that I have alive Wed
imp other kind of dressing. It stop.
d the hair from falling out, stimu-
lated a new growth of hair, and kept
the map free frem dandruff. Only
an occasional application is now
needed to keep inyo hair of good,
natural color. I never hesitate to
recommend any of Ayres medieines
to m y friends."-Mre.11. M. Kuntz
Avoca. Neb.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
reercass1?
111.1.11111731101.30111/14111MILAS.A.
Avow Sareverille Mersesse Pempreit.
COPERICH = BARGAIN = CENTR
Mid -Summer Sale
Prints 8o and 10c for
Linen Goods 10o for
Flannellettes for
5o
• 50
5o
Hen-Stitohed li'd'k'fb 5o, 7 for .. 25o
"
8c,tor... fro
Men's H'rtlefs f3c for .. bo
Children's B'd'k'fs, per doses . 120
Shirt Waists $1.00 for 45o
Stilt Waists 75c for 450
Ladies' Vests . 2cto 60o
Ladies' Vesta 20o 41 tor 25c
Pillow Cotton 46 inch 18c, for . . 12c
Pillow Cotton 48 inch 25c, for .. 17c
Towels 24 by 42 inch 12o
Towelling, per yard 4c
Skirt Lining 10e for • 6c
Fancy Ribbon 20o for 10c
See our Shirting for ric and 10e
Table Linen 35o for 23o
Table Linen 50c for 35c
Table Napkins 75o tor. SOo
Table Napkins $1.00 for ....... 75g
Trilby Corsets $1.00 for. • 75c
Summst. Corsets 75o for. .......
Sailor Hale 40e for
Sailor Hits 15o for
200
• . 10.
Dr*" Goods 25o for 150
Check ilingin 8c for So
Flannelette Shirts 5041 for
25o
Bummer Shirts and Drawers „ 4„50
Men's Ewe 10e for . .
Men'. Braces 40e for , 25(,
Meet Braces 25c for 15e
Overalls from 25c to 81.00 '
!lee our Cotton for
Bee our Cotton for
White Cotton 1 yd witre
3.
So
So Anyone buying a parcel from us
gets 5 spools cd good Thread or 10o
JAMES ROBINSON.
sea insetted's* either drink beer or
whisky. Mixed drinks, mob se twokalls
.04 110 like, are rarely ever called fa. Gin
eszes and oaken are mon popular tam
ever. Ten yam ago there were not two
hundred boxes of nines used in Chicago in •
year. There ea we than tliat maw, as-
sumed here daily this year. A riokey,
Wade of either gin or wistakv , is more (beel-
ine than say other known *timbals° hover.
age. But two or three 01 110.. will make •
man tear that he is different from a rang -
armor. There are lots of tailors and board.
big -hoses keepers that are oolder. Mint
juleps hays last their prestige 5. 101. nil.
The principal reason for this Ifee in the fat
that there are not more than a balf -dozen
Ian in Chicago where the genuine mint
may he toad. They serve bora ant,
sb ia a. thlretat Lam 10.Viamaie
niunety a • oorpoob.is from a inititery order.
It is broad -laded. It is almost odorless.
It is insipid. Than Is no tiara except •
sickening one about it. It is wares. A
chicken to Virginia wouldn't pick •
from one of its leaves. A Jai bite
at light on cos of Limn. Yet these
barkeepets will not cooly serve you
stuff and tell yore that it is mint,
er disgracesthhimself and his all -
rig e stuff. Seesaw Mahone
t • ma tat. would bruise
made to drink tutelages
is life. And Maltose knew
wo
Chi
with
but be
ing by bet
°DOI said
mint should
the balance of
I wee in • SSOO yesterday with a physi-
cian. I esker, ha the moue that useal.y
brourbt about minarets..
ppordp who patrol:a such institutions
as tams (speaking shikut the bar), and aloes
who wear think nloth ," sad be.:
" Well, the men ikbo patronize each
shoos as I keep." wok up the harke•per.
" don't usually have any oth.• at all."
S. Bram.
HELPLESS FOR A14 -TAR.
sewed Dews with Ithensarelase
Senates.
From the Poet. 14.3,
Rome& Uke the followiag awry convic-
tion with Mem, and ha a pragitioal sense it
might be said NW this te stIU *nate. of
mine*. Mr. &Ward Downey, .1 hennas
.-/K-,--Illefrwirllitiro Tem a-Mireart.
Cumberlard Co some years. I have been a
great maga fog upwards of ten years with
entitle rhamatlese. I was tortured with
severe paint whit* as times would &haat
balmy ;enhearable and I think I suffered
alma entrytiong • man cian gutter and
Hee. I was ett crippled that I meld net
work, and part al the tune was not able to
eves Isom about. I beoanie so weak and
my system so run down that I despaired of
ever asetiag better. My mos was an al-
es* hopeless ma and es I had abandoned
work I wss almost helpless for over a year.
I heard of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and I
was lathered to at leen ewe them a trial.
Ia • short time I beim to roomer, sad the
airestsing pains .141 my back sod limbs, so
thst I was ambled to walk out of doors,
&fore I bed need more than half a dome
bites I was aletret witindpwell and meld
de a hard day's work. 1 had a good ap-
petite and Imes to gain Gen and feet like
a now wag. I am free from ashes and
Abaine and have Dr. Williams' Pink4Pille to
leash for it all." The reporter °mid not
hole fmiing that )fr. Downey'. time wee a
ehriklas one, as he sow premeds a stpet,
well.beilt figure, straight limbed and 151
smart in his movements so a young man of
twenty.
MUNICIPAL COUNPLS.
00D111OH TOWNSHIP.
July 19th, 1897,
' Cormell met today, =hones of last roset-
te, read and passed. Moves by John
Middleton. egioonded by Thomas Cburobill,
that the following rates be levied on all the
reelosiate propertf and taxable mann is
the township Comity, two mult. o. the
dollar; temeitie. tern eal four.teethe
rencial tole* rat*. es. still. Moved by
Chas. Williams, emended by Jt.. Joisastes.
Mat bylaw sombre bur sew read he
esseed. Mimed by Mao. WiIiiimexsewasoeeed-
od by Thos. (lyrobill. WM raid
betimes Isis emestritiahl and wirilitY•
Wes ha .10.4 054 • ANN rood be yoused
Iles thereof m let seventralso. We Walk
t• pat WTI the WWISCHNT, Hillitee of the kr
tipealed bylaw. Mewed by Joe. Jelissals,
seamed by Jobs MIMetes, Met Me
dee& frapiey trall 10410 05 imam to get a
sseeriptisia of hash read& AdJeereed te
mem es the berth Meade, fa Ammo.
ktitee lissinet. Clerk. ,
NOOKS AND PILRIODICAL8.
Mffingsfean litanagralt AND Menge ros
Ammer. 1617 -This weber lia• a mostal
soloed& eaveibli with Ik•
1.g the find* Kmes10Sl.g, *WA is te4
miss elms 50Casedierleeleg smith
Tbe Lei esti* is es " 01•Wits. Moir Per.
modem r4 nmoseesso," W�S aoj tiorit:
84
Ise .beatallsi
*sit ad Lord
silk& of traitagt:
son), me of Omiada'a tifetisisished toasts
mid os• of the most emboss* aesessiata his -
Ing. Mies Brook writes a very interesting
paper on "Tb. Curiosities of the id tore -
Phone.° An anal' with four disarrange.
describes the DOW horsetail earriate, .ad
the editor pays • tribute 10 51. tiiimmisur
of chloroform. "The- White Field.
Freese," by the Rev. T. J. Barr, B.A., is
eimoisdad, with ten eddttmeal sosravuies.
An article, with thirteen sspavises, as
" The Appian Way and lte Measeries." is of
spatial interest to omeseeeien with the
steadies of the lite of St. Paul, now
oconpying our school.. Gril*is these-
s" ot the femme rater Mattisie, of
Lando., sad Sir Reny Parkes. Lieutenant -
Governor of Australia, are &leo CITro. A
review of the Rpworth League Ceetrauoa,
twith portraits of leacher .ms
101er.itki of On Beboise." and other ow
rent Sopia ans some. Alm stenwee• in-
stalment. of the story of " Philip Strom "
and
"Rhoda Roberta."
Among tb• larre abipmests from the
.rgao factory this west wee au urges As
Mr. Se...right, of Abodes*, mie of INT
esseslemen who visited is Beansiller rams&
Iv.
HELLOI
THE LD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
•
ALWAYS ON HAND
THS BW
S torliantleal
IN TEM MARKIN'
at S8.75 pen ton, Cash.
All(oal wsigi!ed 1. 11. Merket Scales.
here you get 71300 lbs. ow • Ism
lirilL. LEE.
Orden' lett at ZULU* Lim Store
promptiy setesded to.
.....M.M.•••••••••
Al;1,all Wool
Fas Dye
Blu erge Suit
Wbesh mete $12.00 to
061I he
make)
dealer in
(of Shovers
from any firMattes
al $6.73
Ses thee gh
too 114111Lot
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