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TIIE SIGNAL : (ODE/1I0/1 ONTA RIO.
CLEARIN:a
SALE
OF •
$IOYOLES
. . . AND
SUNDRIES.
Ws de art wile Wow, seer * angle
8101101" Hesetrre we sear at ridicu-
lously bus Priem all on veer
Wkai,soms.1 whisk ars VW dight.
NIL
If You are Looking for a Snap
frIcia ZTs.
New have Wheels from N to itee.
Clelometar at Meand tee.
Venders at el.s worth e1. es.
ea.Bverything at Bargain Day
Prices.
• - ,.a.
A mos AttemeIMMe ea /M DIMS Bap. bat
the eee..d Day was a dead
�-+ ---• _. glahiaa .1alfStbIMts to ake
e mxgn -. wide tseparteseet.
is raer.laam
lair, Luoduat, owes Ida prosperity to the
late Wuldaw MuBIUDR, and the present
TWOS- K Brww's, who have practjoally
minageti the'showe, eufllort to lite board of
diteofats of the respective institution$. No
emitaepiee can be • enemas without one
rddi11E hand, and to make the sowers of
the Great Northwertern what it ought to
be, it is absolutely ttooessary that a good
manager should be selected who would be in
e position to give a month or two each year
to the special object of getting in touch
with the managers and methods adopted to
make Fall Fairs a sucuens, mid apply these
Methods to the development of what should
be the greatest agricultural show in the
Huron tract. A broadening of the present
policy will be conducive to increosai pros-
perity, and everyone iu and trkeajgirich will will be elelwed to one the Northwestern
Fair made more prosperous than it has
been.
NORTHWESTERN FAIR.
The MIR Mew Seer the Mork
1
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
RT D. MentitUi1PDDT
Terms or aabserbetler
One month. in &drums
Trues moathe.
ftlx
use year,
Oa
11
10
to
1 00
Motes tate+.
Legal and other casual adv@. "laments. 10o
v•r line for Seat Insertion. and 1 oenu per line
for each sn'uequeet Insertion. Measured by
a. mane Aitl'cale
Rnstnees Dards of six lines and nndsr,llli per
year.
Advert'"•r-"en15 of Lost. Found Strayed
Situations ,,ant, Situations o acted and
Rosiness noes Wanted not :Deeding t
linea omit. •+11, $1 per month. Saks-Awl
to
exceed 8 11ne., 11 for first mouth, too. per tib
se tient month, Larger ad rot. In proportion.
Any special notice, the nbjoot of which 1a to
pr'n.ote the pecuniary benefit of any mit.
v'd•.al or oompany, to Pe ooneidered an ad-
vo'tteeryen sod °tarred accordingly.
1.o'•aI nottres in nonpareil type one Dent per
word, no notices lees then 2Sn.
Local notions In ordinary readtos tap° tw
t •nu IreTt nor We- nottew tor -
teat eltnr
h°trees for chnrrhee and other rSttgtous and
benevolent inatrtutions half rate
Sab•cri1er who fail to reeelve Tee StawaL
regularly by mall. will o.ntnr. favor by to-
• q L amting es of the toot at a. early an deters
pa Weis
When a ohmage of satires' is desired. b•rta
tae old and the sow address aboold be vet.
Piebll.her's getlee.
J. C. Le Tolima. of OodeHch, has been 'p
polnted i.onntTnvnlltng Agent for Me own -
thins of ilodoncb. Colborne. Ashfield and WA
wi iosh.
Local no.rmaster over the distrtet an ata
empowered to r•eo. vs subscriptions Io '17,2
All communications must be addrs l$
U MoOILLIC 'DT.
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OODIKI1iKH. THURZDAT, PT. er. M.
TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
TlEit principal topic of the week has
beeen the discussion by the esteemed Con-
servative prem. of the propoeed retirement
a Sir OLlrlra Mow*: from the position of
Minister of Justice to accept the guber-
natorial chair of Ontario. The anxiety of
the esteemed Conservative press to retain
Sir Oaten ib his present position is very
loudly expressed, and the solicitude mani-
fested by theta in Sir Oidvlai is only meoond
to that which they exhibit toward the
Mend party. It in dif a entirom the old cry
that " Mowat must go," anti the Conserve -
Ore chorus now is " MowAT must eta ."
ow, if there is one man in the broad
minion who doesn't need a great deal of ad-
vice from anybody, much lees the Tory
press, is is Sir OLIVIA MowAT. He is the
man who has boon giving advice to Ontario
for the past twenty-five year, and his ad-
vice has always keen so good that whenever
it was called in question an appeal to the
Privy Council, across the water usually sir
closed the fact that Ontario's " Grand Old
Man " had a head on hisshouldorsandagood
average of grey matter on the inside of it.
For this mouton, it is quite possible that on
the question of whether be shall withdraw
from the p.rtf••lio of Justice or stay, he will
not tw guided by the opinion. of other to
any great extent, and in particular he will
net take advice from those who are not of
the political faith that he profbhsee. Ile
may stick to that old political axiom which
rayl " Firet, find out what your opponent
dors not want you to do, end then do it."
• • o-
-The
-The Northwelstern Fair this year
hal Queen's weather all through, and if the
directors have not been .able to pull them.
wives putt of the bole into which
had weather and other conditions
had pot them for snare yarn hack,
no blame pan now attach to the weather.
The attebdanoe this year was somewhat
larger than that of last year, but against
'that it is posolble that the expenditures will
foot up moue than will ooanterbahnns the
harems in gate money. Lord and Lady
AlFttosile were the attractions last year,
and they came at Weir own expense, while
Brttnr.n BIIL and AltI$OS,A JACK had to be
paid well for fevnr-ing us with their nontpany
on the preoent occasion. The time has
evils now tor some new rnethoda to be
adopted for making the Aiorthwentern a
tennis financially. The Show should he
supported hy the people of the entire die-
tr4et.--4utd we must modem • pretty hearty
tarpeort . iso been given -trot to Ret that
.epport the management moat get together
and adopt some means more .potent thou
that at the peed, to have the Pair made so
attrrt4ive IMt it will prove to he a hatter
enxnsy•niker than it Ma hewn. This
ifinillne be dose by .himsm.psring, but
,-431ripmee ealfjpeolgr judieioss exp -
ore 'y. dilbreli 01 the Isdteas*l MYie,
Sae bust stray. essomatrd wlih
a MIMI el IL i► Its.., and the Weddle
THE Groat North-Weatern Exhibi-
ttou was opened on Tuesday and the batter,
fruit, vegetables and home manufactures
shown were on the whole equal to former
years in quantity and, in most cla•ae•,muper-
for in quality.
The attsad•nos on t he opeeingday was not
what it should have hese considering the
attraction' of the Wild Waat.....enbibltion
said the town band.
The Wild West men rave their show to
the platform in frost of the grand stand,
eooeequeetly the Agricultural hall was al.
most empty in tea beginning ot the evening,
inn -invite 012 8•-•144_ peiida.stesi :dei°
building was fairly well filled.
Upstairs, in the main hall, the fancy
work, paintings and drawings shown our
panted to design and workmanship those
shown In past year, though the quantity.
aid not seem up to the average. There
e re- w wini tae e'ihiL1tG oa t w oe
notably a show of wheels made by the Hee-
denim liioyale Go., but th. detail moat
watt for • tutors issue.
Oe the ground floor the exhibit wee excel-
lent throughout, the firms exhibiting having
n eedy enraged stand■ and excellent dia-
p:ays. Althourh forced to reserve extend-
ed reference till our next issue, we cannot
bit note tee very fine exhibit of the Ken-
sington Furniture Company, the stand oc-
cupied by the God.rich Organ faotory,sod
the ohoios show of orgasm made by the Co..
and certainly nfon01 omit mention of the
salt palace in wnioh may be meso the venial
mans.* of the North Amerman Chemical
Compeey Seated amid the produot that has
won gold medals everywhere and become a
household word on this oonrinent. Rice'.
l'bre 8.1c.
'ens flowers ire •lual in bloom to any-
thing ever shown, the 0.000.15. both band
au4 table, being choice, while the floral d•
sign • white noes oo • prettily termed
stand, looked lovely.
The directors did not expect a heavy ex-
hibit in tide department; but 000tr.ry to
e xpectations th• show of fruit woe a most
creditable one. Oar apple Drop this year
was almost • failure. although the prospect
do-ing the period of bloom was most promds-
ncq. For some reason or other, whioh the
wisest of our fruit man o.,tnot explain, the
apples did not set, sod kenos the apprehen-
sion teat our staple fruit would maks bet a
neer showing at the Fair. Of course there
WWI a great falling off from last year's ex•
Mbit in the oolleetione ot apple•, and it may
be said, in passing, that thio in the exhibit
that usually is oompeted tor the keenest by
orchardists in Got -twins township. Only
urne4 i ion. of 10 pietas and five eell.o-
tiome orb pintas ..dE were Warn,
plates ot the different varieties oa the cata-
logue. None, however, were up to the
armoire ie ad, or Dolor, with the exception
of some really fin* Dachas, which were
mach admired.
The pear were without doubt the finest
ever shown ms the tables, and the oollsotioo.
numbered 24 In single plates there erste
356 The Bartl.15 mine in fleet both in
number and beauty. and the Flemish
Seautles were not (•r behind. Some mon-
ster Beam Clamming alto attracted the
aye of the visitors by their rich oolor, and
alt told there were but very few of the dif.
forest varieties an the catalogue that were
not on exhibit.
elan' were indeed • surprise, and filled
'70 plates. The handsome Pond's Smalling
-'.6e hest of all our plume -filled ten platen.
and nom• of the samples were simply ser -
mos. In reference to that well known
variety, we cannot refrain from *Wing the
remark pawed by one of the jades. :-
" liederieb mems to be the home of that
plain." Some of the light oolored fruit
wore very fine, notably the Yslkiw Egg and
Glee Hand, and all told, no timer plume
were ever shown at the North- Western.
Peaches filled 16 plates, and b•entitol
they were, the Orawforde. both late and
may varieties, wily uk,nat the, lead. Suoh
handsome fruit 1• indeed tepptlag, and
many • lomat., dostrs on th• part of the
visitor had to h satisfied with the poor
n•.solatiee that a " last feed look " was all
they would get at theta.
Grapes oornprbsd tern ooll•otios of 12,
two onllsetions of 8, and two oelleotie.• of
4. besides 120 mime' Osten. Theo exhibitors
le the oollootiew richly deserve the red
ticket• for the skill shown in bringing this
fine fruit to each peN•otbo. Fight •plazas
of indoor grapes ware Mown, and demoted
that great art and skill had bees takes by
the gardener of the hot -beams they name
from.
Some Immeeee dtrene the iame% we
have ever seas --were there, sad five sthtb•
(tors oomp•ted for the red titans with some
dandy mask mdlnea. Altogether the 'bow
of fro11 ot '97 is . good es*, and H thumb •
Ia111r es is apples, M ie male u hy IM
semh•r sed stn gstae of the *thee
bete.
What may be Balled the home eestrtbte
Ilea wee eider up to expereaties, the iweed
ssadksakes beingV pla.tifel prelusion, and
IM alas sal preserves, ete-, of apeaready
t
Bever sea eimeme 11 all MUM* s.d is
11110y .hads• ell melee. bet these ale •ao.ld
e mytt stimthee email, WM -tip ee the
Ossa. vaiNsklee 414 net *sem as dead -
hi es est WON WWOW I.t..
ee•we the
wleak Stale Mertes mil sop
ea eke sesat4eed N asr,ny ase epNrier.
Mg alma wee
the
etr1 w led be est cawed
the srise Mei i
"Y w.growth
.. a. ..d ea�:'roote are
PA•1111.7 SIGND
the world V that
flee M Ckloyt..
@bows se *oa•1, aad there ore some choice
The GSpco ,Tuiltfeh War Is
Officially at at End
exhibits se regards aim aad est.adeesa
1 he
Makes taoabatoe Mea due loor,aad,
ea might In a:peeled. IS Si great .Lusatia*
Hound about The 8.10 el Om Earth the
light wee admirable. bet ie the math seces-
sion
stertion the fruit could hardly b. mesa.
on 1Vednesday, bright and early, horse,
cattle, sheep, hogs and poultry began to
pour through the gale, and when the time
for judgiag name the stable@ aad pew were
full, and the exhil t.a a whole was not on-
ly up to ezpecmtiom,but up to the standard
of 1896 to both the number of entries sad
the quality of the annals @bows.
The weather was all that could be de-
sired, ooau.gneatly there woe • large at-
thndaoce o.+ Tuesday and Wednesday. The
jewtpte each day slightly .zoeod.d those
of the oorreepoDdtng day. in '96, and tabs
attendance on the last named day must
have exceeded six thousand.
ftIt >rMN Or WAS.
The eity of Quesaltenago, in nGuate-
mala, has bees captured by the rebel*.
Captain -General Weyler assures the
Spenisb Government that he will be
able to pacify Cuba in four months.
Ten batteries of horse and field ar-
tillery
rtitlery have been ordered to embark for
India from England during the months
of September and October.
The Welland battery is aataea*fig-wtn-
ner of the 'Clowerno.-C3enerd's Cup, To-
ronto taking second place and Guela1
and Ottawa tying for third..
It is feared the repulse that the
hah troops accred under General Jef-
fries from Momunda wd11 have the effect
of aroaulag the entire border tribes to
aria*
The Cuban imrnrrents are now so con-
fident in their mliitary .teength that they
have nssumed the offensive, and say they
can achieve their end withoot the inter-
veJttlon of the United States.
The British gunboats while reconnoi-
tering up the Rives Nile sighted a force
of 1500 Dervish infantry end cavalry
on the left bank. near _Dam*. The
enemy retired when Bred on.
The order for tee batteries of horse
and field artillery to embark for India
from England ranee the suspicion that
the insurrection in India is more serious
than Y haat ,hitherto been considered.
iHICLA•2SI7ILD.
A Mama wee seen in Arctic Hume%
on Sept. 14, width L atppond to Lave
&d nated to Prot. Andrea
A recent official ial repast gives statistics
slaw thetilie 4mmaity aatinileafeherse
near are increasing in London.
The Paris Municipal Council is &eat -
hie a scheme to furnish cheap baths In
small buildingt erected on the sidewalks.
Loodm has a ethane to produce hot
water at a haltpee oy per gallon from
tee mete beat of the ntxeet pa. Lampe.
Octegstreef
$enocU has 011-
d en to .baienice ka fr!
ea the taonting oft newaboas is conoern-
The United Koalas Deep Waterway.
C.tmmie ion to edam a route for a whip
canal between the Great Lakes and the
Qtlartrac has selected permanent bead -
in Detroit.
The Marquis d. Lowtllt• has reachnj
Paris with the object o[ a
the getntctore of glans Henri de Or-
leana'in long ea the Prince Met doable
till wield a etwrwel is' hie own defense.
Jackson, cam detely demon-
lized and at n •tandsdill on
account of y tat► fever. The people
continue to Hoar out of the oily mete
Mesh Psaan the alohau mad the Atop'
caul... Mal a Three Mears' CeiatalmaW
mal A**ael These ateaatwrse ea aattti`
W The *alien evIdealiv $aosete
✓ evere Is Reas't 14,Crete,
hoodoo, Sept. 19. -At last an o�elal
end bus leen put to the Greco -Turkish
ser, which really tertui;oated some 15
weeks ago, by the Sultan yesterday at
ternouu attethiwt his signature to the
terms of peace. It took alas =basin -
dors of the powers more than twice as
long to *menace them as the WWII hos-
tibbee lanced.
At preeerit the result of the sttnggta
L a military victor for the Saban over
Greece, and undu.lttedly. the Sultan
hots and intends to gala a reward for
ytstend*y atteruoon's act oe complais-
ance in the shape of concessions in the
matter etiftlte• 'Dine tie pi•iuly show-
ed -hi an itt�r.Awv with Signor Pura.
the Italian Ambassador at Coustanti-
*opts, when .he maid that in return for
Ttukei01- _t ie the natter of
he esp.cted fiat the pollees wiilltd iso
leniency .coaterning Greta.
Tt 81g*r Pause's imprint remmk
that the autonomy a Crete, to wade
uikey had cuoaeated,•had already bean
agreed upon, the Sultan replied with a
gesture expressing "We shall see."
GuuatauidnuIi , Sept 19. -The meeting
of the ampharmdone yeaterclay occupied
three hours. They Ter ik PA.12a.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, the
treaty of peace, immediatele after
which Tewek Pig took the treaty to
the Yikti.s Kiosk tor the .ignatllae at
the Salton. __ .
Signor Panda, abt Italian . Awbaasr
dor, lets the city_ to -eight and M. Oath -
ban, _the French Andaiumadoe, will leave
on The Porttte's final promptitude in
the treaty h ascribed to the W-
ity or further tsaitltaining the
increase of sickness among the troops.
Athens,, Sept. 1J. -The conditions eft
the peace signed yesterday l.etween the
ambassadors of the powers on behalf
of Greece sad Pewn Pemba, the Tart
Mkt Foreign Min sites, at the ToMtan•k
Palace, are unieetselly pronounced by
ith lisG P ° isor ept*onerous.
snit with mournful rt. iitnia ow
/OWL! 'Ass Hear.
Folies taenias• ed gam Th.nd.rs Mirza-••
sates
Bombay, Sept 19. -The advices from
tete front show ghat the various columns
are advancing against the MahmoUkis
from Panjkors: aha Shakadar. As yet
they ham bleat with no serious opposi-
tion, but discalties of transporta-
tion ih a tiroos and almost path -
DOLLARS to PEANUTS you'll be tickled
into new life if yon nee
Rice's Pu....re-Salt
THE SALT OF THE EARTH
FOR TABLE, BUTTER, OHEESE, FARM and GENERAL -8W
Thi North American Chemical Company, billies,
801,81 'J.41 W .K 8 •
two-thlra• M the popt32lon have gnu'.
LLI, 8Il1 PLIAS.
W. Parte-.u,t, of the Hamilton Yukon
party has been drowned in the Athu-
Sirr Adolphe Corea left England on
tor -Oa cad r -homiest.-.
a Lig Klondike deal in Paris and Lou-
don •
.The e000wooe reent Ie treacle that Mr.
A. J. Magurn. a $nurnalls2 0t' Ottawa.
will be appointed gets+ifnt" to )4A$jir
Walsh, Adminiatraia• *Tithe Yukon Dis-
trict.
Mr. John Shield. of Toronto is fD Ot-
tawa, at the mount 0tf eertain parties
in Radtinh Columbia. to interview Mr.
Sifter, with a view of re -opening pert
of els cid treil ��1tt:oegh C)aandian terri-
tory into the KIotdlke
The Goosed of the li}armiltoh Board of
Trude Doneides it desirable tint a
route should be evened as sone as pee-
elde,throughCanadian territory, the
Yukontrade of the
gantry is now large -
in &ream halm in comeagperene p,f
inadeQeaa v of oominadeation through
orf own
(het . Lew of the Kingston 1 sed
Military College. who burr for souse time
past been InvestigeOng the rneeiand
route to the R k2*dlbe, stheels a moat
gloomy desaripdom of the White Pitmen:l
nem that death tram odd. etarvattien
end msicitle will he the bee of
thief wetter. Mb" find et gold 4
exatteee ted, sad be ways a whiled -'
* Coate
tetaarsperf�ndoy ensommien a istn between Abe PAPAtheW mond
*0 lune tboonteda to 'their n for the
sake et their fame sod adviet fire
!DS DfslDDss r!1 ilKLAND
Apemen N M Otammataed by wine Pgte'f
Lyes ♦ ow la
London, tient. IS. -The extent of 'he
ttl'trvas three seethes Ireland seet0
depend largely you which paru'e eyes
view it. The (launch of the Rational
Federation has decided that the COUP -
try la on the 1rr101 of r t
rethunity. and nem :Ilton MamaDttumi
and Hagewa eft eonwoke a aaraftfag
ret the irWt members of Parii.ntent ter
tea 'avow of requisitionist' Mfr. A.
Balfour, The Government ) sr III 3
Omatnooes sad P'.r.t Lord 0t1lee 1Yltl*
airy. to malt 'o autumn maim elf Vat-
Iletment to devise relief msserw .mid
to peke a hill redwing nate in trained
in properties tp the pe incensed by
the tenants, ewtag M do whaled* de -
=ruction or the mops. On the other
ha sod Dahlia Empress says the
of fa le only a anntipo■tloa of the
party war ery �which 1@ .sdyE re
7..:s t (M IIapmus. StnOdds
is Duet, oa
•'Judsfrtm Atha e peat we may beget
that 6r
pee et th•I dsooertl b
N▪ e emceed, and c the g•wti
the*f Anil Veil
will he meek Wager thole
w1.l
sera comtry ase; immense. Ancelter for
midable obits* A the way of rapid
mimosa= p the lack of water.
It is now known • that the enemy's loss
dating the tight on Thursday last be-
tween the Aduhmmds and the second
ieaQ t1esterar Sir ;ta-Eusi- -asp.
in the Donk of Aneyat, was very
1>wtttre.
-Lora. V{iatam was thrice wounded
while gidlaboy leading a handful of
Buts, with sward a large body of the
enemy that *fie trying to storm the
.vllbgslh which 0*feral Jeffreys, with
had taken up a po itidtl after
T1urCdty math body in the gloom
It appears Hast the en in lost 180
tits! Wane they captured the garaged
Lehee post, '1'►ey burned alive two
NMI on412J, wheat they captured while
oat baa** floe fireweed.
*1teety werlsrcal 1t14th
1 i* �epL 1g.-Jtntdy MAIM=
�t 1 .e.. .tyled the ' .stere
e omeli•+Meer, w u warm)igrate
a-
rrant MO wit. sayNew
Klingland
tedeg; . an eatee' international 0s talteltsa• itl
e! ver Part, and was
i. fhetad CTd1.g time the world
*5.pwtlt;ri ad sow*4illtry�ayy D hnotifs oa Iy
lab• liar�po� petltosl,Laclea Lea*
it Isms' Meds ee of tl.m
illness persons were
mtlR s#gbndy mold
t toaa'etch Leans.
OM la ty-t*4zdm mile Mihe ca-
menthe
oat �ermmute,nd •►c45ieoththeekpo-o-
tmtlt.lte tempt over the Innloek
r l. a inner. eeeerdt etLlr a
r b tike molt me something
vAto has
MI the ,this
w frownLeona
Veke of th nod
whirl. were pee weillchaei In him 20-
Leona st Springfield.
wands record from
is noir .aedlted
g le en • ..._
JAMES ROBINSON
HAS MOVED
Loco 1be Blocs teosrlly ooemded by
where he hap room to show the largest Stock of
NEW FALL JACKETS, DRESS GOODS,
BLANKETS, LADIEB' VESTS, MINS,
- SHIRTS, and DRAWERS, Gnat
FLANNELS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
ever shown in Ooderich. As the Goods are all of ul
the -West Style and Fashion and marked at the
lowest possible figures, he invites all Visitors to
the Exhibillda-Weed end examine the quality old
i esseds : We ere wear ile beee4111111 Jim
MoB•In, taller • w idaea •ei highly
setesssaA rase emetlS*.a a f'ld,•, pee
mese reaeviy to Sorieeer, Mien. , when he
hes e.ssred a r.memerniv pmit3m as mum
V • teems' * tYlithar►
1Muabess*5 1. *sgtael.
lasida - 4ept 18. -The Ipspeetor of
gesbeistwae m a MMpese just maned. cmr
1 aeaober ty habitoal
fit aafGe b greatly
* Minting, though,
stlptt$on shims the Irein eteta!
s MID more prevalent strews
weer t
It _li. thnt awes=
ric
T•a 0.U.r• m west Mfrs Mlghl
It de.. nee see= pesdhle ihM the MYa
few sighs peepie este be provided Ger fat
dollars it weak. Rut MMes. RerO. 02. thele
femme emelt M £.8do, says M abbe dNh
ell.e hes tined 15 sal Mem. M 4640
tee ghee 1. The Leafed Wee Janina in
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JANES--8I11TSON
TWO DOORS WEBS 011 HAMILTON -81.
KIDNEY TROUBLE CURED
A WELL KNOWN H0T L.XEEPER
RELATES HIS EXt'Eft1KNCg.
Mr u11rs11iD Oww•TLT' mom aID1t2T
T20D11LI asp 1NDI021T1Olr-111 D00 -
!Oath 102 a LO fro TINT WITHOUT GIVE.
TWIG ANT SZLIIIN. '
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helm the Standard. Cornwall
The mirth of the world's program is
lorded, pretreated and continuous, the com-
petition for supremacy is kegs. The man
of business mast keep rank if be would se -
ears my covetable measure of memos. The
watelifnlaess. vf/Raubr-sat t i3* It
volved in modern superintends/boy produces
a mean strain ea t.$ physical amid meatal
powers of modern business man, sad at-
poees them to the attacks of meta= dia.
ewe. Cosidering that mach depends s
boatel la this sem. It bskootes the.r
wM would be vistortos to guard against
the liras approach of dimwit Nealeot sf
early .djuetme.t of digestive sad kidney
dl.srd.n m offs fraught with dire r.anlue
trifling
with health a esp•r�s to this is the tall Mw -
n et et worthless d.000tiou.. Wb
invaluable to make the saqusintones • a
msfe amid .ff etiv. remedy snob as Dr. 9111-
U•ms' Piak Pill Jams Macpherao. Meal
keeper is rie village of Lancaster. Gime
perry meaty, has done busing fee a num-
ber of years is L noeeter, and having sao-
oassfelle catered for the patronage of the
travelling pablio thereto,* is favorably
known not only se home bat also abroad
In ooaver@ation with • newspaper reporter
be enumerated some of his ehlmsts and
how he wee oared. " Abort two years age."
h. said. " my whole digestive apparatus
esemed to Moon. disordered. Some days
I 000ld move around. themagain 1 would be
obliged to go to had. I tried several thine*
but with indifferent csooess. Occasionally
I felt relieved, bot is a der or two the old
rym:Soma would return with a more do -
effect. This kind of thing west
02 55thlg 1 became troubled with my kid-
n eys, whinh was a very *540715* addition
to my suffering. I was restless, with a eea-
sation •f sickness at the atomanb, and wilk
iolrmittent pais in the email of my hack.
I was mteenble enooah whoa I oonsulted
the doctor whet probably did me some good,
because 1 felt relieved. TM doctor's medi-
cine was takes and hie directions obeyed,
but I cite not improve. I had heard of the
fame of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. My wife
believed w them and urged me to try thea
1 am glad I did so, for after taking one:box
1 felt bettor, end I ooneic0ed taking the
pills 2atsl I wee completely eared. This
simmer I had as shook of the mate nor•
phials and I Lound Dr. Williams Pink
wile me e4eotivs as Were. I had this ad-
vantage, reyrlhicttrted*o ere betted is tee
pile saved me from costly and tedious ex.
perimestng .nob as I had undergone pre-
viously. I may further add that both my.
self sad Mrs. M.opbersoo have derived
moon basalt from the nee of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills. and I can cordially recommend
team to those who are sffert g eimril.rly."
Dr. W IIIierne"PhIE Pills oini be djrar, to
the root of the disc.... They resew sad
build up the blood. aad .inowthea the
serves, thes driving disease from the sys-
tem. Avoid imitations by *misting misting Chet
every hex you purchase to esoloeed is a
wrapper be.rieg the lilt teed* mask, Dr.
Williams' Ptak Pill* for Pale People.
AUCTION SALE.E.
Alplillee getting their eats bills muted at
Mies will have • free setae mssrlsd
a list es to the Weed sales
Mi
!motion .ale of handsome hargiee sad
other vehicles aft Kam'. meth's room. on
Saturday at 2 r.le
Aeons sale et household fantasize, car-
pets, a large quantity of thanes, several
stoves, and other Demotes too immoroos to
me.tiee. Salo at 1 r. r. os Wednesday,
29th of 9.ptaber M the Perk Hopes.
Tao. GcitD&T. Asst.
Egmosdville. : Mr. P. V. Eart.rd, late=
the Stretford Easiest= College, has leased
the Oman Ron., Ellmo.dville. for • numb-
er of year.. . Mr. Barnard has engaged R.
Breslow ee clerk, sad Dar Kennedy. r
!nether.
Wt*gham.: TM largest seek of fish vel
reported was made by Mr. F. G.
ea Friday evening of last week. Tb. ealth
oompri.ed 10 black bass. weld:deg 14 Ikar
1. The longest 0.e was 19 inches sail
the shortest 11 nohes
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-OUR --
OBJECT OBJECT
L to .souse your Trade by
sslplyt*g you with the very
hest hmcwa.r at the lowest
poodble prone, rout now w
Me Msy receiving our steak of
FALL and WINTER. GOODS
=abaft rheas for Men.
Woman and Chlldrea, and t.1
.o RIiBl2RRp a[.11kisds and
desodp0ioos to sett evert -
bed y.
PRICE, THR..BHOE$AN .
Sr rte ••calk Wee% IMP M ( lea M 1.11,lisa.
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1897 FALL IEND WINTER REASON 1687
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When we will Awe on Exhibition?
C1,alleettiee of theillenouls Ridln't+neo
Yon are invited to some end nese win el#Dibdt,t.
THIIRBDAY, lei 118 and following limn- .4 _.
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