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STRATFIMO, ONTARIO 200
014
ARTIWIt CIRCLE .
'Me
regular monthly meeting, of the
Arthur Circiewas held in the lecture
mrsioas of Knox church on mondny even.
04. with an attendance of dirty mem-
*me And- iiGreep No. 2, ),Irs.
104. Johnston captatu, had charge of
*Iv meeting: Mrs. WS- 13urroVra
*rod the SeriptUre lesson, from Ro-'
411$Ses-Bett3r Johnston -and
Witt* Barbour delighted the member,
vieith a duet, "Whispering 'Hope.", The
c°,11 -
Or the preakient; -MoeNd
-
re t.,Plge...14 the cow
r In second, place and grouPs
M. t awl; NO. 4 following elosely.
At-
*dIv .Watters, sacred booklets and
• -areyoziore.inies, made from Christmas
to!, Ite--ent 0 the •uilssionaries
The fl1owlng la a eopy. of -4 radio
Addreiffk WhIO, Was itroatica$ Over the
04nadian ,lirOadeailting Operation%
..lietwOrg ou May'-als4'.1 It _was.
One of a series: Of athire'see On the
0OpealogTof-Ontario's• roads,
• , !„.
q:tho* is a. 'bet& bY One •Sawuel
-Striehimid, bearing ,flie 414w 1$50, mot
.eotimc1;, wentpsevelk . Lear In
2 oe,,T •
, the .Canadian litegtg"-- It •
11 ,PiOneer claSsiW In. It, you wiji And
the jollow1ug, etafeliteut; 1 rernenr.
Oer tin'ar ell loY• 'first Visit to the moiith
at heti* and abroad ,for .distribution
• ChriatMas,gift% Were On dieplarand
meeived many favorable eeninienta.
nisS. aciith Taylor gave a brief ont,
line of the studlea and interesting
Yearlir program Of the Deacol148$ )110Me
In Toronto, \Mrs. 'Mine gate the origin
of the -song 410•Love That Wilt 14'et Let
Me Go," after whichatire.Maill, Miss-
es Gertrude Mist, Dorothy Green aixt,
Mary McKay sang this beautiful -hymn
Airs. L. T.A. Knox gave a isplendidlitik
on missions, her the -roe being "God' ts-
iliove'-7-"Clo ye into all the World"
Mrs. Rod.Johnston...then. read . the
It-&-ads-of 'Life -After
"tibeful, Kindly 'Light," the meeting
WU'S closed, with prayer.
17,4,11000:1104, .10ispiett are extra ;AA.
Avith-truitor honey added.
Witk***41,. ilenies. • "`-iRICE
..,ailistrOliikesSiovoit. •
.1144.:;s:iiejOy40,0e0es cereal bozo --
...4:4*A..*****7.1,01140ii'itirnilk:'
.r tresa A Mother Goose atory
"
Atallgrocers.
$atsia. *atm*. . .
b.y.')411egglo. $0: Ctiltgl.ttiay. actually
Qualityookranteist Mak 00..'eriiigivi
:0f the 4IVer Maitland,- ne* tite. Site of
,OloderiCh, 11 :bridle -Orb ‘'-for seVentY`
iufles 0000 Me traekiess foreat
Was the ,oulY avi1able epinnianlek
don,between the -W0046101.4.'14 WO
4.4.4 the. author 'gees-, ,Ora: t�
Au.r..4;,„,".114,.yast and tertlte tract , of
wore--";thiai: ori -1,411116fiT-hereS"'•tilit-
eeatalit a population of three hundred
..souls." Bot lie rep:Ices that, , at the
tinfe of -writing his hook the reverse
of this Picture . was .true..- In, the,
course of twentyilive. years,. he _OP
claims, . the poptilationlutS• increased
to thousands, spiendirk. ttartils Um'
been opened u, :4147-7tliere is It rola'
Samuel Strickland wad right;
There WAS a rea51, the one we are to
telt- you about' . thls evening. pot
seventy miles it. runs, Most of. It
• straight as a sped arrow, from the
border Of • Waterloo 'through to Itake,
'Huron ; from New Hamburg On 7' to
Shakespeare, Stratford, Seihringdile,..
Seaforthk Clinton, and gnat-
l'y to .0oderieh. It passes timush-the
'0Plgudid aercA of one ..;„:P.L.:(h..,0,-!- Wiest
Wining -sections - -.1.Canada* and..
through .a suceesslon of busy and
prosperous centres the equal of any
.ht-ithe-rmailaiont„ has. etufhfflf.1 ji
.,10740",
good deal ayee otst*riee_dklanondse4ii time.lie -knew, " ew 0101)*
are standlog; and a few- old Stone
fireplaces and chimneys, naked to the
weather, mark the sites of •others that
have vanished, An to -Inn or WO,
intShed aside and ignored in the Swift
pace of our modern-Ones,laments the
tong -lost creak and rumble of the
stage -coach, the f,,,rackling of '-the
whip,„:..and the oloppity-elop, of post -
horses, But the' Ittiren :road- is Iherei-
billowing with the rolland of the
countryside.' and Offering fair and
speedy passage toall who travel it:
--This highway was horn out of the -war
in 1812. York -and NW-0ra had been
burned - to the ground, the. Niagara
Peninshia Was a shambles, and the
eenillet-had. left its tittil of destruc-
tion wherever civilization exiated on
the Lake Erie front.. Upon an im-
poverished treasury there descended
an avalanche of war claims. In 1821
a young Scottish lawyei. John Galt:
better known perhaps Ss a, noVellst;
eiltne out as a -member of a Royal
Commission Jo help Straighten out the
rights •of the Province In regard to
certain claims made .on the British
Government. So...Impressed was be
with the successful methods of colon-
ization that he saw in actuai!. opera-
tion that, upon his return • to,England..
be organized the Canada CoMPa' nV, to
Parchase from the Governineat a.
tract of a million loves. comprising'
what waseventually, to be twenty-one'
townships. lying West and north of
Waterloo county on the„shere of Lake
'Himont the around to be resold to re -
Galt tame- 014 again CATIad* to *II:*
willister this, goaititieas vailertalcialc.
Towkitaltes :were\ surveyed, rogiot
htidgeSand schools Were built on- a
share -cost basis; and la" general- there
via set on tea the inOst extensive
At the•UieUtti. att. a,to,
to to he estoPlisheot .nantesi'"•OefierloW
rams *patting on the resit 'Were tog
0410 ash' tor -rrisious or labor, at
• . •Pro, , „
'Oa rate, Of. -110 :per ;are.'
' '104 v404 go t0'.:YaneottirOr. today,
bY,tralo in lesS thaa the alluriag !thug'.
,pr�phesieti Dy Oalt „for -the. eeirlut
..of • 'the Ouree road. , •Even t what
• *40,0, cittio Jilghpeed, 00 troelle
onigratiou selone Canada ,wft$ ever could hope fOr„,10$4 WW1 fent nigh
to kortm-lt Is 4 istrIklug feet that on the roatto.theieforifritlwaute 011
tor •the.iirst.text para or OS ealafenreo early Consideration of the CoMpany to
. the 'c'4,0440,,. CeMpany% expendifores4o
the devellenineut ot Ith doinahz NY -4e
greater', than the legislative , budgets
for the--'kkoae" period. •t!
• fitt;;. fir.$011. Dab •
The:lfirst, 4saanit' on the Wthierhess
•vas stageilett Sty Oeorge's Ray.',41)rit:
1)4114 141* In 0,001.140data -t14e• ltle0n4+^
aettlera„ . The firer of . was.
the .10, of ,fitehastiaa au•41 Marx' Vri-
fowl, whiek inf•aglisk• 70' 11,0.,W,
means' "Bird off,Freedem," '010,
Witb the rent:Untie' Pante,: was ' 'for
scores of *ears 4V--WidaW",4140:vv*
MI?: A party consisting of mark, as important. in .its way as John
Olin' • Galt,. William Dunlop and CeGrOata Ilona% or the Shop, of the
,910.0,4 ;Pryor, viltu opme, 'WOO* Green blaelminitli; The
ajxTaoy oamef. Aw;,.tin bundo* rp.5 hot replaced by
the eenn;41,*404Ort In the 'pelting 'rain, h larger on ot 'orlok., yowl) still
ur.19,0k-fpr-,41*-4propctseit-,*4-ot•••-*-0,..„
Own 011 the Airer 'Tweed. DUO10P
proved to be 'sneli a poor gujde that
theparty did, net reaelk their goal Ufl
tit JOst...;;IiefOre, sundown. A. giant tree
stood on Each of. the three
I(ler*:001.c.o, blow at It witirtlie ate
in turn, and then 'left the crew '
.it, Dunlop . mounted the
kneip, and °proposed a Oast there1*1
-
the dripplug'-forest to the new city of
• spelled With an
In due, course, • a report went oft to
the directors. ,Of the Canada Company
in England, to the effect' that Oven
had been surveyed, lots sold, and
building .begun. Small thanks did
Galt receive, however; Instead, he
was roundly- reprimanded because he.
had chosen the wrong' name40m,;
,pihnents.to the- Royal Family Were all
,vert well, :Pat this new citY was to be
called Goderieh, 111 honor of Frederick
,,Tohlt 'Robinson, Marl of Ripon, 'Seere,
tay- of -State -.for War -
Colonies, , who 'had that' - year been
TaertztotthaVp' mitagemia
Lord Godetielt; 'But since all the 'odt4
clot bills add •documents had •already
been Printed with the original -name;
.Galt eomprengsed by founding
',second pity. 'Dunlop,by now appoint-
ed Warden of Canada Company's
Woods And forests, set out to find
°suitable site; and did not stop until
he had reached the shores of Lake
.Heron, Where he .eliOse the -eminence
that -•oVerlOoks . the lake, • the ' famous
•flatF3 of the Minesetung River, as the
Indlaliff,then Called It.
Samuel Strickland, lately placed In
charge of the. Outdoor -department of
the Company, Was sent out to help
rDunlop 'find and found the 'neW City.
When the inland oeean of -11uron burst
on-bIS f1g1i4-as- seen -from- the wooded
heights overhanging the mouth of the
Maitland . River; he Was entranced.
,"1 thought Canada then," he writes,
"and 1 never changed my opinion,the
Most beautiful country in the world."
Goderieh waS laid mit Recording to
one of , the • most interesting town
plans we have in Canada. In the
centre are the county buildings; about
these- isa park, the boundary is a
perfect Circle,. from whiell 'inn _lateral
streets, like spokes from a wheel hub..
• With the rounding of. these eitiw
eatne the need '10i a! rod. ': Work on
it began in 1828, A Company adtertise."
ment In the Gore, Gazette, Published
In AneaSter, read as fellpVrer, "A:
road is 'being opened tro),n, the town-
ship .of) Wilmot to the mouth Of the
Red River,* hereafter to be called the
Maitland: By this rettte, the journey
*-autla-lit-goott-Order,--fhough,U.18-00-
oceunleft; its huge -ilreplaces are
typleal of a -eheeryhospitality, and
there remains a single inementot,ottlle
anelent ‘glory of the bar --41 ;teat. 1%,zorone woo butt, but the ears were
;04;1' svFaroyfatangelit;rittoaontrit. ttaocteolryeltounet, pixel opt itt:!‘darnaold, re 8, t a,
settlement Of a wide areg. Wit, en.Yort chureh of the 'four -point charge Of
are passing, look for It, on the south Belgrave, Blyth, Carlow .and AubUru
side of the toad, a mile:or Tit
'sh east 'of exi esday evening, %vas deef4ed, .to
Shakespeare. .
' .
'near "f9nr . more. ministers .before ex-
.
A Spartan Woman -tending n . .
innlId,aniwyuteaulespaan2re4tiolid:stofrietriasowd.aywsiednet, suffered
lywnitheinl!Aerbiaadthalitstadieltscri9Ottbave,
to help Dunlop put .Ctederieh.. en the, during the past week. '
map, .'he decided to • stay and build Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lawson and
himself a home, \His Wife and young Bernice, and 'Miss. Sadie Carter Were
child :remititied behind, waiting for -in Seafortli. on Saturday. .
ward that , the TOOf ,Was. on, When • , Mrs' T...A.damS, had been confined to
Inenths:passed, and no summons came; bed. Mrs. Howard ,Adan3s, ,,of Tor-
. ,
-Mrs;;--Striekland, -her-•-patienee-- tem;„ onto and Miss, Martha ; Adams, :of
pietely exhausted, set out en foot with ,Kitchener have been.,with her.
the baby in her arms. As she trudged Mrs. W. C. Robertson has returned
aiong,the :MOW)* traek that had been- ;from -visit with her daughter. at
telearred-Ifir-o-ugivAlref-dense-...woods,--A,
Mrs. .114.ti Ilattlihy while in t
, iage, ' ' ' %,
Artsvitm -44ne a _xi Violet ' ,),Xx.i4.' Ben' Farrow and daughter 'atm
Mrs, Lee Ilarmond and sena, of Oho's». ,
Oar* . teacher ' of, the Contlunatiou' • ,..,,
- ley 14elaware, were visitors 'with Mrs.
Sehoolt lhas rewitaea her duties after aut, kir4., '*S, Mugford And ;Stro. (t, -'•
being III.. . 'Miss, . Mabel ,Foster, who Is A: Wowpan. - , . •
to be the teaeher In 150, 0 sehoolafter A Visiting Preacher. -An eVeat of
„PrAITIP)',#, VPSI!Cle9-F4:Y.,.?.r,„',,•-• '_,.--,,,, - 'Unusual-interigt to9k,_210.,_effi,.%.P.?1_0„
..Two-„cara. -driven zoy _4aqx.;wagiler 'Baptist churoh, ea Sunday evening,
and Wilfred gertehan- collided on the when the B.T.P.1.T. had as their guest
Vain. *reef ,near . the Aubutn, House. speaker . Mr, (:)yrus •Gates, of,,:TOronte,„,
ItteMartit-..
-70-01naw-44113$14-41,P4,41.4,,t-.1..4,-hert. „ W sak 04c -ea
rge
and Welt -met 'aroifte-eheAidirre '1044 - iottaimovtiit,
But when .they reached FrYtogersi nn StintlaY,»PSell,Ching the anniversary
after having., tramped many weary :sermon. at ..Constanee, In the,•:after"
miles, 121 gaily refused_ to give ug.:his 110011.
burden unless a forfeit of a quart of Dr. B. 0, Weir brought his new
' ear honie-th* week. -
Mrs.....James-Woods,spent a few days
With Mrs. Carter, of Londesboro.
J. Brandritt, of the local 'branch of
the: Canadian Bank. of Commerce, has
spirits Was ,forthcomInv "for, he ex-
elaimed, "she was main heavy,'God
bless her!” But imagine the ,Spartan
courage of a woMan Wl‘o would un-
dertake the jourriey of seventy miles
•
throrigh the forest over-tho'roughest gone to . Mshoine in. :Whitton on his
footing Over dignified by the name of holidays._ Kr, MeXeehnie is -sutiiilY:
.,
The news �f the death of George IV' Mrs. Moore,- of Guelph, IS spending
reached Goderich toWards . the end of a few weeks with Miss S. Blair.
August, 1830, some eight weeks after A timber. from here attended the
the event All the settlers were sum-. meeting _of.. the Smith's OM United,
moiled to the Buttonwood Flats, church W.M.S. held at the home of
where, Vhtirles pryer, Company facto- Miss Annie Walter on ThurSdar.
tum, madea- sPeeeli arid read *a pro- Mrs Gormley Thompson.- -and- son
elaulation of loyalty. Then the party Bobby, of Timmins,, are visiting .at
formed' a circle; joined 'hands, and • the home of, Reeve and Mrsmegridge.
sang "God Save' the. King!” accom- The June 'meeting of Ino' Presby-
. .,
ehapulreen.
h
pawed. .by a Goderlen 'band' of two ,toenrialinhuWrs'-dbra-y§,ii•yltaesrnhoeoiw
lud inata he
fiddlers- and a tamboureen. .
. On Labor Day of 1og8, a hundred did atteadance. . Mrs. R Lawson pre
Years after the 'first opening of the aidedThe Scripture passage?Psahri .
Baron read, a great celebration was 83, was read respenSively and Mrs.' J.
held along ' its length. There °were Hewett led In .Prayer,* Mrs. 13.. 3.
deeorations on every road -gate. aud Lane of Goderich gave a splendid re-
farnWateuse, and towns, villages :and Port Of the Pr.esbYterint 'Meet:111F,
hadnlets Were in Oala attire, A caval- Miss Josephine Weir favored with. a
.cade formed ,at„ *Shakespeare , in . the so16- - • - i„ N, • : ,..,',
merning, -am, there was An nirreeing • Rev.' Mr. Kay,'. of Wiartoia,.- preached
a. -.
Of cairns all the, Way vestwatil. BY .
tCarlow Presbyterian ebureh on
nighttalt, they reached the last cairn„ 'Sunday. AnbUrn joined withthem in
at Godericb. erected there to the. thortIol.rizt.i.ce*. Gar41'
iner,,,of Londesboro.
memory of•Dr. William tinnlope
!urigor'! Dunlop .. .4:1ceuurtreilonledh
tsettriplinalipyi.t of Kilo! United
1i .
Mr.= and Mrs., Nichol, who lived here
The •famoua Dr. Dunlop NWIS 4
Greenock man, .and ti. cousin of Jane . some forty : years ago. were 'visitors
here One day this week Mr: Nichol
Welsh :Carlyle. A WI, Jovial-, 'eller,'
I
getteindividiuti, he had obtainedhis' was at
one tjine ' blnekinnith - in. Sohn
:eduelitio* °literary, niediiAt. and :doll Perguson's nhop here.
, .- ' •
'irivitili" as he called It, at . alttegovi. Isteion.L. oft.111$ raw obarieti -Gateg. of
YOU''''rrili iluct him ealledr:eftehtrie in. Toront6, were- vLsitors.,*ith-Mr. and
Seine of the histeries, but perhaps his ' .... • ' '
,epitaph !records a fairer •picture of •
bbni. ,The 'cairn' lust mentioned Is
near Menestang Park at,‘Goderieh, on
tilt- greatAilll - hverlooldng.,. the jaje.L;__
-Jest to the north are thel3uttonviood
Flittk: a tich valley' with.aglant trees,
through *Nell the Maitland River ,
Winds." Beyond tile" Plats ..lis another
hill; Wliere atoed - 4341airbta1d," the
.DitalOp, herne.. The tomb is , still
there, and if you eare I to elirab the .
i longhill you will lin4 the, epitaph of
' William Dunlops "Ire was 4 man of
'apaStihig- talent kneWledge, and
'bolevoleneeo" it •SaYs of hint 'Tiger" '
P.M100 WAS the name-, he was, knewn-
by over ;the whole gountryaide. Do
- youremember that the iny'stie • poet;
litaiiels 'T '
hompson :Wrote the lines;
, . '
•"Tyger, Tygerf, Miming. bright' ,
In theforests of the night.. --.7'
Iliger° Dunlop burned bright in the
Wilderness, of dark, *act glOon3Y for-
osts,mal'ine4.4114;,*otaila Still see the
-flame of fits humor, liti: lidaeiti', hid
.toi0a0 itila *,,,,,iiis, spirit, afiroStt. it , tea-,
-taryTot Tilei • :: -- .?' - ------ -----
tirb " broadcasts each Sunday :oier
01`813. There was, a al)1,04014
and1ne Ba1 Raitliby, .• Was in
charge. • Mr. Gates gm's a-, 'Weald
• ,Irp9s1t,lon. of the fourth chaPter,"‘ of
Revelations, comparing` the crowning
of an earthly king With that of the
Heavenly King. He also sat* •three
solos with harp .aecompaulinlento
Death' ot Mrs. John Fowler, -Mrs;
JOhn fewler, a lifelong resIdnt o„
Colborne tovinship, passed away-. at
her home on, the 6th Conce8sion4, of
Colborne on 'Friday, after an .illizeas
of Over,lwo .y'ears' duration:
beth Feagan,daaghter of Mr.: and
Mrs %Warn .F6ogAn, was horn; In
Colborne township March 14,-, 167
She was ,educated at a nearby School
and 011 December 17, 1890, win; 'Mar-
ried to JobnoSS4eL She -NO -Nen -
„1 -;1 -Y -4,t ate.,Jhuh
•
aiiF
four aug . fam—or
Loyal, ‘Beginald, of Louden,' • and
Worthy, at home; Mrs. HarrYBeadle,
Auburn, Mrs. WM, Benjamin. and.
Mrs. George Ryan, Goderich,. and
Tena, at houte., There is also one
„brother, John reagan, and, a sister,
Mrs. Ilarry Robinson, Goderichk:
Baieball.-.-In' the A,ubura,CollyOrne
baseball game played here on Friday
night Auhurn.. was v1ctot166A, _147
score Of 10-0. ' This is Aubura's third
straight Win in the Maitland teirgne
series. The line -Up was as folloirs :
Auburn -N. Rodgers, es.; W. Brad-
.noak, 2h.: 0. McDowell, rf. '• B. Cra' lg,
p.; N, c.; G. Me13owell, th.;,
E. Mugford, cf.; J. Weir, If. ;• N. Pat-
terson,- lb; Colborne -A, Wolfe, Ss. •
Fdtrish, P.; Y. Litichiter, et.; C.'
Kerr, If.; T. fisher, lb.; 111. Kings-
well, e.; R. Foster, 3b.; R. Parrish,
2b.; R. Kingswell, rf.
SOEFTARDTON
4ZIN'OU you Wight your present teri
* 1,-/ Chevrolet has stepped 'Way out ahead,
everything but, the money it costs
to buyand null
Today's Chevrolet brings you: A longer,
wheelbase, ...Big, attractive
1Viditte1-iltntret Top. )3odie4 „
° - the 'latest known.. ..More powerful
-OotkirOltt 4UO to tito exclusive *ICtiee.-
Actio4 gltding ride.. 4-. Matolilts
yarsitdie Brakes
and Safety .04$41*'through.
Improved Vial* No -Draft Yen.,
And for all It* Uttar the spa
ppe " pertortnattce, Chevrolet
'tiyouleettlott ilvetittte,re' to opotoit
IRS fOr
for oil, lese for
&kept,
So tt sots why it's Causait's festest stAl.
ng mittaxtoblit. IN the, only Car that
brit* yen ell the' toted teatotta at the
,liviveot price*, *Mvoithout as
tnyir
SHEPRARDTON's June and
Mrs. M. Nevins, of Leamington, visit-
ed with Mr. and ,Mrs. J, Foster.
Sunday visitor0 With Mr,. aft4 Mrs.
Fralik;ftleing were iMrs. Thud. Hock-
lelt Florente, .Elsie and, Pearl, 'Mr. .
Russel Moore and, "Bert .0askanet12; of
Latigsider. and Mr. and Mrs. R.-* Ris-
ing, of Windsor.
'Miss Marie Hawkins celebrated her
birthdaY iMIS'aturday by entertaining
some of her School chums.
Miss Violet Bogie 'agent the week-
• end In Toronto witlb her father, who
is still epatlent in the hoapitaL
Miss. 1S1a0 Menary has returned
home after a pleasaitt visit spent roar
Clinton. -
Work has commenced on the high-
way south of the Stere.
orsie is What youmake it, and carefully 'selected
FURIkaTURE'
gives a home that topch of indisid,uality that qtry lady likes.
Let.us help you make a selection from our extensive stbck..
• - PAINT.
Ptoperly prepared PAINT pfeserves' both the inside and out .
, side of . hous.es. We have, the guaranteed paints in all
reliable colas. —
The Huron road, the Illurini Tiact
'and the ()IOWA thishr knew' hUtoone
i figure . treater . than Dunlop; ; * eolw
posite tigure-the pioneer. , 1‘,10 tougtie
has *ter told : or Oh tell the
story a .1119 awittbtoks; ,heattbistAte
,for the homeland. • AO the:.4.10M4folk
he *Mild netett, see -*gala; heart-
breaks 'beefily* of ' the Vast, solitude
that layabout himhere; heart-
break4 over the iatiatitainiof arduous
. toll: 'between him and Ilia daring,
Sturdy and reSointei• he fought tO the
end, and we 'who real* ouitli,t helot to
forget the .ploileer Who, liaViiii.iaotreti;
Went off to, his rest Otto% the har-
vest , • ' j. .
:Over theAtoor*ai of ,a State eal)itol
Otaewitere, are. these vordet*'"Ilopor
the Plotteer, Wite-' broke the •:#611. that
.Men to ;Come ditighttotte.0 The taen.
' :and wontea; who elearett told settled,
•
the ItOrOtt Traet bent Their baeks to,
,a -gioutte Iiisk,Thies, were few in
' tattuberi bot,toor ':gdoto$, of thousands
,118fe Upon the ,0011 that ti.ie$, .•eleited
•
and Woke. . The Iluron void halt its
•inotiatatat." to, the,,.1pioneer,„-/t *is. at
!the toot of ttt# *seobtosAtin, jlEto. 144'
' .
of Stratfordi It Was built to the
100000 pf Aticirew•Aiartya $eehar.
the'tit* ', tierciu the toternshig .of
In aR9. )n ,this ' hip . of the
tafl l' he ,totouteutter has Set the
shspeof*u*ceftbY*11*Xe., 'Tbe
- isv.the true trtrobta ef
i - the tog le -Me Syteho
or be ilittiateitt. AA, *moo toe
Y hoe iiktoutit' atut ***Lttt4L - It
was the ete *44 the idneWlf *WO ,of
the Plest*er )itito-Wiefdeilt It titart,,Saild#
. the Iturot,oat
ter 111 were bon 1' ad a iiirons7
az' tried, different Mediate* and, pills, bat all were
of no use', Milhuia-ist H. id M. Pius advertised;
iontix and rocitta immediate'teilet.
• osinea,therithave-nsed them,. titer the birth of
eaeh of my children; 1 'am now the mother of
tourteen,Indadiag three pairs of tvriasi.
au thou to Milbura's 0. le N. Ms for itty-
and ,13.spot tb,h4reio.- t „
GREAT LAKES CIRCLE CRUISES
Canadian..Pacific . Steel Steamer''
• GROSS TO 't--NA.OE 201,6-4SNOIII. 363 FEET
PORT,MCNICOLL or. OAT SOUND FORT WIWAM
MONDAYS• LEAVE TORDAYS'
• g- Is* an .August
ilroin PORT •PdeliliCOLL
.OWEN SOUND•.'
rout l'ORONr0-
WEST136Iiiqn. VIA NORTH CHANNeL.'
EASTBOUND VIA. MACKINAC
'Ienty of open 'Water ,erti tang en cteerghor *at and tbo 'great
inland ,i!rtall **to 00.0M4 Xturon and Superior.
All'outside; roonvot.4,..A. ettilse pure)* and shoolft-
X0 taditaltikl*Ort Woo**.
110t4 141(6115.NONV ors*