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TUE Gi/PERICI1 STAR;
Tro,ernexc Cola.
FRIDAY. MAY 11,
Editorial Comment.
ing he
itiou de -
lint's 100 -
was silent during the mobil
bate in the 11.0020 on Mr.
tion.whieh read as foil :
"That this house uow of opin•
100 that it is de side and expedient
that Preelimasee should, without delay,
enact 1.1103$11reb as will eeciire the
lirohibition or the liquor traffic fur bey -
eerie pnrposes in at least. t Mee prov-
inces and territories which have voted
in favor of such prohibition."
Mr. Holmes was thug eported by
the Globe
Mr. Holtriee said he propoeed voting
for Mr. McCluee's amendment. At the
same tante he did tint think the Vote on
the plebiscite justified the Government
passing a prohibitory law, although he
was convinced the principle of probe
talon Wad right. helieved that if
the prohibitiou law was paseed the peo-
ple would rive in thelt might rind
entorce iL The Opposition said that
this was a resolution intended to pull
the Government out ot a hole. If
they really wanted to pot the tiovern•
tnent to a hole let them vote fur the
resolution or II amendment. Pop-
ular opinion upon Lite question was
growing stroeger, and the time would
come when prohibition a, unit' be
passed in Ude cotietry. He referred
to the resulte of the en foi 'putout of
the prohibitory law in Maine end
other States as ati evidence of the hem
Ills strong approval of such a measure
M. McCiure's amendment set forth :
"That the right and most effective
legislative remedy is a law prohibiting
the importation, manufacture and
sale of, for beverage purposee, of
alcoholic liquors. and diet this House
is in favor of such legislation in so
far as it withiii the power of this
While thiti doing justice to Mr.
Holmes, in 80 far as we were in error
last week, we have no heeitation in
saying that lie would have been incite
consieteut, and truer to his pre-election
promises. if he had supported Mi.
Flint's motion instead of the amend-
ment. That motion is certainly is
logical sequence of t he vote taken in
the plebiscite, and we feel confident is
more acceptable to the friends of pro.
nhift amendment.
The Farmer's Burden.
The Mail and Empire hoer so corn.
pletely mid truthfully epitomized the
burdens which the free t rade policy of
t he Laurier Goyerement hits placed
upon the country at large, and the
farmers particularly, t hat we q (rote
for the benefit of our readers:
By placing corn on the free list, Mr.
Fielding premented the farmers of the
Western States with a fine mnrket for
that cereal, drove our own farmers out
of thelnisinees of growing it,depressed
the value of our coarse grains, and
lowered the aver ;Igo quality of our lia.
By giving the Standard Oil Com-
pany control of the market he enabled
throat and force the payment of a
greatly increased price fee oil.
By placing binder twine on the free
list, and thus bringing the Americen
monopoly into this eteintry, and by
selling the prition output to parties an.
soclated with the Antei lean agents in
Canadien combine, he caused the
.prives of binder twine to double.
By placing barbed wim on the free
list, he chided im our fitelories and gave
the wire trade to that, giant cot pont-
'SELF' PRESERVA PION
Is the first la* of Natiire." POP this
reason everyone who is ill desires to
become well. Those who haste impure
or iinpoyerished blood turn to Hood's
Sin Estuarine, because they know it will
enrich and purify their blood and give
them good health. To teke this med-
icine on the first appearance of impure
blood is an mipurtant step toward
self preservation.
Hood's Pills core sick headache,.
Tile contract of the A. 0. U. W. hall
at Walton has been let to Hunter &
McNeil, of Uranbrook, for the sum of
•
In The Jaws of a Lion.
The gallant Major Swaine tells of be-
ing knocked senseless by a lion Hutt la-
cerated his aim. His thrilling escape
from the jawe of death is only equaled
by Dr. King's New Discovery for Con -
rerun desperate Throat and Lung tronh.
les, "Ail doctors' said my wife would
soon die of consumption," writes L U.
Overstreet, of Elgin, Tenn., "but your
svonderfut medicine completely cured
her, and saved her life." batisfection is
guaranteed by Jalne9 ISM) who
gives trial bottles free. Large bottles
50c and 1.00.
The Virtues of
Paine'sCelery Compound
Aro Recoghized by the Ablest
Physicians, -
It is the Ureat System Builder
the Spring Time.
041,100,1 Solid and Healthy
MAIMS Pure Blood and
The' dietinguishing
ittedieldel Virtues of Paill0'01 Celery
Ciiintinttnif ere folly recognized lw too
&MOS the -bodY, to -Make nett
and 4,0 regulate the nerves. Sett
* greet *elite of Palite'a Celery 000 -
era 'of the itidneytt; liver and
*Wean Of the year. when
are runtieven 4,04
*Attie efiaky.araleliferhied
tithe. *Mt ininiehert that
inn that tit the rettrie
ttralattelialla And
II AO leethelt et ell
pet* Weil 4. -tel
•
irad
Tile Town Council.
Quito a GPM of Farlsb Mat -
tors DISposed of.
Not for man v yeare the Town
Calmed opened its session with so
large tun attendance of spectators as
were preetellt, last Friday evening.
tv bee about I'M men and trove were
oi esenbto urge some action by tne
teemed that would at once put the
Square iu good shape for wheeling.
It ie to be regretted that their Interest
iii the towit's affairs generally woe not
.1,-ep enough to keep them till the close
of the meeting and to attend Council
meetings generally.
The Treitetwer's statement for April
Wad ead as follows :
Balance trotn March $1755 04
It neeePTS-
Non-resident taxes, 110 57
Witter It des 582 55
Eleetrie Light Retire 390 07
Elevator not es, re-
eewal 5000 00
Bills payable, re-
newala MO 00
Maitland Cemetery31 00
Sinking fund Mtg.pd 307 50-54085 29
ssoacrit roll in Clinton bbows mein -
total asseSeertiteide hut the population
has ticerettS0 Theo? wart, 24
births doting Abu veer. There are id
erittle. I51 1101110 siege In the
e will be
$5114 0 di
DistinnsiEstgras-
Salaries t189 55
Printing tind advt'g, 80 00
Office ar. 33 65
e'lrire department.. 321 45
Public Works. 101 11
Special grant. Hand 50 00
Electric Light cap297 20
Bank nterest 32 20
WaterworksCap. ac. 40 30
Waterworks misint778 ea
Electric Light " 144 81
Public school. 500 00
Malt. Cemetery 0 01
Market, 1 00
Elevator interest 555 48
" stock paid5000 00
Elevator notes re-
newal 45000 00
Separate School100 00
P. AL rent
Cone on loan
elan c
10 00
7 00
2 00-51374 95
$2065 38
COMMUNICATION!' AND PHTITIONO.
From Ottawa and Hull Fire Relief
Board, thanking t he tfouncil for the
giant of $200 to the tire entferers.
Front M. C. Dickson, District Pass,
Agent of the 0. 'r. R., re the Increased
bent connection on this shore, w hich
he bought wculd hnve lo lay over for
another season. Filed.
From the Board of Tend° of Berlin,
asking the appointment of a delegate
to join a deputation to Ottawa to ask
t he usual subsidy of $3,200 per mile to
I he Port Dover, Bailin arid Goderich
Railway. Referred to Special com-
mittee, tn consider And report.
From John McKay, on behalf et the
Manitoulin and North Shore Railway,
asking t he Council to pees revelutions
favor of government aid thereto.
Referred to Special committee.
From the C. 1. trustees, Asking the
()outwit to erect a flag staff cin their
grounder, throngh the Public Works
committee. Referred to the commit-
tee with power to act,
of H. F. Moores, asking the peyment
of the sum of $137.74. with interest at
0% from January 1. held back from A.
B. Cosner, on contract for revement
laid by him, and which amount lied
Public Works comtniltee,
iniksion to test the tire engine boiler,
before undertaking to use it attain.
Referred to Fire coruniittece with
power to act.
From it number of citizens asking
for the improvement of the Square.
and that A. McD. Allan and D. Mc.
Gillicuddv be heard by the Council re-
garding tlie matter. On motion the
petition- was received and both gentle-
men urged some action that would
more speedily make the Square fit for
wheeling. Chairmen Humber, for the
committee. said they were not over-
looking the matter. but had been wait-
ing to see how far traffic would level
the roadway. before incurring the ex-
pense of a steath roller and a top dress-
ing over the gravel. • The committee
were certainly anxious to have the
street.' In as good shape as possible,
mid the Couneil,was doing its beat to
that end.
Conte Holmes, whit emoving that the
petition be referred to the conimittee,
pointed out Hint whatever wits done
meant the expenditui is of e coneider-
able sum of inoney, and the ratepayers
should have arsine patience with the
who vvere certainly doing the
hest they could. Coon. Martin spoke
to the Name effect as nie colleagues,
and the petition Wan then referred.
In five minutes scarcely a dozen of the
large crowd bird remained in the vaun-
t:II chamber, taking their departure in
a great hurry, despite the inisurencen of,
their spokestnen. who had told the
Council this huge deputation was
present to show what an interest theY
took in the town's album
A petition signed by Sam Sloan. A.
B. Cornell and Arthur Cantelon.
againnt laving granolit Mc sidewalk ort
eolith vest side of Hamilton street.front
Colborne Hotel to Vletbria sheet
Also fi•orn Chas. Blake, Eliza Mel3rien
Alex Davidson and E. Sneyd, egabent
laying geanolithie walk on aouth west
aide of Oolliortm street, and another
petitiou front John Knox. Mrs. Martin.
Nott and. J. A. Walken, asked that
granolithic Walk be laid on month side
of Newigate, between Hamilton and
Victoria streets. •
All these petitions wore referred to
J. Sands, trees, 214.22 ; P. Platitt
teaming to fires, 85. Packard1Clectrie
Co.. $18,40 end iitt V, A. MeCIVronlat.
22.76 t Sturdy its Co., relief order, ta,a0;
82.0& All these were referred
to Finance manatee.
payment of Dr* Itutitet's ageount of Si
for attendance 01 Meliehds ihht
WO accounts or, te each for Dr. Hun-
ter Anil Dr. Shannon Warn awaiting
further ecitisideretien.
The AMMO, tohtinittee retitirantertd-
1$02.15 Stetting Mg. 0o.. 1110W but-
ts. Perak Itu biter tht..'1874,118 Tax
StAu11188 00 ; Signal $18.10 ; Garlock
Packing 1.1O4 $1,15 0. libtrae. *LIS,
The Water mut tight committee re.
rott,e41kftoOtimc tho tender of Lee 04
titiethard for etipplyint 'lead pipe at
11*.lotior WO It*. (2) recommending
tha4 Engineer Kelly be initrittted
slefis'et ; I3) that the cletk find out coat
of changing 4 attire dynintes, to 8
ampere onec ;and 4) that the OPittifta
Of Mr, Germ* t ttillt COO he' re.
tetrad to Water And Light tUrttnitt
The Public Work.* reteralther#
*Red as folkoris that the*
*tented tender Of X. Band* for
shade trees at tie *nth tta)tb# t
for compietink 40010144 on Hate
Vietetia /ma NaOleri Streets not
needed ire offs th teamsters Ore
per yard bribing the work
mg that coinitilttive Aare t
For a WOnsittl to come to that period
known as change of life. It is almost
always a period of suffering, and the de-
range:mead of mind and body is some
times to great that the family life is nt.
terly maned by the unhappy wife and.
ther. At such a thne every woman
needs just the help that its given by Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It works
with Nature, soothers the nerves by hour-
isliing them, and cures diseases of the
delicate organs. In brief, it make* weak
women strong; sick women well.
,,Favorite Prescription" contains no
alcohol, neither opium, cocaine, nor any
other narcotic.
.1 13188 take's four bottles of 'Favorite Pm-
acription for female weakness and change of
life.. writes WC Lizzie A.. Bowman, of New
Matailloraa Washington Co., Ohio. s Before 1
van taking a mart not do anything. 1 had
such pains in my head and in the ba.ek of my
neck that I thought I would lose my mind. Now
I can work every day and do not suffer. I rec-
ommend 'Favorite Prescription' to all wornep
Yuffering in the period of change of life. It
the best medicine I have ever found..
Every woman should send for a fres
copy of Dr. Pierce's Medical AdvUer.
Send 3i one -cent stamps to pay expense
of customs and mailing only for.the book
in paper COYeflh OT 50 stamps tor cloth,
the purchase of a new watering cart
if found necessary : (4) recommending
painting of agricultural building, and
that committee have power to Act ; (6)
that tender of George Black. $70, for
care -taking of the Square and Park
had been accepted. being the lowest,
and recommending that a contract be
drawn up emlexiying the duties 101.
recomniending that the Mayor sign
petition to county council for pur-
chase of road making macninery, to
he hued to different municipalities •
m asking power to purchase a email
hose reel for hose used in watering
the Square ; (8) Asking power to act in
tlie matter of opening' up Joties and
Elizabeth streets.
()min. Knox expressed the wish that
the duties of the caretaker of Square
aud Park should his strictly defined.
and that if he did not live up to them
be discharged.
Conn. Humber wild this was the In-
tention of the coromittee.
NEW DUEIINEMS
Couns. Humber and Martin moved
that the Public Works committee
have power to make the best arrange-
inent possible for the use and caretak•
ing of the bathing hones, during the
coming season. -Carried.
Conn. Humber again gave notice of
motion to lix the cost ot laying grano-
!Ride walks at 40 per cent for the town
and 00 per cent for the property owe •
er
Humber also moved that the Coun-
cil proceed at once to ask for tenders
for completing the erection of the
chimney at the water works. He said
the brIcks lying there were being
broken and destroyeid, and indeed he
thought thereAvas only two-thirds of
the quantity necessary to compiete
the work flow there. Ho would ask
the chairman whether any bricks had
been sold or otheevrise disposed of.
Chairmen Cantelon said there was
supposed t he enough and he knew of
no disposition of them. A few had
been liriiken during the winter, but
nothing to speak of.
The Mayor called attention to the
passage by the Legislature of the bill
iillowing the town to grant a loan to
the Kensington -Furniture IV, and he
suggested that. the Council should at
once issue debentures for the loan.
Referred to Finance committee with
power to aeL
Council then adjourned.
A BOOK FOR -EVERY
WOMAN AND GIRL
Thousands Writing for
Thp Illustrated
Diamond Due gua Book.
Mat and Rug making in the home is
now commanding the attention of
thousands of women and girls in Can-
ada. The pew illnittrated "Diemond
Dye Rug Book." showing the latest
designs and giving hill information as
to how the pattet us can be procured,
will Ire sent free to anyone interested
in the fascinating work of making
hooked mats and mtgs. Send your,. a&
dress to Wells At Richardson Co., 200
Mountain Street, Montreal.
F. H. -Kerney, a Wingbam barber
who indulges in rifle shooting, brought
down an eagle ituo, ,vveek which
measured 6.0 feat from tip to tip of
Allarrie Man says. "Have used Mill-
er's CompOund Iron Pills when physi-
cally rundoWti, and am pleaned to test-
ify to the great good they have fione
nie." Broken down eyarerne, shattered
nerve*, and ernaciated forms etre rap-
idly vectored Lir Miller'e Compound
frets Pills. 26 tents for 60 doses. For
tale at P. M. Dunhattrie drug store.
Winghatti ti losing four families ‘elth
retreat. cruci ',Thomas Moore. Who goes
tzt Toronto 'Junctien;__H.,,itl. Let to
Hamilton, F. Carr to Wittedebrek, and
hie brother A. Carr, to Sault St
Eight bourlicenfere Ignored by tlkose
Lite Pill& are KISCO' at
work, night 'end tint. ,ctiring Indlgec,
Mon, hiltorailleati, •contititection, leek
headache mid alliigitottatth lieet and
0.
It Ir quite coennionferiee very hearty
eaters very thin .thirn itidicatt'a x[ttlLty
nut-it't'het-3tftetrlaoft;axth periPle
have nourishment rend don't gee 11
ah bough nvcrweri,%ng th.i,it' digestive
organs. they are starving slowly bee
eanee What they eat 114 ilot iestris ,dated,
P,Yiller'a thin [round Iron Pills, irict'ease
LIR power of di;„esiio1 and 1142i111ih.
tion, satirist [lie full benefit will lig, de-
rived from what ra eaten. Vila ix iia'
ticeahle in increased svrIKht and
1teenarth, and the general feeling of
comfort that followe their ure. 23
cents for 60 dr,ae*. For Hale it F. at.
Dunham's drug store..
Lull week Hemilton & McLean, of
Bitusaely, shipped in tme day Hears of
cattle for Buffalo. disbursing about
215,000 among the farmer* from whom
they were hOugh C.
Why gO limping and whining ahout
your toms. when a 25 taint botele of
Idolloway's Corn Cure wili remove
them ? Give it a 1.1 ial, and yon will
not regret it.
rOook's Cotton Boot Oomponal
your druggist tor Cake CO*. Nee OOP
10,04) Ladles. Bats, effectual, Ladies silt
Is sneeesatulty need monthly by over
Take no °siker as all Mixtures, Pillo hue
rmasit None are dangerous. Prise. Noelt. $1.ket
boa; No.11,10 degrees stronor,I8 per bOX. NO.
tor 3. mailed en reeelpt of price and twoesent
stamps The Cook Company•Windsor, Oath
responsible Druggists in Canada.
LIME au] GEMENT
ST. M ARYS LIME
kept constantly on band; aleo the beet
brands of
HYDRAULIC -
PORTLAND CEMEJ‘IT
Builders will find it to their ad) mitage
to see me before placing their orders.
F. Ballow fiOlifieS
THE COAL DEALER.
Office -West Strect. near the Square.
NesessItu Is the Mother of Invention
Hamilton Strut nom
THE NEW MASSEY-HARRIS BIN•
DER -with 32 sets of roller bearings -and the
NEW MOWER, with all the latest improve
monts, so1 up now for inspection. Exaniine
their sUporlOr Merits.
Full lino of ell FARMING IlYIPLE
S010 ogont for tin) old reliable Massey -Barrie
BICYCLES -including the Chainless
Toronto, and Ivanhoe Wheels.
Nordheimer and Bell Pianos, Or-
gans, roam Separators. Sewing
Machines, dm
Full line of REPAIRS kept In stock.
g3I'' We am in tho combine end can therefore
sell cheaper than smaller concerns.
Our Gloode and the prices demand an inspec-
(Ion arid your serious consideration. They aro
rill of purely Canad ian manufacture,
J. P. BROWN.
JOHN KNOX
The Auctioneer anfi
'IC -Implement Agent,
Has a lot of Money -Savers and
labor -Savers for all classes of Farm-
Noxon Hoosier
Seed Drills,
Disc Harrows,
Spring Tooth
Cultivators,
Oxford Clipper
Mowers -No.' jo,
22, and 24,
Victoria Binders,
Past trurehasere declare these machines to
be the boat on the market and recommend
them above all others. Your patronage is
solicited on melit alone. The proof of the
pudding in the eating thereof.
See me before 3on buy, or drop me a card.
vear Buxton's Rotel. GODIMII017.
We have
Please
TO SlitQW YOU
OUR nvir
PRESS
GOODS
All Styles
All Colors
'bot About SPRING MEINCINE?-'
'WA* hith itheekorstaislea totasitiott tow cold te heat -wake It desirable that NittAlre
sbotrid be essiste4 %%at Oen 11. Wort answer to Ws question we 'heartily moon:1431)0
plAkes Pee feel** Vial tri new. You ought to take Course-6CW hr f9r*X•50-
,
reettIVOIlledoelforget our own Mask Cherry -Pine 644 TA!"Wintin 1*
4tsc1-20 Coues a -,014` CHuterup'e Honey Ceuefh Curr for Children. These erf..4
reliable ei gesureassid.
SAMPSON'S RED BLOOD PILLS buildup the strength -25e. a hoz or 5 for 01.01,
IN. 600DE.. - Drfififfigt
1166 QUALITIES.
the Newest Goods in -
SHIRT WAISTS
Another shipment of
PRINTS AND GINGHAMS
JU-st Arrived.
Clothing
Department
is as usual stocked with the best and
latest styles in
Mcn's and Bolls' Sults
Sulu OurGoats,
GODERICH
BARGAIN
CENTRE
We are showing EXTRA VALUE IN JAPANESE,MATTING,
WARP at 120 to 50e.
We are allowing EXTRA VALUE IN FLOOR OILCLOTH.
We are showing EXTRA VALUE IN ART MUSLIN&
Ws are showing EXTRA VALUE IN ART SATEEN&
We are showing EXTRA VALUE IN CURTAIN NET.
We are showing EXTRA VALUE IN LACE CURTAINS.
We are showing EXTRA VALUE IN WOOL CARPETS.
All at prices thst will win your favor.
eLfITON-
In Men's Furnishings we have an exceptionally fine assortment in
Shirts, Hats of all kinds, Ties, Collars, Gloves, etc., all at the lowest
J. H. PEDDER.
GEO.W.THOMSON&SON
BICYCLE DEALERS,
West Side Square, - Goderich, tint.
"Goderich" "Crescent" "Rambler"
We havc the sole agency of the "Goderich Bicycle" Co.
for Goderich and sui rounding country.
None of our wheels are in the combine so yoy need not
fear high prices.
•
Call and see our stock and get our prices and we will
guarantee satisfaction in both.
Geo. W. Thomson 8c, Bon.
THONE 62.
In the Morning
There's no waiting and waiting for
the fire when you have the new
OXFORD
IN YOUR KITCHEN
The fire will keep in all night on an
extra low allowance of Mel, and will
burn up briskly at a regulating toach
ready for broiling or baking as soon
as you are.
The saving of time -as well as the
saving of fuel -will mean a good deal
to you -every day -won't it?
James Robinson.
LYArAVAkYAITAXWArAwAsrAyAgrAejkIjklAVAMATAwArArariri
You want the BEST in
OUR FLAKE GREEN PEAS,
HIGH GRADE RICE,
DRIED BEANS,
All at 15c. a oard Pachage, should be appreciated by up-to-date
Housekeepers. •
CEREAL COFFEE
In One -pound Packages, Sealed, at 15c. 4P-ackve.
' An Household Requireacnts-the best in the market -Clean end
Fresh, at Moderate Prices.
STURDY & CO.
IL C FILSINGER
-DEALER IN AND MANUFACTURER rfF-
PLUMBING AND .HEATING
CORNER WEST STREET
Read what a local resident says Of the Kelsey Wenn Air Generator, sold ant installed by net -
Fire. Life. Accident and Plate Ulan
Insurance taken at lesiva rates.
James Smart Manufacturing Co.. Brockville. Qin.,
Chterreemere--The No. 18 Kerrey Warm Air Generator you installed in my house text fall hes
given me the greatest of aatisfaction. I have found it very economical in tUel and very easily -
managed. giving the very best results in heat. the whole house being heated from 76 to 80; both
npetairs and down. and at times I have loft my bedroom window open all night in the month of
February. I have found PO gas or cold dust from it at all, no heat in the ,cellar, and the smoke
pipe was cool. I have used other furnaces fora long time and from my experience in remotes
loan safety saY that the Kelsey the best I have ever seen or used. end can highly recommend
it to anyone intending to heat with warm air, as it does not burn the air, but gives a very eton
and pleasant beat to the house. Ir. J. T. N Arrst„ Goderieb. Ontario.
Cor. North Street and Square.
GODERIOH, May 1st, Iwo.
Don't make the mistake of choosing a range before seeing the patented,
features of the Imperial Oxford at our nearest agent's.
FOR SALE BY LEE St EPHARD,
The Gurney Foundry Co , Limited, Tonnto. WInnipez, Vancouver.
PAGE
Asset
Wire Fencing
Is the BEST!
And is acknowledged to be to after yearS. of "the
severest test by fartriers and others throughout the
Dominion. It may cost, a tittle more thait inferior,
make% but It 00,8 less from the fact that it latts longer
than others, No Matter how Severethe, frett or depth
ot wsight of "snow, the PAOt WIRE PENCE is always right and in good shape irt
the spring. rWe build tilt Peke and guarantee to'do it tight. Th6 to:416st iS from
We 'purchased a ear of
ADVANCES
IN
REPINED
SUGAR.
Redpath's
Best
SUGA
The most profitable way for Ton to. buy ugar is by the
Barrel, as many of Our Custoiners do.
WI would maggot ihig you _buy tow. titles* a *cry ottariat white'
takes piste we will sell for it While 01 the old prits in batrole., Dora deloy
45e. tO Ptap pet rod.
iii4r 0111 arid tee It before you build; and examine all" the nietits of this
Penal
etul
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