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!� t NAL c GODRRICH t)1'rtkItiO,
emoval
Out Stock.
DRY GOODS,
MILLINERY,
CLOTHING,
GENTS' FURNISHINGS,
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
CURTAINS and CARPETS,
PRINTS,
QINGHAMS and
MUSLINS.
Come and get some of the Bargains ! .
CASH OR TRADE.._
Smith Bro's & Co.
DUNGANNON.
Norton.- The loon =ewe to Duilf eon
for Tan Enron. Is at the oleo of J. 0. amD,
Y.,
ostaveyeneer.
to.. who will receive or-
ates oot dvrtlalag and Joh-
nsen. oad
osnsrt...d is authorised to give reoelpts for
seat.- paid for the wane
11 A. NEWTON, DENTIST, OF LUCK -
%it tem. will visit Dunthen= on 1st and
Sol Maar el each moat. AU modern meth
ane d ex etiag and ailing. and manner tott-
ered
teeth. Omce. next dor to Medd'r
91 alloy
Hour. 6 a.m. to 6 a.m.
Tummy, , July 25th.
Ile. M.Bao reoently sold his driver to
Assn Ginn.
Pate MoCaan r emoting • now resi-
tmeee, whisk when completed will be a
geedhes.---Goo. Begley has tics mstnstw-
Wesa.-Mssday, July 2416, teas the
warmestd jlhe seams, the thermometer
reentries is IM shade and 110 is Chi•
sae
The mnstalpal season of West Wawa.
seat will meet V the township hall on Wed•
ssed•y, the 2d of August. All ooaoerod
take mote.
We have been informed that Jae. Holland
age and he tars os mamma 3. Wwoabip
et Ashfield, E.t., to Joseph Goldthorpe,
ter bite gum of 714000
Last week Jobs MoMahon, born dealer,
of Seatorth, parches= • span of god heavy -
draught mares twin Jobs McLean tor $275,
and a geaenl purpose atm -from Teo. Beg-
ley, bent of wham reside i. Wes/ Wawa.
tank. It pay, former@ to keep food stook.
Wru PtsAaato-Oa Wedaasd.y of lest
week S. E. Sanderson, of West W awaaesb,
psral�ne� a Noxso No. 8. s&i.fess binder
fnw 191 dgwt, Jobe Knox. of Uod,fwh.
Mr. 8sdwaoa has out about Sweaty spree
of tall wbs t and his new Minter has dobe ft
1a first -elan style.
WLATHI& -Farmers ars busily engaged
elan the fine, weather set in in "souring the
hay and fall wheat prop• and root orops.
The potato crop, to all appetisers, will be
geed ; barley, eats and pen are growing
well and will give • good yield, consequent-
ly Carmen are bop.fal and cheery.
Dungannon pabl o neon dews. spdetsl
mention tar she goodly number ot suntan.,
who peed the osirano• and pobtto meted
leavly. Etc wrote to eptrance and
For lianas, seven wrote. font
peepd and three obtained entrance stand-
ing. Id• Wbyard obtu•ed the highest
number of marks, 659.
Oar popular and eaterprising hereon.
maker has recently let the oontrut for the
er.oMse of a fine hansom shop with plate
g lass frost to Bantams' & Rhyou, of lode -
doh. Oar popular hardware mrobast, A
B. Davison, lou dm oonlra51 for the cement
we of she buildla*. Whoa finished It will
1, • set-off to ear village.
IuraovsweriT.. - Ov village is being
swede at►raotly in appsara•oe by the spa
*lode. of paint by our painters, Sid. GIb-
sam, Jame Blaok, Ed. CR.ar and W. Giv-
en lea. Mallongh's hotel, Mr. Davison'.
hardware store, 11 J. Orawfsrd'e ,tore
frost and James Walker's reddeoce are
sinew the buildings repaint•&
with tis YIMI had reports haulms hal .
ewe time..... Mrs Millie Theteefts .1
Park HW, N visitin her aunt, Mn. p-
eon, and mann, Miss Alin Bar►.
Davidson and sister, Mir Al., of Oodriob
townehip, stent Sunday with their aunt,
Mn. Davidson, and 000.in. Mir
Elizabeth Stewart and brother, Wits, of
Luokuow, Gaited mends here the beginning
el tbia weak gaits • number of oar
young mai had, oo Monday .ventng, •
mooallght uounton= thsir bikes to the lake
at tb. Port, and enjoyed theme's. in
meanly .... . Mr. tad Mn. Hisoox, of
!seawater, •rrtvd non on Monday via
Loeknow, oh tour amen visit to relatve
and ler.er as aaiatoaw.
A OLDex CALI..-Oa Wod•seday of last
Week, as Jam.. Glrvin was hauling a load
.f hay from the hayfield, the load upset,
.std is his sent =save himself he tell oe his
Mod aad wstaised seven injury. He was
neo ead'us for some time, bet we are
plead to state that by meter of selllfal
stelae tr•atenant be a ratered to oen-
eudei ser, and is nrdoally getting better.
He will probably be unable to resume work
hr wow teals, but we hops be will soon re.
serer free the intoriee sustained by the an-
Glrhe.•s. sooldeot.
Totiarato.-Da.ing last week John and
land= Dodds. ot booties, Ragland, visited
• .aam. rending in Ashfield. They had
H ems him fen about five years. They
as. as • pleasure tour throuth the Daniel=
sats United States, and expressed them -
w olves as pleased with the pars M Oatarie
through' widish they have travelled, and
• tole th1 the appearance and improvements
le this Geodes of 0aatry and In other parr
et Ontario where they have been .00sedd
Wok a.Wcipatioo. They loleod to eke •
boor khreenh the maritime prone's@ and
psMass of the United States cm their re.
bee. h...wards. They stated that we had
snse0set gravel roods, and that they were
g loom with the ae•tsses and rood appear.
, Mee of ear 'Meg,.
00.111(1 AND Gofers. -Mrs. B. J. Onw•
tern lett hen oa Frees, Last on • visiting
bear to ntatly.. at Toronto and other
paint* We wish her • pteasaet tour and
.4. Mere. Har dasglter, Mir Ot17., se-
sewopeaed her to (loderick, when she will
yY1 spsdaWoss. R. (lendeanIag
kit has se Saturday for Godirleh, alar
MAN. nesse a short time vapid( relatives
sad Mwods. We ware pleased to see the
vseirstie gestletean looking so ninon'
sad awry lam.. Mhos, formerly
clerk fa John Hiles' store, and now of
)Morse 1s visiting sad resewing termer no-
q.•foMesa He looks well and cheery.
Jamas W►yard and wife left here ea
WdM4y be visit their daughter, Mn.
Molts. Bs bsi, of Hawkeivllle. .edgy el
W.esrlss We width Mom a pleasant nett
sal.Ib neer.. Qalte a somber of
ewe Minns /oak la the rages at Wingham,
sed report good mem. George Arm•
anew ed eon, of the township .f Stanley,
sew oopmed a mmes,4.g the her and fall
wined swop es their farm ss .sondes 2,
Wen Movement 8. E. Seinen, pvi.-
elpsl of Belfast panto wheel,
r ywar r village ea a .
•daday, peeped
M
way he whit Made at BsemIRer Yrs.
D. 0. iMdlle sed Gee. Edgar, left bare es
Meda he viol' reiati,.. at Ripley aad
.Themes Lavery, of Po-
aloha.
o-
ids wife, sea Roy
sad yeeifteet h Rae., arrived hete
Am week ea • .lett to Mei. Maltose', en -
Mr d Mrs. Lavery. Mr. Lavery left hen
M MA4p 1151 ler hem', het Mrs. Leven
dad the ere tandem are erl.dieg their
p4rl fes nems time. Roe. I Treleaven
MI aka f<p. d Bia.Mrd, are -s-- lhua va-
ses wimp holatium wed Made is the
oft.
eibil lea 1ukMI, vW91 Mr
♦ ...Ma
Magda [swears hes re.
Irma owl I.a Madresus 1 pi ead Maude
at
i.aodd
LANES.
• SATeap.y, Jell Mod.
LtalIaa$D MAI. Sx.vIcz - Ws ander.
nee* the •rr•ngem.te are being made.
threw\ the money ot the sitting .,mbar,
Mr. Holme. to give the people of this
vicinity • daily mail eervloe, indeed of a
td -weekly, as heretofore. The mail will
likely leave Luokoow somewhere about 4.30
p.m.. so that people may get the daily
powem es the day •t laws. The new are
easement will be • very convenient one,
sad will not in any way interfere with the
service to other points. It le sr permed th.t
the change wilt be arranged is Doane of •
few days.
NILE.
TUMIDAY. July 25.
Kee. Ezra A. Feer. of Atwood, formerly
• popular pastor on the Nile ciroult, will
preach the quarterly meeting sermon next
Sunday mortar at 10:30 o'olock at the Nile
oheroic.
Rev. Mr. Kellingta., who has charge ot
the Nile Methodist circuit, preached a very
Iatreetine sermon to yo0up men last Mon
day evictor at Ntle oburoh fro -. rhe earl
" 1. the young man Abealon. sale : ' 1 a es
Illustrated throughout with tooldents, some
of whiob might have b... a little far-
fetched, but dolmas wet ibtondd. It
was certainly an able deootree.
1•.111 uaek•ble of EhsNrrlIes esti Jae$
Tirseenne took Mann el the yammer Mw
le the .oralay, ss. ± eeeta.tEl tele 5p1
Jobe idespou as • Ghat* oar bore es
tad=Ikarwhk , .1191 le sew the
hoedya•rton el the party. 0e Nr lee hese
met with Madame fro. everyM/,y. Mr.
Homes wiled on to and MOM as Is •
✓ ide round the oily u1le�a�s odd ear M Na
Vete eg R+.iltq Mo P
Wrest, not 61
deem, whist km beer. the .ubjeol et talk
in the paw ef the Daedalus of late. Al
the oboe of the drive J. J. Wright made as
=dries to him on our behalf, Mating 11m
tor hie ki.dgw in =tonalities so. a re-
ply, Mr. Holmes said that Womb imposed
W us la polities he would de everything is
his power that might be riqi Mid of him-ee
member for Chu riding He bo .:leaded
every ssorteey that w• have asked of him
Is gestational' with the Marr! Moo. W.
will 'tray uethl.g, asoepti.g .:,at the pro•
endings are obeokd limy inset by benl.g
too m•sy legal Ilene es the uow ed. = ;
n et. We sttUeg. are too Maw At the sod
d she Mardi day, of the lettingen.neem..
Daly Emmett Morrie, Jeesp6 Mot lea. Jar.
Kirapatriok, J. J. Wngbi ad Jon Wet-
e oo have uses dt•obargd. N. doubt, the
eye will give all soq.irlus Meade the
report of their trip and deliver many nos -
nese lid letton to the god wtrr, as .leo
the forlorn sweetheart', who will not see
him mate= to the gale es 8mday.
Jtsdrit Mar% eau.
MaeVovma,. • heart autism d
t rue goo -.lie idea e w se.R. malteds
a
tree goo of the greee .s is olden time in
CARLOW.
WOMDAY, Jely 24th.
Mise elmIteg, of Laabu,.. *peat Nunday
with he[ esaen, Mise Ti111. Sterling.
Mu* Mattie Mellows spent the ptst week
with her friend, Mir Jardine, of Laoknew.
W.. Marion Tota, of N. W. 1' late of
S•ltlord, is visiting .t lb.". Dave tanoio5•
ham's.
W=.'Clarkson, ot Kettle i'olot, r renew-
ing old aogaaiotanoes a d here at
peamsat.
L J. Robertson, of J. K Davis' drug
store, Wingham, wheeled home Munday
mortise, returner in the aveeing.
Mr. Morrow peed through our ylllag•
lest Sunday en route for Nils A grain
merchant from town accompanied him as
far as Carlow, where the at Motion was too
strong to allow be to go any farther north,
but not out.
Mr. Smell and son, of I,,odesboro, after
bavtag visited at Belfast. were wheeling
hone last Sunday evening when the sons
wheel .uddeely collapsed, leaving him
stranded at oar villas= 1411 they prepared a
rip to drive home with.
PORT ALBERT.
Treenay, Jell- 26th.
Mr.•Hawkl50 lett tor his home In ()blaseo
Heights on Monday
Rev. Mr. Armstrong and hu wife and son
were visiting in the vlllaps on Meader.
Mrs J. 13. Hawkes and children leave
this week to rejoin Mr. Hawkins in Mont-
real.
Mn Chspm•o and family, *1,Olean, N Y.,
are is our midst enjoying( • vacation In
the country.
Mn. Echlin, of Miohlgto, arrived on Sat-
urday for • ♦i.it with her parents, Mr. lid
Mrs. J. Seas..
Mn. Charlet Willington and Mind child,
of Vienna. Oat., are visiting here at the
home of W. Mot oasell.
Mr. Hrownell,et Seafortb, a former teach-
er in this vicinity, was renewleg acquaat-
anose bore the put week.
Mr. Shaw, of the Harboard-et. collegiate
Institute, Toronto, and Mrs Shaw are the
guide of Mn. W. J. Hayden.
L. Rllletl, priaMpel of the sbool here,
and his frond D. Barmy, of Pelee Island,
were 1a the 'Mtge nn Saturday last.
'1he farmers o this nobility It. trey busy
With 11e harvest. There were es Mdenbs
drew -book, Is the h•y-maktag owt.e to the
weather.
kir. Elliott and 6r pupils are to be oon-
gr•tulatd o• their seeow at t►• recent
ens anoe and P. leavieg sxas.eaMoo,
all beteg suooemtal.
Mr. and Mn. De Kay left fes aper beam
1a Olean, N.Y., Monday moralist, alter
Wending a pleasant visit with the lady's
parson, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. 01oose&
DUNLOP.
VrTAO A, Monday. July 94th.
The past few days we thee bees eel of
out burg, enjoying the bracing ala of Cau-
d.'e Capital, aad having a fair Mme .sale
Poise of Interest aroaed the 0ty. The
trate that oonveysd ns hither left (Marne
es Monday noes el 1W week. Among the
enemas of oboe. travel who were on
board were .lames Clark, Maosel Morar and
Roland Williams, all searlag the fosreoere
lea, who •1 the Clasen City sled== ..teed
el says., as e the long age a change of
horses for the stages, saw the dinettes of
M. Iron hers.. te =aim don different
braise. Fenn the Cassie City. wear. we
Intl saw the aim d Mr wfa154 world. we
rade a comedy w111 rine Inge •t the
Poise Far., Lasbsre, who neatened bee
hansom career In the Omsk) (Aly. Nelthr
el as mold readily .e a landmark ef the
sides time theta. Alter refrs.Mnsst at N•
Coke is the gases City w• took the C.P. R
Usha ler Ottawa. It being sight we eesld
gee Inds of the es.sery 1111 ..sates the div,
Mere we taw hem M teases 1.57, rafts.
H. Zeugma�s�imvs the M e tomo bleats Mw
M lie *.114. d, sad W.. A ,
weLk.s.g wlsrakdai et O d
adre.(laeet ter the etalMls rhe
• •
WEST HURON ELECTION CASE.
Internee Gina at snows inen the far-
It.mestary t eamIMr.
Al the meeliag of the o..miteee ea peo-
.L� sad elections m Wdoesday of lase
wee It was dentded that only as a that re
stares to the direction of 4.1.01tag irrego•
*ridge should any elector be compelled to
sale bow be marked his ballot.,
The first wtnaes, celled was 'Juror Mo -
Manaus, Conservative matinee at polling
division No. 4, Colborne, at whish Donald
Cumming was deputy returning officer.
Edward Shaw was the other Conservative
son em= at that booeb. John MoAvoy,
o1 Gdwio), come and took the place of
Mr. Chisholm, who was Doe o1 Mr. Holmes'
repreeeaauves at this booth, and Mr.
Dacey came jut tefore droner tune and
took Mr. MoAvoy's place. Da.oey was not
sworn, sad witow, for that reason, video.
ted to to pneeace when 110 ballots Mare
ocunted, bat the deputy Worsted( aim
said that he could remain, as he MO ppm.
Witham asked Demon to prduw bps Do.
pen, bet he did not. The deputy return-
ing clow put all the oonaterfoila of the
ballots, with the exoeption, la his pocket
The ballots were donor paper than be had
generally seen. He said that a tore ballot
peeled on the piece of paper produced re•
seabed the bellow used The deputy n-
tagdtWabnr env. coo Dose= o'er pease►
tangg-Daseey to remain la the booth, other
than teat he was Mr. Holmes' agent
In ores•-examinatloo by Mr. Russell wit-
ness send that the somber of ballot. In the
box when the poll olo•d wa. 96, and all the
eornineers =reed that they were all right.
He wined some paper, ten sad sopped
he eon= the certificate that eveythine
was all right, but ooald not remember. At
ali events there wu nddispate and the NI•
tote appeared to be all right. The einem
rid he saw every ballot paper pot into the
box by the deputy returning otter, and
was in a position to sea all that was dome.
He had to toou(oo to think anything ma
wrong or imgular, exempting GIs putYeg of
Se oousterfotls in the deputy's pooket.
.Vitae.. would be surprised, he sand. if be
Nand that Mr. MoAvoy had ben ewer,,
sad wt.= the deelvuim by Mr. MoAvoy
and 1 ..comings was erudite= witness re-
peated his statement that they had signed
some paper, but he did an see them take
the book. He was satisfid, so far u he
mould see, that the polling had been fatly
dose and that the result was 30 for McLean
end 69 for Holmes. Nobody but the deputy
returning oMoor and the poll clerk touched
the ballot. until alter they were counted,
and all the ballots In the box were ooaat.i,
wither watching each ballot as it was
taken from the box and examining the fan
of It. At oouldsrable length the tritons
was oro.sexamined and re•examind a. to
the method punned by the deputy return-
ing ohoer 1a giving the bellow to the voters
and receiving them book, and adhered to
hie statement that the deputy returning of -
Boer po` into the boy • ballot for .sob bal-
lot handed him by the voter, and he taw
n othing wrong. The .bice.. said he was
.otprisd at the result of the poll, and Mr.
McInerney asked the "'flans bow many
men he hod marked oe hee book as bawler
voted for McLean, but the q4s tion was ob
jetted M. Mr. McInerney, however, got
around the objection by asking to what em
teat witness was disappointed, and re.
mived the reply that It was so t6o extent of
about 30 votes.
Donald Cummings, the deputy returning
offioer, was addled. He eatd 1u was chair-
man ot the Reform committee for that d.•
vision, bat did not take any very motive
part In the election. He celled mutton
for his division, but he did not arced any
meetings of any central committee fur the
riding. He had no intimation In advance
that Ire was to be appointed deputy ntvn•
mg officer. He received no instructions
from Mr. Haney or from any outsider Ise•
fon Inc election. Th, only in•truotioes he
reeved were from the returning doer,
.ad these he received In the ballot box.
H. was in Gderioh on the Dight of the
nominations, but did not have any conver-
sation with any Liberal workers. Oa the
polling day he received topers u .genu
from kir. MoManea. and Mr. Shaw for Mr.
UeLe•n, and from John Lewers, James
Onisholm and John MoAvoy for Mr.
Helat... He received no paper from Mr.
J)anoey. Hs did not know that only two
e rratineen were allowed tor ..oh o.ndidate.
He did act read all d Its lolr.Nioee. Ha
did net now that 1)aaoey wu a soratinew
for Holmes. He swore the other three men
as soratioasre for Holme.
When the ballots were minted at 111
.lose of the poll Danny sat at the able axed
kept • tally for himself, but he had nothing
to do with the mooting of the Mallets. Two
or three hours before the polls closed Me
Manna objected to Innes. '. prem..., ISI
Denney odd he had papers. 9100.556
made uo ohjeot(oo w Daocey's preemie at
the counting ot the ballot", The only reason
he had for not destroying the ooanterfolle
was that he did not wish to litter the floor
by throwing the toper around o• 1♦ He
had on previous 000sdone observed the lit
ter the oonnterfolle mode as the flour, He
destroyed the counterfoils by inn= Mem
off, aad desorlbd minutely bow be fold=
the ballots sad pat them la tae box. In et
ply to quesilen by Me. Borden, Mr. Cam
mime said he knew 43 electors bale made
deidirstiom that they yotd for MoL',an,
bat be could not •*Jos= for there luting mly
30 Wide for him la the box He inked
the hex •eeerely at eh. opening of the pelt
and nnlookd 11 after Me poll ma olooed.
Mr. Borden gmelleaed without al some
length regarding the disposal of the counter -
loll. of the balled. .hiMi he bared In the
stove at hr home on the sane nosing. H.
was pressed as to hle roe= few est horning
the otaaterfdle Is the sten IA** polder
hnoth, end replied that hie teas= was that
they. was neeen is it. ( Lumber.)
On TIsieday dignity return's* *ler
Deere Os..dag was again o. oho stead
sed us siawieted Imy hirer Herrin aad
Powell. 910114 ant M any way go bask se
hr twNleas Intimesy, sad answered frank•
ty that he oehld net amen for eppertet
rragnlar(ties In oonsrtioe with the hallete.
• greet past of the moat's was devoted le
• 10111.1 eeentaaIoa of the ballot. The
wiled* rese,aised all of the ballots pre-
dated as befog *Walled by him. A net-
her gf *inlets caked for Rellses were M-
ItlailM U Mt, hat all of Hese marked hH
Me ware haatWled in read. TM.b-
ass «owed •1a/ he bed used fail flat d
the IS.., hat that Me wee n r
th''hebed btanp , rTwerWeaofw
kolluittaaskd to Ink telt /view Mr. Pow-
ell named, were ported.Moroi prim
her the ottem, were width Ikea 111 hal-
hate sappltod by Ms retaniad Meer, were
wUw on the .dm while the .then were
black, were initialled ea a dlfeteat part el
tho.peper, and were sly prlatott sa
n�OlMtftiste. +k -+we 11010.16•,
wjtp... resegstl.el 4i4.,,a ., sad
wild that.My el ► set be the ballets
*Wok he eaded M the vow" two the et
doiel .apply, hat .maid sot explain bow
they ea.. We 191 M. He ewes positive
ly that he had Nether Naar of supply for
ballots Ihaa the 'Side ped supplied by the
eslaeslsg ewer. He did act put • nam•
hoc on the osssl.rtellk, tee knowing that
dela was required by law, sad oorseuoestlr
scald sat *wear that the ballots returned
to him by the voters were the uses ha had
gives them.
Oa the question of the Iaii allin. of the
ballots, be end be used • pen at tint, bolt
ending that the pea stack is the paper. he
wed a prod. 110.541..eo niter this he
mud a pee, beaten the po11 clerk of saatt-
seer had borrowed kin prod. He had se
reeolleation of any dlaeats at the floe of
sassing the teflon w to the prosestee el
Desety, and had ss tsssllwuna of M.Mlta•
sus' becoming very warm Is his protests
rimes the premium of this •gent. H. sold
that Matey did sot produce any power et
• blersy, and whoa hte appointees* as
en= w Ghewe Lep him es naris beet
..alsd ao by Aiel_7r bay 6j. "
Wer .atmos M
saki that the Daly way he could a000uu.t (w
Cls pre•euoe was that it roust have bees on
the table lid bass gathered up with the
other papers tato the envelope. H. had
teem sees it before. The wusses wee thea
handed tee btllota amby one and asked to
identity his Stites =Alto soy whether they
were wins with pees n peooll. He maw
nisei the initials- (a each use. Ot the
tbirty ballots arced for Malmeo, be midi
sot swear dot ass wee endorsed by him is
tele, alMo.ih be was doabttul abaat Mee
of them. About sevsateen halloo for
Holmes were initialled Is ink The wltaess
reoogaized "that or .11 the ballots
except lo■rt.en sohaeted ballot* marked for
Holmes and initialled is ink the edge of /he
black space to the right of the some of
Holmes was *Isar and delimit, while en
e very other ballot oast the line was more or
ler pegged, tad it was jagged on the am-
used ballon.
Kxanrined by Mr. Powell, tee wiper
=mated that the paper is the fonrts= bal-
lots me d:Ew.eat from the otter*, and de=
t ome lion and marks la the one set were
\besot or not es .ploarly socked oo the
others. Reieg premed as to the sours from
whioh he got thee billets, the women stat•
ed they mot Myo bean ekes from the
bundle of ballots beget Irom the returnee
o9loer.
Mr. Powell then est the four sen ballots
all together betels two. layer. of other bah
iota and turned the elan towards the .p-
ilo.. to 1n. the. the retro. Htp.g
was white and thew lower layer blaok. There
wee oleo a slight diagrams in width bete's .
the tenth= benne amid the others.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
AUIUsr LAMPS' HOPS JOOIRIAL.-Ha.•
1io Garland, Muttony Hoppe, John Komarek
Bane, Buell Retard Vyase, An.. Robe-
son Brown, " Josiah AUes'. Wife," Clare
Morrie, Kate Wheel P..tch and As..
Fe. qubar are anent the belt wore of we i• -
en of dation who ooatrihele stories to the
August Lodieo' Homo Journal. The mrd
summer fiot.en number M the Journal is to
many respects a notable mesons. The
Rev. Newell Height Hills, D. D„ hu an
intr.otiDg arttol. In this lenge en " The
Diffusion of Happiness '1'6rooph ()otoer.s-
t boo," the third of hr " S.oret.. f • Happy
Life" series, and Mrs Barton Kt...landand
Emily U. Striebert write ,•t "(Pith the
Chilli= on Ssndey "-their diversion. and
iasuraotion ' • What can be Done titin an
Old Farmhouse "peons how am ell build•
ing may be artist pally remodeled at small
Dont. On two other pictorial pages are shoe■
the moot Dory and attreetive . Hoose le
Woods, Valley. and Mtanaise," and " T1.e
Sweetest of Sommer Charities " Meares the
work of the flower melee is Several *des
The latest f.mioino lanolin 1a drew are est
terth in " The Gossip of • New York Girl,'
and Emily Wight write of the " Newest
Styles In Hairdrerlog " Mad " lee•. for
Dress Trimmings." Mrs. 8. T. Rorer's 000k •
reg lanaen is on " Cold Dishes for Hot
Weather,' and Mr. and Mn. Edward B.
Warman's health tacks re 00' 10.171 hems.
bror the blot 1).n Be..r-t •xp4lne how to
make " A Book• Vial Fish Poud." The edi•
tore' departments are more interesting than
noel. and truob upon every plasm of home
tire. By TW (Ortiz Porridge (iompaay,
Philadelphia. O= dollar per year ; ten
eons per oopy.
ASTHMA MIRED.
Mems, of TozniiI
Tar= Betties
for Twelve ebet wale
s
Compoed.
of O�
11 1. • recognised fact mud
treat Aeons their the lover
temporary rMlet Asthma
es
until
ges y. Ol k
entlrel •[ •'m
Kotaoopend knot
to this dew it will
permanently the
.worst ease et AmeM1.a
Intro= w to 'edam
ew
me, J01.ida.11[�loy
le was
a tw.tys ly - m Arehma
sad
Ma itanuA tt•LAItT. letamglW*p/dmt
len niglt% .I She spent hundreds of
dollars with dootrr, b.1 they mold not
afford Is .araanaat re0nt. Atter t•kl.g
the flat battle of Ccarke' s Kola Do ,and
✓ e reran to steep well, and since Takla
the third bottle eh. has not felt the mil`►�
symptoms of her trouble. Clarke.' Eels
le the only positively g..r.nt..d
ears for asthma, and has bee. ...s=tudy
wed 1a the Rome for Inosrables et Tor-
onto eel Kamloops, It 0. Three bottles
are anted to curs sny rue of Asthma
aolA by all drumliis at 62 per bottle;
three bottle. withcureguaranteed dor se.
Th. Orlftttl. 6 hLaoherwo ()n. rots Cana-
dian
an.-
41 l Ve inverters, Lurob street, Toron-
ft
to,
Flinn �i 0
-FOR MALE R) .I A8. WILSON.
M.1. Agent. Osderksh.
inalltrlot
isms croo•
I.msd.so
THE NATION'S HOLIDAY
1899
Canada's
XPOSI1'iON
AND
INDUSTRIAL FAIR
TORONTO
Aug 28th to Sept. lth, 'N.
ALL UP-TO-DATE ATTEACI'IOis.
P*OUR111 OF Test CEATIYI
Rla,tr la theWorld's i AH►
'mwMTd tat Ml 7( R+vt
e1Aep MIUTAI, AND NAVAL HUECTAMIES
1111101 Mal /w 511111(,41 MUD IRIC?p.
M
arvQ1eW 1aMrle
The�tFha1M' The
Greater Au Aa as &kett.
OitTRIE6 CLONE AUG. 111.
1sn.awt se An ream de themes.
PO! PelliPea. Istry .dd Lerma es toad be Parkin
r.r
e.,.
No. 10 UF. 1899, OF 'fall
.��JTao
Plite
1l�B 91 p► 1 6Y4
ki lG 1 [�T� rInn
,>,il: D, AT T�■
a
ash ".7Z.
W
° AttiDW d tleai .Wen.VYd
yM
e
yydfteasu de..►
a
t•sw0113. reurhohd sae OM-
1.h einft.ifent;
AND WHEREAS It wW Myy__
parpow .t emna 1i:
e■td .am of 1 v
dob•■tares et pe cep
hew" el Ouden& •
ND HEREAB the amok et whM.
rateable trope* 4.1 tea m
anerdlag to the hast ND
t r le the .am d Uieil •
ins tre.'the .r the .eist-
is arwr 117..' ea tl1's.yagl�as p lacipai.rr
Waren year la sneer; e�
debt beaded to b�m.N.41.�t thew ter
111M
ebreeold le the a i lease of
V 'T.2
f• kreli.M�lts1 a0
the
Amp,.
and
Me awl �ppweAlt
▪ �,tdirdes yes. tat tt• alla.t.�ll he
law, ter the repay.et of pia tpsl 11•
terse;
1. Bk ITT QEi 11� tzw sal .
the hereby a Map �Ity�r
to bena.that ittreascro�tleapy r.s s s ere peerptles■.t,.�
le the
ple to tea eums elte el
tem Tar bedews ed�w the
sae e[i*1.190101e;stli egpm j
tWoadred betot eorrei/s/.W Lear ai .ss�Is as fel
e1rMMIbe1e4dy6 anew,,1lea.
1117.
•• •• •• 4.•• 11106.
4.
,. •
•. „ « „ .. ,.
r 1tr.
" We.
lid 11111 '• the lot e1F of Janary. 1011, to•
nether with >. theumeaallsw
mthe
p' ea rate of fur we
oW , p.ps1M�L 6hiab•rnst•rm /sated
ter nestedi�t'. isd km of the •Lha t . the
otos
Metl�, d esteeer�elstloe of the tow.
�loa ter err Vert lose aro SW
ob. it weessery. oust noes nit to
Use pym•nt el .tend. w ulo► Wd d.be.t`
area •Wt h• Wired h rreeray�r.44'V
r et the.4 Sawa, sod .etlea wit► tea e•r-
p• .$e nth rad the leder saw pct, the
airway leased upon the t..rity of Mesabi
d.beetslns tato the Wenn ay agency of the
Bank et M.etreas M the odd Sawa of Heide
rich, to the hp.otsl endue' the mid town of
Oodrleb, 5.d the e.sep year 1p psyabls opt
said na n l aad tt chips• r 6hno.. LM
old mar aad trseeanr, ad •loll has ez-
w ad rpw afore-
!.
applied for the pa••afo
r. And for tWa�pe a� mast of thesaid sum r
$10,1n0.00 aa y repayable as dresad
4a:shall be amerced aad levied over sad
Hoye W other eyes rad taxes upas the
�.sM.M• taxrbI msen y w1tIW the saki
r
• and every yearf�od et swat rears next oftr rhe
lm -taw. and the emlrm.tles50 stidd the LegWtlre Aw.mhly
*4
Inhethe year 1111, t,lace of ar
Oaio, the folbwlag
sem•, Israel, 1-
pll(aYdf
Is the year HN,
le the veer -
-
latheyear
la the year
la the year
la there!
fa the Isar
Lth�iyeir u
yaw
le the year H11. 6s
la thepyee., 911. n} p
s mfor t epIn007. of
ere nag the rid potholed
elm of reo•ki.eseel fairer ttorsos' at the
rawi. Thl• M -t•. Wall woe ei" yam,, an and
effect
on 1m�hy tis• Lwrwathir iwawVT ef
theor oa0•. aOrlv*s W le to
b�� 4 al tOhe 5011 by Iw'an tb..sfh, for
a a, rem ut we said the 50 •fer•wld
whit fer
sagr4L p/pp�tip�spdp�Ihe ••td
W all URgd w
with Mternst ni Me
u wUl ane eons
Lata eat
M al tap wed de
beater., es le_ es dpnesY. •..h
igio
t eeter,W yIddlaemeeanp�gjs..ses.�p 0w. .4
la
leve irld ifn 'ep k1M'/11ia 'taw.
01 1O NM ampat se gam 1. W e
the emu. tea dine p•�tl�.•,b
penese stspoyybe eppgweed er by the
O 00vvettts t. teat 111 M she .saes lits
said loan r of any amt the sold
borr•wr will ..oleo `tie not
ler thantlthlrty •{gfn16(1�pfgMeMa�oa6ar the
sloes feY ep6rsafdd. ••d tea fggi6ptt iylltpM
t••••desge a edu ewer R she 115 e-
neetol il
d tw•I.. eon 'Ohs beam_
ea theists] mayor.1 the mutat or ms
for the laid togreentiles of Me lows et
51.11 sdrenot paay reser t tee the heRoemer
shall not be paid over a the said tin wer
nate the wad securityIs pert Is the
e atlsf•ottee of the said the mayor of the said
Unraf, That the votes of the electors of the said
maololpallty entitled to vow for or wrens
this by law shall be ekes es yrlday, the
eighth day of September, nt0. ee...a4t•g et
the hour of nine of the Moot la the
sad oloeing ■t eve of deeded' lath
lid @soh poll shall M t•brtll k►th.
polling ohms In
municipal eleott= WM_
shoply J. nom6esdt
shop, 1; Break
aIle., ; pole•g .ldtpYl�
Tldean's feed M•e� Aafl.p
turning offloer ; pMltagg es941,1.iu ■umber
3 at the Town Hall. Jam.. parr. deputy no
turning 01114, ; polltag subdivision numbs 4
•
at J. H. Itnnntmn's machine ,hep. Joh. r.
Bates. deputy return= officer; patine evils -
division
number 6 at Mrs. *alias's shop.
Deed Marwick, deputy returning saber;
polling gubdlv1es member 6 at Brothey's
furniture store. Gear= Sheppard. deputy re-
turning other; pollingsubdlvWo. number 7
.t James Mimi dwellng hoose, John Mate.
d• utf relerning* oSlow.of
1. That the olrk 14. said corporation
shell attend at the Town Hall to the said tows
o• Monday, the 11th day of S•pt..b.y, 114,
.t •eloven o'clock ea•o•m
the number of vote•le giventhe tforer rad agala5tat resyopr
Tows the e mayor will attend at the said
of 1'hu rsday,tthe 714. ven d elk m
SspteIn the M 4111.
for the appo wneet of poem to •1414.4
i•es r1 lige••«I
oppolnR the passage 01 IIs 4. 4. teases
Ivsir.
Provtdonally paned this tin day of July,
lest.
WM. MITCHELL, C(;pp•w�y
RORERT THOMPSON,k.
Mayor.
TAKE NOTICE flet t- he foregone N a tree
ropy of a proposed by-law whales bas
oaken Into egarTistra ead Wire "fel
/e•ed owsms El
w rlIEt .r y of
ne
Msirre MILL.
Tows
d the last
7. polling
anl's wagon
returnee
tat Tbo
deputy re-
Imper5M to AWsNa.
91r. Meek White, iSe wap- *Mil
of the oo ball L, fe1p.M t(�ei1W
Hall Football C7•xjtw: l art
Grltdths Menthol
ATMs
e eetlw•■e...�
n for
Ft/S SALE YT JM. y►IIBUlI`
TO £DVNOTSh1lpd.
Seth* el damp. am* be Tett as thin
Ogee not later than t1.Nrday
aces. The depy for shears
reset be lett not later than Dew
ay sae1. Deseei Adeir11m uni.at
•eeWean • 1P nese Wedge _tat ret
seek .shit...,, ,
The New Cash Shoe Store,
PROM pd./ uperiesee we have found that the CASH BMWs httya to
• 'pair wt%' w w ry ,:in 't pay erre. :nsv, rimed vin.. j wa mut LL14 . .
hair W the honest rigi drlCir, ` we have decided to do • Cash Business, as we be.
sieve this to be the only true system. Ouse and leo for yourself the pt'loe.
We are able to quote on the Cash basis. /
Having ggutttts�.e thrwyth Mr. Brodenok'o stook
of 8buem wbtch wen from EOM to IRO
at
W. have a really good split bellows tongue
law plough Shue for laymen, good Wal•
lie a1 51.00, our price 7fle.
Sue our sewn rule flue Tweed Slipper, very
beet quality, worth 20e. pair, fur 100•
we have lased a great number of odd pairt
linea sad yoar while Cloy Iwo,
liOn. j
Per psis.
Big bot. French Oil Hips Dressing, extra
value at 10u., for
do
It is good, too.
A nos
rap. rppet Slipper, sewn suis, r tt
We have received a large shipment of
NEW S
this week, which will be sold very
haw. Yon ea it is the CASH ONLY that does it.
MI-3."1-1EO'RRAY, an cid eegosMtauoe of years, will tie e1t•iiinds
of repairing and custom work on the premixes. Satisfaction guaranteed.
P.
THE SQUARE,
T.
7
UOD$RIOH, ONT.
ANEW COOK STOYE
At any season ot the year there
is no greater comfort than a good
reliable Cook Stove iu the kitchen.
It is with coot stoves like every-
thing else : there are good, bad and
Willi &n of varieties.
We know you will be pleased
with our
FAMOUS and ABE&DBEIR
StovesandRanges °reds"
HELLO 1
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
ScraIllollllardCejal
TUl M•3Z1T
All Coal weliddied ea the Blarkdd Mddlad
wb•re yes gM 111111 Ibis ter 1..
alLL lT
CATTLE BROS.
Plubers, kitten aid tad:
Wed gide of Square, east Sturdy ler
J. MO & SON
- Taa t.a*DI11u -
Vtttlty\mer€ oYbt ani
�. mkitiVmtW 1.
Orden er.lIUy .tmaded is de 191
bean, side w day.
Sion id Wort. i.esds.te.nee tie►
A Great Snap
'hT1e.e Ghats Saws ria •
peso& 1f al5l� we sell • barrel • basil,.
This he's oar only .■ap. se 0. eat/
le -d• annelidan WA .a. be feud la as OW
oory eters, sad rem
era r4511. Ts. lateen 1.551
a•• always get from as • wepiley
prodaee. We draw the Ilme'r as
legttiate IM. - everytillM owe
01 'sowers .r potatoes, sardea.tef
choinet table Chins. W. deal a MB
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & 00•,
Redford Bleak, Godwin'
BKOHICR & MYERS,
blender: aid Embalueri
Graduate of Maau'ha..tte Col.
lege of Kmtalming.
WHITE REA16E,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
BiifST GOODS AT MODS
RATCPRICSS, AND
ODURTTIIOOUS ATTENTION.
id.N3ld iMOa, galea/Cl.
Summer Goods
SCREEN DOORS Ann WINDOWS
BLUE FLAME OIL STOVES
(Hare Mtbef oatl oil sr gasMsroo.)
DISH WASHERS
The latest tt.g.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
GARDEN HOLE AND CONNEC-
TIONS
REFRIGERATORS
HAMMOCKS
PAINTS, OiLS Awn VARNISHES
CHOICE MACHINE OiL
Bpei5 ter .ower, and hlad.rs
can be had from
LEE SHEPHARD
Ray.dl'sooetmtd,
Pt massa, nth
9115,',,.
glue weele1 •►Is.tl.g.
:err !tu Ct i■ "'Jikg
e
'MIL LEE.
bats es X= a MilrAirs
81sra po mpsy U.
WORSELL
THE TII$IITN
has a sp.eW beery ease d
Eavetroughingtdr r
"L:. Hoofing and Siding
carefully put ca.
aeADQ0A1T0/ 10e1
Wood and Coal
Furnaces
- A? -
WORSELL'S tom
GOD
NOSE SOI[ FH HIM ES
.1 Wow» nest
Xla jos
week he Um sieveM
se she
wow al ses Moe leJw.. a.
ra
tpse, • TUswaes.
The Best are the Cheapest.
K E IS P
Malmo sad WIN Iliad 11..
OIL STOVE
We have a fell lis el slats
Entry Om n awsr•.tsd•
We awry • faU Etc et base
made
Dairy Aapphes and
Hoare Furnishings.
len/ es elven est vest Pleinb-
egg Heakioy sad isvep.resesl ere
N. C. FILSINCERII
OODIlJOH
STU M BOILER VOUS.
A. 8. OHRYSTAL,
Atwe.aM fMyeld I Ma"
ranalealwr stall hide et
BOILERS.
Smoke dissoles, Salt Peon. Shoe* Ion
Wo,4.1 elle.,
Aad Dealer la-
Aldasry MasNamy GeseketaAle.
AU demi ea Pipe
Cheek 1
Cheekw IAou `
M
Te•�el
• g151e1 IlamSt •f 55.Wails. sal iy Akpa•N01lid (rMelw
R esufes M'wtly+l.w
f11W