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IIVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Si S. M.Stsia0Eta18T
0001E10E. THURSDAY, JUN5 S. NEL
"THEISAIL" WANTS DIGNITY.
THE ToroaEo Mail takes exception
to au "open latter" printed in the uulumu.
of THE SIusAL two wetka into over tbe sig-
nature of L. MoOIWe ruuY, and maker the
following plaint
Mr. Ilan McGillicuddy has written an
open letter "at" Mr. Powell, M. P., in
which he calls tbdT gentleman u liar, a
coward. a bully, • blackguard. a turkey-
. llassaaal, a cooing dors, r genet's, r Wa-
gner,
Ner, a creature, au addle -pate, • ttarruw
bigot, and • good deal more of the amine
kind. All this is in reply to Mr. Powell's
statement in Parliament that the bogus
West Huron ballots must 1 se issued
from Dan's steam printing office. A calm
and dignified dental would have born
better. Better still would be au offer by
' Mr. McGillicuddy to &emist the outrag-
ed electors in discovering the entree tat
the fraudulent ballots. Thee documents
were printed. They were printed some-
where, and we shouldlilie to see Mr. Mc-
Gillicuddy, while defending Mosel!, par-
ticipating iu the huut for the real of-
fender.
It will be obrehel that The Mail ivm-
pl&iue that Mr. Mt inaducuny in a four
oolumu letter called Mr. PowaLL about a
dozen names. It doesn't say that Mr.
P9w5LL didn't deserve wort of thew, but it
does imply that it would hate been moor
not to have said the words. Now, Mr.
Powell deserved every phreee that was
written about Nim by Mr. Mulln.LICVDDY,
save two -"gentle gazelle" awl "cooing
dove." Mr. MOt1ILLL'.DDDt hit Mr. Pou -
L below the belt there, 'land if the thing
is properly represented to hips. eritne doubt
make the amends honorable. Mr. Powgu.
ie not • "gentle gazelle ;" he is not a "coo-
ing dove." We know what he is. &nd uId
say it in wthort Metre, it it were nut for
hurting the feelings of our esteemed amt•
temporary, The Meil-the CHctiesurlxl.0 of
Canadian ibtlrnaltem-that -vieiiy--abereett
Titan, 1Irr oI, BLAIR and others ; that iii -
vented the terms "Siftonism," "llenffrion-
ism," and other "isms" not in the •,ialon-
ary ; that has tried to blacklinl every Lib-
eral in politica and out of the grave ; that
has even referred to its esteemed leader, Sir
Crtenuis Torero', se "the Prince of Polo
Ural Cracksmen, ' Sud that hue established
• reputation and a name as one of the
moat adept +pouters of billingsgate between
Halifax and Vancouver. Yee, yea; we won't
say anything to hail the sensitive feelings
of The Mail other than that when a man is
denouncing wrong he doesn't go to the sugar.
barrel or the honey -comb fur phra's`e, but
utas good Anglo-Saxon terms, if he knows
bow. That's the way wrong is denounced
in the Scriptures, and so Mr. Metift.I.1-
CUDDY is an Old Testament believer, who
doesn't turn him other cheek -when he is
smitten but goes after the other fellow's
eyes and teeth, he statute by OW Teetament
language; and Calle a liar a liar. and a thief
a thief, as sec ion requires. ..
Secondly, Mr. Powsw. wee not written
to simply became he made statements in
Parliament stating that the ballots were..
"issued from Dan's steam printing other" -
to use a euphonism of the Cheeterfieldieri
Mail The "Open Letter" was written to
Mr. Pow&LL because he hail taken elver,
tage of him place in Parliament to he about
Mr. Mdiniacconv ; to falsify the records
of the Klections and Privilege? Committee,
and to slander ori the floor of the House, In
a cruel and cowsrlly meaner, a man who
was unable to defend himself before tho
representativem of the people.in Parliament
seeembled. The Mail would like "a calm
and dilifd6addellisl.,'7Aftlettree it would,
olerks uuuel LAIDLAw" by the shoulders
and held him as a shield Belied which to
shelter hilifislf. The old man, *lieu hie
hair tvuld be made to comb down, was as
goal ae eve(, but the clerk was injured and
lever war himself again, re fer ea office
work wall eo atr'ued ht tact, Uncle Rue-
saLL Saes, finding that the clerk ouuld not
continue to do five duller.' worth of work
for one dollar's worth of stipetel, thechargtd
LadDtrw for utcoeuprtrnicy, wad would not
even pay the doctor'. bill. LAIULAw ituti-
tuted au action against taus wed secured
the service. of C,uosel CROATS, now
Minirier at St. James', and then the meet
brainy lawyer in the Uuite(I States. CROATS
turned Seth upside down and i ' le out,
and actually proved to the satisfaction of
the judge, jury mrd the old roan tiled
that the-melts-seilliulsai» war rise meanest
mut that Nature ever brought forth and
allowed to live. A large veniict was given
in favor of L.aiut.Aw, and SAUI became int
butyl will the idea that Cnewen was she
roost terrible instrument of Providence ever
let louse to hareem pereune conte occupied
high places in the community. , And now
for 1/aria's story : When CROATS Wee
appointed Ambassador to N:uglend, Wald ile,
I happened to have business with Rcess1.4
BAWL After concluding our business 1 in
Omitted W him that a change had taken
place in our umb&darlorial relations with
Britain ; i mid that his friend) 'utter& had
been appointed to the position, and asked
SAus's npieioe The old geutleman moue-
dately threw up his hands and ejaculat-
1, "It he is appointed, all I can say is,
'God Save the Queen.' "
POWELL'S PLAINT.
THE Ottawa correspondence of The
Toruuto Mail had the following one day fast
week, and as it is the only point in' Mr.
Mt#:to,H tions a-lettear-4hi' Mwt MLL
attempts to controvert we hasten to pub-
lish it :
Mr. Powell called attention to o news-
paper article which stated that he ,had
been concerned in the dimtrrbution of bal-
THE SIGNAL et IGODERIUH ONTA RI O
deal« the Impasobmeat, but tees right alter
his &emitter, and In fiddlties to belaboring
klauomerwtully with terse Audio Stove,
produces foyers' +ploy bhtoricel etetoh.s of
Mr. Powell's political career that vat •w.y
down deep.
` MR II'OIU,WODDY urea ISA. K.
Uoslpb Mercury : When Mr. H. A.
Powell, 11 P. fur Wee.morel•ad, N B., wee
speaklog ou the elecllue (rand., especially
of West Huron, se the Commons, he did
o at uuudue himself too strlotly to the truth,
sad consequently woke up the wrong Das-
asater In Mr. 1). MutLllluuddy, of The
(iedertob Signal. In fhb week's issue Mr.
MoGtllwuddy devotee four toluenes to • de
Nom and denial of tib" charges made by
Mr. Powell against him, and oarrles the
war into Moue by mahout charge' against
Mr. Powell. Mr. Mcl+ilhouddy does out
tons down the Queen's English, and Mr.
Powell will have uo diftioulty In matinee out
what Mr. Molitlllenddy means.
_----- Veet1.IJCtlDDi'e Derek, k.
Ktogetou W hlg N ben fleury A. I'uw
e11, M.1'., tackled D. MoUllliouddy, of Tbu
Uoderloh Signal, sod attempted to prove
him a bed mac, • wicked mac, • p•rttol-
pant In West Huron's political erns, he
u ndertook toe much
Mr Motitlliouddy, for the 1)omintun sloe
Lieu to questloo, .ruined that the returning
officer o.ede • mistake when he ordered the
ballots ---judging the ne eesities tat the riding
by whet had been ordered for a Local *lea
tloo--and printed an extra supply, whish
he k.pl and produced io Ottawa wheu sum
mooed to the parl,ameetory enquiry. Mr.
Powell Iniiou.ted that Mr Mati1111ouddy
Issued thew ballots for Iraudnlat purposes,
end Chet be was peculiarly fitted for the
work.
It is this charge, sot fuuoded ma feat,
that mat • Mr. Mc011lloeddy furious, and
in so open letter, which is printed 1n The
Signal, he gives the member for Westmore
lan.1 an uemerolful wivalne He proves
from the records of parliament that Mr.
Powell lied about him, and In the most
bare -tooted way, He carries the war into
Attire and quotes from the Dorohwter
prison report -that made by a spools( oom-
miselonet-that Mr, Powell profited by the
parti'siehip of the warden, that be eas
driven to pohdosl meetings by guard• of
the prison, and that be gave toe of these
guards ballots for olrcol.tton among the
people.
la nth -r words Mr. MtORllouddy proves
from the utii al reports rot Mr. Powell to
sadly; ty his own oonteDetoo, of the sot he
°bargee against another, and that be does It
lots to the electors in s provincial elertioat in a brazen and u000nsolooable mower.
-us Nets IlrmnswirA•Mr• .silo bcu tdy
the insinuation contained -in it, ecu it ria w o too Devitt*, bat h. Rix been a great
ridiculous in that preview,, but perhaps
the people of the other provinces would
trot undeistand.. 4h_it in New Bruuawick
there are 110 official biallots, but the i•an
dilates must supply the ballot papers
themselves. Each iandidate has ballot
papers priutel at his owu expense, god
thane are distributed among the electors,
who take them into the booth and de '
ptsut them in tee ballot -boa. the only
duty of the deputy -returning otficur-being
to see that it voter does not put more than
one ballot in the box.
It will be observed that Mr. Powsu.
fights ehy of the fit that Mir. Moll mid -
cruuv charged hint with getting govern-
ment employees -the warden of Ibrchester
penitentiary, •10111M R. FoluraR, and • roam
of the penitentiary tamed L tui$ -to dis•
tribute them. Whet Mr. McUILWCUDDY
started out to show was that Mr Powiti .,
with all hieloud profession of purity, was as
crooked as the average politician and will-
ingly »sorted to any trickery to win, atdl
our readers are satisfied That Mr. ItIved W-
cUDhv suc4eedef fairly well in furnishing
the pivot. The efforte of the Tory papers
to.now that 110 reeponsibilrty attaches to
Pow$LL remitNls us of the verdict of w jury
dipped from an Irish newspaper , "It is
tell sod that the deceased put the rope
Around his neck as a joke, and found, when
Ino late, that he had male a fatal mistake."
The letter appears 1 . A.ite hit Mr. Powsl.t
and hie organs, The Toronto Mail and
Hath ii8AMAM'S Montreal Star, between
wind and water, :aril they are hoisting sig.
nabs of dtsttee',
and so would Mr Powil,I. Tbe Mail and
Mr. Pewit& would like to do all the hard
bitting, and let the other fellows take their
medicine without hitting back. Thin time
they were both badly fooled. Mr. Me-
OlLucvDDT is quite) prepared to take rare
of his reputation in the prem. or on the plat-
form. and when he meets a thug -parlia-
mentary, journalistic or any other kind -ie
•sways wilting to meths necessary weapon
to put the aforesaid thug out of business.
tieing a dignified denial on Mr. Poo sm, or
The Mail would he like putting a gold ring
in a pig's snout.
The esteemed Mail euggeets that Mr
McUmii.IconDY ehould offer to assist in di.
oovering the source of the fraudulent ballots
-if there were any. Mr. MiGnildmonie
will cheerfully join in the quest if the editor
of The Mail will use hie hest efforts to
bring to justice the gentlemen who worked
in the interest of June CHARLES RTxaRT
with 600 leogpe ballots printed in the adios
of The St. Catharines Star in the 1896 elec-
tion ; if The Mail will denounce the raecal-
ities in Kent, in North Ontario, in Both-
well, and in other constituencies that we
know of, during the election, of 1896 ; and
if The Mail will produce ewe line from its
columns to show that it ever mentioned
honesty in politics while ite party wee in
power.
When Mr. MC(IILLIL'CDDY comes up from
the breakwater we will suggest that be
and the editor of The Mail go off on a jail -
filling excursion in the interest of political
morality- • proceeding which would ma-
terially reduce the •rating power -o+,f the
Tory party, and put the CIIAMRRR-}.Aruu,
the FRu.erRNs and the QrACKSNevesIh
out of business.
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.
THE Motrrantte singing incident
brings to mind a story which Onever zY
Dsrzw told in a post-prandial speech about
that esteemed multi-mtllionute, RRIMELL
Barns. To gat at the neat of the thing you
meat remember that Nene y.mre ago a
gentleman named Nominee got It into his
hesrl that he should be a beneficiary m
BAus's milhona, and, to impress
that ides en Rt sszu" Nnatsataa voided him
with • resolute manner and a ratchet full of
dynamite. When the multi millionaire re-
fused to "cough up" -to use the language
of Wall etrest.-Nosuotoms hee•rn. demon-
W eenvw with the dynamite satchel and
Anally let it go with such effect that the
' garniture, window -rulings and other thinge
i the hanke's offices were knocked to
•alithareene. There wasn't enough of Non
Boas found to formulate • funeral on, but.
Uncle Baca who hes Use credit of biting A
kr-esehig Rlsa, when he east the dynamite
IM.Y.I poked in air, ossght cies of his
-SNAP SHOTS.
-Bos Bt *WQ$AM still stands delis to
the pay ear.
-Int the game of politics the eight -spot.
always beats the weven•epot
eufferer from the attanks of a man who
+holds himself behind his parliamentary
tinydege is order to do bum lojuryr
Mr. McGillicuddy is an old' member of
Mt Whig staff who hu made his mark In
journalism. He wields • trenchant pen,
and no one esu doubt the Not who reds his
open letter to %lr. Powell, M.P.
-Tits trouble with HesaY A Powal.i.
is that he picket' up the poker by the hot
-Teat MONK who is attacking the emer-
gency lood would like to prove that he is
opposed to Canadian soldiers' tasting
- Tux political bunoo-.tearer who is nor
trying to Blit The Montreal Star is evi-
dently not aware that too far East is West.
-Wins the Tory member•e are trying to
make a adridal out of that emergency fool
business they aro plowing on a mighty
storey hill.
-NIR CHARLES TUNICS is Lhe head of
that motley aggregation generally known ae
tare Tory party; stlttThi'lnember for West -
morelanl, N.B., in the "powell."
CONTEMPORARY )PINION •
MEN ASeyx SUSPICION.
ll.lt Keformer : The ('•.•dies Press As-
sociation threatens to go up to Party Mound
for • week's fishing. From snob Eo expe.h
ton the veracity of any other body algal
suffer, but alter Obey return • confiding
publta will still Impiloity believe the truth-
ful editor's yarns.
THEY .A''T 1•NDtPTAND IT.
Hamilton Times : Doe of the reasons -
and the principal one--wby the Tortes hope
to get some 'caudal capital out of their fish
ing expeditions teihelr in.billty to ounce ve
of • alma party In power. 1Vhen the Tories
were in power the country was robbed and
swindled on every hand, and they naturally
size up others acmordlmg to their own meas-
ure.
il'4T I.IKI. '.51.1.1'.. A FARM,
Montreal(;msette : Cisme London papers
are saying the Parliament of Canada .houid
pus an act .nnulllog the sale to Mr. Monier
of the Island ot Aotloostt. What the aver-
age English lournsliet does nut know +boot
Laced& is the most Important of the first
things r.o•easry to under.tend what Cana-
da 1s. Parliament could no more annul the
sale of Anticosti than It ooald the transfer
of • lot on l'all Mall, London.
-r,. Ilan. 13•MBA•Rlw, i'Tw is erg•ti
izing for the Tory party, without hope of
fee or reward, aavtrling to Tensa, wottld
be a good .ubject to try the emergency
food on.
- Tun Bev. Potato Emerge, who is now
editing The Ottawa Citizen, hes constituted
himself guarliiin angel of the National An-
Nwtsr.-_ Hews Resr.ifemeasesta-e -else- ape'
Ringer.
-Ot:a old and rte: m.1 friend the hon.
KEY MIK TAvtoo' hsa not done any leaven
ger work in the Homme for a day or two.
Homebody mums have been cutting hit
tawny uiaue.
1)1'awall eyed cntdem fs,rwry',The Mont
-
real Nor, is doing great work through ire
reprerutatire, Bro. Rohr. Iliad (;SA
IIAM'm disappointment at not getting the
Senatorship cornet high, but he is willing to
?pit blood in revenge for his blasted hopes.
THE PASSING OF POWELL.
• .JUST 1a6Ux<
Clinton New Era : The Isms Issue of The
Signal oe ts's. • 4-eeluma open letter to
Henry Powell. M.1'. for Westmoreland, N.
11., by 1). MM(lhllineddv, who dressb down
this politician In the Qusen'. Esglisof the
purest variety ; be deoeonees Powell se "A
pelttlnel trleteter, • bully, • oow.rd, • liar
and • bl.ekgnarl." At Ottawa the article
was eM robjent of eeeeral comment amen/
the members, she Ilb.rals regarding 11 se
ez,widtatly eleeer, well written. and s ds-
weed rebuke M I.deoaaleem that were es-
oslled•let, unjustifiable and unwarranted
TURA. 4 51114) to Aide.
e.
Week vtlle Reosrder : I.ssI week's les
of Tim (lederteh Singel oostales as epee
letter by Dan Me(ltlllonddv to Heavy A.
Powell, M.P., for Westmoreland, which le
ens .4 Um ratifies pieces of Ileera n» fired
at say bile sees fer mast' • day Powell
Des of wrongdoing Is H. West
Ewe ekueiee. sed like Inner see only
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110r1KS AND PERIODICAL.
MrTtto»now MAriAzltI AND Petvlett tea
lute. -Tole Yemen magazine legion 1te
filty••eoond volume with • @peolsl patrIutle
n umber. •Amon4 the articles of special
interest are, "Britain's (eldest Colony,' ' by
the It (lee. J. Bond, R. A., 'alleles la
Cao.da "'•C.noeleg In C+nada,^ and "Cas
ad• : • Metrical Story," all erephloally Il-
lustrated. A very fell paper is aloe glees
oa "L.br.atnt," Ile romance and resenr
"Carlyle ou Burns" --the great `laotob orltio
ou the Resat Sootob poet -with numerous
illu•tret.00s, le of stalking MI -piteous. as 1a
"Religious L.•ders of Great Britain,' with
1 portraits, "The Backwevdi Preaoh-
er,'with c. `byid
e k•toh. t .. Sanderson describes • remark.
Otte testenos of "Christ-Ide In the Miltk•r-'
pl.....," • sketch of Fronol. William Cross -
toy, "A Nineteenth Century Nalnl end
'Inlaid brevet!' "The Heti townie of War'.
is a noble study of • preeeoaday problem
The World's Progreso,,eoul.r .tad relle
lout, is Illustrated by . di zeu eopraviots.
'fits fasters is of apeoial tutport&noe. A
large instalment of Mies I'eiit'e strongly
written Canadian story, '•F» chi HiMe of
Algoma," is also gives. The opening ot
thte new volute° is it geed Hoe leeubeorihe.
$1 00 for the half -veer. Toronto William
Brigitte. Montreal : C. W. Coat -.Ren-
tal : M F Huestle. $2 00 • year $1 00
ford: maw h.. __ __
i:.'CLDas's toe dri.Y.-9, S.- M lure
has oared Irvin Itu.iysi d KIpaeg • s[les
of storm. of the South Afrlea war. 'int.
first, entitled "Tbe Outsider," Will appear
to the July number of McClure's Megane.
This story totroduoes • yeene, ignorant.
but Belt-importaol, •ultaltern detailed to the
eommand of • remote railway •Latina, who
mots into serious trouble. As • character
study rho is one of the civet rigor. us and
.mu.iog stories Mr. Klpliog has ever writ-
ten. A sketch of Bryan. by the wen known
A SPi.INDIO Sitcom',
Landon Advents ,r: Canada was Mufti
more proeperoe. thee she le .t the erese.t
time, as shown by the trade return, to the
put eleven months. The total of $.123,506,
476 was greater by $114,001,743 than the
trade tor the %wetlye months of 1890 -just
ten veers .go. It Is treater by $91,995.144
than tar the twelve months radion to 1896-
the leer year of the Conservative regime.
It tie, lama, growing tame In the Domin-
ion and nothing must be allowed to happen
that will bring back the old order of thiagm
Karnes j list, William Allen Wblte.
author ot "Boyvolle Stork.," is the, first of
a series of pea pertrettg of polished oelebri•
the It a writer p•rtloulerl' w. II qualified to
write both of their public and private Idle.
la "An Uowrltten Chanter ite Diplomacy',"
A. Maurice Low, the American enrreepoo•
dent of The London Chronicle, gives the
history of our present cordial dtploma:ic ro-
tenone with Great Britain, dating from the
Venezuela oontrovr•y. The author has
omitted na details of hitherto secret his-
tory wbinh use properly be made public.
An srtiole -Lt will,bttrsot p•rttnuler a4
tuition at this time, -11-That. on 'R.ilway
Development in China," by Rsrel&y Per -,
-
sone, with illu,tririons from pho'_og
sag m.� o cp . to a& Ski1....n;_ Mmmmmmtttmmmnrrttttr tmrtImIrrmrttmmmmmm M •
of maps do eyiv,de ice a Ce6for•la misiat
camp, and Cetus Vientiane] Brady write• of
the "Fall of Quebec " "Tbe Sea handers."
so illustrated article on lig►thoni.e and'r
1H.•aeing standee is alio fogad bs1ble
A MYtiTemt.
Indianapolis `tun : "You Soo," erplaloed
the farmer, • It was this way • He wore
checked stockings, an' htoyole pante en'
then he oome an' asked m• fer permission
to do • little huotn' on my premien I seely
hammy far him. When be asked me
what a'vitrre' looked like I telt sorrier,
but kind o' jokin' like I told him they look-
ed like mules. Well, he went ont an' killed
one o' my mules. Now, what I'd Ilk• tot
know I. whether he thought it was •,.squir-
rel, done it accidentally, or don. it on pur-
pose toglt even ter the joke."
MONTAtlTI'el 1.11 IAF TIMh.
Toronto Telegram There was • eugges-
es
Linn ot empty uheepoe In Hon. W. H.
Montagu.', theat.rlosl attempt to convert
Parliament Into an enthusiastic populace.
There are 000uioe. when Parliament osn
sive three obeers for the Queen or sing the
National Aotbem without exposing Itself to
the simpleton of the&trtoaliem.
The sp..oh of Henri Bourses., M. P., did
not oo•stitute . Wisteria occasion. Neither
Mr. lieur.eea nor his remarks were of elf-
deism.elf-
deism.Importance to justify • variation in
the ordinary prooedare of Parliament.
There was possibly as muoh p•rtlrtn.hip
as patriotism in Dr. Montagne's brttht idea
of ru.hing throe cheers for the Mosso and
tbe National Anthem into Ih. midst of the
parll•mentory proneedinga The name of
Queen Victoria and the words of the
National Anthem were deeeorat.d by his
i.tly attempt to sense a party advantage.
The name of BrinellBrinellloyalty I. moused
and the Intelligence of the oonntry le insult.
d
. by} the attempt to stigmatize as traitor
W inlaid Laurier or any other member, of
Parliament who st&yet nut of the choir
which Hon. W. W Montagne hastily and
neytehsly ereasegd for the este at party
advantage.
Me reeled the Ra
wvRees.
All d,at,rs told Renick llautilton, of
West .letlerenn, Ohio, after suffering for
eighteen months from Rectal Fistula, lie
would die unless • costly operation was
performed but he cured himself with
Hookleu'. Arnica Halve, the hest in the
world Serest pile cure on earth. 26c a
box sold by .las. Wilson, druggist.
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THE
Huron Old Boys
WILL BE IN GODBRICH, JULY 4th.
Now is the time to get really to rawive them. We want our
girls to look their best on that day.
We have received some very nubby Parasols. The " Old
Boys " like to see • lady with • mice Parasol. Also we have ret-
ceivecl another shipment of whits Kid (}fovea, just the thing to
wear at flint d.
New Shirt Waists, Linen and White Pique Skirts. That "Old
Huton Boys" will like to see you looking as well as usual. "The
Old Boys" always had and still have an eye for the beautiful.
etialhave some Sailor Hats which we will reduce in price so
that you can have one for that day.
Also we are showing Carpet Squares at prices that will sur-
prise you.
Next Bargain days, Jude 28=29
JAMES- ROBINSON'S
They're Coming --Sure
The Bugs on the Potato Vine
Are You Deady? _ t
USE OUROWN
BUG FINISHER. PURE PARIS GREEN
Fertiiv.ew 1C
the soil and de- ' -- Berger*, aelish-sand 1111s.tvzs IRe bug. - fheep. Cheap aa the cheapest,
WE -HAVE ALL KINDS OF FLY -PAPERS, INSET POWDER, HELLEBORE, Eto
W. C. GOODE - - CHEMIST
BEDFORD BLOCK.
Preemption. pertionally attended to .t all hoar..
HELLO ! --_
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COA
ALWAYS ON HAND
TitR HIC.•IT
CANTELON'S
Pastry, OysterPatties,Tarts, Short
Bread and Cream Bolls,Ilince
Pies and Lady ?infers, Kisses,
kacaroons, Ewes, _
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
stye. good ae the best made in any
city in Canada.
Cantelon lends the trade in
Scranton Hard Coal WEDDING
C
IN THIO MAHICKT
in fancy (tearooms and ornameut•
ing end almond icag•
All Coal weighed on the Market Scales,
where you get moo lbs. for a ton. Give him an order and your sat.
idaction will be assured.
WM. LEE.
Orders left at LEE b 98MPHLRD'8
State D-omptly .tt.ndeel to.
D. CA NT'ELON.
WEST -8T.
issue.
A naw Fr.1TOWS IN NawarAPaa WORE. ,E
be Toronto Dail Star batt ietreditetid
--T Y
loco l'.neds a featuio which is 55 novel u E
11 is con.plounu4 to 0000eotion with news-
paper &damtuing It omits • line in red E
Ink every' day acroes the top of the page ad.
vortnement of one of their large adveothe
ere The marvel of Its readers 1s as to how E
....special an000nnements ot lee own up- E
on the front page of Its paper from time to
time she to nnlored Ink, sore tit es prone* -
• paragraph •t the bottom of nee of th.
°ol too. of the front page, and noosdonslly �..
etreogtheniog its front page cartoon with
some calortd Ink As an illustration of this
latter, upon the day that 11 was announced tl►-
that Pretoria had been token by (;ener.l
Roberts, The Star printed a oartonn show- E
his hood
the thing is done. At the same time it,
IDS "ICAO" with • brush in
"painting tho map of South Africa a British . -
red;" painting It from ocean to oce.e, a. In
geographies, hereafter, that part of the r,
world will be colored. 11 woe one of the ..-
moat striking bite of newspaper work ever
Re-
produced in Canada or elsewhere. More
reoeotIy. an adaptation by Sem. Hunter...the We-
oarteouist,ot, the celebrated Mature ''W het
we hate we hole'," represented1
Roberts u • Brieteh blind°, standle upon f..
the mop ot Mtuth Africa *hewn In the form
of a lititi.h fl .g, which was brightened awl
strengthened hy red moos worked Into the
fords of the Hat by this wonderful Moe
oolor process- As .n up to date newspaper,
T'he'I'otonto Daily Mbar eclipses all its
rlvIs_ ft is dtgnifled without being heavy;
brttht without being flippant ; oggreselve
without heteg natured.
hl• • Weeder.
All who see C. F. Collier, of Cherokee,
le.,as he is now, cheerio), erect, vigorous,
without an ache, could hardly believe he
is the same man who, a short time ago,
had to sit in chair. propped up by
coihrons, sulfe►Tig Tfitenuety fr,m en
aching back, in agony if he tried to sloop
all moiled by chronic kidney trouble,
that nn medicine helped till he mood i;lec-
trio Bittiire kid 'was wholly cured by three
bottles. Positively cures backache, ner-
vousness, toss of appetite, all kidney
treaties. Only finc at Jag Wi'son's drug
store
Clinton : Cantelnn hree made • ship:
meat of 9,000 lbs. nl hotter meetly
House-cleaning Time....
Hringn ninny requirements which we can supply.
have your order for anything in our line, and we
to please you.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
STURDY & 00.,
Telephone No. 91
Let 114
will try
The Grocers,
Gor. Square and Montreal St
A. P.--MoLEA1+1S-
e
Time too short to dispose of this large Stockothing, Fut-
nTKings, Hats, Caps, etc., so we have decided to extend the
time until
a
a
the 15th day of July,
when the stock will be taken and the Balance sold at a rate on
the dollar.
The sensation this Gigantic Sale created is more than one can under- a
Ktatlelr •---T e -e owcier-that visited this Store during the last month have been an eye-
opener to our competitors, and they tried to follow the step but are not in it.
Try cls, is all wecan say, and follow the leaders, for lead we will
s
CLOTHING
Bicycle Suits, $5.50 and $6.50, for ... $4.50
Men's Tweed Suits, 12.017 and 1.13.50, for,,',•,_,,P,SQ
n r. $g, $10, 111, for 7.50
o " $6.50, 17.00,,for 5.00
n $6.00 and $5 00, for
3,75
You and Boys' Clothing, similar Red•cttons.
Hoye' Kukla $1 W 1 $1 25 f
7,6 GENTS.
SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
The Largest end Most Striking Patterns
in tlilk Fronts, French Cambric*, ?mesh,Madras
TailormadeShirts, $1.00 and $1.25.
Our White Shirt-Ilosom Shirt -the most
comfortable Shirts made, Were cheap at
$1.00 ; they now go at
a
s, ant , or ....75c.
ratan. -�
?lOc, and 60a, for.... 40e.
SPRING OVERCOATS
$10, $11, and $12, all for
Waterproof Cosa at about Half Priellt ---
IC50 each
STRAW HATS
are flying. They have got in the wind and
are going feat at about HALF PRICE.
Any Hat in the Store for $1.75, were 12.25, $2.50
and $3.00.
_BATHING TRUNKS 10e. to 25 each
to BUTTS 50c. to $1.00 esech
Heap of Collars
' Every Size, Every Height, Every Style, Every
Price.
Big Reduction in Everything.
A. P. MoLEAN
E
The Palace Clothing Store,
()loderich.
E I'.s -All outstanding accounts must be settled by 1st .duly ; all unpaid after that
flat(' will 1)e handed in for collection.