The Signal, 1900-7-12, Page 44 TavaazAy, July 12, 1900.
The Big Sale :.
Of Bicycles
Sas Merrily Oil
THE HIGH GRADE
YALE
. . AT $27.50
1s • winner
Prices reduced in all Ilees,
Call and see us or drop • card
sed our salestao will 0.11. We
bey• •gain added new wheels to
oar Livery be keep up to our Io•
oreaelaa trade.
11 you would have the bat yM
get It a1
Emerson's
Bicycle and Music House, %Next '
street, Ooderich.
V16 : StiU Swear
NY THL
tg
Sharpies.
Cream....•
Separator
We helloes lee ms e1
imaillth►d tad disability
is has s. swill • dens
A F
Wel Iw tea days, tf yin
want I$
This Bot weather
1, will dew Fos a gala
11111 Its se 60 per omit. of
Sable with Item work
said Ina worry
Emerson's
Must House, and Higlidu
• Bicycle 1iv.•ry.
mut ,
te MuLtY=
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING"
4 m. shin t>♦S I
e0DIRRICH. THUSSDAT. JIILY 11.
WHY NOT ARROW. J• ? -
Our Tory contemporaries have been
taking a great deal'ot chewer, out of the
pffering of a judgeship to J. J. Foe, Q C.,
by the Liberal Administration
THa StONAL regret* that this pleasure
has been afforded the Tory press. .1. J.
Foy, Q.C.. u:a nice man. but neither 'his
position at the bar nor hie publi. rviee
entitles him to the iefuial of a High Court
Judgeship in Ontario.
There are better lawyers on the Liberal
aide, who are better qualified for the judi
tial position than J. J. Foy, (2,U , and
Huron ham one of them in the Of the
Hoa J. T. GAraaow•, Q C
We do not know that Mr Claims would
accept the position, as he is credited with
controlling one of the largest legal businesses
in Western Ontario, but we would advise
the liberal Government when it has posi-
tions to fill to offer then to their friends
rather than to their oppottenta.
The positions may not be seeeptad, bat
scorn will not auosupany the refusal,
year. The impreseioaii abroad that Manx
HANNA is really the Republican chess player
and that McKim:.AY is rooted about to suit
the ideas of the Ohio 1Henater. BRYAN, ou
the other hand, is no metre man. He prac
tically dictated the policy of the convention
that dominated him, and,whether hie policy
is right ur wrong, he has behind him a
atrorigur peritonea follow nig • than ham had
any Presnleonal caudislate aloft Lincoln's
seeolnl election.
The anti•imperial plank also will help
BRYAN, aodl,he fact that every frau with a
.ry
Wit' �''S
THE 'SIGNAL eitGODERIUH ONTARIO
l'tltege; Mrs. (I)r.l Brower►, of Woodstock
a..d St. Therese ; Mrs. Robt. Hell, of he
gran ; Mr.. Thos. Mu( illiuuddy, .1 1br
onto ; Mus Kee Dutton, of Toes•tar : I)r
Chau lea hullos, • 1 U •troit ; Juho, ut %% mid
too*: tied Arthur, druggist, of Doer. It."
Thu remains were takes to Wo.dstook
for iutermant b.erde those of his wife, on
Wedoe.dey morning A short service was
000duo'ed by Kee. John Keo, it A , .t the
home of Mr headmen, •t 6 1S A M , after
which the body was takes to the U. 'l. K.
and placed ou the 7 18 train for Woodet ok
va 1. stuwel and Siratlerd. The pall b..r
ere were K K. and 1). C. Kone, A. M Ile
Key, A Si molten, Jas Foe and W. 11
Kerr Mr I)oadnt•i soiomp►eled the f
main. The funeral took plans no %Veduw
day alteraoen from Joke 1uttoe's residence,
Woodstock, and wee ander the direction of
the Maeoslo Order.
W. HURON FARMERS' INSTITUTE.
rhe AuntNMllwe tS,Id Rerently
Neer. Slerled.
According to Ynounuemente, the annual
meeting ut the Weer Huron Fat mer. luso-
tube wix held at Nilo oo Wednesday, June
20t5
Pres Snell to his report ways so outlloe
of the work •uuumplieh.d the peat year, as
well as wine very useful eugpeetlons as to
the work of the coming year.
Toe Institute was ut the ueioltn thet
owing to the difficulty in eecurlug suitable
•erms drum the U. T. K , it would not make
arraogemuu.• for au .xaursioo to the Fat
Swok Show .t liuolph to I)ooeuther, Thu
.1ueeuu• of prortdinar the ewretaly with a
typewriter we. laid over for the pneeot.
Inuring the easutcg year those who bring in
sirte.0 11.0101 to the lnstltute w111 reur.ve
ea bonus • uopy of "Suoueseful Farming,"
Ly \% m, Rennie, sr
Th. wettiogs to be held during: the own.
tug year are : regular meetings. Auburn,
Dungannon ; supplementary meetings. Kin•
toll, St. Hideo's. Blyth, Holmsevllle; speuisl
meetings, CarlewtPece Albert, Auburn and
W logham.
The eeuretery's report ,hewed • year of
ur.psrelleled success. There were held 11
me.ttgs, nue .sen at Beomiller, Catlow,
Port Albert, Uhntou, Kiot.ail, St. Helens.
Auburn, Loewe, Loodebore, and two at
Iuugaunoa. There were 78 addreseY gtv-
so, sod • Ictal stte°daooe of 3,070 ; the
holiest atteodenee was at Clinton, where
there were 650 at both meetiaga The
biahest ouemberohip heretofore was 210:
thus tear 313name' wet. put en We roll.
mnrmmnrmmmmmmmmmmmnrmmmmmrrrtt
Paint Now
Goderich Bargain Centre
Absolutely pure machine -mixed paints, all colors,
by the gallon, $1.30 cash.
.� y:Py6av
•a
Screen Doors and Windows
JULY SALE!
Only a few more loft at last year's prices
for cash.
Fn 1. h? C#9:i)'`" a� eil;�•k 5 xt'�1�
SAILOR HATS at a Bargain to Clear
Harvest Tools, Rope and Binder
....Twine....
Should be ordered quickly to
prices.
SHIRT WAISTS at a-- Bargain to Clear
LINEN SKIRTS at la.Bargain to Clear
PARASOLS at a Bargain to Clear
LADIES' VESTS at a Bargain to Clear
save advance 111
A. McD. _Allan
�IIw111U1111WUUNUIUNYUIUlUlU1WIW WAUIIIIW
ul arbitta»or for Uoda:lob townebip. Mov
ed by C. W. Williams, se000ded by J. C.
Woods. th it the following accounts be esti :
News Record, printing, $21 15 ; %%'m. Mall.
boll•ed,_rep•tnng \Crisper, $1 60 ; T. .1.
Marks. osdm, 9237 70. tiyisw No. 4, now
read, es. permed. Mooed by C. %V Will
tams, ee.r,ude.l by Jae. Johne'on, that thts
round d i not impend any mousy ea a oldie
road leading to land river between Iota
50end 51. Mettleud oonceesioo, as • re-
quest from• delega'ton fn,m Colhorne taws-
ship. A4jnu•ned to meat no thn Bret Mei-
day in September. NITON STURDY, oleek.
grievants -every Adullamite-will voteA very wu.l.eetul csoanbo was run to The coen#1 stet Saturday. Joe/ Zbrd,
against the exist+su stew- :,a,•-osyoss, wosw ,wµ members all memo. Minutes of pommies
N is.•- -,,,,,,e.....1,--.....,.....-.:771041°1411... .rer ..:551 •a e..ttd. B rob Ne. B
contribute to the Democratic voting power. Y I •seed, makln¢ • ohargn in poltt•a eeh
The position which BRYAN takes on for
are : - Ashfield -J. N. McKeotleThe directors for muntotpalut.e &ypodo
J. An daril lore 10, l l 4 1 12. roc. 7 were • .i `2 r. ham 1, end 4 I.nt• 9, 10 •ail 11.
Boer question will cut lath way'', for,whde drew.. Jos. lisyoe. ; t. a
%%est w•nosh-C.,
it will certain!get the Oerinau American Harriet, M. V'oncg, Wm. Bailie ; East W• tekso from divates N.. 2 .•.d put in No 1
Y dtrblos ;e011°"2
lots 4, 5 end 6, We°. 1, •oil to e
wsaosh--M. Lockhart, R. , Mot,ow•n, A.
trate fairly eolfd� it , will omtltwtbtaxlly cause 4 nod 5, soc2 were pn' to Nc. 4 divl.l0u.
('urrle ; Colborne- h. Keroigbs , H.
a.ehittm• in the eaakad the llriN,h Amer-\'ounit, J. Duetew; Hallett -W. Jackeos, Bylaw No. o. 9 wee •Ian pueed, author's -tie
lean l)emocracj. p' Jas. Wllsoo, .1e. Snell ; Tarnberry-- Uevio fhb horr..wior of IS. sum 01 91200 (b way
It is practically conceded that RoteEVILT Wslees; Blyth -F. Metcalf, U. Hamilton, of debeotaree) for school eert:tm d o. 7
P y The lollowfuq •cooaste was Dodd : K.
will keep New York lit' the K.•publi.nn A. Blt..o; Confect -IX A. Forrester, %Vm. Twamley, vrsn.l, $1`2.80: %Vm. 1 w.mley,
VONT; Oodbrioh-Mr. Wenlock, 1V. Br-
tolumn, but-, on the other band. YTEVENMIK V.& vol. 99 1036 I K. F. Aod,aw, gravel, ono.
rue; t. YoU All•M Marquis,
a tAchesin: 12, $1.9 10 ; Wm. Uerde.r, (wap , $1 :John
i. almost sure to place Illinois where it -twill -V 1,. Milord, W. Muguu, Oen. Aobewu; Fersueon, rep rut s K 3 sail 4, 92 25 ; John
do moat good to the Democrat• in maty t ioghsm-N . 1' t ;rlerseo, A. Morten, M. Murdoch, gnv'd913 fill ; A. Tole, wnvd,
of the other States the litres . ate closely `J. t,ordoo. Audi ors -K Mollw.tn, 1 5... $3.60 . J• R. w..6.68.. (trev,tiii.e H R 6 nod
drawn, and taken all w all the Prwaolentlal Gkvis. 7 and ono. 14, $14-.; Jas, Raskin, imp„ $1:
The sobjeet ed lie bCm•uos of . Worn. it- N)sow, loop . 9 ; U Ritehle, gravalnog
contest o1 1900 promises to be a* a lusely con en's Institute was !Bemired. • namt.-r of coo 12 and $ $ :stud 10, 93230; Jas. Alton,
tested and as full of offprint -it an any that women tieing present. !t wain deetded that Reel, $4.Ilt7i R if 1res grovel, s. Sea.
we form • N umoo'e leetdtsN, Ebb matter
bas taken Owe eine tie ante• helium day* Uoldthorpe desk $70 • Juho'rhnrtoaro^.
hong lett wit
A SAMPLE TORY EDITOR•
AVE don't know who edits The Brock-
. Time,. and we don't care to any great
nt, but we want to exhibit him.to the
Y one of the lopsided, half -larked,
ken scalawags who ,omett\\nre,
eked over the journalistic feel'e,
hey alight with a dull th
are heaven -born leaders o
e s specimen of the fait
pan of the occupant d
The Brockville Times
following extract:
ither The HAMA-
reaponnible (;rit
reproduce Mc
Itmust be
inst s poli
per wilt
Times
Mr.
Rowell will make it interesti°gg fo that
newspaper. - The Hamilton t'thles re
Dot -
It will be seen from the above that the
would-be journalist who wrote it has not
real the "open letter," which he attack* no
venomously. He doesn't know Mttlu.ti-
CUDDY, and he never heard of HENRY A.
Powwuost Weetmorebnd. tmttl Tal Nm.
Nei, named the latter Y one of the fallen
stars in Parliament ; yet that doesn't hin-
der the fool from Brockville rushing In and
giving expert opinion se to what HENRY A.
Powau, would do under oertain coalitions.
The editor of The Brockville Times is evi-
dently the inspirvxl lunatic who dreamt
dreams &bout PETER WH1TE's election, soil
when he awoke found CowsToOK elected by
a costing majority. He is evidently the
rainbow chaser who saw visions of wicked
deputy returning offtcerein the Inst Brack•
vine election, and promised .-Eta- ill
the jail w full of the delinquents
that their heel* would stick out
of the beck windows ; sal then, when
he got out of hin trance, found no one that
the strong arm of the law_tlt)u$l take Mold oil.
We hate to have to give so much space to
eoeh • worthless object Y the vampire of The
Brockville Times, but we give it no that our
readers will be able to form an idea of the
6y rTo'6ghtm
flare emergency food upon which the rank
and Ale of the Tory party is supposed to
fatten. With such blind leaders of the
blind it is not to be wondered at that the
whole outfit hoe fallen into the ditch.
Speaking on the topic under diecunion,
The Hamilton Time. thus take. up The
Brockville Time. and drape it with a jolt :
The Brookville awash -buckler cannot.
mike any glory in that way. Mc(Alli-
cwddy'm ohargea are other true or false
If tree Powell ought not to he 4ilereterl
in public life ; if fates the MAR no def•m
Ing him ought to be brought, to book
McOillicnddy is in the Beth, and he ie not
irre.ponsible either civil) or criminally
He .ling* hard word.. but he does not
take long chances. Dan knew him man,
hende he used plain, vigorous English.
The Brookville organ's baby threat won't
go. Already many.� papers have repub-
lished MoGillicaddy'm crushing reply to
Powel'a.ocarse attacks on the editor If
Powell doe, not like it he must feet lump
it. Rot Powell wea't perime MoGillt•
noddy.
07
pub![
honor -
are pitc
and when
imagine the
public opinion.
play that the b
the editorial chair o
is capable d, we give
But we notice that
ton Times nor any othe
newspaper hY dared to
Oillieu.ldy'e "open letter.
• dirty bit of abuse outer!
._-.tical opponent that a (int
not reproduoe. U The Hamilto
will republish Mc4;illicudrly'e let
OUR NEIOHBORS OVER THE WAY.
OUR American conning have held
their politirwt oonvtmtinna and have lined
ep their Presidential and view-PrwMenttel
aartdfdat e. Mnkort.ry and Rooney
eowipflae the R.pohlinan ticket. ; REYAN
sort Srsvaweow hold aloft the democratic+
banrww.
The nnnditiena that existed In 1106 are
rot changed to any great extent, sad yet It
basins to look as if We wield M a Bryan
h the usenN►s For fia•1 sr- eel L Ft, St; )$..leaver hosldtng cul
•readement.
SNAP SHOTS The piece of holding tee nett annual L , $43; ir•disi and Rravellislt 8 K 12
-- meeting was nand at Nile. and 13,. $B; Jolts J'ohwetoe, trading sod
-IT wouhl take ' ty awl-nineTAtI.S J. C. Snell, editor-in-chief of 15a Fat- esiistt Id2 Hill. $b 50: D.se Ferguwo,
mer's Advocate, gsvo • very country
tel talk. rep Del, pea 14. 2501 A. Metbeeo, work on
like the honorable KErHut.l to make a mane 8 R 9 aid 10.1110 ; A Mehermaid, rep cal,
He said the section of ouoout through
which he bad travellr,l from l.obdon to eon 1:42. ,:b: Jes ,- 9Y, plank • i,s cr.v.nna
-Tor I)Avta,' pl 0askg*.chewan, hasn't not K 9 and 10, -9 -+.Abe Inrman, gravel,
here cacti oo[ toe snrpaseed, it tgaalh4 Ly (i0; R. Ureonea,:np cul, L K, $� ; Mn.
left a hair on Lha tuprdNti:a I)iy1N'S heal, soy. Farmers shaald oke adventage of gravel. $6; g
Previa:mo s bla.p unipeeldllied _ 1Jirr dher th. turn ul i he times, and pro.iuoe what the F'tn,130 Joint Minn,.este, .hovelhn
part of it. k t d d J tV Id ba tad to see grayAl, $3 50 ; 1) McKeasie, •hevallisw
• the toms when gucd cattle, both heel and
mar a emtm a ou 5 I. $6: D. Jardine, week os eon 4. $13;
-No nutter when the general election dairy, would be more plentiful. John Malwod. gree ,. $3:bt ; Jams Kos.,
take. place, it Will •Ncomplish one good Mr Elliott, Welkerw$n, spoke for • few E av 52; .: Re , graveDonaL le 96: Isaac
Dui, Nit -mites Floor, Davie will be
minutes, eeplainmg the work log of • pre
pond farmers' border twine factory to be i Nr. Henderson travel, $4 40;
on the euUtidc nett time. Dims WATe.,N started .t Welketto•. Taos. Lenses, rep fenos,.oea 9, 25e ; John
won't nave him, .l Mt. Smith, of The Farmers' Sao, was Hutcheson, map, $6.25 ; 11. Finn, torp, $5 ;
d gave some very useful hent ; he Thor. Garver, rep eel L 5, stetting and
Iv our old wall -eye -1. yellow dog didn't °o5 an organ.zstlon as the N est
posti.E h R. $32 50: Stephen Mutio, plwk,
ha.Ve a clearer nonce lion of the political mar.' Institute wee • food more $27.45 ; H Horner, crave', $14.16 ; rep oil
P Po th boy at b me The heti $5 ; John l'amphrell. oiteh 00 1) L. $2 ; Plat
wttuliwl flu° the editor of Thu Brockville
w.• would mighty 50541 not hsvd our
eyed, yellow dog.
present aJ
Yid that s
Hurn + Farman.'
h 1 t
} th A 1 holding tows ¢ i w
F owe lobo
The
26,e
Ila:tors.
'0
,• keep e
tote r menet.' entre to oreserve the memory M.Uly,D. grovel, 95 20 • ate-) Qlse,
o n u,unears. na.•gn or revel ut on s R3sed4,r 1.12. !false,
ship it "stings once a month ; it was also • neap 92 60 • M 94 80: gravel 14 49 .
good rtea to hold a M•roh • meet leg when McKay, grant, 94 80: Julie Badman. rep
farmers would bring s•mplei el the grain, L Inn,* ; John O'Neil, leap, 91 ; .lames
JAMES ROBINSON'S
They're . Coming --Sure
The Bugs on the Potato Vine
Are You Ready? ..
The Henderson Bicycle Co
• .081C VIM OWN
BUG -FINISHER, '_T PURE PAS ti1�'EF,fIN" _
Fertilises the soil and de- Berger*, English -and as
stray, the bug. Cheap. Cheap as the Cheapest.
WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF FL1'-PAPER,~, INSECT POWDER, HELLEBORE, Evc
eea•,.vr....
W. C. GOODE - - CHEMIST
BEDFORD BLOCK
.
Presoriptioew personally attended to at all boon.
EL :O
-� THE OLn
11,:"070:4,9A'
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COA
eta, that they bid tet sale. •Scott, np cel L K, $1 , Aha. Juno -,
A direotors me.tise at the .Toes eTud �riaww er,ej-04-1 am• lieu*
S the executive, Y follows : Pres , ,lames grovel, $2 88; 1 W. $IC :elm, rep bridge sad
petll. ee Snell, Clinton ; 1st vice pre , Rod. 1 uuog, cul S k, 9 and 10, 9b i J^hn F: Nnlnve,
a' flaw • 2nd vlo. prey John yk ir.nn tewlot •tatnr. letter team•. $3 ; Abel
-al
N DUTTON DEAD
"Man" of the
Harald of Tuesday, June
lost of the death of Mr.
burn : Imo. tress . F. l i Elford, Holmes. TO SBD Tei l'att,-R'$2-t. 4. 14iiggstth, le
ford and nor • fe
ysere will learn with regret of the death of
Jelin l)ottoo, druggist, of We oity, which
occurred somewhat soddenly early Tueedey
moralov at the home 01 hie leo-toJaw, 11.
A. 1 Ned m•o, o1 I Trawls. Mr. Dutton's
death took place coder circumstances
strongly p.thetle For &boat • year peat
he bad been ailing from an affection of the
heart. Oa May lith last, hie aged wife
1 the shook of hie berea.e-
4 effeot upon Mr. 1)at
ed system. Daring the
ams much wore, and
In fact for • day or t his death had bees
momentarily expeoted\ Mr. Dutton dit-
ched very much to "pend•
his d•avhter, Mrs. head
and this desire .row upon h
Ido generation In Strat-
nl those of ler mature
passed away a
meet had • v
ton's already eate
lest dew weeks he
Is last days with
o, of Brussels,
1Qt .n muoh of
law that It was thought best tit humor him,
and his business was closed up on `letatday.
A000mpaisled by Mrs. Ua•dmen and Rev.
W. .1. Mohsy, of the flautist ohuroh, he
was taken to Brussel* Monday morning,
though his rendition was eo low that It was
thought the and had name even before he
had been lifted Into the cab. He retched
Brus■ele 1n the afternoon, but oases l away.
Y indicated, teeth being due to heart
failure
ser. Dutton was over 72 years old seri was
• native of England In t he year 11351 he
married his Tate wife, Ming then proprietor
of • targe ahemist's store In Southampton.
Some years later he met with • .•ere soot -
dip whloh developed Into blood poisoning,
TRr
faintly, oame M Canada, hoping to Improve
hie shattered health. He at first wept to
Delaware, near Leedombut in the Fall of
1860 moved here, and opened • drag store
in the well known premises ou the corner of
Ontario and Krlr streets, where he hes hien
In nosiness ever si°oe-a record probablyut
unique In the history of • Stratford bane's
mss
As • young men lir. Dutton took • very
high position In Masonic Modes In this
vieinity. He we s charter member .oil
the Brat Worshipful Master 04 Teameeh
Lodge, No. 144, A F, & A M., 0 K, C.
Daring the time he was actively Interested
In Meeoory, he was honored with many
maidens of treat by his fellow Mssnns, and
wee for some years 1)1.tr101 1)ounty Mester
of this dietrlot. As as OJdtellew, too, he
was promisent, jnlnleg Avon Ledge, No.
41, 1. O. (1 F., en Aped Id, 1969. In this
ledge he eras at nee time • past grand, sad
he was en settee member up to the time of
hu death Same 26 years age he became a B
member of the local .otlet ohuroh, and
M
ever "leo* he hes en smont Its most vol
wed adherent. For many years he once.
nled the responsible peeltloe of treasure et
the thumb, and had been • deaoon for the
w
past 7A ye. in Mr. I)°Yea's death. the
e
ohuroh losone of It eldest pillars and the
olty nee of Its m,+rt nprlght hardness men,
and ow. whose familiar form had Mrnme a
landmark. Hb demisewill be • shook to •
veru large ninth, of friends and acquaint
YON
As has hese Indicated, Mrs. Drab*, whoOVUMhad, OVUM te falling health, hem beteg
gosh • daughter at W nmiatnek. pawed twee
• Mils over • month ago. The follow'se
(sally, three eons .nil ail daughters, sur-
vive : -- Mn. Ile,adlries. wife of U. A. Deed•
mud, pbartwwut, of Brwaels ; Mrs. Clarke,
wits e1 Prod. D. K. Clarke. .4 W eodalleek
as oirgli-wiadrive-orne,4 1(s,
.111.. and ehovelhng gravel, 117 50; Mersa "A
The meeting closed with the feeling that Ford, armee et 1' A grave.ling Doe 9, NI
we are enterics upon • year of great results. on I, R sol 1) 1., $.50 ; Pat Moran, three
The Institute era is but beginning. cwiverte on D 1., 91540 ; Thee. Ford, shoe -
`The membership to the Institute is In the odic° gravel, $1.50 ; W. Vroomnn, rep
grey of every farmer, end all eboald avail bridge and cul nn boundary, $2 , W. Mil
themselves of the advantage derived ; the
anneal fee is .troy 26.1, sed satiates tae stes•-
her to the reports el the Ontario A.rioal
-
tursl College, Agricultural .ad tsxpertmen•
tat (,uinn, Ilalrymee'e Associations of
Ess: ern anal Western Ontario, Ilotarin
Creamery's Association, Fernier's Institute,
Dominion Sheep and Swine Bteoder's Mao.
oration, Kset and West Poultry Association,
lined Reads Aeneiation, and Hollering of
Agriculture) College and Experimental
Farm.
A -y one wishing. to beoome • member or
to renew o*n do eo by ending 25 mete and
name to any of the directors or the seo'y.
.IAN. SNEL.1n F. ('.' Stamm.
President. Ssereeary.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
I OUKRL11 TON Ne11i1'.
.lana 25t3, 191.
Cooaoll mat today •000rding to adjourn
meet. Minatoe of last meeting red and
pared. Moved by.lohn Middleton. wooed -
ed by Jae .Johnston, that petition of E. .1.
Draper and seven other@ be granted, re-
questing that • gnlon eobool eotirn be form-
ed between Hallett township sod (loderioh until I need hold 'n Kidney 19i1e. i have
pubo», and th.(Wm. ('osjes be t2po1n1- -0ee.1.1$e0•11vee.keeesersdeve asseal'
Knight, burying • sheep, 503 ; W B. Haw•
kis, lap, at P A, 11 85; John Kilp•trlok,
job a- Perk Alpert, $2913, and rep cal S R
3 and 4, 11 ; E4 Johnston, plso.og ewer
p pe, $6.30 ; 1'. M. Soilless, teaming .ewer
pipe, $1.62; Jos. Dittos, teaming sewer
OM 91 98 Next oouncil meeting, Aimed
24:h. W. Sear
ANOTHER NAME ENKOLLED
(Jrn List of Those Who Testify to
U.dd'. Kidney fills in Montreal
MONTREAL., .101y 9 -rbe list of those
who have reoelv.d benefit from the great
mediatse, i)ecid'e Kidney Pdb, ie ate dily
growing in this city. Mince Knbert 'l'hom
eon's nem. was published, M. Mallin, of 4
Klein street, hen *tapped forward and sub-
mitted his 1e•ttn, my. H1. Daae wan then
matiam, whioh, thonvh now venerally r\Cog-
Diced as • kidney die.Y., in not elective
treated Y .uoh.
People wants • lot of m .ney trying to
drive rheumatism from the system. If they
wood follow Mr. Mallin'* example they
would he saved much pain sed expense
May. he, 'I have had rheumatism for
sour time and nnnld wet nothlna to core me
CEO. W. THOMSON & SON
Phone it !. MUM, anti Bicycle Dealer*
Our -I900 f3icycles..,
Henderson,
--1900--$icycIes..,-_tfenderson, Crescent,
Rambler and Ideal....
are batter video bail anything eves offered Irofore in 1;,xlnrirh.
Our Organ salts are inereselarmere than ever with the two superior
lines we handle, vis
G-ODFRIOH and DOMINION
The stanri they now onropy with the bast musicians nn.1 pleyere le something
to he proud of. -
wortmwITH PIANOS
These artistic, fine -toned, highchumin,trumonte take a first stand with
no. Highly recommended by all mueiriene and fully gnarat.tned
WHITE, NEW WILLIAMS and QUEEN
Mewing Machines --too well and favorably known to need eomment.
A full line of small instruments, strings, etc., etc. Call and inape. 1
goods and get prices.
C. W. THOMSON & SON:
retry °y"e
ri...:z '
1 BRO?IIEY & SON
Fu 'tern\ v'hree<ore and
tlllioQ\iuty .
Order. carefully attended Ile at all
beam+, alibi er day.
game on meat mese&, RYMewee. See.
her agrees.
ALWAYS ON HAND
THd BETE'
II Hard coal
(7th THR MAKKZT
AU Coal waBoniestd on the Market Boniest
whets you get ►�����oa00000a00114 Its. for a Ion.
WM. LEE.
Order/ felt at L1 & BEIP73ABD'B
Ston promptly attended to.
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, Short
Bread and Cres Bolls,j1nce
Pies and Lady ?infer:, Kisses,
Macaroons, Yaraninea, ,10„
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
are Y good Y the beat madeln say
city in Canada.
Cantelon leads fin foals th
WEDDING ;
CAKES
in tang deeiening and orruneht-
ing and alrwarl [cog.
erre
litre him an order and your rt -
infection will be assure!.
D. CANTELON.
WEST -ST.
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RETIRING FROM II 'SSS SALE II
Time too short to di of
spasm this large 5to11:.Ih\ot Clothing, Fur-
nishings,
.r
Hats, Caps, etc.,`so we . have deetded to extend the
time until
the 15th day of July,
when the stock will be taken and the Balance sold at a
the dollar.
- - The sensation -'Gigantic Sale Created is more than one
stand. The crowds that visited this Store during the last month have bee*an
opener to our competitors, and they tried to follow the step but are not in
Try us, is all we can say- and follow the leader!, for lead we will.
CLOTHING
2.1'l and $13,10, der ..,-1-6$50--
"
:-r,-stip--
" $9, $10, 511, for 7.50
« 56.50, 57.00, for 5.00
" . " 46.00 and $5 00, for 3.75
Tie*? Rad Boyd Clothing, similar Redootio i..
Boys' Koichi, $1.00 and $1.25, for 75c.
75c., for 500.
50c. and 60i.,br, .. -- 40c.
SPRING OVERCOAT*--- -•
$10, $l 1, and $12, alto!
lot terproot Coats at about Malt Pili. -
STRAW HATS
are flying. They have got in the wind and
are gang fast at sbout HALF PRI
▪ Any Hat in the Ston Ips Woo wtwe 2 j$„6Q..
and $3.00,
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t.
SHIRTSt-SHtRT9 i st11RTS
bargee and Moat Mailing Pstterni
111 -Silk Fronts, French Cambrian, F,ngli,h,
Madras
Tailor-made Shirts, $1.00 and $1.25.
Our White Shirt -Bosom Shirt -the most
comfortable Shirts made, Were cheap at a
they now go at _—
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1
75 CENTS.
BATHING TRUNKS
SUITS
Every
Pnoe.
a
..10c. to 2G.. each A
50o. to $1.00 each
Heap of Collars
ight, Every Style, Every
pig Reduction in Everything. . ;t,t a ,6 iii -
A. P. M0LEAN," '—
The Palace Clothing Store,
Qoderich.
P.M. -A11 outstanding accounts mast he settled by 1st July ; all unpaid after that
date, willbe handed in for collection,
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