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THURSDAY, Jo
y 90, 1899.
GL iUUID .SALE
OF
BICYCLES.
Koine etak e1 New and Snead -
baled Wheels in be Mowed wt ie
Tim Days (26 Wheels la all),
AT SACRIFICE PRICES.
WHEEI4 AT
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4950.00
EMERSON'S
Bicycle &.M.usic Hausa
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Bicycle, Livery,
West Sweet, - (ioderlob.
Vat
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EVERY T
RT 11.
DAY MORNING
medaSRNt!
4100111111011. THU
f1RDAT. JULY f.
A GOO
0 EXHIBIT.
IN another oolumn of this week's
issue will be found • detailed state-
ment of the receipts and expenditure.
• in oonnection with the reoont Dom-
inion Day celebration in Oodericb.
When the sports were decided upon
it was determined by the committee
that whether there would be a surplus
or a deficiency the hill details would
be presented to the public in printed
lest, and if a surplus was had that
.�., . s�oaW'be y3iabetaYYl t:n"fi" to the
credit of the Dominion Day celebra-
tion fund, for use at the next e1ebra-
tion.
This is as it should be. The public
who contribute to the success of cele-
brations, by donations and otherwise,
aro entitled to see • clean sheet ex
hibited when the last business meet-
ing of the committee is closed up, and
it is to be hoped that future oommit-
bees will follow the example now set
them by publishing full details in con-
nection with •11 public celebrations.
Ihoo's
llm-
-KEYHOLE TAYLOR, M.P., would
be s good man to interview the West Huron
delegation.
SNAP SHOTS.
trouble is that Boo Mc-
poke
a
poke isn't long enough to reach the
-That which worries the opponents
sit Hon. Jos M&wni' is the fact that Jos
won't stay dead.
-When West Huron was stolen
for Powwows, ows, iri 1892, the Tories didn't
woery about the result.
-It is now stated from Ottawa
that August 1st will be Emancipation Day
•-for the parliamentarians.
-Tae Ottawa excursionists have
had a very pkewntttrip, and everybody is
eitoept.ths defeated aaodidate.
-The Clinton New Era -an excel -
local paper -has reached 1te 34th year,
The Brussels Post -another bright local
t4. has entered is 27th year. Success
both.
1..
and
1Pa
to
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
• view or The LIQUOR QUa,rta..
Tersest* News : The mimics of the
problem lies is the closing of the saloon
brewer's the nee sod the ohia.
. • •
TIM SOANDALMONOSns.
H. ihs. Herald : 'Perhaps ittr W Irfrld
will Madly 1UowMr. Taylor or *ems other
Opp.rWon rest be impose his bask yard for
. my evidence of bribery and oorr.ption that
may be lying around loose.
• • e
• 000D IPU.
Maples Timm : Ie Olaagaw they pot
up Mina a the parks sad publo gardens
.eras the wards : " Oitlzana, Drotaot your
property I" This Isjas.Yes is said to be
sated en very generally. Suppose the same
Nag were tried hero.
• • •
atm "seat" .oars Tn. rm'pw
Hrlltos Bpeetater : The gaheen as
Ol3w. Mrs talked 8,000 miasma of Ham-
mad dura, the entrees awn., and w111
poMbly mks It 10,000 Moore they finish.
Amd it le this same eapeedve sail solea
$award last e.e.areg.s them t4. talk.
TIS■ °noon° Time.
0eslph Meroery Provincial Factory i.-
ggestor Berber reports that factorise all
ever the Prevlw ere very busy. Many o1
Om are employlag tee relays of men .d
use wends, sight and day to keep pace
with their orders He says there are prsctl•
may se skilled workmen out of employ
W NW M the Proviso..
e
• , 1008 e0* MAD ,raw yeT.
Tes»ale Glebe : The belief that modern
etwdlWas leave se room ler the man whe
▪ Sash 10 i shaken by a emep•a ..s reeestly
at 1:6 of the met alsbnt.d leaders
38s
MOSSO 18e Amerman moll me and
tnwweeday. Th. essltehewa Hose
•veep. s1r, t. 1493 was 47. The raw
19611 be 65sadle an present SO Team The
leadersYt. YI. J. BAeryy.•.m theawba 4.39, rat OA.
1,whels41.'
• • .
en reorneowt•L TO TVS realrtalt.
Siwm•s Y.P., wMY.g to The CIMtes
Heb days Sb.t lbs Meese et Ste Wilfrid
wash pe►..1 even the pre.•So.s
et 14.1111s*l.a seg.Niy the
r
prepared seelosal k•tYtie.k1 be the Pee. -
lee. la 1. Meted ea the bail IMO& •a-
thorlt 338...,ythlsb8•s•.bese oboe 1•e published
lhavetale0 thrit 01•FF
seebba
dwsamhim ed the ,,setter hes sakes plum, tied
the psbUw$sa of eas or tae oos/M..UMl
prwlw Sash plea esokresident
by idea►.
Hera ba beam se ..t alttee orawuse& sad
31r Wilfrid has .. brea pat i. • pennon
tuber te wart or to refuse saoh • testi.
wenn!, sod mover acquiesced in wry wav I.
the propositlse. 11 1. Mo. that
Lord Straehaooa'a advice was s.eg►t, and
be replied that U the teetlmooial
wY I0(Md.d as • stark of the mensal
tet.sm of the Premier's friends he would be
g lad to assist.
R • *
U•taD 111 NOT DIN 918.
Toronto Telegram : tined el mosey
4. not the law in the -palls ee pri •
sNw sb--_Mr m
id WIWI/ idrlee,
d
aIS ass m
a 1.1.8., CiMfili/ler. 11.
P., to throw the full Is1N OMB ipe. auoe-
& ti.s &caamet the beset el the Premier.
J ridged by morel otsadarde M r. Tay 1r's
behiew meso we words than • mistake, but
patty strategy 3. sot regut•td by morel
standards and the feller, which proves
that his move wee ioerpdieot (tarries men
bitternses that the truth that Me move
wee isazoussbly wrong.
1t is • good law iu pohttasever to strew
n ot weateese.1 vs vtd.wrsrry 4.a melt a way
Y to give loin • ohana to reveal tie ewa
strength. The attempt of Yr. Taylor to
fates the gait o1 • osrrept mass: los 00
Wilfrid Limber violeted that law, .ad iter
deottlly outraged one or twat of the ter
com.•admouts whiob are usually regarded
es import not.
• • e
ootroca?TION or WHSAT USD MSA?111NU•
LAND.
Spragdeld Kepublloao : Beerbohm's Dots
Trade List of London claims that the rate
of wheat consumption in Englsed is declin-
ing, and has fallen from ay sly bushels per
earn to 1888 te 6.8 bYhele at the present
time, which would lessen England's wheat
demands by 8,000,000 bushels • year. 1a
this aalaNtlon amount only Y Mies of 011e
isesseed ooseampltos of meat. wbiob h..
bees very marked In the pat two decades,
es shown by the Importations of Amerman
and Australian meat and deliveries at the
London oestrol markets. 'lean .go the
staple food of the worktsg classes was bread
and ahem, wolfs now meat has been
brooght within the rends of thawed' who
amid formerly afford to bay little of It.
The per capita oou,umptoon of wheat in Sas
Milted States is supposed to be d.oll.tag
bat we doubt whether the sesesmpuoa of
meat 4. tuonarmr. The nsmvrte.h.ral
popsatloa, however, le shag fruit and rar-
den vegetables i0 grimier quantities than
mot before.
• ,•• •
Ant .LLW,4. 747,,.1 J ail'. tiTOSY.
Guelph Meroery : Blander hes always
bean the thief .kook in-trsde of the Gop-
eervstive party. It we largely the maths
.sed to defeat the Government of Ho.
Alexander Yanke.zle, and it is being meed
wain to a000mpllnh, 1f pedals, the destruc-
tion of the Laurier administration. There
le apparently no U1•10 to which the Opposi-
tion Is not prepared to go in its career of
villi6vetion. Almost every member of the
Cabtnet hoe been maligned a tarn. The
game is by this time pretty •ppareat e
masa people, and to maks it pi/featly clear
to everybody only requires:the exposure of •
tee mere este rues Merges Y t t I: , 'e by
Mr. Taylor, the Conservative wt..., nearest
1hrPrerler ole Mond.y, In the abeeave of
the lake, from the Comms'. The deeded
of 81r Wilfrid Laurier, that his Mauna in
Ottawa was protected to him by • Govern-
ment eo0tr.otor, w. not .eosa.ry to form
h his oherecter ea an boniest man 1n the
Minds o1 the Liberal party. The imoldout
seriel to show to what unwarranted
Ispthe the Opposition will go in brir tog
leeward thetr unfounded, eow.rdly and
violous charges.
Toe MSDIOT*IBUTION PILL.
Doodah True Bearer : There same to be
• good deal of doubt .t Ottawa as to the
poen ole it titude of the Senate towards the
redistribution bill lest posed through the
Commons. The bill 1n no way •Bests the
a..palttoa of the Senate. bat reales only
ea the oompoolUoa of the Commons. and for
1bh reason its progress should not be iqi-
peded by the Senate Bat It is Bald that
the Senate is lying la watt tor It There are
thane who take the view that now that the
Uric' have the obanoe they should treat the
Tories to • done of their own medicine by •
wholesale gerrymander of the donsUtmesoim
a • way that would do themselves most
lcal and their opponents most harm. sod
et 38e'1'orys se, bow It feel to be hayed.
se
But theare not the con. which hays
prevailed with 81r Wilfri Lanier. He
pledged his word that he aid not resort
to • gerrymander -the oenard'a weapon -
and he by proved true to his Wedge. Tb.
bill will pat the mantles beak where they
were, as far as that n possible, and where
empties have to be divided telt will be
deco by • board of judge*, oon.Wtlag of
Chid Jaetlo Bartle., Chanaller Boyd and
lentos, Fd000bridge.
r • •
Till 4Oi .IAN M1$T AND THE *RAT 4.I.(:114
cane.
Woodstook 8entael•Review: 1t i, the
Liberals who have most reams to denounce
the fraud' In West ,rig -s. Three have
brought disoredit on the rood aims of •
party which has • long and episodic' record
an this previa, e. For thirty part the Lib-
erte have controlled the affairs of Oat•rlo
Daring that time they have spent aerie ot
millions of dell... They leave built rail-
ways everywhere 'linty have built mat ot
our charitable InetltuUons, and the sew
Legislative building,. They hate given
hack mos'y In esormoa.am. to the people
for many object*. They have administered
the aff.irs of the provisos, developed its re-
source*, m•nsred the public institutions,
kept us free from debt, and maintained •
large surplus la the treasury. And dorlmg
all thin years there has never bees • saga
scandal brought home to the Uovernmeet or
to any member of it. And almost the same
ma be said of the whole edministrau•e ser -
elm ot the province, of the odleaa who
have tnne•eed Its' isln a all branches of
the publlo vomit*. . • A Darty 'Mini
tam Stade snob • record well motion* to
merit pablle eouAdesa. It w111 do its duty
i* an hottest and vigt'e.t effort to put • stop
a future to eleotor•l onrrapteoe. The
theory tb.t • Uovernmeet wad • whole pelt
Meal patty should be oondeenned sed oyer•
thrown ter the nitedmede of • few will not
be .00eptrd by the siemens of Ontario,
eat veal y whoa It is advenod by Above who
have theme themselves will's, a madoa
tee po11Mea1 steam oft the twin of their
Meade The hen Elgin o•e.etl.ttlarod Abs
hopes of the Opposition. 0.t these hops.
'ill be booted Y they h.ve bees very often
during the 1.M quart or of w sesorv.
THE WEST HURON BYE -ELECTION
0., the r .ane as 1. r ithsetM. at
e taws -A Ihere1linlem 4.e.
The How of ('its -em► elf i saints en
Ntttl.Rve ..d Amide.. raid -es Abd 1238
I. 4. te prepare fat the lemillpties late
the eleetl...le Areekvlll..sd WM Htwea
Mr. lertt. (Laval), *hare.. .f W ma.
▪ 1t prodded. lead there ma w my hese
roof
Yr. Reis.( l, who leessamtleg
the elew z:made •
e h.,'.tre sssl el he
Meet
d e prime. to dml
the et.est he W
Moody mrd, ` Rem. 1. pall 4, On -
berm, here In re vales seemed fes Wi-
lms.
.l.ms. the Clessm aly..smdame. while 43
THE /SIGNAL :'tGObERICII - ONTARI O
pal'seasatoll t1s,Y Mai they voted ht
hl.. Domed war r.tars-
Mg .Hest M this la i l�. od'Mb.
aka wbeweesbQMa 66 Menem awew.re'
they, by voted for him. 1. Mkt poll •
reveal iltl.U.4 ballot masked ler Ye -
I... wee parted sp d.rtn, the afteraece,
sod Parr took 13 east tore It up. The piecm
were preserved sad will be prudan.d 1. evi-
deam.
Mr. Hordes beaded la a lees fist of wit.
n ames, Ineladi.g the 44 mea w8e had made
.,.(.tory deoleratio.a regarding poll 4, Col-
ber.e. the resaedas seer for West Rams
lead the deputies wad seetla.sn,ead • sam-
ba or Arnow who are supposes to hays In-
forms ea rq.rdlat 88. seater, allyed.
Am obs are 1aha Hama, M.nesed
Joao S.11tvan, Sault fie. Mara i
; Den;
Bele, 880(3 8e. Maris ; J. 0. 1101101110e
Londe..
The fellowisp are the emus .4 thou
voter' of the towppbip of 001101111111171111111-
have,
I.Ibeestr 1111.have, Y Yr. Borden .tented. mods d.u8.a•
tura. ,bat they voted for Mr. 1teLesa 4.
the polUag dlvldoa when .gutty Shiny bal
lots marked for him wen fossa is the beg :
Mama UMW hammy ; Job. 11. Simpson,
meroheat; %Valiant Tobin, Joseph Tbe.p-
. so, Hamlltea Motions*, Alvin Morris,
Jolla Ryes. Chute* U•roy. James Wades,
Jospb J • Wright, J.me, Clark, James lid
Manes, Jer. u•1tes, Joseph C. Ye0o..,
a
e Patrick Kelly, John CantwellW ease, Jahn ,
Richard Uliddoo, Was. Kerr, Hoary
&ellen, Samuel Joh.stom, Thomas sturdy,
Kenneth Morris, $.mast Morris, Thomas
Culbert, Wlllia. Vrp.•., User,. C.
S:mpeoo, Walla Barreiro, Edward Shaw,
0858. Mew, Wm. MoCemsoll, Arthur A.
Willman, Jame. Team, .hu M. William',
Jame. Campbell,Sees-fin R With•..,
Robert B With&.,., Mead Williams. Wm.
J. Uraha..
At Mr. Barden', request • nam.tus fee
snob of the above to amend and give svi•
dame was issued, and also for the •ta.d-
once of the returning officer, deputy rolure-
ing either 1)wald Centuples. of Colborne;
Robert W. Corks, an engineer, now of
0sl,•ry, Alt., ; 311102041 Farr, Toronto ; JY.
Reid, tazoolleotor, lioderioh, who picked
up the ballot marked for MoL ea. In the
polling booth ; Hamilton Martin, Uodaeb8,
who we. present •t the time, sad R. C
Hays, barrister, Uodrlob, who peeked the
torn ballot upon a pieoe of paper. D. F.
MaoDo.•Id, Perry Somd, wee .iso sub -
p I. osod it the ree.est of Mr. B irden.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Varn.: J. Keyes and wits, of Nashville.
Tun., ars visiting friends in this locality.
0Biro, : Chao Ohm, Hama Road, last
eleven sheep by lightning the week before
last.
Loodesbro' : Wen. Whitely and wile stud
Mrs. Geo. Brodiea five left it S,Nv..,
Ash
Blyth : Ye. ale Demote, el Totem
hem, mets ekes a p.dta. i. Mr, hank Yea
salt's steel--^---
Wrozeter: Wen. KOMrteen wUl Mks
poeeesston of John Phillips' h!aokomith
shop on July 17.8.
Clinton : Nn. 1001.84 re has lefe for Md -
le, N. W.'1'., and Mr. and Yrs. Crab. Sprang,
of Vern., for Mania..
8ealortb : Wm. Lhmpbell 8Y awarded
the oomtrsot for the pl.oLDg ot • plate gleet
trout in B. B. Gmo'e store.
Gossamer* : J. W. King has resigned his
poslIios of public school teacher here and
pureismed • forte at Bluevstle.
B'1ah : Mir Margaret 'them, who has
been teaching school 1n Marshall, Micah_ is
, pending her tampion with her parents.
tat . meter : A .argot letter to the fresd.
sf Stepbeo Playford here reports his' costtn-
med serious tum.., of cancer. Hs N lying is
W fnof peg. •
tide : W. B. Thomsen', our reranr
ohms* maker, ,sok onto himself a vette on
W saveloy. July 5th, io the person of Miss
Margie Patton.
Vernet DrtU- 4ieatpbell, who sold his
blacksmith bushier in Vero& ams time ego,
by boasht out Yr. Hen, of Brumfield, .ed
will tete poessesios oast week.
Wallets : Willie Humphries wY in Brus-
sels a few deys, where be was bowies one of
his fest operated on. It is exposed that
the operation will be sueesesful.
Sealorth : The Il. T. R, station house le
beteg Feinted • Pretty Made ot dr.b Dolor,
with gree. trimmings. When Bot.bed it
w111 be the of the best depots o0 the line.
Clinton : Yrs. fi. Hadi., formerly of
here, left on the 11th ult. for a trip to the
old ooantry, arriving I. Liverpool on the
17th, and Intending to return in September.
Sealorth : 8emael Trott leaves shortly
on • trip to Lwel.,, Michigan, to visit bis
sou Arthur, and 11 be feels so disposed will
go on to Kea.as, where he has another.om.
Blyth : W. H. Finoemore, of tee
81yth rolleren lls,purpow mak ins ex teusies
Improvements 1a hie mill within • few days.
New end mon modern maohtaery will be
pierced in Dominos.
Hallett : A quiet bat pretty wedding
took plc at the resides, of Robert Rob-
ertson, sr , do Wednesday, July 51h, when
his youngest daughter, Anne 8., became the
wife of (les. Raitbby.
9t. Joeeph : Nelson Contin Is expected
to return In • few days. It is rumored that
be has i.luoed 1 wealthy mer to la
gest in 8t. Jo•eph, and he will bring beck
with him 1100,000.
Hay : The 100•.ore farm of the late Win.
Dougall, on eke 2doomoertoa of Gale (own -
ship, wee sold by .unties oa the 8:h hot ,
the puroha.sr betas Wm. 1)ongall, j•., and
the price paid 56,000.
Usboroe : Ws regret to ay that Peter
McQoma died at noon on Tueeday, Jane
273M, at the home of Ale len, John Mo.
Queen, north -eat boundary o1 Debora*,
aged oventy-eight years.
Rnerls : By the destruction of the nil
rood 'tattoo N Bnmle by 8r' on July let,
the satin dzamina►Inn p•pen for the half
year for all the sohnots of ►he east riding of
Hares se.nty were destroyed.
Wls ham : The following from the Port
Elgin Times refers to • former pastor of the
Wt.gb•ni Presbyterian ohareh :- "Un
Monday eventttg while Rev. R MrQseny,
of Nem* Rrw, was oat welklsg, he fell
and broke the Targe hems et kl. leg at the
' a
...w me weir UM 'lit
silal . The Monk le • ..,,,,e w last Mr.
11 • gens well 8. sonatas N the home lar
a "eerie et aa.uMa lie 1.e bees .a sins•
•1.884. year,
...+iOWerftbr - i.II..w
1e41 1.p3Uy WPM,* Ude thaws
WteaMis i (soros fl,4*- , wtw
Me llyy ,ssmpied lits metier of
reins
1Ti1 spebils ,eked fee the poet
tea. yawn, we are pleased to 5S•M ha h•..
re-ontpged .8 • seender.b1ti feerwd of
fiolmi.y4U. 1 A large number .f the oes•
rime*. of St. Jabal* o8mrob, Holme.Uie,
..t at the midges* et Mr. H.rt aloha ea
Friday eyesi.g, 7s8 nem..ad presented
Mr. .ad Uri. Hicks with owe beautiful
Mire. mentie..W by an an ddrw.
81•.1. o J.0. MH
cTavish, •verb*U BUM -
Mss Co�sgs, MGN., le a► born. at bin b -
wise, as pio..s lit. MoT.vlh bee soil
est W slate is the Bliss BYiesw Col
m.n{•f
mid h sew es sd b Mob the mai
d.0al'iowthubsgyHaverhill high.ob...
.81•.i.v : OMs. Stewart, B•y6.M Iia.,
has testedIsom /t 180.or.e a Mr. Om
. el a who will take pates..•
011 ie lite all The letats toe
arse years 4. Was& upon Y • pod
bargain, Y *8. harm is first olw. Mr.
Stewart Nava les U•atteb..
Brao.fletd : 4 pretty sad in
wedding wee o.4Mat.d st the hea*Yfal
41„11s►.J„ Aggia, at bramisid.
y .tk.reeem of 1.01 week,s her her yean j-
eN delight -W. Mr Sam. Flamm, wee
suited In marriage to R. U. Biermer, .f
able 'Ulgs.
W i.,ham : Mayr Ken, • reddest of
Wiagbam for the peal few ysan, did at b4.
Mese o0 Freesia ablest on T.eday night
Lae. week a Ida meaty eighth year. Do-
wse Mew saddtaly ill on the 8a.d.y
evenag Previous R. came to W tagb•m
frau ass. Bete.., where he raided is •
farm fer many years.
W Write= : Ore of the wont .Mader
etoree of the .sass Malted this moues es
the evealog of the Mb tat. The lightning
was very severe and the rain fell in torrents.
Ethel, doagator of principal Musgrove, was
sitting .t the window at her home, and was
,.ndrd u000ttai.a, by one of the aver.
Saba of ligatat.g. She telt the effeote of
the shook for e.eral day..
Chaim : Sim. Hese., of Algoma, former-
ly of here, *aye ►a Insects • *loosest sr -
prise by • o•il lest wgsk. Mr. Rapp learn-
ed the blaok.mi4iag bo•iwa hem tam
sweaty yams tie. with Comb A Jones, in
the stand where Alderman J ohasas is new
soousoed. Th4. is Mr. Hagen's first Tian
to oar tows, rad ba Mends gave bins e
rie88 royal handshake He is vigi(dug
round here ter a weak r sea
elatett : On Monday evening of W1
week Mn. Greta, while sitting on bar door
.top, overbalanced sad tell down, fracturing
her thigh bone. It make. It more t6., or,
dtorlly palonal to Mrs. Garbo., ae she had
been manned m ler ewens lee ave week..
and this was the Bra time she had attempt-
ed ta go outside. She Ata been • martyr to
ttsiwteryean, sad title Mint, Ming added
be her already severe straits, maker la doubly
heed to beer. We hope elm may sees he
able to be •road eosin.
nth :•r the C(111 t. But .Abii.
e
Eft'Lr�,.iia fans 1 into :Se summER
W .E
again.
Better put tho cough out.
That is, better go deeper
and smother the otos of in-
flammation. Troches can-
not do this. Neither can
plain cod-liver oil.
But Scott's Emulsion can.
The glycerine soothes and
nfaker comfortable; the hy-
pophosphites give power and
stability to the nerves; and
the oil feeds and strengthens
the weakened tissues.
Some cough mixtures 6ODERICB BARGAIN CENTRE.
gas. mg Seas, all droggaga.
SCOTT & .Oat., chw ss, Terowts,
4.13115.11.4hJResa.etienesetmei.. Mrs R. 8. B. Keefer, the dimmed wife of
Rm. B. K Keefer, • forme same of
Wimg8. M.tbodW Merck, hes lakes onto
br.df ember hub•sd. TM Baton
timid gives the IaU.wleg aeemut el the
event : " The .•,nese 01 Mn. Beaty
8tarr-Kesler, of rrovtdeaae, R. I., the well
know* temptresses leetanr sad writer, te
Dr. John McLeod Martin, memoir of the
Royal College of Surgeons, Leaden, Ea,-
aad, wee celebrated a atom, on the 21st
e lk, In the Fra (bogregstloa•l *hatch.
Proyideao, the Re. Jobe Halo terry,
D.D., othoaYng. Owing to the death el
the Rn Alex. Maceregor 1)1). • WAN,
.d peewee) friend of the bride, who had
been exported to perform the oereamey, the
wedding was sw4oUy private. The bre..
groom was supported t'y his brother, Dr.
Mins Mortis, of Boma, and the bride was
.ssetendd. Dr. and Mrs. Martin after
spending some time a the C•m•dlaa prey.
laces, mime to make their ham in Eng -
The depenmestsl elw.fanMens at the
Collegiate Institute were aaeeiadeo en Mon-
day, and the candid•,e will sow remota in
sapeao. mitt Ake malts wry sms,epod
seam weeks beam.
MO lea AWYr 01/41.
Positive .d unlimited coa6desee to the
Kola plant as .tare'' care remedy ter
A.thme has been abundantly sustained la
the many remarkable cares .gained
through the ave of Clarke'. Keedl Dem.s.mt.
It is . great els, overt'. R y the
(anneal prof eiolon everywhere. Over ..p
s� .tees& "hold earedly alall ddrr.er
FOR SALE BY JAB WIL LN.
Sols Ales, 0.drleb.
The point of view = = =
from which you look at things
makes all the difference in the world. Even
t
the clouds look low when you get on the
mountain top, but you never see them that
way if you stay down in the valley. So in
Bicycles. From a low level cheap Bicycles
look good enough, but if you climb to a
Stearns height you can look down
and see their true worthlessness.
It pays to ride a Stearns !
N. D. Rougvie, Agent for Goderich.
MCKIM'S NEW STORE
Reld's Old Stand, Goderich.
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REQU I S ITES.
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2 doses Woman's Blank Brew remain
Hata, were 260., to oyer at ,mob. 10a.
7 dozen Child's earl Girl'. Walt. Straw
Sailors, were 250 , en el.ar N 15o.
or2for 26e.
2 dome Me'. Straw Sailors, god
video et 25.3 to 500., 3. alar at
163. or 2 for 25o,
3 dose. Mesa's Straw 9allors, were each
50e. to 51.00, to oleer at ,sob ....260
li dome Yam'. Lissa Hata, regular
pro. 503 , to clear at 15e. or 2 for 258.
3 doses Hoyt/ Fen Hat., wen 261. to
60o., to elver .t 16e.
6 doses Yes'. Lae 7.11 Hard sad Sat
Het., °brity's make, beet 1 108
For Felt, were $200wed
neer el 51.60
Ides.. Mea'. Felt Hats, job 28..
• ale 8. Mes's Felt Hots to sleet
$1 60 bled.7L
51.00 " .50.
O./s�Bayd wed .rem'. --A big lei l
WOW Piles will do R.
Men's Cotton Soak., 6 pain ter 26.
Ladies' Cortes Hass, 6 pain for 26o.
Ladies' Salaam Caps.. were 52.00 to
53.50, ter 51.00
Were $4.00 to 56.00, fee 51.60
Boys' Dena Washita' Sults,llght onion, 60s.
These are A 1 yod. worth 51 00,
Pe Maar at belt,'., 50a,
40 Nob Pillow Outten 9e.
P.rmais-• few summer ones le elver
at just Ralf Pries : 51.00 for .... 50e,
$2 00 for 51.00.
Paws GYhetere Drees (+sed., 40 hobos
wide, worth 260., tor 124e.
P. K. Wash Goode. .D.elel 124.. U
wee ver special a8 150 :.ew, to
dewy, per Fara 12{0.
%aeteh few. 8peoiel Wash (Mode,
worth Oo., for 63
Wash Goode end Prate all .t Ural Red.,
time.
aSmusets of all kinds a1 any old prim.
Whets Shirts -Ws expose another lot
of t8e.. 764.. Whits Shirts •t 36o.
"r She 81 00
mil be hers is • few days.
All Summer Goods Must he Cleared Out.
Little Price Tickets will he the Lever.
McKim'sSash Ston fioderich.
aid
CLEANING SALE
Wash Goods
Ginghams
Prints
Piques
Muting
Lawn
Ladies' Underwear
Ladies' Hosiery
Handkerchiefs.
Ribbons
Side Oombs
Curling Tongs
Silk Gloves
Hid Glow
Taffeta Gloves
OF
Art Needlework
Art Sateen
Men's Underwear
Men's Shirts
Ladies' Belts
Ladies' Ties
Lases
'Embroideries
Shirt Waists
Ladies' Suits
Ladi' Skirts
Ladies' Will Skirts
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Colne and see Quality , Dome and get Prices.
It will pay you to buy your Dry Goods at
BARGAIN DAYS
JULY 27 AND 28.
JAMES ROBINSON'S.
What shall I drink
if hot weather 1
Tea won't do.
Liquor won't do.
They incomes the heart action and
bodily heat.
Lime=Juice
is the ideal Bummer drink.
IT WILL DOI
unit at meal times and any time.
Tourists will find
er
ahas we my epeeist anemias a M As.
arms TIeAr*ha Amy estre
handw�•wPesne.1e mei , Fees P
dere. Ueeley's Ind Mee Antedate
perfumes, w Ohm iraies lam,
Root Beet Extras%
Ginger Best astrsstt
Almond Oilsal>k
• Lite thingfllK S11YI Iso, eta. 36e.
Barbie d ,vac. and Tac.' Ridelw+slse a(1gp►•
Net m01.0 than a cent • drink.l Mass t4.
_._-..the corn psepK�i'--
Bedford Block, W. C. GOODE. Chemist.
Proscription work .t 4.l beers.
A Shoe
that
Pleases.
•
Every Man wants Shoes
that will fit his feet.
These are the desirable kind. Made for wear and for
comfort. Sold to divide a good thing with appreciative
people. Broad enongh to insure comfort, graceful enough
for style. cheap enough for economy, elegant enough to suit
anyb(xly.
WM. SHARMAN, JR.
ODm1d 01 SANT MISR trtst PkAOISO.L Sara USX. USD soca
• rn SWAM. AGENT sea Toa SUMS DOM.,
O ODMit IOJ-
MEDICAL HALL GODER/CH.
Stock nearly complete again. New goods received daily.
A lot of fine Bath and Carriage Sponges just to hand.
eTh newest and Latest Perfumes
Patent Medicines, Horse and Oattle Spioes, and Condition Powders.
Rubber Goods, Syringes, Atomizers, Hot Water and los Bags, eta, etc
F. JORDAN,
Corner Colborne -et, and Square
AT THE OLD BUSINESS
IN A NEW STAND.
We beg to state that we have main opened •
Grocery business, at the cornor of the Square and
Montreal street' the store formerly occupied by H.
J. Horton.
We have a complete stock of fresh Groceries.
and shall be able to supply our customers with flr t-
ciess goods at the lowest possible prices.
We hope to be able to serve all our old friends,
and many new ones.
STURDY & 00.
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