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tuition, ,effo Wind.
• a tHB' LIfl>iiRTY TO UTTER, AND TO ARciUB
ricitriLY ACCORDI$0 TO, THE, DICTAThB
i • "PRIZE ABOVE ALL
OP''CONBCIENCE NE
•(r"OT$ER LIBERTIES. •
L,tok ow. July Goth, lade.;
A BIG VICTORY,
The local elections in .Manitoba .last
• week 'resulted in a •sweeping victory for
-the Reformers of that province and
Mr. Norquay, the once popular leader
of pub! a opinion will have. a very small'
following.; Of the 38 constitencies,
'the Liberal candidates have'carried• 33
and in many' of them the• majorities;
have been large. The leading Conser.
t ative papers there openly denounce -
the Ottawa G oyernment for its action
.-towards Manitoba, .and attributes the.
• downfallof the party to its disallowance
policy. Premier Greenway has now a
sufficient"backing in thetegislatureto
enable•him to carrythrough all needed
reforms .and his first mission from the;
.., people 'is to .provide raiiaays to coal-
pete with' the • Canadian- Pacific and
k carry out `.the crops, and in providing -
Ways and tnevns ter such enterprise he'
i �v411. find plenty df ,employ.ment:•
=_.._ , 1$a't'brr ophet+s .tyro 'to"'°mtace
'`t"hot for uis in the netar"future-if prod
,nostications can do it.; Mr. Walter H.;
Stith, who, foretold' the great 'storm
- thatdid so- much damage in Eastern
Ontario last week, says it..w' s: the be
,;,ginning of one of ourcool spells ' that
• ,.usually takes place between two heat-
- ' •.ed terms and that we. ' may. anticipate
marked ' reaction towards. heat,.
aespecially as there ie: a considerable
amount of hot : •:weather. yet due, the
month of May having given us a teln'.
perature below the . mean in contradis=
tincttt.i to, the same, month, fast year•
when the temperature •was high, con
sentiently°'August, 1887, was cool', abut:.
(this year he anticipates that August
wilt be a. hot., month•
t1
when they Pau thisexaminotion, mat -
log it as'4•Braduatloa test. Each half_
year about 3,000new pupils .enter the
high schools and.. collegiate institutes.
of the. Province. ,
--" Enny good butter 1" inquired' an,
old .lady of one of our storekeepers.
" Thebe is never, any on,our butter,;
madam„" • Then .the. old , lady, whose
•knowledge of . English. is limited, 'said
" Well, if flies won't eat it 'taint good
'nough for me," :and, she went across
the way where only thechoice brands
are ,sold:.
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lled
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Aacaus-MCQUILL&N—In, West Wawanoeh,�
June. 27th- at the residence of the bride's,
father, by the Rev. James Carrie; David.
• Ascher to Jane; daughter of Edward Me-
Quillan. . , •
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GOOD '.STOOD. O . •FRESI GROCERIES.:
TELL : SOI TEI STOCK O'F
L ,NI TG OU.T • .B•OOTS:
SHOES.
.REELLED SALT, Guaranteed Full Weight.
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THE editor of the Canada Farmer,
.Advocate has been in California recent
4. He has eolnethinA to say regarding
the products and clllnato.of the
which' '
h should . be read by �t s 'w �.
y ho A., . ho aro•
.apt:to 0 1111 b1e.at'our;•winter.t'empera
Lure. .T esoribing a visit to the San
Francisco market, he says "' It really'
isa,grand-••sight, but it just lacks One
',and this is an Ontario One,' for
the -supplying of Canadian bacon, hams,:'.
,butter,.: cheese; potatoes and .apples, as;
• there' are plenty .of peoplc'that can and
will have the best if they can '• get it.
They may talk and brag all, they' choose•.
but. ,nr,ver will be'able to 'produce snob
products in their ,dusty, `even and debil..
itat-ing climate,, as we can. 'Their ap.
pies; potatoes, beef and mutton aro.
very; 'Much inferior to ours ; 'the pr):•
•duct of'the animals taunt lin like the:
animals "themselves. It' May' 'not .'be •
generally :known, bet'the fact is, that:,
even a horse raised in a clebihatuig•
climate, although•..he may look us well,
has not the endurance of those that ',are raises! in the North. It is so with; -
men, .,and from what we :have s6en and
Beard this, climate has • a most ' baneful
etlect on women. .'1 here are young,
".active, prejtty and relined ladiek herd,
but they become aged and broken, down'
early in life.' We•ido .not think 'the .av
.nage of thong can stand ones ~half the
fatigue, rtorare•lirilf as shod, physically,
•as out Canadian women. This
t.l`ibUrt i.
.1) osing, although 4441144111g, /even.
,the. bigli school entrance Oit .min.
4aido last week 10,000 Or 111,000 can.
•tlitlates wrote, the papers. A'vees
A %:ebitti average difficulty and fairly satis.
factory 011 -round; hetween 60 and 19
per pent, of the. Sand itlattM
Seccessful. • .4-\11 .of these do
mot intl.nd to go to the .high -school;
fet in ninny of the countieg this exani.
tiv the btth class Ali the public. avhool,
di OS 0 ilVeq0Ailitus at the
In order to
clean out all re-
maining
e=
m..
ai in lines
Millinerywehave
decided W to offer-
them at .� .; •
reatly
reduced prices.
ernnants
DRESS DOODS-
PRINTS
MUSLIMS ETC.
elling �ff_che�.p
Parasols
"Aware
Hlew_lquartersior_nli✓kinds of 'Builders and.. House Furnishing__ Supplies, all kinds .°
Tinware and Granite Iron Ware.•
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A large 4. supply of CREAMERY CANS and DAIRY PAILS. " Also ' o>tr: spring
supply oi PURE 'PREPARED PAIDTS--in al shades. Enquire -for prices =before pur-
chasing
elsewhere..
Agent for ALAEASTINE, the only ermanent wall coating ln: the Domitlion:.
AVETROUGHING. A SPECIALTY.
AWRE
ser TICE TO FARMERS.-.
Owing to the 'scarcity of raw material this year, the stipply of Binder Twine will -no •doubt be limited as in 1887
As I have purchased very ,advantageously, eouslY, for cash a large supply of
I• will sell at the very ldwest prices,:
limited.
Intendin Purchasers should order• early : as, the demand. is' great and th su l . •
GP ePPY
T, LAWRENCE:.
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�f You Want a Spring '.:.Suit,` Come and ..See l
go#011
Lacos.,.
Eito*iiaoics„tto
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GEOliCE
•R 'WEEDS
'LATEST PATTERNS.
r. Stevart, our Cutter ca
re ied on for a*
Haha.world wide re lutntiv.1).as'aphv ii•i to lnli
anth9!r. His Mandrake' 1):;i1irliit '1.i 'rei cur,-
isa trinnipli of Meilictil skiil,citt'inh,all: dine.
es eLtbe hidnev nti' I,'n r.. -
SYMaPTOMS aF
IU? EY' emu. iAINT, Distresaui
•:• aclu sand pails in the back.; a drill Dant
or Weight iii, the. bladder acid' base of the •ab= •,
dtanet. sculdigg Mitre crfteit'tihbnvcted , frc'
tiu.•itt ,lesee to tu•inatt•, espe.inily at night
atnatig aged persnns liot,' lry skin, i n' ctnu'; .
14,'citin, red and white deposits, dropoi zzuress • •
sour stomach,. constipation, piles, 1ir''er bihll:
SYMPTOMS ' OF •
-se t !tettm l., c.. R a 11 t ' I 't rut'
der hh' dee. jaundice �'sallow .....•. .. .