HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1898-8-18, Page 44 1iVS DA,r, Aug, 18, 1898.
E.B. M. H.
The
SUMMER PEOPLE
• • •
are an appreciative people ;
they know a good thiug.
They tell us our livery is that
bus$ they have ever patrob-
taed, and appreciate the way
running qualities of the wheels
we keep and the attention
giveu them. Pletwetl custom-
ers are the best advertise-
ments; that's the kind we
have.
BICYCLE SAMAINS
M pricee from I$1O up inseoond
band w heels, each one the very
lest value to be procured.
&till and inspect them.
EMERSON'S
Baylis eat Made Hew, sad
(ltivelshd Cyon Livery.
MI erMweellgitentet..7
EVERY THIIRSDAY 1101tNIN(i
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YODopcu. THUIgIDAY. AUS 1S. iu 1.
THE BREAKWATER CONTRACT.
THAT the under for constructing the
breakwater et Goderich hoe been
awarded to a local firm given great
satisfaction to the residents of this
town and surrounding country.
It is • guarantee that a fug mese-
- um of the cost of construction will be.
expended in the town, and that, there-
. bogey aaeoelit wni accrue 7. e•`•
rwhich has not always resulted when a
contract hu been awarded.
As to the contractor,, we need say
nothing, as both FRANCIS Smarm and
D. MCGILLICUDDY are well known
to the people of Huron, each having
hived in the county for several det.tles.
It is to be regretted that the work
of harbor cx.netrnctioo, when last
warded was not more vigorously pro -
ted, but we are in • position to
te that no time will be lost by the
firm in carrying out the contract.
iminary arrangements are now
der way, and presently the manager
tgf oonstruction will be on the ground
:pod the work properly initiated.
We might toy for the benefit of
moldersmel the. psbli... pommel,
that tate contract was awarded in
open competition, on the merits of the
case and to the lowest tender.
THE DREDGING CONTRACT.
We regret to learn that no dredg-
ling contract has been awarded thus
tar in connection with Uoderjch har-
bor for the present year. _.
That a nornesity exists for immedi-
ate action towards dredging the her-
bor no one will deny, and for that
reason no time should be lost in get-
ting the work under way.
It is quite true that the Depart-
ment of Public Works has Clone its
duty in calling for tenders for th
work, and it is also true that the De-
portment is not to blame that the
tenders submitted were out of Rli pro -
(•portion to the appropriation, and that
on that account none of them was
IF soospted. All the same, the necessity
for the work still exists, and some
effort should be made for improving
the harbor, even if day work has to
be resorted to for a portion of the re-
mainder of the season.
At present there is a dredge lying
idle in the harbor, and we believe an
arrangement oould be easily come to,
whereby a benefit would result to the
harbor without a very large expense
being involved to the Department.
Certainly half of the appropriation
Weald go a long distance toward
ahy improving the condition
the harbor is in at present.
SNAP SHOTS.
It was Jose 'BILUNoe who wrote
9 stay is 2 win." Only don't 'ntey l,o.
-Uncle Sam's, harvest this year
been pnrt.ienlarly large, while Spain re.
• heavy ahrinksge.
-The average legislator is now
ring ova whether it will lane it. lei' ,11,•01,
bith t*IIWAd' pass trimmings, or 11600 for
1A•
-Speaker Rearms* was mitre
leered than any Van .: hero during
past week, end like the 'Yankee hero he
nothing for which should he he
--If all of the flatand skis -
heaped open Ai. RVAWTeRa .
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THE_ SIGNAL : , GODERICH ONTARIO
u( %big land etimel fans to face with • crisis,
w. W leek, that is liable to canes the. pro
vines tt( ours to tile -lite from metre to
circumler.Iu* atel cruse to 1. wruug front
the heart anti brain of mon the far-reaching
end seal-atirriug cry, •• Ud toy eyes (!white
me, or am I lame Y'
-Ourwii isnoePt1.g. -nalured
ainl evelttuopervd uutttemporaries are
throwing bouquets •t us these tlsya Tiro
floral dfsple). rule from orchids to.eabbage-
hta.ly, out we have r habit of taking emery•
thing that wined within easy teach of us.
• -There was no necessity for stay-
ing up all night Friday to tell haw the
Legislature would pan out on edivieion.
If HARDY or WHITNEY had asked US what
the result would he, WE should have told
theta early in tt o c.eniug an.t they could
have retired to the urine of MoKru Sts or
of It rte bee• at 10 e. N. e
-We would rather be known- u
the editor of Tux SIGN U. than by any
other Appellation, but from this It orad not
he inferred that our preference is to write
on the ctrl of an ink -keg rlr keep our noes
in the spate -box for tan It/uri st a stretch.
It is pleasant now and again to rest our
weariness by tackling jute that would Drake
other chipr stagger. That's how we get
our recreation.
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
-- MHBV- MLT satin-IM-tHrlemt.
IAMsu Ahertaer, : Britain'. Chinese
motte tail b.-K(pih.gised as 'n The doors
are mine to open," end Ruesii e " The doors
are mine W eleY. ' •-
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"ALL MIDI PK*i AND t.tl'At.
Hamilton Spectator : •• Give us each day
Sar daily based," pray those Southern chap.
M Grimsby Park, •• but don't let soy black
Mon have b Ta the same hotel "
e . it
NUT WAK, Buy nA051tA1 1.
Ottawa ('iuz,o : W.'v. . aro thinking
over this war game a mood deet, and oome
to the oonolnno• that those Spanish bat-
teri.s pelohed a bail with •oor kr/wow autism.
That is the 0.1y way we can account for the
' ack. gettlag eo few hits.
♦ * *
vola ,on rBOMI!ITIol.
, IAgsrso118en.; Ettei.T4MISI r preltibi&iae.
ren of the measure is not adopted, is 41•1-
demos
vedemos of the strength of temperanoe .eou-
moot, ot the ripening of publto optowo ru
favor of prohibition, and of tee desire that
Canada should occupy • high piece among
tee enlightened nations of the es n '-
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NItt:oTIATIUN t0 TIIS RITTER WAY: -
Baotou Traecript : If. at about the time
that peace with Spain is 0000luded, we find
the distlagutsbed uommteetoners of the
United States, Great Britain and ('sed.
have equated all grievances so that all the
quantities can Le carnotite), sod that by-
gones are to remain bygones, we oan w.0
emulate ourselves quite as much on what
pe..ful negotiation no. done for us in the
North m what we have ew;omplubed by
force of arms in the South..
THl* 1IAYe. Doge ..00(4 woke.
Stratford Bacon : There mems to lis •
tendency amongst may of the newspaper
oerreepwdaa at N.penee to d .credit the
brilliant work of the American dstecive.
.m4 SW.w.dnwr ewe *ba r-Swetter We my
" brilliant work " advisedly, for their
steady. peri a int search has r.-
D shod iu the di.covery of moot of the stole 1 I f
money. and. presumably, of the rubbers.
The PinkerWo dot ,otty's are net workout
tor the reward ; they are paid a fixed salary.
whether they summed or fa.l. They have
succeeded in Ming a de -mg robbery,
and for .hat deserve the thanks of the law-
abiding citizens
(1. the shies. Another grant is the class o
Ally gee was tried ei the meow eneuoa
11C Rha be ya were hem, uyl y ewi tl,
51,tet to the •vso .g. Nos o•e u
I hem ranked me both as forte th In the cisme.
Of *wither cies. of thirty tiv..tx were a1
hewed the freedom tel rite street' at might,
had every one of tbein had giant two or
three years meows too fourth and filth
grade•,
•
f ewe: v the same weight the poles of the
twiggy wee welt sustained soul help arrived.
Ts. baggy alone raostywi &snarler ; but
f time did not matter, ler walking was good
at the 90. 0000sSstes.
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Tile 4:14..•T 0114 Or TUN AUS
8prfoifield kepubllpeo The deetb of
Bismarck •t the ego of 8.5 te pot an cvat
that di.turbe the world, but it is an creat
which ewakeas the thought of tho wield to
the appreciation ot a great 5Mteema. Is
tbe letter bail of chi, ore' wry there have
boos but four men c o,, -ie a th the
Merman-CAvou', who did for hely whet
lismarok did for liermauy, but whir with..
inferior race could not parallel the greatoeoa
of the Merman'. eobievcment ; (Gimlet .he,
who had been the prineip'l force in the d-
velopment of K.gleod ; Pupi. Imo N111 ,
who hes brought the papacy up to the h.eh-
yet level for live cr,turie., and given the
R"mvo Churu4 a new lease of life ; and
Abraham Inmate. These sr, the toweriog
figures of the lit moiety -- of the metary.
Presently the Qummo of Reglneed.willsaume
her rank• end it will not he • ler nee ; Bis-
marck said, after meeting her at the bedside
of her dying wen -in-law, Emperor F.ederick,
that mho was "one of the wisest ststeamen
et the time.,'
AT THE HARBOR.
Tho *Meal pole on the lighthouse bill was
oompieteiy demolished by Gghtolog during
'1 hureday D storm.
The tug Seaman arrived on Tuesday from
t;,ddea Valley will. • raft of loge tae bks
Ooderich Lumber Co.
Bohr. Cataract, lads. with 250.0001..1 a1
limb*rforfl. Ih-mart, solved ea TYnwief
and pleased an Muttdiy.
Schr. Corisade arrived on Saturday from
The.ulon with 300,000 feet of lumber for
N Dymat. She lett on rueeday with
sulphas.
The mains for w.Nr .14.1p1y ta*-40. new
elevator are beam pushed shoed, and when
oompleted will sfford ample supply and fire
orotectioe.
S'r. Armen& called here on Saturday on
her down trip, having, on beard 104 round
trip passengers, In eddaHoo to local pas-
se p«r traffic.
Steam barge Lilly Smith and emotion,
Persia, laden with lumber far Windsor, ren
in Monday moroog for shelter, end cleared
the same evening.
Steam barge Edward H. Jenks, of Toledo,
arrived o0 Saturday with 200 tow of ooal
log Wm. Lee. She cleared on Mood.v,
tight, fee Part Ansttc, glob. '
Uy Mento trio of schooners, the l,staraot,
* 1,r a.ode and 1.. M Brock, are rapidly fill-
ing up the gepe along the nortb.ril dock.
The soboonere are constantly ply,ay be-
tween Thessaiuo end this port.
Oper►tlooe on the new elevator are pro-
gree..ng repelly, but the addition of a etre
of 150 more nein shortly will make taint,
fairly hum. It is erpwted that a forte of
about 250 moo will be engaged when things
are In full blast. 'rhe engine and boiler
houses are well advanced, only ewaitiug
the arrival of the eogtne. The base wok
of the monster 160 ft. chimes'', is laid Led
it wig soon begiu to crest) skyward.
BLUEVALE.
MONDAY Aug. 8
Mess Mary Flutter bas returned from
11 ingbam.
Martin Leeyer, 4,1 'Toronto, it visiting
W. Sanderson.
Mies Bird Sad,rson, of Toronto, is visit-
ing in the village.
Will Bailey is 'pending hu hohda)je, With,
friends at Stratford.
- Here 1veeele et ethh.gn, vistted emanate,
Jas Leech. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Fluker were visiting
o Manchester last week.
Mrs. .1. l'utleod and Mrs Mulfardy v.b
ted in Brussels last week.
Mow Lily Roams has returned from r
visit to Ripley and Dungannon.
M1ssas 011ie Scott, Beryl West and Mabel
Oliver ywited in Brussels bit week.
Miss Blanche Jmrme:on, ot Fordwech,
visited her sister. Mrs. 1(. t.. Cementer..
The Misses Lizzie ad Tillie Mol'rae, of
renhrook, were visiting Mrs. I. true Hud
goal
Mrs. Miller ao.l daughter Jinn's, of
Wroxeter, were vyftlar at IVo. %Meet's
Lt t week.
Vee Bird MuCreeken left last week for •
month's visit to her Brother, Rev. 1. Carlton
Mo('recken, ot Cnesl.y.
M1ss A nolo Brooke. who has been vuiti.g
Mrs. John Beeman for the pest month, left
for her home ie Mammal last week.
Miss Amelia Thompson, of l'ark Hill,
who has been visiting her greed parents,
Mr. rid Mra. John Dimgot, left for her
Lome last Saturday.
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v.l II1. M11.IATt�0 Iv Kr, 11'Ke,.'ITY
Toronto Weekly gun : This protectionist C
manufacturers seem to be 0e. y apprehensive
Hirt our representatives at the (1aebeo cot-
fer ouoe may tail to maintain i - mediae dig-
n ity. Caadia (futon y. as t'ter understand
ft, Depends upon oar euSjeotmg all American
goods to the payment of heavy doves. To
let Moorhen goods enter foto free oompeu•
tion with thein would in their eyes be a
terrible hamiliat-an 1f Sur Wilfrid Laurier
will secure for us free acmes to the Ameri-
em-market we .re rye to willing that 'b.
should give the Americana free access to
our.. The mittens] d yoity will not suffer
tfom free exchange.
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11.085 l'(/RI'IIRATII.NO NOT pnlio
\Vindser Record : The instate whioh con-
fer. hath extraordinary powers on the need•
Mel council is clearly immoral in ire ten-
dency. A dootot'e diploma is his main t•
able po..eseioo, bought end olid for hy an
ezpeodlture of meaty, brains end time, a•d
the medical council has as much right to
take away • ma's house. or his wile, or his
nx, or anything that is his, es tits diploma.
There is only one crime by which a man oan
forfeit any of his worldly poes*rs:oo5, and
that is high treason. The honor and dig-
oiry ot the medical profession are no more
*bored than the honor and dignity of any
other profession, and, after' all, it is a poor
It'id of honor and disoity that cannot take
tare of itself. Io any sweat no individual
tidy of men should he able to *confiscate
private property to satisfy a euppo.ed in-
jury to whet may be a merely Quixotic oon-
osptioo of honor .end dignity.
4101 RD:'n1.T or Tile: WAR
Montreal Star : Seventy•twn •pphnatlona
have *treaty been received at Wuhingtoo
for pension*. and names are being added
daily to the list io such numbers that the
oreatiun of • special bureau will be shortly
necessary for a &needy sdjudfeatioe of the
earliest olatms. Of the seventy•two shm
im
already filed, none are from the families of
M• vintime of the Maine dimmer The
first elaim is from • WtfeeDAIA wldesevehi efee
im•hoahsnd esliated•on Ms,p 12, end
41108 a boat 15th, her claim bwt promptly
Med throe days later. The gallant eoldiat s
Vile, hot
never took him beyond hie own
, tate, hot hie widow, under the law, is ee•
titled to s pebefoh bf l 12 Tsai illenth. With
president, pr.ot, others will file early to
avoid the mit There are now over half •
million applications Inc penal/tem, sad d i.-
mosses of p.inne, •rein• net of the mv8
war. whioh a4ed over thirty yeti," ago, bet
it fa antielpued thei e
present Mpeeeeh-Amari- Not frog One* • yens, gestl.ma m
fro
nae trouble will equal. if set tweak, the' fhb vidnity tem sam'ed from what might
„env,. long big.," a dsesde bo. pa...d. I have bees • retinue .00fdeet by the reedy
wit of the Yowler lady he wee aeoompaoy'ie.
LEEB
URN
MONDAY, Aug. 15.
Her bort '4. TaylorMs pas.e.f hie exam
"twine es it student of the High Soho.' at
(Iodated. Ho named beam 1. standing
with honor.. -
Threshine is keeping the farmers bus} at
meson'. Lot week the Itakotn .y.bo, of
drawing the prefs from the field ems inenl-
lusted and to now the proper thi•.g.
Toes lay of this weak (leo.Cleo Is, Alex.
Sterling sod Percy Stewart go to liskota
to view the wheat growing land tit that EI
Dorado in Uncle S,m'e domic'ons They
well alto vtrt their relatives .-td old friends
from I,. born who here settled mere.
Dr. end Mrs. W. H ('lotion, of Eiger,
Ont., with their danghter Stella, were
ttan.iest vhMat
here Wednesday o$ t
a
week. A large circle of friends ere pled
to see the dootor up to the standard of
health ono* 'menYour scribe and an-
other phy.ioien had a element hour'* oon•
with him over tboo
etr boyhood's daye's
Leehorn in the sweet lour ego.
Sunday being ehildra'* day at the church
an cement ad impreesove sermon was
Mishima to the pimento and oby theoleospastor, Rev. J. Hamilton. At its oleos
preys was .Rlred by Rev. 1)r. kleldrnm,
who Is agate no his aril eaoalinn. Frt•
day of this week the navel 'mono' before
oommnnion will lie hold at 10;30 A.N. Rey.
Mr. Remittee, ot L.ede.boro, Is expected
to pr.aoh, snit at the seine hour on Heade,
'tad► MMteles Will lest 0114.
KINTAIL.
MouOAY, Ass. 15, 1)498.
A number of our young people attended
.0. one. to tleterlua en ITttorffiy end ft -
ported a very reed time.
(hep' in this humility ars hotter than they
Mere been tor the past (.wooly y.are, wheat
yielding from thirty to forty bushels to the
are.
DUNLOP
YOMUAY, Aug. 15.
Mimi K. Alla enjoyed a ptersaut week's
holiday.,visiting relatives and Woods at
Brumfield and other pasha oe her who"'
May here will be pleased to learn that
Mies L•wreuoe, formerly tenuher here, has
esouted • 'ohool at Winthri'p, m this
county.
Two of our popular friends had • little
fright Friday eight of lase week. •We b.-
lieve that in future they will adapt the Les -
buret rule cut to be out after 10 r te.
Cur seat of learning has beau repainted
during the holidays, a good durable outer
for it beteg chose by Moore. Barker and
Chisholm, of our local board o1 eduuatioe.
Tit. sign board below the bell tower has
been reletterea, w that stragers ago tell
without specs where they ■rr. A new
oupola has bio mounted •Dove the bell,
which on Mundey of this week rang forth its
remota; mom to tell the scholar. lhet their
season of plessureeeekisg eau over, sed
their studies ,,00mmeno.d for the Inst halt
year of 1898. 511s. Andrews has resumed
ter duties as teacher. The school minds
and cut has been renovated and repaired in
first -oleos order, our well-known .rohiteot
being the oovtrector.
Thursday morning of last week the first
threshing of the melon was held hers at A.
Allen's, the work boom done bo Stewart &
Ryan. Their agioeer, R. Stalker, •om-
muned all heads to work by the s,'Lkoowe
cells of the whistle 'Phis year John Oke
built the *WO, having gaits • numbs. el
young farmers under him tai beta lie' ii
do it in the tutors. Wm. Jewel helped
Min ea foreman oo the stook behttad. The
le the burn were M. J. 'lehi...dt
Cumming, who pawed to Thee. nob.
booroe,from whom it was briskly forwarded
to the _taokere. Norma McL..d oaptained
the mow, Hervey Fisher out the bands,
while Wm. Tobe and H. Morris tossed to
the cutters and feeder, J. Ryan and K.
\'ouog. The popular tactor of Ridgewood
was upon the smote and substituted the fork
lar the baton for the 000•sIon. John Marker
kept the floors spick and span, while the
grain olere., Jas Young, sr., and Joseph
May weed carried the grain • distance of
thirty fest to boxes which upped the •cafe
•t 77 Ib. who 011.4.
FALL FAIRS.
GitlAT Nul:Ttnt L,OTIKN, Oodertch, Sept.
77, 28 21
Industrial, Toronto, Aa., 29 to Sept. 10.
Western, London, Sept. 8 to 17
.Northern, .W.Jkertea, dept- 14, 1S.
"outb Huron, Exeter, Sipe 19. 20
Huron Central. Ct"il.n,'.Rgpt. 20, 21.
Tuotereernh, �Meaforth, Sept. 22, 23.
North Perth, Stoatford, Sept. 22, 73.
Turoberry, Wingbam, Sept. 77, 28
Heron Township, Ripley, Sept. 27. 28
East W•wanoeh, lielgrep, Sept 29, 30.
Monis, Blyth. Oot. 4, 5
F',ast Huron, Hiuseele, Dot. 6, 7.
HIGH SCHOOL EXAMS.
M* el $.rrani.l Ca.didato"- tae A.gs.
lathes. teat C
Below we give the names of the mods.
dates wbo euwae.led In passing the Joiy ex-
ammatiooe of the Department of Eduwttoa.
It u'o*,oded to have the mark■ of uau4;
easeful csudid.tes sent wattle • weelf to the
principals of high schools or to the pubic
aehool Inspectors. Ths market will not be
sent to aaodidatee by the departmeot Cor-
titiites will also be mot to pr',mpala and
tospeotors &bout the let of September. It
is recommended that uwuoceesl ul candidates
should notee.ppeal until they haver 000eulted
theirMm.rk0:`s bbiote�•oed
utast be trade befora alta JOth el Saptembec.
Itegardlug the value of the ocrufioetes, it
will be understood th.1 • Form 1. certificate
haa the mere qualifying value for a teaoher's
oertifioate as a public wheel leaving certifi-
mite, which, together with a Form I1. oar
tifivate, gives primary audio• and enables
the candidate, if eighteen years of age before
the end of the year, to muter • ooaoty model
'oboe!.
Regarding the eertlfoatee awarded for
the (maintain ions ot7arm 11. subjects can.
didatee should observe the following' :-
11. implies that • Form 11, ceruticate has
been awarded, the candidate having ob.
tamped the requisite 50 per cent on the
total at well as passing m earth our tent.
11. (4) implies that a Form 11., fart 1.,
cerlehr•te, covering grammar, arithmetic,
history and physics, bas been awarded, the
candidate haying obtained the requisite 50
per omit on the total, as well as paving in
each of the four subiects. This oeretficate,
in addition to its value •a provided by the
regulatloo., also entitles the holder to janior
matriculation 'tending In these lour sub-
ject..
11 (3) implies that • Form 1i , Part I ,
oertilioste, queering grammar. arithmetic
and history, hra been awarded, the o"vdi.
(.ta h.eiog obIaised the requisite 50 per
;:int of the total, as web ail peest.g in era
of the three subjects. 'ls certificate,
ID
additlnn to its qualityng value in the ogee
of asndldatee writing for junior er senior
leaving stenciler under the prnv 51001 of 1 he.
former regulations, else entities Iles holder
M matriculation standiog In them three
-11 b}ects.
Murloolmtioe (41 implies that e. Pert I.
junior matriculation osrtiflemte, covering
grammar, arithmetic, history and phy..ne,
Mu been awarded. '1'hln certificate bas no
gaality'•tg value for a totober's non protea
atonal oertilicate, ae the Deeeesery 50 per
cent. on the total was set obtained.
Matriculation (3) implies that • Part 1.
jooior maerloelatioa oertitloate, onve,ing
grammar. arithmetic and history, bis b N,n
awarded. This certificate beano goalify,ns
value for • ,eesoher's moo profeestuaal oor
ti fiosta
roam t. -1'A00 AND 001411440.
Ooderlob-E. Craigia, J. W. Craigia, 1)
Elliott, R. 8. Harrison, J. R. Morris, E. A.
L. Neftel, Y, L. Newts., J. M. Spence, L.
1). Sutherland, F. Tui..er, F. M. K. Tye,
H. C. Wiggins, J. P. !trove. Hoaon-W.
N. Elliott, E. E. Farrow, R. Fo"ga, W. L.
Hiles, W. J. Male, J. C. Mwoo, H. 8.
Masson, W. J. MoCre.tb, H. W. Taylor.
Clinton -Y. C. Atheeoa, 3. M. Aobason,
D. (lsntelon, A. Huck, M. Hock, M. Kar,
H. A. Lewitt Honor --R. Arohlbsld, 8.R.
Ge melon, R MsePher000.
8esforth--H. E. Abell, R. M. Abell, C.R.
Aetsel. I. A. Arnold, M. Brownell, J. G.
Crich, T..1 Cumming', .1. T. e. D,ok*oo,C.
Eispoi, M, R. Rihett. R C. bean, .1. im,*.
leek, O. J. Hamilton, M. L. Hartry, N.
Helloed, M. inidlaw, 1,. 8. Lewraos, O.
Moltoe.ld, A J. 1). Mohan, M. Me5111..,
M. Murphy, E 01. Pickard, C. P►ender.set.
ameess 1. R. Rasa. D. tenwitbelt. - fh VW*
B51mend.
Pose D.
(loderioh- I1,-W.I Bean, 14. E. threat,
M. I. ('lark, (1. 0. ('lark. W. A Cowan, R.
H. Deane, C. R. Ferguson, W. L. Haekett,
H R. Log., A. M. J. Mosley, A. 8. Me.
Lao, M. R. (Meant, M. A. Rutherford,
N D. Straaghse, 1'. 1 srnhill, R. O. Wl.
Doe, ('. R. Why.rd. IL (4) - W. R
rydrse, I1. M. onhane., B R. Ite.eht,
. H. N. Hiles, W. L. Hiles. W. S. Lees
hy a Tesat'e No MAO' Leer tune home. While delete, along. esatpl•tely Y
of hietkerskites loth shim of the
L tarn the. Speak
SSM. smWaly MUM hates turned him
lest in the pleasant oesverestioa whtelt se
bat meltSarnia Comedian : The "down town In Ibm rawer! dein, held ender ooh eirbetl.tamess
ev.aioe" hsMu ►as o. hada ob.(o a • bhydw%oerelesridrode hy. At Beet "all
•me is enderatanif rfi,st the
bad m legal vote prior tr.
ISM t thathie vote wait no gmnl
40* v.tw the ,'M' is prtinetly
- IessiIIty 1. retroactive: that
h beyond drain the pro
MONMM_exiatj 111 tlas54
wee Mow MOM
160v.• wdvestfed se ops. bis bebevfer as ►tD seemed mart v as a ,s riage bell," bet prep.
morale is • Caadia. dry reeatly a b. esti, the be w eke op IN lair that
h was Mme he M rot • little at55atbr. Jadg•
query was made as to why eNldres sseloleg. 1•, from sppearaeoes be wan slbent N tura
ly of equal .pseity raked ea ■nereely 1e • Demeseeult whom proesm*y be sb•s.od MI
recti Merolla' is the sohnel.. One ohne cf to • sheet look nn aA them a eft dews.
espy it.. IMAM was erlented, and mementos The ivaO hem, hard be treed tad dlt.h,
were taken to Reel sot *sneak shout tbdf whkh was jest soft e.osgh for o.Nmfert ;
*white .'n' et wheel M m.e:de • jed,mtrue te and flown he est. Rat what et the trawl.
be teemed Th. togatry elbowed 'bat Abr. len' Ftoted to bath 1 (1h I as.
teem b-ya wine anneal en emcee 1 TM
'.t 5.53.'ye t..5( 5$ 1A'• AWN. to Isei WO promoted Ur,
i111'... date* reined as MO as IMWMIItk y threw bsrs11. to the. aidese
ippesfte her ceep•afea Roth beim&• es
I. Matheson. V. A. \Vetoes. K L. Williams,
W. H. Wightma. i1. (3)-- M. Rattail,
Matris.letsn (4)-14. M. lyetlas, T. F.N.
J. R.dd1., J. Jeba•tsa, M. T Ki.yeef., M.
MsDeettd, M. Molts.sl., 4 I.. McMatb,
C. I). Meows.., 1). O'Connor. R Snell, I
M. Noetbera Matrhal•uen 131 - M. R L.
Rrydges, G. ('nib., ,., R Ryan, .1 17. Ste
wart, W. W. !headset
Rewrote- 1i ,1. Plate, M lode. Ii
(4) W. A"oley, W K Ammeter, I. Rock
abridge, 1. Osier, M. Desdmeo, N Howe
RayAeld 31. a A Y, Aiksheed, O.
Campbell, 3 Peek, A. R W kiddee. ii (4)
ANL
Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and needs
helping out.
Thing!' get started in the
wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start the
system in the right direction
toward health.
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-
liver Oil with hypophos-
phites can do just this.
It strengthens the nerves,
feeds famished tissues, and
makes rich blood.
moa 1' oo ; all druggists.
SLU T i & BOW NSA Cheroot. , 'l o,00to.
-11 Galbraith, A Mislead. Matriculation
(4)-1). A. aikeebead, J. R Cameron, A A.
lialbraith.
Clinton -IL- J. Badoor (bonen), E. L.
Carder, M. A. Elh., H. A. Leech, R_ Mo.
$woo, W. Mair, W. O'Neil. R F. St.lob,
W K. Thompson. 11. (4)- et. S. Baird,
P Hurd, M. 1) Campbell. J. E. Folk, I).
Halliday, R Rely.r, R. W. Kang, J. M.
Laird, A. - iii.- -M.8w.ei 414 J . snort -t1
Pickard. M. 8, Walker, 0. A. Walker, L
H. Colwell. IL (31-M. 8. Mlllymrd,
teetotalism (4 4-L..gedriia
C Brads.. E. J. THeMi C- •
M. Metcalf, R. Riley, J. C. 8hell, W. 8.
Tut aball, J A W rein•..
Exeter -11.-B W. Caldwell, &(rear.
H Leo., K A. Merrill, M, 4m1c` - listrf-
oaletioa (4)-W. A. Kibler. '
Seefort1-1I -R. L Elliott, T. if. lati-
mar (halms), W. A. Pickard. 11. (4)-R.
Aod.rsoe, M. Beattie, A. Brownell, O. A.
Grey, M. Goveelook, IC. Jackson, B. Mo-
Dou.ld, H. Wileoo, E Wrimbt. 11 (3)-
C. W. Sander. Matrisolotia (4)-L J.
Rlatehford, H J. Rinehart, W. Gillespie,
J. (:ovenlook, J. J. Kinney, J. MsOavie,
T. J. Rya, B. Soots, I. H. Waugh, I)
%Vren, H. 8. Welch. Matrioolatioe (31-1.
Fowler, K. J. Metuubal.
W iogbsm-11 -K. H Assisi, C. E. Bs. -
hour, N. Beckett, J. 11 Cummingo A.'IIv.
M. trurbes, 11. R MoCls.slgkae. li. (1. Me.
Donald, J. 1) McK•aley, J. O'Coa.s,,'W.
.
ie.r►eY. K. Trey. O M. W.leb.'u- L-
1). hl Fraser. H. Millar, T. R. Rs1lDaae-
R Weir. Matrloelatioe (4)--R. J. a.
(mire, M. tt ea. Matrial•kioe (3)-W, H.
Heroes., A. M. M•okersi..
GODERICII BARGAIN CENTRE
Next_
T
ARGAIN
DAYS
Tuesday and
Wednesday,
August 30th & 31st
JAMES ROBINSON
BLACKBERRY
COMPOUND'•`
� _PR ESSCCR• IIPPTI O N
Best remedy In the market for
('ramps, Collo. Diarrhlw, rummer Cem-
plaul& etc. Impwdlately redeem. speedily
Aures, does oa oosstlpste.
Hemp it in the Hoose - it may
rare a life.
.So. - S for Il -Trade supplied.
ALL RINGS OF INSECTICIDES:
Try our own Poison .7y Paper. 8 Moose Is
an envelope for to. feet value of s11.
Kpeelel atteni ,. to Americas Totten Arti-
cles.
Lime Juloe, best of 8ammer drinks, lac., Kverytting
as or
36e. and Sec.
• W. C. GOODE, Chemist, BEDFORD BLOCK.
W• give this oar r -et
pare. sod provide • eervles worthy of up 1)-
date erotemilo•al pharmacy.
Reit arnsgements ler testing the purity of
Drags, etc., m Huron Coote.
P.reesal attention to this watt sr all hours.
Attenua to our beefiness • sp.oWty.
OUR CHARGEE
are In se way increased by the suprlority of
our seryloe. You pay nothlag for i.
.40.. or extravagant supremos here--tbst's
not our way. Try o• and be ooevineed.
Hruaefield : TO. sheep deers hate agate
O 00empluhed some of the'r deetruotive
week, (Mores Baird Delo, agar the loser to
the extent of three valuable thoroughbreds
killed outright. and Or others worried so
n idly that they will De almost aaslese. Mr.
Hurries, flock was visited cud depleted to
the number of ten.
(Hates . A young boy named Dod.worth,
about fourteen years of we, met with a bed
aewld,•ot Tuesday eberSoon .t 'met witch.
He wee is rite pew ba.. of N 111 Robiru.,
e nd while ohetf i • swallow fell from the
5rastary to the floor below. Pouting oat
both bands to esvS himself, he broke one
wrest med fraotured the other.
Cunt.° : Adam Nicholson, who recently
was through as operation at the Houle o1
Refuge, has suttiuieotly reoovtred to go to
his home in MuKlllop. Michael Mo4artby,
from the township of Stephen, hes arrayed
at the House; he is sixty -ax years old. and
bJlod. James Moliibbeey tali able to vasa
his owe living, and has left for that par-
psw. In the House there are three blind
women and three blind moo.
Myth : James and f'herles Magee received
word last week of the death cf their mother
w hioh book place near Rdmooton, N. W.T.,
en July 25th. Dropsy of the h.arr, fr.
which she had been very i11 for the past eine
month*, was the Doose of death. Ogeeseed
west to Edmonton nearly three years age,
and for may years ;Wetteta to ustovir.g
west had Ian a much respected resident of
R'yth, being the widow of the late James
Mate', 8be wee in her sixty-fourth yar.
4eaforth : We notices by Honolulu pepers
that Charles 1I Watson, 11. husband of
Mine Maggie ('ampbell, eldest daughter of
.lone Campbell, a once well known resident
of Seeforth, end • .lees of lire. Alameda
Davidson, died at Ho.olula on the 20th of
July, when on hie way trona San Fraooisoo
to Wells with the American troop". Mr.
Welton contracted typhoid fever before
leaving Sao Franoisoo, and was removed
from the transport gleams: on rtssihins
Honolulu, and placed in the hoepftsl there,
where he died and where the remains were
interred
Rice's Pore Bolt fee table er diary.
/l
nor a R. G
R ray, of Coldwater, broke tees
world's records is putting the shot to oom
petition in the Caledonia remelt et threw•
on Augwt let. He put the 16 oouod shot
4M ft., 6 in.. beatlmg hie own world's reoord
'4 47 1t. The 14 putted shot be put 62 tr.,
10 in., beating the world's reoerd of 49 ft ,
8 tn. The oompetitioo was ander the nibs
of the Caadia Amateur Athletic Anomie
tion, and the pule were carefully m.e.or-d
and witnessed, so that the records w.11
stead.
AskyourDealer for
RICE'S
PURE SALT
Best for Table and Dairy
We do
All Kinds of
l'loulding
and Repair
Machinery of
any description
at short notice,
and for little
money.
ele. eta 1111.1110.
The fleodersoo Bicycle Co.,
1lA.It.4
(AO D111 RIQg.
Spooner's Phenyle
TWO WORLD'S FAIR OOLD MEDALS.
Th. Mast Powerful F.ffeoMve Powdered
GERMICIDE, DISINFECTANT, DEODORIZER AND ANTISEPTIC
kaowe to Modern Sumacs.
Destroys Offensive Odors- Certain death to Insect LU.. Prevents Coailogiese
Diseases, 4anall Por, ('holera, Typhoid Fever, Diphtheria, Malaris, Oates ng ('holm.
Keeps out Fhes, Flea., Ants, Mosquitoes mad Mico. Will heal tats, Hashes and Ser.
!Moulder*, and enr.•Raeieg at the Noes, sad Pinkeye is Heroes. Mixed with (crams or
Fish Out will drive the Hero Fly trent Cattle and Horses. K111. Sheep This, ri... ss
Dogs, Lao. ea Cattle, Colt., ('heeksma Wire W.rm. a (1ah11a... lamas so Pleats.
SWEETENS THINGS GENERALLY.
Destroys s11 Gonna. Prowls wbo think or .aloe bsa11b will w thin remedy.
it a no humbug, les • *4.i .018. feet beyeed drab Read the sell okwlare and grow
more mantilla. Every board of health .bottled bar. • barrel of ft ready V osiss of epi -
demean sr.d Inc Iowa eta. Kersey Mewl, Residence, Oellsgw, Homs Purser, laatery,
Stant., Hall, Theatre, Jail, Presoa, sod Piddle Pl..., shooed he provided *10 Spatula's
Pbeoyle. " Cleanliness is text b Godlisea"
This is Cheap, 25c. Pound. Everybody can use it.
:__FOP. HOTEL AND FAMILY' USE. FOR SALE AT
ROUGVIE'S HARDWARE STORE.
OR CUSTOM WORK
FO? REPAIRING
FOR THE SLATER
FOR THE BEST IN BOOTS
AND SHOES
give
SHARMAN
THE PRACTICAL SHOEMAKER
�a call♦
Being a thorough workman, we cannot be
shoddy goods, and we do not buy misfits, damaged
to veil an first-class Innes.
We keep the LAIDLAW, W,ATSON
and as they are splendid wearers, good fi
styles, you should give them a trial.
imposed on by sellers of
goods, or bankrupt stocks
SHOE CO'S GOODS,
tters, and of the Istat
WM_ S , TR. -
0051,55 or SANT NTais'r
450 840ARn,
Mg r1 AOTIOAL MOO WAN. AND 50L1
Ao1NT roe TIM RAINS DOOM,
b0Yl7eltz vat_
OUR SILVER JUBILEE.
Western Fair, London.
SEPTIC IN BUR ' lith to 17th. 1566.
Entrie. close 7th September. Space allotted on receipt of entry.
Our attractions will INA grand, end exhibits unsurpassed. You can see
.II that other. can-,boi, and to better advantage, Reye Dragnet, Prince(YKalts'{ fes, Hassan nen Ali's Ruffin, and many other specials, the
best in the seeetry. Fireworks each evening, "Blowing up the Maine,',
as-
stead by all the ring and stage attraction.
Special excursion trains leave Loudon at 10 p.m. and after, so you can
stay to the fireworks.
Auction Hale of Boothe and Privileges, Wednesday, August 17th, on the
grounds at 2 p.m. Prise Lists, Programmed. etc., apply to
LT. -00L. W. M. 0ART8HUS ac THO8. A. BROWNS,
PresidSecretary.
Ariz pew lbeespg A~
Wonderful Teals _ .
limed, tar
ailed ' MIMS
If UM) D
kidney and eu.sr Tassels.
sesera..e.es es J. a. o51. 41fItfIl�r1►M *SO. t
1, sA'=-,t .,.,•o.:iidi.` fi.