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A PERFECT TEA Rane Wwoeko i EA FROM THE TEA PLANT TO THE TEA CUP INITS NATIVE PURITY. fonsoda” Teais put up by the Indian Tea gore var sang of the beat Gpalities of Tndian securing its purit Hib, tlb,-and § Ib. packages, and never ALL ‘GOOD GROCERS KEEP IT. Rf your grocer does not keep it; tell him to write te ~ STEEL, HAYTER & CO. * “Wand 18 Front Street East, Toront™, ing rapid transit and facilitating com- munication with European markets, and this we will do before long. “The third item on our programme is to develop the Northwest. In 1878 we founded great ‘hopes on the North- west, and thought that our population would soon attain 10,000,000, and to- 5 ee and thus de- creasi to attain oN ond we, At (ae the North- Speaking of Canada’s relations with the mother country, Mr. Laurier said that, from a ronaherGea standpeint, our pelafions wight be better. The THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1896. The bye-elections this year will be few. A meniber'cannot be so easily cunseated mow as. under ‘the severe ‘election law of 1891, when it was not ty to prove a stated number ‘of ilfegal “acts to affect the result. Proof of one ‘lleval ‘act and proof of ‘agency was cause forunseating a mem- "ber who might have tried his best to ‘run @ pure election, and whe polled an ‘overwhelming majority. Policy of the Liberals. St. Johns, Que, July 27.—Hon..| cal award: Laurier and a number of his orthy as ‘being the first, occasion on Which ee Laurier made-a public ad dress since accepting the task of form- fing a new ¥ Government The meeting owas also orthy on account ee the Die ante of the Liberal policy. remier was gels ied by Tsrael Tarte, Hon. Sydney . Geoff ‘Atter the ete of » compl mentary address ‘to Mr. Laurier, the | fee Premier spoke ‘briefly and to. the point. He stated that Mr. Tarte’s election was stolen from -him by illegal means. If the Minister of Public Works was not with the Conservatives now it was mot his fault but the fault of the Con- Speaking | ject of ropa r. Lautier said that been Minister | of i personal reasons. Speaking of the Liberal polies Mr. Laurier said: “Phe of the Liberal party which is ae ‘in power:| me ‘is exactly the same as when ‘Opposition. yprogramme is Tris net a rth *to be oes for | th it has ‘already been decided the]: people on Sune Bs and we face re-}] *ceived the mission to change the tariff “in the best possible ananner. : detlare “on this occasion that we f [the Bea ‘session, which will be held dn Sanuary |Owen cor February. ‘Until then ‘what shall we do? We shall communicate witl tthe hao 6f ‘indestries, manufac- id. ther we shall | no treat *elabovate a ” fiscal posiey which will be} % sof a nature to » Aighten the burden of | claimed: 2 song td fel i now's Catania Powder tht it is easy a and WV. H. Bes of the year to the Rens handily ‘anke ‘both ends eet. You) are less the: |rushed through the water as it yielded the United States, Mr. Lai id: “TE we succeed in establishing (ane Ay relations with the United Sta: Oni Mr. Laurier, in conslasoe, said that he only wanted si ae in which to settle the sthool4 estion. This qnestion would be pobiled “au dhesbatoee stated by conciliation. Mr. Tarte‘and Hon. Mr. Fisher, the new Minister of Agriculture, spoke iefly. Edward Hanlan, th the oarsman, had | EI & narrow escay rom drowning Su day afternoon, and probably made the ropa time in his career in the effort to preserve his life. He was taking a practice spin on Bedford Basin, and when about a mile from the shere his meanae The: trouble was the gunwale on each side-of ree leaded for the shore at the highest. Y |speed he could command, and the scull todis powerful ‘strokes. When about) sped | . | branches. “ich Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sashes, oa = HEALTH and Low Prices -/G. Guenther’s, Sener” sl Watches, Clocks Baby Carriages Baby Carriages and Express Wagons in Great Variety, Baby Carriages, from $6.50 up. Express Wagons, $1 and upwards. ‘At those prices everybody ean afford to get one. Furniture in all its Doors and Blinds always on hand. Builders and Contractors. Planing | MGib ane’ Rurniture. Waseroonse “eet Main street, Milverton. Weiderhold & Honderich Of Rare Beauty, Of Great Worth, : At* Bottom Prices, Are Our Ladies’ and Misses’ COLORED SHOES. The trade never saw before such splendid representatives of all that is best in every respect. We are delighted with our advance orders on them, and are now certain that we are to have an enormous call for these unequalled ladies’ and misses’ Shoes. —Tadies Ind. Kia Oxfords. T also keep a full stock of Trunks and Valises. [a J. G. GROSCH. BREAD «question in these things. CAKES =. Fresh every fay, at The Cash System Captivaws all lovers of Bargains and makes business hum at Rennie Bros. ‘CA Little Money Buys a Big Parcel of Goods.” AND JEWELRY. George Pfaff, Jeweler, hand ‘a full Hine of Wal- tiidels: Wieser 60a wan ead TEBE Toyo Watches, ete. He hasva full line of Rings, Pins, Broo Fall ‘stock of § y suitable for Wedding Presents, always done. GEORGE PFAFF, Main St., Milverton rowit, nk under him. There was only-abont four t of water at thespot, and Hanlan waded through this ‘to the aves ae ing the shell after him. possible to wepair the boat for ae single scull race, and if not. Hanlan will try to borrow one from a local oarsman. eet Es We observe that the strictures made tate- gree Think that the facteide. ot justify the large inferenoe dravrn from. them, yet the subject | in ‘itself cannot. receive ach or too. earnest attention on ge teacl bent and living example of pore and aprig! ae sree and good }Canada P: Cured by Dr. Agnew’s Great Heart Remedy— Many Lives Savi The Seeret of Success. Sf Ben asaeere: cute arrhal Were a4 — Sess we Agnew’s Cure for give ‘elit within thirty, minutes ste ae pom dos taken wey saved by hi remedy, Sound, ‘Ont., says— work. Naturally much Buxicty was felt by myelf ard — tor ‘speed, five Bost and “feos bronght back tommy opal fantiie aa odes oe ‘of success in Dr. Ag- mn ‘were fifteva years:ago, aii Dhete & is an ~revil to «re: dt is not for any “Government 0 r reise the priee of your’ arm ts, bat we can reduce the| ice of ated you ‘must “purchase sees That. is what we, ~We-can also facilitate'| 3 a ish} T. 8 FIPTY. CENTS. f Fall wheat per bush . bs a: ne Abaens Butter . t- “THE SUN, From now Until January ist, 18977, For Do you require a new; Spring Dress? If so, now is the time. The selection is at its best, and you ‘ill find Rennie Bros.’ stock contains the most complete and stylish assortmenti'ever shown in town. Black and Colored Lustres and Sicilians, from 25c. to $1 per yard; Verona Cords, 5c. per yard; Prints are away down and all other Spring goods “right in line,” at ‘Geer CRENNIE BROS., Newton and Hesson. iss | P. S.—In Wall Papers we have ail the newest designs, and prices to surprise you. : We Want You In this week. “We have Bargain Tables for you. You know what it means when we put goods on these tables. They must be cleared at once. COMMERCIAL. MiunvEnto: aay 29 pring wheaty per bush. Batley per i veysese ie ‘a SEMSzRee SovSUSERBARS ao Zz tg i & —Ends of Best Prints, at Sc. yard —Ends of Dress Goods at half their regular price —Fine Ladies’ Vests, half sleeves, at 10c. —Boys’ Shirts, regular 50¢,, for 25¢. —Men's Shirts, regular 75¢., for 5o0c. —Men’s Dress Shirts, 2 Collars, 60c. —Men’s Wool Sacks, 15c. —Men’s Ties, worth 25c. to 46c., for 15¢. —Men's Braces (slightly damaged), worth 35c., for soc. —Children’s Hosiery, worth roc. to 20¢. pair, for 50. —Ladies’ and ‘Children’s col. Gloyes, worth 15¢. to aes for 10¢. —Men's Fine Straw Hats, worth 50c. to 75c,, for 25. Our Grocery Department is well looked in the trade. ntSSeSo8HNS $8 attic “You know our terms—Cash or Produce. - : after, and we ‘sell you cheers than any other "Pare, fresh and cool. Cream. Fruits in season, and Wholesome Bread. J, H, SCHMIDT =: The Baker. u Made from ice steps are taken to. comply with the condi- tions of the by-law before A . 1 the hotels to ibe cloned. tn so fara tho ealp of hie were fon from Crown Attorney Tding- ting that the com net, which says it must be ‘s certificate of character dt aay the application, as req) by the act, it too was not consit ‘J. M. Scott, Trecastle, Wallace township, refused a licen J. Milles, Topping ; Catharine Gis, 3N. Coughlin, Atwood; A. — Atwood, " were rae ted to BE guite oan city, soa ad Henry eo. a of The Milverton Sun ‘THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1896. a boom in the : Base i Gduatiee na “elds. John Clark, Liber rel.—Stratford Her Mr. Patterson Explains Review. Hon, Mr, Paterson—Deer Sir: Why don’t yousit down ?”—Spectator. Mr, Spectator—Please, sir, T can't. Please sir Bob Henry took m for North Gre, is Sie of a er. n. Dr. Montague, M.P., is spel iif as clget alleovial titer of ihe ‘el ‘and Empire. The rumor that Sir Donald Smith y seat and please sir Jimmy Somerville won't’ give me his unless I get him a ham- mock, some ice water and a man to n | fan him.—W. P. APB Gn Seen ess SHORT STORIES RETOLD. The latest story of German “thrift” “is to enter Mr. Laurier’s Cabinet is| is told at the expe! without foundation. The British Government refuses to| for the wear and tear allow the importation of live Canadian cattle either into Great Britain or land. Chas, Thompson, a young nee ‘man of Orangeville, «was killed b; falling from a plang Setolet Pact quarry dast rsday. Mr, Laurier would not accept Sir Donald Smith's 1 resignation as High Commissioner and that gentleman will sail for London on Saar a The winner of the gold ees, in the contest. for the Queen’s prize at the Bisley butts this year it a Scotchman. Hayhurst, of Hamilton, stood twelfth ~on the list. The cause of Cornelius Vanderbilt's illness from paralysis was flying into a rage at his son,-who would not comply with his wishes in breaking his engage- ment with*Miss Wilson. ED “IN Nreuts.— ews Ointinent’ ith aa all cases and all eruptions of the skin. 35cts. “by James Torrance. Found Gultty. “clusion of this celebrated case. Russel of Killowen, a Be ce) Justice, in his summing up, tinctly hostile to the detedeu: He began. by pointing out that none of the sential facts in fe case against the Foreign Enlistment Act ws es was nodoubt, at pedition was of a military character, ee? rtibehgs it was almed to overthrow the Tran tGoverninent or to force <a change in the laws of that Republic in the interests of others, it was equally »an expedition against friendly State. ‘The jury retired at 4:30 p.m. When the jury returned the foreman an- nounced that all the defendants had been found guilty of the-charge of vio- oe the Foreign Enlistment Act. atheson” was sentenced to Yhtteen months’ imprisonment witheut Jabor; Major Sir Jahn Wiloughby was ed ‘by. books at ae hands a = patrons. One volume cam his _serutiny.| “See here,” Meeklanad “there is a hole-on page nineteen of my. beautiful And he went. on,; turning over the ‘leaf, “there is another on page twenty.” pochonilriac, who was stayi ‘ou think I might “Well,” said Father Healy, with equal seriousness, “I don't think a second would be missed.” In his early days, Lord “Russel -of Killowen, Chief Justiee of England, a wil 'y name is Seymour, if you plas: > replied theta with mock dignity. “Then I would see more and say less,” | formamce of John-a-Dreams, a school girl sat in an orchestra chair, and there was a young man‘in the front row of the balcony. deck of a yacht, and as Henry Miller emerged from the-cabin and gazed into the empty gulf before him, he spoke can see‘it all right.” hen Judge Charles B. Andrews, of the Connecticut Supreme <Court, was a freshman at Amherst, it was the custom to “smoke out” freshmen. party of a dozen or more of the fellows would enter the room-of an unsuspect- ing boy, light their pipes, and Sales until the victim gave in and _ offer ie When By came into Andree? withva stern voice one fellow hande Charles a dollar and ordered him:to go Major RR. White was sentenced*to “seven months’ imprisonment, and bas Henry F. Coventry, Grey and “Col. H. F/ White were senten: “to ps months’ imprisonment, City By-Law Gives Trouble. ‘Whe North Perth license commissioners | ]j a Gillick ops rane scat verification of's lease | tool of suitable ee accoinm Sea eet no | ii ‘ ‘action ake taken tl fAhstelsy” 1 ee it. ican, proletariat. on) tI ned with iris nine ae and one cent’s worth éf tabacco. did not-smoke him out. that “ae, land wel be pie th te aa adr 4 the ice hear some of these-or one would think that the xvanee reat Britain was tottering to its overthrow, at the hands of a diagusted Full of these forebodings, e Canadian sat down in Hyde Park on a Sunday beside a man whom he took to be a typical wage earner, an ingman of the metrop ‘alking the iter over, he oa this tania pe he thought Seat @ pie he tl cee would be chested ‘for the first nt? Gladsto rio of any dlesex County and: the i. Toappreciate thoroughly what uy _ HERLOS: the leading Tailor, Main Street, Milverton. should see our lines of Im- ported Suitings from $12 up emember, we keep nothing ut. the Best, and sell the Cheapest. lo get perfect fitting Pants select patterns, $2.50, $3, 0 up. fc from us ; Tailoring. we understand ote the above address. RRO Kertcher's Barber Shap. Hina "Covers the Whole Field The London, Ont., G2 sic 5: London Advertiser 2. M. EDITION. irculation in Western On- re eee west of Toronto. _ rritorg, west 0} Torento thoronghly co 4 P. M. EDITION. ‘The People's iPepuiac Evening Paper. Circnlates in iy and suburbs by carrier boys ieee vertisements in- sccteltin in both editions. s|Western Advertiser Largest wethly hes in Wes! Canada. As an tte ate West it is without a rival aie RIGHT PRICES BRING TRADE THIS IS WHERE WE LEAD. Suitings—We have them at all prices. Come and see our $6.95 Suits, made to order, They are worth $10, and are cheaper than any ready-made suit you can buy, and contain no shoddy, We have them also in prices ranging as high as $20. Come and see our imported Tweeds—we can make you a suit for $11. Pantings—We have an endless vari- ety and at all prices, that defy competition. We will make you a pair of Tweed Pants as low as-$1.75. You cannot buy them ready- made.at less than $2.25. Gents Furnishings —We take the lead and carry the largest stock in town. | Prices away down. Give usa call. Koehler & Knechtel. ‘Schaefer Bros.’ Old Stand. ‘Phe Wool Trade, Williams and Overbury, ‘The scene is _the | ™P Ae earlier pee of the sel than that ori; fixed was arranged. © This eheaele led to ae ney that here were many -requirements to ‘be filled, which caused a change in the Es circular i These*figures will be reduced at the next series, owing to-the quantity that is hekl over, making the available juantity exceed that of 1895, and by the bear tactics o} Jators. The latter, pate enaataly, 3S a 1895. Despite misleading statistics, Be mills are mostly busy, a the tocks in second kands moderate. The ete eral aspect’ was not im hed Hy the latest_developments in the Dnited series amount to 1943698 tae of es 32,500 ‘bales were forwarded Low wool sales will take eile Y en wo Anew Wand 12. The Bargain : Store. <> Special Drive in e COTTONS x This week. 1 yd. wide;and extra-heavy at 3% cents per yard. Also in LACE CURTAINS, drom 30 .cents per pair up t0.$3.75- Examine Our — ce MG Pants at 99e., ‘Equal to any $1.50 Pants in town. The above are ne _| cuts, but our regular selling price ; and so itis with everything else;in the store. re ‘Call and Examine Our |SUGAR, TEAS, COFFEES. ‘lean stock of Groceries.