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4 TagaspAt, Aagaet, 17, 1899.
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1RYRRY THURSDAY MOR111N0
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eoDSRICI , TQIIYDLT. AoeUBT, t7. tea
HE 18 THEN TO STAY.
OUR feather -headed contemporary,
The Toronto News, is in a state of
mind because iiimerr Hot ltxe, M.P.,
has not resigned his seat for West
_ _Heron, and fmdetkv9n 10 lkuli dfStt_
iliibe
questionlifilreSdlef ss'
e nd Spwortb League standing. -e'
The editor of The News knows, if
he knows anything, that the seat for
West Huron is in no way attacked in
rses.,...Abe reseal iaxMWgetion lletoredk
Iiamentary committee. What is be-
ing
o-ing sought by the investigation is to
find that certain deputy -returning
offioers were derelict in the discharge
of their duties, sod to punish them for
their dereliction. Up to the present
the evidence has not brought trouble
to the door of any of tliei returning-
oeioers, unleths the hearsay statements
made against Jaws Print are given
credence to. As that gentleman is
Mill at large, and no effort has been
mode to curtail his liberty, the case
doer not look very serious against him.
Such being the state of affairs, and
the investigationticitl)k iatip In contin-
uation wby should The News or any
other paper shriek for the resignatiou
of Resew Houten 1 Up to the pres-
ent no evidence hes been advanced
that would jeopard his seat in a oourt
of law, and why should he be onkel
t0 retire when nothing has been ad-
vanced against him and his seat hes
not been attacked in wart or commu-
ne,
But, says The News, The Globe
says so and so. Well, The Globe may
say what it pleases, but although The
(Glebe is the best newspaper in Canada
1t is by no means infallible, and the
present case is one instance in which
it picked .p the poker by the hot end,
and had to drop it as gracefully as the
circumstances would permit.
For the benefit of The News, and
all others we may state that Mr.
Vowels was chosen by the Reformers
of West Heron, in convention assem-
bled, to be their standard-bearer, and
when that convention desires Mr.
Holmes to step down and out, he will
do so --and not until. then. And,
parenthebioally, we may remark that
the members of the West Huron Con-
vention know the circumstances at-
tending the West Huron election bet-
ter than the outaide newspaper men,
and know of no reason why their rep-
resentative should be asked to reeige.
In ooncludon, we might say, that
Roeser license was nominated as a
liberal and not as an 1Spworth
Leaguer, and the crooked way in
whioh The New. tries to hit Mr.
Heinen below the belt by dragging
in the reference to the lCpworth
Leaguers doesn't speak well for the
fair -play of The Mail's donkey -engine.
THE GUELPH AND OODERICH R. R.
THZ agitation in regard to the
prosecution of the work in oonnection
with the proposed Guelph and Gode-
rieh R.R. is again to the fore, and we
learn that presently a meeting will be
held by the promoters at some central
point on the proposed route for the
purpose of arranging for a delegation
to premed to Montreal and interview
the Q.P.R. magnates in the interest
d the route.
eines the matter was last before
the public view oonaidersble improve -
merit has been made in Goderich har-
bor, and the badness of the elevators
hes largely i.oreared, owing to the
deepening of the harbor ohenael,whleh
is new capable of aonoaaodating grain
velltfaffe of Iergs tenserrt. This feet is
eM r the moot important feeteree N
SU seam with the prepared routs, as
SI JsMao.iat« tet a l.rgp ii+titir
trade with the West L not only poetli
We bee probable in the event of the
new U. bene established.
G. J. Tuoar, an energetic buanew
man from Guelph, has been ie (lode -
rich for soave days past and, having
driven over the proposed rotate, 'is aan-
guiue that it will be brought to • head
quickly, if proper cotton be taken at
the present tune. He informs us that
the people along the route are willing
and anzioua to give all legitimate as-
sistance towards helpiug along the
road, and he believes that the reseat-
fioeut grain shipping facilities that
Goderich now possesses mhoeld be au
important factor in briefing in the
Q,P.1L to this point trona Guelph.
SNAP SHOTS
-Forma is still switchmen on
Torres's through lute.
-Juts. FAWN address is still
Toronto, Ont. -not Dakota.
-This is a sixty million dollar
country, sod its progress tonna be retard
ed.
--The dog days have been too many
for GADO of our esteemed Tory euntempur-
aria'.
- The Leeburn exowiionists are
still telling of the tine time they hod et Ot-
tawa, when they " passed the hat for Jon"
-When BILLY MAOL&AN was elect-
ed iu Esat York by the vote of the ooloui-
sre The Workl tever called upon him to
redgu.
-Old En. Ooosui<s, M.P., of
bridge tender fame, still frotho at the
mouth, but he doesn't palm off ek.wwed
milk now.
- -The gendarme who recently =-
curled to Ottawa frau West Huron at the
public expense are .11.f opinion that tNei is
-the growing this.
-The bysieria in the Wall thine
emeiselyingesth tied the psbtle and ItsZ
nisi to see, an the lat.' Julie Herat P�Fi
fwd to ay, that "there's nothing to it."
-The Hon. C bats Wu.l.ics
creased. It is hinted that CLAaas WAt.
LAM hen designs upon the Premierships and
wants to be on Easy street when hie day
Domes.
-When Wert Huron was really
stolen for Geon J. C. PArrbwsox is 1892 no
opo heard a whimper from the esteemed
Star that the hon. gentleman bhoukl cargo
his snot., and every Tory in the land was as
mute as an oyster.
- A lest deal of talk waitn1ulged
in by Tay papers regarding the -.1..-ore
L Z. Dalecgy during the parliamentary au-
v.mUgetion. It now terns out that no .1,
fort was ever made by the Tory members of
the committee to sotare his txv.enae.
-:When Hon. "Doe." AGMS,
AwOy fi.otiw, En (]otxuwn and the other
members of the Br1 . of 1899 roll rip the
whites of their eyes and comment upon the
West Huron election ccs,, it is enough. to
make the honest ebotore take to the tall
timber.
-That r t a l w• r t Conrei votive,
Rostra CLARK, was I.rougbt all_ he way
from Calgary to tell the parliamentary
committee that he wrote a letter to the
Liberal candidate in 1896 offering to sell
out at a small figure. Row do we know
that he wax not bought back again to the
Tory fokl for a *mall sum in 1899!
-At the very time that witnesses
were being examined by the Privileges and
Elections committee of the Rouse of Com•
mous as to what part ALiAirDlpt Savant
took in the West Harm *nation that gen-
tleman was registered at the Russell House
and was in daily attendance at the Parlia-
ment buildings, and no Tory thought of
giving him a subpena.
-One of the causes of Hon. Cur-
e:MD Str os's success in public life is the
honorable 'support he extends to his friends
and followers, so long re they are right.
Speaking to the writer a short time mince at
Ottawa, he said, "I will never vo back on a
friend mama he goes book on himself ; 1
will throw no mac down until he throws
himself down." Men may bank on a leader
who holds views like these.
-The Mail and its satellites are
shouting about the "Sixty Million Dollar
Session," but they have not put their finger
upon one dollar miss -spent. They should
remember the, this Bantry is going for-
ward by leaps and bound. on the highway
to prosperity, and that the amount of ex-
penditure bail a right to be large it the out-
lay is rightfully aonounted for. A cheese -
paring policy is not always best
-Our esteemed Conservative oon-
tempm_aries' that ars now howling that Mr.
HOLES should resign his seat In the ()o.t-
mons have evidently forgotten that when
the investigation was opsed it was dia.
Meetly understood by ldt. Botusx for the
Conservatives mad Sir Leon Divine for the
Liberals that the seat for West Huron was
1n no way attacked in the proceedings. The
action of the (onservt►tiva Was taken
agaiMt the returning o1Mer,and not'alralnst
the sitting member.
THE WEST HURON CASE.
nos is ALL atone.
8t. Calbbaw Jenard t St. tC•tMrinee
people whit bent Sabre He1mee, e1 Clin-
ton. ad mi.bwa fr wain pores, will net
take .eek Meek to the Oea.ervative allot
.Men shot be bolds bid seat by vlrlse of a
.seal. livery dUeamea• a at the ease
Mews that the .t.bbs wan oesdeessd fairly
sad the b..sllpMers are looking fee • sett
epee tofall es.
Mertinrnen is.r.'e ear an sonars
MCA NW aafgow.
Allose IMGs Mea : One .f abe leaders of
the C.n.rmelre Parte..wng the me. -
hr ie West *ena a she .welder e1 the
Roues ef Ceilesal .s (ld.sday ..ester,
Bald :-" Mr. M,.lass.. 1 mai* sem. .f she
papers nm demesaslf new se•leasi ten, bs1
yid .m eery Astlsk i ves ia.. Mier reg.
'1\.sl. satire .stover is Mm
engage* 15 wenn* Teo a es dining, egg
Off MINN be yes ve to held es be rim Mtge
i'piiEislilrM MIa os
side, who sand that he MA leneweed Me
es•.leseksiaiay elemely ereme bib es leek
said. "While Man an seine Meat/ (owns
theist the ease. I am b« say /bra le
sosblag Main* peer, Kr. Eames. ass is
Mere moans NM alone the validity .f
year mitt.'
ran "entwine" ai*u1a/e $Vaal aur
H•.iito. Tisa : The "wide.,." is lee
West Rums Menem ease that baa bass se
eatlslaotory be lid Cemervainealewepgesa.
aad epee wash they haus Mdr, Mmaad
Mall Mr. Rebut Helms, M. P.. ahead re
alga his wt te eM sl V-eslrsar. 1111prate boos to the drummed ap
varier) sad it has remind imolai sumer
sad detto•to .aninelatin to keep Is a
world.. saps
.WnsirviTIv■ rit'awi '1411015.
lr.aUerd Expositor . Su...* of the Cm.
intuitive aewepapesn am.1•.ertag fur the
reslgsaties of Mr. Robori Heinen of W
. wt ler West Harem 1. teed time Mr.
Holmes may be depended apes to take
whomever anion tbi'aittietba may d..apd
of as bearable man. Rs is the wt perms
in tin world to be wiling to held say pan-
ties his right to whioh 1s seeosptible of he -
lag Galled in qusetien.
Rohl/AT HOWLS A.OV• ee.rn:Iuy.
The Aston Free Prom:- While the
evidence 1. the Went Harm .l.otios halal
alleges more or leo creoksda.ss in o0..
n otice with to rsoene bye-eboNea is that
oYntitnnauy, it in a great eatishebien to
knew that not a NUN of *videos, or slue
piens of trrewulertty attaches to the fair
tame d oar old friend, Mr. Kober% Heloses
et to Clause New Era, 1Oto President et
the Canadian Pam. Aroolatton. who repro
mats the riding la tato Hesse et Cowmen.
Te[ •VIDINCS 15 wtik.
*Werth Rtpoeltr . lissome, the Libor.
al members oa the West lura eleeam
oem.Ittee will cot let the Conservative
members ave everything their own way
and endues beanies net as they like, the
Conservative papers roe shooting thee ►b.
Liberals res lyses to bark the investiga
Nos sad are ¢bilviag to poor. luso
sent wittiesesa, trial dl mob staff. The tot
1. that the avid/Naos in not Doming out jet
AA Oren, as the Cannoneer hoped it
would, and they are uyiag te cover ap their
disappointments, is 141. wap. Any pagan
who hes takes the trouble to red the svi
dente as ,reported 1s the dailypapm
passers fro
41inc
ell t! day Weak eok witthe falsity a
to liana. The- C..n.rvstive eoed.etere
sfFtM one ave la every L..- Mea a1.
hewed more latitude tat they would Mee
Wee 1. • law mart. Tee have • week
oat, sod no tar Iaveetie.uos o•a make 1t
seem .troogi lbey know this. and had
their ones bele as strong as they Bald it tins
they would have taken it. to the ooart. 1s
.44ei miner, we/4 iaetead of lavbq ap.
sealed to Prliarceat, whore it is in the
waters of thugs, almost impossible to 1'M •
.props tt'ia1.
A Vain I:ir MTIGATtol ALLOWED.
(haws oorrespo•deuoe Manned Herald
Daring the past few weeks seine interest
ba e.aured es the West Hares stoniest
enquiry The eagerness witb 'hien the
Oppeetttm attempted to gala publicity at
thefires adiusien of whet might be esa-
*trud as irregularity a she oe.deet of the
sleet►oo, mows what Mils faith it lead in its
Owe ow. The ooadaet of any el the wit.
messes when seder exa.watiere Weald have
one seScees% to envies, an impartial jury
that they Md ben oembed with • story for
the ooamles. U Mere hod ben *sidemen of
i rernlartUs., the evideno. Implicated beth
sides, and pottage wises the sad is rosined,
the Uo.sorvtives a ill leave 11141. oar for
iabdaLiea. Shad lb be news that the
Literal weekss have steeped to dept O...
rervaUve abuses 1. individual same, to
Government is free trout responsibility, sed
the ventilation which bee oars pleas will
be o1 advantage to the misery •t largo,
whish will have to thank she Pressler for
h is fr•ak.ses le greatl.g the fullest possible
e nquiry al the first imputation of wrest
doing. TM roman et Liberal obstr.otto.
daring the curs, el the isq.lry o•a be
'knotty trod te • denim M prevent •
. rohtag uross•exassaaMn of witnesses
who quill wham the troth sheaved segs, o1
eemiag oat and betraying the game they
had been est ap to play.
TER T09,1111 itU RISPOI$IBL* 101 LOMAT.
TM Glob.: -TM Mail says that for the
present manta/ eta W ins is regard to
Ween Her.., as the wee eaonot b. coo -
pined thls..eels.. 'Then it seeks 14 oi.es
the biome ler Me delay on the shoulders of
tie Liberals. Whin .me to lards? Tee
oleoNen was bold to West Hares is iebrury.
There was some talk ahem oorraptiou, bet
the time fee .aklat • proton was allowed
to elapse. Parliament met ea Marsh 16.
Nearly lose mouths paved before Mr.
Borden made hie mitten (r an bigotry Into
the West Beres aad Brookville oases.
Donn` then (ear mnthe the Opposition
were waiting time le ebetreetfee. wvilllag
and oerpiet oe the elighteet pretext, throw
lax the wildest charges sorties tie door el
the House. They discussed the .pesoh
from the throe* fro • month, e•1it4., over
sway sebjj'eot in Federal politica. Why did
net Mr. Hord.& make his motion at this
MOO H* .1.bt have borne the iogalry re
April lst..d of i. August, and
by this time every charge to on -
e motion with Wan Horne and Brook
sols would have been sifted to the tenam.
A party whioh L responsible tor a delay of
three or lone month* is is • poor position to
cry out against any delay whioh may have
immured in fear or five weskit of the busiest
period of theins efo.. The moment Mr. Br -
den asked fog his inquiry It was treated,
a It would Mos base meted lam April if
the ..Nee had been made at that *Me 14
is iamb a be minted that the esm.lbt s
W bee...n•ble to elan the avestigaNea,but
1M blame must rat ea thine who de-
layed the opsalm of the lava.tfrsNn •o -
til the lest sad busiest days of the ..ala.
Tet BLT NOT IN DA$O.n
The Ottawa erreepeodeai of the Toronto
T.issoaes, she at se time wee favorable be
the .IMM member, wry:-- Mr. Robert
Bela will ash give up hls herd won wt.
o -o -o -o -s
DT�DWS
only
DODpos ive, evY
e earth, for all RUNTY
_ Ns
Ole
1Rebed welmbeil Ohs evidemes
j the Privilege' sad illwtleas
fad Gads 14 i•eklsg tho esswity teat
ewes sat sash mese. Nies wtt•easss n-
evem
wino the w..itMe
quileilloa bo even Itis wrop.ss4 tat tb a-
idea anitt thevee ea
. ice w sap
we std, Reber any
OW at M. eagaiy OM .widest
ddMew. Ca1Ws ed the (lobs. bo was
sandy es pale with all the wedid. "Hs
1 sal moa nwg#e " he said, quietly ad ern
pbatiaaUr. "Tar. N se name wby 1
staid. W the semegth e1 wbss swathes
has bast adawesd no wart et Juet/oa w.aid
a.ae•t au" "Is it UM that sem. et to
Malawi Mi. nho yea to rude.?" 1
biked. items le mei*/ furthest loom the
ware." M '.etisd. No mamba .1 the
Cabbie ever basted at each a tbk&, mid, as
ter the party, it is ..sas..as 1a pawadi r
ms to emotes tre lad my cwt." 1a MM
latter aawtwa Mr. Halmos was sot talkie.
eery ands of las Ives. Tboagb the.tot
biased Oris owe he bled to the Math
that What Rana wM sal Qum bet • alae
elooti.. tidy an an disposed be wish
Sobers Beate M u5dde, l'hey say with
Heinen sat se aleiMen meet would amen
• .sober .s W strosgth of the toote the
e•gairy baa Y fur awasbt forth. Thos V
an eine Mame is ►wenly that Holmes wUl
hay* be tags Me Mid . advertise el his
o.11eseues. The tave.sigat.n are weeksaed
by Me swathes/ at..reptiee to to M.-
wsdlees, ad Y aeagb bas mint sans is
babe le dress* • oew .bleb. a Was
Hares •Woody, Rasta' cess is not likely in
M sbewse.M by way *videos* that may be
au bog assay es s4.
hALL FAINB.
()axAT Nori?uwarTet.s, Odema,Tatbday,
Wedaasday sed Thursday, Sept. 96, 97,
28.
I.i.sMial, Tommie, A•g d8 le Sept. 9.
Westin. Lease, Sept. 7 te 16.
Herm Cse al, Mata, Sept. 19, 90.
Mistime', Sept. 19, 20.
Northern, Walkettos, Sept. 19, 90.
Nerve Tewaeb p, Ripley, Sops. 96. 97,
Stratford, Oot. 3, 4.
Kids, Luoksew, Oot. 3, 4.
Merria Brune►, Blyth, (jar, 9, 10.
1Ctaoardfa, ON. 10, 11.
Ashfield . and Wawaaaboo
, Duaga•o, Oct.
11, 12.
NEWLY INTRODUCED.
Senatioe caused le Bare•by River. New
Itrueewlek. by Dodd's Kidwy PUB.
Bar•aby Raver. N. B. Aug. 14-Qdte a
e esetlse bas boss coned bers lately by Me
istrodnatios .l a sew .sdl.ae - Rodd'.
K(doey PaIL. Aliboueh tion had ben
many deaths In Mk villaes asd earro.adly
district from Bright's diee..e and ether rid
nay troubles, yet strange to say Ddd'e Kid-
ney Palle 4.4 neer been tested Our poo
pie had little faith I. potent methane*.
Now however Ddd's Kldasy Palle are
oceang a tt.aaiNielb. A bnwgb Weitaret of
Ample are .sin Neat and eipremleg ev-
prime and delight et the resell. "pleat she
Bost week 1 big to improve," gays Oman.
lee Crottle. of B•real y River, wee bad hese
given op by the denten. The feet ose.e le
have surprised ht. bpi It le always trot
at en Dodd'. Kidney Pills are used.
If there is
weak lungs in
take Scott's Em
It nourishes
ata.
It enables you to resist tho
disease. Even if your lungs
are already affected, and if
besides the cough you have
fever and emaciation, there
is still a strong probability of
a cure.
The oil in the Emulsion
feeds ; the hypophoophites
give power to the nerves;
and the glycerine soothes and
heals.
a history of
your family,
ulsion.
and invigor-
rt eat gr.aq i 4...iert
g00Tr • reprise. Chssbu. Tweedy,
BOOKS ANO PERIODICALS.
- Tat Tau.mi.-A eboestig story by the
einem of "David Hartle in m*sd Y
Vas week. As nnwriudadlejose ler re.•sea
lb. bid.. • bulk taw. amp Is neve with the
danghbor et sae .1 M. du.rta....d 1bo
plot daces with the difilaihlss •d ss.phw.
uses width snows a • .ase letoenlid mid
admirable maw. The story is published
by the Peels Prates` comp•... !Amita,
Tams, ..d 1s tor sale by •11 .aw.d.•1rs,
at the low ark. ei 1b seals. r will be ams
past paid by the p.Ellaaae en romp% .f
pries.
FARM LABORERS' EXCURSION.
Ts Tito atoned Plaids des Me1Lweil.
Tickets will be loos•4, pod going kerest
99.4 treat (iederl 4 a North Bay via Omni
Trask Railway, and thaws via Omani.
P•NM a say peas a Manttoba and Aa s-
bofa, west, anther..$ r .ortbw sb .1 Wi-
■isei as tar as Memejaw, F.ltevaa, York•
Iwo and Corsa, tndativs, fr ally an dol-
lars. TM okwpas tam over offend for
arrsst eronnioa. to 14. Nowhere . A
eases to make meet/. ee Premier Orme.
way says they w..% at linos. 6,000 .es Is
Manitoba i. b.lp rather . tae harvest.
Big do.•nd fee farm laborite WI 1M nd of
huvub. sed . two .4..o* M tee the 'rase
ethane for pained.
(1st your tickets s: onoi Ire. F. F. Las-
agnes. tome Ueket mask who wilier' you
all i.1.rati...
A S aria latent Otlfr.
Jaassnso t> CCae-aa tib baa-
'WaM-tiny surety tee -
bac tis tit
srdleg to the H an .et
terse use rofer M wEr ammo
to ,g}T row, yea, b•ek. There's a
every box that
aepaleee OtheA s. well ears, No sus,
Toe gat feet !t.7 bark Guarantee
.war t.3 y
OD ants at all dn.atsta W
FOR RALE filf JAS. WILSON.
New Goods
wEMINIMam
Battle Thorold Cements,
in sacks, fresh and strong.
Beat English Port1:10oments,
highest grades only.
Ellwood, Field Fence,
42 and 50 inches high. This fence
is hog -proof. Call and examine it.
N. D. ROUGVIE.
rIc
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9 REID'S
1111 S OLD
STAND. •
"IT'S SO EASY"
to read over a list of bargains and decide jest what you want at these nosh
ingly low prices, but quite anther affair when you visit those so-called bar-
gain sales. You are often disappointed. Any old thing is not s bargain be.
those " the price was m much " and " is now mo much.' What it was may
represent two or three times its present value, and not a bargain at any price.
A bargain is an advantageous purchase of something you want.
NEW GOODS.
8HkBTiNiI.-Andhrshipment of oar
oel.brs t.ed 9/4 binnbed Twill Shoot -
lag. epeeist 96.
PILLOW C*)TTON.--O.r Mirth r.•
peat/ to bad of that 401a. white
Pillow Cotta. at 90
A 40,e. super Pillow Coes... road
even thread, at p,
FLANNRLSTTR.-The first let of Der
how FI•..s1Kree le tbe.e ..ores
dark pattens. Prises are
43., 410., fit, Mi., 7.., 10.. the 120.
DOM R1"8 -the sew sake of Hammel,
tweed mistime N may, Min mil
gross. ..
HOSR.-A*ether let of the Hoye
Ribbed 'lees at 1pe
Ladles' Blank Caen. Hass. *postal10e
Whet' Black Cotton Rao. 2 for arm
Nitta value 1. o.4..e Hem s%
9ba, she. •.d 46e
1sat4Mr Rola tor��• 100
1111rssi.. a Tweed..
Hapie a Clothing.
OLD GOODS.
Seam Yves Ws Went to Clear at ane wed
Prime.
LISLR OWVK9.-A MR isl.tlwdieJ
sod Orr W Rink Lisle 01ev., wen
124 1s lbs.; all as 6e
LINRN HATS. -A few yet of then
Linen and Omsk Rate thee were
60e.t sew lbs
STRAW HATS -We want to pleated
the Meows. If we told yea hew
low the valise ere pet weld desk
they were a geed.
REMNANTS. -Mad of oar sa.sbr
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A small it of small boys' Wash
Baia t wore 41.00, for lad MH
t.1•.. tis.
McKim's Cash Store, Goderich.
'S OLD STAND: -
Uodericl, Bargain Centre.
NEXT BARGAIN DA
Ys
August 31
AND
Septeber 1
REMEMBER THE DATER.
JAMES ROBINSON.
What shall I drink
in hot weather 1
Tea won't do.
Liquor won't do.
They increase the heart notion and
bodily heat.
Lime -Juice
is the ideal 8aaa.r drink.
/T WILL DO I
unit attunand any tinge.
Bottles„ 2c., a 50c. and 76c.
Not mor►'tb.n a oent a drink.
Bedford Elock, N/, 0.
PrescripHea
Tourists will fled
taws we JO, spinal atkailen An.
moan Gana* Arbil Any at e•
hoed pronewity pretested. Ws kap
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ash sant hath, Iia
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Boot Beer Extract,
Ginger Beer Extract,
Almond Cream.
a dee alas far snsa.es. lea, ds., 36e.
Bidelweias Greens,
erow affaram paws%lf the Mk ler
GOODE. Chemist.
work at •jl bourn
A Shoe -
:that
Pleases.�
F: Every Man wants Shoes
that will fit his feet.
These are the desirable kind. Made for wear and for
mfort. Sold to divide a good'thing with appreciative
people. Broad enough to insure comfort, graceful enough
for style. cheap enough for economy, elegant enough to suit
anybody. .
WM. SHAR ', JR.
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O OD'11s2 mow PIM
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MEDICAL HALL GODERICH.
Stook nearly complete again. New goods received daily,
A lot of tine Bath and Carriage Sponger just to hand.
The newest and latest Perfumer'
Patent Medicines, Horse and Cattle Spices, and Condition Powders.
Rubber Goods, Syringes, Atomisers, Rot Water and Ice Bags, ole„ ate,
F. JORDAN,
Corner Colborne -ea and Squire--
AT
quare-'
AT THE OLS BUSINESS
IN A NEW STAND.
We beg to state that we have again opened a
Grocery business, at the corner of • the Square and
Montreal street,Ithe store formerly occuOed by H.
J. Horton.
We have a complete stock of fresh Owed"
and shall be able to supply our customers with first-
class goods at the lowest possible prices.
We hope to be able to serve all our old friends,
and many new ones.
STURDY & 00.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
M*CLEODiS SYSTEM RENOVATOR
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
OL000, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by d. MI Maci..EOD, Qoderiph, Ont.
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