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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1900-7-19, Page 4THUUDAY, July 19, l901 The Big Sale Of Bicycles bees ■errily 011 1.111. THE HIGH GRADE YALE . . AT 927.50 is • winner 1 Pilots reused In all times. Call and see us or drop • card and our teleran will call. We bate again added new wheels to our Livery to keep up to our In oreadnu Crede. If you would have th, .. at you get it at Enierson's Bicycle and Music Routh), Woof street, Roderick. +mmmmmmmmmmm We Still Swear BY THE Sharples Cream.... Separator We believe tor ease of haudling and durability at has no equal. A free trial for ten days, if you want it This Hot Weather It wail show you a gain of 25 to 50 per oent. of Rutter with less work and lana worry. Emerson's Muse Hour, and IIigh\\`laee Bieycl Livery. \ otementh Jit �x gnaz, PU EVERY THURSDAY MORNING st7 wccOr•€TDsI ,t 90011111011. THURSDAY. JULY ley YSS. SNAP SHOTS. -Tat aboarding-house and the mosquito ar• with us, and each has its bill. -Soils of the commoner are irking for emergency food in the shape of an blamer.' indemnity. -Tits Toronto Telegram wants to try the alleged "dog biscuit" oo the lion. 1:aorto■ Evi ii Fromm -J. J. For, Q.C., will never bo so tear to • judgeship as ho was whin he turned up his nose at the offer the other slay. -Tars Tory newspaper are busily en- gaged snaking dates for the Dominion eh., • Lion. The hot wave has hit the Tory Rewe papery( ua it - that Nlaeo Ix is not true Ittpo DAVIN is shffenng with p.ralys* of the jaw, but he would like to have the erosional indemnity i • -TQn say fah . EWtof s -'l i oa made Rome howl be addressed the brethren aton .the 12th. lits "karkee" whiskers were equal to the rico 'a - •ion. THE SIOICAL f rOODERIUH ONTARIO bees taken petitioners by the Beers. Thle, hi the way, explore bow the Neer took so many prutnen. 11 • air his • wagon and draft osen they •eke him prl.om'r and cellar the goody. Sm•h things as happen hero onuld take plane so no other part of the world. Thl• port of the oontlnenl seems run on t,ilhertt•n Imes 1. 1a tunny whets looted at bona • darn ie bet entails a oor rein amount of hardentp on the performer. 1 shall rend MIs from Pape 'Iowa when 1 get there and shall continuo to add to it Irom time to tine as 1 led Inulmed 1 have • oompauluo who as travelling with me, a Mr. ItreRsrwki, • brother of the Cbiel .1us- itoe, who was aloe turned out at the same time es 1 war. Ho and mime other men aro, as u.a•l at see, vetting tip sports. r.very• body sen very jolly, lo,kt.g Into the to tare with the calm eye of hope." dreaded abs journey, but at p•need out vert well. We spent the night all Warmest - hoer, where the prisoners of war are, and were t,aorded by burghers, and thea went on through Eland'. Valley. They °a11 1I the Valley of heath beoaose so marry wen killed making the railway. Ob, such beautiful eoeoery, with the Crocodile River miming waterfalls soul forming swamps all about ; U is beaotltul but moat deadly. Did then Into Portuguese territory. The minors gave • yell of delight as we steamed past the little outpost where the I'urtmanse sol- diers were on guard They seem very yulet inolleadve men. At last 1 managed beget • room at the t'eatral Hotel, on the vena duh of which 1 am writing this. "1 have been to the British onnsul for s - passport to enter British territory and then must get. 1t mood by the Portuguese. 1'he British hay• sent the Umbra, • Cunard termer. to fetch na. and 1 shall 1. very grateful when 1 get out of this swamp. "Is is • most deadly plane. Th. winter is oommenuter end the fever time le Dearly over, so that there is not numb danger, es peolally as 1 am well domed with tiatntee. The harbor U "rand, but there is • •token for timidly smell everywhere, and on hot as blzss. It Is • nasty plane and •veryons dreads it. "I •m going to Capt. Town to report an,. self to the heed `south African elliow. '1'b wall probably give me some little employ ment until Job•no.hurg 11 clear, if It ever -Tits next election will tut Brod( list: urn, of Simone, out of realness se n par Itaess.tarian, and leave him an that .e lusioai where the wicked partisan cease" trona trou Ming and the weary politician i. at rest. -Tear only 3.50 of the 1056 (JaitaN•ne who formed the first contingent to Mouth Africa now remain fit for service is the strongest proof of the severity of the eer vice Instead of a comedy the piece has dr. ',eloped into an exceedingly dark tragedy. -To hear the Tory new.pap.re, talk about J. J. Foy, one would) imagine that h. was en eminent. statesman--- political WARwic., so to speak. As • matloi of fact Mr. Vol- 10 a arca--itintMinaii oT the pink shirt waist and 5 o'clock tea variety, who i• bald on to tenaciously by the (hat Mkt Opposition so that he may give tone to the outfit. As a politician he is not in i with BoAsnaws CAIat:AI.LII and the Rev. ANDY Mtsaaxwena. • WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING. • MAW ss.ow TMe had. Tsunato Star : The parties. spirit 1n whisk the Cosservnve prow has received the alleged offer of a ridgehlp to Mr. .1 J. Fey. Q.C., is net ealoulated to e.00nrage • gevevsst to sake •.y offer* 1n the tater* to their political opponents. Mor Is the Opposition carte happy In Its attitude toward Mr. Foy. The obarge that the Government 1. actuated solely by • de e tre to remove that gentleman from polities ▪ tee as oredlt•hle as would he • frank avowal this hu .la•1111miclons won the sup prod offer. el•IIiiIN o'l1AN e. Termite Telecom A. an enemy, Henri Beora.s, M. P., le teornlfle•nt. Ae an ally, he Is a most rnpeotable and impressive figure. Co.servttves laugh Mr. flouters to soara when he stands ep eo oppose the aentil.g e1 Canadian soldiers to Mouth Af- yleL Oo.servstivea w•loome Henri Boor are with applause whoa he stands up to sipper the whitewashing et Hon. F. W. RWimp • man Is against you In point,'" he ^-»-•'entireness le seW.k-cakes be 1. with you be amounts M everything. LETTER FROM SOUTH AFRICA. ■ r. Iastihts Writes of cab Repertoire. In I '• Continuing my 'nibble of the 5th and h.wih Afters In War 11.0. BA .. 1 had to go about. sight times to the British oon.alae before 1 could gat • passport, and they only gave me permualon e travel be Cepa Town Io our bead office. I should not have gat It then bat It I. a Icing walk In the hornier .un, and 1 got erose •t last anti .poke net and told them It war not fair. and thee they were very kind and gave me my permit ea 1 ssy. The messes of pee pls, canes and nhlldrs, that have been toned stet It 1e dreadful to sea, " i •m fortunate to herr saltlolent more to bevel first etre sod It Is grand on board the Ilmbria. bet they are taking •boat Iwo thousand thlyd•olam on this .hip. 1 bald yen. 1 thine, .he is • Cunard liner, 0000 bra, and we nhartered fine be bring the Gorden. out hen and then took bank there WS In an awful plight. She then brought tyre reglmeate of militia and then we tent to I ).lyca Ray to t.lib at. " It h.e jest hes snnnenned that e very ttriM.her must leave Johann.. Barg In twesly four hoer and altar that every foreigner who will nob light, so we are in wale In 1)el•gca Ray tor the last of the British refugees another week. 1'ie ship le ten miles eat and they do pet Ike beats easing near. Rope we .hall got away w ifely They bring mart the referee 1e lighters with a 'teem tog, and It la • dread sal .isht to see those beastly things reeking shoot, no friendly handed, .cad then • .harbor rep the.t.. tides of the Umbria." is " Port Elizabeth S 9 Umbels., May 25. "Am not yet out of the wood, as you wall see by above heading, but expect lay the morning of the 27th Inst. to arrive at ('apo Powe " While we wore watt mu at Etat London the news was confirmed that Malaktag wail relieved. There wee •1.o • t sport that General h'rerioh had rotprml Johamaesbutg with 15,000 mea ; but this latter has not been oo.firmed. Ib seems muoh too good to be true. You must always remember that the Tr I done is as large as France. and that amnuots for the delays In pushing forward And writ you read ot a ra:Iw.y it means a stogie line about three fret gauge, • vett different thing (row the I.. N. R. or other F.D./lir railways Wo have got rid of moat of our refugees at the different porta wo hvv• passed. 1 was not allowed to Rod .5 •ry of the different ports; why, 1 don't know. There rooms to be a sort of step, ion at. trohing to us because the Koen allowed ns to stay in Johannesburg so long. 1 am get, ting very sick of this ship travelling. %V hen we lead at Cape Town 1 .hall have hese on board for fourteen days twenty five days to get from Johannesburg to Cape Town, cad m time of pore It would only take Gutty hours hy train. I am rather anxious es to what the Equitable will say to me when 1 get to Cape Town. 'They certainly don't want.me, but the secretary told me, • if you oaa't hood the fort coma to Cape Town,' se I hope)* will be all right. There is rather • heavywell on just now and I Hod writing rather 4.1 .oult, w will pat It away until ti• morrow. •• have • first clam cabin •I1 to dgenerally the arrangement deed, but 1 have no clean 'town the Umbria takes ed soldiers and returns te nyu•li hQwwt i. very .well otrItana Ar. in oriel and inn Rsvlsd •.d heir rnuftfnuta (lade between I.I verpoof and Nutt`•Y nil k . . " Tile otnoludingrapb of Mr. 1)uthto's letter is dated Sea Po r, Cape Town, May 29th, and ohroulolee hie tate arrival. Ile says, '• This morning w bays jcet heard that Lord Robert■ is eiglteeo miler from Johannesburg, so we shan't�e long now I)lreotly 1 get to Johennesbot$ I will write, perhaps edible, to you that 1 Ont all right. (tape 1 -own M all right, • fine teen, but 1 like our Iohanneeburg style beat. ' EXTENDING ITS BUSINE Ifs easiest*. peak o1 remmeree • .abs Mask .1 British /'el.mbla very important event In fine.ofal etre is Ii ..Absorption of the hook of Briti t bt.mbta by the Canadian steak of (.n, meroe The oba.te manna 51. direct eddt. Oen of the business of the selling bank to the Canadian hank of (tommeror, which will have twenty broaches In the l'eotfio Pro. vino* and the States, Including Dawson nn the nert a aod Men Francium° on the south. It will whew suooeed to an establishment of long etandang te London. When the trans •, tion bee been completed the 1 `.nedan Bulk of Commerce will have • oapit•l et $8,000,000 and rest or reserve fund of .bout $2.000,000 The stook rel this bank is worth $150 .t current prior foretell share of $101), sad pays 7 Der nn•t. per swum. That of the Bank rel Itntah Columbia, t'20 • share tieing pad op, was quoted early In the year at 5:164 to I17j, and quite lately at 1217 to 5218. The oeptta!, reserve and Imbrue to credit of profit and loss acoouct amounted, at theater of last year. to 1720,040, le, U. or $3,499,394. to return for this book value the shareholders are to receive Oradea Beek of 1 ommnrr stock of $2,000,000 par volae. nr $3,000,000 market value, and 11.312,000 in o.sh, nr $it17,384 ler then the Mink value of theft errant hel.hnr.. But, on the basis of the present market moos. 1 their shares, even when *etlmated o. the bid price, they are reoelving $3 312,- 000 Inc what the market appraises** worth only $2,623,600. The trane►otien would seem to offer advantages to the shaiuliolder. In the rolling teak, but the greet extension of iwwaw managed from aloe head othoe to Toronto will noire than nnmpensste the p0r.ent .took'finlden rel the Cnnadiao hank of Commerce for the payment aid .dditlnn .1 n•pit•hzation The aheorbtloo makes the Urethan Bank of Commerce the second largest bank in the Dominion, anti, with the evoeptl•n of the ('Ity look anti the N.tlona Reek of l'mnmorce In New York, larger Ilion any bank 1n the United Strer, WESTERN ONTARIO DAIRYMEN. Mreelers of ab.'Asaoelelte■ inert a1 the 1'•per•se.ef Mallow. wltverba. A meet Ing of the directors of the Wirth Wren'. Assooislaon of western Ontariowae held •t the innate.' inn and experimental .,.tion at Milverton. There were present It..M Ballantyne jpreidebtI, Robert John - .ton, Herold Eagle, 1:. F. Iloodhand, Jr. l'onnoby, 0. 11. Rory, M. Morri on, .1 N. Paget Prior to the mutleg the bendier.' and 8ttlugs of the innstrs:Mn oration were care- hully tnspeotsd. At ttae meeting reports wore submitted by the lostrn iton, Messrs. Jr Morrison. John Brodie, Oro. McDonald, Arch. Smith, from whMh it inverses that treat Improvrni.nt■ her Mon made this year 1n the banding* and listings of many of the Iaotories. This M moat marked In the 1 appearance el the buildings, which have been math tm proved and the caring room. put In better oondition for withstanding the variations of wait hoe. Rot aa retards the whey tanks at the f.otorlen there he Ire, scarcely any Attire, Thnan having *meted ,sstire totes Dearly •1l kept well cleaned as ese•I, while those ondorgrnaed are are so real never, or hardly et er, Attended to. So far there have her no prowcu'ione rel the patrons for adulteration of milk. There were oars that would have warranted legal proceedings, Mit the fan'orymen have so far been satisfied with earoing the offenders The retort sebmttWd b bite d.m- e speee mitre In coheres of the ilJntntlnn and ex• perimental station was renelmed and adopt- ed The report was very gratifying, show - Ing how an old frame fanlory, in poor eon - dittos and badly onnotrnclka, had been oen- veered at a smolt expense fern so op to -date mndern hnlldine with an effect both plots. Ing to the eye and well adopted for both making and curing the Port quality of cheese. The system for diapessl of buttery washings put in tinder the supervision of Prof Kryoe, of the Ontario l'revinelal heard of Health, thnueh very simple, Ie very effenttv., all Ifgelrl and refuse natter being 4lep red of In a haters! het purely scientific way. The fanlor', loth t. appearance and In IIs fittings, 1s an object lessen lis fsetorymee and to oheersnsker That It i. Ming •p, pr.elated is shown by the fent of many .hitnn. The nnmmittse also nave . detailed repast of She experiment' In erre making that had Amen earned on. These etp.rlmstu are helps made ender the some nendlSlees M.► aheme makers have nrdlnslly to emu tend with The rest ImperM.S pelst settled .o fpr to Was of making abeam v Ith washed and un- washed Gerd. It Is foiled that It 1. better to wash all cards. Rot maker are ea.- tiosed ag•Inat washing exams with geed pun wpkr. Tees wore sire all with Impure mart - am tie Itap.r1Ws b.111 of various sorb. "And what do you think of the war'. if the British don't win this war it means • ooll►pss of the empire "... The nut poor, of the letter is written on the Conde under date of M•y kith. "While 1 was in the Transvaal I was very ooirlort•ble, oomp•ntively .peaki.•. All the stops were boarded up, there ware very few people, no tnrroars, no horses, aod everytet..,e very quiet Indeed We got very little news of ootslde event* (the war, 1 mean), aod that little was very muoh doctored 1 bad plenty of burghers an the euro0 and they talked freely epengh •bout the fighting they had seen, and it was sot, as you may trireme, eery element talk - lag for an Englishman, but they M► spoke well of..tho Britisher's "tour•ra end very had• ly of his di.oretien and geoera.hlp. 15 1s me• otter rot to say that there woe no plot too o Auer II,+ Krltieh onlontee. We all knew ii.end the Dutchmen would lough aod t.. k of taking Durhan, lett l.m thankful to ,aa they were • lit I , revioo. • favor - he t- retention here. 1 • h,nk If the British heve the • ease M see their murk" the this may be 1'., means of saving Brittain from • collapse r ■he h.s to tight . Europese 10. Howeve . I won't talk penton.. It .Ishan n,.barg I the hare were shut up and ons had tog, r permit and • doctor's certificate to gMt, any drink at all, and. of mares, 1 did n et treble, so -orae . WW1 -•t.t•teer for n eves .tooth., but bon it t. really necessary So hate • little reme►plug of the kind. Feed was very doer In Johannesburg: milk Ie. 64..6 penny o•n, paraffin 6. • males, egg. 61. eaoh. Latterly the only thing that seemed plentiful were the dock., and miser able little °restores they were. 1 would go So my dieser plane and the I..dl•dy with • e •polog.tlo look would say, ' Italy rout dunk, Mr. Duthie.' " Every nation adder the .on had men fighting against us They erne through 1talegoa Kay es Red (:rose ma., and as soon as they were la the I tan.yrl they tore off their lodges and took to the Mouser Instnsd, notably the Irish American err-o.11ed smite lune. Seventy came •t onoe, took the oath •t lelegos fist they were ambulance mon, went to church in Johannesburg and took off their badges and went on the war path with a ol.ar noeaolenoe. "The system of nommandmrnog, of which you have doubtler heard a great deal, le simply Isv.hzed theft 1 have engin wagon load after wagon load of things taken from the shop* that wore Mooed up, and the Eur- opean uropean ofboists helped themselves Very free ly. Shopkeepers when they retire will find thousands of pounds' worth of goods gone and •n 1 O. 11 from tis. Government on Gm otfioa table. The factory that was blown rep beloored to Burble A Co. 'rhe machinery oust 040,000 The (:ovenme.t e omman- deered It and used it for making .hell.. Urdanery promotions were neglected and it blow op. i wee nut for • little airing at t h0 time and thought the bombardment hen he Inn, but when I . re the smoke 1 gorged what It war, as 1 had teen a dynamite or platten before, and It 1. a peculiar .mok. Fverytmdy ear the Vernet+ lied blown is up and treble, Jr , was arrested tar murder. Ilia played the nrven at mar nhareh.) o " May 15th, 1000 The fellowlsg interesting letter was writ. /.. to Rey. W. N. Deihl.. the Epleoopa mini.. at lsoknow, by his brother, who 1 V South Attlee It tells of his exporters Is Jeh•aas.barg, bow he was obliged to leave there, his trip by rail te 1)elagca Hay and from (hers M Gape Tows s the O.sard liner IJsbris. flu Ont par. .f the letter le dated Cr.end Howl, Lenore Marquee., Bologna Ray, May 5th. "I have se mash a te11 yea aid probably It te very lesg slew yew get • leteor from ass. awl men If pee heti get owe we were s hemmed is by political spies sad ba4 to be se very essefel that 1 oneld .ay nothing or- esp. bow dotiohttel It wee to be In the S,A. Repwblla 1 hays told yew 1 get a berth se Nark wad eeekler I• the Fgettable ►Aft Aa- ✓ on.. s.once. e16oe. The D.bh allowed me to May wad sent She net away... that 1 had genteel et Is. ...Rid whom the expiation (of Sb ws.merdlie. foolery) 50.1 plass 1..1 o. baaakabwrp It was MI dews to the Rae Nab end overybedy teras artist us, •.d the Oevnrsssnt essaalled ear pasepe e, est, of Mmes. we bed to MI, ••Us Ms tiled of May, anew getting my =Ltd lis efli.. hooka Iwo Me hook •.d ovary posy •les tial 1 owed lay banns apes, 1 sorted at 7 i desk Is the worsts' for i1.1•1.. Ray by *Ma. 1 bad to pay my emu tare, bss.Min M mob • hears) It moossary he Sewell firs. If • g Mersey I had sone shilemor 1 slime lel Mom bass pea mime • lot of minesw. 1 Ween Nis alar, bate so els. Melbas, say of as : we ars • vary allot 1. 11s dhed--eMllry ,Rlwms who haw essp.d Mem w•/srvl, lfalal lentsys irks hay. Paint Now 1 Absolutely pure machine -mixed paints, all colors, lay the gallon, $1.30 clash. Screen Doors and Windows i )nay a ft'w more left at last year's prices For c;tsli. Harvest Tools, Rope and Binder ....Twine.... Should lit' tartlerl'tl o11►ieldy to wave advance in prices. McD. Allan The exp, rtsisstal oh.. were e•refslly ex• imoned by the experts on the board •ad by the lnatru"Wit, with the result, as vegeta" tweaking ourde, u previottsly stated. The eheeee made from bad starter no not eotliol- eotly matured to enable the jalges to deter - tribe the reanit. Three ohoese will ha held for future reference. The committee were authorized to dbpoeo of any cheese which In their judgment It is unneoe0eary to keep. The gement. for the next convection were o°natdered mod wilt be filially decided at the urxt messing of the board 10 he held on September 4th, when the place of meet- ing. the list of speaker and the pries list for the •xttiblt.ioe wULW wronged. T", ., TIRED FEELING• K i soatlon le Waite--Uv„rwork Means Shorter 1.1r ►)ofd's Kidney Toll. Mean Rout for the Kidneys. Overwork Is what you d.• sitter common sense woks you an quit. Overwork of any kind dam, more than tire, It exhaust* you. Jost • little tnnre after you ought to unit is the "Cwt muoh" that uses you up. The blood Ines out to all per•■ foster than• u sual when you overwork. 11 the kidneys are not In portent filteriog order. more pewee is anj•:•ted through them to all parts of the body than usual, and the. work, to say emblem of overwork, is harmful. A. soon as your ion:toy. one•menue do' tg good work, Cher.. is Law .ed lee • poison In he hood every entente. \Ter expiator why Dredd'. Kidney I'dlo our en promptly and permanently i r Ma•. Waterways e'oeemlsate•. Thor rt of the Deep Waterways Com- mission • Washington has been made pub- lio The r rt reads that the must favor- able route 1 • 30 foot water mato from the lake. to the is from Lake Erie to Lek" Ontario, via IA Sidle and Lewiston, and Iron]&..k.Ootarl to the Helmut River via O.wegu and the M hawk Volley ; end that the Sarno root. Is pr neatly favorable se any for a 21 -foot wht way. • The t.ten.ted cart • 21 1. . waterway is *206.358.000, and of • 30 foot Mtertes> *317,204,500. The area oust of - •Inten- • ine to operate the 21 10 o•henne ts es ti mated at $2 343,478. The timate . r • 30 -foot waterway is $2,920, The m 1 mum annual tariff capacity of he 21.1 channel le estimated at 36,608, t ton., sad of the 30 loot clennel, 35,380, tone The average ,pee on the 21 fait eh. net is 10.67 mites an hour and ten miles • hear nn the 30 foot channel The o.nctu.lon drown by Chef nommissien 1s that the 21 foot ,.h•nnel promisee vroote re'nrns •than. that on the 30 loot obonnei. The main adv.otus of the later Is that It wont"( furnish the lowr.t sort ot traneporti Linn to fore.gn m.rket., and permit permit the eon- at-notion on- 5. rru nettn .1 torte, M.•gelag ....et. ea ►k. 1.kw. • Derp wsal.w. It IR a mystery why 'women endure backache, headache, nerve,uen.w, sleep- I,•eennu, melancholy, fainting and dizzy !pone when th,ueande have proved that Rlretnc Bitten will quickly cure each troubles. "I suffered for years with kid- ney trouble," writes Mrs. Phebe (Thorley ..f i'eterson, ia., "and a lame back pained me so I oinkl not dress myself, but Electric Bitten wholly cured me ; and; although seventy -throe years old, 1 now am able to do all nay housework," II overoomee oonstipotion , improves appetite, givos perfect health. Only Silo. at .Ia. Wilson's drug store. COI, BORNE. blshks, $2•f15; Jobe Barker, rsanlog grades and road work, 1121 50 ; Robert Str.ughan, road work, $12; Thomas John'', team in grader, $3 ; (:torte Moore, road work; 500 ; Rioh•rd Rowdogt, stone hammer, 75o ; Ws t'o!Itnew, breaking toad, $6; John Mc- Lerty, eight days' work, $1062; Samuel Gardner, boslding culvert, $650; ('bar1.s Treble, drawing ■tons, $12. Adio.rnsd to omit sgato ma August 13•h at 2 o'olook, 0. M. F. W. M,•lor*ou, ('1trk. Goderich Bargain Centre 3 Bargain Days 3 July 26-7-8 JAMES ROBINSON'S rbey menet it BIeh. 1t was • .•rand thing for this opm- munity that such an enterprising firm as Jas. Wilson 'scored the agency for Dr. King's Now Ui.covery for consumption, the wonderful remedy that has startled the world by its marvellous cures. The fuer of enthusiasm over it has 'boomed tituir business, as the demand for it is immense. They give free trial bottles to sufferers, and positively guarantee a cure in coughs, adds, bronchitis, asthma, croup and all throat and !ling trouble,. A trial proves ifs merit. Price 50c. and $1.00 (Triton Oa Wednesday morning, July 1111, Raseld .1. M•odoe•ld, of the firm of (frotg A Meodenabt, .1 Seeforth, war married to Mies Jsanett. ,pokes. Fair, of Clinton. 1'b. o.r.meoy caw performed at the residence of the bride's mn'her, •t ret o'clock, by Key. A. Stewart. Mb. ('.lvi.e Macdonald, • sitter e1 the vroom. was hrid..maid, and 13 . 1). Fair, of Clinton, anted a groomsman Only tis immediate relatives of the bride and encs were prow en/ at the ceremony Mr. sad kit.. Mw dosald left on the early train aod will spend •.,oath v1.111014 sir. M.odoo.ld'. friends 1n Ceps Breton. rhe c.ngrat.laUo.e and beet wishes of many frWds will be entindod. . 1 BROPIIEY & SON - res I.RADIwu - Nzo.AuttA D'srtet ory ut'u V.ita.01k tM¢rA. arbr. rar.rally attended to at ►11 Your., alight or gay. Ater* •n West cartel. bt.Mture. gee bee Atr.w. They're Coming --Sure The Bugs on the Potato Vine Are You Ready? ISK. Ol'R tlwN BUG FINISHER. Fertilizes the soil and de strop; the bug. Cheap. PURE PARIS GREEN Bergen, English -stub all Cheap se Cho Cheapest. WE RAVE AL1. KIND,M OF FLY-PAPERI4. INS E 'e POWDER, HELLEBORE, Eve W. ' O. Gi0_ 0DE - - CHEMIST BEDFORD BLOCK Ps0wlpliessm rseo*Uy •St•ttldwd to s1.il been. 'educed Prices ON BJNDJ3R TWINE Plymouth ',Gold Medal," 12 1-2 cts. *-Ib. Plymouth "Special," 10 cts. a Ib. Consumers' t, Pure Manilla," 1 1 cts. a Ib. Pure Manilla Bay -Fork Rope, all sizes ... 15 cents -N. D. ROUGVIE,., Tnasnav, der 30. Conoco! met 1a the tewnahip hall. All the member were present. The minaret of the last meeting were road and s gned. The loTlnwing savants were passe - Wet. Fisher, grovelling, $40 ; Henry Fisher, reu- niter grader and tn.pentlng, $18 7.5 ; Wm. Fisher, team on grader, $21 ; Emanuel Mitchell, Inapentlnv, $1 12..) ; Genres Ite•n, Inspecting, $1.25 ; W. N. Howell, Inmpeol- reg. $2 10 ; .l Ashton and ethers, grader, $21.37 ; Wm, Vromnn, road work, $2: Wm. itrindley, red work, 17 ; tV m. Tobin, rood work, $2 ; Capt. A. Bogie, road work, 500 ; S'ar. printing, $1.95 ; Municipal World, 1 SHINGLE 'E.L 1 L5 HORSE POWER DRESSING E!i(INE ttv noon ORD0R. 3 HORSE POWERS CEO. W. THOMSON & SON Thane 92. Music and Bicycle Dealers. ur 1900 Bicycles.... Henderson, Crescent, Rambler and Ideal.... are bettor t•alee than anything ever offered before in Iinderieh. ()air Organ males are increasing more than ever with the two superior lines we handle, viz :-- G -OD ERICH And DOMINION The stand thoy now oncupy with the host musicians and players is something to be proud of. WORM YV1TFi PIANOS These artistic, fine -toned, high class instruments take • first stand with Tat Highly rouommendewl hy all musicians and folly guaranteed. WHITE, NEW WILLIAMS and QUEEN Machines -ton well and fwvorallly known to need comment. A fall line of anon instruments, strings, etc., etc Call and import goals aod •filet prior. C. W. THOMSON & SON. THE CASH HARDWARE STORE. HELLO O THE OLD RELIABLE. ALL KINDS OF COAtt ALWAYS ON HAND THE RIUIT Sc1iitou Hard Coal WEDDING ,CAKES CANTELON'S Pastry, Oyster Patties,?'arts, Sint Bread and Crum Bolls,Ic Pies and Lady Fivers, Kisses, Macaroons, tarmacs, Brandy Soaps, Btc, AM rut goof an the hest made in any city In Canada. Cantelon louts the trade in IN TRK MARKRT All real weig`h 1 on the Market Resins, *hare Inn get 0000 the. tot • ton. UVM. LEE. ( nisi. S at Lea & S81118JSD'B premiptly attended to. in fancy designing and ornament- ing and slrwud icing. litre him an order end your eat- isfaction will be assured. D. CA NTELON. WEBT-BT. KIDD'S NEW BOOKSTORE. (WI ON'S OLD STAND.) NE.r REr • NEW ooDS, N PRICE S. We must have • few customers and have mule prices to otaik,ytfa thinking of us : Cream Note, 5 quire - 25 osota, Khaki Note, 10 Dena Sarre , \ London Only, - 10 °ante quire. We have a well selected stook of Fanny Goods. A few prices : Gerry Seta, - . 91.50. L moge lops and Saucers, 51.00. J'hrdiniers, 40c, 75e, 51.00 and 91.50. A NEW b.I.ARTURE. We have establisher) a LENDING LIBRARY in our - Book Depart- ment and intend having the 'wrist hooka slway% in 'dark for you to read at l0c a week, giving you aIle benefit and pleasure to be derived from reading the latest novels and saving the expense of purchasing. Our stook is arriving daily, and is new, fresh and Iq-todate. W bought for ash. We are selling for cash at cosh profits. KIDD & CO'Y.