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The
SUMMER PEOPLE
• e •
are is appreciative people ;
they know • good thing.
They tell us our livery is the
best they have ever patron-
ized, and appreciate the easy
running qualities of the wheels
we keep and the attention
given thew. Pleased custom-
ers are the best advertise-
ments ; that's the kind we
have.
61CYCLE BAYhAINS
at prices from $10 up in second
head wheels, each one the very
lest value to be procured.
(:a11 and inspe.t them.
EMERSON'S
Mayo1. sad Music Hou.., and
Cleveland Cy.I. Livery.
$i naz,
s septa••
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
. !S la. inessalasmani
YOIIiRiO. !UUa8DAY. riff r. E MIL
THE PLEBISCITE. • j• .'ev
- IF the prohibition plebiscite excites
no more attention elsewhere than it
does in West Huron, there is not
much to lead to the impression that a
large vote will be polled in favor of
prohibition on September 29th.
There wet never • great public
event that excited such small interest
this section alt t6s oountry or creat-
ed tern` di,cutr*ton amongst people; and,
as a result, little or no interest has
been aroused.
The anti-piohibitionista are not do-
ing a thing,and in this way they have
shown their geod sense. Were they
Aron to put up'. the' semblance of •
fight the rum power would be pulver-
ized out of all shape ; but by retain-
ing • passive appearance their day of
rest may be extended by the continu-
ance of the apathetic feeling that now
possesses the temperance folk.
And an apathetic feeling does exist
amongst the temperance voters, and
of that there need 'be no mistake.
Were the same spirit to animate the
prohibitionists now that prevailed in
this part of the country twelve or fif-
teen jean tigo, the drink traffic vote
would be strangled in the forenoon of
voting day, for the benefits of temper-
ance are more visible today than at
any other period in the history of this
country.
Today it L generally conceded that
the drurltard has no place in the
building up of this new land, and in
the development of the industries
that go toward the making of a
nation, In arts, science, religion,
law, 'medicine, the iodusteial pursuits,
and even in politica it has been de-
monstrated that there is no place for
the whiskey -head. And if this be the
Gass with regard to drunkanis-and
by thia we mew men who are liable
to get drunk -what feeling can exist
in the public mind in regard to the
drunkard maker and the legally,'
traffic which enables him to make
drunkards 1
The liquor men are well aware of
this feature of the situation, and
are not trailing their coats on the
ground and ,eking him, who would to
step on the tail of it, so that E. KING
DODDS and other paid champions of
the liquor interests might make laugh-
ing-etock• of the " long-haired men
and short -haired wamen " who, it was
claimed by the antis, represented) the
head, tail and backbone of temper
ance sentiment in Caned*.
The men who are fighting for the
life of the liquor business today are
wiser in their day and generation.
They seek not champions from the
sporting fraternity and the platform
plug-uglies-that would never do in
this enlightened age -but they aim at
getting some of the hrightest, if not
best, amongst Comedian litteratean to
advocate their cause and ask for an
extension of time 'rein-- now and
the period when the vending of
liquor by license shall be • lost
art The champion is now sought
amongst certain members of the clergy
who are looked upon se being " broad-
Maatged," or who are open for engage -
meet to furnish a defence of the traffic
as se much per stray. If the hired
Writer be • leading divias in • leading
religious connection, and have a Mal
big ;militias in a leading educational
inst ntton, so •rash the better ; if not,
then any old .hap, d may old denom-
ination. who wears • black coat and •
wbies neck -tis, and n willing to semen
• fes OT reward fres "the tirade" whke
isnot • trader -any mac of Ikisslem k
seen say, will da, and if hs be ICBM
treed sad akin is debate, iittliel
'tmalk m and pal! eft &Aka, licit ``
1
still 000sidered worth his pay if he
oaly take refuge in the tact that his
coat is black and his neck -tie white.
Aud the prohibitionists what are
they doing, whilst their opponents are
doing their shooting from the long
great? This is what they ate doing :
They are palavering ; they are holding
conventions at which they talk ; they
make resolutions and votes of (mu-
gratuletiou and beslobber oue another
with language in print suit by word
of mouth ; they think they are going
to win iD a walk, and they are waking
no effort to run,; they depend epos.
the W.C.T. U., and other institutions
that have no votes. to battle for them ;
they appoint oommitteea to provide
for the fight and examine the lists that
do not look at a list, and would not
know what to do with oue if they saw
it., and who make no provision for the
tight ; they are simply marking time
--that is, they are doing nothing in
the way of progress, and ars yet de-
luding themselves in the belief that
they are putting up a fight. These re-
marks may not be flattering to our
prohibition friends, but they are hon-
est and oover the ground, and if any
of the so-called leaden make an intro-
spective examination they will find
that the words written are words of
soberness and truth.
_ The matter stands in ..this shape
The antis ars shooting from under
cover, and, in the nee of preachers and
other weans, are using smokeless
powder. The prohibitionists are bring
blank cartridges from old muzzle -load-
ers, and because they get the taste of
powder in their mouth from biting
cartridges they imagine they are do-
ing wonders on the fighting line, and
will eget realize that they stand to lose
until Ehe fight is lost. [hey have no
geoer k1...btitt. i. host of uuderstrapp•re ;.
they .1axe uo..laolumi.ua&r st ; they have
• large amount of good ammunition
of latest make, but prefer to bit) the
blue paper front old cartridges ; they
are resting on their past record.
That is the case in Huron. How it
is elsewher3 we do not know, but
stripes front thethele old paint pot
are tinnily of similar shade.
8N/1P SHOTS.
-Is it the Industrial Fair or the
cheap railway fare that causes the people to
foregather at Toronto in the mild Sep-
tember!
-It is now colloquialized : "Re-
member the Main Chance."
-The Editor was away from hohie
during the Week having a good time. This
fact amounts for the present ignite of Tux
Stustaa.-hrisg bcipWr.AhmiassaL-------- -
CONTEMPORARY OPINION. -
4110 le ADORING " WENTERN CI%ILIIATION."
Windsor Reoord : Chin has ordered 107
serlsadi of Amerce ' ben. She is evident -
IV pr•par'ng for war,
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Till AMENDI HONORABI •.
Gderioh Star : The et•temeat in then
c damns lett week that the breaks atm 004-
treot had berm awarded on peva✓ bide was
incorrect, as t Indere were called for, ' t an
dverue'srnt ptblwhed in the usual way.
" Tea yam w n wren es.
• The No,.Fr ;trent t Y m
Oaks to Utile OEM bueauea Das McGill -
middy le an editor he knows nothing about
dredging. Hes not his whole life been
. ''out is elm -Hog the channel In which the
tide ot public opinion roan! The editor
who does not know all about dredging has
O o business in the profession.
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Vila MYNA .'4 (iOAMMAR 14 RATTER THAN ITN
YOLlYi "l.
H•mlitoe Spectator : Some of oor es-
teemed ooatemporartes are discussing the
old °metdao whether the " United States
la .IDgalar or plural. W. take it that the
n tine of one *wintry la singular, no matter
if it contain nothing bot the letter S
Wbeo the people of • country decide to
call it " the Uultd States of Americo,"
that plasm becomes • proper name in the
' Mauler comber, and is not to be treated se
of It were an ordinary descriptive sentences.
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SNIPPING riot7R1$Hte UNDUE P150 TRADE.
Deltas, (Tex.) News : Then was en Am-
e rican oarryiag trade before the mental
tried prot.otlo•, and then has been very
lofts Ono*. Great Britain developed bee
foreign trade by adopting an ., open door."
It is these folly to attempt to deeor•ts the
ss with American vessels so lose as we
melanin the eland door .t born.. The free
trade basis le the (pedimental Idea of sea-
aerryfeg trade, sad It ie Impossible to rei,b
limb coot. • commerce until the proteetioo
eeeeem is abolished.
lalnOH AND AMatlr'AN INTIM/Tit IN (MINA
And IDttnCAL.
Grand Replds Preto : Our •ympatbies
and our Intonate are with Reiland. Eng
lead seeks 1e draw the oommeree el China
outward t►megh her see pert'. Russia
wks to drew it tendw•rd say ,rem the
ma peers B.glaad demands AMC all the
world Aare in the trade of 4b. Orient.
Rorie seek. • tn000polygoalie?' i ale
IS psrr00 liberty. Rata's rule is
ov4oer.tdo 501 enema P,erlaad ought te
ea's'ed, bat nmiseta •rely Ramie te wee-
mediae.
eamediae.
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" a:170pa *SB PIRINHI,e ."
RmaMmgs i le Tamale the other day a
mane mem was omit 10 preen for Mertem
yam. Ever eines be was foortam years
Nage le has men, with • few Mtervls. N
a
Ho says he saver bed • Hasse
8n4 offence swede h modal porlab,
w whom every pollee...'s s`ptslene
wen Crested. mid he mays they .*tag per -
*Mod him le !•N • .tsetise sr late a
'ares to gee ea the AAge% read. Tris le •
ler ibk Marra t is N heel Idea M e.% be
thee 5 tee may saws we nabs M'.r-herd
spar
eats lmisg l. regale their left passe r
• 11111P1111alva AND DUMAN&
Deb. MA MOM t Thee&('+Mrksas
of lairlilp sore .den area lot Dais&
MOW shads die yamssis. ttu..a. Thee„
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TIM SIGNAL :TTODERICH ONTARIO
is •• dNkp khat els kt trte•, 1( the people
were ask to say ata piebseette if they de
sired the ,.ands•. s et the steate they
would vote easiest It. not amply bonen
it M emotions, hal boause it servos no
•o/.wty pennon. Wises it is e1 the nam.
tarty stripe se the Commmue It N u .oho.
Ween It M of the upeoet • part) strips itis 50
obatreottua The Looniness' represents the
. auoual will Let the national will have its
way.
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A Tam*IILI W'raNU5, TRULY.
Tercel. Weekly Sus : A oorrespesdeat
of • medical pretest publis1t 1 in Toronto is
to pursuit of • physician who, it appears,
has bees guilty of • ante offence. Th. ot-
fence appears that the masse mad telephone
n umber of this pbydoi&s were tested by the
side of • t tlpbo•. in • timeooes eetohlish•
meat, with a direction that he be summoned
at once in oafs of standout. " Surely,"
writes (4. iadigeant praogtioner, " this
cannot be prot.rwoal" It le diftioult ta
understand io what meaner the public out
be said to sutler from a dinettes to mad
promptly for a ce-' Os doctor in ossa of m-
odest. Coder the Ontario Medical Aet,
however, snob oonduot any to Motored by
the council to be " infamous or disgraceful
in • profs.looal respect." and the name of
the offender removed from the roll of phy-
sicians.
TRK P01.It'1 MOR CANADIAN 1ARRxlnv
Trceto Weekly Sun : The mistake is
made, when disou*ag reciprocity, i0 estl-
a etisg our trade with the Wilted States u
that now show a by the flirts. in our official
reports. As well might we, in disourslag
Blithe trade. tike the retest prior to Ihe
repeal of the oorn laws Oar ales under
rooiprooity s„nid be a ter differs; metier
from sur sales under our present tariff.
Shat out of the United States, our farmers
levo eaterttly had to took elsewhere for •
market. Ilohke the manufacturer.. they
bay not *ought for goyeromeet booatiss,
bat they haws gone ,.to a markt were
they am sekj.us t.wwad-wideenmpstiiun,
and they have show .t their abiltts.,la bold
their ..o. But their .uoo.• in Ike British
market b•. not made b es advantageous a fro/
markt close at hand. where they mull de-
liver their produce la a few hours, without
rumours the risk el au ocean v.yeas and
duotuatioos f0 prime.
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Vita UNITED STATIO w'0UI.D LOOK ON.
Harpec'e Weekly : Wi ober or net Keg
land and Russia are to oaa to blows ov
o r
Chine 11 is dlftiontt to Way. It .some now
se though the two nations are doomed,
sooner or later, to Le armed oonfllot.
Whether the obese of the oemmg war be
Assuan •egression' in Chloe, or the policy
elfin"open dear":plllntt the closed'dna;
or a Roamer a.0Neemaae Me Bede Luba mea-
t° Persia, it is the belief of the close observ-
ers that the two rear bre bound to fight
one another scooter or later. la that con-
flict the sympathies ot the Ame.:oan people
will be with the Koglisbmeo ; bat whether
we take part in it or not will depend open
oar material interests, end our materiel is.
termite will be largely det.rimlaed by our
holdings io the t'aoific. Today, Rn ,i,o
poese+sio0 of Cities would be better tor es
than Chinese paessrsioe, and while British
posse/mos would los .1W hotter for ea, the
pro would not tot groat as to warrant
our partioipatlee is • war.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
11AEP4R'4 MAO Az.INR. -The leading arti-
cles to the September Harper's are: '• lays
to the Arctic " Notes from the journal of
Frederick G. Janson, illustrated wits
thirty-three photographs thin by the
author. " The New Focal Polios of the
United States," by Worthington C. Ford
" Some Thoughts on the Policy of di
United Statev." by Jame. Btgx, author of
" The Amerman Commonwealth." " The
Kxperieese of the United S:too in Foreign
Mbitsr7 lased %4,,, .," by Professor Albert
Bushnell Hart ; Social UM in the British
Army," Part I., by A British Officer, Illus-
trated by R. Cans Woodville ; "The Turk
at Hoa," by Sidney Whitman, F. R.O.S.
" Mr. 0ladnmie," second paper. by George
W. Smalley : and " The Romance ot • Md
King, Ludwig II , of Reverie,' by the Rev.
Alexander Mackay -Smith, D.U., illustrated
by • poru,I1 engraved by K. Sohl•ditz. sad
from drawing. by Harty Fenn and George
Wharton Edwards.
MrraoiI.NT MAGAZINE AND R•v1Ew roe
SEprswo,r.-Three arwole• is this number
aro very fully illustrated, "With the Fisher
Folk," desorlbing the (lamellae toilers of
the sea ; " Flemish Pictures," -Oberst end
Bruges ; and " Hampton Court and its
Memorise." " S.orles of the 1 iodergroaod
Railway," is an Intorestiag paper by MIN
M. Murray. Au able paper by Dr. Rees,
on " That Other Mao's Coosoien e," will
.how when the iodivldal responsibilitt to
our fellow. rests. " The Geer -amental and
Oommereial Relation. of Ors .5 liri'tie and
the United Mister' iv s masterly riper by
Roo. David A. Well.. The mooed part .d
"What the Deanne -is says to the Churches,"
by M'i. I. Horton, is a touch Ig appeal on
behalf of the oat -of -work and eat •of heart
m.mt.n of t6. commonweal. F. s Spence,
Rag., present. • practical paper on " The
Prohibition Pleblesite-' Short article as
" Wlllla. Th.opbuus Davison," by Rev.
W. H, Adams, sad " Public Libraries," by
the editor, and "lmporlant Oriental Feed.,"
with Solemn Acte., Current Tomos, etc.,
mak. op • reed otrebae. Toronto : Wm.
Briggs. Montreal : C. W. Coates. Hall.
fax : S. F. Horatio. 72.00 • year ; $i.00
for six mouth..
BI'RIRNNR'N FOR Sr•11sMRER -- The war
articles Is Mortimer'. en led by Riohard
Harding !Ueda moor it of "The Roush•
girls' Fight at Out 'Huse " There ie no
leformaoo at sewed hand is this artlole ;
Mr. Davis was to the thlok of the fight and
writes of what he saw. When he crush..,
ones for .11, the story of • .urpripe, he doss
it with positive knowled • of the previous
orders given and roneived by Oea, Wheeler
and Col. Wood. The 000vereatleue he had
with the men la the fight re vivid Wit of
dram•tlo dialogue The whole oriole in the
tallest .s well se the most thdlllne •0000at
of the (loaslmu fl,ht yet published, and
will stand as the historical piotore of that
famous event. The illustrations give many
of the brit known mea in the Rough Rider.
end views of the cased♦ ever *Hob they
Might. There are aieo drawlers from life
by the arttat, H. C. Christy, who was there.
The greet serial festers et Soribner's are
mistimed. Mr. Wyoko6's " The Workers
--The West " dwortbss • rend -builder's as-
partame on the World's Fair ground.
S.•l.r Lodge'. " 8try of the Rsvelttioa "
has reached Grosse's t.•mp•lva to the
NM*. tMlh teee tame= lartise %f 0401ord
Court Hoose and Eutaw Spriore Mr.
Page's " Red Rook " osst•im. • daring
pp►►uoe name. Other intim is Octave
Tk•ms%
'• story " The Coossiean of a &M-
ONS Moa," with Fro/t. Illustrations.
FALL FAIRS -
(Male NoveritWOPTORW, Gejer(ok, Beet.
p7` 20-. 21
lmdatrlal, Troato, Aa,. 90 tb Sept, I0.
Wasters, tsmeaa, Sept. 8 to 17.
Northers, Walkerton, nett 14, lb.
Meth Hares, Rzetr, Sept. 19, 90.
Harms Oeseral, Climes, tine. 90,:1.
T.ek.eesslth, aWalerth, Rept 82, 9b.
North Perth, Stretford, !tort ill♦, gl
Hann T*yewebio. , lsp7k7. 557 20.
Bast Ilawsessh, Bslarays, Sept. 9i, 30.
[plea, Leanne Get, 4,6r
Morrie, Blyth, Get.
Xan Rama. Ramos. On. 6, 7.
Ray,/sr'nh, A.W. 91, 94
Ylto1ll, Rept 27, 911,
A hist (mbtvyMN': noes tarn 7..,N.
LThem is the me. Q Is HMIs to p l l
tiniest •1 • the le Me sesmealO
t of w .ea'..sedan elm slim K
LIGHT DAYS Of OCIDERI064.
Win as lwies:ear 1 rise Writer T01*he
or Oar Teem.
" B..tria," • stall orreepeadest .l The
Detroit Free Press, who rueostly spent 11.r
vsaaU.a le Godrlek, writs as follows of
OW good tetra ea Haroo's Math
Whloa le the way from the crowded oily,
Whet• le the path to Ituk rets'. laud r
Where 0w may wear • shirt were eU d•►
and seed sot be blloltues omi0.raasg her
Wel
This was the question we pondered, la
pannier for oar 50.0.1 renueo kip. We
sought rest sad aunt and freedom trete
oo0reuoos. • plasm in which to " loaf, and
invite the meal." There must 1 , wait-ao
peed or runlet Ms.tited by the mos .1 lone
or river, (or the greed stream that sweeps
pant our city dwe.a all such -bol • orae 1
expanse from *blob should nom plenty 01
cool, szou.l*deo air, Not tee tar away,
for e0000mioal remote ; not fethlosable, be -
male people who went rest do.'t tied 11 la
airing • lot of mere or less rumpled gowns,
produced from trunks as big as a seams
retort bedroom.
And mo it ohanod that by reams of sot
oaring very much where we wmi1 if It were
only " somewhere," sad partly bemuse we
bad often heard of Its marmots dtu•We,
we oboes (,od.riob, Ontat.o, as • geed place
to be lazy is. Aad snob we torsed it
Ooderioh is • town of about five thousand
i•b•bitaab, retested oL the east shore of
Ltk• Huron, on blade 153 feet hob. Then
is • traattion that about the time wheel the
• soleus of Chicago was funning • Medial
of hardy Scotch and Kuglish piooeare teased
when Oodrtob now at ,ods, and that some
of them, Trek u, westward sorer the blue
water, debated whether they should push
onward to the ether greet Wte or remota os
tnis sightly spot. Tee> Netted to stay,
and forum' flirted her ptatems died•InfuUy
and flew away, to alight when is now the
seooad city of Americo. These early rid -
dente gave ob&r•ateristice to the tea.' white
it ret►'.. to 1b•' day. They were oautioss,
oos0•reaUv., quiet, eon; eseesse&--[e it.
litaderloh. Nobody .arhnrsletteg at-
Iy nobody ever worries, and orreries cake -
'sten on everyone else befog at lease half as
boar behind bend. Even the railroad train
don't start on name. People doe's trouble
to look 100ur doors wheat they ge eat, sod
tore are more rimio•L u adagio polio/
elation to Detroit la • week than are lodged
to the substAaual county jut in a year.
That'. nothing to brag of, though. 1
admit. Tb.r. are so sidewalks, nod cows
roam at large in the .needs. Optimise •
gate, you stumble modem • queer hall-
sguars of p.l,ng, set within to 'nerd again/
bovine tnouraiou, and it your tint introdaa
flee is a night, as em • wee, ono is apt to
think things unutterable. Some et the
wealthy real'-'. 1 w.... - a.pr•tiag
Mbit of 0000eslisg their aa•.M1.1 Iowa
and g.rd.etl,ehle4 Sigh 'bent i.sow, ss if
tbey grudged their beauty to the pant -by.
Yet there are water works, • sower velem
and electric, lights ; the draws•e is sr ee-
fsoi that the streets me dr, within am bear
after a heavy rain, a0d the reek je the
vioi.ity are pas best I ever sew.
Goderiob is the carint % amt at Herne
musty, sad the oovt house is the Msinses
and geographical name of the town, It Med
in the midst of • :title part, and almost bad
is trees. And amend "the .leasee" -which
le really an °engem with • street •1,Artk
&.,I-tbe to is built. The streets LAW
radiating from an e':ht-eidd centre, nod the
outline beim/ preserved Io laying out other
eu..ts, make It me of the moat bewildering
Iso.. 1 was ever ie. 1 wee lest every time
1 turned resod. ?Wart off on • street you
thought would take you t3 the tainted Beet
you know you were waad.ring off in the as
mor wines here
Teen is . pretty 1ittie hobo( aider the
bluffs, with docks, aced raft, •t lel,, and aim
raters and mills, and olo.e by the dry bed
of the Msitl.od river, sow te be crowd dry
shod, but • r. ie* torrent •rust ter cl • mile
side who fed by the W'ar *a.w• et
.pro,. It. bed u almost see4 Itmnto.e, 1and os at moat have been breed • brand
cobeautiful tin ten. The town nears bolt on
• peiet, or at ler t1 a projection, of the
sent ant from the bluffs a m•gutfausl view
of 1,10. Hr -os ler.: before us. Ne descrip-
tion of mine ori do jr Aloe to Its beauty and
',nuclear, tis ever-varyug ealoriog and its
glorious nese. .• Sitting at Ligatbome
Point one ems to have left do world be-
hind and to recognize only the sublimity of
the.000e--the broad, blue exp•n.•, flecked
with fleeting whitens., the precipitous,
evergreen clad heights and the white bluntly
beach at their foot. Most of our pilgrim
egos began end eroded a1 the lake, saver
to les alike to es.
How did we nate the mate desired
haves et net ?
By the (:ares.•, • ,resew tint makes
weekly tripe to the lieorgia* Hay orbit li-
ege via Godertoh and K•aoardlae. Altar•
treed to leave Sarnia at 2 r M , we earned
ourselves on the dock till 5 o'olee11. The
agent at the office rebskd ovr "Asierioae
harry " by being extremely deliberate 1'
proper tg oov ticket., bat, ear seen mad
residences once bled la to ais satietaotloa,
and duly mitered fu 50 *Seel ledger, he
homed upon s like s-' elderly t'okerek
and, consulting the time cud, eu•v.ly re-
marked,
Yoe will reach (Iderioh a-mh yes,
at 9 o'olook this evening."
no first career .f the Cumooa, however,
remarked that we woods'', get there beton
11. end as • mater of fan It wan far pant
teidni,ht when, half frostn and hong. y, we
scrambled up •o alined perpendicular gang.
plank and were grested by friends mi shore
We were domldled at • private hoarding
house, the St. L►wranoe, with a shady lawn
and ample piazzas, quiet and pleasant, pr..
aided over by 50 aml•b:• landlady who
made triatas' inoaniboe into the dicing
room to urge her boerdere to by • little of
this and Woe • bit of that .ad "remit up"
for wm.th'•s e1.,, and who never .eels.
w perfeotly pleased 'sills as as whoa tie
ate everylhis, in eight and eelld for more
She told us ISM was sure we aepreelMed ear
orale when we clawed oar plates. Ad
whether it was the home mad. bread amd 1
the Jarmo 'letter, or the hears bre mf
fresh air and outdoor life, sarisialy we all
toad oar appetites, end 1 tithe that at she
lean we quite sati.6ed god era Bak's
hep• of us. And lb was se heavenly gale%
to aline I However warm it might be at
soon. the lake breeze tempered the
and the •lgbts were mei and se.Mreabie--
se cool that oft.. before morning wo wore
glad to draw op the light "doss,," at the
feet of oar belie sad 00v01 omisdvea mr.
warmly.
Delicate children! What
a source of anxiety they are!
The parents wish them
hearty and strong, but they
keep thin and pale.
To all these delicate chil-
dren Scott's Emulsion of
Cod-liver Oil with Hypo-
phosphitet comes with the
bat of ucw.. .
It brings rich blood,
strong bones, healthy nerves,
and sound digestion. It is
growth and prosperity to
them.
No matter how delicate
the child, it is readily taken.
Ps- end $,..e, sa &WSW&
SCOTT a 'OWNS, Goshen, T*..se.
nam el the M•1tLod river, The denim
is Marmite ; several cottages are already
built, and there is • entail 1.101. We mt
•t,out the shed). lawn or bellowed the *tad -
tog paths that lad doe .t the bleat, through
'.he aiders and eodrbru.b to 4a10 be•eh, till
tipper was served. And thee we had the
delight o1 watching the omens/ .f s
thunderstorm, *Me wind toe► ranted the
eke with loam sad clam 1't gnu ants
against the high beaks and thea abet high
up above them, while Iisktrlag algsesged
free the meant) till It seemed to be gersoMd
1n the lake at the homes Pm. And Mier
the storm had blew• twee •way and evee
the men (amid as Lagar feared, we led
doer it, laughter d sksi ing, and waking
up the k ; tees the try.
(:odedob'e thief Industries are salt end
summer boarders. Al one time the Gods
rite mit walls supplied Cased& with that
very ases.ury arbors. But the dbmery
of the Bagime Walt territory sed the cheap.
aw with which It meld be ma-,utwtured
is the States led te the practical d..traoMoa
of the bermes, se thin now there es but
one salt well is operation. This produces
Walt of • superior quoin', mrd lamed' the
ooartesy of the eaporinteadene, Mr. Logo*,
we were able be 'left it sad leave utes d. -
WI of the preens explained te tee.
Bitse hes hen pumped Out e1 the well -
which is 1,150 fest deep -Ir twenty.sine
ye irs, with so stoppages exespt for re
sect ferSOdaya.... Tensility f U
Ar.4+r,.d daily, sad Vie retest of ods he
&beet 700 barrels • day. Ti. meshed el
mklsg salt by evaporable' the brim is
familiar to almost everyone, bot it was In-
teresting to tee. the tinsel proems. TM
Dr' ie is pumped late • large, .Mll.w pas
over a Mentes fed with wed .•d seal N re
care both hest and gam.. At the *.ter
ev.por.iee the s11 rime be the surface is
crystal. /ivory three hoar these *rentals
art raked off to the sides of the pan sad 1.f1
to dela. The salt tbos m&ds se very white
sad lute grained sad dose sot recount greed.
''1g ; that not up to the high. es grade r
barreled for agricultural pa pow 1).w a
In the etoreroos the piles up salt looked
like her. saoodrlf5. The steeds of sale.
vsr .1 that Boat over the per are rube,
Meerut to inhale. bat 1 felt Perry fee the
stoker who had to fed those Gee Bum's,
months beuesti the Ina.
Gdricb melt be made meet delightful
resort ty • few lepr.vement.. There is •
=arr. of park ragreed •l.., the .dge 11
the bluffs overloakisg the lake. Leen
flights of steps give mew to the Meek .std
the deso/•t is mewed with sweet briar
swami (ram elMe•tlae, thet mists the eh
delioutejy altar i► lata sand mem le rimy
pretty when wasted with its pole Irak
bloom o Jena. Bel • narrow plank laid
acorns ewe pens ismn Menne ',ostensible
esu In the world, sad yrs it is the *sly
style of wt pr•vM.d. The:* one so lower.
bedsor shrubbery 1 se trees east of satere's
photles. Thi teed .WVslmply t.00md of ; 11
you Irk. t. M1 there and leak et the lase
you're woks.., bet adNmg le demo M
make 1t owmfort•Mo for yea H yes de o.me.
The erase le saver en or ..teed, t•
and mime seder Ter fen *Mr. sot
treddmi short, .r1 1. this deg.mr•te age
ams mast really leve •m and sky If oha site
long mi • eft-lsmh plank mipporuag brush
" by (he spine of her kook." Bet with im-
provements weld doubtless nom the pass -
lag of meek .f the as retNtlmmeae*., the
slmplieity sad the quiet et the old tone,
when steeple are so owtest.d and pl•.tel
and kWapilable to M. •trans•'.
m. Bight of time is sever es swift se dur-
ing v.oaNes. Oar eight day d the gsees's
dominion passed se giddily that already
they seam eke • dream. -bet • meet pl..m-
.at one. Rienzi(
AUCTION HALES.
eo parties setting elsic balls mimed
latbsteisostheeatm of ••tee.inem d
SATpinAr, Sept. 10th -Arnim sale of
hoses, let aced heueehold frnisblare, at Ihe
reddens* of I'. Lyon, St. G••er,.'. Cee•es.t,
(4.d.rlok, se Saturday. Sept 10th. at 1 r
JoOP Niro*, A.utiemar.
THoutD•T, Sept. 8th.-Amotimi Wale of
household ferlltare and fenishisge at the
old MoD.rmott reside***, 8t. Gorge's Tor -
rank oppoalte Homes'., es Thursday, Sept.
8th, at 1 o'olook r.r Taos. (vlsDir,
Aastie ser.
RICE'STAM DAM, fursiteTuier"
.ram
PURE/as��Aa, MOM MEN AMMAN &.arat,eE savla•.raw.
sou Palmas - aootascn,olll
What ald we de I
Nothing. fee the than part. mad we ill le
mast Industriously. Did yet ever Mew
bow perfectly deltaloos I5It te tura •we7
from all tell sad oar., leave ell worries sue
serpter111es behind, sad bells% usas
yea treat to hs, footless thee yea Mnab-
solueely see mf. or reep•eelbdNy-dad that
yes'd shirk It if you had 1 Tate what to
de em • v&matisn. nos env seal and body
sad bra are rests and revt.i.d.
We west le • "eon roast" ewe nett ane
ked • jollyflee. The Frig dMag labile la
the brean m-• ignite •ppetme t tat
wasn't 4be least vneed.d with a seen sad
mere et people in it -was N1d ►MI with
re.Mwg ears lied 4he grate a11ed with &w-
hen null. Breadloblag aa ear se the andel
• sa,ew•d leek we toasted Iha ten mid
ser
omenteziene 5111 51. toroth of the min
were hr.ww.d sad betetlag with dm* .we
sweetaer. And 11 yea deme& Miltg oat
eon thea messed Is gmwd te met, .ed • mire -
read go f , jest sty tt flu. Me ream
-.114 hd k•ea •ppreprlaisly deoor&t.d
with e.►s.t•Iks and ton flowers- .was .roared
end ta.omitag 6.ished with d50My.
Leat sus aftern.n feert10 Orb •d
wears piled lab the timed wage11 led
rove 5' yeawtem Park, 4010 wiles fres
sifting, dime w Ise 1e 'sal n .1 a
ming renes, sloes seag r the bless
We do
All Kinds of
noulding=
and Repair
Machinery of
any description
at short notice.
and for little
money.
fie !Whim Bicjcle Ca.,
It.It.lydl
h:
GODERJCII BARGAJN CENT
ew
Fall Goods
coming to hand daily.
Call and Bee, and Oompare Quality and Price,
NEW DRESS GOODS
NEW MANTLES
NEW TRIMMINGS
We intend to make our new stock of Fa11 Goods
move rapidly if low prices will do it.
JAS. ROBINSON
BLACKBERRY
COMPOUND -_
ta ata
sures. dem set
Lep 1t in the l ji sy
t Sam
ter 71 -Teale 'mow.
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES:
Try our own Perm Ply Paper, a Moms la
an envelope ter le. bee Thee of all S.
a--
10.10, 1■ elillsI far
Com-
..I-�81M
.t ai atmiti
es. to Aso•risaMU.
Tele. .
Lime Jake, boss of gum mats. 25. -
Me. ail ata.
GI60 E; .-Chemist, B �. I $
PRESCRIPTION --
WORK
W• glee Ude our .1
saatrtli and • sanies worthy of rots
gest Drum statussgsus HO O O•e•y earn a'
Peresmd aMeett s. le Ye work •t W aeon
fatuities t• ear began* • epmotalV,
OUR MARCUM
No la se way i*aNeNd bee the ewes erlty er
wee service. Yoe pay Mtbins hr 1111011•1•-
11101111 IS extravagant experts, boss there
nod Der way. Try es and ea .•tuned.
NEW GRAIN ELEVATOR
COLBORNE k BURROWS
are patting a roalernly eonetructed grain
elevator in their grain warehouse
They are now in . position to huxlle all
kinds of grain with the Inst possible labcr
for farmers' delivery.
They(wi11 pay the highest nearketprioes
for all 'kinds d gran, mod will be in the
market au the tints.
COLBORN R k BURROWS.
lkebt1
CHARCOAL
We leve recently received ser bed
d Charcoal, and • enable of Patent
Charcoal Stoves for tea to Bummer, mud
preps.. it in stook oontfausa.
4 u futurewe pet op in papw
hags containing half bushel sari. It n
an excellent fuel for
tont,
bruiting •, iranipg, starting nal
firm, etc., and it is cheep -10c. per
hag, or3bags for Mc.
W are ales headquarters for an
grades of Cosi and Wood.
We ran several Drays in cornet boo.
CARTAGE s FUEL CO.,
Phone 6R JOHN 8. 1 �, lead.ger.
-The
Best
Soap
for Cleansing Woodwork,
2
Paifited or Varnished Surfaces,
Carries,
Furniture,
Metal,
Marble The or
Iiuilc Floors,
Linoleum or
Oil Cloth,
/aw-iemmelliner
PEERLESS SOFT OIL SOAP
Because it removes all Grease, Smut, Dirt or Stain without injuring
the varnish, paint or glaze, and keeps all surfaces beautifully bright
and clean.
FOR BALE AT
ROUGVIE'S HARDWARE STORE.
POR CUSTOM WORK
FOR REPAIRING
FOR THE SLATER
FOR THE BEST IN BOOTS
AND SHOES
1 r
give
SHARMAN
TME PRACTICAL SNOERAKER
a call.
shoddyR a orou do gh workless,
en, we cannot be 'mimed an by sellers of
to sell es flat -erase iters. a' damaged goods, or bankruptow"
-wre
We keep the LAIDLAW, WATSON 8$OE 00'8 •GOODS,
and as they are splendid wearers, good fitters, and of the latest
styles, yon should give them a trial.
"t77•244. S ' 71e -
ream
UST maim teem meat ax eine WAR, *ND 50 .e
Urn •QOAai
aeon seat tree .thews wove
C( a IZC7/Ite. d
hi rase Oftwees kit
•
Iliewder+Ail1 Taft
1, loraa
Sew edit OW
and
ilittiOS • Weak and ^ �erarA
e0y 4.e-
ase.miesemtr • 1, S. ,.0 . t.,