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WEST WAWANOSH;.
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UUNGANNON.
1 A. NK:\V'1'UN, DENTIST, LUCK -
II. NOW. -At house every day except Thus,
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da)*• New remedy fur extract lea teeth Monusu
fermi, bet t er than gli+- ('sown rad bridge murk.
etc. Aluminum plates ieo.breakehlel.
N. H, -- Vote can always. ha.r your work much
better done Im the dental ulTlee inure time,
better patient. ag the mutt. wore cow.
travelling puddle than Jotiatha(1 him-
l►TI1'E. 1'I1 l': LOCAL AGENCY Kele With owcumpletiuu .f
gaathe
N ;u 1 •fur The all l.at etc etr.l Guelph and (1(deri(h railway, Kid to
,ud1re Book and etatluwery dote. and Mrs.
McLean win rowels a other. fur ,•ub.orlpt ion.. eft iu11 anU 14131/1111111 3131; for hanl-
w1vr1+LilNI andjob work, and is authorized to ling live stuck and freight near at
Kit• mashies for amounts tail for (114, 14441110. hued, we bespeak for wine host at the
11111 41 fair NhWm of patronage.
The stabling accommodation it
alsu to receive its due share iu
the iwprlvrnente contemplated.
The new host nod hostess have
had vxperienc'r in first -clines hotel
keeping at Ooderich and Sea-
furth• end there is nut is 111311 ill We'd -
ern Ontario letter known to the
NVKUNK44uAY; Aug. 1st.
l'hutli$ Oirvin, of St. Louis, in 4444it-
in44 uld friends.
J44111431 Whyard has gone on it ten
slays' visit to Detroit.
Mr. McMurcbiv, of Kinttit, called on
(I lends helm un Sunday.
Miss Alice' Daley, of Seaforlh, is
visiting Mie Nettie Sproul.
Mia, ('nngdell. Of London, is .visit.
nig her friend, Miss O11ye 111awford.
Slier Lizzie Richarlwln, of W,eel-
,to"L, is visiting,. Miss Jennie.IndrewM.
Mr. Glover, of the Mallumgh Hous•,
hat, Eel Wiled frons his visit- to Dett•oit.
Mr. Sturdy. of Milwaukee, M'
-is en a visit to hi. father, Reheat
Sturdy.
Her. Mr. 1:ttlndell+ spent Sunday in
our town. the guest of Rev. T. sed
.11rs. Hicks. �
Miss Martha Pentland. mf Gunned',
milliner)' store, 1.ucknuw, is 4'iailing
friends here.
Mies Lulu Robintem, of K,Luunzou,
Stich., haus come til speed 114.1' vacation
at the pkareinan ..
+'Sts. D. F. Johnston, and little
daughter Helen are 411441ing their
many (ricotta a 1 this iliac...
Miss Maty Ryan has given up her
ps,litiun in Mr. Elliott's "leer. and -fs
gU11044 1Vr14t. fOr n tw th,: cfsft..
elan. Carroll, of limds 4n. ha, re-
turned to her h • atter Blending a
week with her father. Stephen 1 14.•V13.
Rev. .1. KL and Mrs. limiter re-
turned to their Inane near St rillforl
This week, after 'pending a short 4'
,at the 14u•wlnngr.
, Sirs. '1'. Pentland lure gine 111 V•1441
ler slaughter. Mrs. .I. ler•ydg.i. (st
Geler•irh. Miss Frank Hrydges
rifting at her grind fiat tier's hr r•.
Rev. .1. E. 'lunger. of Stratford.
preached in the Met11,Nli41 church last
Senility eve g. He is 11114' of the
rising young melt of the le)1Id,1 ruu-
There Will not Ins Bey Nervine held in
the Presbyterian church during the
month of Au44)INt +a, thr members of
that church have de cidwl to git 1 their
peeler. Hey. l'. M. Italie' 14,111, u
th's holiday.
Mr'. D. O. 'tickle, of Torino... is
visiting 4elatiYes a ud friends here bell ore
mt(Ving to her new home at Norwich.
That tont) recently rarriwl (t bvliw• to
ban the Taylor. \Vest it 'tickle
$.1,4441 anti to race rpt 1141.11, 11•. an taxes
texr'pt ea•h,.141 taxes. for 11.11 44.14111.
'this Gu•t1314" 311111 40a1101.31111.. wi11
la• tbrr•111444' x11 14. (.. Birklr, one of
the tern, is mother there.
The 1V*wine,h council has pa.e:d n
b) law 10 aid Messrs. Craw fleet. /' 4se
and .lanee t i bail,1 !Idyl 4 retie"( grano-
1.1l11.' w -,'Il 1.4 paying 111 per 'rel, e.1
the ,',n1(. \ The w..rk will le mew
Illrnrell right awns. The Aehlbld
teemed decided :41 Ihrir Iasi u).i•tin4
to pay all pet• vent. of thr.'1w1 for *
live -foot walk fn1111 Walkoisee stnrPlu
the Metholisl. chnr'h. It is certaiidy
needed there as the plank walk. are :a
disgrace to 11n1. tidy village.
ST. HELENS.
M41NPAY. July allth,
Miss Elizabeth Miller is in (i.N'erich
this week. -
(4to. l'im•k left for Midland on Mon-
day ruing.
Wheat harvest is all over and .lusts
will he ready right away.
D. B. Murray, wife and 'family, pic-
nicked fit Kintail on Mlaiday,
• Herb. 1'nulp►ell, of Marraa'k, paid
a Hying visit 111, 14)11' midst Sunday.
John Clerk., of Pittsburg, is sweet -
lug hie holiday, under the puu•rntal
rlk)f.
Quite a number from here took in
the exc4tsfun to Kincardine on Fri-
day last.
Miss Agars \Vclsh. of Awlwrlry, is
14' Kneel 4.1 Slis Mille Rutherford
this week.
Feigns BI'111,en1111e, of (;argil(. spent
Sunday in the vicinity, renewing old
i1cquafntuies.
Sirs. Alex. Stewart and dnughlor,
A111114, spelt, Saturday and S lay
with friend. ii. Ripley.
Oro, Scams. of ('ape Town. South
Africa, is spe•ndil.g a few days at the
butes of lis, Asquith.
Iter. S. M. Whaley, of Hickson; was
in the tillage I:as1. Wednesday .4411(1
called en a few of his •11.1 friends.
M atter I'n'ns Firth. 111 I. mdun, in
spending a nn.tilh',, holidaye al the
h e of his 1 , Mr'.. H. K. Miller.
Sl bee, Maggie and 1'hl•i..fly 1'is r, of
Sarnia, are spe•tdiug a few weeks
at the- 1 of their grandparent -s,
Mr. and St's. Jas. Ramage.
A bet of the )• 44 people of;
11111' 1)4181) I,11'I111N1 1114.111/'kell at. P..,rl(
F1u'ns and 611111ti11 4111 'I'hureeI1y of
lest week and tmpe.l't 3 Komi time.
We 1. congratulate our teem her.
Miss And•reon, of getting her 14411
'lass 1.1 five 4.114)11) lhr4ugh the en-
1111ne 144141111110114.44. '1' It i. ri.fl•cts
er•11it on both 1,• „•her and pupil...
CARLOW.
Weusi;"1).4Y. A+IYII.t 1-1. -
Nlr.. Small 111 'Tornio!". I. vi"itin44
ti tends in ' i,eighlela'Ipeel at the
present time.
alias Slimy Robert Mel, daughter 111
Vex. Rotertnon• of the 11111
ion. i" ',pending her V44ratMit at the
pat•..teal h
W. lei stand Ih,tt quite 1er
f '44441(144 11101 from this section ex-
pect to tale in the harvest revere'
to the West about the midrib. of !hie
mete h.
Mise Bertha Nlfllian, of feelrrirh.
who has leen teithiig forth.• part two
years at . .t hill. has been engaged
by the trustees of S. S. No. 8 for' the
fall tern..
Hichatrl and Miss Gladys i,evv are to
ie clln44rat,tlatetl 1111 their stw4ril.141 the
teem[ entrance examiner , their
standing being the two highest in the
township. Needy'. is only eleven
'rats 4,1)1.
KINTAIL.
1,111. 4 v..1 ill• 27th.
t111Nsiesx•1' tune is. A very pretty
wedding teem red at ill.. 1 • of It.
A. 1'.n•riek on Friday 4•4eni1'6r. July
Jah, when \lis'. Minnie 4'nt•ri,•k 4.•-
44unP the l,ri.le 111 E. (i. .Inhume). 4)1
Duluth. Mini. The bride was 441144' 00(1
III n simple white tress of French
Ile Anal rat lied Ieeupuet of 1.a
Irian,-,' 11/Se/.. In Ih.• fib=sur,• of 1111'
hrid,•'s Gather. her brother-in-law, A.
A. Boyd. gave the bride awn)-. She
44.4'. *Deeded by ler little Iieee, \lis"
14.'''lhy 0,4100 0, Mover Rill :11111
Ike 4414144111 was 7111.411rndwl. Rev. SIr,
Miller )Hl7iat..I. Mr. mod Mrs. 4'ar-
ri1•k will wake their h • ite Ihdsth.
TI•I':411.(Y, July :i(.4..
Slim( (',+t tie Fun' spent Sunday here.
Philip Austin has rrternd hpnw (0
1'1114ie, l (hie.
Sitilon Style. is le • op °(t we •k',
visit freul the 144/0.
M13. Holt. "4rU111.1141 entertained a
fru of her friends on Friday 4.0 44.
Mrs. IM Wier. of lineage, is visit-
ing her parents, SII•. enol MI's. .Ins.
Se•nnith.
Mr. and Mrs. I)ut. Siu-ray and
family. of St. Helens. Vieited friends
here of Mundey.
A few of • lle young people, on Fri-
day evening :attended the Ilee)nliPub
party at Point (:lark.
Rev. 11 fit. Mclnt,41411. of Elora. and
sister. Mies H'seie, of Timone,. ere
camping at. take 1'irw' Park.
Mies Nellie Mcl'la411, of Iiaitrirh,
w•hu OAS visiting ir'h'llds here, tmturne&
home on Mond*v, acr4mg1at141')t by
Miss Annie MrMur,hie.
Mr. and She. 1'. Slientlon, 1411)1 Sir.
and Mss. Johnson have rvtul•ned t:
their hours in Duluth. Minn., after
visiting Mrs. R. A. Carrick.
1V1" are plrn.ed to ammonite. that
Eresl. Itole•rteoti will have rhi+•441 of
No. :4'school at Ue (Ism of Ih.' pr'srnt
holiday Meamin. We look Upon hint
Its one of our own 1kly. in ,i .en"1•, hi.
Moue being w4 near our urighle.rhno(1.
Picnic parties are quite the order
of the day. Sevrrnl in our neighbor-
hood have had outings at the lakeside.
and Col. Voc,e, with n number of
e Ile )111' 1477'*'
his 'friend', mid neighbor., r..,
fid a
K I i
having nu outing at the Point Farm
Thnrwley of thi. week.
Our fruit -grower, John 1n•vy, i
leaving it limey time of it thew. (lay-.
With ,4. Mu•44.' slat( of leery pickers at
work, he h,a.rt had to make ton trips 14
-
day to the county town 4,11 meverel o,'.
elusions. IIP reports that the bu.h1"
, laden as hast
t ( nl n
, n . r I
not nits n h +til
y
\•P •0) 'Nis fair
Ar a y/11 ' 11 1
ILII h the 1
If the w'nther coati Mices favorable
It ie expected that the bulk of Ow len -
vie' will be cul this week. The hi'' -
le)• ie nearly n11 secured and a number
nr4 rutting their,etts. Several of our
fartnrre expert to have thrix entire
grain strop ,Prwt'ed by the end ut the
cent 1111
V
w1(',• ) whole P'I / In
k. On wh 1 th
1
'(butt ie an 4'x,•4'114-1)1 nett•. (IIP 144114,
e4114311111Y. Ming tet ler 111111) for '4'v•
end yeah•. pare.
Nathaniel Hogg.. And his nieces, the
Nliees Boggs, whn have Il.•rl proprie-
tors of the *'mime hotel for the pest
twelve year., left W,dne..dny of this
week for 1 lHl4'rirh, where they have
taken up their r.•sidl•nr/' in the hotter
formerly ecen11i1.I 11y Mime Doyle. Hur-
on road, Mr, Hoeg. leaves sur ser -
lion hearing the ie.pet•t, and w'lI-
wimhee of e. blew. w'1't.isn of the com-
munity, and the Misses nswpts also
leave a 144)141 of friends behind them,
and el Id they return to this section
at any time they will receive a hearty
welrome-
LEEBURN.
TUauAY. Jul)- 31st.
Mie. Sara Fairish, of Detroit, is
ever on a visit to relatives in Colborne
and Astltleld.
Mr. Lewitt, of h:as( street, (ioderich,
iN enjoying our hake breezes here, the
guest of Binns 1'htt1011.
1'1111«3 Sterling, of Buffalo, is over
on her amoral Visit to het' parent ,4 111111
relatives in Colborne and 1ialerirh
township::.
LUCHALSH.
1VKIINksn.(Y, Aug. Ise.
The walls of Alex. ('Mulslenzie's
new cement, block 1 w• 411' ('0111-
pleted.
Susses Mary and Margaret Fiulay-
144111 atm spending a few w'ee'k -e on a
visit to their parents herr.
Mee. 11Lri.timi Mat11011n 011(1 M1311
Margaret M:4.4 bi't•Irs have returned
f • a visit, to friends in Sault Ste.
Marie.
SATL'1t1J.4 Y. July 2181.
Council met us per adjournment
enembera all present. Minutes of last
merlin); were confirmed, Wm. 1'roud-
ftot, h. 1'., was appointed 1(sw'uship
solicitor, .411 ue)tiuu of SIr..11ts. Audrt•-
sun -and Medd. Therollector and
treasurer were ordtnrd to do their
business through the Sterling Back,
I)engainuu, un met ion 11'1• Messrs,
Anderson 1(1111 'Phonq/w.11. W111.
1\'14.1.44i11 ;old Jaw. Vuung preeeutlsl a
petit' 'e the cutting of Sh;
hill, conessi 1. *m1 4411 111141011 of
Messrs, Murray and .lield the
(uwnship 1144reed. to pay dollar
for dollar with l'4.Ih(lgle township
114'1• and above 1110 private sulwcri`,-
lions. (ht motion of \least'.;. %Irdd
3114 Anderson t11r [hard agreed 111
`{key lu per tell, of 14'11333 sidewalk et
lhulK.uul11u fr 11. -.1. ('rawfo.l',
13u1'I1el' to Irl', ('.1141•' 4':1.111.1'. '1'111•
claim of P. 1Va1-.h 1,• .toeing rund-
na•)', c essiun 1), was left, ever to
intel;4 ire coun(iU,a. 01 Ilan. On
Most of the wheat crop has been motion ulMlwsrs. Slurry anu Meld
safely garnered in by 1he, fernier, 4,1 the atelilore report presented b)•
rurun
this ta111fty, mid the barley liar -I Nieman. ('rew'fut•ll and Iiirviu was
vete. is lasing, while moue• have itecepted. I). E. Munro, 4)4 Auburn,
begun cutting their (sats.
The severe drought of the past few
weeks was le•ekr11 by the welcome
rain of MabluUQ1 last. The p:' 'Plage
throughout. the district w:4' let' g
very bale and titure'rain is ledged for.
HAYFIELD.
'1't'tttenay. Jade 31,44.
Picnics 4410 the older of the day.
Miss H. horsy)tIt, of Sea forth. is
visiting at 141r. \meters.
Mrs. Fisher (cul sun tie( lige. of Kin-
earline, are 111' guests Of F. A. Ed-
wards.
Mime.. Edea and Edith It of
Detroit, are spending it , few holidays
at 1 •.
B. BBono. NI. 1'., and Mrs. Gunn
lull G '1)• ate• spending a few days
at the Itiv'l' hotel, taking in the
balmy breezes of ILO•Iield.
1'le ('neem fn cuunel•lfun with the
Presbyterial...burets atttt i V)'IsetV ser' -
y 44115 it &wi11131 1flel.e3/1. The
town hall was crowded. amt the pr•-
yr+u11. wh1'h 44:14 /• i/134Q ill' ne11)131
all outside talent, was quite up-te-
dal0.
'1'h,• ganlen party tinder Ute auspices'1'I'rinity'hur•h un'Need ty '4' • g
WAS •1 decided*, sn'1eSs. The :Lira
h:atlalli.0 hand, of Iialrri4'. 1.111 -
tasked '1 ' •' nmsi'. Short addresses
W'1•t• given by Rev. ID. 11iu,l,•. therm..
tor, and B. B. li , NI. 1'. The two-
eeeds amounted 4s 0001 814 114.4(4.
WESTFIELD.
Mosite Y. July 311Ih.
.1.• 115.11 Carnplell sleet Sunday with
11.•11(13 in L,i.Lnow', -- - -
11is .tali' 1111,',, of •• einealdine, is
spending a few weeks' with relatives.
Sirs. J. N. l aetlplWII and M1iss helve
visit.) friends in Bohlen 0 few days
Iasi week,
Wesley Valises, and family. bed(
Advantage of the excursion to Kin'n't-
dineonFriday Last. ,
The fall wheat leo-vest is :lend over
mid most of the berlav is ,rut. Se poi
the fune41ryslrt ex'ellent crap..
'rhe corn and tun ngel fi/.141s ;u'e
looking leautilui at pt•e•••ent, het the
turnip (mop e,1 Gtr is very slow grow-
ing. but the r44in of SUnd1,y should
improv.• thecal.
The trustees bate.- engaged )lis.
Mary ('lurk. of St. Helens, as teacher
for the rowing terms. Mi.. 1'1 mk
c . Highly roto • 01141. Shed, a
Noruml Cull.•'.;.' graduate. -
Oul of a Oasis of .ix pupils for lh'
enhance ex.uuivatiom 'l4V14 w4.1e 4114'-
''r"-111. 54111.•1* 1, a11 ex'elleut showing
atilt r: fieri'. grecs 71.e,1it upon their
teacher: (iottlon Wight 111110
CQLBORNE.
DUNLOP.
• 'I'rr:,n.t'..July :SE,.
Our Fortner townsman, %Vln..1.•well.
wee out ft the 1 •,t"filar 'Town Wet
week Inking ,t hand in hay harvest-
ing•
Mrs, ('.u•rol, of thel'rich, with -Sirs.
Ih 1' ' K, of 4'hicagoand dew44h-
ter Alice, wile is on a business vaca-
tion ft. Chic/Igo. and Mrs. Crawley,
of 'Toronto, visite) here Monday of
lo't week.
A new traction engine, recently
purchased by a thresher nl Port AI-
Ie•rt, with +► lank of wader hitched In
it, psaseed thie way Sat nrday night en
route fur the Port. .\t the rear the
threshers had (1*',rtwu teams..
1(R.'.Imxku.-'r)etelav of Net week
Miss Jean Cant els the present teach-
er of our 14(heed, (.1411..41 on the seer)-
it1
hu�)- 4,f • isonrd of ',duration with
her r'signntas flasher of the
schwa here. She intend., to attend
the N411114141 college when it reopens.
«lis'. Et t Dunlop Avail take 511.'.
1.161t01o11's place for the remainder of
her term. While here for the short
n•rie 4 \lis.. Cantrlon was (.snteant in
her dol ie'. nml WAS a weren't favorite
.e and
w d'
, (s •11,111
a 1 1 f mit. young 1.
K
.i t
during bust winter ',edam! ,.msid-
Pratey in the work 111 4 h.' 1,11 Petry
Society of the yihn44 people it Ieee-
bern, being enP of the n*,htl'4 rs of
the tn,u)ag,nlent 4 'pee fn nr-
ringin44 the fortnightly 'nter•ta1n-
nmetes whi'h they held with gasp 411r-
r4ss, tooth as to pn.ytl'1(nts and al fetid -
:ince.
Jonathan Miller, of (iederieh, has
pnrrh,..0(I the Carlow hotel :tnd, we
nnderetnnd, is to take lemeeesisn flee
week. Mr. and Mrs. Miller beep been
known to teeny of unr resident.. *nee
the (lays of their childhood. .and their
('nlning t,, the hotel atthe hill le
✓ hailed with a gond degree of satiate,-
+� tion. The hotel is to he remodelled
and furnished in 311 up-to-date man'
o.r, and is to he fitted with bathroom
eud other conveniences. incltding new
modern heating and kitchen outftw.
\vaa appointed tree.lrer, uu motion of
Messrs. Medd and Thompson. 31111 it
bylaw 1,11'.44X11 u1, eolith ming the sates.
On motion of \lead•.. Audet•xui and
\lnrrny the Reeve w1(., appointed to
rxa 1111110 (pie securities of 1'11• trenstil're'
and su1 't them to th1• atiditore for
approval. The Reeve and clerk were
appointed to meet Ashfield c el re
the eettlrulrnL 11( emeeint re l'. S.
Sect' , No. 17. 'file Reeve and treas-
urer We1't• 0)114elw4'l''d 10 1i11'1.4,W the
u( ($81e1 for township purposes.
A bylaw was p,t:.4d adding tit per cent.
to all taxi•, not paid 1.)• the 16th of
December. The township rale w•ae
stuck at '.1 11111111 and the county at'
mill, 4111 alae dollar. 1'11eques were
issued In the auwmit of $2111 for
payment of culverts. grat riling. etc.
t'4,un'11 adjourned to Inert 1111 August
Clst 'lt 2 o'clock. W. S. McCetteTIK,
Clerk,
•
CAYENNE PEPPER.
lits Jailotose Voss la Cooking Hrlags
Moog Results.
('owparatively few people are aware
that cayenne pepper 11 used JudIe1ouely
way be made to add apt,reclaley to the
digestibility of the produet1 of the
cook's duuialt t.
If prre(.ribtd by the doctor and pnr-
(111131.11 ut the drug etore,lt will appear
under We mime eapsll•uul, hutitwill
be cayenne pepper Just the same, and
It Ie wise to begin Its use before the
time arrive+ to seek the good offices of
Phe teudency of red or caygnne pep-
per le to., drew the blood to tate stom-
ach, where It Is needed while the diges-
tion of food is tlkiue plave. This kind
of pepper west not be employed as lib-
erally us black Pepper, however, or It
will be so witch In evereuce that It will
be Impossible to eat the food.
t'.e It sparingly, nod it will help to
brim; out the flat or of many 034.0)7
,11.114. nithumsh 114 pre+rare will 1101
be detected. l'se It in tamps, lu baked
13•1111", 111 stews, In hash and lu many
more cumplicated culiu:ery products.
TrKen.%v..lul ::1st.
ND. Hill bum the lest flrl.( of 1':111
in the 01411eily.
Mt•s, Slotatnid411, of li,Nlerirh, railed
on Mrs. IbtedeI on Sat tardily.
Sir. and 11rs. W,•idethnit. of SaK-
in.nv. Mich., nr1`stle•rilin44 n fe.v days
wish r'datives here. -
Nliss McLeod. of ktiattotd.spent a
few plea.nut week. i\t the 1 • of
Sir. and NII'". K11r14hin: i.
NI KANT ria LA :•T WEE •. - Mr. Nlew•
. ' 1 of wis.4, ,•h
has ripe 1 .I) ora. Ih h
Was '1441.11 this sprits[. Who Paul beau
that'
Rev .t. 1), (ii',h11r, Zurich,
:1101 Its\. Nlr. I:idt. hof thishw-4N0.1, were
in our 1)4.14411 Is*t-ho. .11 climbing eler•)-
trees. Il)• the war-, they bed good
1.et•i'4'"s, for encl. unr leek a b' ail (4I'
(.henries ,long with hits le 101•
'I'Iny also 11111410 11 .hi rt.
call on .. , of their friend..
'*Ire. Mamie", wit., has 1113.13 af-
flicted with r'hru11utistil, and who is
,.11:+1'1' In eland en her feet, w'n4 at
churih 11011 Sunday., The invalid''
o
Chaff'. whish foJrer ro 1 fits n several
4. pal
R K
nsouthe ago presented tc hen..'wilt
Is :1 V'hi'le to bring her le thnteli.
The pastor and the congregation were
indeed glad to see her present. St's.
SIedel has the sympathy of the en-
tirec (y.
(iODERICH TOWNSHIP.
Mos i.\v, July :0)11).
Mich Ad* 1)avid.on is sidling r'
Intl VIM at. 1Vitigham and Pott. Elgin.
Rev. Mr. FI,'t,her, 111' the 99uimer,
Roel, is to preach in the l'nitm I'reM-
l.yletfan elm: eh on Sunday.
Mire Eva Mei-Math end Miss Arnold
rettirned to New Volk on Saturday
Inst to menthe their duties in Mount
Most Hospital.
Nick headaehrs am mired h • Millet's
0i•anul"e. For sale by Jas, Wilson.
Sfnet aen item neither to tinder
stand their riches not their "111nwth
of the former they believe greatet
things than they 1h1oltt-: of the letter
mach leen.
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
To slip the rod of a freshly laundered
curtalu Into plume try moistening the
hem. The rod will go lu easily with-
out damaging the fabric.
Wipe off furuiture with a cloth
wrung out In but water before apply -
Ing furniture polish. A high polish
will remelt and will not show finger
marks.
011palutld walla must be washed
with soap and water, using a soft flan-
nel teeth, care icing taken to wring it
well before using. 1 -se cold water to
finish and dry with a linen cloth.
When heunlns: a new tablecloth, If
the edges are sii_htly dempl.ild with
warm water le which some soap 1)1114
been dissolved they will be soft and
much easier to work on wheu dry.
Rocking chairs are lest lu other
rooms than the Invalid's. They are
Inclined to creak In the first peace, and
lu the second plate they make a still
person nervone. A large easy chair Is
really better In any case for any one It
nerves are lu cou'lderatlou.
Special Reduced Rates to St. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Far the *trend A11110 of the 1:epnh-
lir National Eneanll 'it, Min11eapkl-
lie, August 1:1th t, lath. Ih:• Oland
Trunk Railway will sell plan 1 trip
tickets et special restored ell,•'), goof
going August In. II, 12, also, far such
trains on An441111 1:31h. ,o will ennhle
'.' ' '1" 11 11 a 1•
"1• i•re 1111'.1\ 1 111 .1 n 1111
tae 11 t
p
R K
dee. Tir•keM rnlid r.•hnnling until
August :11st. with extrusion until
September :fah. o1 payment of :414
retie.. hell on 0. 1'. R. agents ler full
pert imam m.
lh•sldglsia is n lenity thing en
wi+i'h to hl • n not orally ►N41 disponi
tial. New York Tithes.
11nven't. you reeked that. ILP nein
who ,tette you how yew ran male n
fort nn' in ashot•ltime is sell) nide
t: .hewn lank balance of nine 111,11
threw figures?
That tined feeling will diwtpleer
your appetite will improve; pour
digestion will be perfect, if you will
take Miller's (' ponnil Iron Pills.
For sale by ,Ire., Wilton.
An Engli.hmnn wax driving
thr'ngh Dublin on a hack -car. end
whilst. &ting to wee expatiating ant
th0u)erit of Oninnee: atom_ ••\-ol'Ie
very fo•ten'te Lo 1)44\•.' enih beer to
drink," maul he, "for I'm told it's food
and drink in one ' "A\•, **diel, se it
44, air," responded the jetvoy. "en' a
night'e lodging as well if you only
take enough of it."
€AI"N ERI
8y JOSEPH C. LINCOLN
C.py.itka 1904. Lr A. 04 H est. & 1%1.
Liam 156 Fifth Anew, New York.
Risk. H, -r sd
'teary For the Dresalag Table.
While visiting receutly at the home
of t frleud I saw a 11tt!e homemade
convenience. dsilgned to be placed be-
neath the mfrror',aboye-the dre..ming
table, it wan wade of four small cigar
boxes ecrew.',l together. Each was
placed on eud, ,two below and two
above. The covers were arranged to
open like doors, swinging outward,
sh with
r ' was fluI ed w
of ours'.
The top
n scroll work made of the cigar box
wood. Very pretty It was, too, and the
work of a woman. The dour: were
furnished with tiny knobs. The whole
was to be ntaln.d and varnlmhed, to
match the table, making a little cabinet
pretty enough to genre any lady's
dressing tubi,'. It was designed to
hold toilet bottles or any accessory of
the tollet.-Christian Work,
11'„Itliullyd from jA,ze (1.1
ed 'Ralph.. •"huppu'Iw w•' look."
Mo they looked, but found nothing
more than the usual aseortw,mt eou-
tulutd lu the desk of u beudtby milted -
boy. 111e rttlaed 1!d shut off the light
from the whitlow, and the desk's In-
terior W1111 rather dark. They Iw& to
grope lu fi14.• corners, and occasionally
thvlr hands touched. Every Owe this
happened Ralph thought of the decision
that Lemma wale SO saw.
ire tbonght of It still wore when, aft-
er the search wee nbaudoutd, Elsie
sugge.ttel that he help her with some
prohlews that she WAS preparing for
the next day':; labors of the first clime
in urlthmetle, Iu fact, us he silt be•
side bar, pretl•udfng to figure, but ral-
ly watching her daluty profile as 1t
moved hack cud forth before his eyes,
him owe partieulnr problem r•eelv'd
far more attentiuu than did those. of the
(lase. Suddenly he spoke.
"Teacher," be said, "please way I
ask a question?"
"You should bold op your Laud If
you wIeh perml'Mlon to speak," W:14 ter
stern reply.
"Please cousider It held up."
"144 the question as Iwportant as
'How wavy bushels did C. sell?' whh'h
huppeue to be Illy particular trouble
Just 11011•."
'it IN 10 we, certainly." Ralph w.•.
serious enough now. "It 1s a queetiou
that I have been wrestllag with for
some thee. it M. Shall I take the posi-
tion that has beeu offered me In the
west, or shall I stay here and become
superluteudent of the station? '1'11e
superintendent's pIaee may be miur, 1
think, If 1 want It."
"1 should think that question might
best be decided by comparing the sala-
ries and prospects of the two posi-
tions." said Elsie quietly.
"The two positions are much alike in
one, way. Your know what the life at
the station means the greater portent
of the year -no compaulons of yew'
own age and condition, no society, no
amusements- The western offer means
all this and worse, for the situ:aloe is
the salve ill the year. I say three
Mimes because 1 hope ppm may be will-
inc to consider thew nut from my
point of view solely, but from yours."
"From u1ue!
"Yes. You see, 1 "nus reckleeely dar-
ing to hope that. whlcbeeer lot Is (10 -
sett, you May be willing to share It
with ure-as my wife. Elsie. do you
think you could consider the queAlou
from that viewpoint?"
And -well. Elsie thought she could.
The consideration- we suppose it was
-.the conalleratios--took so loug that It
was nearly dark wheu Elsie aunuuuted
that she sitnply must go,
"1)eurest,'_aaid Ralph after the door
was hiked, "I forgot to bare another
bunt for wbatever It w•1(, that t'nptula
ErI wanted we to get."
Elsie mulled rather oddly.
"Are you sure you haven't got ItT'
she useed demurely.
"Got it! Wiry -why, by George,
what a numskull1 ant: The old ras-
cal! I thought tlsere was a twiukle In
his eye." -
"He said he should come back after
me."
•"Well, well! BIesN •1441 benrt, It'+
sound and awret all the way through.
Yes, I have it, cud, wbat'N more, 1
shall tell bins that I mean to keep It."
TUE CND.
The Measles Theory.
Specialists in children's dineasen In-
sist that tbe old theory that children
should be extmeed to measles 14 abso-
lutely wrong. 111 remaking of It onus
wen knownwu phyeichin s.n a
er-
xenon is 0477* inure ref' In ell claes'1
today than It was a !Intuited )•'nen ago.
In no tame le It more prevalent and (11e-
natron.. than In the treatment of nem -
Flee. The IIIWiieei profl'tsion4has trf.•ir
le rain to stamp out the old I,brn that
every child mast have m.n'ies and
that n chill therefore might as well be
put Into the same led with a brother
or teeter who Ie suffering from the com-
plaint.
MEN'S MIDSUMMER
WEARABLES
COOL, HOT -WEATHER
UNDERWEAR
NEW SHAPES IN CANVAS HATS,
STRAW HATS,
WASH VESTS, TIES, COLLARS AND
OUTING SHIRTS
Everything for Men and Boys
(rx: eta hoot,
to wear in Summer Time
MCLEAN : ' OS.
Art Tailcrs, Furnishers, Clothiers, . atters.
North side Court House Square, Godorich.
METAL FURNITURE.
-
Thr Wt) ,o Treat 117.1.•, ::fid Eno Met-
ed Iruu tied,.
"if 1 14:141 tin)' WO) with ;'•nous who,
po 1,raa' tar,, hu•.•:' 44add 14. care
fel housekeeper. ' 111unW never Mime..
them to 1 h the Metall without gloves
of some kind- Id, chainol". rubber m•.
best of all, 1•auten 1111114411. 4)1.•1)1:"0 N 14
wa411y- trod by keeping' the Motet itesh
from couta.t with If14' 'sersitiv'ly fin
Ished Feriae.. 1 ,Iioula Itave better
chimers of keeping the brass bright.
"If the brave ie use -1' hue decoration
on Iron beds that are euarheled the lat-
ter nerd nut be 10 mir'fn114 treated
1n fort, 1 know of no teeter way er
cleaning' It than by using intklw:tr7*
ender sled n Mild sten., but tbe gtrp+t-
est precaution should be taken 1.4 pre-
vent the braes !mine towered or rah -
hoe( while ibis cl'nnsi'iR 14 in l" -"'s".,
"0e4asioually the knobs, ut1 brass end
Iron bed.. 7et11P loose from careless
pulling about, and 1f not tightened 111
time the framework get's faulty, and
s• when
w 1 it
" f 111 ur
, Keil u
one 11.1'. a feeling' y
K
sleeping in let and a carpenter or an
Ironworker 1s c:111e.1 In to reuidy• the
d,'rov t. Now•, ` if a• woman only kn'w
what n temple thing It Ie to remedy the
dlllliulf)• she ,14nuld 'lever allow them
to get that n -ay, fur by screwing the
knobs, eta., tit ht mire '1'rry tw'u ur
Mils. days or whoa .ver they appear to
t.lnwmin4 she \4, 11.1 nut only save
11'rvelf emelt Meilen 1. but the 11tteu•
' r Ilio of the
'n would ru' h n b
flan e t I t
i
bed."
A Cooklag Sorest. -
The great 'secret of Emmett eoolarre
In a knowl.tlg4' of the variety of food
to 1* had, plenty of time to prepare
the food and it clow tire. Amerieen
cook's are In 'so nitwit of a hurry that
when they prepare a meal they lin-
mem. that what le n00P14nry IS plenty
of furl and It robing hot fire With
meat. this 4lmpIv hnkei or le ein'rntee
the fller1 instead of pertnt!ling the
juices to perform their prni .0r fen,
flan.. And this "hurry up" •Nestem la
:'hat 1i, slowly perhaps, ha t surely.
tanking Americans a race of dysprp-
tica
•
A Valuable. Too flee.
('roup, pneumonia nn. diphtheria
;mitter: Taken piece of o flannel to
111 chest and balite nim Inye of cotton
Ir s e i
batting on If, then pr a I le quite
tlsit kly with a layer of best 1 d, then
sprinkle lightly meth grated tm(g;
;dare in oi'rn for al moment an lien
apply to patient's Newt, pinning ur.•
Iy with small safety plum to nndervpmt.
Title roust not 11e removed for t*o
W14•1:4. it M maid flim honitleP bum 13344
1111141 with coupes.. iby ninny prmlinent\
doctors.
11
1
We Wish to Announce
that in the conr,l' of two weeks we will
have "ole' Plumbing and 'Tinsmithing
Department in hull swing \Ve were
willing to pay tlit! i)1'iett Yue a first-class
mechanil' sold have been fortunate in
securing a ratan lit' lilrge experience to
take charge Ot this department. Our
:lotto will he quality first.
WATCH THIS SPACE FOR STOVES.
This week the following goods will Ila\'lt
to go at slaughter prices. We ulu,t un-
load. Garden Hose, Lawn Mowers,
Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freezers.
1 I iuuutock,
,i
.i
price $.),00, now for
id
54.00,
i,
1 baby Hammock, $2.00, now for
1
li
$9.55, now for
A few at 75C each.
$3.65.
$3.15.
$3.05.
$ I.90.
$4.55.
$4.40.
$I.80.
Paulin's Hardware
Store 'Phone 57
House ,'Phone 177
Poetry at 1111 ,ST:". ■ Mae.
The highest price ever paid for po-
etry was $1,1577) a line, $15000 for au
eight line puew.
it wits not a good poem either. Jades
Fulitb. one of the authors of "Refected
Addresses," wrote it. Smyth met one'
night at dinner In London Strachan,
the famous English printer. Stra,hau,
what with old age and gout, was most
Infirm. Iudeed, Ye could hardly walk.
But his wind was exceedingly power-
ful and brilliant, and he talked so
well that Smith on his return hums
wrote the following doggerel about the
old luau:
Your lower limbs seemed far from stout
When last 1 saw you walk;
Th. cause I presently found out -
When you began to talk.
The power that props the body's strength
In due proportion spread
In you mounts upward, and the strength
An .•dtir. 111 the head.
Though this was undeniably rank
Dortry and ranker flattery. It pleased
SCOTT'S EMULSION wcn't make s
Ihump back straight, neitl ,er will It make
a short leg long, but It L ted' sort bone
and heals diseeed bene and Is among
the hw stenuine means el recovery le
rickets and bone consumpn an.
sem for fr., e„14pr•
1lr'ATT A 110W le 1. Ch.w,1„Ie.
?sten••, 15,3.1'4
pc fid 17 not ell liege rs-
Print's Stra'huit so well that he added
to his w'4II a cudi,il giving Smith siti,-
000.
For 1 mbrella Forgetters.
"Loaf umbrellas, forgotten umbrel•
las," said tbe lust and found clerk,
"pay toy salary. We sell all that aro
unclaimed, you know. deriving from
this odd source $14.11) a wunth. Nearly
all lust umbrellas are left In traitor.
There Is a thing to do with a7* umbrella
ou entering a train that will assure
you of not leavlug it. I'll tell you what
that thing is. w'beu you sit down in
the car place the umbrella on the out-
side, between yourself and the aisle.
Thus the umbrella 1n a fence. it bare
you In. When you Jump up hastily to
get off at your station you fall over It.
You cau't forget It whether you would
or not"
Turpentine will remove tar iron any
klud of fabric.
'PHONE
56
D. MILLAR CO. °°4°°
Muslins Muslins Muslins
CT 4
(1'I we will start our first sale . atur . y of Muslins
and we have marked them all at prices that are sure
to please the purse.
1st LOT
I'Mr 'hire of all the
Vert' best Mnchne 11011
.111,1 from :1. to
Si , 2
rte. male 1 P'
i 5c
Satunity will
2nd LOT
'I'br Muslins That we
have ....h1 all through
,- ,
I I s senMin 1 1 ..N
1 )
• y price 11 .4k sale P T I ,
1
9c
1
3rd LOT
A collection of Slum
line, MuelindeMoles, etc,
All Have been f
11 sellers
R
at L's- aril 21k'1
Sale price 1220
also start the clearance of all our
Ladies' Ready-to-wear Wash Sults.
Wash 341111' In tight grey tweed efTPcts. Theile are only
a few of thyme snits left, were 1$'3.11, 4x11• prire.. ,. $2.75
Your choice of any other Windt Suit ail•
rens Linens
Dress Linens
N\., Lave aimed 6 piece. Dress Linen, this se+teen'* prelur-
thin and made to retail at 4t►c to :eke Sete price, per part 20c
1V' hnvr till a few left of the Parasols we a41verti.ud 14,4 week and these we
have mar Rvrd at prices that. ,are mile to 1334110 a ‚.41.'4'1)4' t•leitt•enee.
Sample Curtain and Carpet Ends.
\VP 1111 0e jest rP,'rived n ttat eller', maniple lot of Curtain and Carpet
end. and these we will pet en sale Setlrt'day mottling.
PHbNE Me
liar's Scotch Store PHS NI-