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A _JLHE REASON.FOR THESE BARGAINS,
A fewwceks ago a large wholesale house- of London failed'. Their stock was bought by one. of the firm,
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at a very low rate on the dollar. ' .
I Last Tuesdaythe members of our buying syndicate wiretelephoned. to meet In London and we
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would be given first chance to buy the cream of the" stock before It was opened to, other buyers. We did so
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and the resuit is, we can give you hew seasonable. goods at ONE QUARTER, ONE THIRD and ON4
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HALF the regular price, I .
This wholesale house had the reputation of being one. of the best Ribbon Houses in Canada.
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The NRw InA regrets very . deeply
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Indeed -,'the heart-repiling .Accident by
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which Mr Robt. Mciean, of Goderleb f
has lost his eldest son, �r
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Mr Biumersonj who will likely sue-
ffirlial4entilry ]FORC11111ap �
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The re ation of Mi. Blair, as N in.
ter of 11p
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rise to a good deal of comments, ,
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C101111, The actual reason, therefore,
was not known, thggfb Ferterally As-
sumted, until the a cia -
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Was Made to the House oq,Tburedi�y.
M r Blair. in his $explanation, Bald , koo
did not ap1rove of,nor could be 11 i
dorse, the overnmenVe 1poTsal
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build the drand Trunk ae .fle,
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ceed Ur Blair in the Cabinet, has been 6ief objection being to that part of
Prontior of New Brunswick, and is 4, the scheme which involved the line
. from Quebec to Moucton. He was.,
man of considerable ability, though he however, in favorof the government-
basuot yet shown so much force of owned anctoperated line to the coast,
bat on other terms than thosepropos�d
character us Xr Blair,, He may do so, by -the governm6nA, Sir Wilfred, in
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, , luts itself, ibis reply, said he dissented entirely
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The Toronto Telegram, Ind.: Conser- and also with the arguments advemeed
says .-The Opposition has by him in opposition to the proposed
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V�'e'etnlvle;adly led or rather has not best i railroad. Mr Blair stated that bepprt.
led at all on railway, questions since ed with the members of the Cabinet
the Liberalsca 0 into power. The with the greatest of regret, that he
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The Four Best SdIlas'
Books'la Canada for
the Month of June,
I �PTJA&v TWWO Daughter $1
by Xxv , ��*Ard,vlolb only, $1.00
,* Lotters. of, 4 Self-maile Korchont",
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paper We,, oloth $1.60.
. 4 Woo MoGregor,"
by *T X Bell,
Paper no, olotb 690, .
. 41 Lovey Mary,"
. by A. N. Bloo, .
� Cloth only 41,60.
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Cheap Editions of.
Copyright Warkso
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Paper , 25o., qlotli 50o. .
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Our syndicate bought Thousands of Piecesof Ribbon at price that will enable us to have the greatest warmest admirer of Mr, R L Borden lbad always received from every meni. I 00 puppet Crown",
sale ever seen in Clinton. . I . a cannot deny. that on the railway ber the most considerate treatment poper 25c., cloth 50b.
. I . : question be has been weakness per- 1 possible, and that the statement in the . I., 1$
Here is a list of some oi the things that were bought at a very low price and go on sale sonified. He was through western ,pposition papers that there -bad been - - "When Knighthood Was "i FlOwsr .
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� M 0. I policy adapted to these needs.and pro- foundation in fact,, Mr Tartealsomade I . . .
. use of the occassion to draw attention . .
sday 'Morn.,- - M . Nine 0 .clock 'blaim. that policy as the atform of to his own retirement,and inthecourse " The, Book I I
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. . . I . J. Andrews, of Winnipeg, wrote an which he wns.shN?ly pulled up bythe . 'a Day, 11 1.
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to 4eelare forAlublic ov.nersnip of Premier. The gal eries were packed ordon Keith," ��
bbons, 0strIA Pea. ers, .Flowers,, Fine.Drer'Sr. MU'slinsv - Laces, Silksg duripg the occasion, and tit times the .
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.1 Conservative; but NrBotden rued tension was so strong that you could paper 75o,. cloth $1,50,
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Lad I Straw Shitpesq, Rain Coats, . . .. . . L a deaf ear to Mr Andrews, hear a P113 1 . LL I
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, . cal effect his retirement Will have re-
. Iri addition to the above es we will place on sale many bargains from our -own stock. -; , . ated by the Government iuste't of w
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,,6c and 10c Ribbone, at 2c I . . A or go t'll, vernment. on its gene al pplicy ; .
- . . inent* would have to -adol .. V thaton,
1 $1 Straw Shapes at 45C . . . . . I , . . and 11 must: be said , nion isvery Sex Series, .
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.!=yards of Ribbons front. J to 2 .iticbes wid in colors nf pink, sky, On Thursday morm�n - .shxpes that . . mneli divided as to the wisdom of his . � I
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. I 1gtwe will place on sale, 100 fine straw , " ' I . . coltrrs�.. Itmayorit,may not affect . $1.00 each. . . - .
i cream, white, wtv�', turqunis. garnet, etc., lso plaid silk ribbons in . are well worth o $2 eitch at. . .. . ; ............ ; ...................... M .. . I L . I I
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. assorted colors. sidtable for fancy work the e are regular 5c'to 10c . I 1. . . � , . Manitoba Elections adversely the overnment, but the L FOR MEN. . .. . .
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�.,.. per yard,' all on Sale at .................. . ................... ��, ..... - 102 Outing Ilats $2 to 2.50 for $1 . � .. . I. � . —.. .16 Cabinet does n4appear to be seriously . . I . I . 1, M. P.) . .
. � I . . . I . �. . � It is not at �'Ii surprisin that the concerned about it, An oedakion of '� (by8y'lValluesta
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20C 5 k Ribbons at 12 ic 'r 'L' Straw Sailors 50c, 75c, 86c to $ffor 25C . . . elections just held in the kovirice of this kind is one that brings outwith a . ow,
; ' A * . ' ' ) I . : . . . d deal of prothirienC(i I What, a Young toy OuRht to � Ku .
of wide silk Neck Ribbons, ip.obadas nf pink.Rky wbite,black, I - hild . . � Manitoba. should result. in the. return goo ,the . strong . Wbat avourg husband ought toknow '
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Card! a], etc., all flne qualities, thatooll at 20c. . Sale price ........... L . 1.122 - IL . . . L . I o . . I � I of the Roblin Goveroment again; The features of Sir Wilfrid's ebaracter,ana. Whot &'Young Man Ought to'Kno.w .
I .� . I ' I . conservatives. bad the means in -their to realize this fully one must hear him What a Man of 45 Ought. to Know . .
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I . I . . 1. . 30c, 35c,'40c and 45c MuMins at -15C . I Rnwer to place the Liber&ISL at great and see hi I it circumstances I , I .. .
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and 40c Silk Ribbons at -18c . � . , . Anj(-rlcnn Muslins in assorted . .. L . 's I PC R Wool im. - �, � - - L -
I 500 yards of 82 inch wide Fivitub and fan-' ir others. Mr'Blair's . 1.
.1 I ., I . . i6advantage, and they used them to that woul ..�,,,rpa,slo w, 11 . .
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yards of wide silk Neck Ribbons, in plalu colors of white, cream,sky, . �, cy designs and colors alect linen colored muslinsmith white*spot and , the utmost, The'arrangement of the retirement makes the seventh Minis- I (by MrF,. M6ry wood Allen.) I
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��- .pink, rn�uve, tul cluols. cardinal, navy, etc. Also ianoy Neek rib- . colored border, which is used for trimming, regular prices are 30 . ange sin,.e - the Liberals took I � .
I . . ci � ,..15 constituencies; the preparing What a Young Gir.1 Ought to Know . . , �
� , bom in plaids and striper. that are regular 30c to 40o values. Sale . 35c, 40c and 45c. Sale. price ... ... .. voters'lists and the appointment of office, three .Ministers died, two, took 1, I
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I � . . . . 1. . White Waists at'Sale Prices . I . . to, further the.party ends. The treds- _.. _ L . . I _ , L What a Woman of 46 ought to Know, , .
5C, 85c and $1 Ribbons at 25c . . . . I . . I . I . I � : . . I ury,was moAga I . 'L I . . . . . � ...
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1� those Are I the 50c Waists at c 1. . . . .. . ... � . . every loclilit , an the school question . . ,
,, ,,�rards of extra wide silk ribbons in fancy effects on I 25 * . . . at5oe,f6r...,..., L . ,ged in. p . romises to - The %ropk of the Redis I tributi . on Coni,1 I ., . I . � . . 40' 1 4 0 0 $ i I 0 .4 0 1 . .
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� -wo-dozen 8hirt-miists irf white and colors khab sold I - ;. .;a a W;ts. dr.igge in -whereNierjt Would rnittee is practically'ovei, though -10:ie I . . .L .... .. I . .
',L", finest quMitirs that sold at 75c, 85c aul $1 per yaT all on sale at I � � I . I � _ . . S 6 I . . . I . . I .
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�'.one price . .................................... I ........... I . I . 25 �, . . . � L. . . � . . I � .. . count,s4nel pl6dges of all kinds of leg- House has not yet accepted t�.-L. same. . L , I
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17!,.. 1 79c White Waists at35c. I . I . . � . islation w�ie:made. The Conservatives 011tside of the memb,e,s of $iAi-li,
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, � I I Your choim of )inyL'%V'b1 I e, Waia - a in the store that, sold . . . I I noc � �� of 'the immense -W 0 C ooper-Aco, . . .
�'c and 60c Japaneese 5ilk at 35c --.� .. I come back 6tronger than 3A bon they we has ar- ld� . .
1 I . . at 79c for 8.5r.-. I , � . . . .
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. , yards,of 23 and 27 inch wide French Dyed Japanese silk, in shaded I some areL lace tri tit kned others have tucks and - bemst itching, sizes,%, , Wont out, Which is the only signifte- ,,,�11;;,)1L111t*w ��ork the redistribution in- L 11 .
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"'.. . I - I . . ir volve(l,nnd the er6ditforla great deal . of . . - LI'NTON. ,- � � . .
:1, -of sky, pink, navy. cardinal, tupquols-, white, cream, etc., these are � . .38 and -40 -only, -'Regular 1j.9a. for.. . 4 "..... ,......;,.... .......... . . 35 ance tbat.,egn 'be ktfi,whed to the' . . .0 L . . .
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'-.the finest 50c and 60c silks, and will go on sale Thursday.: ri�orning � I . ,. Liberals would I ..
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`�,.Ilt ........................... ...... .............. e............ '. .3.5- si.-25 and $1.50 White and . ... I - . h;.,va liked to see it otherwise,' but we' .
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" e . . I I . I ... L . � . . . .1 Colored Shirt Waists at 75c tbing`§thiitgo, politically speaking, ' on detail work. -There has ber if c6m- appointments to the -Upper Chamber � 1
.75 Black Figur d Silk at $1 . . . . . its . made . . .. . .. I 1 _.. - . . . . . erfriction between the L. .;
.. . . 25'8hirtwais .of fine whitelawn all are.trimmod with embroidery . . - . ...'' . i . I.. . I .. . . . - 1. I , aratively .littl 1 during their term, Eleven new Sena- . I
ack Figured Silk of the very finest quality, vory-TaeRf design'L regul'ar. , Insertion,and tucks, colored waists are of "LF '� ginghAms in stripes. . L I . . Nifferent mombers..of. the� committee,
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price.$1.75. Sale price ......................... *...... 4 .............. *. � I 40 0 1, all have self stock collars, iegtA��rjc4g'kre .$1,25- and, V.50. SO . � Int e*res.tlng Statistics oi Ourowjs 'the C6nser�;ativostheteonocdasfon,�lly - it th �inprecedented.. Tliisgive§ . .L '
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.L . . Pelee'.. .... , .1 I .. . politi -l., � L. gesting sor6te change in boundaries Als . amajorit� of *ge'veral ,in �
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re's The Biggest Dress Muslin Bargain I his , , . .. -k . . ,. . ... . .. . !75 I... 14ii, - - 8: ., ...
��, I . . . I .,Store I : . I . I . . , . no . proved of by the others; but on. I this, still-antiqi .
,!-.: Has Ever Given . - . 1 $1. . 85 UnstieA.Sk ' .. lft� . ,. .. . � Red'-stribution . . - the iifioletfiere has been utualagree. Liated C ly nuipbet, Of ... .. I
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I'., . . . ,�. L ) BJA�JCL I irt�. for- $J . .1 . . . . .. — .. ... . .I ment, -the.Cousery i s -ealizingthat regrettable that a good 11uSt : in L, ' .., I .
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.Land 30c Muslins.at 9c .. I . I . Limifre Skirts. I i a Vilth , bound , there was no atte t th ;-Conservative Senators i the -
I I . .. .. 85,j0r.,..L ..... . I . I .. It maybe of luteres 0 A' ')d many. e pkrt� Of natural order of things, soon cross the' - � ' .
. wit.h valytt(rogular $1, ne .,... f... ".. - I - - 1. ....... � o ........ i. . 1800, tt ' L . . L .
�yards of 82 inch wide Muslins in the newest linen, colored effects a' . . I I . .. ..,. the Liberals to tak . Unfa r - I . � ,
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,., ripes and facny designs, every piece 'we --- guaran 6 as .and ' L . . I . . �L..* " ': L. � will stand politically, udder IL , of their,position. ' , a ' IS is S I. L . . J L. ' I . . . I ;
i Oep its color, regular prices 25c anf! 30c. Sale price ...... 1. 6-�, .... , V . . : . I . . .. ow I b he citcumstance �tbAt -
m � L . 09 $5 �Wraii6r "MAde Skirts, at' $3i'95-' .; I this' divi- borne 6u , ,
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. I .. . I .. Ladl,,js, Skirts made of ' all wool horsespurt in black' thL , Liberiils ho T ,,ofie'before the i Val .
Ki I - . :1. 'W- . � ;to and Oxford.: on.1y, e vote cast attlie last PrqvinciAl-and .9 � .. � .. I . � 11 � I
"LS.ummer Silks at 23c � I I . ., ,,all ;�ie macto infi""t'Style, our r4gular$0,50 skit ton salo at'. L3196 Dominion elections in -each of the mun . - committee and tried to hate their A& . . . - , .L
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rds of Summer Silks in strip4is only', !Olor$ Of Lpink,. blue, etc.,reg- . . ... 1,.,5 L .,. . .1 ... � - ..... I . . icipalities, group6d'as they will be un- ings formed to suit themselves., have. ed at -the Rhttenburburyjlc� 9 ,Rurs- � . 1.
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: i price 50c. _Sale price. ; , 2 " *Sateen Underskirts at $1. . I . brthbriewdivisioiisithevoters'a had it, deaf ea I I . I ; I
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dre . �_ . . .. .. "I., I . 24 Underskirts ninde'of a fastblack satabi cloth, -trininsed with :flou . nee L " I ,� . ification be.ng the same for both ��Dq� . 9 his has not j5r6v6nW -, iiome. of'the DATE NOT 'FIXED. , -� L -The first L . of , . ,
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" I ., . L'� �� �� . - - , ' having L�reip rows of fri . lls,the.,re.gulat llb:ri *,of AhW skl�t is $1 - . . ' '. minion and Piovincial election I � Conservative,.'%' h I ' ers'exc " sions to Manitoba - . .
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aritin Brand, in asa6i%t-.' - . Sale' price .... - ..'. � ............... --....-L . , I , ; .
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and keep the . . 15C - 2 . Cy 0, ce* ,� �,� .. I I ill probably. be
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NT � . I . . � I . ,� I . 1. . . * '. ' ' I * ' :' I . A,sbfleld ......... ..... 430 : S�ZL4 : almost all tbQ divisions,, this is a, seVeri; C6mbe. -the very efficient organist of
. . � I . L . -eat-CledrAnce:2 . ale� of -'M6U'S.�_'West, Wawanosh .... 254 . L . 2M ..:.. reftection on JI16 judgment. I - �4, as� .Ontario street chui-6h, has tendered her -
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. I -a' d: Bo s'-'::C1,othin aud Fu*r'nish Colborne .............. ZI 'Ila ,
. I correct, it sim �ly ainounts to this, that,: � last of her 6nga :ment, tho I �
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I . IN 0- it wi . pra . _�4181: WE CAN ONLYAD ATE � �
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I., . � L . . . I .. 'Bayfield ........... I ... 8� . *. .60 ... I s' * let us iiiake Labor Da� celebration, a ' "'
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papers were exceedingly well Prepared I hi St� 6, , borne.,.-., .....,:.. 2-90. . .1*344 1 1
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� andwere intensely interesting. The I L ath_ . 4, e are under the i - I -.... 460 L ,w I : stituend;rJri Ontario has. a . .
Od Monday next E. H�Imes . . . inprbs Hay.....O.,,........ . I . ,township. fund wo should like, to. see �.this organ- ' ' -L . *'
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topics. for.nextmonth will betaken by -1 ... I rmer-17ofOlinton ,;�ili cole, , sf6ii that Sir Wilfrid Lauri , * . ...'. 400- , ' 574� L been divided, and tbisU in the tow -n - lzadoii make a move. � � L. . . . I .
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Miss Mae Bfggax,,t. and Miss ' Mary �_ I back bo . e th . . - . : MCKJ11op L . ". . . . . . . . . . i 331 L , ..?.52 I .Ship of Brantford,Where'a riv6r� makes I i . � I . . . I . 11
brate hid 80th birthday, '� iYe ho �in .-,'fiel &�fielackgqdt:ierminati6ii - , L� . . . - � .1.
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Lough .... i The Christian : L Ende&voil' I best of health, and as iietiVq'.. ,:#out, . . . . I . I , __ � Ifich - has . &l,w&yi , THE LAW I ' . I
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1. I ciety have abandoned their in . andf'O' ; . I ' -7j- , ot ountow bi i
I 10:1 . � ond P.bys:!f,,%1J.T, AS many men- - 0 0 arac a , e can ,orlik " L, ' t, I i� '465 � ,beeii'reg6rded-as:such, arid tbedivision L I
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I.Uw th'e -Jsf'Wf &ont.p.�&;nif b - .. . I . I , ", . .. . e I Rei6tiii ai . .. " . L .. of the township. � . � . .
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I I M111111ft will� be JKeld as usu ut ' L e w . I An attractive little souvenir of Bay- twisted abctubihe flngerpf anyone,but ... - I � i h aye, and t e . uestion * is',..often , , 11
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field. that fast-growing popular gum, - his treatment of di 0111t. . �_ - , RAST HUX�d_lq . . , :1', .. 9 0 IL ICA . in Ontario are as e i ase d A e1s, one who
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month of August'Rev Mr McMillan, handedus, .Itis,heatly got up,and " her dispelled .that idea, and tboqe I . . .Cons ..but any statement -to L' 0 r r .i., �c I colir ave,ah,eadyde.� � - -
Of tao . Howick .............. 1 383., 495 4 ervative ; .
Toronto,will officiate in Willis.0hurch, contains 13 phot(?s' of - vie f h .. . L* .A 't With ' ' him.know he Turnberry ...... I v..... 2BO, : I �. . th6 elfect.that a gerrymander ha�been olde this po nt: L .e. o ners of aff; - :' . -
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-front of the engine on i I , . awan ... 219 . 180 - ifledly untrue;'. Froxiia )Liberal stand- .. rpsponsible.' The question of permis.; ,
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16 morn- 'no tribute' to this pl�ase, 6i, big 0 ftc-, Wi -... 1 : 2H It.is too air, and sbows, a goner o ��* foi- animals to b ' - ' 1.
family are spending- his 'vacatidn at ing"inall train from London prese , bar L ingham i. �' , 1L..".1. :181 - -point f, .; 51 I . run at Mrgeby. y7
. Bayfield has- kindly bonsente 0 . . take. AL I I . nte., .ter is bettet-than. the following .from Blyth , , '' - 05 . , , 04', osity on tb6ir- part that'L. laws Of the council d6esnotchauge.the I ,
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-ewart'.-�,-duties-h6re;..���he�.-chil�. 3 1. It Brussels ................ 138 � . � � ap ' its * , Ibilitysb-far as the ..
�,: L MrSt ba,ving. run4muck-of-a cow. -near- xet� , .preciated by their opponen . _ ,. i damage of responsf . I
then who -'attended the,picnic at- Bay�, .-.-,.:.-;�;_ -:L--A59L--. -,98 � ---7;-..-..1._-___ I L ' .. I
-tb.e�editor!&Leql-�Lm-4s--qt-tke-..-TQron o.. Wroxetor iv. .'. � . lawls concerned, . . . �..
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. flk)ld last Thursday report An enjoyable much of the cow left intact. * . L L I L 6V 1�
.�. I.. . ,time. , The clay was fine and all took . . I . . .. . . Will'Son, L , . . .., . L. .. � I . . ' . I- . : Considerable' time was' this ,Week . LIS.CAPTAIN . . . I
. . The Bell Telephone Co. have 'about - - I whLo is. in a position to know, . . I L . 2;f>f5_. ,997. -in DED-LTbe r0feree of. the , Mitchell- . .
Advantage to put in a - ood.'Iazy lida I . I . . . . - . ' .. I 1. Is - Mitcholl on,july. 110, - . .
g� c6mpleted'arrangements for the.estab- dwh rings oatfaets. that, should. Reform majority ,...... 248. .. spent -discussing the Immigration, Clinton gain . at .1
restin$ in the shade,or Cating,sai n all I 6P iten . L . I. I .. . . ION, L iC00 � . policy of the govornm6rit, In - thii; as reported W, R, Cole, 'field captain of . . L
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Yaddling and bathing. .. L ,. . L '. I . . , . � .1 . :1 I. .. . in all other branches of administration the Mitchell . team, for using obscene , .
L . I I .. , , Blyth, Auburn and-Belgrave. VV hen L, 1: * * , wE ST AU96N:'., , � . am language. He also reported that out� ' -
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I . - . . . . .. , . the scheme is completed the three vila Wilfrid Liturier'lias given evidence c I , marvellous*.progress has, been made. sid,drs interfered materially with th . I
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LOCAL NOTES.- L * ,. . .. - tation. ., - . hils'strength of character h . vative 1: , . game. Presidept - J. F. ' I .
. " .: ., - * I . .1 ' ' .. " ' '4 0 immigration , purposes, but . got. few :, L. , . _
. . I L - At,'the Winter Fairbuildin'g,Guelph, t6hitad-to-handstru, le;�ith the Ulfra- �.Ashfield ................. � .5 308 - Lennox, of the C.L.A., - has suspended -
is T. )hoto studio of,N. -B, Henry will on, Thursday, Augustfflth,,an extensive ibontaries of Quebacyc r a quarter of &� West, Wavanodh .... 264 .262 lium'grants, and they are. very jealoug . oeiand baSL, wired lt�he I ihat hi-� . I I
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be c Wednesday afternoons dur. ,sale of Yorkshire hogs will be hold, century. He opposed squarely the coer- li-lillett .......... ..... 320. 212 efforts olf Mr Sifton in thisd6partment ke t clear or the game'will be awar . e . I
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I Ised to, half-mast on list and cheap railroad fares to Guelph, the. LdiSPIL euure of the very powerful Goderich township-- 219' .- 430 1 .
d Our flag was rax I can be. secured for the occasion. church to which h * of the. public Service; With', ��Oire . '
ear Monday when the news of the -death of . . e belongs,and risked Goderich ............ . 433. - .408 sulf that no less than 128,00 1
,m cii: games playe on neutr4grouods.
ned Pope Loo 136h reached here. . 'Aid of L *o�joy church - . 224. - h
the 16sa of Quebec'. He persuadedFronch .; - .. - - -.. -, 2S7 u� .
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. . Canada to consent to the desliatch .of - _ ., ___ - . - ,_In.s &V L a BAYFI) MLD -Alargenumber of you'n I
UrPOSe holding their a0\4ual picnic th T is is far.ab6ad of anyprovious nimi.
Three cars of stock 't;� Mason and tayfield next Thursdat July 30tb, contingents to SouthAfrica, and held L- . . iL ., � 2*.Mq , .2'110 * ustifies all the people drove over from C . I .
&r Ford & McNeil and a d6uble clocker of. tb , . _184 . L gration, and, amply I I
. Weather permittino., A -'wishing to at Province .16 tb0 gqueral electionof Reform, major ty - money expended for to purpose. It Tuesday, In the afternoon clouds. b�-. I
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n. I " . I . oper. - -- eals of some of his political opponents - . .L, . exception, are of- the veiy best clagsei, rain was falling. Ho ewrtbe happy'. . ..
the, . to any raci9l feelings against Britain Seaforth ..... . .. 229, - 1151 ft . .. . .
I TnekOryrdith .., i .... 304. . ,211 ng excel ent S andone ' .
04 The new golf links oil' the opposite which might. have - existed .-among I ' ' lil 16ad',trri'ved-thoreabout�Op.rn, After'
The Band drove over to Bayfield . . And are maki rogres number were determin�d- to go
!-Ing, Wednesday night and was ,the great side of ther6ad from the cottages At : Fiefteh-Cahadiaps. H I -Hentiall ..... v ........ 26 1 . . 164 '. the west. - TblOncludegalsZoukobors, a splendid lunch Was prepared by the, 4 ' .
reises a drawing, card at the adjourned Motho e persuaded tb. � . Galaclans, and others e e .
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." Mr dist gaRlen party - ,.:, � JeweWsoproves quite an attraction for Liberal party which was boldly ge - Hay .............. e - - - .. M , 442 who, young ladies all joined in the 'feast� :, I , -
Turn- I I .. : the campers and cotta ers at Bayfield. mandered out of its political ,i,,t,rr3r' 'Stanley 150 -212 denounced its undesirable# but
Should the weathet prove favorable,. governm ' by . ....... I on$ eccen- whichwas followed by a-vbte of thank
Measrs. Morris'& Morrell ,expeet, to ta'nce eutof twenty ......:�'.::: 2(o . 246 tricities, are moving p , i
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in I What gr�Ater than those years ago,to commit the redistributiciii ' 11 the fab!� sex. John Crooks thinks' he - - I
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kenden stari the threshing .eason today at G. In town. - I , U aborne ............. . 245 840 - industrious, assinix deserves credit forthe mannerin which . '
tied the Farquhar's, Hullett. - . .- 1003 to a Parliamentary Committee, 1k
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Holl L . Stephen.i....; ....... 486 467 toeopl and inthe course of time li ely he prepared the"Irish" fruit. About ' �
for the Shall We make Civic . A rain storm prevailing most of to, both parties substantial a e amongthe best citizens of the .
da,v, Augi afternoon of TuesdayiWord was receiv. - Despitethe powerful Exetbr' "-'---1..1...- 140 249. 1 . .. I 9 p. n?., another load of young Poo le . � I
son Miss 4thor5th, 'Two cheap excursions are ed by the Band offidals, not to go to opposition of the Canadian Pacific Rail, , \ - Dominion. . I put in their appearance and ; e
Shipley. on for these dates. 01.05 wilt tak Bayfield to the garden patty as It had way, and of Nukenzie & Mann,and of —_ 2,W I -� . � 't" .
e YOU all the great'infl6ences b 2e 1 dance began in eat -nest, Every one . I
advanc. to Kincardine an , 'his ol otion Pan not 6 take
e d retumehildron Me. been, post oned. - The parties this gum- 11 which they 1 e n As a Now that Ur Tarte is out of the Cab ance and
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ich were mer haveteen favored with unfavor. were ba -,-ked, lie now.un ortake4 crit6riori,as there was no Conservative I
Carol H. Newcombe, A. L. C.. M. L to aid I inot, Some of the Conservative papers fox -got about the dull weather, Aw in. . I
er ones. Teacher of Piano, Harmony, Musical able weather.. L' ' - . the G T R to reach the Pacifle� In. this in the field the contest be bg between credit Nr Sift0h wit being "the boss ot vitation Was exterided to the campera, , . I I
l1!p, found Form, ect" Studio over Newcombels , We were pleased to see out a ggea, he has bad to fight stronq influencesin the regular$ nominee -of trio Reform the Administration 11 This is quite, a. on both sides of the river and they- . - i
eetcle " to store. u 'his Parliamentary followhig-and In his convention and an Independent. .
F or terms apply at store -or tion, that of placing the new beinches ud if he hadless strength former. . . Re compliment to his ability, for he is the joined in the pleasure." Clinton peopl�. � . -
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the stronger residence. - L .. � near the Stavely Hall, Adopted at last own Oabinef,a . 1. � I younwest, member of the government, 4reAIW'%Y$12�leasedtohavethecamp6rs, - I
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Orman Murch to' L 18 Thursday nIghVs oQharabter that% he really. possesses, I VAST HVROX. I . and he must have considerable forceof � Company. Thefollowipg,wereWrosetitt, , Y, I
much ap. Olin n likely to loge several of its hand concert, Thesbj I � I
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thanks was most charming young ladies during. the we notice have been nicely painted, neither Cabinet nor caucus wotildhave . . . .. �. characterif he can domineer over the Miss Irwin and friend, MissPa mort -of
" at, arran�6xnents being proving still mdre an attradtion Apm accepted the policy to which both aro .. � � .Reform. 0onser. ie4tofthe Ministers, HoJs uncluee. Toronto; Miss Wiseman 'and friend, . I
ad Indly as. month of Au nowcommIWd." . 1. . I . . . ... . . . vative .
1, . . *as Nelson - Misses Randall,ToMince�
t abouteonipleEdfor their. translation preciation of the good Work of t6batid . . . tion&bly it very bright,clever and clean Mi
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in , I no L Is onebu more, and the boy . a . , . � -1-T . . L � � I . Turnberry ..... o-;_ 289 L
e As the Public Library-roont i's under. ragin 246 statement In the Conservative ers Crocks, Ilodgens, Bell, Henry. Miss I i .
essia - s going improvements, it has boon decid- 1 94 . The beat ,Possible evide..o. . I the Morris.. 6 O.. 6. 4.... , - " . M is just as true as -lots others in XeP by O'Neil and her friends, Mlss'Gordon,of. , I
80 rar O ed to close the Librag until the Ist of T Ins ector Rotb Went, to Conn on country's Proap4r'by L 0 iber I East WAwanosh ...... 279 109 them -and that is not tit all. Hiven if PlattsWille -, Misses Chidle
and August� and the public will govern it. uleslay thr In miniAtration is foun I 'L Win &M%J ...... **.* 202L yl Torrance,
� . ,July 21st, Mau arbitra I t e tr a r L 245 it woretrue it wonld be no discredit to Jessie Wiseman, rrene Jackson, Scott; I
In changes asked turns for the year, w , Chidl6y L I
ones self accordingly. . , connection with eertai I a 0 1 I t" Blyte.... � ... t .... .. 86 . 82 hini,butasthe meetings; of Cabinet Messrs. Stevenson " Moffatt, . ,
for by petitioners from schoor seotiong haVe,reacbed the enormous tota Brussels .... # * ... � .... 130 � 06 are secret, and as he is on the best of Mi%aon, blackstona - '
"All We are sorry to heae of the illness of .in Arthur, West Luther, Proton and 8,C1',3,M0 fox, the yo&r, ending 3' 6 WrOxOt0r.. 60 . 81 -terms with all his colleagues, it is a and Hill. V or a good time foin the .
ome. G. A. McKeo, the able mana4ek of the R ngremont, His colleagues Are His __� __
f the Organ Fadtory, W1 V! When It is remembered that & no - self-evident untruth even w6te there Clinton bach6lor mena-Amaidens. . I
to is suffering from HonorJudge McCarthy, Orangeville, tf 6 did it veach $205,0W dUrih& on. 2284 L 2,071 ; no other eans of mnrovin& If- ft_�. .v� 1'. . � I
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