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EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
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SODSRICH. THURSDAY. MAIWS M MMR
HE'S A SPECIMEN BRICK.
THERE are all grades and conditions
of men on the door of parliament, but
there is only oneGsolAOE TAYLOR. He
hails from the town of Gananoque
and represents the constituency of
Leede in the Dominion House. That
, be represents .Lepris in parliament
dowel speak well for Leeds, for TAY-
. WS is about as poor a specimen of a
"'•' " Y®otd
tarilithenterlin jr one`
would wish to hear. Were he to keep
his mouth closed he might pass mutter
on • pinch, but it would be only on •
pinch. From his toes to his tawny
mutton chops he gives no evidence of
being up to the order of intelligence
of the most commonplace of men, and
when he opens his mouth one wonders
why on earth he was ever sent to par -
'lenient and what manner of men sent
him thither. He is overbearing and
arrogant, ss most ignorant men are,
and when he wwnta to make • point
in public against an opponent the
truth is not considered • necessary
element in his contention.
He was up in Huron during the re-
cent bye -election and those of our
readers who heard him at the nomin-
ation will admit that his manner and
matter on the occasion were hardly
up to the ordinary conception of par-
liamentary methods. His facts were
askew, his grammar was cut on the
bus and be gave the impression that
in • written examination he would
spell "dog" with two "g's" and "nig-
ger" with one. To hold himself te-
ther
o-ther he had to drag in his religions
profession, and he didn't leb his
lig�`ht shine to any great extent when
he did it. He merely placed himself
on exhibition as a specimen of the
men who are foisted into parliament
by lodge influence --when gall crowds
Out gumption, and dross takes the
place of pore gold.
Our readers are tamiliar with the
way he oame to Huron to shear and
retarned to Leeds shore. They know
how TAYLOR tried to work the politi-
cal bunco racket on Manager SUM
Daae of the organ factory, and bow he
war banana peeled on the occasion
and they also know how he tried to
wriggle out of the hole without me
mos. But this isn't the first tine
that TAYLOR has been on reoord as a
follower of the late Baron Moe-
ciAUeaw. They tell • story that when
he was in Hastings, at the last bye -
election, be was addressing a number of
the "trooly bio' at one of the meetings
and undertook to ride the Protestant
horse for all the animal was worth.
To close with a Garrison finish he is
reported to have said :
" Now, boys, youse all know that
I'm the chief whip in the House on
thelory side. Well, my bovines@ is
to find out how everyone votes on our
side, and what the other fellows is
doin' on the opposite side. I'm the
nam that advises TUPPaa when he
gets in a tight place. In the
pursuit of my arduous labors I bad
000asion at one time to look aItsi the
French Canadian member and I dia
oovered that they was all going to
favor Lamm, because he was a
Freaeb O•aadian Catholic, es against
Sir CRARLIN Turrsa, who was an
English .peeking Protestant If I
hada'd heard threw daemons' the "IMP
Hadi tigwlf, gentlemen,, T wouldn't
bare believed it, but fortunately I
was in • position to hear every word
tie Frs+e mums% said, for i RAD RY
fun ,'o rug aatttots of the door of
She MOM is which they Meld their
41Mefle. Ued.r these eircnmatanoas
v.
thea !­ of es Protestants to
. ••
kw/ tdsgadler.bit!'rent 'fee my
abil frilled *ho Moises torrid
et cl.rd-latarer ort tl to party led by
the grand o'd baronet lair Onu*Lae
Tolima." (Loud cheers and cries of
"We'll do it.")
Now, we wouldn't believe that story
evert if we heard GEORGE TAYLOu tell it
uu himself, for his English is to imper-
fect that) we fear for his knowledge
of Preach, and besides it is quite
possible that there never was such a
mucus as that referred to But be
that as it unay, how in Lade such a
political feather head over got into the
parliament of Canada is still a matter
of perplexity to ole.'
SNAP SHOTS.
-Well,' the doer hooter is safe
ohm ha lakes to water.
-How does Morrtrra's .lesional
allowaum pan out -by the day, or by the
job.
-I1 this butobary of the Filopenos
oantivau there won't be any of them left to
get lute the gaa.e.
-It doesn't look as tt CLARKS Wat-
t -WI had been lead out of the Tory party
by Tvrra', say ex
--As a retailer of political ghost
stories GsoauiTatum, M.P. ,of Oazmnugae,
Is • "howling sueeses."
-It's really terrible when LAoalsa
gots down to Term's 1sveL But Thuya'i
level just suit. Turret'.
-There's an eggstr•ordinary rash
ext at the Legislature to try and clone op
th o baaims.s before Feaster.
-Up to the time of writing Nicol -
1 •i. u FLOOD DAvua believes that he is the
I.w,hr of the Glomi -Co' party.
-What's the matter with the bald-
headed bard from filo-o'-Bomea, anyhow
1. he trying to fit o0 uld Tbrree'e alipprrs,!
-It seems from the Tory papers
that LAeaxxa could get bitter and vit iper-
rute. but poor o:d Turrse oouldu't. les,
me; oh. my!
party, and were he powered of reputation
he might make a leader ; and time is no
other in right.
-When Torras and TAYLOR were
rehearsing their speeches in West Hurotr
Neither the matter nor .the style was ap-
proved of by the electors.
- The imposition of a newspaper
f'ostage of one-quarter of a oent per pound,
1y Hou. WuLuaM Uuu.ocs, has driven The
Montreal Star filo the arms of Tgrrss.
soap is nighty, and win prevail
-NICHOLAS FLOOD Davie mast be
drinking again. He got thingv terribly
mixed up in his four hours' address at Otta-
wa the other night. And four hours is •
long time for Nick to go on cold water.
- Oaoao■ nitwit, of Leeds, made
a reputation as a lineal deenoodant of
ARAxt*a and 8Arruia. when 1n was in
West Hero., and he appears to be adding
to hie record oolong that'ttne in parliament.
-It now appears that when The
Hamilton Spectator stated that the Hamil-
ton Baum had not twoepted and would
not accept the position of Tory organiser
for Ontario The Hamilton Spectator was,
as usual, in error.
- Wben one reads in the Tory
urwepapen that Sir Wtt.raID Ws bitter
and vituperative in his speech in parliament
and Mot Sir Chantal Tttrrss's address was
a model of good language and good temper
it is almost enough to make the reader
a "Doubting Thomas."
-When Gnome E. OAasY referred
te Torras, FOSTER and WALLACI as the
"mortar," the "sneerer" and the "snarler"
tie might hare added TAYLOR to the alliter-
ative combination as the "ecavengr." In
the roll of jackal of the Tary !arty in the
Home of Commoos a;rt)tiaa WAaeuroTox(!)
TAYt.0a, d Canaloque, is a swore..
-Mr. W Uiiiay's proposed amend-
ment to the Municipal Act is primarily in
tended to remove the existing disqualifica-
tion from Mr. CAMPBELL of this town. The
better way would he to wipe the objection-
able Act off the Statute Book. If it is a
hardship to municipal r•ounotllors in 11199 it
certainly will '•omtinue to he a herdsh ip Ivo
them in 1900 and afterwards. Wips the
blooming Act out altogether. We have too
many laws that need the whitewash pail
within easy reset).
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Till WAY TO oYERTA=11 CRIME,
Ottawa Citizen : A. Awrims •xobaage
draws ►Heads to the theory that erlaw
moms 1s rides. The obvious remedy le for
polls to man o0 Marilee
• • e
IDS RAMS G f.Aeli.t.
Mail and Empire : A thoroughbred t'•n-
dos with a bred Qwdlaa pollsp
is new needed to Els de the Oaasdlait ship
of stags. Caladium will set b. sath1.d
with say ether.
• • •
Pas 1.0110 TORO0.e AT °Tea W A.
Ottawa Jamal : Sir Chute Teppr's
spinets the ether day metalloid about 26,000
verde. Mr. Fmtwr's thr.ah..r offer► hold
about 17,000, et about es m•.y s the
gospel of bin Jobs, whim revelneteelsed the
world. 1§ will be observed that sems of emir
pelltieal leaden talk many Imam of times
as mesh watts every year as there 1. not
merely le Se. Jobs bet to leo whole New
Teetameek yet des't rsyel.tlDotas gay.
t Iter.
e • •
UR CMASLOW WAY.
Dudes 13....r : It war from what Kir
Charles Tapper hes bees wager Mee the
Wiry .t Md Loaner Oe iiihar
"really bans a. wrsi-lititeett eollay.e h M
odd ,bat .ably eheetd ha.. "read this
sat Mere. Th. AHMM ..w.lmpse an W
t. bagasse el the fen M th4 dee aad 0111
rowan MMM. b•aliebad eod1Mne et ata
mt,l they we able to hero of Bit Chemise
Topper's dlwv vy. Hes in bort 1411 bra
p:aw•l oereMyas ea the fan tb.s (M.ada'u
paliey Me mase bar • great favorite Is W
olldd alio west the Mad, old hare**
tlfi`ti'iliega
i
il mai
molly ss. tot Ranee p.�, WMI a
*mem titian tb
ei tku meli"*it'isyeeme.
body te .he. it. that oar della are eta/ed
with esw-dia, *ad that "tags .lit realty
what Me/ w " 1e us p,*tblo that the
They leader way be omuk•a t
e • •
wort. sargrr wrsat.rsa.
Tireete Ulobe : Th. withdrawal of the
bores ball intredaoed Ly Mr. Streets. he
Me Omarte L.gtsleter• will be gratifyl.A to
. 11 wheel.... &eye * rains sea warmly
h. regarded as • diatom' alas of the oom-
inaeity, as the ave vl the wheel le almost
ualversat. If it ie paella" 5. temporise
with the law-aakere ter another year, the
Wy of tagging biorele weaves will
as rldloul,us aa.tkodaggtag of pedaotrivaa.
Law -making prspe.siteu are hard w y•
aero., but the ukases of Homme aro btlgb*
ul r tb. b:ayols la Outerto
0 e •
r&O.AIILY,
Hamiltus 8p•ot•toe : Bac k'irie, .t rho
Wades Boamr, wakes the follow's( reck-
less prophecy :
Th. sleigbug Is tiffs rate gad unless •
thaw seta 1u we are likely M here sped
sleighing for Mom. time
We wouldn't be surprised. We have
u otiod that when then la .o thaw th.
.mow seldom melte. And we thine with
Wee Pews that •• leac..ib, now dowel
melt it will r.mala. 'TCii-i other hand, 4f
n thaw should set tet, trod rem•ta'et is lose
°Gough, obs obamosa are Mat the snow
would disappear, and the slsigbiog would
prohably . ad with the diesppsraan of the
UMW 8411, Mw.v.r, there is • great deal
to be stud as both sides •1 Ms question.
s s s
YDS MOLLY "m•LArtt;m Or raaDa"
London Advert/ear : The largo ktmra,•
of (Mamduta imparts Milo year, aorempealed
by • relatively /.all diverse." of *sports, is
b.ug mood as • wastes tor alar.. Th.
Formate Mail mea iambs the Oddities,*
of its readers by sr,sia* that imports are •
los to the cora ry. The Leads Free Prem
potato •us that an .rams of imports has
bin oar &sago ••.ditis. aid that then
1e no segvesU.s of tmpsding uomm•roal
trouble le the prows§ wade tetanus. The
Free Prom is nabs for mo., and the Mail
wrests, as usual. The imports f tie
Vatted States Ulla year are inoreasi•g mid
the expert* decreasing, yet the Dotted
Stator and Canada era majoy's% mated
Rood times. TM Plasm ot trade is se
index to • mummy's prosperity.
• • •
P000 roc 151471re11T.
Christian Ouardtas : A little girl, se as -
tunas' from Sunday school. asked ba
mother U Mr tether ever lied. " W byiwiM
• questts, my child." ate the maim
e' 1101iy eiGials1y trot=Vij. se -eerie S i
-why-be does cot of mares -roe have W
be different, you know -he ay. thiol of
Doses -yon u.dwresad." "Bet, mother,"
the child protested. "do you ever Ile •"
"Why. .o, my oklld, ot oars I doe's - of
mores, you have to my -you hate to make
some impreesioa you dot t e1wU mean."
"Well, m,Mes.' said the little girl saddes-
t', "I do•'t want to go to heaves." "Why,
trial M cues talk," said the mother, ' ler •
1111. 'art who has jean ossa from Sunday
ecbool. Why ds's you wan% to go to
heave. '" "Swann I den'. want to b•
aloes with Oed..d Osman Watht.Rtoa."
IN THE PHILIPPINES.
axpmt•ncee et an *Id &. 5aYY Nr wish
.b. e.1. Aresy.
a
Aux. McDonald, of tow,, hes received
letter from • friend of hie .he has heoi
".eldttrine" Is Mie PSUlppinm-D. D. M
Kw, a native of the neighborhood of Loeb
.45 Mr. McRae is with the Thirteen'
Mie..ete volunteer ialsatry, oompany
His letter is dated from Maeda. January
15th.
la dsertblas the soldiers' kip from
Peat to Meade, Mays they were master
into the service Friday "Mkt, May 7t
and left Camp Ramsey in called u hen
of Mlea...ta's war reverser, Meowed
R•eaesy) Monday .t fear r... over
Omaha to Sioux City and Northern
Padfle to 'Pewee, le tier different seotioes.
The 0ret night it was e•,peoied tW
Spanish spies were •bat, and Mie Omaha
wee patrolled from St, Peal to Sims Cat
At every city, village and hamlet the people
veto set husWtio. Pretty maidensuppli
evey want. "Wheat w• necked ',rises
Mr. Molts. write', "Metz patrtotIom
very eyldot ; for we wee fairly a. •
•vlaaob• of ddioaeies sled fruit that wee
drive a dyspeptic to meads. Made the es
g sautaaoe d Sotob people who more lbs
brought me mimed oak. ..d sweats
'Friss 1. • beaauf.4 plum. The ■
retorts afford s• meek plower. M.M
everything was free to the addiers.
d dm transport 'City of 1'.r•' Sunday
May 26. and steam•a me td the Golden
Oat. the following afternoon. The strode
wen Bard with people and it looked
th•agb mrd Inhabitant was out. e
threwug bowgaste, trait and oleare M us
wets\ bespoke that '.be boys were very
popular, spoeially with the lodge..
"July 5th, at daybreak, oast anoker se
Hooel.lm. and native cornet bead
which r cumpo••d of .boat ,fr
tr ppo1nos and which made • bi
M the WW rld'. Fair, played madam
airs add thousand. of people cheered them
*elves boars. The oity was literally deer
and with Amirimm flags. The regimes
mods mob a favorable impression that th
people wished we mold stay and do gumma
duty, but se the I.1.od. were nomas ted
that proposition had to fall 1s. with the iw
possible". The sound day they prepuwi
as elaborate feast tor as, whisk wa did.'
de a '►lea' 10. '7 ell it nolo h Oath, publish
1► not 1a the Moeda of &Melo* but sad
it to say that Ike heavily load.. plats w
o.pued 1. a ua.ar that seggstd oohs
ate preparuMm it the 000asis. 1'M Sia
fogad es m Dor way again and J0ly 30 M
3 P.Y. Posed as surrounded by Dewey's
"dogs of war," Is the immediate viel.lty sf
Fort Omits. Dewey made • clean j.b of Ike
It's a sight worth .set.g.
'Tdk about faetla., Mee.1 Well, we
hare M,kss Dr. Teaser's neord, b•vlag
footed forty -ewe days, *we days mare Moe
b. did-bMag that long m board the tams -
Pon. TM feel we net wee wrotobed. Of
memo. hardships go with war. Army IUs
way he •11 right n Mme of pesos, but dada,
war it's doplacable. It meld hardly be
avddd. eonoldrhr the *art epees ei Mee
the Oover.rnest is t. peepers. bray -
thing was rushed be lie Minim* limit. Left
W 'Pan' on emus las .hs, worm of
Dewuy's prises. sod wen ease more pleated
es torn erre, at Paraie.kit, • few miles
rew Camp Dewey 1 belstd war Mild tests
aad prepared for a wash .add rte, It
ales slant Maet•nlly from April to
hr, sod .est morn was rya/ h .
1 of wain. How amid you like to 11..
anima mad berdt.k, sed spaebgly of
hest Weil. that h whet w• bad seal
tar the aaplblaths of 06s ala. doe a the
of lad(.g aypllea Of
..WeSWIM,
y Amt 1W peony not. ta go Isle
*sir ta, twoaly.tmr hence.
Weakly! Ire lied ads ostler 18 the het am -
hos It Mo's raiser -with ti1e sad may
I.aaittes end noir wakes gee Tilts era
Marred. Op.n mina, 'ben on *On pelf
.wk esteediee breastworks at the IMO
Soak. The mew, nem bothered es, d
we rale reed ie .amp Me awn 0_8mil, he •
dess*hd.e sats. The feliwhts Retards, k
/.4411 le make as Mena m the atty.
The water amiss.. • anerpopei slipping
wise ea eeueeot el eke 4.f the lath
Au,aet. TM T►Ietsa 55 Mls.amia lad
the gaigral wheats, Mgt vW. M thith e .y l ori
tsN► --asleaA he old MOMS. walled aNv
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bob la w1„raaoh,Mentaitheyda. Daly
1.. N very t klub, ter env dowel knew
51..4 15500*• as Is tubo to flat • hail*,
stiletto or dagger plasm•! ssN him. One
has I. be m s►. alert Several of the b•ya
Wo bees Washed, bat eleasied every Nam
to wake the .mid be muderr or varier
ere lotto the dam. 'Ile moves ora ray
treaoberot,v---take to etaaltag and weeew-
tas
as • dunk does to water. The ieetiat-
•doe of Maeda le eatlmued •t 376.000,
primo,pally astbes .ad pigtails, with •
• prtnkltag of Brttlabore and (4.e nae.
Tara aro thirty -maven atbolio obsre5s.
flume vee over two ►•adr•d years etd.
Than 1n so• u avt.e beat t. IMS. ono
Ip tit. Cres ie bap entirely of trots exams
the Boer, "Mu* f• ot marble. It ease
116.000102. "it is • wood.rtal plies of
arobit.ot.n. Then are eostder•blo raise
ds to earthquakes, whim an very cow
mos_ The obarokes aro lerubl) furnished.
The streets are .artew gad the aldowalhy
mals. are of .loos, ars so uarrow two
e mit walk abreast is army planes. They
ma hardly be tidied sidewalks. The
host Mary of *very buU]ue ti eatiseiy a
masa of maao.ry. Mem of Ilis bssldbaas
la nine are 000gtwd by Ottawa and
tt.4res, snob as peanut sad trait voider.
'The waives ere very mop katitleus.
Some are smut and tali* to moats Try
gelidly. They are was i.dstrtous, bat
bit. Irea head to .•nlh-than 1e, the o•m-
mon ole. They deet biller' la bard
Liar. Wbna tags saa't pleb their laving
frac trees they almost starve btoaan they
here as '.tap -add rs.' They ace sheet as
owlets s the Spaniard•. Neither have
say Malawi ability. Teo slow for the
Awrluans.
• • 'Oat Brieadi•r-Gmerel is
Sooteb-MaArtb.r. Derma the cavil war
he roes from pirate M olomd. He said to
oar velomd. now a brieadt.r Swears'. '4,11 I
os.. say about year men, l'oluasl. N they
aretoo Wer.'
•
Before 1 elan I wast tell yea shoat the
. alive drank, 5.... 1t M mad' from the
jams el jam and tropical roots and
s
bat some •f W bowie/aim 15115 45 h•
tooled at saw -blades, beseshe.-saile, ums�•
Ins, rasor•bl.de•, eta Atter teldee the
ant drink you magna, yes sea • terobUR►t
prooesden Doming up the street gad the
tktrd drink will .•b • was throw .tome•
u W loothr. Noyes meted r onperiwigs tea
ea 11, bat tamed to oaks • bock of 1►
home. Bois V • very dsrros drlak ;
hare moi big, able-bodied moi takes be
toe hospital u the ermine and Mime more.
lag die Irom ane e,ests. A preen that be.
ware maw or 4dlruos from it sever re.
arra
Mr. MaKad aye 4... reported test they
would lays for horse V March.
W • notice that the Thtrt.oi/k Manna
vs ..raged 1. the Igb$ .g dories the pose
seek at Malebo..
ti'afrtk: Jeb. M. Moles, who had bees
spa•rltogg Use wittybra, has Mgt lea Mira
sty, Maaitebs, where he has boos Ise the
posh six yeah.
Lost flesh lately-?
Does your brain tire?
Losing control over your
nerves ?
Are your muscles becom-
ing exhausted?
You certainly know the
remedy. It is nothing new;
just the same remedy that
has been curing these cases
of thinness and paleness for
twenty-five years. Scott's
Emulsion. The cod-liver
oil in it is the food that
makes the flesh, and the hy-
pophosphites give tone to
the nerves.
�....ed$r.e., dl4G.�a.
gOD err a 0W 105. at..twa T reswa
1..
the aNme�. t.ed coeaseace to
d.tkme W ages s►uMMMostly • moodyure
the many remarkabi.
weed W ems of ClarS.'s
It ta a groat discovery. ad.r.ed
medical .netesion ser7wb.s• Over
•t� tMs•da. cir
FOR SALM BY JAN. WILSON.
Bol. Agog., ooderl.b.
4 GOD
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THROAT
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Host .4reiF. Sadly has 1d• mob/stets
for sora Sweat. 11's an ailment that
some. In a twlnkltne- d.v.lope. dam-
gerously In as Incredibly short tuna
The speediest Pellet and the surest cure
la wbat you look tor In the emergent!),
el My daughter woe troubled with
sora t►rwt aback was meek oodles. Your
Menthol Ltulmrmt was applied at 014t.
p.4
the a.:t morel., au su�."1ed toad .m.
tarot's." J. Woo. &M. 451 thaw :bent,
tomato. a
CJR1FFITHSI.
LMENT
asoma. Tin norms? amPmo& -
AT ALL DSUO ST$ -!S MOM
FOR SALE BY JAS. WILSON.
Seie Avast. theseke.
Tuokerewtt► : Lewis Praetor has tact it
BMmaruk, North Ilekote, when h. 0111 5.
..played with bl. brother.
(lederlob township BANS Mandl,
who has bum forsooth .e the fare, of A. M.
reality, 1a l;oderiob township, ler some
yawn past, has tetened to Colburn• mad
will went big lather.
W*•gbam : Mies Amain Simpson, late o,
Breedon, Mas., bas eempted a pmitAs in
Mao'..'. time steer. Mite Sinews M a
graduate sl Laeiteba ('elle.. of PMrsssey,
aad a also rage,. •, .1 is Oetaris. Her
muter friends wi.l .. plowed to see her to
this leaalit► algin.
Tsk.reetitk : Jams Bro.dl.n, of Tusb-
eraWith; Otte be'llrit lay diorama, karat)"
21.4. Tree ergot .s eat slimly a.oxpvot-
.d, as Mr. Broad/eel had bege ill msrly all
whiter. sled for send weeks had boon me-
sad to bed. He tailored from • osmpMiea.
tioa .f disease, a.d although •veytthhla.cgg
that adios' skill sad laving hearts avid
ll
was dem for lass, all was le eau.
Mr. Broodiest was sixty -far year, of age.
He was • native of 'I'uekreentb, and was
bermes the farm when be ooutt..•d to Ile•
until kis death. H• was the eldest •ea el
the Mate Alsxaadr Br•.dfset, .ad a brother
of Jobs H. Breadf.t of n.afr4, dad
Samuel Brsadle.t. of Taciter,mith
A Great Snap
U oar Gamier Yaap, at 5s. a
pored, •l which w e soh • b trod • work.
ThIM Ioi't our only rap. as w. carry
•vety,b1R that ma be food in ea so-
te-du• groaety sire, sd our prime
are right. The farmers kesw that they
ma always ret from as • wasp ter their
predsoe. We draw tM lime at no
1..,M•tats trod. - sveythh.g gas :
O1..ware or pnatees,staff firAitken table Chola.We 4.01,4. all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING A 00.,
Bedford Sleek, Osderisk.
Mcgim's New Store,
Reid'. Old Stand, Ooderich.
Our Story
is not of cheap good., but apply the term to velums
and we are there all the time. We can sell et a close margin because
we do not give credit, them saving a book -keeper's Salary. and make no
bad accounts. Who pays the credit store's book-keeper ? Who has to
makeup for those who can't pay or wont pay ? It's all charged up to
you who do pay.
DRESS GOODS.
The test of an op -to -date store is
the dress goods department -style,
quality and prise being the chief
points. Our dress materials are
hrigbt, new, etyhab and M prices to
your advantage.
-Famey Black. 38 to 40 M. wide, sow sad
.wt patter.. very .les fit skirt or hill
dram, at per yard
--Ruin! *may Moot., Me vary 5.u$
ot.oiges, bogey ad light weigh% M
32 60, Ill 2S, 75a. awl 504.
--Special Berge 1. either /arm r eashemea
f0.Mk, 46 l.wide, will eel met. at
per yard 60e.
--Sobel .ad Rosa! Cord, Nor y/ ap-so-
date, vestal, at ear yard _Wm 50'1.
-CdBHYIIBi.-Yob eie'tAgoAmy aside
1. lake Me plan of a geed Meek gosh -
awe, sad Gee os'§ And as meal of
Tia send fps. oar tans k. at pet yds `1.00.
-New ides patters. ire. New Twit an
set Doty Me MUT, bah the CHkAP.
BST -the tease w. sell Mss.
BARGAIN DAYS.
We believe in giving bargains,
and every week will give you special
bargains. Every Friday morning yo*
will find some lines marked down, but
any not sold that day shall remaio at
marked down price till saki. As next
Friday is a holiday we will make our
first bargain day Saturday.
-25 Rays two ppita. Salts, sine 23, 24, 26
gad 26, ragaler Arles, 12-00 aid 112 25,
Setardsy *ad till sold .... ..... 11 26
--0ORSBTB.-34 pain ladles' am •Ire
Carats, Mew 10 1. 26, regular prim,
40.0 t 50e., Saturday sad 1111 sold, 29e.
141 BON. -90 yard. Roman strips,
Ej fa. wide, geed osiers, regular prier,
IID.., Saturday rad till add, jest half
pries our yard 10e.
-TOW 1166.-6 des. 'my Saipan Ilam
te.ele, mull .Ise hue sale* Ilse geed
new M lee. bnol.ell Mli eold,
Art Mkt 15e.
-APRON OINOHA11.-65 yards Pak mad
white Ann, bony herder, 41 Ia. wide,
good yobs at 10e. •air. Smarday and
MS mid ge.
-Abt,TS.-Tw. dia. mild Tetter halts,
bdrses, sad soured bales, Meek gad
edam Retard•y be roomy 10o.
Tae311leca s e
V a a1/SIamw hi Nsis more to whioh Kl. Davie
4Y1 ; ' l'sona) akieuUoi. NogiiiiiiiiChaves here unless We Jame. r '
NW fLN kis s the material and the abfi9ty N Wile it just tight
.....s.....,..... _may--c.-r•--
Term,--ONE PRIDE. Cash or Produce.
W. A. M°KIM.
-i Re Ala Old Stand, Qoderlch,
Cll 'EARCiAIN CENTRE
UR BARGAINS.
-NEW DIIFI3S GOODS,
-NEW SILKS,
-NEW SATINS,
-NEW PRINTS,
-NNW OINGHADLS.
- NEW SID GLOVES,
OUR BARGAINS.
--.2iEW ART MUSLIN',
-NEW k1HEETINOS, . ,-NEW CRETONNES,
-NEW PILLOW COTTON', -NEW oRshrEpls,
OUR BARGAINS.
- NICs LACK OURTAIlP -NEW WOOL CARPETS,
--NEW TAPI YOtTaT Jr$ -biEW UNION CARPET',
-NEW LAM,-_ _- . __ _ _ _ -NEW CURTAIN POLE',
OUR BARGAINS.
-NEW UMBRELLAS,
- NEW PARASOLS,
-NEW £MB&*IDAUER, •
-NEW GLOVES,
-NEW UNDERWEAR,
-NEW WATERPROOF OOATB,
-NEW BELT',
-.NEW LADES, -
-NEW HOSIERY,
--NEW CORSET'.
Don't miss this opportunity,
JAMES ROBINSON.
BINDER TWINE.
Owing to the heavy advance in
the_ pool of Manilla fibre, Binder
Twine will be very high ftriced
this season. The ftrzces nozv ate :
Gold Medal, • • 12c. ; Pure Manilla, Al 9c.
'oasnmer Pure Manilla, •
IT WILL PAY YOU TA_ MINLIIIILILT.
N. D. ROUGVIE,
An
Original
Position..
It is better
e'en to be right than merely original, but the
easy position you may assume in these sh ors
of ours we are ready now to show you he ops
us get back -to original comfort. If you want
solid, new -fashioned comfort
WEAR "SLATER" SHOESr
P.B. --The Wpm
K Mater �ter moo*
must be sold reg pubs,
W M. SHA.RMAN, JR.
MILK= 01 KART STROP
APO pgeauu.
t0 PRACTICAL soon Kerr, Atm geek
AGENT Pea tog SLAT•. 5007.
T
OODmAIpis_
MEDICAL HALL. GODERIQH.
•
Stock nearly complete skein. New Ronda reeeived daily.
A lot of fine Bath and Carriage Sponges just to band.
The newest and latest Perfumer,
Patent Medicines, Horse and (little Spices. and Condition Powders.
Rubber Goods, Syringe*, Atomisers, Hot Water and Ile Begs, etc., ete.
F. JORDAN,
•
TO ,D'V DITIM*RA.
/folios of dwarfs mast ha Ian as this
t)Aow net labor than Sl ttnrday
aeon. The Oopy for ohangw
east be left not attar titaa Mer•
day ta�M��1S. O..oal Ad vertismne
+•••df mw • e noon a is rtmwiff
met