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GOOERICH TOWNSHIP.
MIINUAY, July 12th.
1)KATH--WF-•-M1tlA 1B9'Y2tY.-Tint_
death of Miss I.Izzie Lowery, which
occurred o11 the lilt inst., after a long
and trying illness, war nut unexpect-
ed, but is the cause of deep regret to
her relatives and friends. She leaves
her neither and two brothers, John 11.
and l'hrirtopher S, The funeral ser-
vices were conducted by Rev. W. 11.
Uunlwr.
EAST WAWANOSH.
F'HIUAv, July I)th.
Ldiriru-1IKtttlltKtwN. -A quiet lout
pretty wedding was suletunized at the
burn. of Mr. and Mrs. tie.). llrndet•rsnl
un 1Vednerday• June Jath, when their
pins.. Miss Lily, Henderson.- was
united in marriage to Jae. I.e•itch of
SVhitechur1h, hy Rev. W. 11, (:ewgwr.
Promptly at 5 the bridal party em
tered the parlor to the strain, of the
Luhengrin bridal chorus played by
Mira Minnie Nethery, of Helga''....
The bride hooked very pretty in white
lawn tr. ed with valeurieuurd lace
and insertion and carried u bouquet of
carnations. After the ceremony lir
guests sat down to a plums* wed-
ding repast served on the lawn. The
bride's travelling soil WAN of blue pop-
lin with sick waist to 11)14 (eh. Mr. end
Mrs. Leitch will reside at White-
church. '--
WEST WAWANOSM+:
Sr. HELKN+, Jun :'s,
TowNruww Cuurn (t.. -Council- met
as per adjournment. Members all
present. Reeve Medd in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting confirmed as
read un :notion of Messrs. Wilson -And
Watson. The treasurers statement
showed balance on hand of 16.x5.25.
lietwived and filed on motion of
Nessni, Watson and Wilson. A by-
law war passed granting the tight to
the North Huron Telephone ('owpsn
teereet- poles and wit .tbtt-
ways of the township, Conned
Aitcheson voting nay. he wanting
the matter left over for consideration.
ohs Plucker paid $.i to treasurer for
bridge timber. Cheques were la-
- -s0. • to the amount of /shout *424 in
ent of accounts. Council fel-
jou to meet} on July :lath at 1
o'clock W. 4. 31teHo)Tta. Clerk.
AUBURN.
AL'BI'RN GCSE. now. A. ROWEItToN, t rlet W. .1300.1liee0 .Nin
lien at nvnonable Is,.. N'1E1.1. ij1-111•10n 1.11.
111P I. iv,N10:TION
Tv DAT, July 13th.
HAT CROP LInIIT. (laying is pro-
gressing very well in his locality, but
on the whole it will a very light
crop.
Pneran .`to ry)R APPLE 'nt)I•,-An-
ticipating a large crop of 'plea this
year. the James Young E., to pro-
cured a carload of loupe 1 week
and intend making their stave into
barrels.
CHURCH NuTE1. -l1, F. It I • r
prea-hed in the Presbyterian chink.
last Sabbath. The layggen's mission-
ary movement Osa lib thrum
Poet. J. 1.. Small, ..f Itlyth, will
occupy the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath.
Rlntvu Two Hoes The town-
ship of Colborne 1.. dI tufting the
uaestion whether • _man c Delve two
masters : whether officers brad-4Hr=*
pkyees of the Electric road c n attend
to the township business in t • coml.
cit. Both divine and human 1 for-
bids it. Never mind as long no-
body says anything. The two hu
will Iw ridden.
HERR AND THERK. --Mrs. Jame
Howitt and her grand.langhter, Mise
Richmond, left Iset week for a trip to
the Northwest, visiting friends
A large number of the Orangemen and
friends visited Clinton last Munday,
taking part in the celebration 114 the
anniversary of the Battle of the
Boyne James Hutwit4, of the
11th concession of Nutlet t, treateel his
bears to s new cost of ahingfrs last
week Rev, Mr, Jones W111 169 ab-
sent the next two Sabbaths. His ',pi-
pit will he supplied.
THE LATE C. 1IRIAVio. the death
of Conrad lferwig, which oC(1111 41 tm
June ait4 , removed an old and re•-
appeeccted resident of the village. Mr.
Helwig was horn in tiertnany sixty.
five years ego and carne to this coun-
try when a young roan. After a few
years at Berlin. Ont., lit• clone to
Auburn, where he conducted a tailor-
ing business. He was a Mall of high
principle and sterling inleglity, a
member of the Evxngelicsl de llmina-
tion. His widow, two .rima t al;`ot
Lucknsw, and Ed., of Auburn -and
three daughter. .are ive.--,--The, lunar
took place to Hall's cemetery on the
1st Inst„ the services being conducted
hy Rev, K. F. Hoist.
fence, The b:chclt'1' volition is a ser-
ious one, which hits occupied the
minds of the gt,.alest statesmen of
the age. b r- -b*- l+t+rwiame =Wide*,
what would the world do, will l
theist ? What ! has • friend for-
gotten that he himself was ,1 Lathy
once, whtrw wlud.• 1, lir rather his
time month, was Wittily eegaged in
extracting ueolar fr his big ter, We.
I werll feeding tithes. As we 1111 Hot
know Whe Ile c.u•resp lent is. WI.
ran only kW -11116e that he has tarn in-. vurudult 4u.1 dub 11/:„.114, rw•.tiil. wilt be
gltuu ter:uuuouls tslime. (LAIN Ks F:Iw+Alt. The (ulluWln
spired 4)• 1•141 lir rein rrwuky olduccuunl will be inlets...ling t Dun
+l*:
DUNGANNON. leidnek In the'aftermN)n, followed Ill Ayer's Hair Vigor, new Im-
1 Stops Hair
Falling
((t A. Nl•:1V'l'O\, 111' STIS'I', .('('t f w i II I' r will te. p)� rt n tlh
11'. NUM'. -At1 usury day uxc.,. '1'hury 1
�'•)'- A'rat+.. ly/or nt[ru[ftltx(44)4 hlNutllnu-, 4y114011)1ge• 1Awm. 111 adr1i111N1 111441.
etc. , belles niton ao. ('row,, a1Nl brltlKu our'1(14':Tt-TI!n.?tirp---ttlt•-4t,H,.K;,.r, aW'--4 $-)
isle, Afuwinutu 1 141w.1lou-bru:tkn weak
ed.
s' • Peel" hr IIH 4)x..,'41 1444,1 aN1.i0t 141 t 4
H.- You eau ,d way. harm yymt w or k uuu•h
hurl. .• delis nm the dental naive -moot time.' Pui'Erani: •Itev. I1, III wet s, Stearin I!
proved formula, will certainty
• stop failing of the hair. indeed,
we believe it will always do this
unless there Is some disturb -
better facilities fur du4ns the work, mors cutis• , chairman of the (bidet via diairict. w11e
hatable fur lho unbent- ' will to side ; Rev. .1,• K. Putti, Luck
ltT0TICE...:Titt( i.OVAI. A(lKN(4Ynow, chairman of the %Vinghaul 44441
1N lis llua41&1l11W1 tor The eh/unit- at rhos I'o.t' 1114'4. R,•v. '1'. H. Sawyer and Itev,, 4V
Omer mos and sovieuery !item• whore l,
oldens will be rw lvud fur sithseriollell•, tui un Wx\'.
+ Ince of the general health.
• Then,a constitutional medicine
, may be necessary. Consult
your physician about this.
g ()13.-3 not chona,. the color of the hair.
bt•helor4 (if he is not unit hinlsei( or IVr:uvss11.\v, July 44th, tG a1111„Il1,+uh,r,t: The 11181 lege of Mitt
all old Retell whit 01.41 u4qu•w+w•d. With The Iuney 144'11,01$ is at hand and the lLyrma Edgar. 'taught er of Mr, and Mae
the heat of the dug -.Illy.., desp,•ndenl yield pis umlnuts to lie large. J:ti`ne, K,1gar, I2t11 conees.iuu, ('ulcus
over the um.ucersst%Il 1'e.n11N lir apply- Jack' Ruls•rta tuna 11 culler in „lir to ,1 t1,u'. H. 44 tin.•,, of Ilan*lllllwl,
ing Ayer's Iluir Vigor. de•...wiring of vill•(g'• yest•rduy ev19uin4(, %;.w cclebrteted :11 1 h Innate 111 het
.tIuI .,a iolt any, lribi,ya 111 :heir Oitj14. - !MRO Ada H,r,ati, of (iexlerieh. s )0444 Inn, 1,1, on 1lie .•/1.1111 4 el' June'.rtrI
turd having no interest in birds (which t I a o', Io, k. R'•t. TL 11�tx)n,
IN a great deH•aeney). To these Nall `It11t'Wt) al her burn. he•ta•.
relebttes, probably a • of tourpro-
duetions Int\v hod the tauue etfeet 104
u red rug to a made IN)viIU•. Again,
mar fti.ud, jndgiog by • produc-
t' give s ns-eresiit fur hawing a
"distracted and.1irsipatetl mind." in
that cele he should hastily warn the
editor of The F.'4p.r e.a 114' our wad con-
dition, as that pent mage. Siligentty
copies the said product ons from The
Signal almost week hy 'week, into hie
raper. A wood to the wise is suf-
11.1u1nt.
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ti,oteni, ,4li,•iutt41 111 11119 111-19/149111911u
Sirs.'l'hus. 4h11111x)', of (14wlrrich, 1. 0.44441 ••o.• 411)44(4(1 el ger..t it. The wed
a guest at the Mailuugl liuuse. ding tit itch was played Ly Miss 'initis
-Miss Edna Pentland will teach at llrlrin, The bride. who Was twat -
s. 4. No. :it, Colborne, next term. I tended, %tots given away by her fatties
BENMILLER.
441.1alf1,t,EH Hn4KP,a, --Q.1it• 11 nn11.1-
4N11• of people from thisueigllls., bind
spent the glo1141114 Twelfth ill Carl-
ton *a. A. 13, Totter and
daughter, Hair, arrived froze th.•
Went on Thu shay and are now visit-
ing at the tote of Mai. Potter's
L4.111.' , Jesse - il.dhill ' Mrs. A.
Heddle left on . Uuday on a villin. 119
TIFF -110141h 4hIPr ire Mtcbiga,r Th
parsonage yottl • dk are all home
spending their holidays, Mita Olive
and hAr two l'rothers arriving from
the West last Tuesday.
MINS ityam, of London, fe.4w'nding a 1 1(11,i during lin 4:614u10uy the ram -
few nay') miller the parental roof. 1 41 Jot Mg parties stood under an mail
. 1, a\','1'g. ,.erlN l ,.r/11'ilte: 1t'llh 1 ., N•
rich, scent Sunday in our pillage. 'The i1' 01113, 4 dl'ea$ w4its .If while Pet'siun
Il lrry I „mtg and war. , of 4 loth,.! 1 1 1 et•s.
Misr Ida tVhyard stunt a eounlr of Lmwtl 1111. $Ii wtlll while Lu•I au11
days thio week 141111 f(irnds in OuJ•,- I iu-.•r;inn. 4he r:0. (444 :► IN,t1)uet of
rich• t_A.sea, ca mations and no dolenhuir
4....414 lluesrs wet.' pre.riit. 1 St.
1)'.nttld M., evin dt•ty.' to Clinton Marys, Itnfvnrld. %Vrox.•t.'r aund Fotd-
M d with
f l)
nn . un 14y wt 1 is party o ..urge- wish. A ter the e•n,joyliwnt of a
Fold -
1114.41. j ttstefull)' aro togged 1 •brow the
.-vaso. aril ('bit.I1L+r,ts strict the ev011iu4 pleasantly
drru,ite visiting 1(t the home of his with wus1.:and 111 so,4.1 luterronrse
parents. - Among many lois,)- 11141' presents to
J. 3.' Slullutlgh ;and tV. wrilil...lgh the bride w;iaa gull w atria :and chain,
Mulea trip to Grand (Lend 011 SIM. -u
the gilt ..f the g•'nl.
day lust. NILE.
.Diss Carrie Milligan, who has been
teaching at 1)arhlvood, is hone. for• Tut ta)o%v, .duly
the vxcat' ,TTor:(:.'tinr:N PARTY.- The spaciuue
Another iucrense in population -,t_ (uwu a4 41.' h11tne ,1f SL. and /I"'girl this time. Dick' wears a very l'W• (1',.;„ ort-• 4.1,,1 a vwy U••siy
pleas:int smile. and pretty scene last cycning, the
Jews,. Mountain and wife atl+'ndesl occasion bring the garden party moiler
M.. l lie the auspices of the Epworth league
township, oil 4atortlxy last. " Methodist chis. h. �t wt4e �t
delightful evening. and (whole troth-
- %Vilsuu and wife, of (lode- reed from all dir•ot' from Lurk.
now, :'ort Albel t. Dungannon, Car-
low :04 ! tioderieb, as well us from the
e11trnUy iunne+l144eiy surrounding.
Ref: edunenta Were served At. tables
On the 1.6611 and thee• Wailers Were
;rept- 1141wy until a Etre 1 attending
to 1 111 mrg%uo'sts. - A Iib, std program -of
mo:m--WiU33-iurntslielt- by the Black
Miss Mar) ilarkley WITTTx rhe new stWu•ul'r•brsttLLati �i_911-el't1'll and was
f.:uhrr 0.l Cedar 4'x44.)'; following metal enjuywl. T.'' ptia•ee11s 191 the
Miss Mona\(•alter, woo has x0)4444 •d. "mmg aunoulrtrtl tO nlNnnt 11uG.
Mrs. O. M. Woods returned t,I Gude- - yy4EliTFI'ELD.
✓ ich yesterday rafter x visit here. She . ITEM/ July lath.
Was accotnpanle•d by Miss Urals Hrrb- jl,tn in McDowell visited SL lielrui
rets.
Miesea Laurette Roach, Elva John-
,
friruds uStan
day.
4day.
stun, Margaret Ryan 1(11,1 Edith 'Fre- will 4cI)uwell has hero unfortunate
leaven visited friends in Clinton lawn in 4.-4'g+l 44huIlle t•n11 tht•ough .•+iek-
Week. nes'
t3AVFIELU.
Turssoty. July 13tH.
I'PNsuN.u.- Mrs, (Albert. of Strat-
ford, and her noire, Miss Thistle, are
.4144n41ir+K a few we'e'ks at the 41,1113.' of
Mrs. J. Campbell The Misses Mon-
teith, of Stratford, are 'hog at
the home of Mrs. Spackman....... Rev,
N. Show ami s .. 4-baw. lit lLltmuud-
vide, arrived unTsirsday Pvicehing to
speed their vac:ttinn 4m Westminster
grove.
Clic Run Notes. Rev. Mr. Horne.
Toronto, general secretary of the
Upper Canada Tract and tlm.k Mo:
c4e(yy. gave a splendid address last
Sabbath evening in the Preabyte•rian
church,- Rev. Mr. Condell ad -
deemed the Orange Lodge on +iahhath
morning last. A Targe tier n( th.•
members of the Society were perta•ut.
The afternoon boa un Mrs.
44acktuan's pawn on Tuesday ufter-
nown, given -4.y i4te numbers of the
W. 1%. hi. S„ wits :1 great success, the
day being 4lrrfe et anti is Large :mother
present.
COLBORNe:--.--
CA OMW, July tkh.
T..%.sn11•t'Ot'Ne1L.-('olborne
council '.1(4 its regular -meeting. All
the men wt.. present. Moved by
Councillor 'ming, seconded by Coun-
rillur Moser, hat the council *4)114)
two wee.: ins( erne*, and that Jumt•s
Taylor b..IPP ite'd for the Westet•n
division and (:e 'ge itean for the
rastl•tll division ; inspector. to be
paid 762 per day Inc ding horse and
rig. ('allied. The .1111,wi ng ac-
count*. writ+ passed, v , : William
McWhinney and A. 1' arch, three
1 yN with team drawing It ober from.
E 'lot 1's still, (bidet 'eh t unship,
*lo tirlw+u McLurty. gra .4litlg,
i(31 ; Nelson McLarty. lepairin • cal -
vert, lis• days with team and sir
day dm [ling, $18.511: (Tittles Al
work on Valterl' hull, 1147.544 ; Thos.
McPhee, wk - on sidrr..:ul. $143 ;
Aldir, work 'n 1%'altt'rs' hill, $7.'':
Alis• t M.t.k. inspecting.. it:4 : Shur
:\Ilia, work lin Walter.' hill, qui
J tt •s Feagan, arty routs graver,
$1 ; .1, J. Fisher, 11111 curds. gravel.
Olio ; flair Walters, wr.l•k 11n Walters
1i01, 71617) ; J061111t A in, colvett. and
1111.4 •. ring, $7.5tl t 4 tn. lappet t,
woe k ort tt'aite's' bit *41 ; Wm.
Mitche44, repairing enlvr and weak
on Wattern' hill, *--t; NV, . Fowler,
work on Walters' hill, :. John
Fowls, Ir., mirk 1111 4V44.114 s' hill,
$11: .lolul Fowler, jr,. (von nit
Walters' hill, *1 ; A011t. Al.4 ell,
work e1, Walters hill 1617.:rn Is r
J.•trkin., 441o:t4ring. two (1111'aat 16.
Win.11ko mak mt W44o'ee: Bill 86 ;
Allain. Mugford, wl',rk on 'Walters
V..si.lo), k
Wallets' hill, *1.2.1 : .I:uncs Whit ,
work on Waiters' hi11. 7117:1'
4V w . 1'1111in.ron, gray.•Iling, dl;
.1 •a Manning, work on \t: ern
hill. *6; Jiiia'ph Carter, itis ting,
$2.2;1: 44440 ('olliusun. get e•Iiing.
$15; Joseph Carter, dit:hin, at cor-
ner, *2184: Jonathan Fritz:• -. clean-
ing 'MO, *3.10 1114. : illian, in-
specting\$1.41 : Marin.' 11 apital, rare
of Adam' Ka[ t6$2,1 i; ('has, C.
Lee, tile, ; ill; R.
SI. Dung, shovel- ,
Ling 1 nt4ie1 s dai in pit $0.'10 ;
htoliert Ellin t. 741 fi•i•t TtSoiTrer.`i
IQ�t:li; Arihur`.MC .•il, grading and
gravelling, $lttih), John Marker, re-
pairing 1unlop'e-ill, *14) 2.'i; John
Harker, grading arid gravelling. *21 ;
Frank McIntyre, train .on grouter one
day. d6:t.:r1 ; i1111119. A.httn', work in
cemetery, $ 4.44:.: 41'1.1. Brindley,
gra/ e11ing,ti:.3,i? 1: \t'In. 44 runglian,
gravel and inspecting, 167": \Vm.
Walter, work On Walter,. 14111.761 i. i:).
A petition wan presented )y .1111111
Wilson, sighed b a large nl nberof
rate Na ye, 11T1iect(ii '
of yen'.
Ontario %Vest Shore Railway
ton the pthlic road between (1111z4er's
hotel and Hortun's blacksmith shop
at. Dunlop, of along 411.• portion of
the highway on said rood inn Col-
borne. 'rhe petition was diecusae.i by
a number of the ratepayer's present.,
and the councillors explained their
position in the !natter, but ,410 action
west taken in regard to the petition.
Moved h y tonneillor McManus,
seconded by Councillor Young, that
tls clerk reply to a communication
froth (rod. McDonald, regarding the
Guelph h (ioderich ]railway honest,
asking the company to put - all cross-
ing. in goal repair and take any
necessary steps to snake the bylaw
legal. Carried. Moved by Councillor
Mc.lanus, seconded by Councillor
Muer, that the council take sl4'PR to
Wring nn Engineer V. M. Roberts to
settle the dif icultiea with Win. Bogie
and H. 11. Horton in regard to proper
watercourses. and that a ropy of thla
resolution be ,ent to I.. E. Dancey.
Carried. The rninl4tes of a special
meeting held et Mr. Pro,uifoot's office,
Ooderich, were read and signed hy
the Reeve and clerk. Adinurn.d to
meet August Pith at 2 of cock p. m.
F. W. Ml'ih)1,A(4H, Clerk. -
LOCHALSH.
TueenA', July 1:1(1.
PERSONAL MENTluv.-Miss Maud
McKenzie, of Detroit, was visiting for
a few days last week lit her father's, It.
144. McKenzie's, 12th concession
Jas, R. McKenzie, who hays been
working for some 1140e at Catnmet
sod other points on the United States
side, arrived home halo week, hale and
hearty and with a considerable
amount of adipose tissue towards the
rel -e10901 extremity Mrs. F. Mc-
Lennan, Mrs, D. A. McIMnafl and
family are sojourning at present in
Ooderi.h, while 1). A. is keeping
bachelor's hall M isa Martha
Charnbwrs, of the Lake -Shore (it•avel,
was visiting atJohn Armottt'ong's and
Jas. Itobli s last week Miss
Rhoda McKenzie, Doti Finlayson 1u)d
Eddie Rohl) hate arrived homelnrt"
holidays after writing on their rxam-
inatione Miss Lilian ('lark has
left for her home at MI. Helens for the
midsummer vacatjon Miss Mar-
garet Armstrong, of'Krollworth San-
itwrium. III., in con•peny with Mrs,
Ban S. McDonald, Huron, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. 1. A. Mnnkman,
Artwri ht Duncan McLe•ol 'is
engaged to work for six months for
Alec Mclennan of the boundary
Dan Rose, of Hemlock City. who is
thinking of subscrihing for The Tor-
onto (}lobar. 1s taking a step in the
right direction. One year's reading
of that solid journal would *0 trans-
form him that he would scarcely
recogSmith aize s d family, of Toronto, are sk-
it/rig Mr*. Smith's parent, Mr. and
Mrs B. T. McKenzie.
ATTENTION, ALLITERATIVE A MRRR-
Elm 4' --The Amberley corrsepondent of
The Ripley Express, who has a fond-
ness for alliteration, appear* to he
slightly irritated with he and then
far the reason that our mind
-Impesn, as alleged h him, to he
whollyo•rmpted with the three
Tt's, vs., haehelora, babies and birds.
Now, even if t.h1e were tate, it dopa
Ant appear to us to be a felonious of -
rich, called on friends here last •week
before leaving for the West.
Will 13eg1e•y, wife and child re-
turned to llauiilten yester.lay after
visiting friends herr for a tench.
Mrs. 44. 'Gibson iind chihtt•1•n re -
tamed to Mitchell yr.atenlay ea4tt.-1!-
isit to Mr. and firs. Jae. (ith•on,
-Airs Clara Stet hers has returned to `I:altltlrl Morton' had 1i very success-
-Airs
Geelerich after a -visit 'to her grand• a wising -tin- Wednesday hist. The
mother. Mr;. Robert Davidson. franc t,f la One -new barn, SIT by R'_, was
Mies liltulys 'Mel. en, of tiodericb. lir• l• d._ __
is spending a few weeks with her .1113).s ited nnud had x houoewwrul-
Krandpxrrnts. 117. and Sirs. g4n. 4'eilay nigh(- iw his- new house
N'hyard. and entertained n IarF • •.14s•r of lir
114vine•srrrice will he young people.•
Presbyterian church %utdxv, July Al let . •urs Clark Tuts been ajijaoihted
llatb, at 11 *. in.. when Rev. !)r: Mc -
to
• the de1m•µate emt 1Vestfleld L•'pwol•tb
Donald 4.111 prrarh, le•agur to the Nt. 'Phomas summer
fti.ls'rt Hasty has sunk a well and school, and Miss L. 1'Antplwll the dele-
is putting up to stable on his list near !:4414' of Donnybrook League.
#140,1sexlirt The crops are looking fairly well
bilins a housewill follow ere lung. *+f 43stnr.
'l
At lir. regular nils muting ow
ay and Sl+nday, Hay, fall wheat
the diree rs of the 1Vr.l if meeting
lanil Peas look like gxl crops; barley
Mutual Fire Insurance (!)Inpany per -and mite are only fair. The fruit given
g oaded .1. NI. Rubo•rts t) remain as 044E..Kew14 prosjNr(q.
retary•t.tea direr for the balance of the In the.absence of Rev. A. E. Jones,
present year, tubo is taking his vacation. thepulpita
of the Auburn circuit will be filled
David lut
ilentlersen brought home lotion Sakti, 1• D. C. Taylor• of
front OolErierichtI 'Tuesday a hand- 1.nekn,1iv, to -tones -is is attending the
soul9 rubb,•r-tirerl buggy. ummer school at Mt. Thomas this
W t*I'._I at'ktsSl.hy rhe uwner'N genial
The new sw„-allil_n[ wStrs.sclnalily, sh,),ld giv.• hila a good •1intcsau.n visexit :4t_eh4rrk1-Twill n___join ----_.__
lead in the twee for the sillies 0.F Dun=
'cannon's fairest damsels:
The Presbyterian ladies are pre-
rinfg their o4ia.itomtry Mos. On
• I'rE..us%',.lnly Iain.
4 Inesday, .t1dy 701, they held a Newsy 4'.uttli)t/oafs,-- S4[as Kate
qui •ng, finishing 11v.• quilt., the band MCI4uir1• i1 vi.,Iing London h'ienda.
moor •rs furnishing the tea. This (VIII- and Mary 2lclnto.h 100011
week t • tf, M. 4. hold •a meeting on Sunday (4it I. ('listen friends.
'1'hutwla aflernoom, linishing six dais,(, 11als•I .std Ellie tt'ils..n, of Ile•
trait, :n,•. %i -long their Colmar!. Mies
The 14110 0, 4un1ay 11 .41 -Alli -tet.. .,..Mrs. E. McGuire
ands .11 dollars in the and .411.. NI., y Aim :SWAIN. left Wast
week for the N. , thwest, 111x. Mc-
Guire- going to E,lulontion and Miss
.4l.4'1t4N' to 1 .11gary finite a
ma mina. of ),msec people in this yetiu-
it)' attended :, p,atty at J •14 Red-
11n..11d•6, 44'..ui, Id, hot Friday night
l rrrr sus'. \Ve 1490 nit t., and 1 'I''t1 has 141, 1144d a good (l nue.
trporl 1 moodier' 4)f,,people Ilona
• death of 1G" II hsnah if: Ytnn .. __ .. .. •...
. n S,wutlay, .Illi) -1rrf, "sifter -1m 41)-
r:a of I wO weeks,• TTI. fmteral took
lint Suod/ay _-tie I►nn44alinon
cel et,'ry, Iter. I..:Tart lett ol1[ciat ing.
A u filer and brother are left to
ttulu•t her death. The sympathy of
the r4. moonily is extentted to the
bereaved.
ST. AUUUSTINE.'
'1'111 ('un,
m••ans III
fernier 's 4KN-k,•ts. 1t r•: • too late to
Influent the hay. which will he a poor
1?t•op this year.' 'f'41 grain, which is
now hauling oat 4)1 , ly, 1uH greatly
irnprnveel. and reports Irina the sm•-
'minding Nonni ry are i:t4ora111••.
APPLE, Mrs A-rTArgr,,.--A new
pest, has nth% ell the -apple (Indiards
and promises to spoil what would
otherwise loe it •-,tel year for apple.
Opinions vary as o just whit, it 1.4.
it code -
Thirty-six Loigcs. Commemorate Battle
of the Boyne There.
special I LI in wit It the I 1 odet
eta • 1011 0001 ly attt•i• 11 o'clock on Nlo on -
day for t he hig 4.•elebt al ion of the
'rivet!) lo at 1 'lint on; l'he ton tt looked
arrhe., bunting and evergreen and an
estimate of th. number 4of visitors
place, it n
Tint •• wet,' 1 linty -six lodges in Ole
Ilia, 101166 161 1111S 01111 live
49 rountao chaplain, Wm. Lewis. ol
Co loon, and t loCal clergy.
'1' • lollowitat Was the order of I he
lodge, Cal lingfoal lodge. NNI
lodge, 191 Purl Hill lodge, 7"7 ;
Mel; winglimo
lodge, 3'21 : Belfast
111 dulph 193 14glie lodge,
24 ; Henson lodge, ; Exeter lodge,
lodge, 4102 ; Perk/till 10dge, 1,1110
to• wnship lodge. :i. 1 ; Colborne lodge,
lodge, 843 ; Seaforth lodge, 791 ; Mum -
:unbolt lodge. tr.N.
A pi ize of stlo wits given to the
Londerittoro' lodge for having 1 he
harmed. inemliet ship in the mart+ ; $5
to 018, Logen, for being the beat
Heal ge Midden and 'W'm. Johnson
were the oldeat member.. present, and
were given specinl prisea.
Fire dollao x to the lodge coming the
farthemt. was wok by WS, (Imam ;
141'4 14411 ; Nile
$.ring -inn 14.4(44.
shv. 011
hers a,
♦•► e.o n,
tn.n 10 6::::\b";417.11::
7
The reason why Aver's Hair Vigor stops
Janine hair is bc_ suse It first destroys the
germs which cause this trouble. After
I this is done, nature soon brings shoot a
full recovery, restoring the hair and
scalp to a perfectly healthy condition,
-Asa. by (C. J. C. Ayer 041.. L..r.U, tea.---.
*3 to 111e last lifer 1 drummer, won
by Willie Mutch.
Special llt•izer 14 Stratford pi4cOlo
band and Lucas lodge for dress.
Ten dullare to the 1)4'.ttife and
dr band Was Vi 011 by Susmnit't•h[Ii
With Uodrr icl• tuwnsbip ua•.•,1md.
How Brussels -Enjoyed It.
Brusi:cls, July. The anniversary
of the Hattie of M. you was celn-
brutal here today to right loyal faith-
- The weather early in the da
was very threitle•ning, but by 9 o'clock
cleated op beaut,l'11',y, 11111 the .•r.w•d
IWK;Im Ili pour in lion 1111 4113$/•1err.
Special trains were run (lien Hart•i-
stou, Kitit'aidine, Palmerston, Lin -
wet el, Stnormal, and also 1141 the 1/411•
dun. Huron k Bowe. Never to the
tu'll'o y 4.1 1110 rown base f bete
.rich :a crowd, the streets Mint! liter-
ally packed. Upwards " t lite y lodges
were in_arte•ndan••t•. _f�3pe+:ial music
was furnished b ,rho Winghliiu and
Ilr.slhagen lands sod the Lueknow
pipe baud. In the afternoon, Iw-
sides uuuteruu, addresses, an inter-
esting game' of baseball was played
between Myth and Lurknow, result-
ing in favor of Iilytb by 8 to t4, The
day's proceedings weresselwought to a
rinse with a genre of teeth:di between
Walkerton and tate local teams. As
this was the final gione• in the in-
termediate series, W. M. A., great in.
teres( Was manifested in it. The
genie, which was keenly contested at
every point, resulted in a victory for
the loral club by a score of 2 to 0.
The winnint of this game brings the
Western cup to Brussels for the fourth
time. L. A. McLaughlin of Strat-
ford referred the game in a most
sat i sfaetory manner.
Dies on Way to Clio ton.
Toronto. July 12. -Last week, Mrs
Taylor. of Portage la Prairie, arrived
in the eit y on her way to make a two
months' visit to her brother, Stewart
Plummer, of Clinton. Miosing her
train connection, and Mrs. Lester S.
Scott. of :i.11 Queen street west, being
a Mem', she decided to remain here for
is few days. She wns apparently in
the best of health, and went over to
the i.land. and elsewhere, with Mr.
Ficiat's family. hitt on Thursday morn-
s her journey to Clinton, she had
it stroke or pdrat3rsts,--- which -rendered
her helpless and uneonscions. Medi -
esti aid was railed, but nothing could
be done for her relief. and she died
i•arly Sunday morning. She was in
her seventy-second year. a lifelong
member of the Methodist church, and
leaves flve *rms. an residing in the
vicinity of Portage la Prairie.
How's This?
We offer one llonotrist Dollars ILcward ler
any esse of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
It'e the towienionied hair 101,46-0 ,1„ i•hen
ev tor the lagt years -nest lwlinve hint eel,
lenity hunoroble in all 1411.41,,,,. orte,...etems
made by hi. firm
(*Mao+ t 'ore Is taken itarrioally. act.
leg directly upon the blood and, cute, star.
face. of sy.114,1. Tes1110111•101.• ,ent free
Price 7.1 met. bolIle: :Iola by all 1 101K
Valeilt• Pill, for roost limit ten.
grandma en pole fatimeri *hie.' John
nie-"Well. you're on the wrong aide
-you'll Nal that out. -
The violators in the histot•ic museum
ilnlet Mee anything ioniemel Maid
itors. t liming to the guide. "WI st
very valuable pillow.' replied the
guhle, *That is 'Woo.hington (origin/el
A fierman peddler rapped timidly at
th.• k it Oren entrance. Nita. Kelly,
angry at being inter' 'opted in her
washing, flung 015911 the doo or II nil
gloWered at, hum "Did yez wish to
Nee Mr 4" 1.11191 410911111 1111441 in 1 111-1911.149ning
0111991. 11•110 lleill11191- barked 4111 11 11416
-I elm. "Veil, if I did,- he assured
her with an apologetic gain, "1 got my
•
DON'T WAIT
IF YOU ONLY KNEW HOW
SCOTT'S EMULSION
would build you up, nscreees yovir
weight, strengthen your weak
throat and lungs and put 700 in
condition for neit winter, you
would begin taking it Maw.
Tik., It in la lath. 4,34 milk op woo...
Mr. and SA Ora. All Dr -ogees
HELP
WANTED
Wanted. Experienced Operators, on
Pants, Knickers, °versals. Constant
Employment the year round, HIGHEST
UNION WAGE PAID, piece work.
INEXPERIENCED HANDS TO
LEARN UPERATING.
Southgate Co., Limited,
Seaforth
'Summer
Underwear
IN ALL THE LEADING MAKES :
BALBRIGGAN,
NATURAL WOOL,
ELLIS SPRING NEEDLE,
PENMAN' S
7ht'
Best Goods at `blight Rices.
e
McLean
Bros.
L. Palace Clothing Store Aril
f
11
TALCUM --.
POWDERS
1 Drug Store Goderich
' "THE STORE THAT PLEASES ''
We Lave it large iussortnient of nice Talcums, the finest
manufactured, and have them in different odor.. :
Nadrueo, Violet, Nealruco Rose. Nadruco Flesh Color,
Taylor's Valley -Violet, Williams' Coronation. All the
above it 2.5c a tin. Also Palmer's Garland of Violets. at 35c
a tin, 'We also have eheaper Talcums, from 111c up, at
F. J. BUTLAIVEYS--
Midsummer Clearance
Ourpolicy is4o sell all shoes in their season. This
means reducing prices on the balance of summer styles
.tnd giving you a chance to et a pair at a big reduction.
Our season ends long before yours, and anyone
buying new shoes now will have nothing to regret. If
you are likely to need new shoes for two months to -
come you should not miss this chance.
•
G. M. Elliott
THE SQUARE
GonEnicti
============n
Harvest Time
Again !
We always strive to -get -the bust -and we havi
for you this year.
BINDER TWINE
650 feet Twine at II Cents per lb.
Inn is all one In making, it passes t lirough si/.4.4.,
which makes itimpossible for any loomps or large pieces to get
in to choke your hinder.
ROPE
I'Ve have a quantity of 7-8 in. Bost Amet11.11,11 Ploos• Manila
Rope. A regulat 2114". Rope, which We can give 7,at for Ma per lb.
Hest Manila 1 in. Rope, I stratithi, we can give you at 1 le. per lb
We lia,vie litrge assortment of Porke, with and without
staff., juat in for Ton to choose from. scythes. from WS'. to $1.23.
Sinaths, 75e. tri 85e.
Pure Paris Green, 30c. per lb
WARM WEATHER GOODS
COAL ill and ti Ns. 'LINE Sl'OV ES. A large 'align! tnient
to chooare from.
REFRIGERATORS, at all prices.
NIMOUKS, at all prices.
FISHING POLE8 and TACKLE.
GARDEN HOSE and NOZZLES.
ELEPHANT WHITE LEAD and BADEN OIL.
filtERWIN-WILLIAMS HEADY -MIX PAINTS.
FENCING
wp ,,, few rods of the ft -wire No. 9 Wire left, at Mc.
quantity of Barb Wire.
For Eavestrologhing.Tinsmithing, Plumbing and Heating we can
11 .itore Phone 22 CHAS. C. LEE 11
give you prompt attention, and all work folly guaranteed.
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