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60 lw he. wide, at per pair regular
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INSPECTION INVITED,
W. ACHESON & SON.
A. TREAT GAME.
vedetirb Dews. CtI.Ns at .asoball la •
(leve Udeh.
Oooe more have the Ooderlob bwb•11
alae won trim their old-time rivals, the
Clutooias. Tis ISA was dose Iasi Than -
day to • game fall of •:hit crier. Catem
bad le•dod up for the game, ad were de-
lerdnod to Ma, bac M•. ! Jen C.wa was
• " hoodoo." They had three *midden-
s sae of them from Comedies mage maim
-bet ova with tans ay were lawns.
However, 1/ was anybody's gams all the way
threagb. and although Ileo qua tty of b
th
pot op was for troy lrst-olase, the eves
manta' between Iss two teams made Iles
game u1.0.5 is& .44 the end of their ninth
'Datng•, Claim hod 15 rase to their srodlt,
ase were ties (3derieb bad mend la eight
Innings. The 1..e team got the two rase
n ecessary to wt. le their last lemmas, with
n obody est An aple•s•nl feature of the
game was the erupting weer the 5mplrek
deoulena II o.itlmsasod early le ten VAN
end Oaks oat Mihpahei lmktKwal• throlidak
oat tmouth lane Shaw, el C
en t.
,
was the 'pipe". ad cap el be Masao
aerledm� Me very umonttnt•ekory hot the
omllmabl tlenrrelllmg was very then.. te
the spa rer& wbe pa7 weer enamor M iso
• pee el ball, am • war of words. The
mamksri of the team, however, were am es
meek as feat► as some over. oaten appert-
e n, who sho.ld know that coca madam le
mon likely te de Minn than to be of as.
name to the teem After • dlepate la the
earl( stages of the gams, Bert TW went es
the geld as empire a 1..s, while Dr. Shaw
mama to sell bales sad ei 41... There
were yells • number of Clinton people pres-
ent, aad the, "rooted' for their nine in
get style.
Glisten west to bat first. Tre•dper,
the first am ap, swished the sir
and things looked easy for Ratak. bel he
kit Doherty sad the MIs two ma. Wha-
ley sed Gowan, bit the hall Hebb irk sad
MOL eagbW low est altar two resp had keen
seend.
Sid., the old warhorse. wet a/ es three
. Wks., the crowd It ally venUsg t6.1r la.
digestion epos the empire for his demotes.
Doyle spied four wide sees, stole ..orad sad
(sashed Wei ea Wheatley'. error, and •
wild pita soared him. The east alga sass
were retired. Euro--Oodsrsi 1. Clinks 2.
is Class's send Mdn.16hs get to
first as • leaf 1, to left whisk Daddy sold
n et get seder, and
ro a snored en • lose 111
by Treadles,.
asked mk•d he their emceed. mond es • fly
O
Doyle eared the pitel or'a her at iibil be -
gleans ef the third Malaga, Hab6ben golmg
to centre and 8.011 be shaft Rosie pre W
Bret 00s., Caws". 11 bars a bell. The n.
doebt•bie " Joe " gee to third en Herbnd's
alalia sad hems ea masa" by M.CoeaelL
Relad seared Were the ea was retired.
la teedarlea's half Pathan sad. •
, Logs : MA streak eat f singled asd
Thema abed. A M/ Ma y mid
a everta.-+w to len m W useimg sad
three 'rem were Ia1Wd MIN only sae sat
Time time 0000'telement Snell breeghl
McHardy Maw with • Maga. Hutobl.a
mmtfio•d. MoLmgblis hit 1)aks nail gave
Tilt four balls, and the mase wen fell
yule. Pse.iagbs, beaver, "trek* out
Soors--Oderiob 5, Glisten 6.
For the next ewe Marge Olathe were
bl••ked, two moo tennis( L each lmieg..
(ioderlob soared twfos I• Iasi besiege. Ie
the fourth Doyle not le let es a 6, wbloh
walled capture ; Thomposs Mead ead
after Doyle mad Thempm"e had sola to
, cooed ad third, rsepooMy.)y, Moell bit ad
brought them home. Ie the IUte Dabm was
peeked off sed Tilt made • lama tee -bagger,
sootier lam ad r.aoh'.r tbtrd Memel( ea
the threw a. Penningtsi's "Ingle spend
Nm.
McLaughlin mooted ter Climes Is the
Birth. For Ooderloh, Tbompeon 1d tor
with • three -tap(.(. Mefferd, .trf.k at.
85.11 remind the labial bag se Treadgeo's
fumble, ad Tbo.pa gob hem*" Hoteb-
_r Icon'• •cridoe. Slagle. by Dahm and Till
moored two mere raps.
Wheatley emote t6e ball to deep cost((,
but Batoblees failed to nab the slasiv.
sphere. Big Jae mane a single and Barisal
611 to best aod'Ihespa n fumbled. Hata-
leen had another shame, but allowed oleo
ball to saps him mil Whatley sed Cowa
soared. Harland aloe get home before 011e.
too was retired. Mslsnssou tickled the
boys with the.eosaetomal °spore of • k*,•
blab ball off Moleugbha's bat.
P•nalagton was (1•m • pais te ant base,
but was nabbed ea Isssed. Mal --mess
singled ..d wait brougu boa by Deyle's
asonSoe and Thomas's b11, Tkemp.sa.ft.
reeds smear on passed ball..
Treadle( stirred .p the Olathe rooters
with • home •ua la the eighth. Doherty
famed. Wheatley sad Coma got .carted ea
the journey round she dkuvieed, .ad Me -
Cassell hit to Tilt, who threw wild over
Ent, letting in shins see. The more w..
n ow 14 all, sad Ooderld did not maks any
e demas 1n their halt.
Meleagblln sad McRae were reared, bat
Tr.adaer bit to left and she bail was Ian,
Pintos um skeane ahead.
Ooderlob then want to bat for the last
Me.. "Reds' made • We bit ad par.
lobed mooed. 1'bompeen pat one between
right and Detre, sad brought Doyle In,
resobieg wooed himself. Molardy got •
hese on balls, T►omp•es stole third, ad
Mull batted 61. ta, bantling sea of the
Mepet► ROAM .rer played in (lederke.
Oodcrfoh A.s. a. s.a. r.o' A. a.
lflalesswen s. _. 6 1 1 13 2 1
Doyle se mad1
Therapies lb... 4 6 3 5 10 1
MaHardy26.,,, 6 1 1 3 2 1
&IOU et wow s.. 6 1'I 1 0 1
Halohuoa p dl d 5 0 1 2 2 2
Alm If 3 2 3 1 0 1
Tilt 36 4 1 2 0 1 2
Pea rket= ,f 3 1 2 1 0 0
40 16 17 27 17 10
Clinton. A,a. a. MI. P.O. A. L
C. Treedger U....6 3 3 4 3 1
w. Doherty es ..5 1 0 1 3 2
T. Wheatley 3b ..6 3 1 0 1 2
J. Cowan tb 2 3 1 7 0 0
W. Harlad rf 5 2 2 0 0 0
W. MoCo•odl2b5 1 1 0 0 0
J. H•bklrk of 4 0 1 1 0 0
J. MoL•ogblla p. 5 2 1 2 11 1
W. McRae o 6 0 0 9 1 1
43 15 10 24' 19 7
*Nese est *ben wring rem neared.
2-bs.s hits, Tilt, Thames ; 3.b•se bits,
Tnsdpr ; beam rias, Trsadger (2) ; double
play. Wheatley to Tre•dger to Cowes
Miertflso bite, Trager, Doyle, Hutchison (2);
base ea balls, Oedwiee 7, Mottos 2; hit by
oltobsd ball, Doherty, Como, Deka (2) ;
wild pitch, Doyle 1, MoLa.ghlla 1 ; doles
ba..., (iodate 8, Chases 4.
By thalami :
Lima ....2 2 2 0 0 1 3 4 1-15
0.1.dak .1 0 4 2 2 3 2 0 2-16
THE TWELFTH OF JULY.
The snags saes Med whhe.Wae at Wing.
hem and azoser.
The Omegans of Nerth Rana, aimed
by brethren fr.. Beeth if.... bud West
Broca, held • measfer .obbr•Ws as Wing.
haat on the 1216 .f July. Spada! trains
Ins Klnmrdlm., Lbtewal, Oederta,
Herristes .ad Orem brought 1a grime
crowd..( people mti1 the streets worn
jemmied. The peeps la tows mast b.•.
neiebered Sant 10,000. Tim masa
1.oladed fifty Iodgos, together with the
Wia.bam, Aabere mad Laaa.w brass
buds mad the Krum& aid liaamerblll life
mad dram bads. The preemies was mar-
shalled by Oast, Director of Ceremonies,
J. Odlsy, anste4 by Y. J. Wilma. of
Mmabatho ; W. Hall; of Bellmore, mad H.
Merriam. d Laokaew. There were nearly
1,290 Orange... is Iles. The aher•pre.
..edlnge were bald In the park. County
Master John Wilford, of Blyth, oeaupled
the chair. Mayor Clogs addressed the
gather's( Ie word, of welos.e, miler white
addresses were gives by Rev. W. Lows,
Comity Ohapl.ta ; Rev. T. L Angstrom',
of D.ag.asa ; Ray. A. B. Ferny, of Ger-
rie ; Col B.mN, el Riaoardla. ; Rev. R.
Habbs, Rev. W. J. lined ad A. 1. Camp -
boll, .z. M. P. P. kr Bast Alg.mm.
AT arae.
The village et Ikea( were g.la attire sa
the 12th, lags and bears 6.1ns profusely
displayed ead • number of arches (tvlq
the street, • very tray ammoni s. It 1e es-
timated that eve thousand people were a
tows. The proemial was a there=
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• FARMERS,
E ATTENTION
E
TsufiswAu, Jaly 20, 1899.
trtMarinMettftlttnn
DOZTIT
#o attend
HAVE YOU
ORDERED
YOUR TWINE?
We have only a small quantity left, and you
should get yours at once. We are agents for the
beet Twine on the market : the " Gold Medal."
"THE WAGGONER" EXTENSION LADDERS
are the strongest and most serviceable Ladders as
themarket to -day, and at the same time the
lightest, and are easily atjjusted.
'",,•,". '.
:„, Erer'y.Farmer pick= a
ing purposes.
E ALEX. MMD. ALLAN. a
�u�u�uiu�uu�tuu� iu
pmg.eat, mad masa" fits mad dram earn
smile Iivei• mash. The weather was al
that oould be desired. The epseobes were
Mee* le the school grounds, •mon. theme ea
the platform b.lag a M. J.rm u, O,M.
trier% W est ; John S.srtstt, C.M. d South
Hama ; W IlIlem Lewis, D.M. lsiddalpb
Satins ; Rev. Mesa. Thomas, Loom ;
Stoat, Ktrkten ; Marlin ad Brews, Rio-
ter, end Salto.. Coattail. ; M. Y. Helms,
.g -M. P. P., Sestartb ; A. M Tedd, Gods-
nsh ; Hash Speakman, reeve of Sister ; L
H. Declass, Sumter, and other.. (oust?
Master Sitarist mood as oh.lrmaa of the
meeting. Reeve Speakman. es behalf el
the people of Easter, read an .ddrees of
welcome to the Adam Greng.s.., ate
w61o1 addresses were delivered by L H.
Dickson. Maria Mosier L.wte, Rev. Mr.
Martins Rev. Mr. Salts., Greed Master
Jermyn ad Rev. Mr. Stas. The Exeter
braes lased n.4.r.d .iadl.at made
throughout the day.
THE OLD TOM CAT.
From the Deaver Irma. Past.
We Sias has.d. Meg M-rom4k.allses .1kri
slime el the plghl,
Whim the moon Is fleodta IL•rtblad with
a w of Slyer light,
Wheel the Oars are softly snaking at mob
ether la the Ales,
Ad the breezes gently whisper •tmoepber..
to lallabys.
There are Pelee, of the Diehl Oath soothe •
elegy fellow'. ear
Blooded la a tender oborue that a mighty
aloe to hear,
Bat there always come, another one to
knock their meek) bat-
Th.t'a th. devilish soprano of the old Tem
eat!
When the toll of day is over end the fan
teems to ,awn,
And the eyelids get to drooping Itke thalr
energy was gone,
Tina we pall ourselves together, master
mange to .0.6.ok,
Aad we Soak the bed the vert soteed seep
we ever S waek.
Pretty coos the Taloa angel opens op ha
nightly sheer,
Aad we 'math 1he fair dream Waterer es
they brrl.buy throe and go.
Till there come, • equally veto on 'Doh the -
they as that
la the sleep destroying solo of the old Tom
Oat.
la a voles he thinks 4 Nader ad • drew
of hammy
He w111 parch ups the wod.bed and will
Mill h4 sweet Marie,
And the two will get together and rehears
the tale et ,eve
la • way t'd sere an aril tram Its roost
lag place above !
Then • fellow's Cbrlstta spirit always goes
.poo • stet.,
And We words are wild se ever Deme re
sounding down the pike.
As he hurts h1s household treasures at to
aterrept ten ob•t
01 that diabolio poesy and her old Tem
sat 1
Ws are weary el the story of Ibgrnrjgls d
the eight
Told by dream-a6iieted poets when gligeth
nothing as. to write,
For they pick the grains d .wmektesi 6eme
t be chaff of pastel Mee. -
Aad emit the sounds by whisk tour ssre ars
devilish) naked 1
Why 16e Blokes. ilea t the scribblers fire •
volley now and thea
At the aairuo whio6 wakes deemed of os
meek and 01e11ymem
Dime to seed their refry picture, through
the old peeUo bat
And assault the •brbtly tparblleg et the old
Tom oat.
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
ALCOVE/Y. AND DISEASE
A man was remedy broagbt Into ono of
the politic beepit•M of • /ores eity .offerer{to.gg
from • Melee. He had balm baaward
"mass a Darrow ob.traotim of acme kind,
Dad apes ez•mleatioo 1t was fogad lime he
bad fractured one of the banes .t the @pias.
16e Melt was sot sat 1. oo.mooly ached
6rekm, bat age et the beset was washed
le nob a way that ale a samba wee
perto, .d sad /he prs.os . et the lama
wpm the opal osvd relieved, paralyse sad
preb.bly sefapss would follow.
The operation, though oomperelively rare,
fit not .zllestvsli dCBiosIt, sad the mm's
ahem fa( reemery would rabies a1 /east
an even ore ; he whee the .(eases or-
dered him to be propene for the .p.r.M.e,
It was ootiod tb.1 he bore dope d lady
ddiatod to drink. The opera$on wen inn
.diately ahmdend, an the as. died
within . week.
T. the casual reader It might seem a a.
of prefendepl heartlessness. 8.s the dear
caw -from @emotes% merlon* a jtab
slob ems - -how reveries the w would
be, wen at ats he was by hill ssee, to
eti16.tmd the shook eta operaMws. And
ammo same et • similar @err erg d 'request
ea.arream {jee all oar large perils wad pvl.
vis ho.pltah, 11 is ma while Ie attire
law the as... of sear • state .l • Sirs, and
to draw tem Ie • lama mad perhaps •
005851.
The downward arse d . Denies wen M
seas enslaved to stim.Isaa fella, a
natural law. ilegada, with • a
4 eireliy et Masi to prods** a
pleasurable .e estlm h. finds himself, gilt.
MsMaas. gradually Loraine
Meal6Ysablal the vitas erns el
the body es arsaaad work. By this 1.-
tliiw It brewers Use uritis arena and ea.
Lower eras sass urea diaMIL The.
Masa the link" rewrote se • eau ter
sem .l..a.+.jaedse the
Beier aa.emlve Maartlaa the mamma
id the body beim be acme tee aaaramrer.
led whisk masa be anvil to shred .p b
w rerm .1 las, Watery tmm/mm4' el ..M4
abeam. weer. lventmfy IM
themselves *Wpn feat appearance Nm Dh
gat to break dew. aod &eel. Tres mese
. ort..--Mweree 8 •oetd.a6 et assn aisle
dht.r1eeea- sed /he at Asses vises k
able Loma a ratan a help Nim "galame
Okd tbusk-mad Math 1!dloww
1DUNLOP.
MONDAY. July 17th.
Mn. John H. Barker urea 1• Ureter
lam week.
Glpm.e were agale aamplag es Nightin-
gale street 1aet week.
Joseph M,Nevin wee la Wingb•m on the
12th, maim lar parents.
Freak Allen was up at Kincardine, bring-
ing beak a Dolt to break in for Job. Gentles.
Master Harry Plokborno, with his copal's,
enjoyed • ple.e.at visit to Auburn one day
last week.
Among the transient minims hero last
week were Mrs. Seymour, 01 Now Yeah.
Mrs. (1N.) Hooper, of Toronto, and MI.
Straehm..R U.deriob, who were at se a
bo.aiilghtg mummies. ntti.i lump seed-
iness Of the Oaudlaa daisy la oar forests
•heal NlObtingsl. arenas.
The other day the Antrim sows 16.t
three Dolooats hod boss kilted by John
Tobin broagkt him many a sum), smile fres
our gentle dames ad maidens, se Muses
almals had mads great havoc soca their
1nt6awd twee d 6th. A yea Lamm Me -
lag not far from the Saline village eaet the
of the largeet soon for years en WeedMeek
street.
In the West llama bye -election threat -
gallon at Ottawa oar well known townsman
Donald Cummty, who was deputy tars -
tag dikter for this ward, le the wily Reform-
er somaoa.d, se for as we have ye heard.
Hs will have plenty of Cos..rvs4ve con -
may a the train, ad hL tallow-tr.vellsn
will dad is elm • swath la &enact as any
Ablest they may broah.
LEEBURN.
MONDAY, July 1718.
Roy Lightner was ap Irma Stratford •M•
Icing relative, and old friends Asti here.
Last week our popular rwldeat, Mark
Horton, went to reside in Dunlop far • time.
Wednesday of this week the W.A.M. Sto-
ols y of the Presbyterian oharsh here will
bold 16eir monthly .oseleg as 2.30 p. m., d
the Sunday school roses et the o6.,ob.
AUCTION SALEM..
Ail wiles getting their oath MI1e prated at
Ws also. well have • tree aottoe tussled
1. this list no to the time of ease.
TUESDAY. Aug, 1st. -Anodes sale of •
5-asre farm, being a past of la 8, .o.o..ton
8, Oolborne township. There Is a beautiful
frame residence, •ad outbuildings la tint-
a... ooadittoa, also • firm -elms orchard.
At 16s thins time and place there will 6e
offered for sale els. • another o1 mluo.11ah-
o.. &Mole,, • horse, vs6btss,heueNhld fur.
altar., etc. Mas. Wo. (conn, .r., pre-
pares& Jon!! Kooz,aaeelemer.
E, wISeMoKHOws
THC VALUC Or
INDIANWOMANSBALM1
A MITIJNT MEDIC
ler mala 1. Ueda* i, J. Wilma.
IOU LOOK
WEARY
"IORtir
TIN NIT TiINic
1eoe.e.ee 1T 10
BBBBB
ROLFl NlLIEM
•1 .new 1M 0,wvq
ler .b h Uod.fstt by J... Wilson,
CANTELON'S
Pantry, Oyster Pattien,Tarts, Short
Bread and Creel Rolls,ifiece
Pies and Lady Fliers, Kisses,
iacaroons, des,
Brandy Snag Bic.
are as good as the best made in any
oity in Caned..
Oantaima leads the trade in
WEDDING
CAKES
10(5001 d00dgnlrtg •nrl
hog wl nl.sd icing.
Olvs Mm a order and your .t.
Olfaction will be assured.
oroameyh-
D. OANTELON,
R'PPSS. COCOA
Distinguished everywhere
forof Flavour, Supe-
rior Quality, sad lrtirriWee
fbl .mad~' for tube
nervous and Sold
onb in 1-4 Ib. labelled
JJIM SP'P64 • do., Ltd..
i, ngieneab.mit., Lon.
don.
mtaaineT EWER
gerss COCOA
PEDDER'S
EBIG JULY SALE
OF
LE DryGoods,Ready- Made Clothing,a
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E Men's Furnishings, house Fur- 1
E.nishin s -1Ya s�Car-g � �- P � et 4
s. 4
E aPrices Down on ill goods, as we want to reduce before Stook -taking,
E 10 pieces of Paid Dress Goods .. .. , ..
20c. and ltc. Drees Goods lOc.
35c and 50c. „
15c.
E 70c. Black Cashmeres ..50c.
E. 75c. Plaid Dress Goods 56c.
E 40c. Silks for Blouse 19c.
85c.
12 f c. W rapper.ttee - los
lac. 8c.
E
E
A Cut in Prices on
TWEEDS,
FLANNELS,
SHIRTINGS,
COTTONADES.
TICKINGQ
DENIMB,
OINGHAMS,
PRINTS.
MUSLINS,
SHIRTING$,
TABLE' LINENS.
A 70 -inch TABLE LINEN, worth 40c., for 2Sc.
BARGAINS IN -
E Hats, Caps, Shirts, Underwear, ?Attars, Neckties, Gloves, Hose,
Men's Suits, Boys' Sults, Pants, Vests, Overalls.
£ Gnuinc Sale. Come Barb and gd the Bast Choice.
TERMS CASH . OR TRADE.
J. H. PEDDER,
£ Cano.ne's Old Stand.
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READY-MADE CLOTHING CHEAP
My own make. Om.l sad sea them.
aced. sold by yard or ad. up a With
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TYDR]1dB OBH_
H. DUNLOP
IIszt Beak el asta0l 0.5104sh,
COAL AND WOOD
CHARCOAL and KINDLING.
W. are still at the wise old .tend. Nelson
Street,, when we ave been supplying our
o58ds.sss foe a number of years. We know
the fuel that mita you.
Orders left with oar delivery rigs or at
Worsen's shove end tin .hop and at our
Ales will receive pecmpt attention.
All moal weighed on market melee, unless
01111r11bs ordered.
We ran several Drayr in connection.
CARTAGE t FUEL CO.,
JOHN 8. PLATT, Manager
Phone 6E 266741
PLANING MILL.
EITIIU$IIE6 Nil.
BochailailE i Rhyllag
mAeVeaeewa�e
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dash. Is ell klub et
LUMBER. LATHe"SHINGLES
And bandsb seeh.f l et every assuseises
School farnitare a Walt!
WE
HAVE
FOR
SALE
CHEAP
1 $ MRS M O
TR-ISINI
3 IO;;E°74"WnsEr173.
Cue eifta eq tsar. '.a.
nor At. RAlo*iw,
?fie Knish Bicycle Co.
_ ad•n.a.
Qormipacyiar
F. BARLOW JIOLMES
hereby inform. the Coal Consumers of Goderich
*IA vicinity that be will be in a position during
the Doming season to supply them with
HARD AND SOFT COAL
in • manner calculated to give the very best satis-
faction.
Only first anality Coal handled.
Goal delivered free from Dust, Snow or Ice.
Coal delivered promptly and carefully.
All Ooal weighed on Town Scales.
The certificate of weight from the Market Olerk
will accompany Coal to all consumers.
ALSO IN STOOK
The Celebrted Samson Brand Portland Cement
IMPORTED PORTLAND CEMENT, LIME, CAL-
CINED PLASTER, FIREBRICK, ETC., ETC.
GIVE HIM A TRIAL. OFFICE, COR. WEST ST. i SQUARE.
R. W. M°KENZIE
. Tips se belga i!feek ear of the beat imported
Scotcfi Fire BAND
Portland Cement
upon which he is prepared to,quote exceptionally low.
Have you seen the . . .
AMERICAN FIELD FENCINC?
advertisement.For description, look op oar Jane
Yea can save money by buying now. The next shipment will positively
be dearer, as all wire has made heavy advances.
lie •sry ar��BT l�h'�-Z��� eIhlowenth
pekoe going.
To Cash Buyers we offer Special Inducements in
PAINTS, CURRY COMBS AND SNAPS.
R. W._MCKENZIE
nut PIACI TO IVY _4,ARDWAIII
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
SYSTEM RENOVATOR
A Wonderful Tabic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY IIId.LWER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M: Meel.10D, Ood.rdch, Ont.