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by q tidier' dint` a of lain. Sega. ei.
der Leslie. tle wheeled his retri:atteg
tr(tups alld but Ci;tant:rt t(, eight. The
brt\(tcst of Prince RRupert% teen
Charged Cetaalycll'a .title: front and
Rank., 13oundhcud" and CON al Jet'
bristled one another for n titre atultd-
trig i)1 their track,. 'then the Iron-
itidt:s broke Rupert's hue and .: at-
terod the Royulist$, like dost. In the
centre the Royalists had the best of
the tight, and Cromwell swung his
victorious horse around the enemy's
rear uppu his centre, "where the
husinese of the day. nay, of the
kingdom." was to be settled. Crom-
well settled it by one monster stroke
of tactics. The Ironsides charged
home, and the patriot infantry,
heartened by the turn of the tido,
did the same. Thus l4larston Moor
w on by Cromwelidiefirst. through
his 1 n hearted spirit in facing the
issue before the campaign, next his
timely and reslstleks blows en the
battlefield. Well named " lronside"
by the warrior prince he vanqu_uhed
that day the fiery Rupert.
The odd's i numbers were with
the king's array, but Cromwell had
but ono purpose, that was to fight,
tight, fight. until the comity was de-
stroyed. To this pass Croniwoli's
experience in counsel had curried
him. There must bo no compromise,
no terms with royalty. The king
had to go.
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r lavish o: economical turnfslting.
The fined range we've ever had, and the Itendsomeat patterns we've Iver shown,
alYk great interest to the second fitter,
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New Carpets, Draperies, Cur-
tains, Upholsteries, Curtain
Poles and Leirloleums.
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De 3obericb Star,
TatsrliONE OILL 11
FRIDAY. MARCH 8. 1901.
Morris.
FINANCIAL. -The townehipof Mom is
couumenced the year 10O with a bal-
ance of '51,785 in the treasury and
closed it with a balance of 82.0438. The
assets of the township amount to
$1,381. and the township has a surplus
of assets over liabilities of $2,x49. The
tnwnship received from taxes $9,370;
front levislative grant for school pur-
poses, $325, and for special assessment
for drainage $1,110. There was ex-
pended on roads and bridges. $1,400 ;
salaries, $735 ; county rate $1,992 ;
drainage. $870: schools. 81,428; in-
terest, $20. The township hall is
valued at. $809 and the sheds in coif -
elect ion
oif-
rection therewith, $170.
Porter's Hill.
DOTS. -Goldie Newton is improving
somewhat.. after his long and severe
illness. -Miss Nellie McDonald has re-
Inrned from Merritt.on. - McPhail
Bros Intend moving their well -digging
apparatus down to St. Joseph's soon. -
N. McDougall drives a tine matched
team now. -J. Cox, J, Terrance and
\Ven. Blair are preparing to build new,
None. which will he quite an imus ow
-
meat to the community, -Miss Marion
Ht it ling is veru low at present. -Allred
Potter and two sister's were visiting
their grandparents in Kinpen.-Mks
Polly and Leslie Cux visited friends in
Dungannon. -Maw. Elliott., Michigan.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wnt. John-
ston.
Hallett.
THE LATE Mits. FLYNN.-There died
at ucr late residence on lot 29, can 5,
•'11 Monday, February lith, Mary
Flynn, relict of the late John Flynn.
at the respected age of 73 peat's. Da
ceased was of it very kind and loving
disposition. cheer ful at all times and a
true friend to everyone who had her
acquaintance. Her place of birth was
in the north of Ireland; her husband
was also of Irish birth and came to
(';(nada settling first near Whitby.
They were married in Goderich about
50 years ago. The cause of her demise
was dee to pneumonia. she having
only been ill hardly a week. Her late
hushand passed away in 1883, but she
leaves behind a, sorrowing family, of
Nix sons, Owen. John and Andrew, of
H ullett, Dominick and Hugh, of Mc-
Killop, and James, bt Clinton, and one
daughter, of McKillop, to mourn the
leets of a loving !pother. The funeral
which took place on Wednesday morn-
ing at 10 o'clock to the R. C. cemetery
was largely attended, and gee.; to
show the high respect in which the
old lady was held by her numerou-
friends. iter. Fattier McMenamin
officiated at the services, and her sons
acted as pall -hearers,
• Nile.
Too late for Iaat week.
G _" t. NOTES. -The Rev. Mr.
Pen , of Blyth, preached Mission
ary fl161,e';' ns last Sunday morning and
evetllyt In this place. -Mr. S. G. Pent
handl tit present visiting his sister,
Mrs.dohn Baine, ot Gor'le,-Mrs. A.
P. Sheppard left last week on at visit
to het 'parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar, of
Or; aehill' - Quite to number from
I attended the Sunday School Con-
t• ration at Dungannon. They report
11:1 'ng had a good Lime. -Mrs. John
Treble, of Zion, visited her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George May, this week. -
We understand that Mr, George May
has sold his hundred acre farm in
Ashfield to Mr. Henry Snyder, of
i3enmiller; for a, good fltgure.--Regu-
lar meeting of L. O. L. No. 1052, was
held on Monday evening,-Consecra-
rneeting of League on Tuesday even-
eng.-Mr. David Ryan, of Goderich,
visited at Me, Lewis Taylor's the past
week. We aro glad to see Mr. Ryan
looking so well snap his recent illness.
. La gr eppe has had quite a number
of the residents of this vicinity in its
lotcbes the past few weeks.
j eAovs.-On Tuesday evening the
Iprogramme in the League was' given
.vthe young women of the league,
who took for their there, "Woman's
leeirence." After devotional exercises
the tr,IJowing programme of 14 numb -
're wasgiven :-Essay. "Woman's In-
fluence on Society, Miss Sprung;
e "The
d.1 t ' T ydthat r ocksthecradle
band that rules world," r
her w tl
i.t (l s he v
ill rs Iitchwuin and Mise D. Dutow ;
tending. Woman's Strategy, Miss
Stewart; instrumental, Ladles' Or -
hest ra ; recitation, Woman's Miasinn,
alis+ Linfield ; essay, Woman's Influ-
ence on Temperance, Mrs. Wilson;
,-tint ns We'll overthrow the wrong ;
reding, My Thanksglying Box, !`fill
liustew r solo. We better bide a the,
Mc Vittie ; essay, Woman's Influ-
rnre on the theme, Miss Orummette
Ine rumentel by Lady's Orchestra;
rending. Mrs. Goach's tongue, by
NI i s McLean. God Save the King.
Goderioh Township.
Smoot. REPORT. -The following
gives the statement of tine pupils
standing. ot 8. a. No. 2, Goderich
Township, based on punctuality. good
department and general proficiency: -
Junior lst, Howard Clark. Senior 1st,
Wesley Monk, David Prnuse, Nraukie
Chambers. Part 11, Nina Walters,
Jnez Yui R, Ruth in Thompson. Jun lot
11, Jonnie Yuen. Thomas Chambers
Myrtle Prnuse. Senior II, Irene Hick,
Meredith Clerk, Jenny Monk, Junior
11I. Mabel McMillen, Roy Chambers,
Arthus Wilson and Gentle Sturdy.
Senior 111, Matnie Yuill. Harry Cham•
hers. Mabel PI ()use. Fourth, Howard
Sturdy, Pearl Willson, Nettie Sturdy,
Junior Leaving Part I, Mattie John
stun, Linda Sturdy. Average for the
rnonih its. FitirD J. LAWRENCE,
Teacher,
Strikes a Rich Find.
"I was troubled for severed years
with chronic in(1igesttot and nervous
debility." writes F, J. Green, of Lan•
caster, N. H., ,'No remedy helped int
until 1 began using Electric bitters,
which did me more good than all the
medicines I ever used. They have
also kept my wife in excellent health
for Years. She says Electric Butters
are just splendid for female troubles;
that they are a grand tonic and invig•
orator for weak, run down women.
No other medicine can take its place 10
our family." Try thein. Only bOc•.
S.ttisfactiop„guaranteed by Jas. Wil
sun.
Andrew Archibald, jr., of the 5th
concession of liihhert, (delivered in
Seaforth, a bench of its fine fat steers
as have been sold there for a long
lime. These were 18 head, and they
averaged 1,402 pounds each. He also
had a heifer which weighed 1,200
pounds. The whole lot was sold ,al
5 cents per pound, thus realizing It'
Mr. Archibald the nice sum of
$1,321.50. They were all ted by Mr.
Archibald, and are a credit to him
They were purchased by Ttiontns Com
nolly, of Hibbei 1, a new man in the
cattle business. and will be shipped
with other's to the old county.
That tired feeling will disappear;
your appetite will inlpruve; your di-
gestion Will he perfect, and good
sound, refreshing sleep will renew
vour vigor for the duties of to -morrow,
if you will hike Miller's Compound
iron Pills. 50 doses 25 cents. Fon
slue by til druggists.
William Sellety. of Tuckersmith.
has a bird which is rarely seen inland,
It, is known as a herring gull. Mr.
Sellery captured it in his barn yard,
where it was fer,strog on some offal.
It is web footed; is nearly the cola
and size of a common duck, although
cnnsiderahiy slimmer in the body. It
will bite savagely and eeenis able to
tike care of itself. It will eat any•
thing in the shape of pleat. How it
gut so far inland is a mystery, but it if•
supposed it may have been carried
from its usual haunts by some of the
high winds which recently prevailed.
Mr. Sellery is quite proud of his pet
and intends to tame it, it he can.
If the child is restless at night, has
coated tongue, sallow complexion, It
dose of Miller's Wor'nl Powders is what.
Is required; very pleasant and perfect
ly mless. For sale by at11 drug-
gists.
Seaforth Expositor: -William Mor-
an, of this place, who went to Atlanta,
Georgia, on a short visit during
Christmas week, has suddenly corue
into the realization of a life -time ani•
bitfon. While visiting the Atlanta
hranc-h of the celebrated Cable Piton,
Manufacturing (;omp'any, of Chicago,
the vice•president of the company.
Mr. H. 13. Murenus, who was on an
inspecting tout, noticed Mr. Moran's
manipulation of a piano. Learning of
Mr, Moran'' ambition to be n Outer,
Mr. Morenne insisted upon his staying
with the company, and perfecting
himself in the business. The Musical
Record, tellir g of the event, said:
"Mr. William Moran has an excellent
musical ear, and promises to become
quite an expert. The Cable people
speak of him as a genius in that dir
ection".
To Cure a. Cold in One Day
Take Laxative lromn Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the money
'r .
i 1 falls to ere. •l:ic. C. \V. Grove's
f c
signature is on emir liox.
Heron-:.
Miss Horde -Oh, horrors) Here comes
if Ise Tnnklotal She's been nbrond.
Miss Sharpe -I es, nny one could tell
that' she's got 1 're I "e'' e- he- face.
Onnitorod Joy.
"There is no joy," says the office phllos
ophor, "reined to that of the browbeaten
clerk who ends out his employer is hen-
pecked." -Eli) area.
I3UIIMINO d�tl
IsALTERATION
SHLE_
4 Bell Telephone Co.
Use your Telephone ! Don't
+ waste Tinte and Mineq
TRA V ELL[iYli.
t.\ ('ontinnouR Her vice.
Geo. Porter.
Phone No. IMI. I.oeral Manager
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PORTER'S BOOK STORE,
We have let the°entlrant for fitting our Store with CIIT GLASS, FINE CHiNA
anti STl:ttf fNO SILVER OA111NETtt, which when completed will be second to none
in CANADA. Yon know wit are progressive aril bound to keep abreast with the times,
an in order to ((ire the t%1>tr'tittofs a clear sweep, we have deotded to clear (tertian good.
as, a price soener than ritidioye or *bore them. Enough wild. Watch our Show
II'' n loon tot price*. No goods charged al Sate Prices.
PORTERS BOOR $TQRE.
'f RL P11O fyl $ftlt took mum. ROUSH ISQUARIll. aan*RIOH
Qt-IVF.ii CRQ wELlp, WOWS IKIt70
' WARRIOR AN1 tetQllN LOR• ^
Feel pictures If tke M! a crawitwtit}tge
Prime, -A *ore tiouilar, W Itee WO*.
wet4a Were itriakth awl pasie-ltreasidai
tt( Settles Who !mew ;;1lptllllrar Bat
lFtlrk4..
Just the !taro ides. of Oliver Crogz
Hell, swiftly taken M. scads w Shock
through tile tender conscience of this
enlightened age. 13fsatarck'tt terri-
ble prescription for ninet :ash cen-
tury evils. "blood and iron," seem-
ed like an appeal to the- demons of
velltveg Yet -
l,he seventeenth cntury apertio
of blood and iron, was sk child of
the golden age of England.: In It1s
clay the loftiest minds were fed on
Macon, Spenser and Shakespeare. and
the divine Milton was the spokesttltan
of tho dictator's will.
As a soldier Cromwell was a
Stormer of towns and castles, a load-
er in rho breach, a thunderbolt of
war. As a reformed statesmen lto
first believed in men as fit for free-
dom, then in freedom, not men. Ifo
first tried to lead wen and ended by
driving them. When the march of
events had installed him as lord pro-
tector, ho said to parliament, "I am
a man standing In the place I am
in, which place I undertook not so
ntucb out, of hope of doing any good
as out of a desire to prevent mis-
chief and evil which I did see was
imminent on the nation, for we were
running into confusion and disorder
and would have necessarily have run
into blood."
That Cromwell was no fiery agita-
tor by nature is shown in the fact
that he remained a simple farmer un-
til ho was 40, Then he took up the
fight for "no taxation without re-
presentation." He was elected to
the long parliament, which enededm
the long parliament, which ended in
LOAD PROTECTOR OF ENGLAND.
the commons taking issue with the
king. The king in person invaded
the house and demanded five of its
members, two of whom were (Yom -
well's kinsmen. The outrage brought
things to a head, and after the great
1'ym had moved that the house go
into committee of the whole on the
state of the kingdom Cromwell mov-
ed the proposition to consider meas-
ures for the defence of people's
rights.
In this long parliament Cromwell
made his first speech, which "was
very much harkened unto," clad in
"a plain cloth suit Heade by a coun-
try tailor, with plain linen, not very
clean, and a speck or two of blood
upon his little band; his stature of
good size, his sword stuck close to
his side, his voice sharp and untun-
able, his eloquence full of fervor."
A compact and strung figure, with
a head stored with native wisdoni,
a fiery temper, generally under con-
trol, a readiness of speech, strong,
masculine, persuasive, this was
Crout0ell at 40 when, with the
powers of calm intellect and int -
passionate earnestness, he swayed
and led the house of commons.
Charles I hoisted the signal of war
and made the fanloUs Prince Rupert
of
chief cavalry. Cromwell wont
h y
home and raised a troop of Round-
head cavalry, and this was his com-
mand in Lhe army of 10,000 patri-
ots which fought the first campaign.
It was then he fixed the stamp for
the famous Ironsides. He said that
the Royalists would bring the gen-
tlemen of the kingdom to the field,
and they moat be met by men of
parts, of substance. of conscience,
"men mho have the fear of Cod be-
fore dine,"
After the first campaign Cromwell
raised a regiment of horse of the
salve pattern as his troop. Whether
At the head of n small body or an
army ('rournell's method of fighting
\vas by launching a thunderbolt. Ile
alit uy's held hack a reserve and al-
ways followed up his success. i1e
led every charge and didn't stop un-
til every enemy was down. The
Royalists begun Ivlah the watchword
"'l'horough." Cromwell took it out
of their mouths and made It his ottn
with n vengennee.
('ronitvell's .en ins for keeping the
revoltltin0 nnye taus best shown in
the crisis before Marston Moor. Pyne
and Hampden wire dead, other lead-
ers hnd dropped not or were tired,
the king was victorious everywhere
in the field, and the fires of resist-
ance were cooling. Then Cromwell
appealed In his own stronghold, the
eastern Heel Ion. to cense talking nrld
golighting, ' 'r• lnr n tv i
toe t h
r F i
p
the Itmelds4s or be whipped for good
and ell. "(4 4 instantly." said he.
"All you con. Raise nil your hands,
hasten }our !horses F'pnre not, but.
he expert t ors, Industrious There
is nothing to intercept an enemy but
our horse \ uu must act lively,
without dist re, ion Neglect no
means "
'rhe common r, sold • 'ra on tfSA field
MO Women fly
swcred and Said
`The Diamond
Dyes!'
What Dyes are always guaranteed,
And in our country take the lead?
The Diamond Dyes
What dyes are strong, and bright, and
fast,
And al Ware dye to live and lash
The Diamond Dyes
What Dyes give grand results each
time.
Whenever used in any clime P
The DIamond Dyes!
What Dyes brim= pleasure, profit•,
peace.
And by their work a great Incrtrulse P
The Diamond Dyer!
What Dyes should all Canadians try t
Hark 1 listen to that mighty ery—
The Diamond Dees 1
CHINA'S VIGILANTES
Truth About the Boxers and the rower
Rebind Them -Societies Cried ••Cltlua
For the Chluesel'•
In the edits of the rulers there arc
good and bud Triads and good tu,d
bad Boxers recognized, but in t;,1.
eyes of those name rulers there art
no Triads and no Boxers but goou
ones. The novitiates in the order in
Triads are surrounded with Myth!:
and symbols to instill a degree of
awe that will hold them to then
oath. Death by decapitation, tin
most terrible of all Chinese penal-
ties, is the reward of treachery Inc!
the fate of any who intrudes upon
the sanctities of a lodge. 'lite cere-
mony
eraatony is elaborate, and the recruit
canes to the altar versed in the lore
of the order and dare not mistake a
word or syllable. Having at last
been tested. he is purified and clothe'
in spotless white, then admitted in-
to an assembly of brethren. Ilir
sponsor is placed under bonds fun
the fealty of his candidate and ready
to him while he kneels at the nitro
the 38 articles of the oath.
In his oath the neophyte promise*
to observe the lasts of filial piety,
to submit without question to the
heads of the order, to ohscrve scrup-
ulously the precepts of the Oath (In
Joining the (Practice of virtue 1111(1
benevolence. In vowing must Kul•
mainly never to' conceal serpents
among dragons the Triad eiluply
swears that he will not intrrdncc
Mantchoos among the loyal China-
men of the .Order. iie further agrees
to sacrifice an oar for the slightest
infraction of the rules of secrecy and
silence and to softer death for the
second offence. One feature of the
INITIATING A TRIAD OR BOXER.
ceremonies In secret makes the heart
of the Celestial leap with joy, and it
is no wonder that he swears to he n
Triad if he dies for it. The listed
cue is unhraided and the hair alto",
ed to fall down over the shoulders
as 111 the good old days of the Ming
rule when the Chinese were knoe n
as the "black maned mel" beralise
of their long, bushy, black locks
Out in the world the Triads mak.
themselves known to "brethren" b�
various secret glances, gestures and
tones of voice. Being naturally nn
adept "in tr'ay's that are dark and
tricks that are vain," the heathen
Chinee is in his element in a fru ter
nity of 'Triads banded together to rte
horrible things to the powers that
oppress.
The Boxers and their forerunners
for generations have been the politi-
cal regulators of China_
By their action nn the eton,ch, liver•
and bowels, Miller's Worm Powdery
correct all such troubles as lack of
appetite, billion;nese, drowsiness, sal
low complexion, ete; uice to tike
For sale by all dr2Rgists.
About the Slue of It.
Rusbem-1 hnveii t nny ose for lonfee.
Gushem-Ob, they are all right in their
way.
Rushcm-Tbere'e where you ere wrong.
They are always right lo somebody e'se'e
way, -Exchange.
A Limited Snooty.
She mild she meant to speak 4s, mind
And wouldn't take 10,) time Io do It:
The other mid, w4th .nen unkind.
Il wouldn't take long If she knew It
Inherit• the Irnp.
Miss Askit-Whet makes Mr. Millis
hop so funnily when he dances?
Miss Gnbbeigh-11'0 bereditnrv. Ilia
father was a brewer..
We;beVe just slatted stocktakiogltedRod agreat min jrstrlloliriltekwe
dish tar' turn fete Kars, and them is •no bitter way o4 •Clif(ft •o um* by
Ofl .ilfdfuTili lti the MGM and in navy matte c>ITTZlie repel an • tool
.41h. 1°13'w' *-$*
NV111PS
LO gettoioo all rawhide
Wbi s. worth 7.'0.•-8C1)
10 good Whips, generally
retaililpi;
for frczl 01Ro
to floc, your chalet).. 260
Ames
1 dell. Qn.en Vieturis
Azee, band•made !rein
the vary beet of 011.01,
fully guaranteed, re-
tailrug at 111.25...$ 1 00
d Ronan Bright and 2
Iioeaeh Axes, mouthy
selling at 90e, Sour
choice for 760
A few each of the Wel-
land Vete, Special, Aber-
deen and the famous Buf-
falo Bill Axes,, usually
sold for 91.00. your choice
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK..
Saws.
1 outs, Staling l( -cot 8aw
coo of the ec't aa0) 0n
the as tirket uoalit eel's
for $1, now ht 1.., ay' .. 415.119
tl oaty 1.WAco ' , h thane
which ardirn 'nn to tote*
good etkwti, fur tsran+
teed. sett ter 8:t . 1st
1 only ace faiAetcd tnlltltr"'
tion. Salinity sold at WV
yoarofor..,.. . ..
4 only CbatnPlou(#,•kiss, eau,
ally suld tor $2 75, Nolo
01.11
A choice Iiuo of Hand
Saws, ranging in price from
$1.10 to 82.25 at greatly
reduced Prices.
Hack Saws, Key hole
Saws, Bunk Saws, Saw
Blades, Sow Sete, Saw
Gusges, Saw Gutnmthe at
very low prices.
Curry ClolUbd.
!Idols. sc0uuyCo
obs
,
iu saverst different
mikes and styles, usu-
ally sold at 15e,, yen,
choice for 100
Horse Brushes.
Several different lines of
florae Brgahes which will
be sold al a great uterineo
to clew them out.
Hockey Sticks.
Wo wU! sell the balance
of aur Uoeksy Sticks away
below coat, and i1 would
bo well for all to purchase
a /belt at once as we only
lrsvo a few Telt.
Wo keep °, general line of Shunned hoary Hardware, Palma, 011s and (lines, and wo b41,
for Ca h and null at the cluso-t.pesslb1e margins of Atolls.
IIs Cnuvincod by Calling and Seting Our Priors -Seeing is Believing.
The place to get your hardware cheap. /loutst geode a1 honest prices.
Census Enumerators for West
Huron.
The following are the persons on
whom will devolve the work of takl,g
the census for the various polling sub-
divisions named in ',Vest Huron :
AsHFIELD,-No. 1. 1. B. Anguu'lne'
No. 2, Jaynes P. McPhee ; No. 3, lien'
neth McKenzie ; No. 4, \V. 1'. I' thew
1
No. 5, Thos.: Sullivan • No. 0, Thos.
Fad ; No, 7, John Jamieson, jr.BB
COLORRNE.- No. 1, W. dill ; No. 2,
11 F.' Morris ; No, 3, Gorden Voting ;
Nu. 4, Donald ('uuuuing.
OLINTree.-No. I, E. J. Cour) ice, No.
2, \V+Iter Coats; No. 9, N. Robson ;
No,4, 1). Dickinson,
0ANTELON'S
GoDERICil TOWNSHIP.- No. I, J. T.
Salkeld ; Nn, 2, (leu, Cox ; No. 3, John
Torrance; No• 4, John Wigginton ;
No. 5, Juhu \V. Yet); No. 0, \Vestey
Marq
GonoRl('H,-Nn. 1, J. N1. Itrec•ken
ridge t No. 2, J. 11. Ka ward ; No. 3,
John Knox ; Nu. 4. s..\ I,•sander ; No.
.5, E. It. Watson ; No. 0, lieu. Fraser ,
No, 7, John ('rerigic, jr.
EAST %VAwANOst. - Nit 1. It. Il,
McGowan ; No. 2, W. Ilene ; No. 3,
Win. Salter; No. 4, David Clow.
WEST NV WANOSO.-No, 1. Thus.
McCann ; No. '2, A. C. Jackson ; No. 3,
D, B, Murray ; No, 1, John 11. Taylor;
No.5, Walter A. Wilson.
Not a Good !'lace to Tile a Dog,
A eountrymnn who was walling along
Broad street the ether morning is won•
tiering whether or not he can Fite the
Southern railway on account of damages
to a cur dug which seine one had Just
given him.
The man stopped to talk to a friend
ohne the gates were rI I.ed to allow n
trail) to Pass the Plead street crossing.
Ile tied his dug to the end of the railroad
gate white he '. 111,r 1 NIT to get n drink.
When he returned a few minters Inter,
the gates had been raised and his deg
was hanging 40 feet hi Ile air at the end
of the swing gide. sl I'llggllllg i11 the last
throes of depth. '111, n'nn tried to make
the gateman understand what was the
platter, but didn't snot roll until 11e pa11ed
him out of his Inx mrd sh ,wid bila the
dog hanging nl the rel or, bis rope.
The dog was past resmellutinn when
he was fine Ily 10eried to the grnnnd, and
the couu(ryiitnn wanted •n fi'-'gt the gate-
man,
INN Nu Rough SMi1?
00.000
Von (hall 1(r4 In IIte rough, sore,
Chapped Hands tar recto more Ihnn n
day or two. if you .,wl 1 nn'j a.1' ane of th••
CO
ninny excellent. Skin Lotions 1r.1 1<vil,in
sleek. Wo have nmmi,(whets ..
Witch Hazel Cream. Cu oumher
Jelly, Frostllln. Marshmallow
Balm, Cold Cream, Etc.
We especially recommend our non
"ROSE GLYCERINE LOTION."
:Healing $onlhiu;:, liolighl4el Etre, 1.
LARGE BOTTLE -250.
Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts.
Short Broad and Cream Rale..
Mince Pies and Lady Fingers.
Kisses, Macaroons, Matanguss.
Brandy Snare, eto.
Are as good as the best made In any
City in ('anada,
(,atntelon leads the trade in
WE !MING CAKES,
in tansy designing, and p9rnament Ing
and almond icing. (live him an order
and your satisfaction will be assured.
Dot CANTELON,
WEST -ST. CIODERICH,
`Dade Mara
A llleyole fitted with Dunlop 'Tiros
Is hell In higher estimation b ales.'
Its maker put a perfect (midi on It.
You can here Dunlop Tires wit 11
"OW thickened tread" on any win el
you buy -no extra charge,
ver -
S. g. HIGK -Drual
l;rStore.
GCUERJ('II, ON1'.
"Always the BEST at HICK'S .'
STOVES
STOVES
STOVES
rhe Pearl Silver Steel44i l'"''jibe far 'raw srAR -the I0(4'
Ing impel of Huron Comity.
S.
i'e''d i 411't tit) without one, and
\ IIo are not already supplied
it li Ill pay you to call on
HUGH DUNLOP
and sec some special values he has
In that line.
DON'T MISS THEM.
My Fall and Winter stuck for made
to order clothing is now complete.
H. DUNLOP,
Next door to Bank of Montreal.
Coal Range, and the
Art Amherst Heater
are the best stoves in
the market, for sale
only by
J. H. WORSELL
Goderich.
(IRNTO IVASTI•1 !'tr'TIIN,I.thI.:;t\'n
It(Itlti u4- W'fP\' a'I Tull \,
sill h, 'ocelot Inntunn., I 'In Ir. 1,
Mg T I I rI` ' I m l e
mo.1 eminent tIrilt un, di n, •bale+men
nett "1 he Llfe of King Kdwnrd V 11 Ho,• lu (lnderioh, Nov. 21st, 134!1).
t 71, nhrntl 041 plata, 4, 1 for Illn.lrn11,1 Ihnn
any rival work \1rid'•,, h) Ile ,Inn annllrr,'
from London. I(n¢, the relelon d 114.1nnan
I endo
Mill Wood
For Sale
The abnv is eat into stove wood
length and will be delivered to nny
pall ot ale town the same day as
ordered.
Orders rc'c( ived by telephone or
Irft at 128 Gil-ibiia lit. will receive
prompt attention.
'Phone 98•
Peter llcEwan.
and 'nPnrn'11.1, nod .h,hn :\ I nape r. r•d,tnr
('anndinn Maga/31w T0,0, i'rh•t nnly SI '0
now book lane ,•n er to,, ,'r. Ita•na inlet It Does Pay to
rnmmhatnn : rrrrIU v:' n, 10-0.t/0,11, fr, a If.
ren%assert. t1 mid l'nhllrhh•g I n . I11e1I,h
OII l
Steam E3oiler
Repairing.
Since the Deihl- \\'ergs Lave
been removed Nom lir..leneli I am
prepared to do Stearn Ilo ler rierair
Ing an' also the mam ifsc ere L1
Smoke Stacks, &c.
D. K. Strachan,
Machinist and Bdcksmith.
Vlotorla St. Ooderleh
Buster. AJt
Wood's P espech7C,
The Oren: Fag/int, Pere.•r)I,•
(IoM and r eettortrrd. 1 ly a'
amorists ;n ('anode Only roil
able m.rhdne damn, Prod Rh
' �...•, yorlrnpra prrnronrsrd to eon all
roil Merrier W'raintaa, all recta of stens
Or eteeaa, Rental Worry. Itseeaatve nae of Tr.
roOpium or Stimulants. Matl•d n tee oe.
rtae (Ins whites tf . pt r t5 IMr, v.tlt ph,".lawtaevrs. rampbMta rear to an- cowls •.,o
The Wed Cerapan7, w i ado, r, us,
Wood'ePhomeholins, sold In Otxierich by Jaa
Meek ltrawhit,
1727>n.1
Trolls8r Salo Now On.
floolonlallOallogramloorpfmalo
To clean up, any pair of Trousers
in the store, $4aoo SPOT CASH -i. -
SUITS at the same reduction,
$io, $12 and $14.
New Goods lst March
Pii1DHAM, THE TAILOR.
AT MUNROE'S
STOCK -TAKING NOW GOING ON
and wben finished will mean a large quit itity of duds of all kinds, whieh will
be disposed of at prices that will el t ore (lr.lck sale.
GILT AND STEEL Bl'TIIONS just received—all sizes.
New Yar rs in lack Colors.
Men's Hosiery -extra value.
Ladies' Extra Large Undervests-generally a
scarce article.
A. M U N RO. DraPer.
That Touches the Spot
MacLeod's
System
Renovator
Weak & Impure Blood
Liver & Kidney Diseases
Female Complaints. &c.
Ask Druggist, or write direct t.) J. M. MaaLEOD, Goderieb, Ont.
WWI
ltosldonoe and l.aoorntere -Noe:Nato Ntroet. the 01d Wand, In rear of Knox Church,
Your3 Cronert✓ Wants
t , Can Best be Supplied at this Grocery
Everything FRESH and UP-TO-DATE;,
Star -CALL AND SEE THE STOCK
T_ G_ TIPLING,
Hotel Bedford Block. The Square, Godericb
\ ';•w,`4r....t4J'a\'u`g-es,v,<ti-_,,ty ix -.A; 1•. \'•..me.Mt tsieM' me. ee' ,v.ovx.inisz4V7',
( P 1 P 1 one application gives relief 2
hl Surgeons Surgeons Antiseptic 011 in it fly ktfill us, shrill'
;1 11' CURES !'fire, tineas, scalds, 1'Iceralul,(s. I
`'7 1's, ('1 14.115 1Vound'c fold Il'uises,
1'1' ('l'R1s Boils. ('arbunc'lev, Felons,
IT CLAWS S 1ntfuned nl faked l)reasls and sore Nipples.
IT Cl: 1tES silt Rheum, Tetters, ail ell 'olio( ions of the skin,ril
IT l ' L'141(8 Rheumatism and NO11'114461 BOON.
PRICK 50c. Hold by all druggists of sent by email on receipt of price
Q Antiseptic Chemical Company,tt
1210 MAHONI(' TEMPLE. CHCIAGO, ILLS. II
1/.w' '.Q1.%', ''A7:N.,nal'r"t.'V"d1."'"C o...ir:r.'l"s''' .-_\C 0 . a\ .:C" V''.1•-+10',04 •sS4^r',* xlVdt- AIPN
THAT HOUSE OF YOURS:
Ni.,Y NI?1':U 440511'
NEW FURNITURE
•0...0.0.0• •.....•......•........•....•
We have what you want in
Bedroom Suites, .Mattrasses
Springs, Rockers
Chairs Sideboards
Tables, Lounges
Couches, &c. &c.
Wo always bey and sell on close margins, and always give the purchaser
the best end of the profit.
UNDERTAKING is a specialty with us. We have a modern
Hearse and outfit, and carry a comp'ete, modern stock, at purchasable prio e
r "Night and day calls promptly alteWird t
J. BROPHEY & 50N.
Big Bargains All This Month,
Ar men) n' the fn mer ;nil il• n! Ilio , Gd C
Canada Business Celle a S flardwarc *1)oro
CHAHAa7 - ONTARIO
R 110 liner 1,trppo'1 0 reedy from the t 'epilog, In
nems, rent pro.l l ton Inn %amines* nfarn or to all
-mer 1 n, n,,.•) ,n It 'nenmervinl arhmN as tnm•h
r -r rr r, e r tetply In tr•tIle to Ili. far? (5.4 u
I
'1)1" I' t \ '1 f) A t'T (N b Tit I( RENT
The follow ong es Irnrt frggran n letter receive -ft
fr..n, a Nn••.,,•h,tu.•tttt ftwaTteews r'nlingn a .lin,!
I 'It,. n,rr' I. tally Dor of ver,• of n almllar kind
It nl wr I at (00etol, rv, from ether Runny.,.,
1 . 1i0y, P. ask 105 n• In 'on(' ply 'Mora felth teens,,
Nor a 11811.
t• -n 11e ttel.nrhh,n I nm nanln Irs.king
ft,. n rot t tart,rr ,nd ,round he plea.-
., to k, m. If knjar of not 14.P want
,gong man nit's). ern node.' 1 wen' r art of
Gond adds<. erre' In aptmara,1,,, 'hrroueh17
.11, e, err Ir, bMkntph,g art'hmrllr
n!,d rngl oh'
1 et10'..,rfi not t),r 4)1,11 a lel, far mora than
no... "f 1.0, . nI.,,. 10 .01 r.rrlor It
T here r \. ,e alba. H,,tnnt. f'olloge. mnrh
I
Un' • 4o,.1 A nn rr-,-o,, for roar al londing
rt, •hlr•a It'll the Mml.
1% n nny ' lin railway fare of atndent• from a
41.0., .' up In /st, and ren 1. core Qtp(t1
,mn rd to. gent semen a a3 At/ per conk, and for
Igd,ra at 118 (n
Pnr t1A\n+o11R(`ATA1..O1111Tk brined
any nr'HIN b4'S R4•u(>nl. In Canes* write,
111. a1eLACIII.AN & Oil.,
Chatham, (Int
I\ .
Axes
Axe Handles
Cross Cut Saws
Cross Cut Saw Handles
Buck Saws
Whips Black Diamond Files
Sleigh Bells tray Knives
"Team Bells Horse Brushes
Curry Combs bather Mitts
Cattle Combs —
N. D. ROUGVIE
doderlch.
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