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II ty la too) t,liree months, y guarenteed.
0 itet be eMcl by July 2lth to °mouton estate A
• U0004 be -bought for Imo than hwite cost 8,v00 People Assisted in Celebrating the 209th Anniversiry ' of the
,n• ou time. or pivotal Price for mob. Iror terra, or ^ ' . '
x eartiotua,re, esldreee Battle of tbu Boyne. 'Twas. a Successful Demonstration,
a p. 0. BOX Vil Milton,
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Olci Sol favored the Orangemen on,
• 1 CEDAR POSTS- WANTED - the Twelfth by furniehing them with
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• NV sialnitse round cedar Poeta not hos
t C nifOrt
will be realize'd during the ; I).
ted terro if yoo use juts mos ,t, iilioDiotToSt, councillor,
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..iikutiseVr tie . " ' ' '
•Ilioot Vt.-wile'. I
discovery whieh curee
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TIRED
T,ENDEft
• AO KING
OR 8*PV 01,14411 FEET. s
• reredos troubled with thathot •
• Intraing`sensation in the feet will •
Bod satisfactory relief in this
Preparation, , Foot rowder keeps •
Ike shees sweet, dry and whole- 2
• some.. We know what it is and ;
sastherefore lkisow what we recom- 0
Mend. • It is sold by us only at •fo.
25e. per box. Saisfaction or 2
Your inoueY back. • _ ;
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.8YDNEY JACKSON I
Phone 2. Preecription Drug Store
0000.9sorgterbromermorio•••••
NlottirieC, Street, Near •Organ FaeterY.
• $300. will buy 0:roomy, pomfortable house with
good lot -the property recently occupied bY
Frank Upshall. ApPIY te
• ' W. BAYDONEI. Barrister.
Mareli 7t11- °
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PHAETON FOR SALE,
First -Wass 2n6 hand Phaeton for sale,
•A.J. HOLLOWAY,
Clinton, jun° 22nd:
STORETD RENT..
The undersigned offers for rental the store
on Horeb streetlately (mounted by Hoiloway
Siorrish,
Clinton, Arne 22nd, . TgC18. 3."K°13°N°
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HOUSE FOR SALE.
a,919,9•1
Clornfortable dwellihg house on east side of
Albert ;Street, eontaining 7 rooms ; hard and
• soft water and quarter of an acre of land, fruit
trees, ete, Will be sold cheap as owner is leav-
• ing town, Apply to
°,•,!„ JOHN Itintitre
July 4. ''• Clinton
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HOUSE FOR. SALE.:
TOWN
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TOWN PROPERTY'FOR SALE
propertK on Isaac street consisting of four lo
• •1 • Tlio subsi;riber for sale a. very desirabli:
npon:st ich *ere is a comfortable frame house
with kitchen and woodshed attached. %hero
' -is a good stable and a trstailass well of water
on premises. The orchard, consisting of grapes
and apples, is a good one. The property, milt.
• he sold at a reasonable figure for cash or konsh
and belong° on time,. ApplY, to the .oWner'ori
'• the Ine1131808 ,
, .••:IqR6s sT,Ong
Clinton Mav Oth. • • •
A, SHARP
• FARM AND TOWN
CAII.OULATION
is necessary in order to
tell time by your watches.
watch -boughthere is
You need . not
.add to nor subtract from
the time marked on itis
• face We see toit.. that
our Watches 'tell time
rig]) all the,tin e.
TI „y are sold t moder-
ate flees and f w-
ant d;
seROPERlif FOR SA .
Offers. in writing,Srothereeeived b Elie ondet-
ISOSVOr the purchase erti4e follotrii valuable
• eenoidpropernes J -71st LOtNo. n. the 4th
'concession of the Townehie o&laseuilett.. in e'the
Cou.nt Of Buren containin 1
tOtsefjPannkfb'IT. Priotrig.r454e P!ar:13!' c'er1141
, n stables, a geed hard
well, etc. -
2nd, Lot No. 1221011 the East side Of Victoria.
street in the Town of ClUntOn in ,the County of
Huron.. This property,ponprises a good frame
dwelling house ana Axanne, ••
toFmorr! Atirltehxo.rlyrit trilittat• :ectil • terme -Amiss
,• DEN &THOMSON, 1=li'vt-nr:1
_At* iters for the:Brownlee stitte'-
alaY zotnk lass. „ •
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SALE.
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• The undersigned Offers for isle that desirable.
sixteen 061 mere§ Of land 'south of the London
Road Bridge. His a beautiful site for buibling
and will be sold in one reason for selling is that it is too far fronitOwyn
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to handle myself and it,doesn'tpay to hire help.
•• 001.TcH. clinton.
Tune 2011). . .
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jewelei and Optician.
•• If you want an3rthing
in.the Iftliefeal. Hue, oull.
at (j. Itearee Mush)
• Emporium.
• REVERE ;LAUNDRY..
I have stnovett.,_my 'Laupdry, the
Revere, to the stand lately occupied
by Mr. J. W. Hill, lathe Conabe block
on Albert:street, which will be more
convenient both or myself' and cue-
• tornees. Our work.,speaks for itself
and salostrAoTtost ottAwArakket
Pite respectfully solieit !share of your
patronage. • Our prices are right and
we -will do our best to please you:
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.TOEIN HAYES.
Clinton. May 22nd. .
London &
Lancashire Life
• Established in Canada 1863
Invested Fund •, $6,532.288
LIBERAL, STRONG, PROGRESS". VE
the' ovular forms* of s
insurance issued. Policies '
unconditional, world-wide
and. nonforfeitable. Money
loaned. Policies purchased.
New businees 1898, $4,500,-
000. Amount paid policy-
, • holders 5687.000 • n a. • • a •
Full inforixiation furnished by
CHAS. B. NALL AGENT, CLINTON
- ..HOUSE- FOR SALE. .
"Subseriber offers ter sale his house and THE HOT
,„ Corner Of Rattenbirry and Raglan streets. •
• • •W. O. DOHEItTY.
_ Clinton, April 13th WEATHER.
' The Phenomenal Virolt-Brod
• iitandard Horse. ,
TARENTUM 21/95 IS HERE AND
wUl stand at W.W. tarran's barn near gtaticin,
in Clinton every Monday for the balance' of the
season. Terenturn 21705 has in hisbreeding the
greatOkt sires Jiving Or dead, also 12 of the '
greatest dams living. Tie has first enqueStien-
able breeding; second extreme ilPeed third
povVisr to transmit it. To insure $16:00 •For ex-
tended. pedigree see large catalogue. 4.,ddress
A. CRARLffSWORTIL
Maple Leaf Steck perm
.11ine 12th, Egmondoote, Ont
.PRESERVING
sgAsoN
As We are Etpiiroaching the pre.
serving season / am putting in a
• large stock of Giros and Sugar,
which will be sold at the 'closest
out cash prices.
• C+. STrWART,,,
GENTS
• FURNISHINGS •
We hat% the lateaS In Omits Irrionlithlegs,
Collare, Underwear, .kte, and
we furite your inspocuos, The goof are
• right. anti go are the prides..
$2M0
PANTS
SI.80
Batten, ruts, Werth $‘2.2.5for ri.76, Overalls
We sassy everything lo the Harahan tTalloring
unes Call and see ear gods and Woes,
T PARIAIER, LOMESBORD.
Aitts' 'WW1 Pbotillodink
h
The finest looking
men take the swget.
and prettiest -young
girls to
KIRKBY'S
.7. for
A DISH .oF THAT
DANDY ICE CREAM
and a glass of those
0001 and refreshing
C o, 1 iforni a . Wtho
drink.
A. nice stockof Bananas -
• and Oranges on hand.'
6ive OS AVAIL
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A, KIRKBY,
Nextrloor to Clarendo
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SOME
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WISE
SOME
OTHERWISE
The vriskismOte °
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' perfect weether: Better they could
• not have oboeen bad they the doubtful
privilege or choice. A bright, sun
combined with a gentle ..hreege ne,
mg it a pleasure to be abroad.
W41811414 is well eituated-almost as
much ao ae Olinton;,-for terse gatheriege
•and the, lively town looked its best.
Anima had been •erected at mterVals
and flags floated from various peluts ot
vantage;
Orangemen and their eyropathisers,
men, women and children, began to flock
In at an early hour by road and rail Ottd
pt noon the streets were thronged,
Some estimated the crowd et 10,000 but
2000 less would probably be nearer the;
mark. vvaii well-dreesed happy
crowd and its harmony was at no tone
disturbed during the day,
Between 12 and I. o'olook the lodges,
gathered in the park where the manhole
arranged the line of march which was
headed by Lady True Blues in three
cerriages. Than followed Orange Young.
Britons and the senior ledger!, 'rbe
Bayfield Lodge, No. 24, as the oldest
lodge in the • county was .given preced-
• ence, The forty lodges in the proces-
sion marched with wavingbenners and
to the niusie of brass instruments fifes
and drums, down town and back'again-
to the -parks where the speaking °took
place from a stand which had been
ereoted the purpose. Cootsty Nis=
ter John Vtilford 1,preaided, Mayor
Clegg • en behalf of the 'citizens bade
!their visitors welcome and extended tp
•tittim the freedem tif the:corporation.
The tweaking was et a `high order and
Was attentively listened to and punotue-
, ed here and there with applinise -and
cheering. Those who spoke we're :--s
,Scott of ICineardine A. F.
Campbell of Brampton, Revs kr. Far-,
iney of Gerrie,. Rey. Air. Atenstrorig stif
'.Dungatinon and. Peva. Hobbs and Freed
of Wingham.
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now linsv,ifancei35.
Wingluted Brass bled,
Lady Salindefs 'Trim Blues., Walton:
"Erne Lodge True -Blues,: W inghem.
•,`yfiell1I.'0. L. No. 24. . • ';
"!fiayfield Yoerig Britons, No: 31s
• -'11790g1(113,s ' • :"
U.
• Ethel "
• • .OBIrtiaenvgaeleT s
,„„Black Horse No.: 898. •
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nip ugh :No:s11,39.
.7111)1E1y Noss! 90i
Ltroknoir iBrase Band
aeletwitV No. 1044:
• ' Bethel
• A m b erty‘No. 132S.
Suniihime‘Nct,:35,9.
Ford wseli 'Nes 442,
04,14e 575.••••
Gotrie No. 767s..s.,s
Belgrave
•• Lakelet No, /09.0:
Zidn No. 12tOs :
• Millbank Nn's 751
Cox's No. 145Sss:
Oprrie's No:`189.
Tipplefety No. 306. •
Walton No. 252:' . • s
' 1Briistiels Fife and Drum Band:
Brussels NO. 774. ' • t'!'
Dungannon No. 324.
• Belfast No. 499.
Teeswater No: 404. '
'Londesboro No. 863.
Auburn 13rass Bend.
Aubtma No, 932.
Blyth No: 963.
1Vforris No. 873.
Summerhill Fife and Drum Band:
' ' 1 No 928.2011711:1136. .
Bluevale No.. 760.
Whighain No. 794. ,
' Rev. Mr. Holsha said St. Patric* isms
a Protestant Evangelist.
The hotels had made preparation far
a large 'crowd and restaurants for the
day were to be found every few doors.
All appeared to da a good business.
The special train, advertised to leave
foriiiscardinaat'6.30 p. pulled out
of the yard five minutes ahead of time
j t th L• k wl d d
'the gateway. . The members were
indignant in consequence ond some of
them denounced the Gtand. Trunk in
round ternis. •
A fifer from Lucknow furnished mar-
-oiling music for the Belfast Lodge. lie
did not wear the kilts. • ,
No. 813 McKillop turned out thirty- ,
five strong out of a membership of -
aixty-live. This is the only lodge in the •
tininship of Maiflop' and belonging to
South Huron it would have celebrated -
the day in Exeter but was unable to
make train ,connection, and as driving
to that point was out of question, they -
went to Wingham instead. John Bul-
lard is Master, W. Kinney Deputy, .k
Brown Secretary, J. Boyd Treasurer, T.
• Pollard Fifer and S. Berwick and J.
Storry dm:newts, This is the lodge of
John Scarlett, the popular County
Master of South Huron, and he was
naturally much disappointed that it
was unable to acoompany him to
Exeter.
Tipperary Lodge, No. 306, Goderich
township, derives ita name from the
fact that itfi meMbership in the early
days consisted chiefly of natives
-of Tipperary of she 01(1 Sod.
The lodge is coueiderebly over thirty
years of age and has had ittnne time or
other upon its telt twine or uit most
prominent men' in the township. It
wap,:tvrenty strong in Witigham, divers
reasons keeping brethetn at home or
takipg them to another 4 celebration
point. J. G.. Steed is Master, Jahn
Beiteom'Deputy, John ThonspsoroSeore-
lary, G. A. Cooper, Treasurer, Frank
Whitmore Fifer, and Henry Cook and
Albert Thompson Drummers.
No. 189 it a neighbor of 306 'and is
sometimes known is Carrie:a Lodge in-
aemech the- Melntetilhip has never
been without three or, more Currier!' who
take an active .interest in all that
pertains to Orangetent. POunty-Coma-
cillor Connolly is Ad present' Master,
P. W: Currie Deputy,. GeorgitCatitelon
Secretary, Roberti Eilicitt " Treasurer,
George Hanley Fifer, with Arthur and
Jamoe'. Currie as Drummer, .About
tvientts•five of the 189's were ink the Ilne
of march.
No. 145 play well be known se Coes
-Ledge,.44-11(411g...beerforginized 035,
'by Mr. Ian CoX, one of the early
pioneers of. GOderieh township. III* '•
home Waii tile notating "place and non.
Untied for ,aevitral Year& Probably ,
the first Obaervanee of the Battle of the
Boyne held In Iturorevratt by this lodge
Which drove out to POderich, *here due
respect watpaid to the glorloua, Wont
na in:00W Meta Orystif Xing Minn,
brae trigs have become; tattered and
tan since it wafi OrgeniSect and
the fourth, a new and handeOlne banner,
did. duty for,the limb time ht %Ingham
where forty Of the inembetswerein line.
The present Master • E. Elliott with
E. T, (/ox Deputy, 0, Johnston Starer ,
tory, IL Martino Treasurer, B. Cox
Pifer, Drummer D. Manilla% -
No,,, 028, riuminerbill, is 1%1110 largely
inkrarup of Wen& township awl%
warts, thong a number of the members
lire In Bull _This lodge Ira One of
the best' and Drum Beds m ,the
peaty helped very Ineterialay to
*tithed MM. Tirs anVoira of this
_always ha %quest *t
tire* frielakme mu
tve WY WWI
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"Iralt. Miller Is leacler of the bend, About
thirty -Oleo members followed the gag On
the l'4th.
No lodge created a more favorable.
impreeeion than that of Londeebero
which was much admired along the lam
of march. The membere, about fifty
were in the procession, were Uniformed
alike, that le so far as peaked -cap with
, orange band, orange tre and belt and
white shirt were concerned, and pre.
eentecla happy mingling 91 tho 'Wisdom
acquired from experience and the dash
ofyouth. No. 83318 in it, prOeperous
condition and can see no good reason
why it should not be stronger in 1900
than in '99, Two candidates were given
their initial goat ride on the morning of
the 12th. The officers are s-s•Master,
Joa.Riley ; Deputy, W. Wallace ; Secre-
tary, IC Wray; Fifer, E. Beet ; Drum-
mer, 8: IvIcCool,
932 is the No. of the Althorn Lodge
which was headed by tts' own Brno
Band, a musical aggregation of more
merit .than pretence, Under theleader•
„ship of Wliliam Mutoh its march musto
shortened the walk for the brethern.
• 932 has aneat home mid has on its roll
mentbere of many orthe best families in
the three townships which-dov.etell ino
the village. Postraaater Munro walked
with the brethern nod "Honest John"
Mole paid his annutil salute to the
colors, The officers of the lodge at.
prefsent are s-4/aster, W, J. Mahan; obese oduntiee will be fotind to have put.
Loan No. OS.
Bicidu/r11 NQ' 1g°' • "Every Welt Man
Creditor, No. 1843 Hath His Do."
0,,,,X0# 1210,
doctor's examinstion
the blood upon which these
mons depend.
krkhl 1 No. 1091,
Exeter No. 924.
Reeve Speakman welcomed the visit.
ors to which an swpropriate reply was
address* was nuclei ,by Ur. Lewis who
tin., respective y.- Mr. D. M. Jermyn of
Wfarton Grand Master 10 t • Vir
wee the speaker of the day, Ile was a
Biddulph boy and among hie hearere
Were Many of his eohool mates and early
assoeletes, Hie address of two"' hours
was an eloquentexposition of the princi-
ple* of Orangeism. The last epeaker
was Bev,1&r WOW of ISirkton. Vounty
Master Soariett presided,
niede b X .14 1 , ' pe ng
was followed by Rev a Salton and
• The Huron Party Safe.
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• Vitoria, B. 0., July 13. ---Inquiries
' have been made here for news of W. J.
G • P I d J
Ferguson, who started out for the Klee -
dike Via the, Edmonton trail, and about
whom 'nothing had been beard. The
Yukon Sun givee the follovving aticouut
• of the ,arrival of the party:
The retreat of Agamemnon's ten thou,
sand Goseks from Persia to the sea was
• not a mote perilous undertaking than
the march from Edmonton to the Yu:-
kon.river, The familiee of Huron and
Bruce, counties In Northern -Ontario
have beep famous in. Canada for their
• numbers, and •the oltildren for- their
hardy, aclusittaroussapirlts They are tit
be found ia large number all over the-
- known world, add when the north.pole
hi located no doubt a representative of
eorg ol art 4 gin, Ont., an awes
Deputy, John Ferguson; SeoretarYt • hie location Rost on it long ago.
Robert Stalker ;.Tfeasurer,,Jcis. ,Feagan, There arrived lit Dawson. a few..4ays
• sight show. thst • kidneys,
• liver snd` stomach are normal,
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but the doctorcsnnot anaoe
• Th* Meeter".nf. l'nekrmw Lodge:No.' ego a nUMber of Men who had come .
428 is Dr. Tennant a' prominent Pnii'• frOm_EdAnt: Goo.tomno,e;efghoery, nvvrer.eglonanu:Att.
'tioian in. West 131.11Ce who has assaulted • }Arts_
asbiste of opporiefits with a Courage, that 07Alexanoler, W. i9.. Gray, J: W. -Snell
lids' often won forlorn hopes. His and Heaver& MoGri3gor. Bruce party -
doesn't beor an Orange name ,but ie
Deputy is William McQUillen, ho .apartn. je.EL4E: FBerr:wustro,nw. j... -georel: and
The. Secretary ,is I). Archer a relative ' .
good uiernber of the Society withall.
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of the arclier family of titillett, •while . • • . • itrus;e13.
W. Taylor holds the purse 'strings., 428 ,
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has had'its, ups and .downs. • Fotir years . December ' 1897, Dr. Snyder
:ago the membership. was thirty,but since; .thopractice• of Dr. hICKelviti
then it has run as high' Brussels, 'paying • therefor, $2,100, Dr.
scarcely that that pow but la 1.1tion.a Bounds. MoKelvie agreeing. not 'tO.Prectuie With, •
limns, end owns ,good halt .allite own.' in five Miles of Britsselit'fer five years.
• s'Thirti-fivemeinbere of 13elrave Lodge • Irmo' the. period Of !Ale; Reeently•Dr.
Marched behind.theie colors.' reis has. - Snyder •disoctered. that ;De, McKelisie
heen Called the,"Leishman Ledge'!... inns- was preetielp:g: Within the linalL's•Laiit
niuch ai several of that Mime are lifion Friday.':;JUncte Robertson at pegnotle
' the` Olt:Cells while Bryans anti.. Hidl ,Toron to 1.gratite.d an '•itijunction
NOMUrrelhatelcing. been regarded at, prohibiting McKelvie from takieg,
stendbyas hey never.m se a 12th -.oases within vo. rodeo of Brueeela and
sifss.la ,..reacning distance at :all- end.avrarded $.100.•deninges, tO Dr. Sny•
end h'"th r consi tent.' enthusiasmd • ,
shiettere pertalningtoAle adVanCement:-.
.0rangeism ,they have. :hell:led net • a • •
SiValodges ol the 'NerSksCiitilty. The,
itOttillOW •
to keeping 462 Opens theSpe et- •
,0111Oeta are:-sXastet, 11. Leishman latyler :of On t.„..,and'
potyisP.B.-11,143Crae; Secretary, Letah-• 'John jOYnt'efs Belens: ,have.isor;
• mans Treasurer; W. Bryans Fiferoses' F nhaired a site .in ,LUOknowen: which they
:Bruises: W. 11-MoCrae. ; are going, to 'Stint ssne . of the laigest,a07-
:otronger in ',Dungannon Ple evaporator's this 'Cifs•TetentO,
4 411416( Olen' the' thirty-five 'who Will employ 'about .80 bandit and
:fe bwest wortent,324sat Would, need hirge quaistitieit of appIe.
litilanOstet wouldsehOW Mr.sLaytor. Is an experienced business
auielflar,gar cohtiirgent, D. Sproule la Staab, beitigalatge dry .goods.nrerchaliti
Deeves -.Deputy„ A .-.Ditirtin. and • has -ao . evaporator . in Dunville,
•SeOrelarS;',T. SPollY 'Treasurer', Cul -Ji -.. ••,:where he employs- .130 " betides John
shert:' • Fifer • while the DepotY in .joynt'uf sc. :Helens will have the men-
the' ilbsenr#Of's betters; Mari Antik,Stheiligenient 'of !the busitiOriii. here, and Will
big druiti..- . '`Iftky.; the lsighSek•Poeeibitt,pttee, for all
: Tho n1whiship.. ht.:,141:47.44 41#4,0:thie0:-].109c10 •of 09u9a:•01490! • "•‘ ";. • • ••::
• lodges, amonortnem ,Binui011101'0.:459•• •
••Of whieb the Master ia,joh',n,4Xsntnfi',and •
: the. Deputy, John Clegg,-
The•Bayfield:Ledgesteing •ss, •
in ttnronsWas given .hotier of head-. ,,s•The other day two youngworien in
ing this. -Procession'o•''Jnite. ..ToAritn :soot the Mill. •and Empire a
• iigsiivnet-eaay to arrive iits as the Vitae- :Icog 'joked" wedding ,..notio.e, purport-
io-reeinhers_were long_ainde gathered...Mg:Ste describe', the. nuptials ,vf Dr.
..to the fathers and Bie,,desteisillegible.on. :Moore of that ,City and Miss 'Guelph of
:the warrant. Twenty years ago' it was , Guelp.h. -.Now they tvieh they' Int
stronger. than at preseet kir' though The, offenee, vrbioh is a serious, One, has
there, Mitre been accearsior1S toile ranks,- been traced borne,: tds a nfession
immigration/ has been a heaVys drain.. ' forced, eodonly themagnabi of the
several prises in the 'outwits. then in pueishment. , •
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upon it. It is pabsiy days No., 24 won partiea affected can gave Abe from
vogue, •
row ; deputy, W. Elliott ; eecretary,-D. iFeeding ea
Gras
• rhe officers are: ' Masters H. Dar- • s -• • ,• •, ,
1 Galbraith; treaeurer a. Tippett, • The •, ••• • mikes eon :uogs,
• officerii,of the Young Britons are :• Mae- •
ter; William °emend ; deputy, Ws John- ' The Will in Ditties' Company of;
To-
stone; etioretary, A. Erwin; treasurer, ronto write Mr. • Charles Pirellis as fol.
J. ' Benison; lifer, 11. Darrow; drum- lows 113 regard to n matter of much i -
mer R. Elliott. • terest to Huron farnlers :
Bayfielcl young Britons pfarohed As far art we can learn, the ohief cause
with 24, for soft hogs from all sections during
• Belfast No. 499 march d to the the past six weeks is thet the hogs have
mimic of . the bagpipes, the services been allowed to run more or less on the
01 8. Lucknovr piper having been seotired. grass or • have been fed soft green
for the day. Ile did not wear his kilts wee& , We incline to think if you make
so was not so picturesque:a figure. The
officers of 499 are :-Master, T.Ferguson;
Deputy, J. Summerrille ; Secretary, W.
Boles ; Treasurer, IL Mullin.
The Wingham Lodge turned out about
sixty strong and were cOnsidered the
beat dressed lodge in •theproCession.
They all wore "stove pipe hats and
Wer indefatigable in doing the honors
during the day. A. H. Muogrove, the
popular Principal of the Public) School,
is Master �F794, with John Davidson as
Deputy; R. MoMitth as .Secretary and
Thos. Abraham Treasurer.
The brethern of 774, Brussels, were
protid of their Fife0odDrum Band and
well they might be. The members
of the baud wore nattily ittii•
formed and their snappy- tousle won
applause eking the line of March.The
Master of 774 le W. IL Moore, with W.
Smith as Deputy.
No, 153 is Ennitkillett Lodge. but,
Millian's Lodge might be more appro-
priate ler at no period its history has
not one Or more members of that family
been connected. Al one time no lees
than six Millions were on its member-
ship roll and at present no hiss Mimi
four belong. A. Malian is lVfaeter, E.
Million Deputy, R. II. Mew Secretary,
W. Fisher Treasurer while Geo. James
was Fifer and S. Allen beat the druni,
The Bluevale brethern missed Brother
Thomas Stewert from his accustonfed
place in their ranks and. deeply quips.
those with with him on adeount of the
accident he met with some time 'since
which resulted in the loss of a leg,
Mr. Stewart has long been prominent in
North Huron Orangeism where he was
an active worker. He le a Past Mader
of the Bluevale Ledge. • • .
• An othanient on one of the arches
Whiell was much adMired, a good rePre-
lielltation of King, William neatly and
uniquely framed Was the work of Mr.
George Broomfield a Bluevale veteran
oraighty years; Mr. Broomfield first
rode:an Orange goat in Ireland and on
earning to this country atonce identified
himeSlf with the Order and etill tetaine
his connecitiOn,
Trila Tin T11 AT Enna,
us*
EXtiter witnessed 40 impoiing prone8-
41(013 when tbe 2091h anniversary of the
Battle of the Boyne was celebrated.
Early in the morning the crowd began
to miserable And drum and fife could be
heard in all directions as the VaridUil
lodges gathered. The town was beauti-
fully decoreted, every store being em.
bellithed with flags and bunting of
varioue eolOrs and the etreet presented
-very lively appearance With five
beautiful orohie. About one 0/0100k
the prOdeeefett tbilhed oft the Nora*,
Lion grounds, mardhed **filthy thole.)
east on Huron street, theffee up Main
10 the sehoel grounde. The order of
the prof:tendon was 411 (0110,0114 'fist
johtt Shiflett, County Motet, and
Prank Davie *flaunted on horses,
Exeter Baud,
Speadters earrlige.
Genhen IAA Lodge 116,333.
Resell 1.o. 7118.
Verna PI and /Inns Bend
791f.
*Ay No. 21ir.
11 No• 4.91,
la Po, 610, • v
'4,1*Iffforlt,
A
It an inflexible rule that you will take
no hogs which have been fed in' thin
way for at least one month prior to the
time they are offered for sale that there
will he very little heard about soft ba-
con. 'Unfortunately, along with this
gram, owing to a shortage of grain in
farmer's hands, in Many sections corn
has been ted very freely. This. makes a
very bad combination, and has intensi-
fied thedifficulty.- We have all com-
mon interest in this matter, and we -re-
peat what we have said at various times
during the past few weeke, vis., that
•we earnestirsollcit your co-operation 111
reducing this trouble of soft bacon to
the smallest possible point by the tilos.
est scrutiny of the manner in which
hogs have been led in your section, and
rejecting all doubtful stock.
-A...ow •
,
For Over Fifty Years
Mom WorssowSi Soorinoti SYRUP' has been
uRed by millions of mothers for their children
while teething. If disturbed et night and
broken Al your rest by a sick child suffering
and crying with pain of Cutting Tooth send at
once and got a bottle of "3/11.8. Winslow's sooth-
ing syrins' for Children 'Teething. It will re-
lieve tho poor little sufferer immediately. Do-
nendunen 11,_inothers, there's namistake about
It eures Diarrhoea, regulateis the Stomach
and bowels, cures Wind Celle, softens the
Gums, roducesInflammation, and Ives time and
• energy to the 'whole system. "Mr8. Winslow
Soothing 'Syrup" for Children teething is plea-
sant to the tette and is the proteription of one
States. We
Of the todest and. best female physicians and
nurses in theUnited al0K80
bents it bottle. Sold by all dPrice twenty-liverUggists through-
out th� world." Be sure and aek for "Mrs.
WINBLOWSSOOTH/No soma..
lifood'e Sarsaparilla Purifies, Vitaliteff
and, enriches the blood. It cnree yoq
whoa "a bit off" or when seriously
afflicted. Ze never disappoints.
Rhatimattara-i§ believe Hood's ear.
saparilla has no equal for rheumatism, 1t •
barmicars dens, starsempentoOrne, og:d than any Other
14214101M Z bays taken." lin.• Par1110X
131,0 Coup-1'44er my Mend bad a ane Dineen,
wasooninnoverr set or sleep Different regeiiies
did not help bUt 'Hood's Sarsaparilla
befit me up and an now able to attend te
my work," Unfair JAMMO. 004.110cOntsr
• Aware eels ours liver Ms the acoinhating an/
giffy eatkartio to take with flood% aarsouErnia.
Sold by Watte 84 Co., Druggists,
•
MAREIAGES. •
_ • --- •
GILIDDON,-,TOENSON-On 'Toy 5th,
by.Rev, S. J. Allin, at Victoria -street
parsonage, Goderhili, Mts, William 1'.
Giiildon of Colborne to Miss,Mary J.
lohnston of •Aelifield.
,
TUNNEY-7In East Wawanosh on July
• d9tahu,gt4htee,rwife of James Tontiey, of a
ROBERTON-In East Wawanosh on
tounlY, oir ah'dieheeghwtiefeof r s G eor.g!.:P db.' el.-
ARMBTRONC(-rn Culross; on July 6111,
- the wife Of Williani Armetrorigsof a
1M0KINNON
SOME PEOPLE D.
UNDERSTAND;
They wonaer liow it is we aro so busy theoe warm
But once they commence to ask prices their surprise
ishea. • They would be more ourprised after learning a
our values if we weren't busy. Well the fact is we
been trying to break every montb,'s record for pr
years. •Since January lot we have outeeeded so far. Bve,
month in the firtit half of '99 was ahead a any previous,
year. We don't intend Wrap behind in Ally or any other
,) month (luring the balance of the year, not if We can help 1,,t
0 and we do help it by such prices as these:—
• -Lame Curtains 24 ycle. long worth 25c for Mo. 'os
• atfr tiVni74Yde• long, 04 inches wide worth. $1,35 for 411, •
t7('
ls wide worth asu. for 25e •
t• • -Cottonades stripes and checks worth 14c for 10c,
p rile wor e for 5e.
A -Cottonades fancy stripes vvorth 20c tor 15c.
.IF ' -Heavy Bloe Denims (indigo Blue) worth 25e for 200.,
i -Men's Fine Straw liatS worth 35e, 50o, 75c and $1 for 25e.
•--,-,Ladies' Shirt Waists reduced from. 500 and 70e to 25e.
-Ladies' White Waists insertion fronts regular $L25 for 850.
-Pure Silk in fancy checks tor waists regular 75o for fifte. •
3 , -Summer Corsets m all sizes worth 50c for 35c.
•0 -Ladies' Striped Make Underskirte worth $1. for 75e.
-Heavy Canvas for binders worth 25c for 20c. ,
te , • CASH AND ONE PRICE, °
0'
-Bleached Tab e Linen hi yds wide worth 05c for 50o,
--Men's Fine Wool Socks worth 20c for 15e.
-Wide Prints fast colors new atte th 10
0,
0
),.
4.;
M9KINNON &CO. BLYTH t
MURRAY-In Ciilroes julY 7111, the
• wife of Jos. IterraY, oca chtUghter. •
MEYER-.-In Carrick, on- july Lb,. thei
• wife of Henry D.1tIeyersa son.
GLAVINLIn Stephen,,Sout1;13011nslary f•
. onJuiy 1,0th, the wife of Patrick (Hato • v
in, Of 'a:cittughter. :
IsOkon, 'on •the 9111 July,
Mrs. Henry Miller, of a daughter.,• .•
SELING-At Bornholm. on the 7thJo.
ly Mrs. Wni. Soling of a son., .
• • .
,
on :Monday,.
julysl 7ths'L. Collector
• 'of-satietome, aged • 62, yeere antis 6
jiily .11 tb:Mat-
. t hew: KeriAged 77. . " LENI•
51.11, Isfrs94uly
11111649::4179 'ea d9.1n,.'‘98fd• cY9:;11').•
• .and 6 moetlet.:•.: •• •:
.ELDElle—Tiar,iteheit ee. the Oth- jttlyss
• Jean :Grahanie Welker, widow 'of the
• late James Eider, Esq., of-Stratfotd,•
• 'aged 83 yearsi.6 ;months and 15 days.
IlAYNBSIn Fullar,ton, on the!".1001.
iiivSJohnBeyneesaged• 83 years and.
E3AN
4110°011ial'In Tbessa10n township,
Al-
onsit, on July' 7th, -Robert Feagan;
timely of West Wawanosh, aged 63
SENIOR-In.Exeter on July ..9th, . Char-
lotte, beloved Wife Of Mr: Charles
• Senior, in. her 63rd year, •
MANNING -1n Colborne on July 4th,
Fraueis Manning, aged s79 years and
8 months.. ' '•• .
•
lc`Never :Burt) a Candle ' at :Beth
. .
Ends."'
• If you do yoor light' will soon be
gone
and. You will be in •the dark.
Don't think you can go on drawing vi-
tality from the blood for nerves, stom-
ach, Itrain oil& muscles, without doing
something to replace it Hood's Sar•
•sanarilla gives nerve, Mental and di-
gestive strength by enriching and
talizing• the blood. Thus it helps peo-
ple who are overvvorked arid tired, •
•
Hood's Pills are non -irritating, mild,
effective.
• . MUSICAL
The Band of Coin.% Maple Leaf, Canadian
Order of Foresters,Clinton. is nov open for on-
gagements for Garden Parties, Pic-nics,--Cele.
brationii; etc: For terms, 'write
J,
Clinton, Yene 10111, Secretary.
anitoba
E)coursioll
0
•
fiLy CLOSIN
•
„1/1f6 commcepn June 4.:5th tO Close our Stere every
evening at 7 o'clock sharp,. Saturdays': ancll prior tt
holidays': excepted. —
. •
• Qurstbelt Hardwaye, of all kb:ids
and our pi are right" having large•stodk.
fore the late ad-1110es on all kinds. Of gardware.
•
Dan't buy Binder Twine 'until You see our brand, ft
•'beats everything.
• We are.now deliVering Coal.
our Store .for,:prOmpt delivery.
Leave „ your or ertical
roa
Biamsfactureres and 313iitt1,„‘frs in
ALL. KiNps:.Q.F.Ftm.m.T
For the Spring trade we are offering the larges
plete stock' of' High, Medium and Low Priced
the County. We have some great values to offer i
PARLOR SUITS, COUCHES, AND LO
Do not buy until you have .paid a visit to OUT Wareroom
•
' .!
UNDERTAK ENG
•
n this line we carry a complete stock Qrnt 'Horses an
fit are up to diie and our Onikge,f.reasona le.
•
st°'
. , • .
E3ROA, 1;!,
)filiiirtel*etfre Mtettleelon. ILTel pil.11*.a1410.
okr: alone
11
Night and Sunday eaIls ansWered at Residence snypnro
Funeral Director, King,St., o,ppeeite'091M.dri'.
WHITESWAN
FLOU•
• 'CORN FOR SAI.O.
Co'en and Corn Chop always on
• band for sale. Drive to woes
house opposite!RailwayPaesen.
• get' Station.
P
This is a. Menitoba-mixed ffoutsatid onsson, Jane 2,5th, .
combining good quality .Nvith Issity
June .27 July 1.3 • oid 1.8 pi:,ce, is iv good seller, Give it a r
1 trial and you'll want it again, At ,
, .
Fare $28 to all Mani- a everindeeidni, pi to it st etdh jet) teoq Cu lai In ot of na.n yBflreolr
.
. toba points. made from White Swan flour looks
Good going boat or rail. CLINT014
' well•nhd is pleasant to take.
Tickets good for two months.
For further particulars apply -to"- Butter and
. Egge Wanted.
0:OLSON
'.A.GINT C. P. R. CLINTON
' .'$1.90, percwt., it ie splendid value, '
I I
111/XEt.12.3r
1ani$2100 •
We thank .our customers
• for theii: piitionage in the
pot andbeg to ,call their
To
GRIMSBY 'PARK
AND IIETUR
of Eureka Itarness Oil will take the
stiffness out of old harness and make
it soft as new. It will took like new. !
rt one, softenh, blackens and
preserves the leather. You. -
can keep new harness from
wearing out and renew
the life of old harness with
• attention to our- removal
• from Oombe's bleek to. the
Former stand of Allen St'
OPPONITE THE MARKET
Where WO hope to so them all
and new customers too. We
• keep in stock Groceries of all
kinds, Blair, peed Grain, eto
GOODS AND PRICES STAND THE TEST
lar.. W. 11XIAL.f.,,..,
III 1..
SUMMER RESORT
Ihroldje the poptder Akeeldtraeortfof the
poop i• Of rittr071, hoe the River Ottri the ro
d.
tut. eeteatt tO C tO the 1/411 t 4 th
rx,:,...h= my. tatin.64,,„trat n
or .01 re-O*0 .ing pmego. i e qtept
11 to t '44 a im ocimet.
Arm '6 1
11
h • erten Itio 44
* e le ampl� roam for
tis a cool,
ora
maks ova of it, 1.1014
4eave iforammodanoc.
J. 0. Vardiaifit,
eth. '
SATt/RD.Ar ,31,114;1* 20iti-
Train. likes .0li.n,ten 7.4 *turn
menses, night.
17,6•ickson,D. P. A ,, TorZ,ik1'Atit'Altat
• ititESI: Heetlt.4g.,
•
m
„_.....1
T,•1
,-
FALI:TERM OARS SEPTEM
STRATFORD, ONTA.Br
Xearizsixty per cent of tha
we enrolled during the pate
Vetde%ftk4C
aIrierhtire 110ge
Three times the norther of's
'''sratratticeeig° vigil' any
year. Only one kind of Wain
cation given to OOP etudetate
nib° beet," Write for our
logue, IVA the finest in. Ontalt
W. s.nta.tow.