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KINTAIL. MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
DUNLOP.
'TUESDAY, Aug, 7th.
Hobert Quaid Ikea week watt build-
ing Dr cement wane in hie cellar, the
sand and gravel for which he had
drawn some C • ago.
Miss )Cva Dunlop was out from
llelrred.1111' nthereveinng sewing *eta.
of the t waves of the echoed in eon-
nAe•tin With her engagement se pre-
eeplre7s in succession to Miss Ciente-
Ion.
Work on the cement abutments
for the bridge here is progressing, and
es the count)' engineer Wile caIl(d
away to ser 10 other cuntr:tcte he
11404 appointed W. F. Young. of loyal,
to NII the position of insps'16r. Air.
1- g is a good maul for the work.
An error in our arti4It. ea last iNMa
i with reference to North street, (od-
evieh, eighteen years ago llmldr if
appear that Rev. Father Loi)• con-
tinued ars curets. to Hey. Father \\'ea,
whereas when Father West became
parish priest Father le.ty left
teetered'.
On 1Vtdrlesduv of this week our Re-
iner reeideut John Lawson. who fur
the pawl six years has been part nee In
the Gealerirh planing mill, will New
the knee to Cupid. He is to he
rigid to Mise 1(cllumrrie, of near
Hruseels. A large circle of friends
here and .4t L4..4,urn wish Mr. Lei'.
..011 a happy journey on the sea 114
utatriuu)ny. .
The stalwart form, 111 Jelin Hyan,
who for so Many years has 1hreehe'l
1 the bane.uHthe west slit1Mion of
1 Aherne. will this ,ea.on 11411 lw wren
here. Mr. Ryan leaves in a few days
for\Manitulut, going; 011 the harvse-
en. xrlll•'ioll, with a field 141 sewing
the I(1 them. On Th.rwhty .1 hist
week e• took his hig engine see well
known\here to Blyth, the shrill
whistle \lvaking up the Loyal 11411.4145.
1'o,'I .w I •Iles and the sleepy Auburn
maids as it. passed.
L.EEBURN.
4tisu.tt, Aug. 7th.
The followin left for Stratford on
Saturday bast to the doings in the
Chime. ('ilv : Mi. LinkInter and sis-
ter Elsie, Mr. and r,. Jae,
Chisholmu
and Miss Amur M raw. •
We understand • t Daniel end
TleonaM Carney have urehased a self•
feeding thre*h.r for the sea5on'll
threshing along the leek shore, owing
l0 114101 Hyen going out 1 the thresh-
ing business. here.
There is a desire on t e part 44
the• ratepayers of the. wester division
of 1'ulMorne that the lake his 'at the
feast of Butternut row shoed 11 pre -
'tired forgeneral use. no that i e.uld
e used for drawing up gravel 1)r ,is a
driveway for pleesurseeeeker'. . eg-
ged are being mune that an 1 t,•
e4' two on the dupe down to the ht "e.
'.6.441141 he purchased from Nesse.
Vanish and James Chisholm and need
es a public park for picnic parties
and 1 'ly gatherings for th.• ketoses
of the neighle. ho(d. When the
c,mnril pita the (reed in repair private
rille.'iptinns Fran Mime of the elite.ly.
I.:wh.•l4)'. might '4.1 the Tull 1.,Iling
ands • of the heading men of Pup•
1 ,, How and Carlow might renew snit.
The it.•111 with reference Io4heTurn-
bull meroloreel in lel week'. Signe'
waw read with deep interest here. as
the deceast'l lady was well known
herr• 4 ' ( to elode/irll 14411 bride
when Rev. Ur. Turnbull wee . al:linrd
47141 npplinlr I to :i1i.1 the late Hrv.
UI. 1'11• in ',hello. of Knox r•h,t,li.
U,slerieh. Lw•burn a 11 41 1' 11 i o n
church.•For over three years Nr.
,tel MI'sTended! worked and 7.1*11ed
among the people herr. 1111'r which
11t. Turnbull accepted a call Moot SI.
Marys. when. he 111Mer•(1 for tonne
vents previous to taking his preeelit
hares. in Toronto, the 44'x'.l Presby-
terian (•hireh. Mr.. 'Dunhill! w•e• Vet v
highly esteemsel•h.r.e and *hoer whom
she workwl with end whom' children
she taught in the S' lay .. bend hat'.
1put 4111 a building 111 el farutT 131141 AS A
3.11114( Menlo' ine o rhr g.1011 11141.4.111..e
wife taken from [twin in the midday
of this transient life..
SHEPPARDTON.
Mose. Y. Aug. nib.
Rev. F. Me'h,ffy. a former resid,lt
of Port Albert, with his wife, visited
old friends here last week.
The Presbyterian church is 4lo..d
for the month of A14g.. t, a1 the pas-
tor, Rev. 1', Rutherford, is away on
his 4•M•atism.
l(rlert Scutt and Clayton 'While,
the latter n former school tea,Jier el
Port Albert, Vieited (ride', in 1►m -
gomem Inst Fridley night. _
, 11TH'. Emilinr' Hayden fins reterned
frons rhr 11'eet, whet.•, with her
ne•{{lhett, Dr. N-. Y. Hayden. of Grebe
ricFl. she had been visiting rrbativee
for the past t we months. They lu-
pine having hall a Very Injlyabl4
t 11114'.
While visiting at Knoell unr' ,Ii'
1115* week our of the 1 wins of 1'..rt
Albert ,and a (1r)l41•t• .O1(01 lrnrlter of
that place had the mi'fol•t • to have
their veiled.• taken. One of them )las
seen trying .141hn (111P1n's plan but got
di'4.onrege•d and had to go INut and
get Kenneth s buggy. and arrived hone.
in lilur to Inter' a little nap .41141 ebir1
hark to return the borrowed and
plaint their own property.
PORT ALBERT.
Trhepee, Altg. 7(11.
list•, C. N. Rethirfnrd he taking ,►
titonth'- Vncnt'
Miss Semi nun, of Onondaga, 1' ri/it-
ir,g her comm, Mise E. Young.
Rev. T. Hicks and Mi.. Hicks
visited Aiming their parishioners here
last week,
Walter Hawkine left. fur 1A'IlllIi ng'
II* Inst Friday to spend three weeks
in that town.
'We expect in the very near future
tit have telephone ronnerliot) with
outride pointer,
R4inella, Edwin and Ifarhie Mel ee-
halt. ere in lierlit� this week. attend-
ing n reunion In that town.
Ret. P. W. M,hnffy and Mrs.
Mah,lf1•, of Alvi'11tnn, were here Lost
[reek for n few (I yrs ruling.
Clayton Whit , who taught herr
Islet year, in re) ew•ing ncglle1^14ner-
ehipet in and area nil the tiling.'.
1' The farmer. in this vicinity n4'
nearly through\ with their hart 1.
The rrnprl are tfnrning out way this
year.
Mr. end Mrs, j .1. H. Na in.. and
family and Mille Sne d, Onderich,
plenieked here ton lir of loot
week,
Mtge Tout
SMI, returned
ttemateline 911
week's visit 148th
het niers, Nellie
their horse neer
turtle'', after a
*tire,. here.
NILE.
l'elowtr, Aug, 7111.
Chas. (iirvite j1•., of St. Links, is
viaiting at 1401114'.
Fred Corey is hulfrons the Moo
on a visit to bhelm.
father. Ve 411. Corey.
Herbert. Hervey Ire%PS this weak
for the Sial, whert• he expects to spend
the mints.
A n let• from here ere litleuding
,(ine of the erosions of the. summer
Khoo' i1) li,eleriell this week.
Rev. Ernest Phillips. of England,
who is visiting in this neighlN,l'IIINMI,
occupies) the pulpit here hast S
I•:1.Wel't11 l*•aglle 141pi1' nett week
ai11 be "11y Favorite Parablennd,Hnw
It Help. Ate," taken by Mrs. ('has.
(.irviu.
COLBORNE.
Tresn.tit :amt. 7111.
Hey. J. S. I)nwm has les seater to
keep house for him.
MIs. Colli'a,n has left for Alitch'f td
stay a few days with her datghtet.
Mr. awl Mrs, Brien were the guests
of Mr. and 11r•s. Alarelel 4(u Sunday.
Mr. amid Mrs. 174'iede4'11u11. returned
o1) 1lenday to their home, S•116114w,
AI i.•11.
The ( 'oll.fl'tle Sunday school hits I.
cidesl to celeln•.04' harvest 11,11114. M
time its Sept e•lilel•.
NI r. 1 'ollis*n is afflicted with Aeinl-
eism, so that he is u1):4111e to work.
His teeny to heels wish hill speedy
r,.oyerl'. • •
.1r. Youugld4Ns1. the thresher, has
engaged' Pully \yodel fur the thresh-
ing season.. %'111 Yotinghln.ul. 1)l the
Hlock, tithes 1',11104 pen.•. ot1 the farm.
41'. 11111 ba, sol.\ thirty -ax 1.4.341 :41141
M. flick heir head 4.r their fat
.,1[114. The 4.41144 reeeiV1d wvw eerie -
tie -tory. Th.- 41411 le were 4Irli erred en
Saturday at liodrllch.
Severed of our farmers expel•, to
hat ,i their entire wain -crop seemed
by the end 411 !hie week. the welcher
Laing favorable, Un 'the whole the
crop in' this section is nil rx.'.II(nt
olle. eats es w•1
albeing lee et.
than f r wcrral spars µtM
t-
DUNGANNUN.
' A. NEN l'.1N, DENTIST. I.1 ('K-
11, eow. .t. ho14u• 1.1(ryday event Thur
de) New Wined, for extractina tee, h •w
for ma. bet ler than 44 .. 1•row•u owl bridge work
els: Ale u.in ns. piste. 401.7, bn'akiblr..
N. B. -eon run nlw.o' have tour work
better done in 14+4' dental peek. • time..
better twilit ie. for doing the work, more cool
tamable for the patient.
•
�t ()TICE. THF: LOCAL A(.F:N('Y
Li in taiga/an muofor The Sigurda,firthe 1'u•i-
uln.r (look fool Stele/Oen' Starr, met 'All,
M. Le-111rvi
w411 nve 01.11417.nb
e -r. (or-.4npnon-.
adie•rtdret 011.1 4014 work. end t• :tuition...0d to
gi..• receipt. for fu,o,i1P µ.id for rhr mum•.
Fee:suer. Aug. 7th.
Don't forget nit' 4.14•i1' holiday. Aim-
ee( '2'nd.
Jilt unr mote week of lielid:n•s for
the seho 41 children.
Miss Sale...1 l.imdon, is visiting at
11 • home of Airs. Bice.
i(s lames, 41f Toroalo. is the
gee of her .nein, Urs 14 1 Young.
Alis. Augustine, of (*.elerich, is the
((iyeet r her brother, 1). E. Augustine.
T. 44 . Hen .11111 fatuilj' spent Mater
day and 111141*)• nigh friends in (bode
rich.
M1.. Pink ey And daughter, 44 1i4ea-
Gnih, ei•4' v icing at Mts. Geo. llrul'
(ot'd'e. •
Ali -s ('4'l a it Wel has gime 1.4
Gilofrii(II to a lend the •r
sch,wd.
Mis.est (ihldv a .1 \Inrgnn•t 141wi41
err visiting Mi.. 1 •Mut '74 lI'4 l in
I *4444410i.
Mr. and Afro. Ih1br, Kirkten, ate -
visit Mg 141,. and Mrs. Ig fir %Val'
the. week.
'1) nied by
is it fii,•n.ly
11 r•. 1tr. terse, ,4e
Etb.l(11111144.ige.art•4
et Hewell.
Het'. .1 W. Rabineen. i 411111
family- ;44e in IiI)lleri:'tl alien it rhr
•111111111r1..4.110411
The buyers are reeling ,bound rti n
and packing apples will scorn beet
order..? the day.
Geo, Crab'. avid little datlghler,
Ihantflrl, visited at the home 41f 31r.
I)ee%es Ihis w'teke
\ft•. Mole has a very neat sign nos in
frr et of his barber '4*: up. X11'. Align....
tinedi-1 the work.
Alley 11141141 \\'illi'., of Diem, ie
spending (Iris week with her friend,
Miss Mend whynol.
.fes. [1'11)'11[41 and daughter Ida te-
tnrned ITo1)i Detroit, per strunl'r
King Edelen'. S 11) night_
Mier 41*rjorie I1c11at1e slaughter of
.1. 4'. 1Ii•1lalth, is spending her taea-
* o*) with her grumble.* here•.
Ora. And.•rmon, .1 buck ptsl'.1
through unr tillage on Tuesday. He
1'. ...it en his ted 1111Mri1414 looking up
g11.141 apples.
Mrs. Andrew M Ireule and Mrs. T.
W. Lillie ate tinder the doter's rue
nt piesrnl. IVP hope ,414011 111 heir of
their recovery.
The directors of the Nest \Vneet.
mesh Fire In.nrume CO. meet ns Iwnal
!hie month and Mel smite an ,unennt
of lnisi414.e l4 tatl.nl•t•
Misr.. Ruby sold Meta Hohin.ton
visited their sister, 71t's. 11 •r. for
a few day. and ,414' remaining in (Melee
rich on their way home.
On Sunday evening lest n ,eV4're
wind and rain stole) passel (45.4.1' our
vill:Ig.• and uprooted Meme tees, but
no further daurage wee done,
D. F. Johnetdn, of Owen Sound is
viniting atthe home of Alex. Pent-
land. Airs. Johnston and &emitter
intend returning hemi' wit h hien in :4
few (lays.
We s4'II(• ane Mr. and Al.. Ell. i(ob-
item' and fondly. of Pontiac,
citizens of • village. Mt. 11.111 on
has gene into punted ship w his
brother Fred in the bother 1lntne'.s
herr.
What is the met ter w 1 the (4'P11111-
ery'n preparing elm Iutter for heed
trade ? I1. i.,itnpl de to get enough
Mutter to 7nppl)' - P local mist 11111 here
Miner the ere eery lees leen in oper-
ation.
Mr. 11,1 and Rah. 11.wor' hey.• ine'
peeve (heir Melding+ hi' cement
bee. ng, anti the buildinggs err car
to t' ,4 1r(dit to them. Tile esenent.
ilders are lent' preparing the
Idl+el•' for Mr, Render'.Im's house this
week.
Miller's Grip Powders ride. For
ode by Jit*. WlMnn.
We eenn't. always Moe Ming. red
mon tea : but meet people will here
a way of their own.
Thole un*ightly pimples ran he en-
tirely removed by the nee of Miller's
1'ompound Iron fills. SII doses for
•lir rents. For sale by Jit*. 1Vi1.nn.
'I'1F:wu.sv, Aug. 7th.
Dick wears *smile. It's it girl.
Niles Mail ie Si•nnitt hex returned to
l'hb'agu.
Andrew 141.11llrhie• slant Su1)dsy
at the PokIt farm.
Mita: Au11A• \Ic\lurchie has returned
1 from liudrl•i(h.
Mise Catharine 4Vhitty spent a few
eht)•s at 1.,11.•14 the I1141 week.
Miuuai Styles has returnee! to the
Soo after spending a week at his 1
herr.
M1.., (ievrr•pe Douglas. of Luckllow.
is visiting her mother, 7r:s. H. A.
('at•riek.
Miss Agnes Johnston has left for
her home in New York. after visiting•
f•ieends here.
Ales, 1). McKay, of Veiny River, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and 11[x.
(ielirefe D11.1111311.
J. Stedelfelurr, of Fordwich, our
Ginner chews. -1)4111.1.1, paid a (tying
visit here on Sunda)'. e
ST. HELENS.
F:Ml.t v. Aug. 711..
.10hn ('lark returned to his pi..item
in P11toburg 1414 Saturday hist.
\piss Annie Clark writ to li(derish
on Sat tit to Aland a few days.
John Melee...tie1uu Wilt. to'roronto,
we understand to take a lg lnition.
Frank 'r.e111 spirts a rlhleedired
Leggy. the fist in the nei4l.1Nu•h1s4l.
11r. and Mr.. 441 rld:o'i, of Vernon.
H. l'., visited at the 1111111.4• on Toe. -
11a V.
Misses Mary and Jlorgaue•t ('L0•k
epee.* Tnee ht)• visiting friends in Dim-
mouton.
4'hrisleno H. Aliller went 'to hude-
rirh on Tuesday to spend as week'.'.
holidays.
\\'. s. ,,('Instie and Lewis W'eath-
erhead went to linderieh nn Imeine-s
Saturday.
Mcliilir' A 31.'1)(nlld es enmenred
the season'. Ihleshina on 31ontlaly art
744'. F:. Gordon's.1 P'
Off Held
et wheat 141,'. Uordun had al vielJ of
otter ii4i) Imehel'., aft average of over
:*I bushel, to the acre. 'I'his is vomited
an exceptheta11)' g(NN1 field for this
year. 1
P. ('link had a '.1un11 blaze at his
place
4,11 'I't) Ill")lIll v. Ile hard Tern es-
44acting hoary e1)d going int • dinner
left a lamp which he had been using,
h4lrning in the building. On cooling
out f4' linncr the building was 111'..
.'o','lli'd t, 114' ,n flr. '11*.' al.irni 144.1.111
oma sou1)ded .mad the lu,k.•t hriga,le
set ' ediltel• to work. After a
few minutes lively work the Hre alee
got err control. being 1r111ined
chiefly 114 the roof .4 the. latilding.
If there had liven a wind 14uwing the
11)•., weuld (erteif4,ly have leen more
e•r4 lI(', es the ludo, nml ether build-
ings %%vie nese by. Ae it w•a. the 1(,.
will bol la extensive mei is covered
by in•uranee.
WESTFIELD.,
T1• F:sn.i', Aug. 7"
3hl.i,r F:wart 'and Miss Fa11111 Carr,
cf K'rkton, visiD,1 friends herr• last
ti eek.
Airs. David ILlin'.y is still in a very
poor state .1 health. We hole -nn
1.. hear of her r•(•nyery.
\t"rlliam IL414fon1 has Igen (11104' i11
dist nig the !141.' Werk. hal i, w'nlr•
What letter at t' • 1'1' WI'i*1(144
The nn4114erwery s4'rvi(•(e of the
1)nl'n41.nw.414 ;INN ttlit:tient ate to he
11.441 on Monday and Alundfv. septets. -
lar 11th end lInh.
\lir.': C. M.('Iitemi, 1Irv. John \I. -
1)onnll, 111+. .4linnur
and Ali.. 1).•14
A11I►ow•ell ate. attending the Mn1)um1'r
cMsd
at (G.wldl'i,II Ode week.
5Ii,7. 1Vnmifrsl Oordoi; of Leek -
now, f. spending a few weeks at the
resident a of her •1.•, \V. H. 4'amp
bell, also with 31,141.4' Goble.in I1a1.-
!aeon. of (intlrrich.
E.% it Art...- A recent issnr of
The 47'etaskiwin T' 'M hes the follow-
ing reflt'nce to the 111:41riege of a
niece of \1'111. Melee rt)''4 : ••A joyous
1141 happy event t.e4k plan. at the
1idellre of 4'Int'k Hlwlver. Hnsen.nl1.
'1'iteeda ' evening, .111114• :11th. 11
the Ig•ea4Minn of the mat riage 4.1
'err, Aria Eleanor Edna U. Auld,
111 . Jas. H, Earle, H. A. Ali'_,
Auld 41 jest u•rived from \1'innip•g,
where ' r parents reside, and where
she hat leen an active Christian
worker i (omles'li..n with Mlat1•I:,nd
street Me* . lis( chlll•.•h. "MY. .1. H.
Earle has pi. graduated from AVesley
('ullrxpfP, 4\'in w'g, an.l w44.1, ordained
at F:(Ilnrmon •'. Sunday. .lune 17th.
H,• was slat iota at • Penh411(1 by the
recent i'nnfrrenr'4\ Th(• Wedding eerie
was perform `I by Rey. It, K.
I'inL1y, ,itnirnla411 o\the di.14'ic1, in
[111• 111141st of n ia41ge It lit et• of guests.
Many vile... the express *114 4.1 felicity
tendered the )' g sou e, who have
gen, to Berthold t) r'.ide,
ST. AUGUSTINE.
Tt•Esn.tr, Aug. 7th.
will King and hie',M*eV, 511.414 , , 7
.1.. spent. MnnIAy with relative,.
.1e1)n A1e('n le huts return : - frgll
sunny A11e1:a looking n e• nu4.
hearty. w,
We Ate. pleased 1.1 el' Mrs. Geo.
1111lJphy, whe was ••rieusly 111 1;,"(
week, aide to he Arnd again. 4.
Abs. (hilum nt1 i her Men and
(laughter. of unto, are t'isitin.; herr
mother. 11 .. Flynn. et preeent.
Mee. • Hoyle mid her dn'r,hter,
Urs, 'ilh, of lemdon, nee isiting
the .•rinern brother, T. 1'lonmimi.
Walsh p inata.e4 n 144•,')1.1-11and
inder the other lay. Pedal. thinks
that ttvo11(1one's ,,u. ht 141 110 nearly
eM goo) Il , one new
Nits. John 4111in 441,41 dnnghfrr and
her HOW. Vise Miry (* 1 *ii.0hlin; tf
A,hNrld, risked eciptaintnnre.c in St.
Angled inebeet Thltr1.1AV.
Mr. slid Mrs. 1). Alexend,•r, jr., ,end
Mindy and Mrs. ('Inc' mol Atte. Mee
Alexander np.nt Seedily with eel -
at iies on the lit concession,
.los. Flynn met with a very painful
accident Lately while working on •a
honer neer Iblgrae. H.• eats work-
ing on 1 (14.11(1.11.111144, which gave way-,
letting hint ,hop n dishnlr of nine-
teen feet. He lighted on his feet and
eeverel• injured one of hie 11,91'., and
will be laid up for some finis,.
A Good Example to follow.
I'Peple in this country, when mak-
ing their wills., do not "remember"
their favorite newep►p•r. An Heinen
Indy bee Met en .'xemple She Ilan
left a leg,u•y of Cent. It joernel "in
r1-llgnitlnn of my Irretitude for hav-
ing peen en often entertained."
1'AI(te)W. July :kith.
Colborne cn11)14'11 umet in the teem -
ship 11,411, all t1*.• wPttthrrs present.
The luisuales of the 1)44.4•'111114 meeting
were read, and on 1)n)ium of McNair.
i1olw'dt,lon and tit ruugh:rn 1:e
(.1op1 d. The following ue(llunte
Were tiaieb : Will' Aelplith, eh•.u-
1114 4111(1*, $It; Star. printing circulars.
$2 Y•.: \1(11,410 Ste:e mble , gravel (old
11144(1 t owl', $22.7:1: Abner %011ie,
team on grad(r our day, $.1,:s): John
li:u•ker. Irani 141) gnu's.). our day,
913.'.11: Jelin Ik0•ker, three and a 1:111
day. 1 u1)1itig, grader, tee.:el : John
,Harker, twelve *',.itis of gran el, 714,•.
lobo '1'rrble. gr:It.rlliug, *21 Albert
Aingfo 1, drawing gravel, $1 : E.
Seemss. twelt'r items for bridge, $1.50:
Ali. xa11dwr Reb.•11sou. inspw•ling.
*2+.114: J41..wph Neagh., inspeetpng,
8.74.. The c 'il a,1.iu411110 1 to 111ee1
'44.1in Augg4114t'27t11. at 2 u'klech p. 148.
F. 1V. Nclk)s.tuh, Clerk.
1
THE KiTCHEN.
Make It a Comfortable, 1 beery and
Coaveulewt Room.
There 13 11u coheretem to a pretty
kltcheu or to a girl tllllug nue up with
brlc-a brae 1f she keeps It free trout
dust. A kitchen to those who do the
work In It 14' the living room, and why
slatted It not be made cuuveuleut and
pretty?
If the kitcbeu Is a comfortable.
cheery room w1), girls will take a
pride In keeplug It 140. Give thein Mee
paper fur the shelves If' they wish It
uud a fancy lamp shade to rest by aft-
er the kitchen Is tidied up for the
night. See, .too, that they have eonreu-
lent uteuslla to cook- with, a good
clothes wrluger and plenty of dothes-
plus and a good stove. It will pay you
well to look after these tb'ugs Iu the'
good, wholesome dishes that will come
on to the table well cooked. -
Many girls
have to do with make-
shifts that you would 1)o possi-
ble
thtuk for yourself to use -it broken
wrluger, a tub without hawhes'or a
wash boiler or teakettle with' u rag
run through n bole to preveut leaking.
No girl likes to ask- for repairs, awl
oftentimes the mistress it tub careless
to look well after the little things for
her kitchen. Also' let the girl's sleeping
room be a pleasuut, attractive place.
Alauy a horse has better quarters for
rest than servants have. Look well to
the comfort of the servants. If nut ap-
preciative at first they may learn to be
so. -New York Journal. ,
YOUR MQUTH.
Tenets It to aa11e nail Keep Away the
Cynical Linea.
It fs Ruskin who points out that I1)
the human race alum. the mouth Is a
mark of beauty and may be wade to
eouvey a great deal of expression even
though the lips are 'lieut.
The curve of a wornatis lips can ex -
preen, oh, so much! There Is the proud
mouth, the cynical mouth, the sensual
mouth. the cruel .mouth. !Ape that
tremble can tell more of grief than
many a spoken word. Lips that smile
can Illumloate a whole household.
As a mode of expression the month
has ever beau a te1111g factor. As n
mark of beauty the mouth eau be cul-
tivated. It needs no beauty doetor's
art to train 1t to pleasant (lupe. Teach
It to smile. Refuse to let It nettle into
hard, cynical linen. Give It the uplift
and serenity that speak more plainly
than words of peace and etreneth, say,
Home ('hat. By deliberate training the
mouth can be made one of the most
telling, most attractive. features of a
personality. '
LAUNDRY LINES.
Cold rain water and soap will re-
move machine greaee.
If clothes are hang on the line neatly
and smoothly much labor will be eared
when the time fur homing comes.
Two potatoes grated In u basin of
warm water wit/ give better results
than soap In washing delicate flannel
or woolen goods, ribbons, etc.
If books Sod eyes have rusted white
goods, put the garment Into weyeer In
which has been dissolved a lit cream
of tartar and bull for a few Minutes.
Beeawax and atilt will 'wake runty
flatirons an clean and smooth as glass.
Tie a lamp of Wee 1A n rag. When the
Irons are hot rn 'then. first with the
wax rag, then s6ur with a cloth nprin-
kled with gar
When welishingeblark teork•IOgs take
care that fresh water be 1141441, both for
washing and rinsing, and thug avoid
harfirg the stockings eover.sl with lint,
tch 114 sometimes the cries• when they
are. 'clothed 10 the same wetter used for
white cloehe..
The oTeaperaaenl" T
Sometime,. you bear a wum:el offer
aM an excuse for her faults, "it Is my
tetuperameut " Du you not kuuw• that
the perver'ious of a tempermeut are
110E the temperament Itself? There
never was a temperameut that bad not
Its good as well as Its 4.511 possibilities.
The teeth le that we Inherit our tem-
perament [lith Its natural p(erverslone.
Ind It 154 dor tmeinees 1n life to sltbke
off tho per4er.toas to order that s.0
may and the veritable temperament
itself end that it may carry 1174 on truly
to the. best work,that such a tempera-
ment can do. If all who have evened
theme elves for selffehneee and evil be -
ranee of the "artiste! temperatneot"
had ireeognlzed thnt they were really
excol:ing the pervereloui of their tem-
pera; nent and not the temperament It-
self much nee(Ilesa pain and sorrow
mlgllt have been arolded.--',tmerican
Mag azlne.
Carla. a Paaper►d Pet.
Al very Never veterinary, had a aye
tent all 1:1s own. \t'hrn belreeetred au
ori fed toy dog he would consign blur
to a distrsed brick oven with n crust of
Man ad, an onlon•and an old boot. When
lite. dog begun to gnaw the bund the
anti Ions meetr114 wee Informed that
hen darling w'is "do;ngitcely." When
1t n )mmen4e41 operations on the onion
woe ,1 wn1 lent Met the feet was "Ile
Ode dly better," but when the nninlnl
tact ,IM the Moot any lady «•111 1)TStiflr,l
to • hear that Her preciot,s pet was
"re (47 to be • removed."
THE teARKET?.
Liverpool taohence Closed Chioaist
Wheat Future? Clop Higher -Live
Steak -The Latest Quotations.
Aluu':ar evete a. Abs. 4l,
Liverpool a5}nd [ire lrrlUak rxcbluge* w4,u
closed. *0-440.
At Chicago, SepteWt.r w'1'rat cloar4
higher their Vetoed,), September euro
higher, sue septemter 14:.1. a.,' higher,
WINNIPEG OPTIONS.
At Winnipeg uptlou 'market today, 11114
full°aloe w'r4'e tier eluelas wheal 4uuta-
taous; -tug„.,c hid; Oci., 72'.4;
714..c bed,
THE VIJIILE SUPPLY.
A ug.d, 01. July 'Ju. Ott. Aug.2,'445.
Wheat ....29,Mit .lNr 25, 141,wa) 1:1 Teroucert.0 5,vl-14i A,*151,.UU 4, w
cert. 7111,4*)
outs 4,617,040 4,27130) 5.390.7W
During the week wheat lucrea1ed
00o bushel*; cern decreased 771.000 bushel*,
and oat* Iuere•a-ed : t17,(4e, bn'hrli.
LEADING WHEAT MARKETS.
3144). Dec. atty.
New York Trak .1425, bt"4
Detroit 7444 76% ..
ht. Louie Ile% 1L4. 754*
Alluneapugs 714. 73ge 77a.
'1'ulydu 739, Ida` $• )h
Duluth 73 731, 77l
NEW YORK DAIRY MARKET.
New fork: Aug. 0.-Butter-Flrul.;r; re.
...lets, 8640. Street price : Extra cr4Jw-
ery, 224. Ufflclal prlcra ; Creamer!". vow•
wee to retro, 17.• to 22e; rrrovated, 101.41
thou to extra, 13')1 to 117,ac; w4' fac-
tory, 40w111911 to eltra,..13c to 171•; western
Imitation creamery, extras, 19*; firsts, 174
to 17%c.
1'betee-Statute; rectelpvU, (156: state, full
cream. Tarp. fancy, laeee de., fair to
good, 11i• to 11544; du.. swa1). flukey, 11'.4';
do., fair to good 14-,44 to 114: du., luferior,
fk to 1Ur; do., 'Muni. 1' to 4'4e.
I:ygs-Steady; reveipts, 10,629; ',tate.
Peuusylvaaia gird nearby. fancy. selected,
white, 24e t0 211'; do„ choler. 22.• to 20;
du. lulled, extra. 42e to 23e; western arts,
1.,- to 11.5.44; do, seconds, 164,c to 171,c.
CATTLE MARKETS.
l ably. t.ebaag,d-!legs Fleeter at
Uafalo, Easier nt Chicago.
I.if,dou Aug. 6. --cattle are quoted at
114., to 124 per Ib.; refrigerator Leet. 4''.c
per Ib.; ',beep. d 41, 14c to It, per lb,
TORONTO JUNCTION LIVE STOCK.
Toronto, Aug. S. -Receipts of Ilse
stuck at the lJnlon Stuck Yards 'were
1_1 carloads, composed of 2416 cattle,
6 hogs. 176 sheep and lambs, 24 calves
and 20 horses.
£al,ortera.
• Pikesrauged 141 flow 64.21 au.11755.
the bulk' going tit 54.(k) to 64.75, 'spurt
belle ranged ,,t from 63.50 to 44.21 per
cwt.
■
■tchers.
There wee out u lig supply of butchers'
cu4111• and prices tar the best lots fairly
held their 0w14. Best butchers gold at 6425
40; 04,41141.1 1)t 43.1:0 to 64; young,
t1,1'.,..,5.111:4: row. sold ut *1;.50 11),813.75; cummua
I 92.:44 to 5-: p.1 ,wI.
allIck Craws.
'!'re were w1), 11111. b cow. of good to
•bollqual:ty, wbll*1 told at 953 to 858
- Veal Calves. '
, Prices ter s,.11 .,�.,. .:Nle easy at 115 to
1; ],l4' 1141
aheeir stud Lavabo.
Extort en_4e 1..111' t...:44ws
er:44 cwt. for erre
,/
9,4,50 to *3.7'. t •: t., k Iambs sold at
!,: l0 44.25 per ca 1
ansa.
7'h, few bug, 71,,: erre offered sold at
f;. 1.5 p,) (wt.
MONTREAL LIVE STOCK.
tluutreul,A.1g. 0.-1MIwclal,l-rable1 from
1.1sarpu0l- 1)u .'auudiau kettle were ,teed,
0: 114,'-, While r4nch.•r1 were lower at 4(944
tv lu'.c. Luudou cables were easier and
!sc lower, at 111yc but in some cases they
were quoted at 12c. 1Hmaud tar 44 ('1111
freight for this week's shipment hes berm
good, but there 1s 110 apace 11.I be had o1)
sccuubt 44'tbrte Tarp terrying vessels bav-
lug met with a, .141euts: therefore they
Wilt not Sall en their -advertised date'. Ms -
ports last wee► were 3259 cattle. Receipts
today were 1301 caul,. "50 mllch cows, MO
ebeeie and Iambs. lrs) calves 10U1 bogs.
Tire market tar hog, was weaker, owing to
1m:reseed enppll.'s, end weak cable advices
a, (•aneeliu 4,81044• Priers dec11oed 164
to 254•. le1111 sale, of selected lob st 97,71
to 68.10. and lower grades at 67.25 per 100
11,,., weighed off cals. The excessive slap -
ply of cattle lu meal but weather, mud
Ohne so eon*. p.•ople err absent from the
.i•y, bad a drpreselug effect on prices,
w•aL'h de••Ilure) 4..' per Ib, all round. Near-
ly halt of the cattle were 'not sold. Prime
,.'..i sold at 4%c to 5c per Ib.; pretty
good cattle, 3',c to 4Ie4', and the common
*reek, 2',e to 81•.4, 5111th cows sold it
s25 to 155 each. e'r.Ivrs sold et #2.41.0 to
111 each. Sheep Sulo 1)t 34.,.• to %c pee
IL.; Iambs nt 92.75 to $3.25 each.
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.
Fast buffalo Aug. (1 -Cattle -Receipts,
2,2l*1 heed; fa111y •.•thee mid meetly to me
btglaer; pram, steers. 95.0) to 8; shlpplug.
F4.6:, to 45.:.0; but• bers, ' to 15,40;
44'1[,4'14, 932:, to F•. I0a s, 4:1 to 94 50;
butte 92.75 to 64.25; eh ars led feeder,,
92.50 Jo 54; stuck netters, 12 25 to 52.:44;
s 94"10
nd sprlu4ters 1(44417 1)u guo(I;
sio en rosy oo y nn.uo0: 1144 to 630.
II ,--- e,elpt.,, 14'... heed; fairly active;
Sher; heavy. 90.75 to 441,90; mix-
ed, $6 95; plea and light )orkers,
97 to 147.10: rough., 65.75 to $5.80; stage.
14.214 to ll*; dairies, 96.60 to 16.80.
Sbee p a,d Lambs - Receipts. 494.0 heed:
settee: withers 2144 higher; others steady;
lulu(fs, $5.50 lo 9'J: yearllugl. 4tl'to 46.50;
withers, 1575 to 16; ewes, 44.75 to 45.25;
sheep, wiled, 53 to 45.511. r
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK.
New fork, Aug, 0.--Beeves-Recelpts,
4321; steers steady: common grades slow;
bull, and cows dull and 10c lower; com-
mon to choice steers sold at 94 to 95; bulls,
51.141 to $:1.2u: rown, 61.25 to 94; dressed
beef dull at 0%1 to 91 per Ib„ (00104011
western beet as low ■e 57444.
Carreto-- Recelpte 3700 bead; veal. la tale
demand ■ed steady; araesere and butter-
milk* 2:e lower; all sold; veils sold at 66
to 97.60; gra sod butteranllk', 7263 to
63 : ); pity dressed veils at ea to' 44c:
.,n•utry dreseed armed nominal at Sc to
lie.
sheep sod Lambe --Receipts, 10.39e; sheep
steady; common and medium lambs steady:
Prime end rbole" du., 10c to 164 higher;
rarer. sold at 5.1 to $.1; lambs at 96 to 97.21;
one ear et $9.37%.
hogs-Re"Hpts, Wit::.: market arm to foe
blither; state ,1441 Pennsylvania Lugs sold
at *7.10 to 97.25.
• CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
litm1go, Aug, 6.-('attle-Receipts, 23.-
'410; I11st 10e to 15c• hither; °there Serail):
common to 'es, 43.144) 10 :Q:
cow•1, 62.75 to prime 44.50;stebetrters. 12.1N l , 646..2..25;
Imne. Y2 to 64.:45; tithes, $:4 to 90.75; Mock-
ers •nd feeders. 42 to 34.50.
110(1 _Ite„ipte W UX; bret.11ght, *retitle;
old 5e lower; (hodc4 to 'aline. Levy, 80.40
to 6635; mldhnu to Ruud, hese y, 46.10 to
en. 35; betcbere weight,, 80.45 to 46.70:
good In ebote.•. heavy, mixed. 48.10 to 96.35;
paekl044 65.:41 to 9(1.25,
.eery sod -Limbs Receipts, 20.000:
strong: *beep. 11.25 to 51:60: yestlluge, 16
to 66.25; lambs. 14; to 97..45,
CHEESE MARKETS,
',lod*ey, Any. 41 The Victoria Cheese.
Ituard met here today: 17110 boxes were
lw.nled: half of wblch went 'to Mtrill
I.•sple et 11 11-1614: the below, was divided
b.•twert, Mr. (frown and Fl,vellem, Ltd, nt
114,.. The bidding rnlomrored at 111, the
board adjourned for two weeks.
King Edward Gives Cup.,
London. Aug. 7.-- King 1:dwnrd h .s
presented the New York Yacht flub
with a beautiful sliver gilt cup.
We like best to call
SCOTT'S EMULSION
a food because it stands so em-
phatically for perfect nutrition.
And yet in the matter of restor-
ing appetite, of giving new
strength to the tissues, especially
to the nerves, its action is that
of a medicine.
SCOTT & 1..4 foeOMNI. C4**4 fa
T gas. ,fie 114.2•1 We
1 Mhr arb.
Cool and
comfortable
Everything yon need in the shape of ,Iln11111.1'
lt'(';tr to make you fool cool and comfortable.
CANVAS HATS S .RAW HATS
WASH VESTS COLLARS WASH TIES
OUTING SHIRTS, etc., at
MCLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors, Furnishers, Clothiers, Hatters.
North side Court 11onsta Square, Goderieli.
19014 Ager t 5511.114'..
Nur cn.lunl sLl.•. ils'intinite variety.
1906
Canadian National Exhibition
AUG. 27 TORONTO SEPT. 10
ONTARIO
LARGER, MORE INSTRUCTIVE AND MORE ENTERTAINING THAN EVER
ART LOAN EXHIBIT
HORSE AND CATTLE EXHIBIT
POULTRY and PET STOCK EXHIBIT
AN UNEQUALLED
Mngnill ant 1.d41rvttion:a Exhibit of Professes of Manufacture in new
Ii11u14,1001 Huilding.
The Vilest Program 41f Ahnl.w1)euts Ever ['reedited, Including
•' IVANHOE," with expert Titters, brought expressly from England.
HiS MAJESTY'S HOUSEHOLD BAND OF THE LIFE GUARDS will
play twee- daily on the Wand I'laza (free), II (1.111., end .p 1..1111.
No 110o-411111. (tnn,uli:ul will oris., this 1:xhihit nt.
• - • TO avoid the green crow(' conte first week.
Fur all information apply to
Lieut. -Col. J. A. McGILLIVRAY,
1'4',•-1410111.
nit :11 cmc
J. O. ORR.
Mettager and 44oeretarv,
cit) Hall, Toronto. Oat.
'PHONE
56
U. MILLAR CO. °•.•°
MuslinsMuslins
Muslins
On Saturday we will start our first sale of Muslins
and we have marked them all at prices that are sure
to please the purse.
1st LOT
9'lle (hli(e of all 1144'
very. beet Moraine that.
wphl f • :Cs• 141 e]
Vise Male price 5C
Saturday will
end LOT
Thr Muslims that we
ha %••• sold all through
the Mswlnl nt ,Me'
to :OW. made 'wive ■tart.
3rd LOT -
A collection of Mus•
limn. Mu*lin de Melee, etc.
All Iowa 11441 big s.•Ilers
nt. 1761• :mai :7F'1
Yale price �'2C
also start the clearance of all our
Ladies' Ready-to-wear Wash Suits.
11'esll .oils in 11011 R4'4'y tw1•,1 PRPrts, 'There ere only 2.75
at few' of 1111.41• mein. left, were *471, 11411' price J
Your choice of '1 /IV of her WA Al Snit for R12.241,
Dress,Linens Dress Linens
N.• 1134,• ;Rani* 11 pi.•rry Dress Linen, 1!es. seas41n'M pnwlllc_ 214
1111r1 ,mA 111011eto retail at iib• to :0).•.`ro
•, be !mire, per yard,
\1'4. have •,1 ill a few left r1f the P,tra..ds we report keel 11tut, week and these we
Imre lnntked *1 price. that toe sere 411 4'1.(1:1i.e ,t spr,sly (le,tr*11e41.
Sample Curtain and Carpet Ends.
\\'e have jest, received :4frnell.•r'' snn'pl.' lot 141 Curt nit. and Carpeb
end,. end them. we will put on eerr Saturday sterling,
P S6NE Mil lar's Scotch Store PHONE
elm
ROOFING,
HEATING,
PLUMBING,
REPAIRING
OF
ALL KINDS
EAVESTROUGHING,
WE have had long experience in this branch of
the tininess :old N'ill lteraous'11' superintend
the N'ol'k of t11i44 t1*'. i 'tlnent. We WIII t'lltll'avob'
to make it PLEASANT and PROFITABLE
for. youto turn dour trade this No trouble
way.
to furnish on any 01 the :thole lines. 11 you
notice anything in the following list that you
might 1'etlllil'e, 1Ve ha\'t' prices that will interest you.
Page Wire Fencing, Page Wire
Gates, Graniteware of every
description, Lawn Hose, Glass,
Aluminum Ware, Galvanized
Pails, Elephant Pure White
Lead, Elephant Pure Mixed
Paint, Imperial Portland Cement,
Galvanized Black Iron Pipe,
Building Paper, Ready Roofing,
Gasoline, Galvanized Wash
Tubs, Canadian and American
Oil, Machine and Cylinder Oil.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
Paulin's Hardware
Store 'Phone 57 House 'Phone 177
laliamilliMilligillgr
19014 Ager t 5511.114'..
Nur cn.lunl sLl.•. ils'intinite variety.
1906
Canadian National Exhibition
AUG. 27 TORONTO SEPT. 10
ONTARIO
LARGER, MORE INSTRUCTIVE AND MORE ENTERTAINING THAN EVER
ART LOAN EXHIBIT
HORSE AND CATTLE EXHIBIT
POULTRY and PET STOCK EXHIBIT
AN UNEQUALLED
Mngnill ant 1.d41rvttion:a Exhibit of Professes of Manufacture in new
Ii11u14,1001 Huilding.
The Vilest Program 41f Ahnl.w1)euts Ever ['reedited, Including
•' IVANHOE," with expert Titters, brought expressly from England.
HiS MAJESTY'S HOUSEHOLD BAND OF THE LIFE GUARDS will
play twee- daily on the Wand I'laza (free), II (1.111., end .p 1..1111.
No 110o-411111. (tnn,uli:ul will oris., this 1:xhihit nt.
• - • TO avoid the green crow(' conte first week.
Fur all information apply to
Lieut. -Col. J. A. McGILLIVRAY,
1'4',•-1410111.
nit :11 cmc
J. O. ORR.
Mettager and 44oeretarv,
cit) Hall, Toronto. Oat.
'PHONE
56
U. MILLAR CO. °•.•°
MuslinsMuslins
Muslins
On Saturday we will start our first sale of Muslins
and we have marked them all at prices that are sure
to please the purse.
1st LOT
9'lle (hli(e of all 1144'
very. beet Moraine that.
wphl f • :Cs• 141 e]
Vise Male price 5C
Saturday will
end LOT
Thr Muslims that we
ha %••• sold all through
the Mswlnl nt ,Me'
to :OW. made 'wive ■tart.
3rd LOT -
A collection of Mus•
limn. Mu*lin de Melee, etc.
All Iowa 11441 big s.•Ilers
nt. 1761• :mai :7F'1
Yale price �'2C
also start the clearance of all our
Ladies' Ready-to-wear Wash Suits.
11'esll .oils in 11011 R4'4'y tw1•,1 PRPrts, 'There ere only 2.75
at few' of 1111.41• mein. left, were *471, 11411' price J
Your choice of '1 /IV of her WA Al Snit for R12.241,
Dress,Linens Dress Linens
N.• 1134,• ;Rani* 11 pi.•rry Dress Linen, 1!es. seas41n'M pnwlllc_ 214
1111r1 ,mA 111011eto retail at iib• to :0).•.`ro
•, be !mire, per yard,
\1'4. have •,1 ill a few left r1f the P,tra..ds we report keel 11tut, week and these we
Imre lnntked *1 price. that toe sere 411 4'1.(1:1i.e ,t spr,sly (le,tr*11e41.
Sample Curtain and Carpet Ends.
\\'e have jest, received :4frnell.•r'' snn'pl.' lot 141 Curt nit. and Carpeb
end,. end them. we will put on eerr Saturday sterling,
P S6NE Mil lar's Scotch Store PHONE