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THE TOWN COUNCIL.
$100 Grant to Great Northwestern
Exhibition.
Victoria Street Residents AO for • Grano
Ith,c Sid.walk A Street Inspector to a.
Appointed 1 Councillor Elliott Says Large
Expenditure on Sewers Needed Toronto.
Guelph and London Ask Goderich to Co.
operate in Petitloni.g Legislature.
A special meeting of the town coun-
cil was held on 'Tuesday evening, the
first meeting since March 2nd, owllg
to the regular meeting on the 111th
being withdrawn on account of the
changes hl progress at the town ball.
All the councillor. were in their wrists
and His Worship Mayor Tilt pre -
The supreme secretary of the 111wa-
than Order of Houle l'iraes wrote
acknowledging the town's invitation,
to hold their next annual sheeting
here, and stating that, though Tor -
unto had been chosen for the next
meeting place, the Supreme Circle
aright itt some later date come as far
rust sax
Goderich.
A report from the engineer stated
that the supply of coal at the: pump-
ing house would not last than
two weeks' and that the claims made
• in the complaint of Messrs. Marshall
and Kernighan and Mrs. Arun were
correct.
A letter from the city clerk of Tor -
unto asked the signing of It petition to
the Ontario Clover mt., to Ile fos•-
warded ths•Dugh our member, praying
the legislature to establish a plant at
. Niagara Falls to generate power for
dietributiiin to ulaniciplitios at a
reasonable rate, as the rate to be
rhargel by the existing companies
wits too high. A similar. c eat
tion from the city clerk of Guelph en-
closed a copy of a resolution peered by
the Guelph c it and loam of, trade.
','hese letters were filed.
A letter fr the lieteMagni•tii
Clock Co. stated that the watchmen -tee
elrxlk ryeteur could be put in order at
sural) colt and if the cyst'..t were
properly installed and properly at•
tended to it worked successfully. On
tion of Councillors Mallows 1 El
Mott, the clerk was instructed to write
for pricer, it iwinp>i suggested the vont-
patty might quote a better price than
one submitted sole time ago.
A letter from the city clerk of Lone
don, in reference 1141 the propertied of
the. Bishop of Huron to have the
Western University made an unite•-
uwtninational institution and removed
from Anglican control, asked co-oper-
ation in petitioning the Legislature
for a grant towards the maintenance.
The communication was filed.
A letter from the Mayor of Berlin
suggested that Goderich should ar-
t -range its civic holiday for August 0th.
the first day of )Berlin's centennial
and old boys reunion. Although we
have a bylaw fixing the 'date of due
civic holiday some of the councillors
thought an•angeunents alight he made
to change the date this year. as Aug-
ust 8th it very near the date set by
bylaw, and the clerk was instructed
to reply that the council wetted take
tip the matter later. •
In answer to it claim for compensii-
tion owing to the quarantine plai'exl.
on her isoarding house a short .t'
ago. the clerk was instructed to write
Mot. McLexl that the conned could
de nothing in tam matter.
A petition for a ft -ft. granolithic
walk on the west side of Victoria street
front llatnilnon street ti, the smith
side of Napier street the town to pay
41/ per tent. of the coati wits refer:1s
to the public works CAtninlitte/ . The
request was supported by William
Holland, who claimed, a. reasons for
the
sew that the
the tel 1 t
grantingof I
business
1 �a 1 1
street RM e Paine utte•t
street, and that the sidewalk would
serve a large number of people. Over
bedfithirty homiest in the bed years haul
gone tip in the vicinity. This was re-
ferrusi to the public work.' a 'tow.
A hill of $1. nominal rental front the
G. T. K. of the Neale site where live
stork are weighed, was ordered paid,
and it payment of $_hl tin account to
T. H. Hawkins, who has Ism working
en the improvements at the town
hall. was ant horized.
A deputation from the West Huron
Agricultural Society. consisting Of C.
A. Reid, J. H. Hawkins and John Sal-
keld, asked the payment of ti• SIM
greet voted by the council in h.'et,rtr-
ary, Ititi, Mr. Heid explained that tit'
that time the Society was Cat in debt
and the grunt wits math. tri help it.
along with a special canvass for sub-
scriptions. to raise the indebtedness.
Mr. Hawkins also :uldreseed the conn-
.•il and said that the last annual meet-
ing of the Society wits the most en-
thusiastic for years. that now the
Society was clear of debt a great awak-
ening of interest in the Great North-
western Exhibit' was taking place.
the hotel sten were contributing tiet-
• ter this year than for years past and
utany merchants had *Impiety prone
•Ise) to make displays at the. fair.
What they wanted to do was to
increase the prize list and induce more
confidence and interest on the part of
exhibitor,' and make the show what it
ought to be, a big success.
The eil seemed entirely in 'sym-
pathy with the idea of assistance to
the fair, and on motion of Mr. Elliott.
sen aided by Mr. Blair, the payment of
the grant, was aulhiris Mr. El-
liott thought the township councils
should also be molted to rontribrte.
The water and light committee. rev-
i- onmcndel as follow!: That the re-
quest of the ti. 1k G. iHallway for rwo-
ommendation of their iippphtatiern for
le:w1• of wetter Iota lx. further con -
sideral ; that. Mr. Stirling's emotive
-
Lion for allnwenee in water 'raters roll
be allowed, an also the chain's of
Noselm. Kernighan, Amy and Marshall
tor allowance on ' water rates roll :
that. tenders Ibe asked at once for
ficoring the cowl shed with eetnent in
accord with specifications to be. pre••
pared ; that. tenders be asked for
coal supply, coarse slack and three-
quarter lump, to be in before April
Itch, fr both Iaxl and outside deal-
ers as known. for from WI ts7181 tons
f. n. h. Goderich harbor. The report
was adopted.
Mr. )flair asked when the remain-
ing paths through the Solemn. were
ening to ise coated with cinders and
was informed the roman the work
had not, yet been done was the scarci-
ty of cinders. -
Mr. glair also brought up .as adver-
tising proposition which a representa-
tive of a lithographing tnnceru in Ham-
ilton loin left with him. The advert ise-
relent, is in the nature of a calendar
and a space on it wrwlld eat the tarwn
Will for an issue of 6,11911 copies or $73
for an issue of IIt,0111, Binns of the fac-
tories were taking a space on the
calendar. The hatter was referred to
the special committee for report.
1 %rrtinrillor ('lurk urged the appoint•
Tnnit of a Street inspector et leant for
a few months to melee a thorough in-
upertiorl and report as to what work
should he done ,n the streets and
sidewalks. Many trees, lis.. Wi'el'd
the lower branches pruned. AI.
Young suggeesttd that this wits the
proper time to wake arrangements
for a supply of young trees for the
reason's planting.
The talk of iulprrven'ents to the
streets suggested to Councillor Elliott
the need of serious' attention being
given the sewer systems and he
thought the oversight of the work that
might be decided on in that connec-
tion could Inc coupled with the other
duties luentiexted of at street losteste.
tor. Ott hie motion t It e public
works co 'tire was asked to report
on the appointment of an inspector
and was given authority to provide
what young trees might Ire necessary.
The council then aedjoun-nd.
OPENING SERVICESCONTINU ED.
Rev. Jasper Wilson Preaches in the
New North Street Church.
Lest Stec lay was another day of in-
terest at North street Methodist
church. 'l'he opening services were
continued and the pulpit was occupied
by Rev. Jasper Wilson, 11. A., of Iwnuu-
ingtun. ex -president of the London
conference and a former beloved pas-
tor of North street ehiit•rh who during
his term in charge here mlrule a halting
impress upon the congr•gatien and
upon the whole community. Much
ihtrr•st wits taken in his visit to his
former charge•, and there ,were. g.eel
audiences at isrth mor g and even-
ing services. Mr. Willem -.rongntu-
REV. JASPER WILSON. M.A.,
Former Pastor of North Street
Methodist Church.
latest the rinlgr•egustiun upon the work
they had err Illishell and cxpre•ssed
his pltastn-e sit acing again amongst
Ilteut. lie missed, however. some
f. 'liar faces. and he mentioned the
staples of quite a, he-,- who since
Iris pxtntir',Ite at Gidee•ich have e
In join the rhaD•.h above. lie spike
of the spiritual rwviv,ll which bawl fnl-
It weil upon the npsenlugl.if the ue•w•
141111111 st la•aulingteen and he hoped
there would be at Mimil:u• iut;athering
her•, for the chief work et the church
was to build up the church of /Road.
Mr's% ill n has least nine of the f•imam
fill earn antras which drat•, cte•rizesl Iris
try lune, and hisser ttttns on Sun•
day were le giu'al, dignified and ilnpm/-
site presentations ret his message.
the. morning he. pwaihel Iron' I . 'rine,
thy 3:15 ''The eherreh of the living
lilt:, the pillar and gnamid oft he truth,"
In the evening his text Naas fr
Isaiah 9: 7 — "Id the increase of hits
govi•cnrt•nt and p•:u'e there shall be
ISO end. spun the. throne of David.
and upon his
kingdntu,inler
it. anal
to establish it withjudgments d with
justice trona henceforth eveufor ever.•'
;,red his sermon was ai description of
the character of ('briar's gnve.rnulent
ant a vindieetinn of the pmiI,hecy of
is )progress through file years,
('heist's Beaver 'ret- w•.L, a goverlr-
merit of !wart- till earth and g.eslwll
to imam, a government by the principle
of the Golden Itch: it gievernrlett for
the uplifting of _mankind. lids it
made ally pn.grees:• was at question
that Sas atl,swi•1-'uI by an outline of
the church's hi -tail y fr tha' time e f
the'ap.stles to the present dry, when
tine (:,•steel is received by one-third iaf•
the ss-or'd'n pgndatitiu and is snaking
its impress'I;sin all the nations of the
earth. Is the world any better for
lhriats ruleride was another ee
esti
on
that wax aliawen•d by a flintiest 131
the civilization of anti -'ret Mime tInc
highest type in existence at the begin-
ning of the I'hrtstian, est- wills that
hof Christian c"untries sit the piesent
date. IletWeen I'hcistian and nun•
Christian c tries of today also it
contrast was drawn, the infiiinre of
ethristian teachings toeing witnessed
in the humanitarian institutions of
I Inristian lands, the spread of enlight-
enment. relief from Neter wrongs
and cruelties, and nutty ether cv,-
denees which notie eould deny. Evils
still existed• but these were runt runny to
the teachings of .issue Christ, and
gradually they wnild be conquers).
A better, 'ley was runiing and the
w•nrlt was surely tending towards the
golden age.
At the morning service the ehuir
rent1'rd Hopkins '1'c Ihann and '•I
Will Sing of Thy Prover" (Sullivan
In theevening 31urart's Gloria in Ex-
re•Isis was sting by the choir and H. M.
I'artuoti gave the soli "Lead, Kindly
lefghC' IPinsnti)., •
Sabbath Scbool Rally.
REV. J. C. REID, B•D.,
of Nile.
dirt chinch, Clinton. and Rev. J. C.
Reid. of Nile, and 14ev. Jasper Wileon
also irlroke Ilriefiy, Clarence Pen ' g-
to11 gave a cornet Melee ' and Sid
Belcher a vocal Sulo; rind the /singling
iii the primary class was a pleawuit
fetttnn• of the proceedings. The sing-
ing of the ••fluty Sting" coni luded the
program. At the otlemling of the ss-
sion the rites of Wittiest' were ail
iet•nal to the little sen of Mr. and
Mrs. St. (L8n•ge Price by the pastor.Rev.li. i.'tlaize•tt•
The Orgaa Recital.
din Al lay evening ,a tuusiatl 111111-
grans
reygrams was given in the ,•Touch by W.
H. Hewlett. organist of Center-
airy Alelhislist eheurh, Hamilton, and
Mrs. Fiona Mul•ur-Craig. id Toronto,
,1u. Hewlett., is an ackuowletlgeetl
master of the rirgait and he Witte heard
With interest mud plcasuiu by an air,'
p•.'e•i:ttive audience. His s•Iintiius
included "Vesper !lolls," by Walter
Spinney. flue overtures' to ^ti'illi,uu
'tell." ••Funertl Merck tat a Marion-
ette," by Coined. Fantasy Pastorale
and Tetu s•st iia the Alps IIP. .1.
}bei Ie n leteill, the overture .tis
della" 11''. Nun Fliotowl, a fatltasia ori
"II Sweet Home" and "Rule
Britannia," Se•hnlx'rt's Ser•naule, it
sweetish %'ellhng March by Soder-
maim. arid the HakutIzy March. Met.
Mclvuld rxi+;, who ants lint a pt ranger VESSEL APPOINTMENTS FOR 1900.
Gesle•rieh, sustained leer twpnuttiou i
as rine of the most accomplished and j The fulliw'iux , ointments of trf-
pleuring of Canadian vas•alists. Her d I
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3
3 Do not let anyone'persuade you that some
• crafty fashionable garment is "just as good"
• as the real
3 SEMI -READY
'3 for there is not in Canada' it tailoring business
3 which ill any way resembles the style and system
3 of the Semi -ready tailoring iystents
No mall wants an imitation
when he can get the original.
e
- SUITS
-3 that sold at from $12 to $20 all now at the
• one price per suit
s
3
0 VERC0.-i TS
at sold at $25, $20, $18 and $15, all
• n wat
10 dollars
Come and see' and save
3 while you see, for the
3 \sale of "LONELY'' gar -
31 ents is on this ii'ec:i.
1 SEMI -READY WARDROBE
3
i
• Agents, - - - Goderich.
1111lf1 ill TIP ill Itoft op
10 dollars
McLEAN BROS.
Tru .au*r, March 29, 1906
EA ,� W. A. McKim ' 1►."'
1906 MILLINERY 1906
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A 'complete stock of everything new in
that line of heailwear for the lady, the hiss
or the child, direct from the world's fashion
centre, now awaits you, As usual our idea is
not to have a whole lot of hats trimmed up
in the fashion of a few weeks ago in the large
cities, but we are always ready with the very
newest, not the caricature or exaggerated, but
the kind you like to wear and at the price you
like to pay.
•
AlitstSmith and Sect• efiiciemt staff are ever ready to
attend lis y • every want, and at the shurtcst native.
White Silk Shirt Waists, $1.85 and 445
','hese ate English w•xlrt*Irntde if -the hest waashltlg Jap
silk, just IMI in the lit, it jobber's I 'entrant is htt•11 we s e-
-ueed at nni--third off. They are well nook, of gime! uut-
terial and nicely trimmed,
Jackets
The natty:uew short jacket. eithorcloau, tilling acini„o,
beauties fr 97.50 up. •
Raincoats -
All hew•, nal an old one 4i he seeen at
McKIM'S BUSY STORE
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^ +r+M.te•eWl.r,tAte law;.nrn.l y1/00/...eattr, :t+M.e t ort.. . R+W triter d: -
lien{ were "The taint is My
Light;' a Marsh), "'Thee Better Land,'
'Cowen', "Itesus, Lover of thy Soul”
IMacdextgitlla.''•Abide with Me" ITor-
riugioql, "My Ain ('ountue," and its
ensure numlxet•s ••fits•Is IannonQ" auna
ficers of Take vessels are repented :
St. l.uwfence A I'hicagn Strain Navi-
gat' l'o., 'fig•,ntu, H. Hagerty,
manager--Strauu•r W. I). Alattliews.
C.ept. J is Ewart : E. .1. O'lk•11, en-
gimlet•.. Steamer• imagines. l :apt. iV.
"I'he Glory Song." Owing to the in) N. Wright: %Vm. Harwood, engineer.
pleasant weather the :tl,ulie'o•e W1111 Steamer- Algonquin, I'apt. John iYil-
Mit MI/ large as otherwise it would hams : J. 5V, Taylor, engineer.
have been, but t those who were • there Steamer Itos-tl ale, )'apt. Peter .1.
were well tvyu uId fur t gout by Shrew : James Findlay, engine ter.
hearing as program of rare int•rit. H. O. k 5. 11. McKay. Hamilton
Both 51r. Hewlett and Mr., Mc Ivor- Steamer Neepawath, )'apt. O. Patten -
Craig w•oAld be heartily welcomed
should they i•iturn to (ieaierit•h.
Financial Receipts.
The gross receipts in eollentions and
subscriptions at' the opening services,
including Math Snedxys. arununtel to
In the attt•rnuson the Sabbath who'd
held its first session in the new chnrh
and telelnvttel the orrasiun by it epee -
141.1 order of service. The meeting was
held in the auditor' and was at -
Welded by many of the parrots and
others in addition to the members of
the whiol. The superintendent, W.
Ih•ielhum, presided. Interesting
addresses were glen by lieu. W. E.
Kerr, pru:or if Oidatin street Mettle'.
REV W t KI• -RR.
Pastor of Ontario Street Methodist
Church, Clinton.
astute : Andrew Leitch, engineer.
Steamer'Vahanda, ('apt. H. /extend:
Jots. Walker, engineer. Steamier
Stt•atlicuna. ('apt. J. Irving : 5% uui.
lineman, engineer. Steamer Ikrnna-
eonx, )'apt, J. i\'. Aotwdesley : J. S.
Duguid. engines•.-, Ste:
about $I.Y2•i. iI addit the gross ll•pt H 'c ti,Si.,,ter-. H A tt ,.
K 1
sx:iit were all(mt $L.i. 2 l'atpt. Jolter Mulcnuwru : Robert
Alachua. engineer.
TEMPERANCE PEOPLE The N.irrthe.rtl Navigation Co. of On -
NOT SATISFIED. twist, Limited, Cmsllingw,sxl, C. A.
Weil Id, matinee'. Steamer Hut -
Criticism by Rev. Dr. Chown and F. S. mile, rap:. K. I), h'uite: 1(. Hrishin.
Spence of New License Bill. engineer. Steamer Alinarch, Calot. H.
"The legislation introduced by Alt.
Robertson Sig 1 Beatty. engineer.
g Steamer Saronic, )'apt. A. L. Crimp -
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1,
' in11• H 1 f
' eMll 11
ll+uina
in tan
Steamer
x• Hugh Myler. en inrei•. tr rents
t11.Hnl
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Chown teat Assembly."a Atajostic. (1npt. 0. H. 1'l'yter; �i1n.
week in reference to the new Ike"' 'Vhipps, enliineer, Steanlei•Gerrnanie,
kill. •'is net satisfactory to the Lein. rapt. it' G. •Cox :.los•ph Astec, en.
•r Guhkie,
rises is for the leulit•a+ Aid mime., and en intent. Mh•amer P. Main netts N
perxncelaeloplc,particularly in its tw- gineer. Steamer fico of AHJland,
txtion to local option. )'apt. A. 31, wt•ight ; Stephen Hurlers...
"In the. first piece. the in•nexse in I engineer. Steamer Britannic, beam IIce•tnes' feet'. web%h may be selvis- i uely. engineer. Ste 'r ('ito• of Tot- I
able from the economic standpoint. man, Capt. Paul Iheonie: Johns T.
will tuPepmr• extent tinder the Ado's. Wier, engineer,
tion of local option. • rid much nnute Midltul Navi ation Cu., Indian)
sIt of a favor- R
e• tel oiretu
able
vote
e the t I Steamer :Midland King,Capt. W. H.
able vote rif sixty pc rel . of the votes
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fast in order to carry the bylaw. So Feather teni h : hl1. Abbey. engin-
•e car- e•r. St1.nnlet• Mir
l2ueeen, C»pt.
r now is vi•t•y suuall, coni will 1e au-
✓ ly decreasing.
,lira 1}.at,uANE. `.
(Ire• if "the Invincible Anconei' under
Ih•. I rnlop. IKi7, now in illy ninety -
11. -t y , .-.
e "Wheezy" Chest -
Means y1 mt• trouble in deep-seated.
To delay i elatigorons. All the in-
d,tuunatltnn till be drawn out in one
day by app •ins; Nerviline. It pen-
etrates throng the pot'es of the skin,
milt.% es inflate utti and thus. pre -
tents serioud' e.msapue'nri•M. h'at'
sow thru,it. wv 'k chest and ten-
dency to colds, to prescription is
hotter than Poison Nerviliuc, " n
nest -ll' fifty years has been an-
aell's great household . reedy: Tw•e•n-
ty'-five cents buys a lar• a bottle.
Credit is a convenient ',emetic, hest
it is liable to setons a hitt too tight
fir fter erten[.
$1.00
1500140 TAP
GOOERICJ-I TO
DETROIT
TUESDAY, JUNE 19
ecrMlenNG ,nr1eE 71
St'r OffEYteXPID
7 Dais in Deleon
Write E. H. AYER. Agent, DETROIT,
for particulars.
tau the temperentl tempt hat au _Frank ,Burke; George -A, Smith. t -n -
incl 101 • pelmet'. f ntt 1 off Ldi
licenses. Triter the propose reit- Kin•t•r-
relent they would have carried only II J.' K. Fairgrieve k Co., Hamilton •
mutNcip+tlitie•s. cutting rel( 1101 •enses. Steamer 5inbian, )'apt. Robert Me -
"Another Amendment
le-"Anotherannendmnent to the lis LI up- Masgh ; 'V, C'unei�gl , engineer.
ti 'law which the temperance- 1 olole Camelot At11antic Ternsjortation Co,,
!strongly • resent is n change by w Is'h Montreal, %V. H. Smith, Inane ere
• taken wi h- g
the Vote fore repeal may o t steamer (ieartgt N. Ot•r, t 'pf. win.
in two years after the act has •c - Baiter : H. H. E'u'ans, engineer.
into force. Thu. objeetinns to this Steamer Arthur Orr, Capt. I1..laenke:
litrry lshrtl arra that the inc .the dues ohn Murnan, engineer. Steamer
not hat's an 'opportunity of proving "emerge, (lam, John meNcil: A. A.
its valuit to the lir t33•. and a eon- niotl. engineer. Steamer Ottawa,
clition of t and bisulfatity is, un- t. Alex. Nettie:tem. Paras, en-
ne•essau•ily era'ntt•d. r.
"'The legislation pri•iding for the
sale of Minor nil vessels other than
ferry- bots, and on iliru ng and bullet
mins, is deehlel l> twactieatutt•y, and sure-
ly cannot receive the support if the
Legislature.
"'rhe provision in the au't width
provides for licensing bait (olden'
seems to rule to be open In very great
objections. Unless we have further
amendments the effect would be that
the Imt•Irnde•t• would be a buffer be-
tween the taw and the pre go?ietor. and
that the I:Isernkeep•t• would in many
rases wenn• the penalty. Tilt 1111 111,
exa Aires 11118 part of the nteasut•/•
Sts it now ,ulnds time more objection-
able it het • •s,
"Shonlal the provision for permit.
ling I avi'iiie to sell liatnhue at Meals in
Sunday?' prove to be the intention of
lite Iinve•nnent. it will arouse ei storm
of protest fr thletengx•rnce people.
11. is mitt, however, upon tett ho i
r ty,
that it was not the intention of the
Iiuvernment that this should appear
in the bill, and Mr. Hanna was under-
stood In sty in the House that this
was one if the doings that after con-
sideration would he remitted.
••'rhe• Inexslrt, as a whale, falls far
short of whit was expecte)." said
F. S. Spmre, "It is not simply it car-
rying out of the tinvernm ent's trolley
of improvement and enfnrr anent of
Ih' hircus• system. In some rm114.e12
Ihi.' new hill el ntrlins provisions in
Sen y with that policy. On the
other hand, it has fetirwn that are
decidedly retrogressive. and that can•
not be test strongly rondo.t I,"
('a
gine
When Seven Men Die
)'tail know at 11'n+t nnc of them had
consumption. At first it was only
catarrh but it way ncgle•te'r1. %%'hon
i'4',rta,tt•rhovine" cures sn quickly it's
foolish to sprier -it's it'theme to go on
tapiftellmg amid hawking. ('at.arrhn-
zone goes (Greet to the raise of the
(beeline, -that's why it's so /lead rer-
tnin to core. it steps the c%mpfh, pre-
vents that disgusting discharge, cleats
phlegm out if the Ihnntt in five min-
gles. Very pleasant, and safe tea;
get I'attxrrhoasme taunt your druggist
t"toy.
The Veterans of '37.
The if lowing letter appeared in a
recent is. le of The Toronto News :
Ti the• , litor of The Nest•.: I no-
tice that t e Hon. Mr. Cochrane has
brought in . bill respecting the set. -
viers of the v ter•atos if ItItt. I regret.
he has nut int deal those of IIC17, for
*hum the late hover ant had no
eyinprathy. The n rule• for govern-
ing a 1• 1111.11'11 1'11avince 1 the
flet., n•sllesn, unrducutel settler% may
have bee a distasteful under
changed circnunlstnees by the influx
of at higher end better elucatal class
of settlers. But the remedy nealed — --- _ -
not object Mondale force - hot judicial ns j .-----
measures. A skillet surgeon tries to
puwuxervu' an injured limb by puller
remedies, an nnskillel • anpltatt.•.
it.
Civil war isie last extrT9nity, end i -
a severer test of true Ioytllty IIuuJn I Sent
with it foreign enemy '
I hope the present (iovernnierlt. iuul
many of the rinpimjudirld Oplpesit'
with a enlarges( ideas. will meting ,
shire the pi 'r veterans of IsC17. Their '
recugniti n would not only be a grail i•',
tying highs. to them, bol would be a.
preventive policy In view of the r•1•vul11-
titinary spirit of the xgl•. Their nai
Remus. of the meek man, for meek
lea.'' is the murk of might.. - The
Bohemian,
NAVE YOB A BOSS? or see pmt Inde.
pendent11 you are making money for some one
else, quit and make money for yourself. Get out
of slavery anal he free. Write G. AtasansLn, &
• •1 you the way. They
Ion. Theynil show
Co., Ip y
have carted thousands on the road to freedom.
Seven dollars ■ day. every day in the year, to be-
teg mate hendling their goods, Write now.
Time is money.
HE' DACHE
Neuralgia •o Nrrveusnrs..sir, .I q„'ataly by
AJAX A a NCU ALO A EACHIL
No heart depression. Greatest cure ever J:ren-ere. •
Take nr. a the,..a and sac. All Jeak,s or direct from
AUSTIN ri Co. Sin.coe, Ont, MOMS/ ac& if sot
satiaN.J.
RUBBER STAMPS
At it, same address, since 19:)1. Also
Stencils, Steel Stamps, Price Card out-
fit., White Enamel Letters, Sc. Writ*
us, we'll do the rest. Chas. W. Mack,
541-18 King St. West. Toronto.
TO THF PUBLIC
The I.r'l.se of beef' .a - la a lionghna the
it,iti.h Y•nlrlilr. fine dropped n notch ear
us-,,, Mid i'On'..e•uMel, lr lm•MI I.i-i.1? hie
dnw•n, tt•,• are nor Il gdyin:r all end.
MI loser brise'., shire the gorilla)
1p.M, if not nedlu-c. i Senn r•, '•r.
LK.\N?I MK.%T M.t1IKlel' handles all
kinds id renals, poultry. eli.. and. while
thanking I he pantie fn- their liberal
1Mlnrtlalare, we Mli,it al e,rr,t111,/Mle'e of
1fel -acne
Mi LEAN PROS.,
earner 5_ i .t. .11,1 - n 11,,I. • ' h.
THE M A N
who appreciates having his
clothes fit properly and
with all the details that it
tailor can give, will enjoy
this' satisfaction by hi:v
ing us make his clothes. -
Frank ti. Martin
The Tailor
WHEN YOU BUY
WOVEN WIRE FENCING
got full value for you r'money by -purchasing one of
our three styles of galvanized fence :
All No. 9 XX Railroad and Farm
Fence, Stays 12 or 24 inches apart.
Extra Heavy American Hog and
Field Fence, No. 9 Lateral wires
and No. II Stays, 12 inches apart.
Regular American Hog and -Field -
Fence, No. 9 top and bottom
Laterals and No., I2 Stays.
In all the above fences the Stays are with the
HINGE JOINT, and are impossible to break
with the weight of snow, etc. We carry` in stock
the following styles :
All No. 9 XX Railroad and Farm Fence
6 wires; 36 inches high, stays 12 or 24 inches apart
7sirell
42 inches high, stays 12 or 24inches apart
rt
8 wires, �inches high',
stays 12 or 24 inches apart
9 wires, 48 inches high, stays 12 or 2.1 inches apart
Extra Heavy American Hog and Field Fence
8 wires, 32 inches high, stays 12 itches apart
8 wires, 45 inches high, stays 12 inches apart
9 wires, 39 inches high, stays 12 inches apart
9 wires. 45 inches high, stays 12 inches apart
Regular American Hog and Field Fence
6 wires, 35, inches high, stays 12 inches apart
7 wires. 26 inches high, stays 12 inches apart
8 wires, 32 inches high, stays 12 inches apart
8 wires,'45 inches high, stays 12 inches apart
9 wires, 49 inches high, stays 12 inches apart
10 wires, 47 inches high, stays i2 inches apart
Is wires. 55 inches high, stays 12 inches apart
From the stove yon set• that we have at big variety to choose
frnn, prices ranging from
25C to 5oc per rod
iVe also carry a hill line of other win..
No. rs and 13 Weaving Wire
4 and 2-pein't Barb Wire
No. 9 Coil Spring Wire
No. 9 soft Brace Wire
No. to, rt and is oiled and annealed Wire
'I'.' give ynu nn idea how this fence in
selling We have Mee/Yell Iwo ra Nes G'IS. sflt'lllg
'until nil ing to .d IllI nods, of wh irh- neer :71Is) reals
hove already been Mdrl,
iVe invite yam to call and sec this fertee•
Mill he your own judge• r and you Will agree as
nil is hers hove dine tha it, is the )amt feurc• on
the market. We know all about, thio fence, thi•
'mummy makes it front the Wan ore up to its
c plea inn and we do not hesitate tot lona ventre
it in every mietirulir.
CEMENT
iVe• hns•1' lht• it tome for the w'11•hratel Ni.tinn:d ('entr'nf.
Mfg. Co., at Denham. %%'r have tontt•ae'tel for Si/M1 Istrrtl of
which we have already ?odd seven carloads. This siil•athss for it -
."If. (Pit sale. of this cement last ye;n' were 17 tears.
PAINTS
iVe lu,te.' jpsh levet veil our spring uun.igrltnenl lir Sherwin-
Williams Painttss. This is the;stint' ever) hotly to, hind I'Very-
Issly went... It rovers milt 111111 We/l1,1 longer than any ether
paint on the market. ('all and get (-ohm calrll. :thii information
for anything you napnim in this line,
We carry the largest and most complete
stock of General Hardware in town.
Plumbing, Heating and Tinsmithing given
special attention, and all work guaranteed.
Chas. G. Lee
11.•,..-• I'1,i, I I '