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..We are proud ..
of the sycoses et the
MoBURNEY-EE&TTIE
bicycles in ()oderich. They are
our (autos among hundred.. They
are the people's choice among
tom
If you would be proud
of your mount, let us fit
you out.
Our buyer leaves on Frldav
tor the cities in seerch of snap.
and novelties in bicycles and suu
dries.
Tne Farmers
in at any time and see
oa this .scoop 'know
a good thing. That's
why we are selling so
many
Sharpies Cream
Separators
Any farmer can have a
ten day. free trial by
letting us know.
They will save you time
and labor and make you
money.
.... SNAP SHOTS. '
—Boole Africa is being printed red with
good (handiest Wood.
—AUuILALW declines to stay dead, and
linin BAN ii correspondingly depnared•
—ALL that talk about PageruN'adoinge
in West Elgin now appears W be from the
teeth out.
Emerson's
Emerson's
ODOM 110111011111 at the West l/.lttm in
vest gatrou referred to SAN flames'', chum
Palimony a. "a s.U-oonvioted liar."
Bicycle and Mtaio House, West
street, Ooderioh.
- Gastaa t. Hui7'olt has been having a
hot time with one of the Canadian amain
gent, but he hasn't yet nut SAN Hunt's*
ntfttfttlf/tttlfttMMItRtIttlftIttlIttrtIttfttlfttMITIffltrft
—LAwraa Yates tad old man Num
are not doing any talking • about what they
know of the Grit doings in Wert Elgin
these days.
4
IS rvuaasD
ETIRY THURSDAY MORNING
4 n. MOBILIOWIRS1
SODIUM. THURSDAY. HAY 17. M00.
into the it h.duty as a father
6o its-li T,oifi—tar f11fdrit•-trts
A CRUEL CASE.
IN our news columns there is an ac-
ooumt of the inoaroeratiou in jail of a boy of
nine years, for the heinous crime of letting
off a few firecrwokers in the street. of Sea -
forth.
That such a thing should happen doesn't
speak very well for the good judgment of
the magistrate who inflicted the penalty of
it reflect any particular credit upon the
parent who recused to pay the titre, out of a
feeling of braggadocio, and allowed the child
to be committed to jaiL
That there is an ot'dinanoe in Seaforth
against the firing off of fire-trickers doesn't
hinder a magistrate from t axing discretion-
ary powers, particularly when the culprit
has not gooe pest the age of ten years, and
it ti almost a pity that the magistrate in
this particular car did not avail himself of
his prerogative, and allow the youngster to
pat In an hear or two in the local calaboose
as pnnw.hrgent in full.
As to the father who permitted his child
to go to jail, if he could possibly beg or bor-
row the dollar and oosta,we have nothing to
say further than that he should never have
beta a parent. From what we learn the
child would not have transgressed the
law had it not been for the father's ac-
quteeoubos, and having got the little clap
t.•
pouch.
That outsiders had sufficient gumption to
eine up the situation and get the child re-
leased the nee} day does not lesson the res-
ponsibility of the chief actors in the lament-
able affair. The tears and heart -sorrow of
the child and the lose of his self-respect/are
humiliations that nothing can atone for.
Read this!
--Is Baran gene the old-line Democrats..
the free silver Republioans, the Populist.,
and the German and Irish vote he should be
a winner text time.
—Pus warrior bold of The Hamilton Spec-
tator, who runs a hennery in Hamilton, is
deadly opposed to chicken -thieves on the
line of march, s,d believes starvation is too
good for them
oderich Bargain (;entre
I will self the purest guaranteed grade of
mixed paint in gallon Iota, any color. for
$1.30 per gallon cash. This offer holds
good only up to the 15th inst.
Next week 1 will have other SPECIAL
BARGAINS for cash.
Use Sulphate of, Iron for growing prize
fruits, vegetables, etc., only 3c. a pound.
Spray now....
—By the eyidenoe,Iwe see that The Spec-
tator's friend, Sar RAlttll, has been more
in touch with Farxuerr than any other
person, and this probably accounta tor the
latter's crookedness.
1 have the genuine ingredients.
Every day bargain day here for spot cash.
Try it in any line.
A. IVIc. Allan
:-Wsam-Hoa Blau ivaiuiiiii Aikci
W. Wuo.T have obeswut to pall oat of
the fire they send SAN BA.Ita, of Remit:
ton, to do the job. They know the Hamil-
ton man is easy and has fingers to barn.
FADED AWAY AND GRADUALLY
DIED.
WE all remember the gusto with
which Tory orators retested to what they
called the "iniquities" perpetrated by W.
T. R PaswroN in the West Elgin election.
ripped passion to tatters in the .Kort to
paint in sufficiently dark colon the alleged
wrong -doing of the man who was four
thousand miles away from his traducer.
Well, the show is „ver, the pieces played,
and the jig is up, so far as the Tory orators
and newspapers are oomoerued. Parros
has faced the music in the witness box, and
the ghost stones of his tradnoers have dis-
solved into the thinnest of air.
WH1tICY, Plica, NICK DAvIN sad NUNN
have failed to put in an appearance, and
BILLY MACI.IAN, a that ilk, has owned to
sound the tom-tom or beat the fuzzy -gutsy
4n the column. el The Toronto World so far
as the case of Perron i. oonoerned.
And so another of the anions of our
Conservative frieods has been dissipated,
and one more election myth tis gone down
under investigation and followed in the
wake of the Calf with the diugh, the Rose
Bible and the Humber Hog
WHAT OTHERS ARE BAYING.
TriT Alta QUITTal..
Wood/took Se.tl.el•Reytew : Tb. Ter-
mite W.rld, tae Mau sad Empire sad soen.
ether Opps.ltte, papers nom to have lost
W tame.% M %he development of Northers
Osbrtb.
.nmirofD WA* dams LAST TIAs.
Ms ruled less essnit over the retail eeltla� teal Runes failed t* beams a
.... Th.p.adasd.abatLata.daxdhsa ,I.mtesa•r .1 orir fer.ee b,1 1.s
adopted by makes.. Why abo.ld act the understand the (ha.dra& peept.,
housekeeper al., prod% by it ! Give the caw be did net a.dentaad 5 prefemisa.
hes a Mame to show what she aa. do l■ la- ts. Peeled the ftw.d.s..
orwlsg the size and quality of her proton All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of
noses WANT !POINTY DA$Llmte. West Jefferson, Ohio, after .afferim11 for
Now Deaver, B.C., lade* : R. 11. Mack eigbteeo month. from Rectal Fultnia, he
l.besk 1. mania( ler the Leaislat.n b would die unless u wetly operation was
R.rlud, ..d well probably be still taming perfonued but he cured hiaelf •with
ea the 10th of Jae busslut man sed Bucklers'. Aroma Salva, the best in the
wear • bouquet with wonderful arse., but world. Surest pile ours on earth. Ybo a
Charlis's place ea this earth is bride the twee Sold byJas. Wiles., druggist.
Doh promoter and the fat oapttalist wbe
k.e desins apo. the pabllc domain. He 11L
. p1....ot fellow, hat Ms trail does sot res
tato t' Damp where the bard handed seas
of telt try their barns. It rather ruts to
the musioes where tin fizzy teems i. the
( Wan of the olaases, a.d the masses serer
e.a.
DANOss00I LENITY.
] a&trsat Wdtaiss►:. Ab.T wba,.rear.t.d
. pistol at bis father's heart with the pro-
fessed t.testloa of patting him is deadly
fear Ia order to gat+ Roms trifi•sg ottsot.
namely, permission to aka a trip, probably
with Romo other yonsq scoundrels, and who
. 00ld.etly *het him dead, 1. beteg treated
with dangerous lenity by the court.. The
upended orlon t., from a moral polat e1
view. se very near Me unintended ono, 1..t
it would be a very wholesome warning to all
the yo.., yellow newspaper readers le the
oosatry Ind he sunned for the ooe which
be actually and most criminally oommltted
Tenmie Telegram : 1f Admiral Dewey
visite Caetrda Admiral Dan MoGlllieuddy
will be able to say thee sever before have
the two greatest eosin.. of Me day stood .t
Ii1ta.i thst-tLe sass .less cot Uesediaa soil
a SOT ■O& T1■ NAIL TO CRACI.
Why did alt the Ooseervaidv. Govern-
ment obtain a British prstereses for °me-
dian prodeotg darleg their sights.. years of
power at Ottawa? d •ed if they are put la-
te office .gale, what is the einem ot their
beteg able r *beat. It ie the nett eighteen
yean !—The Glebe.
?HST All OSI/UL AT PIOUS SHOW..
Maggie Whig : Hamilton aa4 'rero.te
have a sootewv blue boot, the coatede o
whish . sold to be very Iwplrl.g. It
gives the pedigree of the hoot families, tie
Dames of Me grows up sou and dauvhtrs,
she *lab members, the maiden Dames, etc.
It 1e . Bore et Du' Meese reviewer which
the bloods are expected to oosealt before
they go eallleeg.
1T WILL DITILOP HaN•OOT.
Stratford Booms : Mr. rob illaa, M.P.
preps.. Istielatlea to las .nest th.t. dozen
of egge mast weigh a pound and • hall.
ldtat is right. What eaoe.ragemest is
there to the breeding of htth•olw fowl 1f
their product is put on a livid with that o
the .arab' The no idea that "earn is egn
um i`
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THIS 1S TH■ POINT.
Stevan Sao : General Hat toe has dose
soma effective work u the Boer oampaln
and two or three Toronto newep.pers. of
none. mate political oapltel ant of the
feet. the olaim that his oredtlable show•
leg Is proof that he should 1..e been stow
ed to remain is oomm.ad ot the Caeedla.
militia. A. a matter of foot. we did sot
need any additional ar.nees of General
Hotten's capability air a British otiose.
When he Deme to Coad. we keew bin M
1 , be a good soldier, and oa that pens there
'1 was no ohmage of division of opiates. G.a-
are simply kidney disorders. The
filter the blood of all that .boalds't be
them. The blood poises through the
soya every .very three minutes If the kidneys
do their work no impurity or "casae of
disorder can remain in the dreuluae
longer than that time. Therefore if your
Wood is out of order your kidneys have
failed in their work. They are in need of
.timiFlation, strengthening or doctoring.
On. medicine will do all three, the finest
and most imitated blood medicine there
le
Dodd's
Kidne
Pills
y
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extra value in
warp, 1241c. to
Japanese Matting, cotton
50c. per yard.
We are showing extra
We are showing extra
We are showing extra
We are showing extra
We are showing extra
We are showing extra
tains.
value in Floor 011 Cloth.
value in Art Muslins.
value in Art Sateen.
value in Lace Curtains.
value in Wool Carpets.
value in Ruffled -edge Cur -
ALL AT PRICES THAT WILL WIN YOUR FAVOR.
Next Bargain Days, May 31st and Joe 1st.
-JAMS ROBINSON
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SPRING NECESSARIES
PUNT UR POLISH
"The Climax" makes old furniture
look like new. The best, 2U.
A furniture Cream in bulk for those
who prefer it.
FLOWER and GARDEN SEEDS
in packages.
MOTH CAMPHOR
DteIw,w,rAwr.
Bruno MIDICtwse
BAIIArtAs BLOOD Birr eel
-- . --Recre ee Rea $cote Ptat*dt
We can supply' many things you
need during Hoossakaning.
HOU®ENOL AMMONIA
Two kinds — we have an extra
Rood Roe• a'
Mlatmil" Pipe -vanish_
Coat the pipes before putting away
to prevent rust. Excellent also
for ooal+oattlea, outside icon work
lebttttg�
tops, eta 25o. a bottle ;
• r--- tare�x ¢3.nA.
W. C. GOODE - - DRUGGIST
Asest for Blrkbeok Bulb:lb w end Lose Co. a
borrow es Darman permast plan and own roar Mama
House-cleaning Time....
Brings many requirements which we can supply. Let us
haver lonr order for anything in our line, and we will tory
to please you.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
STURDY di 00.,
The Grocers,
Telephone No. 91. Cor. Square and Montreal St.
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RETIRING FROM BUSINESS ! t "
12.000 WORTH lOF' FINE CLOTHING
Tailoring, Hats, Caps and Gents' 'Furnishings
....WILL BE SACRIFICED BY....
WHO, AFTER FORTY YEARS OF- SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS. HAS DECIDED TO RETIRE.
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THIS�WILL BEA' GRAND OPPORTUNITY
your Spring Suits, Hats, Furnishings, Ready -to -Wear Clothing, Overcoats, Underwear, Cloves, mks,
Umbrella--WatetMOof Coats, Neckwear, Collars, eta., AT AND BELOW COST, F'1 ` .%w-
as everything must go
THIS IS GENUINE SALE! 1
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The Palace Clothing Howse.
�'tii ••A $ outstandla g a geounts must be settled at once. All remaining unpaid attar 1st July will be handed in for collection.