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% R is ‘Wed tl:-; at the next sitâ€" ting of the Supremé Court of: Canads, ~Mbegiuootheloorth'l‘n-dnyo( October, jadgment will be on the The Judges on the rota for the trial <of Provincial election petitions during the present year ‘are Mr. Justice Bur. Mabon, and Mr. Justice Street, 1f you leave your name with any of the following persons a gentleman will call upon you to take your declaration and see that your name is put on the dist : ~â€" _ E.B. YOUNG, Remember the list which is now beâ€" ing prepared is the one on which the mext general election will take place, so be sure and get your name on it in time. All wage earners must bear in mind that their names will not be put on the new list by the Revising Officer unless he receives their declaration that they are qua‘ified. yeers of age can have his name put on the Domtxiox Votkrs‘ List providing the makes the necessary declaration that he is duly qualified. Subecription $1,00 per annum in advance ‘li.;»o if not so paid. igh class printing, English and German, in All its branches, Advertising Rate« ~asonable, and will be made known on a} pi.cation, Watarloo County Chronicle A Weekly Newspaper Published every Thurs 7day morning, is dn MWm eme umt ET Ill‘-lv" Woolwich and Wellesley than in the columns of the WarErtOoo Couxntr CrtrovictE, as there is hardly a postâ€" oftice in these townships where there ADVERTISING.â€"The wise and pushâ€" ing merchant always keeps his name and goods well before the public. No be‘ter means of resching the people of the townships of Waterloo, Wilmot, japer Are Wins‘ow‘s Soothing Srrup. Perry Davis‘ Pain Killer. Beott‘s Emuision. Dr.Pierce‘s Golden Medical Discovery Hood‘s Sarsaparills Cures, . Cottolene. Menthol Plasters. Bunlight Soap. Estray Sheepâ€"Robert Carhcart. Fine Stationeryâ€"W.H. Becker & Co. Millinery & Mantlesâ€" Bricker & Diebel Lcal Noticeâ€"8. Mover, Thie Week‘s Pricesâ€"The B ehmer Co. Auction Sileâ€"Archie Lade loc«al Noticeâ€"E R.Bollert & Co. Economy is Wealthâ€"Groff & Hyramen. For Tea Drinkersâ€"Grâ€"o. Hasenflug,. Notic: to Creditorsâ€"C. Sandereon, Wood‘s Pnosphodineâ€"S. Snyder Ayer‘s Cherry Pectoral Ayer‘s Sarsaparills An Essex County Miracleâ€"Dr. Wilâ€" liaws. DOMINION YOTERS‘ LISTS. THMURSBAY, OCT. 4ith, 1894 If you lfnve your name Teacher Wantedâ€"Jas. Howlett Auction S sieâ€"I. Master, G.‘Sararas. Long Bootsâ€"V oelker Bros. Farm for Sileâ€"J. B. Oberholtzer, Important to Wage Earners. Merchant Tailor. Agency SUNLAUNDRY. Every young man New Advertisements this week. DAVID BEAN, Proprietor Dr.H.Ullyot, Elmira A.Werner, n T 8. Shantz, Waterloo Martin Schiedel, Bridgeport «John Motz, Berlin Dt'.Clemens, n C. Bitzer, n I. E. Bowman, M.P. Waterloo R. Y. Fish, n Colquboun & McBride ,, 2pnnmmmememmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, . } EDITORILAL NOTBS. W. Veitch, Winterbourne J.L Umbach, Upper Woolwich Dr.H.Ullvot E‘mira Fancy Vestings and Pantings in great variety and cho.ce. A.B. Robertson, M.P.P., We John Walton, Jno. W. Bundy, Linwood Fred. Donald, Hawksville E. W. B. Snider, St. Jacobs W.H.Winkler, [ 1 N. 8. Bowmau, Conestogo Scotch and Canadian HAas just placed in stock the choicest line of p‘ain and fancy not more Chromwicles than any other WORSTEDS E. B. YOUNG, Ever shown in Waterloo, Merchant Tailor, TWEEDS , Mo.® Justige Macâ€" over twentyâ€"one ellegley E: se POR LAE in Pn Conihvminkt home wmade, John Fried, Allan Fried; dos factory do,N Gingerich; colored do, home do, Henry Lippert, Allan Fried; do do, factory do, N Gingerizh; shepâ€" herd‘s plaid, factory do, N Gingerich; linsey woolsey, home do,H L.ippert, A. Fried; do do, factory do,N Gingerich; woolen yarn,home do, H Lippert,P Sleâ€" min; â€" do do, factory do, N Gingerich; woolen coverlet, home do, H Lippert,‘ A Shoemaker; rag carpet, H Lippert, H Hamilton; pair knitted drawers, home do,E Erb,P Slemin; do, factory do, N Gingerich; Canadian tweed, N Gingerich; fur cap, M Schade; cloth do, do; slEigh robe.J Stroh, J Fehrenbach; _mitts, M Schade; buckskin do, do; gloves,do, robes, furs, skins, mats, J S Strob; Indian relics and fossils,do. Fruir.â€"Applesâ€"winter, H Janzen, L Koehler,H Hamilton; fall, 8 Petg L Koehler,H Hamilton, B Devitt; A exander, A Fried,H Hett; Baldwin, H Janzen, A Fried; Colvert, C Huether, J Weber; Cayuga red streak, W Sni: der,H Hett; Duchess of Oldeniburg, Peteb,L KOOH-';M Jan zen,3 Petch; Golden russet,C Hucther, B Deviit; flflldw’ 9. g- Hamilton, H .. zen;: ; Maiden‘s | Wii Snider; Pomme de Grig, Jos Kin. Doxestic MANUrFrACTURES.â€" Blankâ€" ets,home made,John Fried,Jobn Hamâ€" ilton; fmetory made, N Gingerich; horse blaakets, home mwade,Henty Lipâ€" pen,E.Heellagrger; fastory 4o, L Fahâ€" Co; Half dozen chairs, uphol;tered, Simpson & Co; Exhibition of Furniture, Simpson & Co; Set Bedroom Furniture, Simpson & Co; Set Parlor ~furniture, Simpson & Co; Sideboard, Simpson & Co; Becretary, WmRoth; Assortment of Wood Carving, Adam Klippert, Wm Roth; Washing Machine, M Schade, Reinhart Bros. Grxverar Maxuracturesâ€" Wagon Harness, J Fehrenbach; Carriage harâ€" ness, J Fehrenbach; Single harness, J Fehrenbach; Boots and Shoes, Jacob Braut; Sole Leather, Breithaupt Leâ€" ther Co; Upper Ieather, Jacob Stroh; Harness leather, J Stroh, B;'oit.’\aupt. Leather Co; Calf Skins, J Stroh; Kip skins,J Stroh; Centre table, Simpson & NO TY ie 3 & 1 L 1 ger. Grarx axp Seensâ€"WhiteFallWhceat â€"C Biermasv, L Koehler;RedFall Wheat â€"John Rutherford,C Bierman; Spring Wheatâ€"L _ Koekhler; Barleyâ€"Enoch Erv, L Koehler; Black Oatsâ€"L Koehâ€" ler, C Bierman; White Oats â€" L Kocehâ€" ler, C Bieriman; Small White Peas â€"P Slemin, L Koehler; Peas,any other kind â€"L Koehler; Yellow Indian Coruâ€" Allan Fried,Johu Fried; Sweet Cornâ€" J Starnaman,C Bieeman; White Beans largeâ€"T Fritz, L Koehler; Beans, auy other kindâ€"L Koebler ‘D Fritz; Clover seedâ€" Enoch Ern, Alex Shoemaker: Timathy Seedâ€"E Erb, L Koehler. Roots,&¢â€"Early or Late R, se potaâ€" toes, L Koehler, C Bierman, T Fritz; Beauty of Hebron,L Koehler,T Fritz,0 Bierman; RuralNewYork No 2,T Fritz, L Koehlier, Wrm Mitchel‘; Elephant, J Weber, L Koehler, Enos Hunsberger; Puritan,T Fritz, L Koehler,C Bierman; Empire State, L Koehler,T Fritz, Wm Mitchell; Any other kind named, L Koehler,E Erb,J Laird; Swedish Turâ€" nips, W m Mitchell, Alex Shoemaker,Hy Hamilton; Mangold Waurtzels, red, J Bierman,Jolun Hawilton,J Laird; Manâ€" gold Wurtzel, yellow, Wm Mitctrell, J Bierman, B Devitt; Field Carrots, white, J. Bierman,Levi Stauffer, Henry Dedels; Field Carrots,long orange,C Bierman,J Bierman, L Koehler; Winter Radishes, E Hunsberger,Enoch Erb,C Bierman; Sugar Beets, J Bierman, L Koekhler; Field Pumpkins, D Shoemaker, Allan Fried; Field Squash, Joseph Kinzie, L Koehler. Dairy Propuctsâ€"Keg of Butter, farmers‘ make, 50 lbs,E Erb, E Hunsâ€" berger;Crock of Butter, 25 lbe,J Kroeâ€" ling, E Erb; Crock Butter, 20,Mrs Anâ€" drew Brown,J Kroeling; Crock Butter, 15 lbs,Mra A Brown, Alex Shoemaker; Roll butter, 10 lbs, Mrs R Reid, J ohn Kroeling; 5 lbs butter, MrsR Reid, Alex Shoemaker; Creamery butter, 50 lbs, E | Hunsberger; Homeâ€"made Cheese; Alex |â€" Shoemaker, E Hunsberger; Honey in ] Comb, Adam Glebe, B Devitt; Extracted 1 honey,T Fritz, A Glebe; Maple Sugar, | â€" Wmm Mitchell,E Erb; Maple Molasses, | ; Henry Kenyon, Alex Shoemaker; Homeâ€" f Made Bread, Miss J Cockburn, E Erb; 1 Collection of Cakes,Mrs John Hamilâ€" 2 ton; Baker‘s Bread, J 'stey,fr’fil;i li;v:y, Cured Ham, Wm Mitcbel}, E Hunsberâ€" | _ The annual exhibition of the North Riding of Waterloo Agricultural Soâ€" ciety took place at Berlin on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of last week. Perfect weather prevailed and the atâ€" tendance was large. The classes exhibâ€" ited within the building were well fillâ€" ed, the ladies‘ work being a large and exceptiona‘ly fine exhibit. Wednesday afternoon was devoted to the speeding contests and some excellent sport was given. ‘The live stock was exhibited on Thurssay afternoon. The entries were uumeroas, especially in the light horse classes. Additional attractions ts year were the Wellington KField Batteries, who were camped on the fair ground. The C.P.R. exhibition car was there ali day Wednesday. Muâ€" sic was furnished by the fine band of the 29th Battalion. Below we give the prize list :â€" North Waterloo Exhibition. flamnnel, 5 Te t oo e e d ores rug, Miss R Boehmer, Misg.J Cockburn; crazy work, J Kimmel,Miss J Cockâ€" burn; patchwor k in sil ra| Heaslip, Miss J Cockburngtr on quilr, Mrs C Clafliin, J H “‘4’“" cotton quil.t,MEjA i â€"Potter; Plain Silk mi T 1 2 P Et ENt Iee _| C Russell; do cotton, Miss J Cockburn, | | Miss E Stuempfie; do silk, Mrs P Davâ€" ‘ | ev, Miss Hall; do arasene or chenille, _| Mrs Heaslip, Mrs C Stuermer; do creâ€" ‘ | wels, Mrs Heaslip, Miss J ‘Tolton ; do _| rope silk, Mrs Heaslip,Mrs J Tolton; do _| Mexican, Miss Hall, Mrs Heaslip ; do _| Roman,Mrs A Pipe,Miss K. Potter; do Turkish, Mrs Heaslip,Miss J Tolton; do flannel, Mrs Heaslip, Miss E. Stuempfie; | Honiton or point lace, Miss J Cockburo, Miss~Hall; Ideal Honiton, Mrs Heaslip, Miss E Stuempfe} tatting, Miss Hall, Miss E Stuempfe ; guipure work, Mrs Hexstip, Miss Hall; applique work, Miss J Tolton,Miss Hall; drawn work, Miss E Stuempfie, Mrs Heaslip; outline work, ,lni:lus{ip, ‘Miss fi Russell; Ribbon' wotk, rs Heas‘ip, Mrs J Cockburn ; | Dannéd net, Miss Hall, MriZ Heaslip, Rraiding. Mrs Heaslip, Miss JCockburn ; Netting, Miss J Tolton, Miss K. Hall; | Crochet in cotton, Miss Hall, Miss J Cockburn; do silk, Mrs Heaslip, Miss Hall; Centre piece, Miss Hall, Mrs Heaâ€" slip; balf doz doilies, Mrs Heulip,Min’ J Cockburn; Plate doily, Miss B Moore, Miss K Potter; Bplasher, Miss C Rusâ€" se!, Mrs C Stuermer; Teapot cosey, Miss J Cockburo, Mrs Heaslip; Sofa cushion, Miss J Tolton, Miss Hall; Pin cushion, l Miss A Pipe; Table scarf, Miss J Cockâ€"| burn, Mrs Heaslip; crochet table mats, |. Miss Hall, Mrs J Breithaupt ; Pillow | shams, Miss J Cockburn,Mn'l)? Pearson, |â€" wall bracket, Mrs C Stuermer; worked |â€" els,Mrs Heaslip; fancy needle work, ; fii:eJ Cockburn, Miss E Stuempfie; painting on silk or satin, Miss C Russel, | Miss B Moffat; worked slippers, Miss J Cockburn,Miss B Moore; picture frame, PS MiuH;ll;iohorAfghm'l rug, Miss g Bool:'u.:er,uii\} Cockburn; | ¢ _ FixE_ Arts.â€"Oil painting, landâ€" scape, W Schmaltz, Miss C V Russell; Marine, Miss B Moffat ; animals, Mrs Heaslip, Miss B Moffat ; Flowers, Miss L Motz, Miss C V Russell; Portrait, Miss K Hall, Mrs Fred Pearson ; on glass, Miss B Moftat, Miss J P Tolton $ Fruit, Miss B Moffat. Water Colorâ€" landscape, W Schmaltz,Miss H Hogg ; flowe s, Miss Hall ; portrait, Miss H Hogg ; pen and ink sketch, Mrs Heasâ€" lip ; W Schmaltz. Pencil dra.wingâ€"-} Landscape, Wm Schmaltz, Mrs Heasâ€" lip ; do marine, Wm Schmaltz, Mrs Heaslip ; do Still life in oil ; Miss B Moffat, Miss L Motz ; Painting on china, Mrs Heaslip, Mrs Fred Pearson., LaptEs‘ Work â€"Berlin wool work, flat, Mrs Heaslip ; do, raised, Mise J P Tolton, Miss J Cockburn ; embroidery with linen floss, Miss J Cockburn, Miss FY T o 1 w DW â€" Praxts axp Frowrrs â€"In this class Meesrs H I. Jansen, Alex Gommon and J Kimmel were the principal exâ€" hibitors and carried off most of the prizes. ger; turnip do, E Hunsberger, E Erb; winter cabbages, J Laird, W Mitchel}; ’ fall do,{ Janzen; red do.J D erman, J Laird; coll do, J Bierman, W Latuer, H _ Janzen. Carrots, intermediate, T F:itz, I, Koebler; early horn do, H Dedels, L Koehler. Celery, white, J Bierman, L Koehler; red do, J Bierâ€" man,A Fried; turnip rooted do,J Bierâ€" man,C Bierman. Caulflower, C Bierâ€" man, J Bieeman; German greens, A Fried. Coll onions,H Janzen, C Bierâ€" man; red do, C Bierman; H Janzen; whnite do,J Bierman,C Bierman; yellow do,H Janzen,C Bierman, Parsnips, C Bierman, L Koebler; Sailsify, J Bierâ€" man, C Bierman; Hubbard squash, L Koehler; coll do, H Janzen, A Fried; coll, tomatoes, H Janzen,0 Bierman, A Fried; red do,H Janzen,J Tilt; table turnips, J Bierman, L Koehler; vegetâ€" able marrow, L Koehler,T Fritz; vegetâ€" able collection, T Fritz, J Bierman, C Bierman. Vreograsurs.â€"Dwarf beand, E Erb, T Fritz; pole do, A Fried, L Koehler; long blyod beets, A Fried,E Hunsberâ€" ler; Buerre D‘Anjou, Miss C Claflin, H Janzen; Flemish beauty, H Hett, J J Weber; Louise Bonne de Jersey, H Hett, C Bierman; White Doyenne,E Erb; Kiefer,H Janzen, F Bauer.... Plumsâ€"Collection, H Janzen; Glass Seedliag,H Janzen, L Koehler; Imperâ€" al Gage,H Janzen; Lombard, H Javzâ€" en, L Koekler; Pond‘s seedling, L Koehâ€" er,H Janzen; Moore‘s Arctic,H Janzâ€" | In, C Bierm«n; Yellow egy, do; any other kind, do. ... Grapesâ€"red, A Gleâ€" be, L Koehler; light, H Hett; dark, L Koekler, A Glebe; collection, L Koehâ€" ler . . . . Meloosâ€"water, W Mivchell, M Shantz; _ citrons, L Koehler, W Latner; muask,t4 Devitt,J Bierman; coll.canned fruit,J Kimmel, L Koehler, P Slemin, Mrs R Reid. mel, H Janzen; Spitzenberg, L Koehler, 8 Petch; 8t Lawrence, H Jaszen, A Fried; Yellow Belleflower, A Fried, J Kinzie; Wealthy,H Janzen, B Devitt; Haas,B Devitt; Wagner, H Janzen, H Hett; Blenbeim orange, A Fried, H Janzen; Pewakee, H Janzen; Ben Davis,H Janzen,J Biermnn;fi,noxbury russet,A Janzen, N Gingerich; Mann, H Janzen, H, Hett; Walluridge, L Koebler; crab,Miss B Moffatt,.S Petch. ... . Peaisâ€"Collection, H Janzâ€"n; four varieties, H Janzen, A Fried, S Petcb; Bartlett, A Shoemaker,J Fried; Buerre Cl«irgean, H Jauzen; Sheldon, L Koehâ€" Mr. Edward Brown ‘was in town a few weeks ago. He has been employed on a street car line in N. Y. City.\ .. Mies Minnic Roberts of Brantford is in town Antiis \visiting With Mr. James varieties. ;l Exhibitions can be of use only to 1 | the gener .1 public as educators, conseâ€" â€"| quently if a large exhibit be made of ~ l all varieties, good, bad and indifferent, â€" i what possible educational service can s | it perform ? To make this matter clear: 3 | suppose a dozen semples of Ben Davis i | apples be exhibited; these samples are . |petted against each other only ; the . | judges readily award them according ‘ | to points of excellence in themselves, 7 uncfo somebody gets a first prize and anâ€" } | other a second ; now it is clear to see , | that nothing further has been gained > j except covering the table with a lot of | worthless trash, good for nothing but | to kEEP or to sHIP, quite unfit to cook |or eat; nor is this exhibition even | harmless; the attractive appearance of | the fruit, and its much vaunted keepâ€" ing and other qualities will tempt many who are unacquainted with its ‘ basswood qualities to buy and plant | trees of this variety. It is to prevent 'auch and other similar misfortunes to overtake the unwary. This is only one example, but there are many quite as objectionable. feaâ€" tures connéected with varieties of fruit, in respect to quality, productiveâ€"| | ' ness, suitabillity to localities, exposure | and other matters which it should be | the ond and aim of the directors of our ! societies to bring out at exhibitions | Properly qualified judges only should be appointed and opportunity given to address exhibitors on the respective |, subjects which have passed under their | }inspocfiom, then the merits and deâ€" merits could be pointed out, and much improvemént would be manifest in an sll.m{xn incredibly lborfit:i.me. Iv is the parative value of ive varieties of fruit which ahoulg comâ€" mand attention first, last and always â€"good in quality for ite respective purâ€" poses, bardy and productive trees to ‘ pnodng; i:.l ll.nd we have tb;) fruit we want for all pu even for feeding purposes, &beAqur‘h‘o_f such being better | * purpose®, the culls of such being better E‘i:iffjn-. ‘ M fi. lm. o‘ 'M; Collections should call for a stated number of varieties each of fall and winter vatieties. Summer varieties need not be included as the show seasor is usually too late for them to be preâ€" sentable. 1. Height of color as exhibited in best specimen. 2, Uniformity of size and form. 3. Size, when color and uniformity are combined with it; scabs and imperâ€" fections of all kinds disqualify in pro, portion to the existence of such. Exhibitors should understand the many points of excellence usually adopted in judging fruits: and as a basis the exhibit must in size be fairly upto a good average of a well developed sample, thus: able 3. All apples, pears and plums should be carefully picked so as to reâ€" tain the full stem on sach specimen, and great care should be exercised in handling to preserve the natural bloom and natural surface of the fruitâ€"polâ€" ished specimens are specially objection‘ ocy 1. No prize should be offered for fruits of poor quality or unprofitable varieties. 2. No greater number than four of any variety of should be shown. names were bappily secured, and the resalt was as anticipated of great value in giving points of excellence and of giving the correct names to many varâ€" ieties erroneously named. This will or should be of service to exhibitors in future years, as in all cases exhibits imâ€" properly named must be ruled out to begin with, while many such samples if properly named and entered in their proper classes would command prizes.. ‘There are many things connected with our fruit exhibits which shou‘ld be changed for the better, of which the following are a part: _ The judges appointed by the direcâ€" tors were Messrs. James P. Phin and Wm. Hendry ; the services of Mr. Alex. McD. Alien of Goderich, an enthusiastic and successful fruit growâ€" er and by common consent one of the best judges of fruit and expert in FRUIT JOTTINGS. The show of fruit was quite up to tho average of past years. ‘The apples as a whole were especially fine ; pears, fairly good ; plums, under normal ; gr«pes, few but fair. |Fried, Miss F Bridger. / . | Faxoy Work ny“(;anx, (under 12 ,yecrs?f-â€"Hemmmg,Miu Brown, Miss Kimmel;| top sewing. Miss Kimmel ; patchwork, Miss B Rutherford, Miss Bierman | Outline work, Miss Kimmel, Mise E Breithaupt. Crochet work, Miss Kimme!. Ber‘in wool work, Miss E Breithaupt. To be Concluded next Week. work by children under 15 years,Miss Miss J Tolton. Oollection of At The Fair. â€"Mr. James And received permigsion from Johnston _ of | Water Works Company, toâ€" © < _ Tap the Water Mains, â€" ’};;‘ mflm ;“ vzz m& figure. All those wishi J. W. Fear & Co‘y _ Of all kinds of /Paints, Builders‘ Hardware CEMEN TS Stoves, â€" Ranges, â€" Furnaces, â€" &e., ts We show a special Our Millinery department is always kept fresh and bright with novelties. We have artistic trimmers and courâ€" teous saleswomen in charge Our prices are the lowest. ‘ 42 in. 42 in. 38 in. 42 in. 46 in. GROFF & HYMMEN‘S KCOONOMY DRESS GOODS. now & special raz:ge of Fur Capes in all the t‘a.shiona;bl? shapes direct from the Manuâ€" MILLINERY. Costume Cloth at 15¢ worth 25¢ Tweed at 25¢ u_ 40c all wool Serge at 25¢ i 35¢ un u Cheviott at 25¢ u_ 50c u n Basket Cloth Groff & Hymmen. Stock before making your fall purchases. You will find it to your interest to examine Our Prices are the Lowest. Our Stock was never more complete. Our Prices never so Low. We are prepared to save you from 10 to 25 cents on every dollar. Read carefully a few of the bargains we are offering in some of our deâ€" partments. c WNEALTH facturers at Close We keep the Best and Having bought a | at 35b¢ callâ€"on the undersigned,. ( JC Mr We show the largest range of Manâ€" tles and Capes in the county. We buy them from first hands direct from Germany. Our prices are within reach of all || . Heavy Serge Coats trimmed with All wool Flannel at 15¢c worth 28 in. Flannelette at 5c . 32 in. n at 8e io ] 36 in. Factory Cotton at 5e . All woo!l Tweeds at 25¢ . u_ Shirts and Drawers at 5Oc n &! +. Skidmore, manager of MANTLES, STAPLES, #:4 £1.00 12 ge 8e Bricker& Dicks). 40c 25¢ In justice to yourself you cannot afâ€" ford to pass us by. Mantles, Millingry. Popular Prices. Health Ladies of this Class That‘s the reason they look so well drcncd, and are so comfortable. We have a full assortment of these goods at a nice, fashionable Maotle with double collar at $4.00 to $5.00, better goods at $6, elegant fur trimmed, very stylish at $7.00, better g00d8 at $8 00, a very handsome braided Mantle with large lapel collar, stylishly braided a} $10.00 to $13.00. Better aud more stylish goods 4# high as $25 00. The past week we have had no lees than four different ladies look through our stock of Mantles, and before buy: ing they went to Berlin to look through the Mantle stocks there, and every 0b€¢ of them came back and bought her mantle here What better recommendation could we ask for" We show ters for Millinery in rown. Our show rooms are stucked with the very best and most stylish goods, you can get hats here from $1.00 to $10â€" 00. Call and see for your self, Miss Cathcart will be pleased to show you through the department whether you buy or not. It seems a waste of words to tell you that we are headquar Brand Buy nothin Underweg th oom. All meimbers uested to atteud. ram conveying the ps‘j E the death ot his f4a eb, Mr. Skidmore bysician and died of F e comparatively carly â€"The Editor of t lebrated his o=th birt e is not as young as it somehow his editic isterday was more n« Te sincerely trust he celebrate many mor â€"For some reason â€" aw to exempt the ;j istry from taxatio rough at the last ancil. _ We have no is the intention of rMsS. B1X rooins, hc y to G. 11. Hute iller‘s block, Water| â€"Elmira has set uj system of water wor on purposes,. | |ke was our northern n« about time to st ind engine, which is i at the critical mor â€"Mr. J.E Skidmot the Water Works otice of changes mu pot later than ~ eopy for changes thanTuesday noon I’xenu n,ccepuui u; bf each week. â€"At the meeting « rdeavor Society in t urch on Monday ev M, in behalf of t hfl\u’y Society, gi Bount of the work « #t summer in the t« â€"There w ‘aterioo 1}; ening, the â€"Three small bri reet, town, for s at, $6 per month. rms. Hix rooms. h teiss and ‘FRU ERL m, Nipissing. â€"The Trunk Sew work under the REd. Durme! was 1 sfactorily and exp« r beds will soon be sewer will be read erstand that the c within the estimat ~A very pleasar given in the Sund Methodist church by the members o manner, The matter in d of church prope "jl and Radical | ers for barrelin â€" CHO NFEOT LOCAL we Usgoode 1if Â¥, Oct. l6th. and Dalton M 0, will appear ex. Millar, (Q) FeiQ.C., Toron in behalf of th . Levi Gray bi y esteemed on Monday. "Geeply regret! hends. His 1 will be arcu TO AUuVZE ace, will l les. _ She with his THE CRO MCV consid choir Pull ut 1118