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News of the District.The
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LOYAL. being all Istsy they bird (sanded her
order over to *wither calomel', %vim
TO OUR (30RRESPONDENT3.• TUKa11AY. July 2401. 1 had failed to keep the t'•i agement.
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\V. 'Taylor had txxl r r '1"111'1"111Timek acknowledged Iwing e•ptlpable,
thirty hens in the month of June. If 1 but ugrlwai to pity v all Ui■r ,•uitto •k',
anyone ceu teat thi. record we el Id text" expenlW caused by her h:aviug
like to hear about it i4) The Signal 10 wait „erre and the (4)1(114 01 the t..0„„,.within the next fortnight. y4) *lie'a
rcallwl the lol'ornalitln.
LEEBURN.44U
TuKAv, July
As Ouderich's civic holiday
conies on %Vedneaday 1)f oast
week and • staff will he off
duty 1 that day, will our
;lorry'dents kindly send i4)
their tiers by Tuesday at
Weal ? This will greatly facil-
itate the work of getting out
the fuller.
DUNGANNON.
•A. NKWTON, DENTIST, LC
1,1!.
NOW. --At houleevery day exempt Thuds
lay. New Iemrdy fur exlrw•tlua U+eth I,nuuw
NMI. better. than gaw Crows; and bridge work,
rtes. Aluiii4 '' e y Ua. (nom broolablel.
N. D. --You own always• harm yuur work much
beiin dental
office -loon;
to un im.
better (actinium for doing the work, `u
hatable for the teethed.
TlIKwDAv, July :.4th.
Miss Annie liirviu has returned to
IIAI'1•1141(411.
Misr Lillie McLean is visiting in
litslerich.
Mrs. Ed. Mole, of Nrlfurth, 114 visit-
ing Mr. and Ml's. W. Mole.
Mrs. J. \Villin, of Elora. in visiting
her souther, Mrs. R. Davidson.
Mrs. W. M. May, of Naujt Hlr. Marie,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. T. Elliott.
Mrs, Andrew Spired it vi•tting her
brother-in•law, Mr. Mt•lir:utan! at
Nile.
Mr. \\ alkom and f 'ly have re-
turned from their trip down 1h.• St.
Clair.
The Misww \Vhy,ud entertained 11
number of ft•iends 1)n Thursday 41M-
Msg. COLBORNE.
Meese K. Wells and Simpson. of rl'KsmAT, July
24th.
'l'or1)ute, are visiting at the Mallouppl' l IiI Ira N,ne., Next. Sunday
111)u1:r. thele will be quarterly service IN the
\tie.. T. E. 1 lase attended UI( Evangelical rhnle•h in the • g at
funeral of her uncle. Mr. Oi.hrr, of g
ylrrriln,ll, lu,rel in the .•crrn'img at 7:31. There
will *14.1) 114• n se•1 Vier next Saturday
Mis. Coleman .has gone to reside leflrru.a.n at :1 1i *'lick in tIi. li*'Ia,im.
with her 'daughter. Mnw. Searle. at language. J4.".., L. H. Wegner. P. K.,
\\'.satsuma. of Berlin, 'will conduit the service.
Mess. M*utlhy and Willa left i4) broth days. All nue conlially invited
7 uneasy for Melita. Man.. on 1► to atlrold these serviePa. 4'hildrrli K
Irugthy visit. Day will be celebrated in the near
MIKN Alaaggiu ,e) pw11. of Brant. future. A genal program is in cou1114-
orals i( visiting at the 1141111,' of her of prepulat' ,
u de, Jas. Corwin. EDIT.4K'A N,rri.. An excellent. ,bud•
1K, 144,4 •141.411 and delight1'l', 1,f g('t of 11PWil has Ieaelied Ir. headed
Ln rations', heave returned l4) their "Colborne." lint without any Signa•
I Met- a visit hYl'r. lune to indicate who the Writer is.
Mr. 1 Id 111M. Lit Ur, sr., 41f leak. As has 1111411ylin4,•) been (ttlrsl before,
ow, hitt 114.011 visiting their dal h" We t know Wh1) 4)a new1(
send.
n
F g newt* -nut that we want to publish
ter -in Laws \l1)+. Thin. 1Kitt1.'. the name. 11411 simply to be aerated
Mrs(. Stas Ion Mt4414.1 4 and dough- that the news i1( sent in good faith.
ter Roby, of (xlrtich, toss visit ing at \\'e 1(1)4,14111 liar 111 hear fr the
the 1 of Hofsert Deivi11sin,.s1. 4',,11•1rue writer again with the
NIT. Neal. srand daughter, of 4)1 •. please. Eu. Mitt X.11..
lioicrieh, and. , . Neal and daugh-
ter. of Pennaylvan , 11114 visiting Mrs.
"Mayor" M.Neviu arrival bottle
this week from his vi* to liealerich
and liro,wll. We'll s in have the
new walk,, down now.
Mrs. Ala • g and 1 arrived
here til Tuesday. %Vhen a work
on the new bleak is esu 'i'eled
they will motley the rooms 4,14 r the
Sterling Hank.
on 4ahuday slid M lay some w• 41-
enng Dierks veinier' at River Val v
Park. \Ver wielder if the fort our. al
ruining trite, ',and if n11 gal their
money's worth.
\1'14 are plraw'.l to learn that nears.
n11 the pupils of 1)onganuon .rh,14d
who wrote on the high Krh414.1 en-
trance rxawinali°n have !wen 'uree'ItK-
feel. We c ongratutate !Ko1h the
pupils and their insh'nrtor. Mr. Tib,
butt.
Word hes been received that • of
unr former residents ham passed to the
(treat bet 1. We refer to Itulwrt
s new 1(1
•1',u ,
l'rndennin .
who fu • t t
I
K
lewdness here whenrn I/1
Kilio41
N
1V
in its infancy. 'Thr interment - Nill
take place- in 1)nngamnn cemetery
t ullll'ow afternoon.
The traders 4)t the public school
have engaged H. H. lung. 4)4
IIenniiiiel•, as teacher of the ,senior
11141)1 for the tall terns. Mr.
• leng cants( highly res lest. and
the what' will low none of its stand-
ing in his control. Mr. and Mrs.
Long will live in Jt. R. Durnin's
house.
24th.
Mts. Rowe and non, James, have
f•eturlped to Axe hake, Muskoka, atm
a visit of swum mbar in this district.
Tholl. Mallows and family and Ibis
three sons-iu-law and their families
eujoy.d the laky brrrz.'a of Huron et
•picnic Inst HaU1)4*y afternouu 04)
the brach at the foot 111 Hutt.rntuj..,
row. Sailing i4) the Take in Joint
Farri.h'14 144111 Istat ,was one of the
realises of the day.
KINTAIL
TvKap .iv. July' 24th.
Miss Lena Carrick has gone on a
visit to Owen Sound.
Miss Lillie Austin has returned to
Lorain. Ohio, after visiting friends
herr.
11,. and Mee. tiro. Collimate' spoil
Sunday at. the furuet'14 huwe in
Blyth.
Miss Johnston, of New York. is
visiting her cousin, MI's. Holt. Mc-
unnxtd.
MIs.. AIM Minn Stele have returned
home after spending some time visit•
ing Wends here,
Mini Kate. Howler 11401 gone on a
vi1(it to Painesdale, Mich., where her
sister, Mew. Morris, resides.
Mime Agnea Styles and Miss 111. O'-
Keefe, of Chicago. are visiting at the
hover of Mr. and 11x14. John Styles,
M114. and Mira Slater, 1)f ('Ievr11ult,
Ohio, are visiting al the homy of the
furore'.. oister. Mrs. McKay, 1' •es:
skin 111.
Minn I,ir.zir Carrick, of ti.14lrrioh,
was up 4111 Friday last to attend the
marriage 1)f her niece, Miss Minnie
('a'rick, 10 Mr. Johnson, of Duluth.
OOOERICH TOWNSHIP. •
M.N o.a v..1111y 23rd.
FINK. STICK. W. .1. Veei has just
lidded l4) bis stock the very handsome
nixlrrn•n/onth-4-old shorthorn hulI
Scottish Hoe, bred by W. 1)1dierty. of
Chianti. Hr i. by Scottish Peer, out
of Clinton Jilt, and its an ex,eptionally
le 'sing young : ' d.
Oev'rn ot• Maes Feewt.ett. On Fri-
day lest, after a brief illness, Mis-.)
Margaret Fowled•, of the BxyflrIJ road.
pivoted away at the age of sixty -erne
yeaus. and eleven months. Thr de-
cense11 IlvvI with her brother, (emerge
Fowler, 4I1111 was 41 lifelong Ie•+ident
14
the township. having been horn
ah. 4)t Ivo utiles 1441111 11 of theresent
bol • of her brother on the I1yHeld
rend. The funeral look place to Mail -
1141)11 1 ' ineirry on Sunday afternoon,
F:vange st \Vhitfh•Itl, 414 Oleneoo,
giving th • funeral address.' The.pall-
learer% w r four nephews. a trot her-
in-law and t (opsin 1)f the deceased :
.psalms H.. IA )rgr and Wilhelm Johns-
ton. 1Ir/•lert red lian iel Buehannn
and John Ker
There1w
a. n large
o r the
e• •,a t. IP t
funeral I
gathering 'af tl 1
lint tribute of res t to the ' "pnrtwd
env.
NILE.
MoND*v, July :.o)rd.
Miss Lucy, Elliott is visiting in
(lodrrf(h,
Mir,: Young, of Luckuow, is visiting
friends :at Nile.
Mies Maty Ryan. of Dungannon,
spent Sunday at home.
Lindsay \Villiams, of .(ioderich, oc-
cupied Ike pulpit here last Mahh*th.
Nits. Hawkins. of ('ollingwood. is
visiting her parents. Nt. and M11t'.
Jus. Hetherington,
Epworth League topic next Tues-
day evening will 1e "Prayer," taken
by Herlwrt Homey.
Slim. MattttIel Peel, of Sault Ste.
Marie, and Mrs. 11, N,1vor, of N" •
peg, are vi14iti444 their parents, Mr.
and Mis. W. l'. Potter.
BLYTH.
1)l'.'.'. July 23rd.
('oras - MAINS. -Thr berme 1,1 Mrs.
M. 1;, Cook was the sour of 1a happy
event on Wednesday, July Pith, 4)t
high olein, when her 'dater. Miss
Annie Mains, became the bride of
John It. Cowan. .f New bow. North
1►ateta, Rev. Dr. (( McLean officiating.
The bride. who Was given (away by
her brother George. waN dressed' in a
pretty tool het ' g dress erf cream
crge de chine. with cleru1) litre trim -
Mies, and carried a bouquet of white
lilies. She was unattended. After
the erre uu4.y cud congratfllalions the
guests. nuwleriug al14mt -1111 y. ad-
journed to the dining-1...an, whets. 1l
,, p(uous wedding breakfast was
served. 'lite bride received a large
howler ,,f leaul iful presents, 1at1)oug
them 1a gold locket mut chain fie 4111
the groom. The happy emiple left on
the 4 (1('ll14'k ti•14111 I good wistee•s
and show•r114 •4)f time and Hower. for
their 1 • at- Newburg, where the
441114nu is manager of a large elevator.
ST. HELENS:\
Tvt1■nAY, dilly 241h.
Rev. A. t'r*w 'spent a few' des': at.
the manse this week.
.1. Mrl'rslie is hone from %%Ing-
h:un for the'•hol'Jays.
Herb. Campbell, 14f \\'r•tHeld, spent.
a fes. &eye in our midst.
Men. Herb Th tenon, of the Mon, i•
visiting at her old home.
George ('lark, of Midland. is iipn'nd-
111g,1 few deers at home. -
)Iis, Straiton, of (lale•r'ieh, be spend-
ing her holidays ret J. H. Hntherfonl's.
Mite+John,tun, of Varna. is aisitinf
at her minter',., MI14. IG3bitlMnn
Mom. 13,•l1 and family, of \4 inghnul.
are visiting at her mister's. Mrs. T.
Joynt'm.
Mrs. Chapman and Mime ('lora. of
St. Thomas, *rt visiting et Mr.
Asquith's,
Mtw. \\'ilium• and Mrs. Taylor. of
Hrnntford, are visiting their 'lister.
Mrs. A. Durnin.
A number of our young people took
n day off and went. to Biagi Hors.'
Lake on Tneteley., -
\Ve are piratical to have James Ram -
age again in our midi*. W.' believe
Iau..s intend. returning \\'.'ml in
September.
-sT. AUGUS INE.
T1'rst)t1 ,11ih• 24th.
Ed. Robinson, 1,1 -44) urn. .pent
Smoky under the parent AI 4•01414. s
Mrs. P. Troy and Miss F. nue. •.f
\\'hited:mech. visited Mrs. F •nu o1)
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. 11'('Allaha of
Whitechurch. spent Sunday sitJ hn
Mia. Jennie Salkeld, of titration), 1
visiting her friend. Miss taItr'ntleau,
at present
Miss Annie Mnruiugst,ar, who w',1',
visiting relatives het.'. has gone to
Cnlruss`to visit re•let i l es t here.
The • MiRAC% O'Leary. of T14ninto,
who were visiting their 4.111144111. Mrs.'
(ieu. Brophy, have ref Wiled benne.
Mr. and 111*. (L'.4. Harlon and
family. of \Vhiteehmeli. were renew-
ing nt41 acquaint/Imes h4'rt• on Sunday.
We regret. very umch l4) beer of the
meriting illness of Mrs. \\'rel. McAllislrt•
and hope to 1e able e,on to speak of
ler re•eut'rry.
Mont of the farmers hove finished
haying and are rutting their wheel.
A great many report an excellent
crop of wheat,
\114. F:d. Rubinson and family. of
rs.
Pontiac, dlich., nor visiting Mrs.
ltulinw,n's aisler•hl-Inw, Mrs. John
Redmond, at present.
AUBURN. •
11°\ n Cf. Jul)' 21x1.
Theehildlwn of Albert Knox are visit-
ing their grandparents at present in
This village.
Mn,. Pollock, of Michigan, ani her
childieu *re visiting hri• pornts, r.
and Mrs. Willard. .
Minaret Rotten* and Patience Sher -
rifle, of Win ham, aro vending their
vacation With their grandmother.
Mrs. W. limier.
Mrs. Refute and little mom, of (1a1w
Town, Africa. are vimiting at her old
home. Mr. Asquith looks plea/eel to
have his three daughterm with him.
• COUNTY TAXES.
THE C. ik G. RAILWAY.
•
Concise History of Events Leading Up
to Its Constrmxion.
An excursion was run from (iurlph
to Elmira on the Guelph R li,>,Irl Hit
Railway on'I'hurtaley of tart week to
celebrate the opeuiug u( the 11):111
114•tWee•u the IN•O 11441114, merit hened.
The Hieelph Mercury, in addit- Im
141n extended report of the trip and of.
the mel,• • accorded the 1iuelph
people at Elmira. gave the following
1(ununtry of the hiNUrey of the friurlph
& (ioderic•h Hail way .4.11e•14me. w'114111
Rill Ire int rts.0ting l0 1a•Ilple at this
end 4)1' t he lila' 115 14411 :
Till. Guelph Junction Itailtcay' had
its origin Mainly in Ihe-'U•ong d,',4,.•
of the bu,inrser rpnluumil l' of (iurlph
tolumlt•ct with the Canadian lineal..
Railway, in under 1.. 'g.',.41e Iwnelll
III l'nlllla•l lt11n1 and 144.1.441111111141,111(111 w1.
two lines 11f railway, mei lu•gxin ac.
r4A', e:+pwciall)'. t (111' Noi•lllur:I•
the„ugh which the C. 1'. H. were con-
sl1•w•ting their main 111)1', (/m• 1)f the
early ideas in building the a •rt ion
W144 (ll ohalll, An well, a sh.rlrl' 1141111'
to 111 Iron. and. with this end 141
view. 11e original (i..1. R. line was
designed to 444) down the Houck road
'.44(y to M,'haif Station in the direct
line to Hamilton. Itwas the HAum1-
t11111 people, as a (ter 1)f fyrt, Who
got the prig' 1 1) 1)11111111411 eh:til er for
the 4.11)54r14rti0n 414 the Ihaneilion,
(:nip th and Buffalo rand, the inten-
t''wing to extend t.. the Niagara
frontier,
The telitl1411 r•present:Rites Waited
upon Mr. Van Horne to urge 1h.-
1,11i1Jing of this .•oniectiuu to the
C. P. H. a1 Schism' Station ley the y
d.(. Patine, lint the 4', 1'. H. general
urmlager 414141 them that he brut no
1)(•y to squire for any plan of that
Lind. 4(14.•4 cry Julia diel" mold raise
wa1s reeMed tor the \Vest, but that. if
the liuelph people tvotdd Knill the
Auld. he t414,ikI Irr11)k, to lease it
and, lou it for •) lens -Wage of Ilir
gross I4"'4'I s. The deputation came
lark with this 4u11wer. Alai after
04.1(1111414 iou*1, with the C. P. It., and
with the city conned, the (idlowiig
plate of con,ti•uctiou was set lied uf144(4.
t ix, : The city to build the connection
with the 1'. P. H. 114 a point near
Camphell.ille. fifteen and' a half utiles,
changing. from the original plan fen -
t
or4• eel f°u atM1'haw.eleven miles, and
the 'a median hieill' to leas,' the 14etd
14 or ninety-nine years for iii xt y !MT Cent.
.d 1114' p;rws reMipl., nn11 141 4'xlend 11
Iuli4slrrich. Earn al. that early day
the astute 1414.11 ill this head of affairs
in 111).4'. P. It. 111(41 their eves on the
,retell elf fine ,1)uu11')'-Jetwern
lindlph Wild (i(wirt•ich, which was only
inadequately served by railway
t• and . and .Kpeeially Neel they
in view the making of (ielderich their
main poll 1111 1 k L•lke•s fur the• North-
w•.Mt grain trafflr, and making the
(111rlph and Hiedericli rolu1 part. of 44
through direct grain route across
western Ontario, -mid .1hus 1140141 the
heavy grades out of Owen Sound.
The (41nn.t') withi Hamilton' was
net lost sight of, for the rade charters
provided kw a 11A1)1 from Gori oh
,luhction to Hamilton. muter 4.' P. 1t.
*o14pilen. a project which now bids
fair te, ler • :t teldi7Alinn: The
road to 1c11AW W1/( ,•spine 14'(4 to 11)1(1'
$174,0110. And. in View of the el1a ilge 1)f
route, the C. P. H. engaged to use
their influence with the Government
for as'smuts to 11ar 0..1. It which was
subsequently granted at the usual rate
of 4"3, 14) a toile.
c campaign. in
r 1 Torr eU un 1 n
After 11)
g p K
Nhich 3lt•. \\-rel, Hell and all the lrall-
ini( nu favourers took part, the city
141 liuelph I..rk $21),IMMI st,uk in the
road, And voted n loan besides of
$155.I16), sellneaI by •Igage. The
city's shed... Was pard 11p let p31', andten private 1(ha11•huldrrs, viz,.. Tim,.
(howdy, w'm. Bell, J. B. Armstrong,
John Hogg, ('has. Raymund, Glias,
Davidson, .1, M. Bond. l'hrf11IAil
KI(wpfer and I►a%id Mol't•,ae, m1)l-
.u•riMvl $111,1(M) of stock, o4) which
Ih1•y rid SIM each. The (unehas• 14f
the tight of way and the con,truetiln
of the road was then proceeded with.
Mr. John Davis, now of Alton. being
the chief engineer. T1N burden of a
ghat deal of exe(ntive work fell upon
('.1. Mard41ndd, ael'retarv. who ems
Nlavot•of the aiu..': Mr. Hell, the late
John M. Road. Mr. (lowdy, Col. Me-
• other e ' ' • 1) •s e
l'rnr,andthe 31h t tweet t m,Ih
(onstrueti(11 of the road. Another
$13,l(44 was granted Iy the city to',
finish the cmnsttltrtiou to (ioldie's
Mill. Thr 14,11(1 W414 ('oulplelell in
Ifi1t7-l4 Arad' I 1" 41 for trafflr'. ''hough
the returns t., the city in the earlier
years Were cel'• for below the annual
rhargea on the y seised by the
cit .)• to build 4 h, road, there Ino been
a marked improvement in later years,
nearly $14,41)1 loving the eity''a.incotnr
last year, with $114,414)1 this year. 7'h/'
extension of the road Hi will still
further increase this 811101; st. M
fits years ages a rearrangement reran
11)4)411' by Parliament whereby the city
was given the majority of the Isar)
of directors. which now 'consists of
Win. Hell, president : Mayer Mire -
man, vice-president: l.incoltt (inldfr,
(1. 1.. Dunbar, C. Kloepfer, R. 1.. Tot -
nee, Ald. Icon and Ald. 4'ray. with
A 14, Macdonald, K. 4'., as secretary
ter ewer.
ugh the promise of Mir William
.melhnt, when the li(slrt•ieh
Amounts Levied Against the Various
Municipalities of the County.
F'.11 nviug is a statement of the
1 minty rate let iw1 againstthe minor
ut'demob,ie. of the comity this year.
and a 'tar 4tittenient f"4 Bert The
Iola! nlnmltnt raised hist year was
*11.:72.13, and this year the levies
aimolai( I, Silt,:4k:.32. 'flit., assess.
1111.01t4 1hi. Ve.u• ars based on the new
rqualira•Itioli.
11110 14x41
Ashflrl.l $1.67) 24 94.7)17 R:(
Colborne me 2,7:110 lit 2,:11:1 4:,
lienle•rieh'I'mw•nship^ .1,117:. 411 :1.1x)4 IMI
lir•y 5,14:4 56 :;,i4 41)
nay 4.:C42 (x) 3.371 l(i
114,aci, k tttt. . (1,1417 42 4.:kill Wt
Hu11rt) 1,1027 tel 1.1117 7:.
Morris ,. 1,4111 24 :1,1141 43
McKillop . - ..:.`. y.. 1.1421 tt4 :1,4004 44•
St11111.') :1,444:4 IS :1,434 21)
Mle .leen 4,11431 )i4 :1,1101 :.0
Tarr kei swig h 4,a43 04 3,ii: -4 In
Tnrnlerry.... :/,1111 tel x2,111 1e)
('slsrr111• 4,:4.11 ::4) :4,1rr 141
Witw4n,shhast ... 2,0t4K 41 2.461 35
%V,.w;u,'h Went .. 2.48(44 114.4 2.71:1 10
Hayfield 254 52 1::3 to
Hlyth 1147 44 $Ci 3))
Brii,ewls :I77 ►e) 425 4111
1'lint on.. .. 1` 1.231 W2 1.4r.S4 -13
Exeter ... )0i( 744 110 :7)
4.,slrue II • 2,:481 144 (,lar: 111
Herman. . 4511 ,,2 2b45 Il'
Meafei(h .`•4 'l", 1.:1:•10 111 It74 :/1
%Vinghnui.. x 1,214$ 4S 67:414,
N\ roxel eV gill :ill 152,311
--
Total $7I% 4Th 32 p11.372 45
KINGSBRIDGE.
Tress)tr, ,lily lath.
Wedding bells are ringing in the
Villsgr.
Geo. Carroll. Oolerieb. Winn Vigil ing
'Will Menne last week.
JIIwpm Julia and Rose O'Reilly are
home for their vacation.
Miss Aggi. Keefe in home from
..•hod, hitt doom not intend to stay
long,
Minn Mary Young and her brother
Prank, from 1•nyal, were 'winning
filen& in A.hfleld 'n Sunday.
DUNLOP.
Tt•Itsn.iv, July 24th.
The rnntractors have commenced
work on the bridge.
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL
Canada's Foreign Trade Statistics --W.
T. R. Foetus to Go to Or
lent.
l ltt:lwa. July 211.. W. T. If. Preston
interview
washelm t4ol:y 411111 hail an 1 It
with Mir Wilfrid Laurier and Sir
Ri,•11401 ('art weight. Mr: Preston
1.'.c(s her England un Thin -min). next.
He gawn l4) cloy up his bu.inear As
1' '.'ion.'r .4 .1 'gra ' in
Europe. It is I,it'ned on pretty gond
authority, :tithe:ugh nothing 411f1ci11 is
t, be had, that. Mr. Preston has been
offered land acme )test n i '''ton in the
)ep14artnu•rd °f ''rade and l' r.
fter rumpl.ting his hemines( in F:ng-
1 will g4) to .Japan. China and
1e pur4A,se of working 4111
1'n Cat1ad1► And these
'es. There it)a steadily -grow-
e a
bet Weill l' ba and e
1 tl
opt ace t of the great
1 of Ihe Canadian West s►
g of famines( V4)11i1t• -will
heilnding nil millet by the Peteifi(.
7'hr visit of 1 1n. Sydney Fisher to
Japan 8 few ye Ingo was the cans*'
1)uiuin
of the iun tiding a pr°fltaMP
market foe Hour a •61 other ',nettle) min
in ,1apan. Mr. 1' on will have ,t
with! opportunity • AMfurther
carrying ten t his geed 1)•k.
Our Growing Trade.
hl _ 114 sol
('m ,t for tl
'Irottedde I8.1W,•
rot
ing - Ura r
Orient. a d
developme
tat' a .4411111)
Ottawa. July 21. The fo 'ign trade
of 1'nn eht for the year Pre 'n June
311 land was five tho s:mei and ty-tun
million dollars, an iiia a"tie (t' 'early
righty -two mlNi 114 lover the pre •'o1w
c•enr. This 1111111 silt'.". 41)1' gl»(t OS
privity which exists And the '. -
ions development which i, takin
place all uvrr 1111' Dominion, The
great 4n1'renee of trade is n•'t, a nflned
11) any one pert 14 killer bra a.•11-,I;tlt is
general. -rfle illllnlrt4 commit)! to
$261,342, 108, ,4)1 ince pone of ME'.K,4,Ale4117
oyer 11016. Exports of dnn,Pati, prod-
uce amounted 4oe 82 15,4H3,0511„ which
• Rey. John McNeil. 1.1 l385110d. a•.(is $44.53),11In in ,xee•K' of lh. Ha(vaI
cupPie(1 Ihe Presbyterianeolith In
olst Par 11115. There WA/1also an excess
Sabbath. Rev. 1, L. Small nuppIying i(ir the year of Montt nine millions in
at Bayfield for Mr.'\feNeiI. tpy(..,•xpoorts of foreign produce. Tak-
The fishing "Prion haa'atarlail and ing 1 'r ti'nde of (',nada by denotes
the bridge *crone the Mail Intuit MCCnlm sinee 76 the fallowing is the runt( :
like -a forest Withfishp14d'et attimem. 14476 1{174,1711,7K1
Hy • nppearan(e there are ten 1101,44 1,0111 t :. , , . lAN,6174, 73
men to Perch fph.gl,flL1,.9111
Quite a large number attended the 11011 511n0,111111
meet ic,•s in the Baseline Ral!mist The (xponrtee f flab:Mien farm prnl-
church hist Nafalstth. Rev. NI. `'an• Iles' w('*(' 01 i10,2H7, preen, eonlparwl
,i,kl', an evangelist ,I both with $34'4.:1,l1.4) n tttr thn vf411)a year,
morning and evening. en into-mowof11•27;41411,11741. The finest.
The new railway has been making ons. the
Hmlerriem Hlvem)vr'millhmflv *mllmannf*e.
rapid progress .hiring the pnmt couple titres three and a halt t�flliona.-
of N•(4.ka and an additional number of
workmen and hasps b,in leen put on
during the peat week. There is pmm-
`ect of the work being completed this
fall.
There ate quite A number of Settle
of pity to cut yet. The fall wheat is
11uly and ynite A few began cutting
last, week. Flay nn the whole will not
he a had crop. M..me fields, are light,
41111.1' again yield well. Fall wheat
prindeeem to 1e a grand I-(4 p, and spring
grain lcw,ku extra well at present.
SUNLIGHT
50AP
is better than other Soaps
but is best when used in
the Sunlight way. Follow
directions
SUNLIGHT
WAY OF WASIIIIto
FIRST.- Dip des uncle
l4) Or washed at a tub of
lukewarm water. draw k
1 1(,.y r a,h bow J and rut,
11�esoap lightly ares ,t.
Or purist:War not to miss
sddisaf all deet. THEN
roll a in a tidal rail, lay
in the tub under Me wain,
and go on 11,c ,. r w..y
until/410u y e, ba'- the
way rubbed o'., Anil ase
tolled up.
Then s. •war for
thirty minutes to one
hour and Irl the "Sun-
light" seep do its work.
NEXT. Allel soaking
Ilne full mite rub the:lollies
lightly out .n a wash hoard,
tad lee dirt win drew
tett cam the ya.n•'nt in.
',le out to set at the .waren,
bid deal me may owe
• Owe, and deal
through two suds- 0
dwy racer get, tw dirtyy,
wee a Irk ant 3,) sea
rod,. e. streak is hard
le wash. rub some no are
Map an it, (Ird throw
the Piece back into the
aide for few a1i'salr.-
IAST1Y COOKS Mt
win. h n to be
▪ . lukewarm water,
1..ku,g swum) care 10 get
all dm dirty suds away,
Men ring out and bang
44lt Wats,.
1'..' Stakes W rl.a-
Kls rt,. col as hollow.: -
Shake d1( Aru,ln free horn
lost. Cut a tablet of
SUNLIGHT. SOAP into
t u�.�t 'pear Onto aatgallon
o(bs4I l{ donee And bi.k
into a lath,. Kien just
lutes/rm. work articles in
the label without ralk-
�i111Syueese t dirty
widget twisting
and lime thoroughly en two
relays of lukewarm water.
Squeem out water widget
twisting and hang i4) We
open alt.
■.-Tht moat delicate
o.l.r. wow 8 wfrly
washed In the Sun-
light " way.
sr -s--
" - cis
$5 000 R[WARD will he paid
to an per.ou who
taDr
oves+ that. Sunlight :stow ewe-
ln+ any helm -ion. chemicals
or any form .4 adulteration.
Tut Ng AT, July i6, 1906 7
MEN'S MIDSUMMER
WEARABLES
COOL, HOT -WEATHER
UNDERWEAR
NEW SHAPES IN CANVAS HATS,
STRAW IIATS,
WASH VESTS, TIES, COLLARS AND
OUTING SHIRTS*
Everything for Men and Boys
(except Boots:
to wear in Summer Time
MCLEAN BROS.
Pert Tailors, Furnishers, Clothiers, Hatters.
North sidle Court House Square, thullericll.
Buy .t and follow
Sc. d,reaant. 5c.
LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO
directors 41f the Guelph & (islet icli
Railway are :
J. W. Leonard, l'residrnl,'forint ti,
11. I'. 'I'inru.rmn:ul, Toronto.
A. Mae..... 'h y, Toronto.
A, 1.. Ilertzlerg Toronto.
\\'. H: Hulling, Toronto.
U. McNieoll, Vice -President. NMI -
treat. ,
Mir Thos. l i. Mhaughne esy, Mont real.
I. I. H: •Hon. liuelph.
\Villialn Hell,
A. IL Macdonald, 1!. (1., Solicitor.
P. A. Peterson. Chief .Engineer.
Couldn't Fool the Seaihrth Girl.
At. C:Uh*rines, Toly 151. Mise (lov-
enlock. A vimitnr here from Reafortb,
this morning laid n complaint before
the megiatiwte against Sanderson.
Newma4l & Hough, liverymen, under
the b I*w of the police enmmlmatOn,
charging them with neglecting to
send a rah mhe had ordered to take
her to the train yenterd*y morning.
Defendants explained th*t their calm
Vnn
(xfenci( would be built, it world be
built f1', , liuelph, ham been long
delayed in fultlllui.nt, the improved
Hnaneinl pus ion of the I', P. 1(. and
the co•twapom ingly great gement of
the counts)' h eight' brise ,to a
head in 11)41 , en the Guelph &
Ooterieh Railway Co. was fn('Ol )0i•-
nted to romsh•nct th (1, P. ft. eaten -
?don fr••nnr4l.i.4 h to\(i(n11•rich. The
new (•(nn )any entered to n agree-
ment with nthe (4uelph Helie) 1tni1-
way to take over the eh* r to build
from onr'lph to Gorier l 1. with
branches 1,1 IJ•LnWPl and V Strat-
ford to St. Mary's and ('lint° , and
any bonuses in the form of free ighl
id way granted ly the ieipali es.
Nearly all the right of way for he
road wen gr nted by the muni(ip*I•
Mem. The chief dlffiettItiee in eon
structinn at thin end were the ernlsing
of the (trend and 0oneatogo rivers
and, at the other end, remixing the
Maitland *nd getting to (3ol.rich
harbor. These have ani been aucense-
futly overcome, de•ple mole delay,
and thls month the c,,.truction de.
pertinent had the pleasure of tirning
river the riled from Ouelph to Elmira
to tIN opsratlgg dsp.rtment. The
Worsted to baesraed Mea. •
"It fa well tient old weu should wear
leanln." said a pbysk•itau, "for when
Ire becomes old one should be spored
the exertiuu of daily shaving. But 1
would like to I5'sur a warning to all
beard wearers: 1 would like to shout
'Keep your beards dry!' in u voice loud
enough to be heard around We world.
Were those words heeded wavy case, -
of sore throat, cold and. Influenza
would Le uV'oided, and many deaths
would be Indefinitely put off. So many
men with learns neglect when they
wash their faces to wipe their beards
dry! A teard it foot long demands a
lot of toweling- It should he toweled
after every wash a good five miuutee.
Otherwise It ha damp. The owner goon
about, with this damp thlug upon iris
delicate and sensitive throat. 'Theta, If
he takes tonsllitls or lneaenzn, he
blames the American climate, There
are too many damp beards among us.
Too many MPH, washing their fares
three or four times a day, have their
beanie damp and clammy a good three
hours dally." -
Maine's Female Warrior.
During the war between the states
when It because necessary to draft
men for the army a recruiting offer,
Parker Mears by name, weut 10 an
Imland off the coast of Maine called
Loud's lalaud. It claimed to be a plan-
tation. As tbe'boat neared the shore a
tall, brawny female, the mother of sev-
eral stalwart son.. appeared on the
rock■, and as the officer set foot oar
shore sternly demanded him bnmineaa.
"Atter men for Uncle Sam," he an-'
awered.
She Immediately begun to pelt him
with blg, bard potatoes, and they came
so feet and fnrtoumly that he ram
obliged to dee to the boat and row
away as fast ea possible. Mr. Mears,
when a little excited, stuttered badly.
Relating the experience, he ended with.
"(t -g -give her po-po- popo tatoem a-nougb
a:a-and ah -ah -she'll t -t -t -take RI -RI -
Richmond."
leareke.akee.
No prediction enn be made safely as
to future earthquake. In any particular
region. If any conjecture Is warrant-
ed. It Is merely that regions which are
Mother's Ear
• WOOD (I. MOTMnn•n .An, WRIER
OUO.Is. AN Is.ssv, IMO sal TMa
MOOT,(. THAT COMB 0144.00/ TMA.'
TIM..
SOOTT'S 'EMULSION
.u.el/mal VMS . ale
m 000r.MM.A1 .0 ,..c...•0.' /del
TM0 M.•lri o4. 00144 MOTHIIralle
CMILD.
Send fir froo s mple
!WATT If SOWN Z. Cha1q.,
Throats, e earl Paws all drepMai.ewrlA
gee
known to have contracted
the earth -
,111.16e habit areo4) the whole,le more
I keit' to quake In the future than are
regions w111.41 have long been free from
sei'mle dtaturbancee. No part of the
ointment seems less likely to be shak-
en than the Mississippi basin. Tet there
were disastrous earthquakes about the
mouth of the' Oblo river In 1811.13.
I1 -giuu' covered with thick layers of
(Any, sand, gravel, glacial drift. etc., like
much of the basin of the upper Minnie-
sippl, are less likely to puffer severely
than those where solid rock comes to',
the surface, for the loose material acts
as a cushion to deaden the vibrations
which come to the surface from the
solid rock below. -The World Today.
Mao, the Manatees. specter.
What • monstrous specter le this
maw, the disease of the agglutinated
dust, littlug alternate feet or lying
drugged with 'slumber; killing, feeding,
growing, bringing forth aulnll coples of
himself; grown upou with hair like
grilse, fitted with eyes that move and
glitter In him face; a thing to set chil-
dren •ereamlug, and yet looked at
nearer, kuown as hie fellows know
him, how surprising are his attributes!
-K. L. Stevenson,
e.
11 edlAngering.
e ■ aero n
i
commy, salol 1u*'k4'r laying
him sews* his knee and Vigorously up -
plying a large and Innseular paternal
hand. "It almost breaks 1117 heart to do
this."
"Then whyr n
don'tyoul let dolt:"
yelled Tommy.
Dad Luck.
"Do you la -Bete l4) the bad luck of
thirteen?"
"Ito 1? I was refined by twelve
girls, and the thirteenth took me." -
Stray Stories.
Ton may depend mem It thnt he Is ..
good man whole intimate friends are
111 good.-Larater.
How's, This ?
We. offer unr hundred (1011at. reward for any
raw• of catarrh that cannot be curet by Halts
1 ldarrh e'en..
F. J. ('REN 1:Y & 111., 'Toledo.
We the unden.yrn.xl hove known 1• .I.
('honey for the Iasi ('4 year.. and Ie1141V0 hint
serrfw-Ily honorable In all loudness trmuaactioos
and t1 '11.113' 111111" to carry not any oblIgn.
lions nude by his. Ann. . .
N"aLe1Nu, Kl'.i ear It MAKt'I1
'hnlesile I Imagist.., Tololt
No, 0.
16.11'4 (74)errh Cure is 1ppkon Internally, act
ing dewily neon the blobs) mud 1(1114.0114. mm •
f I'. of floe .)sten,: Teal hnunials. soot too,•,
Prim 7J rent., wrhottle. Sold by all dri,t4At•.
Take Hall'. Family 1'1114 for rouatlleetion.
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D. MILLARCO.
SALE OF
SUMMER SUNSHADES
'PHONE.
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On Saturday we will put on sale our remaining
stock of Sunshades -
' AT A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
There are only m4.20 left in the lot, which includes Koine very hand -
WIMP ernbmidetwd (,nen, but all t go.
Laces and Embroideries '�• ' °"`' ""'
hroideri�• in all
widths attd all
*44').).. The beet /101M401 1114nt in town 111111 ,111 the 1s•0, valor for the
lenat money.
Only a few left of our Irish Linen N\'nisl 1:1,014s and these we are cleating
oat at. ver) tempting prices.
NV. hats d"1)(• 11 11('1,• brine.,. in
osiery, Hosiery e41lrHrnetiery department, Nhirh, in
regard to violet y, quality and
moderation in prices, is second to none.
Splendid vaht.m in Ladies' Woven Venin, in ('niton, ..isle, nslhriggan end
Silk, at Inc, 12te. 1.r, 17e. 23(', 41k', Me and up to $1.041 ea -h.
Have you seen our spell*, imported real Eider 'Word. It is the very hest
wool for making Ruffles, Shawls, Faacin*torp, etc., only to he h*d *t MIIMte'ta.
96 'PHONE
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We Wish to Announce
that in the course of two weeks we will
have our Plumbing and 'I'insmithing
Department in full swing. We were
willing to pay the !)rice for a first-class
mechanic and have. 'pen, fortunate in
securing a Ulan ,of large experience to
take charge of this department. Our ,
motto' will 1►e quality first.
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR STOVES.'
This week the following goods will have
to go at slaughter prices,• We must un -
'load. Garden Hose, Lawn Mowers,
Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freezers.
1 ,llaulnlock, price $5.00, now for $3.65.
I> .1 4,$4.25, 14 $3.15.
Y
1 ' $4.00, $3.05.
2 ' $_),i.i, $I.9o.
2 ,1 ,. g•_'.25, „ $1.55.
1 baby Hammock, 32.00, now for $4.40.
1 " $2.55, now for $ I.80.
A few at 75c each.
Paulin's Hardware
Store 'Phone 57 House 'Phone 177
r
known to have contracted
the earth -
,111.16e habit areo4) the whole,le more
I keit' to quake In the future than are
regions w111.41 have long been free from
sei'mle dtaturbancee. No part of the
ointment seems less likely to be shak-
en than the Mississippi basin. Tet there
were disastrous earthquakes about the
mouth of the' Oblo river In 1811.13.
I1 -giuu' covered with thick layers of
(Any, sand, gravel, glacial drift. etc., like
much of the basin of the upper Minnie-
sippl, are less likely to puffer severely
than those where solid rock comes to',
the surface, for the loose material acts
as a cushion to deaden the vibrations
which come to the surface from the
solid rock below. -The World Today.
Mao, the Manatees. specter.
What • monstrous specter le this
maw, the disease of the agglutinated
dust, littlug alternate feet or lying
drugged with 'slumber; killing, feeding,
growing, bringing forth aulnll coples of
himself; grown upou with hair like
grilse, fitted with eyes that move and
glitter In him face; a thing to set chil-
dren •ereamlug, and yet looked at
nearer, kuown as hie fellows know
him, how surprising are his attributes!
-K. L. Stevenson,
e.
11 edlAngering.
e ■ aero n
i
commy, salol 1u*'k4'r laying
him sews* his knee and Vigorously up -
plying a large and Innseular paternal
hand. "It almost breaks 1117 heart to do
this."
"Then whyr n
don'tyoul let dolt:"
yelled Tommy.
Dad Luck.
"Do you la -Bete l4) the bad luck of
thirteen?"
"Ito 1? I was refined by twelve
girls, and the thirteenth took me." -
Stray Stories.
Ton may depend mem It thnt he Is ..
good man whole intimate friends are
111 good.-Larater.
How's, This ?
We. offer unr hundred (1011at. reward for any
raw• of catarrh that cannot be curet by Halts
1 ldarrh e'en..
F. J. ('REN 1:Y & 111., 'Toledo.
We the unden.yrn.xl hove known 1• .I.
('honey for the Iasi ('4 year.. and Ie1141V0 hint
serrfw-Ily honorable In all loudness trmuaactioos
and t1 '11.113' 111111" to carry not any oblIgn.
lions nude by his. Ann. . .
N"aLe1Nu, Kl'.i ear It MAKt'I1
'hnlesile I Imagist.., Tololt
No, 0.
16.11'4 (74)errh Cure is 1ppkon Internally, act
ing dewily neon the blobs) mud 1(1114.0114. mm •
f I'. of floe .)sten,: Teal hnunials. soot too,•,
Prim 7J rent., wrhottle. Sold by all dri,t4At•.
Take Hall'. Family 1'1114 for rouatlleetion.
'PHONE
56
D. MILLARCO.
SALE OF
SUMMER SUNSHADES
'PHONE.
56
On Saturday we will put on sale our remaining
stock of Sunshades -
' AT A DISCOUNT OF 20 PER CENT.
There are only m4.20 left in the lot, which includes Koine very hand -
WIMP ernbmidetwd (,nen, but all t go.
Laces and Embroideries '�• ' °"`' ""'
hroideri�• in all
widths attd all
*44').).. The beet /101M401 1114nt in town 111111 ,111 the 1s•0, valor for the
lenat money.
Only a few left of our Irish Linen N\'nisl 1:1,014s and these we are cleating
oat at. ver) tempting prices.
NV. hats d"1)(• 11 11('1,• brine.,. in
osiery, Hosiery e41lrHrnetiery department, Nhirh, in
regard to violet y, quality and
moderation in prices, is second to none.
Splendid vaht.m in Ladies' Woven Venin, in ('niton, ..isle, nslhriggan end
Silk, at Inc, 12te. 1.r, 17e. 23(', 41k', Me and up to $1.041 ea -h.
Have you seen our spell*, imported real Eider 'Word. It is the very hest
wool for making Ruffles, Shawls, Faacin*torp, etc., only to he h*d *t MIIMte'ta.
96 'PHONE
In sr Scotch Store NOS
t
1
0