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TO ADHS/IETEMBRB.
NOtloti of changes sunlit be left at this
081003 not later than Saturday
noou. The Oopy for changes
wart be left not later khan Non
lay
noon. Oatmeal A.dvertimenente
accepted
eu to noon Wednesday of
each Meek.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTIlle---, JULY 21.
selling 0514. W. Broderiek pg 1
Cord of TimokNotth-si. Meth cherub
I,.4•1' Aid .... . 1
Clawing Este -risme Bro. & Co 8
Tere Karabin Dare -Jamie Rekunitea. 4 4
rem le 11405-dtesek Bellows , ,
lietisten4ifes4.-ii. Denham ,
Window fleimge--18. W. McKim:is.... 5
Nuns flirt Wast -Mr.. 'thermos 1
Servant Wantsd-Mrs. A. M Shephard 1
Satter Wasted -7G. X Kum. Wliaithani 5
A Bey From the Coating T. Eassreos 4
Another Additles- tin& Shepherd . 8
Pubtlo Notion
rilAKK NOTICE - ALL BIC1 CLE
I riders are herein asetlotted against riding
tio any of Om mutate the sews o( Doderica.
All 901000. InfringlaltOe the by-law govern -
lig bICYCIIS will be prosecuted according to
law. Br order of the Council.
W. MIT('HILI . U. THOMPSON.
Lima. Bluer.
gelleemb. Jeer MIL OM
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1 ti--TEIE MATTER OF APPIALIROM
tbe court of Revision of the Town of
tied/etch
Tabs nutlet) that lila Honor JeW Mimeos,
ountr Judge of the County of mesa win
hold • ,ourt is his chamfers. la She Court
time, Dedench. on Thunder. the feth day
at July. 11.. at IV o'clock •.11.. to hoer sod 4,-
11.01151 1990.11 from said rovrt 01 iuseydp..
All partial Interested ere requested to attend.
W. idtPCIIIILL,
Tomo Clerk end Clerk of the Court.
11.1.1 (406.1154*. July 1114*. 115. 8411
NOT TO DEPOSITORS.
The Herm sad Bruce Loan end I • yen n t
compluey will rodeos th• tannest on deposits
to threes per Dent. freak and after the dim or
July. next.
1.0 • 715.4
Los.... • 1 security matinee to be made
at live, sad dye sad a half per east Interest.
21177tf HORACK HORTON.
11A IVIN ti HORSE WANTKD -
L P Wanted by the Glederloh Marble Works
• nos Driving Horn la alphas(' lora new
anon. WM. 0•1dPSIILL. Dederick'. 41.
-WANTED JILT THE HAMILTON -ST.
rile atom Rutter gad Alp ter
CM*. . MORROW. Pre.
POP Illaie or To Rost.
GODERICH, ON TWO, CANADA : ' JULY 21. .1898.
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TO 8E0URE THE HUT
RESULTS
PLACE YOUR EDYEETWNE
17.1 THE OOLUMMS Oft
THE SttN11,
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tiODERICH, ONT. n4
D. WGILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
ON THE PACIFIC SLOE.
Letter from Major Thomson.
Ile Ils New Is Ilenlber• isliferala Dad Cleat
•I• intormisleum Where the Orange
Illimeenss dile. •e Thisbe
the Old Yews.
AN intermtiog letter was received
recently by • resident of Coderich from
Jmuts Thumeon, whom way of our readers
will rememher well 11111 a prominent /norm
of this town many years s., Mr. Thom•
his wife love belertor two se three
yew. le California, to which State they re.
leaved from Dasotn, with the hops of im-
proving Mee Thomson. hearth. !'lovies,
where Mr. Thomson is cultivating an orsine
mob. Is Is the southern port of the Siete,
near Los Angels". Mrs. Thomeon's health
is still very unostudeoterv. and she was to
ire to the sea shore this month, to try the
effect of sea bathing for • maw" of weeks..
They find it rather lonesome in CNiitorne,
away from all their family, and may move
back to Dakota next epilog, if they min
make te to have their ranch
taken tiefe of. lo regard to this reach and
the emote growing industry in general,
Mx. Thomson wrikw.
••W• have • nice home here and were
lover se oomfortable. Our rso.ah 11grow.
isg Moly. and will Monte beer this year.
It bore • little last fall ; 1 ROL sihmit tan
hoses of oienges. Thlarymar t.st puce to get
150 hazes, and esob year sill keep on to -
orgasms.; but netball, coss °ammonite for
dm amino* of ear boys Here we-Mitil Mem
out of doors every day to the year. We
have part of the house ooyend with roue
vines, ma winch are
'wean/sir. or REATTIITI.
W. have also a honeysuckle aloe, the finest
I ever sew, end the perfume trom it is
grand. 1 him the orange blemems in the
months of April and March are indescrib•
side. The aroma 611. the whole air. Vet
for ell tato my wit* nines fur Dakota. She
would wooer run the risk of 40 below zero
VARY TO RENT. -TEAT TARN OF
✓ tee scree es let 6. nessen Cotheree
,con ship NIOsI, eareellre Mearad md In •
esma note of eshisolees. Ten scree an In
era** d. es e~ fr es Meese sad
farm boiniteas are aid 11 atellreem-
dittos. Iseconteg tense% wW hew the
privilege of doing fis 1 eionbisa eller
wise. nos ro,ther metionlare ay* to
FRANK 11•1.1.4.*W18. 41. tailloweL 11
I./1 SALE AT • BARGAIN. -THAT
✓ datinefeesugerer. tbe fano of the labe
,d WSW, _ Is lilms To esehip of Coleorse.
i miles frees lignegese. on • geed gra•el road.
eontaialng 111 5. is. good state or ruin -
There te Mem. 10 acres of hard wood
hush rematnieg. Weill watered by living
vtiriatto. Good peahen.. I.(. brkk house teed
bans barn. Tor terms end lostilmileze &Pei'
1 H. MILLIAN. or to
J. B. WHITILY.
.111 Vtecutore, Ooderich. Ont.
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F11, Id FOR SALE THE UNDTK
signed ,ffer• f.w sale that deairritae
(arm twos f, Coact. leo, 4 °horn,. (mooning
hundead so-ee01 n IOP loam.
f Isad is beside eit cleared. moi Id in • good
stem of coltivothes The recut will he seed
.4 *or with ufwjbou1 Ibis senors now
tiond wing • serf • I the icor snood. rise
terms end further earitmenro. ta
WM
YKAO AN. No. WI. ftrune.14.. Otederloh.
FOR LE OR TO KEN I. -FOR
leas os the earner ef lirlateals =I sad
mile or te rest, the ewe eery oot•
Waterloo sir -sI. For further inrtleslare
sS-
p171011116. BUSWSLL es the preaeloss.
Volt HALM OR TO RENT -FOR SALE
12 or 10 0151 the dwelling on 71.1.0111. 1*
primer.1 nespeed by T. Ones& It eastakill
I s rooms. Meted nir &swift mow
room, parker sad Winn, end bas
eumber elowste, paalgios tit:sr
Mwe is half ea tors slimed
with shrubs and fruitneels,_end se ense.
i•wa. Apply to r. 9115 8. ese Mee sr
niter. 10-im
DOR SALE--LOTIS 69 AND 70
L Hutobineonra Servs In the ?owe of
0.411.4*. gin wideb la nested a aloe dwell
lee hems.
Dses444k 911154*01.106
lattiztly to 110•111RON. HOLT k HOLM,.
eb
5511
Ib.. Ltv• California in th• sualm•r, whoa
it is from 90 to 10.`i for months Weepier
oentinual haat and Riot* of the can are
asythina but photostat to Northern people.
lihs has oome 10 the oonfolueion that Om
alienate is sot for law. 1 have excellent
health 1 work my own ranch. I have had
so help, but 11 se continuous work ; you no
sooe..r get all over it sod get it in apple pie
seder theta you hews to otatnetanno again
Weds seg allow • single weed le grow, be-
muse owls weed is • pomp tables moistens
est of the mend. We Imbd 1 very dry
winter. wee yenta. Me 01 00114
firkilik!Pat w• had
PONE hoes lenre lra leaf
that 1 thiak will Genre l• amedi a ureter
for purposes during the Seminar.
Orange) are very low at present. entwine
wily twisty emits • box. Still, the orws of
'97 end '98 brought a fair prim. Some for•
tenet° individuals *old early sad bargainsd
for their °rep on the trees Oni in had
oo• and • half sores be mold for 1750 ; am•
other neighbor had Mese eine be *old for
NEWS
$6.000; mother sold be mop trate tea
acres for $5,500 ; but the great majority
sold through the assooation and have not
yet got all the returns, but 1 thick they will
average hex. This is not bed. for 1.1. •
year-old orchard should product, • oerloml.
or 330 boxes. to ths men is lograor years
41 50 to 42 00 • 1,01 was generally realized ;
but herd times, wiles OM poor man cannot
afford to boy them. have prevailed au" hot
yesr. Then tie export bee dole up from
10,000 oars • year ago to 15,000 this veer.
and 1 fully expeot. it will be 20000 this own•
ins year, for there IWO hundred@ of young
uroberds miming 10 eaoh year and the older
ones ere bearing more heavily each year.
Jose Mink "Mat an imam the two lime of
rettway-the Seam end the Southern
l'etcific -have They at present have
THE 110107OLT OF MOUTHED!' CALIVOKIALA.
They Merge 6300 • mu to convey the fruit
to the Eastern market. 1 endorse the Pop-
ulist doovrtne of Dovierameol ownersbip of
tbem, although I have ....r voted that
ticket. I am sure it would pay the roads
well at nue hall that tam end Isere mme•
thing for the grower. but se it 1. 101 they
put the frienbt tip *0 .11 the fruit will ltdor.
They are having • out rat• war just now on
poweineer. travel sad we meld get hack to
Inlets for $32 50. Vi' ben we name it met
547 90 and the sleeping oar $6 extra." Mr.
Thomson expreeess the wan of himself end
wife to speed • month again in
01.1) voles "
if they ago Spored • few more years --• wish
which (NMI he heartily wheel by their many
friends of the old time still remaining in
'lode -rich in disonseng the weir. is reseed
to which the writ,r elates that he is in so•
eprosetny with the Dented Staten he
predicts that the Spanish flees at Santiago
" will never ere Spain unless in the mem.
time, bolero 11 11 t•kes, Spain shall aucoesd
in Inslr peso" tooron.'• This prophecy
was written about • meet!) prior to the de-
struction of Ce 's heat in toe vain at-
tempt to memo tram Seatiago. The Thom-
son 'mys Dennis ore ell well and doing
well. Their OMB were looking well and
prospects for geed prime this fall were
bright.
AROUND TOWN•
The lack of rainy wrathor does not interfere
with the taking of photographs. Al! the same.
It. IL liallrers is that kind of man who
would not °bleat to • shower to help out his
neighbors.
AeythIng io the shape of Bummer suiting
can be had at this .1.1014u00 01 F. J. Pridham.
tee leading tallsr. The goods are excellent.
and the make is sure to be the bet.
. Foes hrTATO GROWelie -Don't Pei Paris
geeen on your potato •inge wb le they are
blomoming, 1.1, bosun it is ionrious to
the potatoes ; 2ad, Wearies it is harmful to
bees which gather hooey f rota the blossoms;
bemuse it is s vielstioe of the Iso.
Niers Tit is he Padmester Gement hes
mann rerneettect Ono the mews
sod address sf the writer .1seeder of •
letter or elereel 1.1 placed oo -the upper loft
-
baud corner of all envelopes or wrapper',
with • view of fmilitating the return of
suob in owe* they are net wild for by the
party addressed, and thee savior the .end -
tag of than to :he dead letter f1130.
Bra GAME - GOalph Mercury . Mr. Geo.
Steven, 01the Beak of Cotpuseros, reported
to Mr. Alex Stewart, druggist, Otte morn•
tog that hi, No 1 tanglefoot had metered •
terve healthy kitten which had got so oom-
pletely woui .1 op that i1 was helots**
veluel, s preteration is now oarefolly
re wded leen some of the clerks or customers
slitial1 he unfertunste enough to est caught
in . It las been easiest ed *0 lir. Stewart
that it might be theeeseltilly used to oatoh
borne, Written, vagrants. etc.
ABOUT
bargained for. end the document turns out
en order. to Mr. Dummy* owe he ro
foetid to sooept ths tree., end the lirm
DOW try10( to foroe psymeet. The 'mount
le 47, but may mean ten time that before
settle& l'bis should serve; d warning to
humus to be °mobil watt horn they deed
Exeter Ad v ooate.
W LAT lit'ILON Ki.x.-ritto (lass. -The first
step in the West Huron election protest will
he taken this week. Om of the judges of
the Court of Appeal will impart Lae ballot',
papers and ether deco:meta in the case.
HATCHILODA V0 (ILI, MAIDS -The gems
of lombell between the bachelors and old
maids Coudray lest resulted, au oo tha
previous tomato°, i,, fa•or of the former.
This woe We more .toad 10 he 6. The re-
sult will Ithely bring moos.
Tent Leer roc?... -It will, we believe,
be • supreme sotisfection to the Ladies' kid'
of Knox Church to learn thst the Mosta
and plates mined after the below wart.
discovered. Saturday last, carefolly plated
sbrwoaLyite Ws own store, by the owner's
b.r.
Tuts Omuta arf IN Li%
The ranks of the lo,al devotees of the wheel
have received • recru,t in au less 1 person
than :.*Am Lee, 4, ail the tog/tail. Sam
walked tate W fboo,auo. more Satur-
day evening, put down the cash. and de-
parted the proud pomemor of • tine Creecest
whest. Sum then he ha. been acquiring a
mastery of his mount ander the oaretul
guidatim of " Daddy " and has
Monty soedria-egedtiable... prestrees55*0
-
hasn't had first-rate health of late, but his
wheel may now be relied upon to keep him
from too close attentios to collars sad fluffs.
V ALLAKLE TOM% PROPERTY FOR
V BALI -Tb. Wei residartes overlooking
the river and eke formerly occapted bY the
WO 4, Mee nernett seq.. Ideate" in chimes,'
One et the most valuable end desirable Mt
parties Wrote..
I. The tirtostorey frame dwelling hones on
Mouth Mims linmettlanle ed.lnelell the "r"
Oh Etchings Wood at preen* occupied by
Mr Andrew Weddell.
S. The dwelling house end sdlolulog grounds
near the 0, 1'. R. Menne, formerly weenpied
by the late Jade* Toms.
Prices •n4 terms of tosyment retainable. ay
My to °ARNOW it Pitoti prom'
75.11 Rottener*. Ooderloh.
Situations Wawa.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY - GOOD
I torrolkt• APPle te MRS. A.1M,
ML) 1514 11551 lt
NURSE GIRL WANTED -A 00111•
eatent nem girl. Amide 10 1111 SHAW
NOW. North et, it
Moeda
\INS RETTE 0111118
(Indust* end Medalist Gottschalk Lrrie
School Chicago.
°ringlet and bole lame rem Non Street
Merhodlet C n•oh.tlederich.
Teacher of Voice tcreliure, Sight Reeding.
Pips Orden, Pismo. iiiirmony. mese stringed
estruments, esd Italian leuairmote. Pleer wood
Techelose for piano. sad Dallas method for
•ction Melon% will pantie Tonna Conser-
vatory mural at lately. At le_to S.
Studio at the resIdemes
ZUG. Brook ehrest. 441.
pm
BoY w A It Ts ty-Tog LURK THE
rem st Ire, whip bee end 55110005Mistime benteem. 0..r 5511000516 to 17
mem. preferred, Anil/ AS 111111115L
()evil a.
WANTED-YOUNO AND
W rit. et satleell
wove*. or Mier .111 068 te
• motiow sad mans kis
meat ta wood amokwtUi 081 per esseiraistd
to a . Ralf. T. a.
I11,701-17=1
Pay* for what you get
WAITED -MEW AND WOMEN WHO
TV ma work bard tonne sad wrist:Lima
4111417 fpr stipse: week wed bi
metes wits ma weette. • ries
1111m 1D11/18 00., nest&
WANTED-VIACOM AHD OTHER
beret OM 1441.4.611116-
te este* fer "
al titiotra4.1*
is
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Dy ohig sad
DVIIIIINO AND OLALIIIIING.-W HY
la ....on zr...g
ttrIsirla
6;a5i▪ ttp. www45560.55
W16.t.s
is all right. People
.
usually have to do that. Some-
times they don't pay at, all-
sotnetimes they do. When yon
pay for more than you get it is
because some druggists have to
charge you more because they
whack up at the end of the year
with the Doctor they engage at
a cost of 20 per cent. of their
profits to parade their name
through the country.
We pay no Doctor to "holler"
for our Drug Store. We attend
to that Fod pf the business our-
selves by giving good, reliable,
honest goods at fair price; by
having the Dispensing Depart-
ment under the supervision of a
qualified chemist at all times -
day or night, and by guarantee-
ing satisfaction or your money
back.
We fill any Doctor's prescrip-
tion with any other druggist's
awns on, attd if you are not sat-
isfied Wag it back and we will
hand you back your money.
Terme strictly Cash.'
libeettamaipties keg Stem
11011 MADE 88411.N15E6
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RAKING POWDER.
HOMg.
wee Weep on 110 homestead. The funeral
Moodily last was largely attended, in
••ideiso et the k ndle relations tint had
existed between 011. dimmed and his former
neighbors for so emote years. l'h• enrvioes
were 000duoted by &Rev. R. Hendenipo. of
Smith's Hill Preshyteran church, of whioh
ler. Morris had been for years a faithful
member. l'he pall bearers erre (thee
bit/Hardy. Wm. Clerk, J ohn Tithe, Thos.
Sellows, Kenneth Morris and Charles
morns.
\ -
'rowo At eorney Lewis has beea busy lately
making hia returns oi the orinunsli bonuses
of the past six coonthr of 1898 114 the six -
tem mess tried before the (amity Judge's
Criminal Court end the General Seems. of
the Peso", only one primmer eras fogad Wet
Relit,. The orlrine_oomprised arson 2,
lourghay 3, shaft 4:icTid aggravated assault
7, the geoteooes rauguir from 2.3 °moths in
the Central Prima to three montbs in the
common jail. Fines to the smoant of one
hundred and seventy-tive dollars wore sloe
imposed.
1“ RAcIS The mm -
mite in Merge of the binyole rams at the
Agrioultural Perk lest Friday evening amp.
ly fulfilled their promise. eo provide • good
ovetong's sport. The riders Were out to
win. and, with the exoeptios of the toys'
ram, tha oonteste were ell siondingly keen.
The places were woo es follow* Quarter
nolo opeo- -101, Alex. Mayor ; Mait•
land Humber 3rd, Oliver Rhyme. Boys'
halt -mile, in heats. beet two in three-lst.
f lotto- uniuniattrlett, --Fred-0%11(1mq:
mile opeo-let. A. hlolver ; 2.4. Ed. 11.!.
ohm ; 3rd. Maitland Harem. Two mile
bandicep-let. Alex. hlelvor. soratoh ; 2ad,
Ed, Reicher, 150 yards; 3rd, Idalt. Hum-
ber, 150 yiuds. Time, 512. • •Tbii• laat
the warmest in the buooh and created great
tetanal easeees abe apeetahara. The .Mm
Band was in attendance and there eras •
fairly good crowd.premot, butinot as meaty
es the merits of the program and the mall-
ows of the adonasioo fee we:noted. Th•
The metnbers of the Mlittliflee committee
give tbeir services gratuitously, and it
would in some degree rimiompricure them for
their time and trouble to ese • larger num-
Mr of the townspeople turn out and show
their appreciation ot the efforta made to
provide wholesome sport.
A Swint. Millirris“. -The meeting on
riWoJileIelealeref Carets 146, of the °sow
diem Order of me Circles was of • rather
Informal charaear. .14 was held at Mee
Warooca's riesideace7sRIViert street, wittiati
attended by • large number of the members
and their friend'. 'rhos. MoOilltauddy,
who is the leader ot • oircle of the order to
Toronto. wee present and gave. very
• talk ea the •4005 sod benefits of the
order. His hearers heartily enjoyed Mr.
lifutbill.onddy's address. The initiation of
• member wee • feature of the meeting
Refreshments were served sad • pleasaut
time speot in a gm ail Way.
Hritilte•Al. -The marriage of Mies (Alt,
daughter of the late John 0.11. 01 Ooderich,
grsad•claughter of Jelin Galt, 0O well-
known novelist, and mem of the tate Sir
Alexander K C.11 G., sod ta' Sir
Thotna• Galt, of 'foronto. which took pleas
at Elm Ridge, Dorval, the reeideem of her
sister, Mrs. John Seems, was the mon
Moe of • very Oswalt gathering of essay
old !roods from Ontario end elsewhere, Mr.
and Mrs Savage's hospitable oisaiitry Mune
being filled to overflowing with eatele. . he
bridegroom was Robert Clerk, 4*501551- '.f
the Bask ot Montreal, of Monet Jo, N.1. -
Tereeto Globs
AiiCIDINT.-batuirdey night about ten
o'clock, am Mime Sophia Gard wee wheeling
Mr. Craig to trils.-raph to Loads* for it,
"'Hind thn Sntinin. din linn ran dnwn by nt...• /stoned all right oe l'haretiay.
vebiole driven by (nerve Sowerioy. et Gods -
Oyer te end umbrellas are not very 04 15.
returned when left in that way .
A Cosegtorrinia Acr -Bramble Post, :
Q.Ner people, some of them reeldoota of
Clinton VVbat do van think they did?
Stele Yaws from the cometeey in whieh
dowtws had bow plead OD 11 Irate. They
must barely he Dear relatives to the fellow
who stole the ooppere off a dead maa'a eyrie
and kicked him bemuse they waree't
quarters. A tight board fence, six feet
high, should be put around the Cloaca
oemetery or else the contemptible thieves
should be phoned within • et -Jos -walled ell•
aliment leotard la tloderieb. .
THE ENTRANCE EXAMS.
List of IluootrisRal tJantlidatoo.
Tie hays and Girls WOO are EllgIble few
Aluminum at tee With arlisials
Nest Wall- r. a. Learns Re-
melts Nest Week.
THE following is the list of candi-
dates passed to the limed of Examinors for
West Huron, together with the marks ob.
Wined by enth. In ocidition to those who
had obtained the full retjuirements, viz . one
third oo each subject and one half of the
total, 1 modulates who had the re.
eitired total, MO marite, tat bad faine •
little iolow tn ale, or, et meet. two subjeote.
were, in s000rdenai with the regunitione.
passed I.y the Board 00 .000014* of their age
or other ciroutnalances . Cords giving the
marks of the cendidotes will be sent out as
usual.
Tb. results el the puldiu school IsevIng
examination will be wino in next week's
mue, the Board having found it imoossil,'•
to bev• them reedy io time to go with tho i Lavigne' A.
entronos. Harold Masson -t 71
i.inigKicit 110011. itCHoOL Joules Morns l'"'" 70
hese Aoneses 576 Janie& 145.500 53
Jennie _NatWest 593 J. Maud Spence 62
Ky. Dunlop 674 William Elliott bl
Manninge 718 Rata Elliott 60
Flo. McLean -• 588 Lexie Setherlset 58
. ,.....or
Ake' Natal 669 -May Newton 58
Mary 'fait 662 W. Herbert Taylor 57
Hugh Andrews 646 6'.1i. Ty. 55
}ferry -Get . 8-11:thallfauom ' 66
rooster Farrow 588 Evelyn Vrairie 53
1. '‘ 'Lewitt •"'•-•*"'"'"L",gst,
ww...iohnstoo
Darius Sallow* .550
Thomai shopped 637.
Olive Rates 618 .
Irene Dickson 662
Clara Hall 689
bottle Morrow 561
Bertha Million ' 644
Mabel Strang 844
Lillie Webster '592
ir-dward Craig 572
Herbert 'Nadine 561
Jamie Garrow 567
Kneen .lordai, . 758
Willie RobinIwo . ''..,,
586
Wilfred Williams 1. 4... . 649
Jelin Duff 560
Jacob Hewald, of Zurich, 23 veers of age,
was drowned Stnelsy afternoon while lasth•
tag in the lake. Is is supposed he took
°reams.
Wanghem : Mn. Molntyre with her
family, has roo• to Alexandria, Mm., when
ith• will join her huoload, who lett here
nomei tIED• DEO. Mr. Molott re has been
obliged to throw op his poettion Branaeo
on account of illness, end has gone to Alex
andria to reside.
Seaforth: The other day m W. D Bright
was retarniev from Wingbam, he left hie
overcoat in the car when he left the train at
t ;noun) W heo he re•ohed Seeforth, he gm
A Forgo BOY'S DIATH -Crustiest greset,
ton of Charles Bates, dise early last Sunday
morning in his thirtmoth year. Charlie
had been a cripple end in a weak state of
health generally since early ohildhood, hut
his death mime entirely without warning.
Saturday night he was apparseelv as welts.
eve., at three n'olook nett merniag he seem•
ed to be all right, bet at six o'olook be was
found deed in It'd. Although debarred from
t thing tartan many of the joyf of ohildhood,
be took • keen interest in the doings of oth-
ers and wee tun illy brieht and ohm/ ful. Hie
rotative have our sympathy la their bereave
-
merit
TR• Ci.rmrox Eximastorr.-Mix hundred
Cliatesims mine to Dederick hiet Thursday
u pon as exoursioe conducted ty the Meth -
*diet Sunday schools of Clinton. they did
n ot 'Wool the rainstorm upon which we
and to he ahlti lo count en th. meanies of
their annual visit, although there were
hard hearted people among our residents
he would have rejlioed at • damn:icor -
net to spell the feu of our visitors, bet to
gave the oorporation wsterlog cart and
make the gardens grime &gale. However. it
wee • warm. bright day -the right eon of
day to spend In the park or os the water,
sad that le what the exenirsineteta did.
The owl of London made trips on tne lake
and carried • large number of people, while
bathing stui omits" also were enjoyed.
The make brew hone mme along aag
triads masio for the plesiokers.
rich township. howerby • horse and
another were going at • eery rapid rale
around the Square, sod some of these who
entwined the sooldeat state that If • drivers
*ere *ming. Mies Card made an effort to
me out of the way, but bar bicyole was
weed by • wheel of Sowerby's bossy and
sbe was thrown to the ground. Sbe was
tektite into Ooode's drug store, when ebe
q ilokly reoovered. The TOKIO, 510111411 is
severely bruised, and oonsiderable damage
was does to the bicycle
Dien 1.iiii.ohoronw. -The sews
comes from Torment of the death under die
Noisier circumstances of R. D. Moffatt, M.
Id, son Rev. 1)r. Moffatt, well known is
(iodic -tab ea the asset of the Bible Society.
De. Moffatt hod ham having trouble with
tile teeth and went to • deotiet's ofhos,whers
it was tound 1,1.1 .41 teeth would have to lo
int noted. • doctor was oalled 10 and ad•
ministered chloroform, but before the 4..'
lilt bad finished he operatios it was notiosd
t hat the pottiest was collation*. Sinned
doctors were sommosed, bat before my of
them oosld arrive on the Seette Ide had de-
parted. Dr. Moffatt had been id poor
health, and was not in • fit state to underro
the admislatertng of the druri. He was •
married maa and had sae small child.
Ifeerses or BANANA
PINE APPLE
RASPRERRY
NTRA W R Y
VANILLA
RATIF1A
LEMON
•• WINTERORMIN
EXPTERIO I NT
" CINNAMON
106. per mt. Bilkieg Preget, 95e. a monad.
*14 .54. by es, eel Iteneekteed, er
06517 554011 .01.5U011147
W ILSON'S
rtICEICRIWAAUG RTORK,44*
lather reakel• 64*4
Daniel headers 568
George Sanders 611
No. 6 -Mollie Cotter. .. ..... 581
No. 7 -Lydia A. rinkbeissr 691
No. 10 -Moe. Sherritt 560
Myrtle Wiens 727
US1101141.
No. 1 -Ida Blietchford 656
No. 2 -Jessie Monteith 716
Rhoda Premiere 650
Nellie Stewart 624
No. 5. --Wilbur W ood.... All
Ne. 5-les1te Itootaeon 666
a e.se u AWaS1011 It.
No. 1-1Maggis Mathews ... .. 661
Winona Kirkpatrick ....
No. 3 -Irene Woods 606
No. 4--,Jostoti Carrel. ... .... 682
Maggie G. Clash, 683
Charlotte Took 560
No, 7 -Eddie Mbomou 61:N
Mired Naylor ...... , . .... 623
No. la -Hoary Martin ... „ .o 744
Hattie Well wood - 609
Sepiolite Sohool-Aaguskine Linehan" 602
NAST WAW %NOSH.
No. 6 -Eve Wightmon. • 566
teedierieh Celleginte kisstitete.
Too followtog are the peroentsges oh•
tweed by the pupils of Form I. .1the lune
promotion examinations
Bengali , The lionsall race amok is befog
need by .1. 1. Doherty, of (1,0100. who is
training • tioe string of horse" for the
summer meetThole doing good work
andei the skillful guidaare of the owner in-
olade moll well known boasts as foamy H.
12:2411, Hoy Prank 12.250, Marguerite,
King Mouton (2 2611 Jenne Stanton and
Fred H. The laves and well.. quiptio.1
stable of W. B. Mcl eon furnishes the hast
of accommodation for the valuable limits.
FAR/MILL To MISS 11. Coll. -Thursday
of last week the ohoir of Koox °buret,, of
whioli Miss Mot .1o11 bed been for about •
year the effioient said popular organist.
bold • gathering et NI•oesetuag l'ark frit
the purpose of saying farewell to the young
lady prior to her departure for lalpsio,
flernaoy, where she will pursue her musical
stadias. Molt of the member. of the choir
whesied out to the park in the afternoon,
and when the oompasy had assembled •
splendid sapper was wooed ie the l'ark
Hotel. slipper ended. • troop photograph
of the oompsoy was takes, after which the
woods and the beach had sursotIons for the
young people. After dark nem bad fallen,
the hotel parlor wee the scene of • very
pleasitot gathering. 4 I of them pre-
sent gave monad salsotions and the com-
pany dispersed after the similar of "Acid
;sag Syne," Mho McColl left Monday
morales with the gond wishes of a host of
frietide, who hope to he able to greet her
alien 1. Goderich •fter her phsenos of •
year es the Contiosak
ANOTItall TRAM) -ratetetil Menuld he es
ths look -ant for • sliok.tongeed fruit tree
agent who is" doing " many Ismer" is Usk
semn' of the mese, MBA *..s* tineedsmill
fraud Chin Massy, lot 14, eon. 10,
Stephen, ix es* of the yetis', bed will
doubtless pay dear for his experimee. Tb.
mode of presider* la as fellows i-115
mills at • farm home sad gots off the .151
harangue about trying te sell trait trees
Net being &hie to afoot • sale, and always(?)
brine busty, he asks the farmer If he out
ameassedemo hien with • meal, la nears fee
whieb be will give twe ee three Wales trees.
Of ream tbe farmer is .,,Slly tickled, and
to slew hie gratitude glees hie /nest the
best is the house Before leaving, however,
the farmer 8, 5510.4 te stirs a dominant te
allow 1.10.1. 1.44 angst took dinner at mob a
plays. and en ardor for tyre chaise trees.
The sewn deserts, and in • thew time •
large weeelgement of fruit trees 001515 1. the
IMVIEINO of the farmer. and it is thee be Sok
oat Nat be hei swore "ober» fruit" time be
Harry Wiggins • 51
Reggie Hurtste..: *T.
Edith Acheson
Eitel!. Acheson
Mary fdolionald
Everett Femen
Coral Vivian
Ailort Dickson
Sybil Knox
Loa's Mclean
Nisbet Tom
Annie rollsy
Seaforth :Friday last, the Huron,. of
Seaford% got evtin with the Kerlin Reagen
for the defeat at football which they re
osived on May 24th. The game was
played at Soeforth, multi:ay 3 to 0 in favor
ef the Hurons. There wee • dispute in the
111101 half of the game over • claim made
by Berlin to • goal wbioh was disallowed
by the referee. The Berlin people had a
special train, with a brim bend sad • crowd
of football sathusiasta line it was all in
vein.
Ashfield • T. Murphy had been using
his mower and got don a behind the nuichine
to fix tometbinty, when the horses started
to beck and he wee kept beneath the
machine in such • way tha* it, was moos
sihis tor him to cell out for hell). He Wee
durcovered io thus conditios • few minutes
later, suffering intensely from • miler boos
so badly fractured that It protruded from
his breast, while he had other internal in•
juries. He has been under the constant
care ef two doctors tiro*, who hope to pull
him through all right.
‘401,11LICH Me? %KATI ficri..
Nora Dean
FredGalloway
It•Y/1111
}enacts Footle
Chas. Ferguson .
Robt. Batley
Ade Roulet t '1
MILADAAA.I. P. II
Murree 714.1
-reisr mom .....,
551
553
627
573
573
563
550
Renee Cninhart
Hort Elder
F.thel Uolwslt
ZOILICK P. N.
Milford Faust
Iliss• Richboil
liars Koehler
Ethel Williams
nueeSe ... 1. R.
Willie Glean
Minnie Dania
Gore Roberta
Roy Litt ia
Menet h MlIligac
DUNGANNON.
Noricz.-The local agency in Dungannon
for Tin Swett, is at the ofnce of .1. 0, Were
veyeam, Ice., who will reosive or•
comers for sub•Mdptloati, savertising and job
work. and le authorized to litVe reeelote for
*mounts paid for the ems.
I A. Ng WTON, DENTIST, OF LUCK•
V?. mow will •lelt Innmennon on 1st sod
lird nide" of each month. All modern meth
ods of extracting and filling, and rumen, ant.
&dial teeth. Offloe. next door to Medd's tailor
ahoy. Hours, 9 a tn. to 6 p.m.
TudinAr. July 19, 1898.
berenester - The remains of the law
Mn. Mary Woods, the beloved wife of
Thomas Woods, of West Waffesnoeb, were
interred Io Dungannon oemetery, on Wed•
needs, lest, being escorted thither by •
large orsamitom of sorrowing relative",
frieods, asd slow a large number ot acquain-
tances. The deoweed w5, ewe of the most
respected and industrious pioneers of West
Wawseesit, and woe aged 75 years. Rev.
1. L. Armstrong pliorfortned th• mimeo
obituary sorelees. She has loft sorvi•ing
her to Moen her teddies departure, an af•
fectiestste, aged husband. there daughters,
viz Ans. Jane and Matilda, sod four .,.ns,
Thomas, cm the homestead, tInorire, portio
school teacher, and two eons in the North
West. She will bo sadly mimed is the
hone eirele, especially by her ireserable and
levant' ifesband. also tin the ehereb, of
whioh she was • constant member, sad in
the miebberhoed, in which, sloes with her
bereaved family, she had lived for many
years. She was as affeetionate wife, hind
mother, anti wee highly est sinned ea a
selerbbor and good oiliest). Tho bereaved
family have the strioore sympathy of the
rernmenity at large In the ead 1ereavent0.t-
One or THU 01.0 STOI K.-Oor venerable
freed, Maurine Dalton. of Ashleld, was in
Sews Tuesday. sod THI 814714AI. had the
pleasure of • basibleith and • good word
with him. Mr Galles le Kr years of age,
hat is as lively se a °Ticket 154 15 hearty se
a bey to his teem. He risme to ()made in
1837. and to Hines ie 1941, when the die
triat was • bootleg wilderness, sad by
energy seri industry sneeeeded is getting a
geed boss for himself and Nosily From
1/461 unti11875 he was • member of the
ooset• Opnootl. and ban always taken a
dam interest is pahlio matters. The scribe
reavie4e4 Mr. Deltas the ever
basely 75.11 540, whim he meld 51.5 le
sedierioe • " tasemnf rate Irish jig." end
the old gestleinaa ressoadol.“ Faith. I *am
4. 14 yet," and wire • "arise of steps that it
would petals • NIBS fifty roars his tenter te
mrseete. W hes we pseud with the weedy
pieeser there was It fervor Is ta• maa.51.56
..a • teriok le in **eye, 40.1. 11 wire to be
hhows bemuse Kerry and Kerry.
Ittere's Pim sots hos' 1.55. i. dilal.
54I7EN P. P.
Florence Biseett
Mb.! Font&
1,n11a Roos
Olive Wright
Wm. Muir
Samuel Thome"
Mabel Brook
Lorraine Hooper.
Franois Rowclifie
Walter H. Gregory
Daniel Roadie
CREDITOR PUBLIC icstrola
Ira Preen. a
Chas. D Brun
Lydia M. Fink Wiser .
Ceara Kionzle
Carrie Kahn
Lily Trate
Magi& Tents
Mary C. Yams
ogieramst• runt= *meet -
Albert' Callas.
Lillian Elliott
lAllian Salton
Lima Willson
Cedrio'Hill
DUSTS! Or 010111111MOS1101 -.Tbereteresed
away at his borne is Oelborse, The y of
last week, an old 1.1respeeted roam* of
the township, 8. 40. poem el Geerp. Mor-
ris, after • brief Masse, hetes. bet We're
flays He was beta ta the telnisbip of As-
sailer is IRM, mad own* Colberse trial
his parents whoa lest toe year old, where BORN
be brig oleos ,..1454. Is 1868 he wam 81,04N In Myth, da to Mr. and Nei 10 .1weete R. MoLeas
married ta 1155 (Catherine Boyd. and Iv" W Mese. • Woe, 1117141414,
NOW ell the fares open whelk lig Mot 0110go. 2-Weslay Meted
Throe &mestere mistiest Ilre llitreshes, el mania in oniberue....thneada, . $e. 1 -Ida Joe1,0040101., y
Ky.,eag Yam 11527 est MIs. Jet 14.11111. (Nene Morrie. egiirli=1. Hiles Heaver
Na 1 -Bert Counter/hem
No, 4 -Margaret Finlayson
No, 5 -Bertha Gardner
No. 11--Allos Dougherty
No. 12- Wilber Cathoert .... .
Thos. Pritebard
Bella MoKeoz s
No. 13 -Adam H.mil'os
Fred MoAlludisr .....
No. 15-Dosald Modeseld .....
Annie K MoKessis.
602
631
71b
bb6
674
befi
610
574
812
710
774
637
560
werSnew5.
Frank Edwin!
Olive Turner
Millie Godwin
Wellinstes Daytona
Catherine Webb
Mamie Monteorrery
Harvey Deutrutit
Lis Koox -
Orville Godwin
Albert Coraelk
Ernest Hotta).
Philip Kiel,
Lizzie Goalie
Montages Coil/eras
1,5.5, 14.71...
Id. Thaw
•-‘46511...1mmi..61
Emily ?thephacd
Herbert Buctuutan
Emily Vile"
Mary linrie.
Frock Saunders
Ethel V &natter
RATDold•
Percy Tye.
Nallib Brown 49
lieerge 49
Bert Martin 48
Laura -.rail/ 47
Wilfred Naftel 45
Clan Wella 44
Franklin Maumee- . 43
Mead Sharman •
636
571
568
706
666
610
b72
630
567
638
552
573
649
554
568
581
638
566
558
561
609
581
bh2
614
47
47
47
4.3
42
36
36
31,
30
74
73
63
63
61
60
60 _
10
59
58
57
,,. 57
56
b6
'
56
56
b4
53
62
b2
bl
so
Willie Stothere
Ethel Sneyd
Harty Worsen
41
40
ao
32
Rice" Pure Kett tor table or dairy.
A new printing offioe hes been opened on
Hamilton street by Messrs. Chisholm and
Turner
Miss Marton and Master Allan Robb, of
Seaforth, are visiting their prandmother,
M re. Oliver.
Idles ,Oliyer, of New York, is visiting
her mother sod sister at their home on
Elgin avenue.
Mn. Gook weed, Miss Leak wood &ad
Master Norman Lockwood. of Guelph, ere
guests at the Park Home.
Hugh Ryan and James Tigert, graduates
of t•oderioh Collegiate Institute, were sac -
°metal in the May eiaminstione of the
Normal College, Hamilton.
Wanted. -Butter not lower. 12a *ash
for best Dairy Tube -G. E. King, Wingham.
Several of the boys wheeled to Tutt'. Bey
on "isturelay, to ,lett the campers there.
5,53 Mrs Miobsel Dalton, of Kintell, hes re•
694 turned home after • vont with Mrs. Mo -
562 °rattan, of the Huron road. Mrs. Mdirst•
586 ten has had • severe illness the past six
596 week., but is now, we are pleased to learn.
562 beginning to recover her accustomed health
604 sod merry Her nephew, Charles Dalton,
5.4 is staying with her.
620
550
5.52-
01,01)155
No. 2 -1/6•i Snyder .. 568
Nn. 3 -Maty E. Rom 56.3
No. 6- Wesley McLane 509
No. 7 John Durst . 61))
No 9--Whiale -.ham , 635
itterisotr.
No. 1 -William Dryedsbe.
'rhea. Salkeld
No. 2 --vaward McRae
Fawcett Sturdy
No. 5 -Flora Connolly
Benson Elliott,
Glen McDonald
No. 6 Arthur Moilleskey
en,, Samuel Mollwsln 588
No, 8 --Anal. Harrison 673
wragt,re.
(Solon No. 1 -Emily Drysdale.
No. 3 Stella Rothwell
No. 6 Joh. MeAsh
No. 7 George Elsie
Ns. 9 -Alla. Meier.
Balla Thompson
No. 14 Nefleini Reyes
('hall.. Whiteouts
Exeter Dr. Ames sootiness at the
hems of his went' in Mottillieray, where
he and Mrs, rime bad pee to speed • few
weeks' ride.
The committee in oharge of teat Friday
evenior's binyele tome were mutated in
their prize -Riving by the generosity of
seven! of our bunnies men. R. it. Sallow@
eontriiinted half.dr, 'in °shine1 photos, the
Henderson Itioyole Co. • bicryole saddle,
and the Kensington Furniture Co. • fine
rocking chair. Other awhile@ were Riven at
cost or tinder.
The departmental examinations which
708 had been going on at the Colleelate
652 Institute for two weeks were oencinded oo
615 Monday loot, and the iondidates have die -
bob p.rec,I to await the verdioe of the
561 examiners. As those who wrote thie
738 summer mem to he pretty well satisfied
836 with the papers eel. before them, the usual
563 period of suspense may not be so distressing
as canal.
Raw ember tha lila selling out ot
shoes ma reedymade olothing at J. W.
569 Broderick's. Customers me that wet mean
651 business and are selling goods as adverthied.
670 We want to ober one the stook and are
679 selling vary obese. On Friday and Setae
-
5513 day we will eller •nother fob lei of boots
7611 and shoes, at twenty•five and fifty meta per
636 pair, and if you want • good snit of elothee
560 °heap, attesd this cheap sale. J. W.
Broderick.
No. 3-Lio Riohardson. .....
Emma Digatin
No. 14-Col4a A. Walk
WICK allatifTIL
1--sooloot J. Coolest
.1.mm Toed
•••
51/7
606
677
5'74
5434
*150
bog
gelf
dr
• Priceless leiseevers.
"Moat AND MWArl" 4. so osfalltbIs, alnIs.s
and sos•poisonem remedy tor the care of
Cuter, Cartilaginous Mows, Sore Threat
end
• variety of skin disease* it cures
°anew la any pert of the body where the
sortie leo mob It. Seed for coroner inv-
ite inillnisidese beer to apply the tkisid.
SRI EilOspo plat ..a 30e per hell Met
bat*
11•14110IY8 LAHORLTORY. Oedema'.