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The Huron News-Record, 1897-07-21, Page 4E EMERSON'S Bicycle and Music House - Cleveland Cycle Livery, Clinton and Goderich. 0, SF. Emerson.- After Sellions houffht Have you not decided to buy enough paper fur your room that needs it so badly. Don't thinly that because Mity and June are gone we have n0 Wall Paper left. By re -ordering, our stock is still complete and We can give you a large selection ; buying its we du til large quantities we have always It large vlal•iety oil hand and we are sure to be •able t I please you. Of course tit this time of the year there tare always some papers ive would rather nut have and therefore those who are looking around will get souse genuine snaps. Come in to see its if you think of papering tiny more rooms. Than wo would Mce to again renifnd you of the ozcelloncy of our Shade Stock. Nice Win- slow Shades are a neceaafty in every- home and \ve are catering to your trade bibuying the best goods on the market and so ling them at reasonable prices, Special Sutnnler Prices oil SHADES and CURTAIN POLES, •�tititiOO�� pmt Cooper & Co"Clinton �Caly �►�ivartx�al>x�llt�. Pasture to let -C. Mason. Blouse sets ---J. B. Rumbiall. Voters' list -Nixon Sturdy. Binder twine -Harland taros. The Treat day -Jackson Bros. Air rifle -Me �W. D. Fair Co. Bargain .flay--Hodgens Bros. (rood shoes -Jackson & Jackson. Horseles: carriage -Allen & Wilson. The Huron News -Record 1.26 a Year—$1,00 in Advance WEDNESDAY. JULY 21st, 1$97. -4AUAI N, FPA UDS AND FAKAS, Our attention has been called to "fake and fraud advertising" by it highly respected citizen of Clinton, The subject has received solve atten- tion in these columns during the past few weeks. Onr esteemed contempor- ary, the New Era, has taken exception to our criticisms and has at the same time riven space to liars and swindlers to back upand CIve it reputable stand• int; to their dead- ealings with an unsuspecting public. A newspaper should be the guardian of the public and iwotect the public front frauds and swindlers of every description. A short time since a "faith cure" healer appeared in Clinton. Hewas denounc- ed in these columns. All he had to do, however, was to go to our unscrupul- ous totem. and the advertisement was inserted for filthy lucre without ainur- mur. Asa result people in Clinton - and we have their words for it -paid freely of this world's goods without value or restored health. The money lraid by the innocents would settle the Bills of advertising for some of the hest business men of Clinton for several 1 years. So that when the pious New Fra cries "stop thief" it is ahout tinle the thief wits captured. It has ever been thus. According to our cotem. preach- ift straight business is preaching rob- bery --then Whitt about our religious pprinciples f A few years ago THF Nitws-RFcoltrl refused to perform printing for it so-called atheist who lec•t.ured in the Clinton town hall. The New Fra printed (he bills offer THE iii E WH -11 FcoRn refused, simply because of liringiilg nlnnry aaWlinst principle to his own toil]. 'VA, e are sick of sucil rot, heartily t.tred of it. However, if our cut els• persists in dabbling in and carp- ing itbout oar legitimate business t.riinsnctions--where the publicare the gainers, not the losers ---we shall feel compelled to expose a great deal more than this. POLI %'ICA I, VA RIA71ONS, For some weeks the Goderich Signal has uttered a good many plain sayings to its party friends. Party wrong doing has brought about the row and the Signal does not hesitate to say so, but it should go farther and acknow- ledge that charges should never have been preferred against Postmaster Campbell and that, the p rtisan Com• rnissioner was unlnst and partisan in his finding. Mr, M. C. Cameron M. P. for West. Huron,, is alleged to have been at the bottom of the whole pro- ceedings. Once the dirty work was completed his son-in-law was his favor- , a u A ite Y t• the position of 1' Postmaster of poring the paBtRscal Year t`eco11- liuderirll. He has no ell- had, , the otuical"Laurier Goverutnenthas added 0d�1a�rty whatever and never had. lkir, representative body, if they owned the Tuts ill the question, would accept a � I Are thinking xillicuddy has strung claiws. Ho eigl[ty-four cents per head to the net 1dpt less than $1,1100 for thele. If they !M you g has worked Yui t lie Reform party late cls t. and early stud has sitcrilfeed would, let the nt say so and then We, esti, estimate the difference ' I er Of getting a the laid- ___- .._ - of opinion. ! Wilfrid wade many mistakes in fol -Ill - night oil of life in tittles past for such tricky politicians as Mr, (,atueron. Isle public debt. has gone up to $3301- .Neither- would they feel fairly trelttecl if asked to come su far at personal In_ Made and Merit Maintains theeonSdence ��//�V j� Watch? In the event Of the ppostulliste•r being 033,717 Vross, ov $25t,581,5.).0 net. This bounced Mr. 141cGillie eddy i 3 uu rip- is increase convenience and expense Wheat all Myer ill writing would have settled the of the people in Hood 'a Sarsaparills. Its i medicine puree "whosestyleheconlesrather theprecise linvu dispel an of $11,(iUU,1x)U in the gross plicaut and has crossed swords with debt, and of $4,15fi,Ulll) io the net debt. whole [°atter. It really looks its if no place you when sick; it it makes ! wonderful cures everywhere, then beyond I tits have always a large aneort- the Alembev. Among other things the ThN is grit "ecununly" "ll a vetl- Signal last week staid: -- fur tL site will suit the Committee ex- ce�{)t the Market Square. If this is de- all question that medicine possesses merit. rent to choose from In Gold, eance. Stitnd by your menabcr only when he is right. g —_- . _-._ .__ Clued OU and asstr anything should happen IM49"d Guld Filled Siver and Silveroid Cance, The way of the prurWeatpulitielun I., crooked. 1u pulftlu, a li\ c dog is better th,tii a dead We often wonder how it is that the present town hall, whore would a liew hall he built? Certainly not a �� also a large stook Of g utovelueuts in Ladies' and Ron. country roac]s are nut made and repair- Thero I, nothing where the present, building stands, soul there would be no Other Gents' sizes, Call and examine so mean as a invan pulltt chill• ed with tuoru care. Nearly all the roolll un the market with the library building, our Goods. No trouble to show roads leading to Clhnto❑ within It lluu't help tlaucuplitin wscuttle Oce party g Thereis; $10,(>VU, a gift tO Clintotl 1'ur , That is just the truth about Hoods sant- them, You will have a good ship. radiusoftell►wilestirelikeoceanWaves. a certuiupurpose, Is it out peculiar I eaparilla. We know it possell ea merit variety to Choose from as we Suece,. ill puilltesoftcngives a now i„welled The gravel put on from year to eat• is Iwud' that Out of this big situ the Collitilil tee because it cures, once or twice oz a are constantly buying new not properly spread so that hills and trout ttarty isn't nluuys right, our i, your hollows are the result. Yrarticulrnly mcniber li f dliblu. cannot secure aG tt[esunuble trice one of the hest iaviuln I sites in price one hundred times, but in thousands and thousands of cases. We know it cures, goods, In politic, N h(ru you draw the sword throw is this the case between Clinton and away the scabbard. Elulnles\ tile. We Waith better roads. The Mayor, I ant told, can furnish ur sella site for it ver entail but absolutely, permanently, when all others fail to do any good whatever. We repeat $p�CIAI. ATTENTION is given to Au honest constituency eau always cheek a -- -- . dfN11Ui1eaL lllelnbel'. An instance of how careful the On. Y scan, there is no gold Kaivag•e vnd the building would not show to idvltuta<,e, „�n ' ?7P ■ ` / r WATCH REPAIRING either in English, American or Swiss, huliuh of With has ,uuces;ors, hal they urn GU-Iiurs of (lass. tar'O ItefOrill pill'ty are of the i)etiple's John drove furiou.,ly, but lie didn't lead the money Is in John tshe petard's tut on Ontario street i, higher' pl•ic 0d, Hint) Dinsle s and the y locutwu, to 0 Our watchu)aker is thoroughly IIC UalntPd with all gl'Ades and given connection with the yThespri aples ill y uliud, is out, so good, The makes, he has all the latent o office of the Master•in-illfur The principles eP right ore eternal, but the Y politician's ergokad work is infornal. Huron. For years the salary hits been talked of rites oil Huron street. are not favorably spoken of. The warket . Sarsaparilla improvad tools to work with is If the people are straight they will soon $1,250 per aannuul,�while the revenue being it croukud politiulan to Ill, sunscs, has been about $250 a east. l t. has Y should not, enc er any eireaulstmices he seriuttbly considered, And there Wil► Is the best— in fact the One True Blood Purifier. and sure to give satisfaction. A call solicited. Everyone oil the other side is out decorated therefore cost the people. Offl a year with hoots, huro, and a spiked tali• to ulaintitln the office. be unheard of dissatisfaction if the buildin r i5 >; placed there, ]would like to hear , cure nausea, indigestion, NOOCi 3 PMS blllousaess. saeLnts. Thu wicked tico whoa poste pumueth, And Othet's express their opinions its the saulo with the nutlawug politician. — ----- A ,nail who is a putywog its Ottawa often The editor of the Seaforth Sun does on the matter, because every elector in Clinton I believe is interested. I Estate - More Slanders. ! tries to.a rear like a lvhalu.0 lou at houlu. appear not report correctly the remarks of Although the ale its s ilia))' be Witrpe(i' the Chairung.an Todd sit the 1'7.th Jul cele- Constituency tall, be as straight as a salight y I know the Comantttee have vet onerous duties to perforin and that .Biddlecombe J. Tna Taken all fu all, the devil's litter is light, so l>rtttiori at Bayfield. Thu Sou makes \viii he hard to snit everybody. The - Y THE, PATmE's SAVA0E ATTACIS ON TILE: fur as parliamentarians arc concerned. kcal say that "the motto oil the Some politicians are as crooked as a dog's T4 of 1 • i , Rueerl's ptesent library has been in the town till fur many years. I f it is waved away ORNNGE ORDUlt. — -- CLINTON. hind tog. But thoro are others who are not, Never lie down and bare your throat whoa the other fellow is sharpening; his hnickcr-ssoo. The quaint old rhynlster had. the practical politician in mind when he wrote: "When the devil was aiok, the devil a saint would be: \Plop til • \ e• c devil was well, the de\'Il il;illtlt R'aN ha„ The politician believe•+ that politics h• it thing of compromises instead of a right to it Itnish fur print•fples. when fu doubt, if yon arc a piactiral )oflti- cian, look around and see if you have it re�ative out of a ,job. A crooked politician is lfkn it dying milli in that Ilio closer he gets to the end the more anx- ious he is to stay. Some politicians would have you believe they t\•ore Itoyal Bollgal tigel•s, whets Ili reality it hey' are only signud oats. All grades and conditions of nluu get Into parliament—good, bad crud indtf L-i-ew, 'rhe good tare not too nulllerous, its it rule. Men have been in ,jail whe )tight to have been Ill parliament., and many a eau has been in parliament who ought to have been hl jail. UURRENT TOPICS. The great national Epworth League convention in Toronto will result in much good, not only to the cause of religion, but also to foster more friend- ly relations between the citizens of the United States and this Greater Britain. The addresses of welcome and replies were well tempered with true Christian sentiment and demonstrate plainly how this noble body Of Leaguers can play a future prominent part in the peaceable destinies of the two great powers. Out attention has been called to t disgraceful attack on the Orange Orde in the New Era of July 9, taken fron the Toronto World. THE NEWS -RE CORD lifts always known that our con temporary was bitterly opposed .to th Order and that that paper has no changed its policy in this respect tui snore than a lecipafd could change it spots. And Our readers know how to estiluate the worth of such -fake' attacks on the very burse and sinew o this country. The St. Mary's Argus denies Mr. Magwood's assertion that the Cluelp agricultural students do not return to the film, tinct says thin "in neap all the agricultural Colleges of the United States one or more of the ad- vanced graduates ulay be found 0u the. staff of instructors." NVe ku•e, it. seems, educating our young men to leave the farms in Canada, to become teachers in the United Stales -spend ing $50,0110 yearly to depopulate ou own country and help another. The Hon. hugs John Macdonald has taken hold of the leadership of the Provincial Opposition in an energetic Manner, says the Winnipeg Nor' Wes- ter. His tour through the Province hits been a very gratifying' one. He has received an enthusiastic recep- tion wherever he has spoken. Ile has met the people and 11as learned their views while imparting his own. He has put himself thuroughly in touch with the local leaders ,of the party. Land has stimulated the energy of the local . organizations: His speeches will have a splendid educa- tive effect on the country -- The Seafprth Sun last week gave .,he Orangemen of Bayfield a rap oven• the knuckles. It said "the speeches were very tame" and charges the honestcom- inittee- with doing ;`fake' advertising." The accusation is as unjust its tt is un- true. The Orangemen of Bayfield have always been faithful to their promises as far as human obligations could he mt•ried oat. The people them are faith- ful, truthful and loyal. When the Orltngemenof Bayflelclputfortlihonest °fforts, its they certainly did for the 12th, it ill-becornes the Seaforth Sun to cast in cold print such unwarranted leflec•tions on the brethren and other ;ood citizens. Rev. AV. h', Wilson, in speaking at the big til. L. convention in Toronto on Saturday said he "believers in tilts world an impure ballot islasin; a bribed or paid ballot is an outrage on society but an imeast ballot is Worse. . A man's ballot is his, trust in God, and the curse of our Canadian and Ameri- can politics is that men are indifferent its to the goodness and power of the ballot." All of which conveys more than ordinary force. The uneast ballot is a blot on our liberties, par. ticularly when it voter is influenced by money to remain at home of to leave the neighborhood on election day. And how many votes were made after this fashion for the La,trier party dur- ing the last election? e lellll11 eel hull that Clarke Wal• lace wits politically dead and buried through mistakes on the Manitoba school quest.ion." What the (.`hail - man said was that -he was not quite slue of the meaning of the skull and cross -bones and coffin on the, motto -that it Wight have uteant, poli- tical death, or that our old-time friend had risen from the dealt, or it alight mean soulething else." Tile. Chair- mal.n did not interpret ilia meaning of the Inotto and does not now do so, and consequently will not be held respon- sible for whist he (hid not say, The New Lra, a paper that. should be truthful, is ,just now engaged "behting the devil 'round the stump" Ili its "fake" advertising (1kc-u,sion. Talc NEws-1'i�r•:coia) is quite prepared to back up till it has said in regard to `'liars, swindler, and frauds." Now, wt1 wantout' cotelu, to cease squirming in this hot weather; to be luauly and acknowledge that it. Ina -do it con- tract, between Ulan and than, for what It now terms "fake" advertising and at the same time so serionsly reflects on the good judgment of sonic of the most reliable business men fn Clinton. When you know you toe wrung it is only honorable to acknowledge the corn. Our cote>nt. should come to hon- esty Or retire to the hack yard and kick himself all over because lie (lid not know better. Liar it will cause at bad feeling. If it iv placed on the Market, Square some of otirlarg*est ratepayers will not be sat- isfied; they declare it is better to buy a Piece of land and have less money to Invest, Evet' though the site cost one thousand dollars the interest oil that aulount would b0 about $50 per annum. The Council could well afford to pay the interest' on the in vestment. The Town now pays $I(x) Ie vecu• •snit a free rooul, so that We could save $50 per aunuln. Tu have harmony and peace• and general satisfaction, would this out be better? Yours, &C., Clinton, July 17.' Emgrroit. -,oar - M. C. Cameron's Sou -m -Law. The circtuustance tllal,llr. eron, lI. P., wants to Iappoiut, his sun - in -haw pOstlnaster tat Goderich recalls the fact that this steno DIr. Caulcrnn used to charge Sir John 111itcd0uidd with nepotislu'I--- 11Ir. Cameron InadeT�t it long list of officials Whuul h , alleged were Sir John's relittives, andtlourished the pro- duction in Pat•lianlent, to the astonish- ment of the members. The list was not truthful, for Sir John had no relative in the public ser- vice. Never did Sir John appoint any of his relatives to any official position, But Mr. Cameron, even though he (lid not discredit Sir John, laid down the anti-nepotislu principle with inuch force. 1 Fakes anti Frauds. e. y h v It is to be hopped that the salary at - r 1 Editor .hews-Re,tord : Cached to the office to which Mr. (';url- erpn proposes to appoint his son-in-law DEAR SIR, -1 {Vis much pleased to is large. read your rewarks anent the New Fra on;.fake and fraud advertising. The Sir Wiilft•id's Many oiist.11kes. editor of volts' cotelli. 1 notice dues not t P deny thilt. he agreed to publish ",Jolly Tdle Sinicoe Reformer thinks Sir Old Uncle Josh" and lyingly twisted Wilfrid wade many mistakes in fol -Ill - himself himself out of it. But because you itc - Ing his Cabinet. cepted the work, one of the hest things I have in He evred in giving' Mr. Fielding it seen tiny paper here I•ue a long lung trine, the New Fra does not rip- position "he is not, never was, not - nevel• will be, qualifled to fill"—a Ulan prove of it. It is about tinge we had more honest uud straightforward detLl- "whosestyleheconlesrather theprecise linvu dispel ing ill business lllatter,',1111 t11g such so- shun the uuul Nyle hats his office and his responsibility in a firm ' called illovaliSL4 nlld ollhlic educitol-s grip., as the Milvor of Clinton. .A spade should be callyd a spade. ,net the soon- lie erred in bringing in 111x. Sifton, er the New ISra realizes this the better. Who has not "exceptional ability nor even (Itlickness not, safe ,jutignlent, but is strol oil- endowed with e ke 1 ANOT11ER ADV`L)lTIS tsit. Sunday' Seryiees. Editor News_&er-orrl. :TEAR SIR, -1 ;till a lover of the Kd- r viation Aruty land ain sure that zealous Christain body will not object to carry Out my suggestions, Last Sunday whilositt.ing ni my usual place of worsh ip about 7.80, the service was greatly dis- turbed by the Army hand. I know the annoyance wits not intentional on the part of these good people. If their parade wits made It little later church members would appreciate the ciiange and likely the attendance at the I3tar- racks would be increased. Another point to be considered also is the band playing late at night, causing loss of rest to workmen who are compelled to Ilse very early in the morning told who have to work hard all day. I am speaking in a true Christain spirit and want to he understood In that way without offence to illny one. Yours, A LOVER Oh' TrrP A1tliY. Clinton July, 20. The Stavely iMen4orial Niall. Editor Nemi-Ider•ord : DF -AR 8111, --If the personal remarks of the Editor of the New Era oil the dicision of the Stavely Committee, that they have decided not to purchase It portion of the Dinsley property, al- though it is the hest 131,,pted for the purpose and the price asked very rea. sonable, and that the Committxe will recommend that the building be placed on the Market Square -if all this be true, then I and many other electors Must and cro �irotest against any such proceedings. •and other electors, solne of the largest taxpayers in town, are firmly of the opinion that Mr. Dinsley hits riot bepn treated in either a gen- tlemanly or business manner, lie was asked to come from Chicago and he cattle. The land is divided into lots and the. Committee proposed It) pill -- chase I38 flet On the corner of Rttttenbury and Albert streets. Mr. Dinsley offered 42 feet -two lots -with it frontage of loo feet on Rnttenbm•,y street, for $00). The liberal -minded Committee, in eluding thtl great Maa•yor of Clinton, was willing to pay only $500 for such desirable lots, lots with every advltn• tage as to drainage, location, &c. Such a price, from aletual valuation, and the lessening of the value of the other lots ad), 'ling, 'would scarcely cover the assessment. Even what is termed smai I-souled corporations should be willing to act for the public as ,justly As they would act for tllemselv0s, I I do not think It single member of the t 6 I er eyt to firmly advant. ages." He: erred in importing lir. Blair, "the piebald Piw!iiier of New Bruns- wick, a sonlewhit questionable lua lli- pubat.or of niers who conies nearer to the conception of the 'practical politi- cian' than any other yuan, excepting Mr. Tarte," He erred again in making it Minister of lir. Dobell, "who possesses nu Spec- ial ;tbilitv," stud is reported to have been "Lady Aberdeen's choice." This is a nice criticisil fruit, It flim;- terial journal. MORE EVIDENCE Of Grit Treachery and (Disloyalty. WHAT LEADING ORANGEHFN O1•• J[.lNi- TOBA HAY. A special front Winnipeg says:- At the Orangemen's demonstration on the 12th tit Killarney several hwportant speeches were delivered. All the speakers dwelt wore or less on the school question, the Orangemen gen- erally considering themselves soli sly Premier Greenway and the present Government. The general feeling seems to be that the order would have done better to have supported the Con- servative Government, which they knew, than Iy even one vote helping the pre1), ent Glovernmelt into power, as they do not know where the country will eventually be landed. Provincial Grand Master John Dilworth said, anion}; other things: -"I might est. say here that in 1870, when Louis itiel Iliad supreme control of this country, I wits taken prisoner with the late bro- ther Scott, and was sentenced to be shot at the tirue, but they did not cat - ry out their purpose, its they did in the case of poor Scott, whom they brutally murdered for Stan ling tip to rnnintain his rights; and now to think, brethren, that two of the leaders in thin rebellion are now rennunerated by getting posi- tions ander the present Dominion Gov- ernment! `It is it disgrace M every true subject of her Majesty. Brethren, we want to stand together as Orange. men and leave politics outside Lite order, and stand manfully for our rights its Orangemen and British subjects, and riot be dq- ceived and led away by deceivers, as many were before, when members of Parliament made certain pronliseg, and did not carry them out." Mr. J. R. Hamilton, the lay reader arrested on suspicion of the Salt Lake City murder, was seen by an American detective in Pembroke jail n•nd honor- ably discharged on that officer's testi- mony that he was not the man want- ed. T'lie Pattie, Mr. Tarte's paper, and the chief Fiench.Liberal organ of Qtie- bec, last week tuade a savage• attack upon the Orange Order. After refer- ing to the Orange parades on the 12th, the Pattie says :-"Orangeisin hits played a considerable political role: in this country. It constitutes in On- tario the principal support of Toryism. The Orangemen are in the sister pro- vince what tale Ulcriunontanes are here. Sit Mackenzie Rowell was for it, long time the Grand Master of these soctaru>s, who sorting have at their head Mr. Clarke Wallace. Apatt front Ovanlreism these men would never have twee stn}•thing. When the devil becomes old, h,- becoules cunning. 'Phis seems to be the way with Sir Mackenzie Bowell. After hating ex- ploited Orange fanaticism to its depth, Ile has fully utilized Catholic flaniatic- isn. No doubt there etre turn of good faith amongst the Orangemen, but they include in their ranks the most abointnable characters that could be imagined. There are no means too odious to which they will not resort to projudice their adepts against till that is Catholic and I_ reach. Their present leader, Mr. Clarke W:dlace, is it complete personification of bad faith and pollticial baseness. We have al- ways asked ourselves, and we still ask. how it wits that Sir John Thompson gave him •t seat in the Cabinet. Ml% Clarke Wall,•lce agpires to the direction of the Conservative party -Clarke Wallace in Ontario, Thos. Chapatis and Tum Chase Casgrain in Quebec -the spectacle is edifying." Holmesville. NOTES -Misses Cole of Berlin spent a few days at W, llulholland's.-Rev. G, W. Audreli•s and family are in Tor- onto :attending the E, L. convention, -\1'. Elford of Goderich paid a flying visit here one day last week. --Dir. Geo, Acheson of Goderich spent a' few days here last week. -Mrs. Stan- ley and dau•„liter I3ertie are visiting the forrner's another in Tuckeramith.- The hum of the mower is heard here as the farmers have commenced haying, -Mr. McRoberts has returned home after spending a few weeks llore.- Miss Sadie Green of Wingham is the guost of Mrs. IV. Pickard. -bliss Bessie Pickard is home after spending a pleasant weep An Varna. -Owing to the absence of our pastor, Mr. H. Fos ter of Clinton very acceptably filled the pulpit Sunday.. -Misses May and Stella Andrews of Londesboro are visiting at the parsonage. -Miss Stan- ley of 'Toledo and Miss Call, London, are visiting in the vicinity,--Jlr. Alex ander and sister of Clinton and Mr. Green were the guests of Mr. J. Gra• hair -'Mr. and sirs. Mulholland, Fred. and sister DIrs. Cole spent Sun- day in Goderich, Too late for last week SOCilL.-The lawn social on Friday evening at R. Acheson's proved a grand success, Tho Clinton Blass Band did good service. The proceeds amounted to about $35, Laura Mer'kins, aged twenty of Stratford, committed suicide by swal- lowing a dose of Paris (Preen. 1)6X4 Packages. In tailing stock we found we had 1,644 packages •of Turkish• Dye, every color. We offer these at 3 packages for 26c. Diaulong DUs, 3 packages for 25c, Magnetic Dye J 6 packages for 25c. We are out of sone of the colors in this Dye but in order to clear out our stock we offer this 10c package for 5c Each package will dye 2 pounds Of Wool or Cotton, o�o�o�oo. Jas. H. Combe,Chemist and Druggist, --� Bluevale. -- --fir ITEJIs,---T directors of the Blue- vale flax mill liTvc let the joh of build- ing it flax brawl to 1111;. Georgl1 Hanev.—:firs. Bailey is ­risiting in Markham. -- Miss Lyndia Cattiplaell, who has been visiting here for some t-irne, has returned to tier boule• in 1Ic- Killop.-Mr. W. Rutherford is on the sick list. -Rev. `Wesley Lecch of White- churell is visiting' lil€s brother Jose h. - A large crowd from here went to Brus- sels on tile. twelfth -141r. Edward Bos- nian is able to be out again. -Our foOL- hall team went, to AW Ingharn on 'Thurs- day night incl succeeded iii • heat ing that teats by :1 score of 1 to 0.- The Winghanl junior. foot -ball chill is ex- pected liet•e on 4atnrday evening to play agitinst 0111- juniors. -Mr. .Nlc- Ewen, our school teacher, has movptl to his farm for the holidays. N Thn Victoria (Australia) trifle team. Wou the Kolapore Cup at•`Bisley, the Uatiltdians taking third place. pHOiL.7P�ODINTJ- The Great Engllsh Remedy. 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