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4 THE SICNA : GODENICH ONTARIO,
TRU9:4DAY, Sept. 9, 1897.
CLEARING
SALE
OF...
BICYCLES
e ... AND
SUNDRIES.
We do not wi•h to oarry over • single
19tcYCLL, therefore we otter et ridlou
tousle low Pr nee all our Livery
Wheels, sons of which are very eliNht•
Iy used.
If You are Looking for a Snap
El MC ILI UB.
o have Wht els from es to est.
Cyclnm.ters st YSe. and bee.
Veedere et e1.00 worth ere,.
tit -Everything at Bargain Day
Prices.
lbt Agnat
u roRLgtsD
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
B. 1. iieSILLIC1111T
Terme et $ibsestl,Uer
One month, In advance
Throe months.
Six 1 00
Use year.
11
tel
66
using mate..
L lad other casual advertisements. 100
pee Qne for tint insertion. and I oenta per line
fee each subsequent Insertion. Measured by
• non ppaarneil sot ..
Beeinees crude of six lines and ander. 06 per
Advertteemer•e of Loot, Tound Strayed
Situation& Vs, nt, Mutations ,o anted and
Business Cha, • e Wanted not rased's(
Ham nonpareil, St per month..
Houses on Sale end Warns* en Bale. not to
Any spordel notice, the object of which Is to
promote the peouniary benefit of any indi-
vidual or oomnany, to 1••• conoidered an ad -
Local notices in nonpareil type one oeot
word. no notices less than 115o.
Local in ordinary reading type two
tents per word. No notice for lees than 60c.
Notices for churches and other rellgioue and
ettbscriber who foil to receive Tag Sway
ommuting us of the Mot at ad early an date as
W hits s ohaage of address L desir.d, beta
the old and the new address shoal& be ren
ratIIsber's Notice.
J. C. Iso Teasel, of Ooderloh, het been ell
pointed Local Travailing Agent for the town -
Ships of Godetioh. Oolborne, Ashfield and Wa
wano.b.
Loos' postmasters over the district are also
empowered to ren. ve @easerlitles. to Twe
8I•NAL
AU communications must be addrs.•ed
r) MoGILLOOUDI.1 ,
Tim bin:,
Telephone Call90 Gsderleb Ont.
AODERIOB, THURSDAY,- SEPT. 9, iee.
TOPICS'OF THE WEEK.
SIR WILFRID LAURIER has gone
for a well-earned .rest to his old home st
Arthaltaikaville. That he will be much
benefitted by the change is yo he expected
for the wear and tear involved in the hurly.
burly of the last two mopths, following up:
on the arduous duties of leading a govern-
ment in a parliamentary session, must have
been of a most trying order.
Above all things Sir Wrr.rR10 ieaetudent,
and the change from his previous quiet and.
practinplly retired life, which became his
portion last year, although it had ita oom-
pelmeti side, must also of necessity have
t to .'m st times longings for the
p stn -rhinos and quiet of the old way of
Hying. There are men who aro never
happj unless they are before the gaze of the
public, and Canada has had Premiers to
whom the hurrah of the populate was
breath to the nostrils, but in Sir WusRID
Canadisns have a First Minister who before
the public is • people'. man, ind in the
seclusion of his home finds as much, if not
more real happiness, se when within ear-
shot. of the plaudits of the multitude.
SO for se the leadership of the Prov metal
l.unrervativee war x,oerrued, was the fact
that too touch work had to he done by him,
and him slope, and that too, at s time when
he bad the two CLARKE'S and C'taoeYON
and CLANCY and other men et his back,who,
everyone will ae•knuwledge, were bigger
men than any of the retinue who at pfeeent
follow Wirral'. The att'onge.t man be-
hind him today ia.. Mcaerssar., and no
wi71 aahei that t1Ri gentlemen fro*
Simate is type-high with Vies or DRYDRN
urtittswN, of Hamilton, and others whom
e: ; conk' nente,00 the Liberal side
• • • •
And that the imam : The Piggery ;
the attack on the Agricultural College ; the
(,uglede... bargain ; the feet that Jun.
SANDHIRLD M*cDoN &LD's surplus_ was not
" salted down " instead of being used to
develope this Province during -the peat
quarter *a century ; the .gMiming un the
tetnper•Iwe question ; the borrowing of the
Liberal Slogan, '• It is time for a change,"
-that platform is not one that will oust •
government., Miracles ars not performed
now -a -days, as when Jotters and his Israe-
lites wallah around' Jericho. blowing ram's
issue-=kss issues will snake a breath it the
`rampart$ of the local government. We are
freato confess that we never knew of any
Government than was impeccable, and the
IIiARDY-Ross administration is only human,
s(ter all is mid and done, but it's a pretty
powerful human Combination, ju.t the sans.,
and if Mr. Wurrege has any hope of Via -
Ring, it eeetainly is not an the cries the he
has presented to the people of Ontario up
to.date, got upon i brilliutay of the tail
eef the kite that he flies
.4 • •
West Huron is not the only corner
"f the vineyar.l where things; have not been
running as ennrrthly as moat of us old-time
Liberals would have wished. Way back in
Wentworth they have had a little kettle-of-
tislr of their own. Lr the first -place there
is a vacant n• sth •rresd. and second,
there w l>
~- woe -
select a standard -tearer for the next Local
election. The sitting mamba' doesn't live in
the constituency st all, being now* resident
of Hamilton, and it was claimed that there
were men in the constituency better quali•
• to Jill the . poaitiaa . tbup -be• . 9OtL_ of
there war ALv K PIXIE, of The Dunrtas
Banner, one of the braineat chaps in the
Province ; another we. Mr. Striver, and
there were others. Mr. FIrrr had stated
at the previous convention that he would
not seek a second term, but when the recent
convention was held he " renenged," and,
by hocue-poetising with Sextsv, Pm* was
thrown down. But the people wouldn't
stand it, and when Mr. FLArr took a runt
through the riding he found that lOs chatwes
were flatter than his name. Ile im-
mediately went home, took ra sore, throat,
got a doctor'. certificate .and sent in his
resignation to the Preeideieof the ronven-
tfbn. For a simple and easy way out of a
i$lculty we commend it to all politicians in
tight placer.
* e e
Bat that doesn't settle the trouble
about the registry office, and there are some
wi to he
now, that if there ts s position vacant and
a member within easy reach, there are peo-
ple uncharitable enough to believe that the
member will grab it on every occasion.
Now such s fallacy ever got into the public
minfj is sae of those things which, as Dux.
DREARY says, " s fellow weally eawn't find
upon eseb and every Israelite to keep thetae interment of the late Capes*
R.M.dont clean, and as e$
Tee $1AL is an large.
Wefts whom there • is no guile, we have
endeavored to clean in front of our own
door. 1f very newspaper is Canada took
the same course there would soon i e la end
of a crooked lushes. that has grown t4
large proportions of late. We have spoiled
the in dustty io this emotion for years 'to
twine, and *hall tosttntm to hit it r ey
time we see it, here or hereabouts. But we
are not the caretakers of this Province or„
the bread 1Atminion, and we are going W
allow The Spectator and the others able
pu
newa,w•rs to carry un the goad work when
the disease strikes their bailiwick.
portion of the highway an front of his uwu R yoe&
111es Melanoma, of Goderioh is the Ram t
of Ilre. t F. Cala. Luakaow Sootiest
Our duty is W want the Government as a
friend, not to suite it as an enemy. Be -
rider, what would The Spectator have ur
do' The old Scotch adage rays, " never
throw water that's dirty awry, till ye're
sur ve cart get came that's clean," and any.
one that would turn smart the Liberals
became. they had got a slight attack of a
political disease that had been epidemic
during the Tory regime, would not be acting
a wise part. At any 'rate Toe SUrgA.
were .nt-VastoieetweleaaseeaeienPlatiseew,
comes • bit more healthy than she it to: -day.
Hal The Spectatjr been as honest as 't'ni
N11NA1. it to-dsyj and as anxious to put
down political '.calawaggery, it would
have raised a hue -and -cry when ADAM
BttowN and KILvrST, and ALss,'x 4laKAY,
and the rest of the raft floated from the
&or of Parliament Into fat jots in its -id.
mediate vicinity.
THE "Zit. N A L (104%11 't want sympathy from
The Spectator or any other Tory chest, and
won't take abuse without lhowing Ib met
of sheets that are giving it
DOMING ANO GOING.
Mime Rusk was in Cllatoa this week.
Mrs. B. Sault. ia vl.itfat V Brockville.
Ed. Munro visited Clinton os Monday.
E. W. Rattiian visited Buffalo this week.
tag as Salsa._
day.
Miss Effie Koos, of Auburo, is visitiog in
town.
Herb. Robertson left on Monday for To-
ronto.
(Aria. Oj•bb, of Chicago, in stain i•
tows.
1U1i#su. of sLnehacw, was in town on
Friday.
H. Mair, of Clinton, was to Goderioh ea
Friday.
Miss Jessie Reberbve. M•it oa Tueeday for
Exeter.
Mr. and Mn. Walt r //rough are is
Toronto.
D. In the Marwick is tstlir Toronto Ex -
;maiden.
Mies Mary Robertson lett on Mosdey for
Windsor.
Mr. Or•hai Mineola left this week to
Was Mabel Lawson, of Stratford, is tba
gams of the Mate. Creme, West street.
Mummer R. W. Looe of the North
American Chemical Works le la Toronto.
Chis- Watson and R. MoLeaa left oa
Meader for the Pharmacy College, Tomato.
Mrs. P..so.k. of Detroit, returned home
M Saturday alter s month's visit to Gode-
Nob.
Chas. White et Toronto arrived in town
this week to take,• potation with the Stolt►
►free.
Jas. E. Lewitt, manager of the k•ittiag
factory, was in the Queen Otty the pad
week.
Mies Kahle Lenton, of Monet Carmel,
has been visiting reletivee in town the past
week.
(:bas. hhannon, when in Detroit, spent a
t time with oar old towoan, Jas.
yle. m
Mn. J. E. Nelson ,.ad children, of Ridg.-
town, are vult:og thslor.roer'emother, Mrs.
Yates.
Mies b'lorenoe Grant, of ran Francisco,
Cal., is the guest of her oousin, Miss Louise
Gibson.
Neve.ted D k4 riWvr•y,d'straro.d 90
" tf ji! to ager* Falls gad
oronto.
Alex. MoL o4 Alex. Moly* sad ChM.
Gaileway took y the Waterloo cycle races
o. Labor 1).y.
Wesley Reid)of Detroit Medias' College,
is at the family resideoo., Elfin Ave., ore •
two weeks' vigt.
Tom Storey and Geo. Munro, of the
G.T.R., Stratford, were visiting relatives
in town on Monday.
Robt. Robertson, barrister, of Toronto,
left for law home on Wedp•eday, sft.r • TWf
to hie permits in town.
Mies Marion Pumas sod her mann, Mies
Carrie Parsons, of Detroit, meet a few days
in Toronto the past week.
Mist Ada Barrib$ bad charge et the
junior clam at Si. Patriuk's ward until Mies
Skelton's were from Maaitobe.
Mise Psnabake}rr of Port Hiea
Jae. Hsnlan, of Clintob, drove to
from the latter place on Sssdav IM.
111•.JW9. _ y J111nL M
iniaT-r mea=t. Arc w a-
dtt fag Mita Pana& Maws, is Torten&
Mr, Robert Mae /wish and enter-
prigng forges,, of Th. Wm-Reoord &pane 1/ u doubtful 11 there ie any other 000u -
Sunday fa the Cinnabar City and vioinily. pawns more trying to the oeo.Utntdoe thee
that of the thresher. hapssers to ohm rains
and storms of the mow seines, and at
the sem. Mme choked with the dost mai*
quint epee threshing, he wily falls s prey
to dlsa.e. Mr. Jet. H. Davis. • resident
of the township of Wicklow, Hominy
county, tollow. the threshing machine ter
.era motels every tall. For sight or sine
years be was .sajost to masks of infirm-
met.ry rhwesatuen. The disease usually
reeds its appeerasw is the foil, and me -
based throsgboat the wisher, otansiag sot
only mete suffer*, bat greet uoon.esl.
.nos. Mr. Davis' men serosa attack oo-
osrred daring the what c of 1893. It fires
made itself smelled by the sweating of the
right hand, wad before twenty -fear hoar.
had pummel the disease appeared to nave
Res. through the whets system, and the
ism' were swelled to an sheerer! Sint, so
emelt .o that the joints were not visible
tre=k 10.9wd1y.. For t o woatbe the
ttrr..ssbIs aasti nod .sd dories/ that
Mr. Davis was stall• to gees ea hie own
clothe., aid the cads he endued almost
peeped oomprehensios. One doctor after
another was tried, but without env b.e.ho-
ta1 results. Then advertised medicines
were tried, but with:no better &see..&. •' I
41111 hardly ay," aid Mr. Divis, •' how
N10 imey I .peat os doctors and m.dl-
ais., bat it amounted to a considerable
.um, and yet I would mat willingly have
given my farm te be rid of tbn terrible paha
I was forced to endure. Bet all my expen-
ditures emend of so evert' and I Degas to
despair of asure. Al this juncture, acting
on the advise of • frt.sd. I began u.lsg Dr.
Williams' Ptak Pill., The first six boxes I
sad seemed frees outward appearances to
have had so .fent, end I felt alined like
Jiving np i. Amspatr. 1 thought, bedever,
REMOVAL 44
SALE...
1 TEMPTING, 3WEBPING, BIRDIIN LIHDSLIDB
OF DRY BIJODS.
Outing to the Store I now oocupy being too small for my
business I have leased tho store lately oocupied by
MR. J. T. ACHESON,
and expect to move on er about the 15th of September.
We have decided to make everything move ; that is, if prices
will do it.
To make it more interesting we will reduce the price on all
our New Fall Jackets, Dream Goods, Blankets, Ladies' Vents,
Men's Shirts and Drawers, Grey Flannels, Floor Oil Oloth
&c. just rived in stock today.
Sale to commence FRIDAY, 27th, and continue until We
move.
JAMES ROBINSON,
MT SQ!T . RE AND
WEST ST
THRESHER'S LIFE
Ofill_0/ EXPOSURE TO INCLRM_ENT
AND CHANGEABLE WEATHER.
YAM= ONE 01 TIM NATURAL IIIIIULTS-
Irma :pea arra inlitsxmoussios.
!rem the Iatellieenoar, Ballerina, Ont.
Miss Creighton, Toronto, returned home
en Seturday after • three weeks' emit at
Mrs. Ceptain A. K. Fraser, of Detroit,
left for home ea Saturday after a week's
visit to her denghter, Mrs. Albers Hunks.
Mr. Foursome, who was upending • few
ameba in Bratatord, retained to tows far
Labor Day. He weeds movieg Mere
Shortly.
Colonel Tao. R. and Mies Streng. of New
Y ork, were Mit week nattier the Colonel%
brother, the Principal of the Collegiate Le-
s ti tate.
Mrs J R Hoffman. of Gretna, aad her
Mom, Miss Skelton, of Goderith, are resins
There are Others,
Bat, --0, what a difference when you -age
Rice's Pure Salt
THE SALT OF THE EARTH
FOR TABLE. DAIRY AND FARM.
1301,320 24-A.S.11114.13
The North jimerican Chemical Company, Limited,
take his course at the Toronto College ot
Robt. MoLean returned from Montreal on
And this brings to mind a silly
'story that appeared in The World of Tung -
'day la*, which stated that a rumor was
*float that it was preeently on the card that
Sir WILFRID would betake himself to the
position of a law lord in Britain,.as his
popularity had waned. particularly in On.
taxi% to make room- for a statesman from
this pro% ince. The story Was maid to have
emanated from Mr. !irritant -AND, the well
known Lateral whip, and an attempt at
oircumatentiality was made in its details.
When the yarn reached Mr. Sorest:Lien
an unqualified denial was at once given, and
the denial wan supplemented by the state-
ment that at no time in the Premier'm life
war he so popular ea to -day. And there is
no doubt, whatever, of the oorrectnes of
Mr. Scvnentateti's denial of the woricee
blunehaugen story. There is no. hamlet, no
hill Or vale in Canada that the fame of
Lamm* ham not reached, and am the days
hf, and the true greatnese of the man
becomes iniunfeet,so will that fame increase.
Sir WILFRID has shear pesseamil e mag -
t, try lm never en hard, will he able
lo dira the lustre of that nerionality.
healer of the Opposition in the Legialetioft,
bait been before the people avain, and ham
been presenting his caM to them. It it not
the duty of a Government supporter to
point out my weeknese in Mr. Wymtav's
mate, en that he may thee hare an egitsor-
tanity et strengthening it, lint, even at the
risk of doing a good turn fOr Me leader al
gm Opposition Tun ElfONALile. tIO inform
Inligreing that Mawr, kad
flaring kle tours. It le • well -knoll*
that whet Jeeeettlet hptese
pretty firmly at present, rend it in to he
hoped Mr. PUTT wm be ebie to give the
popular believe in-thas regard • shock, by
not reaching tor the leaks ana ghilic. There
are men in South Wentworth better deserv.
ing and more in GU ci the poeition than
Joint Lae VLATF, and it kb 00 he hoped the
Ontario Govenment his at la* learnt *ie.
dem in the matter of making political ap-
pointments. There are more men in On.
tario that the ninety-two Grits, Tories,
Patrons and P.P.A's, who comprise the
Legislatare, and if the truth most be tokl,
there are better men in the Province, too,
SNAP SHOTS.
X.:-/Lfter the Fall fairs football.
-The Fall fair now has the call.
-There will be nb ireighta last on
'apples from the Huron Tract thie year.
- The scientist has gone from the
Queen pity and the agriculturist lute the
- The way the local tax attackr-the
pocket.book this year proves conclusively
that things are looking up
--The fever known as Kiondicitis
not virulent of late. Tt ie a sort sd
yellow jaundioe, we should think.
-Why dosed% some one down at
Galt start the theory that the newspaper
men committed the Om murder Up here
they are blamed for nearly everything.
the Yankee shipbuilder,
haa been made rich by the cranks who want
• Yankee navy, and there isn't mach of •
Yankee naro' to brae ot up to the present.
CLEAN YOUR OWN DOORSTEP.
THE Hamilton Spectator is a daisy,
of the ox -eyed variety. It finds fault with
TRI RIONAL, because it lines not turn and
rend the Liberal Government on meount
the Onderieh post -Milne appointment, and
co▪ ndones wrong " in not denouncing the
Oenerameat MPS ea Ilbe member. Welt
Speekydesscpest easesite it we rains
• taashil nage la *maw le year tee-
t4040P. 141 4.041.00*..!rnali10611 Wan
Dr. MaLennan, of Kintail, eras la town
on Snaday.
Idles Farrow has been 'netting in the
Queen City. •
Henry Horton 'vent the past week in the
Qama City.
Mrs. Jame Ceeltos has returned from her
visit to Sarnia.
Thee. Powell;of Clinton visited Goderioh
on Labor Def.
Miss Ands Campbell returned to Ma -
Mr. sod Mrs. Searle, of Ciliate° were in
Sown on Labot Day.
The Mimes MoGilliouddy are visiting
relatives in Toronto.
Om. F. Emerson waa inspeotiair wheels
in Clint.° this week.
Duman Alliaoa, of Climate, waa ie the
county town tele weak.
D. itoKey, our Joanty Chief, was la
Jan Asbestos made • business trip to
Tomato sim peat week.
Mrs. sad Miss Marjorie
lag in Creditou this week.
Joseph Goldthoree is on
te the Toronto Expositioo.
Miss ;Jean Shannon Ls
Q11400 City and' Perkasie.
Alex. MeKtanes la Ultima la
Show exhibit of maskinery.
Was. McClure (I.T.R. Wes in
mod .Tareate the 'past week.
Uwe, Meanders, of the organ
is at the Toronto Exhibilies.
Miss Yates has resumed treat Vie fall
milinery openings at Toroato.
Thos. E. Headieed, et Exeter wee ha she
meaty Mani Me past week.
Ur. ead Ws. Jen Randeri, of Mates.
were is bleideriet ea Saturday.
Miss easels, el Drysdais. rebuses/I las*
week be attend Mae Oellepials.
sad Mime Kalidees Ball are denim
Mn. Forbes in the (Mem City.
Mr. aed Mrs. D.MeDenald, Waterloo -M.
firers la she Queen City this week.
its. NM left en Monday fer Termite to
Weed sae College of Phainneay.
Wat. Mailben left Monday for 811.
Cathatims eked the Terme* Fair.
Mks Limb Bobertese len TaseLev to
resume Mr Wheel duties se Weft.
Jos Baslat, Jen. mod ha. Reiyastalei of
Baum (Po Were la Mira Oa Seellay.
Pawl lialeemess sweat 8sesday amid Mm -
Mks Dem& Ma reteramid Mess Masser
eve** bene Darold *boo dbe beel bob
Ball were visit -
his enamel visit
visiting in the
the Toronto
Hienlieste
ti Mary,
at the Lobbied. -Manitoba
/sorest 26.
D. F. Hamliak is ma • baldness vied te
Miss msbel Allen. who bas been speed's"
several weeks visiting in (Iodide." sad vi-
cinity, leaves today for her home la Strat-
Miss Tithe left for 811. Mine., me
Taseday last after a Newish's visit to bar
mother in town, and to other potato in the
Mbe Fraser, ot Stratford. is speeding •
maple d weeks ia Godenoh, the guest of
Miss R. MoLellse of the Coilegiate fedi.
Mrs. J. R. Mebane and ohlldeen. of
Hamilton. left for home last week otter
visiting the lady's persons, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. MoCiura.
J. A. Gregory lett here Wedneaday for
the /nab School, etpderish where he will
mks ap the nude IsaftWeees for a Tsai.
-Exeter Advocate. .
Mr, amd Mrs. George Thompeom. of Goes.
rioh, were speeding • few days with old
Mends ha Wire sod daring Me
week. Wimrham Times.
Mies and Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, of
Dayton. Ohio. who have beam spending teI
Semoser seams with their uncle. Gaoler
Edward (Jarrow and wife of Webbwood,
thirrainelor. He le • brother of J. T. Ow -
row, M. PP., of Gederlek, sod wee • former
resident et Crsedwook -Bream/a Poet.
Free Prete,
HARBOR AND RIVER.
The Oarsmen' made her last eall for the
season es Wedaseday mei* of last week,
sad took ea aeveral mssemeers. Oa Friday
eh* was seem oat in the lake stomas' north,
mad ito is sapesews the wee seeking far the
The surf lathier season is ever.
The marsh are rather/ late in making their
antease daft.
Anima* bass are ad pleaeltal a few
deem° eans were eaughe the past week.
fte tor war overtones have sot lied nn
Rabbits are still pleatinl la the sedan
aleap the beak, aIthongli a good away ht.
NM shit remedy.
The embosser Sarah readied this port ots
Friday with a earn° et Member Mee nem.
Yak* tor the mem faelery.
The seheaser Sarah sealed ea Sategday
might he GotIos Valley te load lumber for
Melt 44 Tk torenimit wish 800,000 feet
The Yosell "nivel as bee
a timber tree ter Nemo&
es epee ea le wired be lee pad erUl be
reedy he epotedlere
The new soot tee Tbeneles ems
satemay le toed woke 1st 116 pert.
each day found me irrowieg bettor. I coo.
Untied swag Dr. Williams' Pink Pills until
we're vestige of the pain had lett me., end
I was nohow is every revere • new man.
I believe, too, that Me ours ie
few I have not known what it to suffer
from rheumatism slime."
wili tiles be mos Met 1)r. Williams'
Ptak Pills released Mr. Davis from the
painful thraldom of rhoessatisai at • com-
paratively smell expense after doctors and
other meanies* Ma amen* failed to give
him even • fair measure of relied. It is ob-
t:klIkAlturrilars -test ito4s.ffrff4samie Fete,
?Ms me gives • fair trieT they ars mute to
brunt relief and a oare. Every bet of the
gesmuie Pink Pdla has the trade mart co
the wrapper wound the box, and the par -
by refusing all others. fleld lay all deafen
st 50 Geste a box or six bate fee 82.50.
FALL FAIRS.
GODS:UCH, Slept. 21, 22 aad 23.
Winghaun, Sept. 28 aad 29.
Palamerston, Soot. 27 and 28.
Toronto, Aug 30 to Sept. 11.
Walkerton Sept 15 and 16,
Realtor d, Sept 23 aad 24.
Clifford. Sept. 23 and 24.
Huron Central, Maim, Sem. 28 to 29.
Mouth Huron. Exeter, Sept. 20 oad 21.
Hey township, Zenith, Sept. 22 sal
Teokersanth. Sealants. Sept. 23 sod st.
Morris brawls. /Byte. OM. 5 aad 6.
Meetreal, Sept. 19 to 28.
Ceetral, Guelph, Sept. 15 sod 16.
Dumpiness, Sept. 27 and 1113.
Stanley, at Hayfield. Sept. 30 aed Oot. 1.
The billowing are the topics foe the dil•
forest yeeinii;people's moieties which meet
dada( She wadi :
North -et ?itletbodist church ILL of C.F..,
Fr.day 'vomit* at 8 o'clock. Oa Sept
10th • literary program will be conducted
by the literary oommainee.
KS= anfralt Y.P.8.C.L, moot with
Hall on Weebaseday ••••ilf. no uplift
Sept. 14, ",flible dinettes. for
Presbyteries Modena In Onseral WM.
will also 84 disabused by Mu Idierds
for me is m coodities and I obtained All are oorflialle invited te attend dodo
• farther seep y. By 1M Sem I had need meetings, with& are held in tha beemeseer •
three Mime more there wee a oonsiderable of the differeet °heroine. Meehan Mal
improvements sotiesable, and from that out other moieties are invited to be premed.
•
A Rigby Waterproof Bicycle Suit
Made of all wool tweed. Coat with four safety pockets. Pants with
two side and hip and watch pockets, made either SaiSisclale at the knee
or button with cuffs ;" all double stitched seams, can be bought retail
for 114.78. Worth $9.00 made to order: For sale by all fust -clam
dealers in Canada.
Keep Your Counter Checks
till they amount to IPA
As a further
XX X X it
inducement to
0.141314 Ert..71r1C11£3
who attend the great
BANKRUPT. STOCK SALE
Progress at
all purchasers of S5.00 worth of
DRY GOODS or
MILLINERY
will be resented with the pries of
to the GREAT
to be held in OODERIOK Rept.. 11-11.4, '97.
0. W. ANDR1CWO, Maaagor