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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-9-2, Page 2"4 SIGNAL: GODERICH ONT�.EIO: 1R'!' PTT$ TO TRADE AT PRICE'S. SCHOOLSHOESt Vacation days will soon be ended. New Shoes necessary for the Boys and Girls. Were ready, to supply all wants at a certain money -saving to 1 uyer.i. A good, strong Shoe FROM 75 CTS. UP TO SI.50 for the finer grade, but all wade in • way to stand the 'hardest usage. We consider it • pleasure to show our goofs. PRICE', THE SHOEMAN 8uooeesor to POLLOCK. N We do repeiriagg that gives satisfaction. ` i1N Gateuned trans ares rage. w g DNI$DAY. Wednesday was entirely devoted to the oousideration of C. E topics. The opening canoe was the sunrise prayer meeting from 6:30 to 7:30 It was inanely attended and ezoesilingly warm. " Christt•o Endeavor and Proportionate Giving " leas the first peper of the morning The paper was riven by IO a MoGowan of Blyth, and was • carefully prepared one. The necessity of giving was dwelt upon and the benefit of having some systematic method was clearly @bows. Wo should give " s000rding as the Lord bath prospered us." Ia ancient times it was oustodlttry a bring • tenth of their animate. We have no good reason for duoottinumg the tithe motion. If each Christian would oontri• beta one tooth of their yearly inoome how great would be the resales ! At • sent • week for each member of the C. E. societies fa Canada .ere would be • total of hund- reds of tho ..add of dollars. Let us oont.- orate ourselves afresh and It -possible give more than • tenth. The one minute dieou.sious were quite M. targeting and eugrestdys.-li•ra Mr. Stout, '"7. 'Edge. J Fuber, F, J. Oaten and Mise J. Wilson, W. K. Lough, Rev. G. And. nest; Rev. J. Fletcher taking part. The mart Copts, " Line Up," was intro- duced by Ed. Wanless, Varna. He recalled the patohes of his teacher in school of lin• ing up his class to a chalk llpe. Today we an all in the school of Christ, the Great Teacher who graduated with honors over trials and terptstions of life, over death a- eon, and is now'the greet Ls ;deeding oar ennem. •e the t hessamh The oft to "lien up' soon. to every°. of " as sot doing our wbol. duty. 1t we disobey we most remember that the trey of the trans- gressor is hard, If we obey His preemie.1.1 n, 4 '14. i', le oline is• duty immeaeunhle in its own unportanos to our own den� rnise and to the destiny of the world in whigh we live. Int us Iles up and marsh forward with all oonfidenoe in the ease et Christ and having done all to stand, "Stand fast. quit vs 1 ke mea" Line up for every form of Chrt.ttaa work and for the overoomlog ot those gigantic evils whiob are sucker -life drawing the life blood out our beloved u•tive land. Men and women of Canada, " Line up " The aplo was farther amused by ' Meters. Lough. rusher. Hall, Stoat, Hale, W. Roby and the .bairman, Mr. Kerr. "C. E. and Temperance Reform " was dwelt with in an admirable manner by J.A. . Gre,.ry, of Exeter. He outlined the woo• derial strides of dvano.ment made by the groat temperance movement, espeoi•lly in Canada. It is now admitted by politioiana into the arms ot politic. Intemperanoe as a brand in the midst of the politicians whose evils both perties r.00ghize, bot from whish they both endeavor to stand •loot, calling upon the other 1e remove it if he dare. We have the W. C. T U. and many other temperance sooi.ties whiob have aided very materially in bringing this movement roto .--prownseaes-iestererommenesv The eeeisties sloap with oath strictly Christian organize• • talons as the Y.P. S.C.K . oome in for service just where the child has rrdnat.d from the Publio sohool and goes out into the temptations ot lite. If they perform artvbt the great ask oommitad to them, ivam- per•see shall coon he banished from our home and oountry. The cry of infringement on our personal liberty was dealt with and refuted. The laws of society asoe.rily prohibited snob sots as stealing. be•riob false -witness, mur- der, &o., bemuse though the love ot person- al,liberty was entified in th.i oometission of them yet they were fraught with di•oomlort and harm to his neighbor. The same arga• melt applied 10 intemperate But some eay lntemperanoe oanaot be entirely pro- hibited : neitbr eco the •boys named evils. The opportunity and obligation resting upon Christian Edeverer, to orvsaliziba the vote of the oburoh in the coming plebemite the thea emphasized. • Miss J WILee, Climes ; Ab. Cooper. Clint.; Rev. C. Flotober, Tbame' Road; Jae. Boots, barrister, Clinton; Rev. I. Edge, Oedertob; Rev. F. J. Oaten. Belgnvs; Rev. .It - W. Bloat, Clinton; Mayor Holmes, Choke 1 Res. Mr. Hall, Bsigrave. The new isating .ommittee was then read. the following beteg appointed : Rev. F. J. Oaten, R. R, WoGow.s, Roy, Me. Halo, Rev. J. 8. Henderson, Rm. Mr. Edge, J. A. Gregory. Miss Janet Wilson, ooaaty tr.esarer,thes read her report. Last mar'. balance 97.10. this year's receive 1143 65, envenom $32.20, leaving an had • balance of $18 55 The report was received and adopted .md • veto of shanks tendered MI Wilms for her work se heartily readerod. v. . Thep ' read the year' report a • T. � thee ` bad spell.bened by Mr. Cooper's pessimi- sts eloquence and enlbt ala a. H. epplls4 the parable of " le s She grain 01 mustard 11 sold ate C; E. sevssent ; the seed be - hg pleated by Dr. Clark in his private par - kr la the year 1991. I. 1894 it had green' fate a beautiful "tree whose homehes o,w- the world. Tie different braisehe0 Udion were the ieeier. intermediate hid maim sasinties .pd the load sakes et O.dsrI.h, CliMtoa, 8sal ma said Blyth'. 1. ' 1894 Hansa had hob 16 eseteth.t lis 1807 11 bad 100. TMsib it was saes that Reno Cooney W fates the banner M SA year's Preirtaelal 'etwbien M Ottawa for the • amts, of linter esaislies wombed helsg L. the year, yet 1t was aim teem Wit perms in tbe propagates of these easi.Mse bed titn. bore slew. Ise' proolbses wage else fester d.N...paned i ISO www* beve bad ties. Less peat 180►000 Y. P. tl, Q a people bad Mood tht w les • .as ekmsebs le Ire01 Athmiea jli tka • .a Me. deeper% able address fab new tadrwd • vete el 16n10 ter Ma bNsiwh wow is shah hi had prlrrmN bra year's work• The oh•irman was also kind enough to noommend Mr. Cooper to the work of • local preacher to view of his un doubted ability in that direction THa AFTERNOON. The afternoon session opened with the usual service of praise conducted by Rev. �. F. Fletcher. The @abject, "The Power et't'ersonslity,' was iotroduoed by E. F. Armstrosg. of Goderioh, in • most eloquent address. man is. and ever has been, an independently •ot- ter animal. Each man must stand or fall by himself. We should. however, 'zeroI.s the influence of sympathy tor others. Ex- orcise that shanty which sufferetb long and is kind. It to by giving the bread of Lde to those in need of u, by visiting the widow sad the afflicted and being at all times reedy to hold out • helptng hand to our dove - trodden brother, that we .hall glorify God. Eode•vor to increase your tntiusooe for good. B• careful not to plass boo muoh oonfidenos in and reliance on the various forms of organiz.tioas hg work, thus lima - tag your power of personality. cern piny• lag and such babite Mets i. ter asst -south• inv remarks. A paper on s' Soul Wrssinv, or the end we keep ha lime wee -41m given by Mess Hatton, of Dungannon. Mies Hutton showed by her voioe, manner and trwimeat of the subject that she was tally alive to the all importeooe of this subject. We most start oat with the love of God within as and clot will mesas the ancees•ry sarn- sstness isd sympathy by wbioh we will be enabled to win souls, Paul says " I am ail thieve to all men that I may win some." Paul bad great taste in dealing with peri.h- 101 sole. The Bible ie the beat next book oo used whining. Stud the bible daily for in tomes ye think ye bavboternal lite. Prayer was also essential. ' Then is • power whish man may ase wises other help is via." The efsotual fervent prayer of • righteous man •veilelh moon. Miss Wilson gave • most laminating d - dress on '• World Winntnit and Missions." Though our efBrts should be first directed to the conversion of those nearest us yet we should never lose sight of the great end lin view, the salvation of the whole world. One great means tor the a000mplub- meat of this grand atm is the power of the tongue. The simple teaohing and preaching ot the old, old story of Jesus and His love sever turas end its wfl•moe never wanes. Let Christ the eternal Son of Gd bs our model. He went everywhere laboring among the poor. He rated their dead, baled their site, restored sight be their blind, unstopped the sere of the deaf : in short whenever be found an opportunity for doing good, he did it. She dwelt upon the importanoe of the medieal department of ion work. The mdioal men and wo ere a most effective means of break- ing own pr•jadiee and of reining aooeth to tib then homes and hearts. Sohoob and dtlleges were also an sff dtive means to the bringing about of that end. The next ten-minute address was by Rev. J. S. Henderson, of Hess•1l, the ehhieot be- ing "Nation Winning, or Christian Citi- zenship." Save the indtvidoal and you save the ebbtbn-hot the tailff tang.' 1Clond"yTi gold mines and snob like, but Christian zeoship was the most important thing to soy .lion. The legalized liquor trafo and the threatened .soularizatloh of the Chris- tian Sabbath were some of the evils whish our obristlea citizenship should be exercised abouts 111 we are to save our oatioo we must it: i patriotism and we must gin oar beet snorts in whatsoever sphere of work we engage to the eervios of our coun- try, ever remembering that what is morally wrong oan never be politically right. Chrt.- tiaaity should not be like the fabled os•rieb whish refused to oarry because it was • bird and refused to fly beetles it was • ousel, rather It should be like the eagle whish beth terries its load and soars. The report of the nominating committee was reed by Mr. Oaten. The following were the ofosn appointed : Pres.. Rev. J. 8. Hmsdeesoa, Haob•ll; 1.1 vies. Miss M. 8. WasWngten Cliotsa ; 2d vies, O.F. Blair, Brussels : secretary, A. T. Cooper Clinton ; treas., Jia Swot, banister, Aister; exeou• five oommittes, Mies. O. Elder, Sato th, F. H. McCallum, Exeter; F.T. H•Ie.Oode- rlelr ; and Rev, F. J. Oaten, Bslgrays. A vats of thanks was thee tendered the rs- eeption and hillsides oommi%teee for the ef- floient manner in whiob they had performed their work, to the pastor and oSeon of Willie oburob for the use of their oetaso- dfom building. to the Mates Meads for tie hearty hospitality which wei have espy - ed. is the resitsg olgson and szeossive somsibtes for lite easiest meaner b whloh they penttrseed their work and to the coheir wake .readeesd musk fasplrhg mdse Daring the avails'saesloaa The saint took • As ep-...dats Es• &averse," wosdotrodaeed by C. L. Fisher. Halmsville. The ideal R.gesvorer *heels bs a was of his weed. 8.0.adlf thee he should he an e.tmently sociable seater*. He was eould Immedleety make • stranger 01 M bouts in ear ebsrsh ma.lags is bold to be an hlisiose for geed. Hs should he .assert ad tht rough la all Itis weak. Lastly el hs as sp-tad.a Esdower- r bs sage bas geed (Aeietlas (Mizen. Pickle the sweet ister..teg this" ie the meao e.svenlles was wen ,roasetd, beta' some Nelal rtr.lass by the J ashen el Rises Obesity. A somber of aiably Anes. ed Janine etas as Wailers asters wh1W woke *Meath a sort of dil gs%s there was e ms sopreseklag arrayed i5 ptetarwgse Ent Wks e.s es with bowed heads god hared hauls gad atsr bplewd la Mite {mak sed every masa are tsid the old old slaty d Jeer tad low% w Weasel to bow their keen 1. p .ys,, this Is i 1M Mama el Heahtoa dwindle bent rennin, Shop we, taken spa traa n the .IMfs and • ]►11� PPvriaiirme tdrodril.. Has .h. •l.tif. Peel agowge.h 'see weeper T,e tetlegg int armee wee s well r.wdsred then am /pad away • Isil pow w was omit, 1. eeM sf she vivid picture it psossated so Mm d the boudoirs olAea te. d.gr•d•tloo•a•d tela f. whim sues • large trwtlwt of the World's population is sull held. L wan a moo. mellow. object lemon oa the need of latiewui sod of the beneficial work which o.0 be a.compltsbud by Junior Edoevorere an 1 both althea and towhee are to biotin. ,r•tulaled. The Ise epic of the afternoon mesion was au intervenes sad ezoedingly *to guest oddrees on "Junior Work," by hill. M. 8. Washington of Clinton. She oNltsd the aims and objects of the Jnoaior C. E. Society and no unpraiulioed p.t'ton ooald Bates to snob an addrees without beteg 000vmoted that they were euf8olontly important to warrant the soutane in every oburob tet • Junior Society. We siooerely hops that this enoo•r•gtng addrese will .ot as an is - motive to the fort/mum of many more is our midst of thew swan11,btoo so useful l training the little bands and hearts in the service of thou Master. The afternoon's mseting h.d been mon than filled so that the executive found it o eoessrsy to maks arrangements for so evening overflow meeting in the towo hall. Both pl•ues of meeting were well tilled and each speaker delivered his epeeob twice. Each meatier was opened with a 30 nun - um praise servioe, the imminent ohoir rend- ering some fine selections whiob were wuob appreciated. The opening •ddrew in Willis church was • most eloquent acoou0t of •' Tee Pro- gress of Young People's Societies to Cana- da,'by Rev. Joseph Edgeof Goderiob. He reoonnted the taking of Caserta by the Brtt- tsh. The throe brat generals who were coo• aided ea to the sdvwbtlity of taking Qua bso gave their opinion that Glade was but a region of snow and toe and wts mo, worth the attempt. Wolfe said he would :ate Quiets or die. He d:d both ; but little did bs realize the far-reaching tofiuenm of his fest to Canada, to the British Empire sad to the world at large, whose poor people have found a home within her borders. So with the foundtng of C. E. societies Little did Dr. Clark dream when he opened he lint tittle moiety in 1881 bow many hea- drely of thousands that movement was des- tined to blew. New there sire 50,747 eooiet- Il. with 3,U00,000 Tonne people enrolled, • happy throng singing • united psalm of prates to their God of mimosa The statistics of our own Domicile' age also tutus -eating. There w sew la loot& 2,853 moieties with 121,640 tsastbou pledged t• work taw ee& 1•he tint society organised 4 tbtlaads N whish the speaker had the boned es paitot','Wa. the Godortoh North Bt. if dist cobweb o efaalrf81n 188E. -The y great toluenes' of the C. H. sosbties were thea set forth. Their great power of devel- op'sg an toter-dealdainatioonl fellowship was was dwelt upon. Behre this and other ben.ficiset inflames the walls of s,ptariao bigotry• and pride wen already decaying and beginning to ornmhle. Dr. Meldrum, of Si. Paul, gave s most elogsset elucidation of the subjoot "C. E. cad proportionate giving," basing his re- marks ea the p• is St. John's dssorit then of the HIty Carr "Tae beigirt.ioad-tbr breadth and the dire edit were equal." The inproperthaatimme of moiety as ex- emplified m t5e modern oily wears class was set egai0* slam. the via, dthe Cathe poor envying the rich was set fhome people areas it woos too lou, 1 a, lose -headed, mos who oppose very strongly all forma of crookedness ad evil, but sever gen his life aflame with emotion. Hie beighth, his breadth cad his depth are Dot equal. Some ars dt.proportis••te by being too broad. They are broad for the sake of ,tint broad. We ought to build up brolly. Christian- ity opposes self-o.etr.dne.s in all its forms; It bombe no that we res and fall with our brother everywhere. It is so with the indi- vidual, it is so with the nation. A strop plea wmade for the gommon brotherhood and solidarity of man son the hope was earnestly expressed that the oloeiog years of Mite ntneasoth oeotary would me au Ar. berates treaty unite 10 one the two Great Christian nations of the world whose ism on blood, lanvaave and religion already ormed bonds of mise. Whilst thee and other broad-minded Christian ideas were prated, yet then was • danger to broads. but onto we fall fist. Lot one height. breadth and depth he equal The beaatitul way in whiob the C. E. fol. filled them gualydoatiose was then not forth. T_ t rr Dr. Meldn.'s elegem% era. Buis wee "foetid* Willi --rt/ de apjjTfilft' Mr. Hoots., M. A., then moved • vote of thanks to the Ise 'meeker who bad so kind. ly teemed the msetiag. Mr. Tiplady sec- onded the mottoa and the audio.. 'bowed their ammiesenos by • hearty Chatesogwy salute. The Conssoratien Service was then goes through with, ad though the lase, was by De means the least interests, or predb0hie of the exeroime. The Hares daises. wen divided into dlotriees and each behfk seear. •tely oslled open, responded with suitable BIo10 gootattoos and by singing a verse or two of some familiar hymn. The sadienw then joined 1. dating " Whoa the roll is galled up yonder, I'll he. thee.," and Wes creates* 'osventioo that Hues hag ever held was breaths to a shone by the Rev. Mr. Edge pronounang rho benediction. OODENICH TOWNSHIP. Wapmn.DAT, Rag. 25. retsrwd w Lwdoa sftor lira. A. Tebbutt. Muss Miller • pleasant/ 8. 11 oompaoy with hs wtfe, the parent- al root test a Sae. Waiters. of Goderioh, bad the mis- fortune to get his hood badly to by getting It in the maobinery of • bidder while out- tt•e grain on the farm of his brother. H.C. Goderiob tp. • Ono. Beattie left last Wednesday for Mastwba The present week will Dearly wind up the karvest to thus locality. Tbreahtng is tits order of the day, sod Henderson Bros., the well known threshers ate dutug bir work. BENMILLER• Wa1Nat4AY, Aug. 25. bill. Flo Gledhill left tor • trip to visit her sister, Mn. Potter, at Whitewood, N. W. T., on N edosd•y. Sam Hart. who was kinked by soolt •few weeks ago, is progre'simg tavorably, sod eh the present rate of improvement will coon be able to get around ...min. Jesse Gledhill how sold his trotting more "Dot" to Barney Wilson, of Qodericl. tp. We did dot h.ar tart pries, bat undersand it was at a handsome ' flgg.r. ' DOLLAK WHILST. -Our farmers feel in good write over the rise in prices, sad to view of the limey crop just harvested • better feeling preemie over the oommunity. W tib the ries in prices oleo rues big expec- tations, and 11 te • eight to gee our "Agri- cultural moo" when eluding on his boa floor, after a hard day's threshing, ooatem- plating hts bias filled to ovetflowtng with the golden grain. Why ! bless yon, Klon• dyke u nowhere just now : therm M a geld mine in every barn in the netgbberheed. Kick FROM a Hoaao. -4 ysg. IOUtm n amed Hiram Brimdley,team. for Miobasl Firemen's, received at/ almost total kelt from a horse oo Friday last. He had jag, returned from tows with hie team and after watering them the animal kinked aim on the bead, breaking the bridge of his toga. and fracturing 5is.hull Mdioal aid was one - moved Immediate' se woleo the young InaneInanemother. The acoideni. althorgb ssr- less, may not have serious mole it jpgam- poa$b o of the twah does sot dela • OUR OTTAWA LETTER. What la Going on at the Capital OTTAWA, Aug. 23. - The home - gamier this week of Sir Wllind Laurier prom'. to De stvn•lued by • popular dem- owkatea of weloome, mob as never before to the history of the Donnie., vested s statesman. Yeo of beth parties are coin - Dialog to extend to him •o antbuste.tio re- coption at the Capital, whish will be a pub- lic one, the oily cousofl taking the idtu- •tive. None dotty that the Premier is deo servals of the thanks of his oottntry, and her will refrain from according to htsa that whish be hos fairly mused. Su Wilfrid has borne himself with siotul•r grsoe and dig- nity amid the magnificent oeremontl.leof the Diamond Jubilee oslebratio., sad by his masterly foot and eloquence has impressed the leading minds le the political world, oa the other side el the Atlantio, as • leader possessed of rare gifts and stt•inmeats. Ane sold ass be held guilty of exagger- ation to soy that he has, within the pest .tx mouths, done more to advance the interests and elevate tis status of Canada, commer- cially and politioally, within this great Em- pire.od before the world, than all his pre- decessors eves a000mplubed in that direct tion slate Lko btrthday t.f the Casadl.a Union. It is fitting, therefore, that ca Nim occasion of he return borne, honored by I s Queen and esteemed by the whole British people, decorated and eulogized by the leaden of the French Republic, cosh • tub- like sad us.nimous Siprestos of appn.val sed rreutio.Woo, aside from the dividing Bum of party foaling with its b asses sod dtsoord, sboald be tendered him -tendered ie recognttiss of bis brilliant .chieveosest• • moor the •.ambled great mea cad Wades* of the Empiredue lbs .t tits Hatiooal Jubilee. The oossidencial of many weighty isd important metiers of sten await the Pnsier'e return. Probtbty not the least •m'og them all will be tete emus: eronoa of this sew cause of irriauoo betwesn Cased. and -the Dotted Suttee -the threatened nbe- httn et what is oalld the bonding priv- ileges. This is the olub whish rho holly to the e.wtiregi always bald over tar Arrallsd tread wt` ti@sad.; sadmItalb Haw alt-1E4HW to let hila He foolishly imagings the blew will be • eraeldi, hat for aloe al less be will Gad kis iodinate' It halt. Is M said this dmarimiaatiag clause in the new USW States tariff Lw was sarnptitrou•ly plied in the Di igley hilt and smuggled through Congress. To geese this trash sot of aafriewdliaems ea the part of our ssatbers neighbor will doubtless occupy MN attention of tbo Cab. ten .t ea mirky day in the west .t the Atomises 4 ssimet (ienarel. •nssusoi0R Mt 'memos 'Mettlesome is gwwetks wnUY al - see the Msdkag patetismo .a le le sews sated it doss. Thin claw ssbjeea all ponds lmperbed tate the United States Uhrenrh Canadian territory to an additional ammoms duty d 10 par •ens. This is in- tended to divert traffic a Ainoeieen ports .ad over Amortise waseperatioa lines sad away from Comedies parts .ad railways. Here w see bet mother et the many k- etoses. vital of lata, maissivoo•lly dis- plays American hostility .ad the dabbers.. latontio. et Amortise legislators to hamper . d duibr•y the gsser.l trade of Canada L say better greet seeded d tits relentless hostility st the Ustted Slaw tewsrd. Coneda ! A retrieves. of IM peel tea years of American tariff *Skim would ra..al seep .vld.ess el the dotsrmisaties of As+risam to rale Gneda's trad., or or Nater her sommts,eial sd industrial devel- opamt, that the **wayfarer theatre a feel .1gii1 sot err" is meats' to gash os.ol cies. But it doge see sed quash ss•r.hi.g out of past ovate to olaarly moovies@ eves the mast camel observer treat the whole treed et Antedate whey is reaps... Canada is avowedly repressive el that d.ermleatisa 8sosly then ib is high time for these is authority to awake to a proper sew el their ditty in cafe-gsardise the interests of the e•nntoy. The peepie dewd 11 (ex- cept those wheenertak the pest* folies that a blow la selt•defa ms reMBMie., fa tinobmmew+wMm ha-wotti- th. maim of too peo� shouldrs be sp.oaa Nen 8a-mt ebeale golf aside 5.1 the Glows of ear oaasigbborly ods►ber should Ito mat with others sent .tr.lg5* from the shoulder is the true, undaunted British fashion. It is bamiLtisg to think that, as this day Ctnads mum sad tamely by gad . bmit to the evarfacr.ssiag immeshing', ing', of the United Stale bosoms pm.hamm.sorys lalividsal mtsresia atlab* mats, If ma t mans at self-pnaotion woos posed la. It alassdy lies in Shit power of the Meddlers. ,. ties 1e wive the Aaoiea. a " Relied for W Oliver" is mon ways than nes : W so opportunity, ea Ilse, Would be less to .s. fres the operates of Obese powers which Parliament hos essteresd a N. Take a lett from the hs.k of Teaks* oommo.W policy, obsextews :bought i1 may be te dept mob Ossu-avilM.d I.gida. teen. It Assret aaa naw 1f wise .ad prod. oat to discefais.mat what god. walk* .n imported into He Udted Slatm tbr.yb Oswsdise tsrritery thereby pressysg the interests of their own parte sad railways I(oaeisg the rrying trade o.. end ever carrying mean. et .00h diosrintaatio., ft- cxsxvstmon Ndr.a. Luneth Lunen}} '98 ; e date mal w'bail to re- membered l y k.adre& of esteemed d.le- or se. The somber et de/agates present ae the Weds -nM evening egrets suet save bees hithitless*.t� .•d fear husdredd, • llsele eeegreg ties is themselves The .emhtn et the various eooifese doom credit fee the whole-lsset.dsees with which they entered late the weak al- istied .. them. - Roe. J. 8. Remises. et Heseall needled te ressembresse how et Oculists he and Dr l/slI{tImtopothar, L riot rovdry ted mat the lo. -ball ply.' �. H. Err e1 the Brandt Pa* maim the bat Witness we have ewes lilt_ air,• day. Hs always toys the prop**5M sod says le h as esaeedtyty asameess issmser. Dr. ltetdrom of St. Peel is a Ssstsbmaw by birth, • Oirtdirs by edslNlsa, sad se Amelias by idepNos. be •Eosee a•a he is, to r hit owe words, a pa.byterMs item the dewew•rda" H0 n a•w a '10• WaltaMp both le appaloosas' sad It than la sus piety sass. then Moth* r to whom 1 N wean of the seevoallen is dee thee penes is madmhbdly our assist fared " Ab " Cooper. We ksew of se se- vvetien pkrtwelegy whisk would udsquiba ly diatribe ►is.. bas is e0.aee does par. lases he weal! be sall.d •' • hempem," ". heiUr." ge "• whale." Ho bed • bled wood for everybody sad timid rather tad 'either Ms ossa lovely apprttlen bet was shap laths right pima lis calm* avaldeme. Mob tM- aMai.tr Noll w *steels"Inse Omega .ail .b.." y~lameii""rd 66M-- - no maim 0s Is blab 46 .R d ills.oells . 1'!Ns - S tII uIs6r111Rw - DUNGANNON ' OT10E-G. A. NEWTON, 1:FIITIBT, Lookaow, visits Dungeness gra 1et ata erd wRIDAY of sack mouth :ism freed r to 6. Painless extracting: special care to '1Lt.at sad ores•r.tsg natural teeth. Ohs.-- NYCT MUDD'S TAILOR OHOP. WIDNeDAY, Aag. 26. On Tuesday of last weak Mimeo Mad •mel Mara Whyerd nod rya Marrow, Loci Taylor and W m. Ghem nwrned from • trip to Sarnia a•d Detroit. They report • pleasant jean.. J. E. Tom paused through our village Inst week on his semi -•somal vitt to shook seeds of here. Oe T6eday 4 last weak -Matt. Was. hiss. row and Wtll Smiley, of tido pleas, and Him Eta Mollwaia, of Nils, 1.11,vi• G.d.- rbe. oa • visit to relatives is the Pr.rk Provisos. Division oourt was hold bees on Mosd.y, His Hower sedge Doyle presidia". Tee level fraternity was roprees,ted by Proed- foot, of Ood•rtdk, and Maloomsoo and Mor - rises, of Lsokaow. A amber of amass were adjudicated upon. Miss Carrie Wbyard lett en Wednesday of Inst week for Rigstows ,1 w has good potties. --v • Rey. B. 1.. Basta...elq/ ss Friday Inst after s two weeks' visit la Dais Sea'. do- moi.ns. • Mn. Thompsoo and d•s/kts' lits Allen, returned home last week atter • Is.gtby visit to friends at Leoksow,Khowadues sad .her pounce. The well -knows, genial end expsriesosd thresher, Thal. Bosky. is kept very beef these days. Hs reports as istre good peed .f 611 wheat, the best for m•sy years. also an abuodanos of straw. It was 55 who threshed Peter MoC•nn's fall wheat, gad corroborates Ube statement meds *.r.totere as to the large yield of wbea1, Jahn Strothe s sad wife. of Woodstock, are vfsitiog relatives sad resewieg termer auga.iatman hese, sad aims N be enjoying leransslvaa t.,.,....ly_ During Rs .beam el Dr. Elliott, et L.oknow, wise is net at tows en • visit, A. R. Mo y is takirtt t1 ss/e of his large Mrs. Prosdfoot and obil0ss,.000mpanid by her husband, Barrister Pr.sdtuet, drove to Dung•oses en M.d.y last. Mies Eva Mallougb .mel her youngest sis- ter, Dell., left ea S•tard.y on • vteit to friends is Hieaardfss. We wiph the young ladies • ple.es$ vest. flan. Pearl sod Liters Psssiegton are re stl.stiMR beret They neem ki b s . .y - ing thea'-Fvea Quito • somber of young people of both e su'. icy themselves In ma.IDul•ting the Oa looking over the fiat of dates of the eoesslag fall fairs. Ihiavasom tins far is e st en the list. Perhaps the direct rs ear 1. emammgosnos of very Mvewhldrs•tber .116 w/1.5 wo have boom favored lir eras days mW, foram or. homily sap'.d la so. mufti the crops. ALL. THREE CURED. M.Heaknk, with bin wife sad sodiu- m -low owned of Cesetip.Ms. by Dodd's Eider, Pak -These Pilie bee's, shad or - diary easharties. Toronto, Asg. 3015. -Nal MsKaobn4, • pepaktr barer of this city. bas bo set. f4.e teees obroak sonsttpaWon for yaws, Rs end Dodd'. 1[idan, Rill., had sot eery eblaiwod immediate relief, bat • permanent ears. His wife and motes -in-law war* .im- fl*4ly aflllaled, had Mod thaw pill. with the same grid roman Ordinary maharani. ,Iva only temp.ery relief and leave tis poetess wires thee Were wnhg the.. While Dodd's i idap PMIS are not ealher- ties. Miele pastillas anise es the liver sad kidney is sash that the eases et seer stipMen ars prsasw.Ny removed. Setlastl Nam et orb Weld. Causes- Pita MpM Leaf Forever." g. 104-l)ed Have oho Qseoa. 80.lsed -Seip Wits Ilse. Milted Bane --Amiens', Hall Columbia or Star-Spugkd !lase.,. Tea reads may sake has sham. trams --La Mesa(iWs. Gasmen an Walsh the !Wan Ihly- lesg of Gnebr141 •td Royal Mash and Palace. Palma - Palm" 11. Yet i►ead it ftw06106.-71,i. mom °�`r` JI II. a ease,. Nwow-th,~ r lite. dp 1ispNN► **Set YeMNlnls MUP might, and doubtless would, be profitable tor Omahas' 1e adopt the some line of ea tied is rooms t• C•aadl.s porno and rail- ways and enact a similar law. Is 1awb an event itis said thee the injury I the Caned Stara., as erase pines would be lames' stably greater the. whM they eau pessibly intim epos tJ.esds bht.egh the operatiam of thus new Masso of that tariff Tie iT.B. Attorney Oeard Md1.ssa is to had tyre vii. jasMem Menu.. wbothr,oftnt, .. *swopiates. ts,l. di irimis•M.R dao.a le lK ppb,..p.» to IsQtaadaaa railways. t NO d••gA 4 +re ris m�ltiaCono*..,, t ..- omit/ Ibis eleen.'et the 5., 55.Imledy M oassa age Animus' .Mootrgiate'Mles atsafer 5. ba� wadi e}r W 1 ,.`-1 otrwsl"y see • As f11•ttr � .M Ina *ase basalt by vela* .551, them Asterisms kn. aseWeeres � ma7 Gonads. and Mea awe aelry l.paas • ad bite tis. U.I1. It hos bees .pay nal tW w yaw.1 Oho whela,,,uau.11lttil tgrbM5 wosM ashes sal ammo lsslMw sets asset lases N arawar•a 1es.mhratam mamma thea to Ontallba 1 glisiat Magi aala5 the AyAglai taybies am kw Obt Jobe A. Iisedwelfi me team tit. •sets quoins els' t! "es.watwm' and obis tilt Nita ansa ew& iia: zo Vis► CI lON TEA. 110, AM MN_tIMa 0.1, seer es*. It° plIBENOLDIE Medicines Tait OILY AISOLVTILT amiaima Pastas*, Ttotte alt Toa MA*ILttr. - r .... -s. •tale sad ttlealthrui PHRBIOLIBB Ga hasn` t mop^ Rheumatic I IV.arslgts. Specific PHRBBOLIBB Pills Sciatica, Lumtnp, Gout and A sure ours . 3fetd.ohe, Dizziasat Constipation loth. gestioo, Bilioos•ees, Brigitte Disease, Diabetes, Paralysis, Couvnl.ioas, Hems Dfa..w, oto., etc, Maaufletared ea Maser 4 Geld ea aero Bold in Ood.rieh only by F.H. Dunham' • Winter is ;Tear! good Hat ar Osy minis it oomfa. We have put in stook sustie J.atml Styles of Fall HATS which fort uality and prioe annot be equalled. Iia stock are numerous as sortments et the blob in GLOVES COLLARS. SHIRTS. 8O6IZRY, �OZP/ MIrrs2CKWEAR 0. R. SHANE & 00. The reliabl. Has and ForsM5.s irssikee For TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS DUNN'S BAKING PQWDER rxc esr sazsrrxILND 1897.... Announcement. New Goods and Best Values in the Tailoring line at the old -established and reliable Weft -et Emporium. Satisfac- tion guatantee4 in Quality Stvle and Price. HUGH DUNLOP. GODHRIOH ---BOIT.IR WOW. A. S. C H RY STA L, /messsesr Mewlsi • Birr& risastaeturrr of all Wadi at BOILBRB, Boob Stacks, Balt Fes, Sheet Ire, Works, etc., etc., Aad Duda' in-- Eagfnee, Ma'bluery aMhM. !s. All ohms of Pipes and Pip' llttlafp, Steam wed Wawa Osayes, Maim Vara. Cheek PamIs y s, , phsta Meson wad 110 }wen+ C...l.nll,d 'n Head at Iwwss A one of Ett1 Warr sad In1 for nee of fsr.s0 sited.5 s. Rspatrts[ p.ospW .6es1u1 W P. 0 flex 11, leesYb Cartage & Pael Co. are prepared to.hasidie Bag- gage Frei ht and Hoafshold Ef- fects with Dispatch at, reasonable rates. Dealers ia;all indite of p‘>l* HARD SOFT and 8mithing Coal Wood and. Iraindling 1''11 b salt customers and deliv stet with promptness. Orders iso *Awl Teiepl ions t�l1 asaF.,•job • J. 8. Purr, 1 1161111111041.