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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1904-11-18, Page 4alis r� nth a \a ea5a� "'ilpe lr t IL&•.a, vi tttlj�t pr,se�tte •A, NOVEMBER 18, t �Vz It sir it • r You can depend on Ayer's a1t Vigor to restore color to Your gray hair, every time.' Follow directions and it never falls so iso this work. It stops r Vior fallingof the hair, also. There's great satisfaction in knowing pyou aro notdisap- oiiated Isn't that op � "Yy ytt greet anal n Oast st whits. Is Sok rats e•a U of AS•r's na3r• Vleor to tTwiissttls K to its }•tsar para. ttty calor. Your estaidaly eau what you claim for lsorowr, noekiejtum, N. V. a bola,.1. O. ATER 00.. for Lewin. Kau Fading Hair Important to Advertisers All changes of advertisements for the cur- rent Issue of 1'na STA.. must ho In the hands of the winter not later than Moxnev NOON each week. Advertisers will please govern themselves acodrdtngly. CONTRACT ADVERTISING. The flgures for all contract ad vortlsing include twelve changes a year, unless otherwise agreed upon. every additional change will be charged for extra, the actual coat of oompositiott, from 15o. to 75e. Advertisements without specific Instructions will be Inserted until forbid, and charged ao- cordingly. All advertising accounts are rendered and collected monthly. Job work. o. o, d. ea. All announcements under the heading 'Business Haloes.' Sc. a line each Insertion. Stich notices, as reading or news matter, 100. a line each Insertion. Casual display advertising, Lie. to 25e per Inch each insertion. s Lir A file of this paper can be seen at our Yhigllsh Oleo, Nb 30 Flee&'street, Landon, E.C. free of charge, and at that address *email. g &J. Hardy & Co. will bo glad to receive news subscriptions or advertlsoments op, out be- half. THE STIU1'S GIRGULI TION Tuft GODMRICiI STAR has a larger circulation than any other newspaper in this section of the county of Huron. Advertisers have the liberty of verifying the statement by calling at THE STAR office any press day. the Gobet'ich %tat. TimeerloNs CALL 71. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1004. MR. HOLMES' STRANGE STATE- MENTS NIPPED IN THE BUD. are $teformera,, Re desires t4 state that his mother lodge knows no poll, trice, and that he hhnself,,did rot even attend a single caucus or committee meeting during the campaign. The charge as declared or slanderously in. sinuated by the New Era Is absolutely devoid of truth. It is about time these deliberate slanders on the part of one - mina of the Order—scheming politi- cians --were checked.) "The vote In Hullett was not quite ass large as expected, there being a loss in No. 2 division, where a number of young men, eons of Liberals, are said to have joined the Orange Lodge and become Conservatives."—Clinton New Era. At Londesboro there Is, we believe, one of the most prosperous Orange lodges in North Huron, tnuny of whose members are Reformers and supporters of Mr. Holmes. TUE STAR is in is position to state that Mr. Holmes has drawn on his bewildered imagination for his conclusion. and his Orange supporters In Hullett will be warranted in resenting the insult. in one polling place the Worshipful Master of the only Orange lodge in the whole township was the Reform scrutineer, and looked after Mi. Holmes' interests with honesty and [ability[ in another poll the secretary of the same Orange lodge, a Reformer, was Mr. Holmes' scrutineer, both citi- zens. above reproach and highly re- apect1ed by the whole countryside. And still Mr. Holmes builds "castles in the air," falsifies facts, and delib- erately shoots his poisoned arrows at an institution that is broad in its prin- ciples and non-political in its precepts. A few weeks ago an article was repro- duced in Tile STAR dealing exhaust- ively with a similar matter, and gave Mite names of Grand Masters and other officers who are not only supporters, but active workers for the Reform party. But of course the cause of Mr. Holmes' downfall must be laid some- where, and it is easy for him to lay the blame at the door of the Orange Order. the Church, and all other or- ganizations. It will keep the New Era busy convincing the electors who gays him his Waterloo. THE rsorLatr—the electorate—must be supreme. (Since the above was in type THE STAR has met Mr. Matt. Mains, of Londoeboro. He is an honored mem- ber of Hullett Lodge, the genial Master of the County Orange Lodge of North Huron, and be expressed great regret that a deliberate attempt has been made by a certain ..politician to drag the Order which he represents Into politics and disrepute. Mr. Mains states positively that th6re never has been any politics enter into the lodge meetings in Hullett, that the greatest possible harmony exists, and, that many of ,their most valued -Members is the grandest, most scientific and safest One for any kind of headache. Without being a laxative, it regulates a disordered stomach, and is therefore something en- tirelynew for a bilious headache. It chat) the brain and makes you fit for the day'; duties, rind to those 'Who are trou- bled with nervous headaches at night, it . a tslinetive, and insoles refresh- .ing Sleep and bright mental activity the bait Zeroin. itOttr phy�isn will tell you that the • tithe ; and best form in which to take a _bewitch* cure is a tablet. Powders and trietenn very, containing either too much be too little of d Peeseription. All Med- trite tablets t ttahn. the same ingredients to* Prooth, pot of a grain, They can be easily broken er Crushed and awal• mewed With It drink of water.- You will ;tittd that after taking tied -rite foe a few letaska that your headaches will come Wit, and in time will altogether Jtalaee brought on by careless living. apdtmliltittiln eh* THE GOVERNMENT'S RESPON- SIBILITY. Toronto News. An aa'tlelelof so remarkable a char- a!ter that it at once arrests attention, appears in The Globe. It is remark- able in that it flatly contradicts recent statements of that paper. On pre- vious occasions the degeneracy of our politics has been deplored with every appearance of sincerity. Now we are told: "It is not true that there is any degeneration in this respect. The standard is constantly rising, eta that to -day meet with general •eprobation would, not so many ears ago, have been regarded as mart pieces of electioneering. This i new doctrine. The political cor- ruption Is not worse than formerly, but "the public conscience is sensitive U) such matters" as never before. Is that tide case ? When did the elect- oral corruption of this Province roach the depths revealed by the recent election trial at Sault Ste Marie? When was it necessary in the past for The Globe to call for the scraping of the barnacles from the ship of state in Ontario? The statetnont that "the standard is constantly rising," followingso close y the reve- lations at Sault te. Marie, is absurd. On the contrary, electoral crookedness has been reduced to a science. It has become the chief issue between the two parties. "The Opposition rests its case solely on the cry of corrupt conduct at elections," and naturally so, for as The Globe says, "there can be nothing in government of greater importance than that the votes of the electors shall be recorded as they are cast, and cast freely and unpurchased." The issue is clearly drawn. The enormity of election frauds is admit- ted ; but when search is made for the guilty there is no person found topun- ish. The Globe says "the leaders of the Parliamentary party can face their supporters with nothing to blush for or apologiao for." Wno are the leaders of the Parliamentary party ? The Ministers, we take it. le there nothing to cause them to blush ; nothing for which they should apolo- gize? What about the trip of the Minnie M., the wholesale corruption at the Sault? Or, have they forgot- ten the infamous attempt to sub- orn witnesses in South Oxfo,'d ? These are two incidents in the recent political history of the Province for which Liberals blush whenever they ire mentioned. But worse than those is the Garnoy scandal. If there is no member of the Cabinet who blushes for that affair, we can tell them there are thousands of Liberals who hang their heads in shame over the incident. There is throughout the Province also, a general conviction that Hon. E. J. Davis owes the people an apology for his guilty ignorance. His sworn evi• dance in North York and North Grey reveals a mind blank where it might reasonably be expected to he filled with information. He testified that he had no knowledge of the Ontario Liberal Association; did not know who was president, secretary or treas- urer; knew nothing of, its funds, its method's, or its officers, although he directed one of its organizers in a campaign. In the same way Mr. Stratton testified in the Gamey inves- tigation. He, war`) aware of the exist- ence of "the Liberal Association," but he did not know who the president was, or the secretary or the treasurer. Here are two Ministers so densely ig- norant of the party organization that they did not know who were its chief officers. Arid yet, when their services are needed by the Ministers to call a convention; they step into the full glare of the first page of The Globe. They are discovered at last. The presi- dent is found to be Hon J. K. Kerr, K. C., a man as well known at. the Parliatnent Buildings tae the president of The Globe Printing Company. The office of the association is found to he 34 Victoria street, whence Mr. Duncan Marshall and Mr. George Sutherland start on their organization tours. The Information that the cross-examining lawyers could not elicit was revealed by the exigencies of the party policy. The Government having furnished ample means of discovering and pun- ishing wrong doing, it is "still more uust of the Opposition to attempt to hold the Government responsible for whatever occurs in a constituency." Has the Government provided ample means for punishing wrong doing? What happened when Mr. Du Vernet sought Government assistance to reach and punish the men who were named at the Sault? The Attorney -General reminded him that :the private prose- cutor would get one-half of the fine. Ample means to punish wrongdoing in that case were withheld, although *Specifically asked for. The Govern- ment t tn- ment with a corps of detectives at call, the fudges report in their hands, declined to aid in the prose- cution of the offenders. Again, the Government is in immediate touch with the Liberal Association, of whose existence and officers some of the Min- isters are ignorant ; and from the officers of that organization Mr. George Sutherland went to Lennon, as organizer, when Mr. Stratton was in charge of the district ; he was traced in South Oxford when the effort was made to unseat Mr. Dopald Suther- land; ho turned up again at the Sault, and although adjudged by the court to have organized the trip of the Minnie M., escaped being named for corrupt practices. Who is responsible for hie' conduct ? Is It.the Liberal Association, Mr. J. K. Kerr K.O. president which acts so promptly and publicly in call- ing a convention at the request of the Ministers ? He goes from their office, presumably at the direction of Its officers, and is paid bythem. No sane man will pretend tat Hon. J. M. Gibson should noLbe held to responsi- bility for the efflp"laf the Mititnie M. He was warned, but did not raise his band to prevent the outrage. His only excuse was that he was not a police- man. His conduct was like that of Mr. Davis, who, when he was inform- ed before nomination day that a per- son who had charge of his organization In North York had been reported for corrupt practices in North Greg"did pot believe it," and waited until after the election before be Investigated the matter. The tcetimony of Mr. hale is on record that the Governmentprom- Med to meet the expenses of the North Renfrew election, other than the can- didate's personal expenditures, MN. Duncan Marshall was there, and a large sum was spent trying to win the constituency --or rather to debauch it. If the Government is not to be held responsible fur these things, where will it end f The Ministers reap the fruitei of the crimes ; they are close by when the work is done, and yet ,they try to deny anypart in the transaction except the enoyment of the spoils, Judged by the standards of an,' court of assize, the Government are equally guilty with the perpetrators of the crimes. In the estimation of the elec- tors they are wt5rse, s aftaasaaamaillia*A OUARAN' RE 'IFOR FILES, Itching. Blind, Illeelling or Pi'otrttd- Int Piles. Drat eqkte refund tsoneyr it PAZO OINTMIt.NT fails to are or ease, no matter of how Long s titling, In A toan14 da itA eMe d rest,s. &k'FIt. t Yf r'odrIlcati d gives lint hasn't it, 'tend 50c. in etAtups tt will be forw'trded poste '.tfd b Parse Medicine Co., St Louis Mo, } J Special O er FOTE$DDD 1'DgIli $ b JINTit i1e Americas Parser rite Out Is CIN Wer14 The American farmer is the greatest man In the world to -day because be is master of the soil—be is gaining in intelligence quite as rapidly as his products are increasing in magnitude. Our recent combines of capital in United States measured in money are enormous, yet ouch figures sink into insig' nificance when compared to the money, brain and brawn invested in agricultural industries. For instance, the farmers of Minnesota and Dakota have received $jco,- 000 00o for their products in a single year. The farmer knows what Nature will firing forth for him from kis experience lin the past He knows if certain seeds are planted and properly cared for that Nature wilt take care of the rest. In the sauce wall you are master of your awn destiny. Providing Your blood is in good order, it only needs a little effort on your own part to keep healthy and stronger -rid your body of the poisons that are apt to accumulate andour system is ready to ward off the attack of therms of disease. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery 'takes rich red blood—by iacreasin the .number of red blood corpuscles. There L no alcohol in this great tonic t4 shrivel up the red blood corpuscles. As sn alterative extract, made only of herb. and rests it goat about its work in nature's way. It stimulates the liver tato proper action, and feeds fire won -out serves, stetateb and heart on pure bleed. Used far ever a third of a century it has sold more laarge than shy .tier blood aedielae is the II1Riled States. More bottles of Dr. Pierce'tt Oe du Medical Discovery are solo t.-daytkin ever Defer is a truetest of its medicinal value after tlsjit7 eight years of deserved per:larity. br. Pierce's "Medical Adviser" sent on 6celpt of stamps to pay for mailing only. Sepd 31 one -cent stamps for book in paper covers, or so stamps for cloth -bound vol - tune. Address Dr. LV. Picts, lafi9tlo.N.Y. t POLITICAL NOTES. When the Oonseryativea were in power, West Huron usualty sent a Re- form representative to Parliament. THE sorceches from our North street contemporary have caused a reader to suggest that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup be prescribed for the patient, as it would surely prove efficacious. The Southampton Beacon says: "Now the Liberals are asking what Southampton can expect from the Government. It can expect that $10,- 000 to stay in the estimates, as in the past." The Kincardine Review In its politic- al notes says : Duncan Ross, an Ash- field boy, and a graduate of the Kin- cardine High School, was elected for Greenwood B. O. He is a government supporter. Seaforth Expositor—(Liberal): Now that the Dominion elections are over and the Government is settled4n pow- er for another four or five years, On- tario politics, which have- lain dorm- ant for a few weeks, must come to the surface again. There are eight vacant seats to he filled before the Legislature meets, and the query now is, Will we have the bye-electipns or the general elections? The election of 'Mr. Alex. F. Mac - Laren in North Perth is more than a common win—it is a Roman triumph. The splendor of the. sycoose is beyond the expectations of Mr. MacLaren or his supporters. It was again proved that the people were with him. There must have been quite a hunch of Lib- eral votes cast for Mr. MacLaren, votes of teen dissatisfied either with the Liberal candidate or with the Liberal policy. The late member for West Huron, Mr: Holmes. sizes up his defeat as follows: "in West Huron Mr. Lewis had the advantage of the C. P. R. influence, and it was used for all id was worth. The fortunate circumstance of his being Mayor of Goderich ht the time the railway carie there, and his efforts to secure bonuses, together with his vir- tual purchase of the right of way, gave him prest.iage and support that he could not have obtained in any other way, and he took all the advant- age age of it possible. Ooderich, Colborne and two divisions In Hullett gave hint unexpected Strength; these, with the exception of one division in Hullett, all being influenced by the railway. Elsewheno Mr. Holmes more than held his own." ilisheeeosissa The Expositor says : " We think that Seaforth may safely claim to have one of the oldest voters, if not the oldest, who polled his vote for the Laurier Government. On polling day Thomas Darwin was at the poll and depoaiited his ballot for the Liberal candidate. Although he is past 05 years of age. Mr. Darwin always takes a deep 1litorest in the affairs of the country, and was much more anxious to poll his vote than many a younger man. There were a number of other gentlemen too who are Well advanced In years, who were as keen as ever to exercise their franchise. Among them we might mention Mr. Win. Gillespie, father of the Messrs. Gillespie, who is verging on 80 years of age; Mr. Robert Campbell, Mr. Thomas Murphy,hY, Mr. Michael Hurley and others." $OMI HURON LIBERALS Express Opinions on the Liquor Question In Politics. We offer the public, for the first time, our own'' Rred•'Gross Beef, Iron and Wine it conslsta of-•. Phosphate of Iron, Deaf Extract and Sherry Wine. As others eontaln-i 'trate of Iron, whieb is much inferior to Phosphate as fa tonic, ours its Just a Utile Different .— Just a Little Better than other nnakes. Nevertheleee we make the INTRODUCTORY P110R OHLY (Ce. iOR THE DOLOR eine, Take it now. It goes up after Nov. 3oth. U, C G00&JE, (Correspondence Toronto News). Goderich, Nov. 11.—Mitch interest is shown here in the forthcoming Liberal convention. The president of the West Huron Liberal Assooation is now 'in Toronto. The secretary, Mr. Charles Garrow, speaking of the out- look for temperance legislation, be- lieved prohibition impracticable, and that the Liberal party were not favor- able to it, though no doubt Mr. Ross was personalty. Mr. W. L. Horton, chairman of the local association, thought the Govern- ment could not improve on the present license system, properly enforced, un- less it were high license. Mr. W. H. Robertson editor of the Signal and secretary o� the t:foderich Liberal Association, considered the convention at splendid idea. While prohibition itself was impracticable, there was nothing to he gained by bringing in a half -way measure, Cantil the temperance people had shown a willingness to ampt something short of prohibition. Drastic measures have been introduced in times past but the Liberal party has never adapted a policy of prohibition, and would not back the Premier up in such a policy. Seaforth, One. Nov. 12. --Mr. J. L. Killer:in, president of the Seaforth Retorrn Association, heartily approved of the holding of a Provincial Liberal convention. Ileexpi'esed the opinion that the bringing together of the members of the putty from all parts of the Province should have an enthusing effect on the party as a whole, while the discussions of matters of interest from a party point of view would bring the leaders in touch with the rank and file of the party, and place before the leaders the unbiased views of their supporters. pli rters. On the lien:))• question MI{ Killoran was quite reticent. Looking at the question from -a purely party ats,nd• point he did not think the Govern- ment would gain anything by appeal- ing to the countc-v on the prohibition question one, brit rather favored a Crich) ri it elifOtet'rttetit Of the present law antitiitiVeinent towards the itb ol• idlingof the treating system. Mr. W. it. Inert•, of . the 131 11840. l'o i, ILO secretary Of the Eaat lint** 4f A AL ' GUI?,. OWN IMPROVED BEEF 1R00 and'WINE FULL DQLLAR sizE rCa hoc. This is our in- troductory price and stands only until Nov. 3oth. Chemist. jujKE puff gTTBJIOTIIIE At this season of the year, when so much of your time is spent in the house, it should be your aim to make it as attrect- ive as possible. The Best way to do that is to doll and get some of the I andsome pieces that we ere allowing in Rockers, Odd Parlor Chairs, Tables, Parlor Cabinets, Music Cabinets, or a nice Ladies' Secretary. Upholstering and Picture Framing promptly attended to. A large hue of Picture Moulding to choose from. , ES CKETT & STAUNTON, Undertakers and Embalmers. West side of Square. Phone 8p. Night or day calls promptly attended to WE HAVE EVERYTHING STURDY & CO but your order. Let', have it. You'll find our stock of groceries just what you need. Our Teas, Coffees. Butter, Sugar, Rice, Barley, Canned Goods, and other wholesome staples are the beat in town, and our prices are as low as is consistent therewith. Why go else- where when we have exactly what you want, at prices just right SATISFACTORY SELLING makes friends. We please all our p t- rous, and extend to them due courtesy. Let's add- you to our list of customers Leave your order for Groceries with us and we'll have our boy deliver them at your homewithout additional cost. Give our store a trial. FAMILY GRU:CERS Liberal Association, spoke quite hope- fully of the benefit to be derived from a party convention. It would un- doubtedly enthuse the party, and wan, be considered, a str•atagetic move on the part of the Premier. Although a strong temperance man, Mr. Kerr was quite outspoken in his views on the prohibition question.. He thought it would he a very unwise move on the part of the Ross Government to ap- peal lo the country on this question. In his opinion the country was nut ready for so sweeping a measure, and an appeal to the country on it would be disastrous to the party, and to the cause of temperance. He thought it shonld he possible for the prohibition- ists and the liquor people to Come to some arrangement that would be sat- isfactory to both; failing that, he' favored a stringent enforcement of the present license law. SOURCE OF—WPW-410,.. OISONER. There seems to be no case so bad that Anti -Pill cannot cure it. A strong claim, but well supported. Many people all over the Dominion are being poisoned slowly but 'surely, and that by their own carelessness. The food may he pure, hut digestion is not complete. and all that is not di- gested tots and ferments, giving off the mast violent poisons. What was intended to sustain life really turns into that which destroys life. The temperature of the body is a little over CA degrees. Every particle of undigested food lies in the stomach and bowels, subject to this tempera- ture, which is as high as in the sun on a hot summer day. It is not neces- sary ter'explain how quickly such heat will decompose dead matter, either animal or vegetable. The stomach and bowels roust be set right—Anti-Pill will do it. Dr. Leonhnrdt made his Anti -Pill speci- fically to correct these conditions, and it has' never failed when given a fair chance. 50 rents. All druggists, or the Wil- son -Tyle Co., Limited, Niagara Falls Ont.. Sole agents for Canada. - On Tuesday of last week, while W. Scott, son of James Scott, of Blyth, and another boy, were driving Robert- son'al bread cat t, some boys threw ap- ples at them, and in dodging Willie fell off the rig. The wheel passed over breaking right arm, it near the shoulder. Dr. Lindsay fixed up the arm, and it is expected the boy will be all right again in a short time. TERRIBLY DISTRESSING. Nothing can cause more pain or more distr•elre than piles. No woiideir-many pile sufferers say their lives are burdens to them. Ointments and local treatments may relieve but cannot cure. Dr. Leonhardt's Hens -Road is guar• anteed to Pure any case of piles. If Hem -Road doosny cure you, you get your money hack. Hem -Bold is a tablet taken Internal- ly, thus removing the cause. $1,000.00 guarantee goes with every sato. A month's treatment for. $1.00, at all druggists, or the Wilson yle Co., Limited, {Niagara Falls, Ont. A great merchant says that "many smaller merchants in the cities doubt the value of advertising in their own case. These men fail to take into consideration the fact that in most instances the department e(ore beg as a neighborhood store and Inc' . • -".d its business byudicious adve sing Advertising is ,Jost aaerofitable for the- small business as for the large one. Newspaper nubliofty eotnes first." Racking Pain In the Jollati. Also every form of rheumatism, neuralgia and sciatica are best cured by Nervillne the quickest reliet for muscular pain yet discovered. It's because Nerviline strikes In•and pone - trews right ht to the core of the pain that it gives,tleh unbounded satisfac- tion. I caught cold In my shoulders while driving and suite re+4tpain," writes 0 B. Dempsey. of 'Berlin.. "I used Nervlliue freely arid Wee soon quite well. I found Nei•viline an'ex- cellent remedy for rheutnattidm and neuralgia, as well tui for old on the chest. I recommend Nerviline hl hly and wouldn't be without 1t." Price 25 cents. o The sweet gi rl• graduate who poatids her pillow. until her poor old mother has lrtrakfaat reedy will prove a great disappointment to some man. The Verdict Public Optnioit Is with the hest article every time. That's why rtitnatit's Ciera Extractor has been in this lead tot thee 1 -at halt h ursratid third faleures l. corns tY el only tn St Po oath's for terns And warts. The Man who Works Hard. Perseverance and will power lie must have, but whether he hes strength and vigor is another consideration. Hard working men usually have ii ritabie nerves and should fortify their systenn with a course of Fer•rnznne, a tonic that rebuilds and red; dimes beyond all telling. it's just 'wonderful the strength that Fer•r•uznne imparts to broken dawn noir.). It fu, -ins new blood, supplies the sv'U•nr with abun- dant nourishment, awl where fin urer- ly there was tiredness and lassitude Ferrozone establishes a reserve of energy and vim. Try Ferrozone— price 50c. per box. A painful accident came to the lot of Alex. Showers, of Seaforth, last week. While at his work at the salt works, he fell down the stairway. One shoul- der was dislocated, and it is feared in- ternal injuries may have been received. It is an unfortunate accident for the sufferer, and will lay him aside from work for souse time The great lung healer is found in that excellent medicine sold asBickle's Anti -Consumptive Syrup. It soothes and diminishes the sensibility of the membrane of the throat and air pass- ages. and it is a sovereign remedy for - all coughs, colds, hoarseness, pain or soreness in the chest, bronchitis, etc. It has cured many when supposed to he far advanced in consumption. Last Friday while Mr. Francis Mc- Quaid, of McKillop, was starting to di lye to Seaforth, a valuable team of colts he was driving became unman- ageable. They broke awayand ran into a deep ditch near his farm. One of the animate was so badly inured it may be useless in the future, i it lives at all. It tear submerged beneath the water with the- vugon and the other horse on top of it. St. Louis and Return, $ 12.00. $12.00 to St. Louis and return for a seven day ticket, op sale daily. No one should ever miss going to the Great World's Fair. For tickets, handsome illustrated booklet, and full information, call at Grand Trunk offices, or address J. D. McDonald, district passenger agent, Toronto. To please, one must make up his mind to be taught many things which he already knows, by people who do not know them. IT KEEPS THE MUSCLES PLIANT.— Men given to muscular sports and ex- ercise and those who suffer niva,tular pains froni bicycle riding will find Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil something worth trying. As an lubricant it will keep the muscles pliable and free from pains which often follow constant use of them witbont softening or impair- ing their strength. For bruises sprains and contusions it is without a peer. Pipes That Are PIPES. Greatest variety in town, Prom Corn•iob to Meeachatriin, to suit all tastes and pocket books. Tobaccos and Cigars from the most not- ed manufacturers, "Alirtty,.M ilp.t6•Date." The Brdnonok'Cigar Stab J) Lige. Dress - -ds Sale: 500 yards of ,$ dial' Side Dress Goods. Tv GREAT BABGGAIT in Colored Dress- `.Tweeds aid Suitings, 40 • to 56 in. rl wide, at the following redluetions on regular prices. 5oc for '38c bac for 45c SI.00for .. . ,.:65c Si.00 for 75c St.to for. Stas tor ......... ......... 85c The abovt Good* are all this season's purchases, and both the patterns and colorings are of the newest Another shipment of our great $4.75 Rain Coats, the greatest coat ever seen in Goderich for $4.75. Oxford grey, double capes, velvet collar, well made. They will keep out the heaviest rain, no matter how long you are out, A BIG MOVEMENT iN LADIES' COATS Greatest ,Sale of Ladies' Coats we ever had, which proves that our values and styles are right. Lots to sell yet and a full assort- ment to select from. Children's and Misses' Coats just right. Now is the time for Furs. Come and see our offerings. rhey are just right and prices low. Direct from the makers. CORSETS We Keep the D. & A., (made in Canada) which are the best fitting and best wearing Corset in the market. Prices 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Colors, drab and white. UNDERCLOTHING Ladies', Misses', Men's, Boys', and Children's from 15 cents to $1.25, all winter weights. HOSIERY AND KiD GLOVES ' Perrins are the best French Gloves ever imported, e''er pair guaranteed, prices 75c, $1.00, $1.25. Real Mocha Dress Kid $1.50. We have them, try a pair. 'Lhe largest assortment we ever carried. We have the Goderich Hose in their best makes. FURS Standard Patterns reduced for Nov.—no Pattern more than I5c. An 8 -page Fashion Sheet FREE. 'PHONE 86. J. H. HOLBORN FCASH 'or PRODUCE ems To Cure a Cold in -One Day D Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.oh every Seven lfltmknee nee sold in past 13 months. This signature, /A'8are/ bol[• 25C. Treated by Three Doctors for a - Severe Attack of Dyspepsia, Got No Relief From Medicines, But Found It At Last In Burdock Blood Bitters. Mrs. Frank Hutt, Morrisburg, Ont., was one of those troubled with this most common of stomach troubles. She writes :—" After being treated by three doctors, and using many advertised medicines, for a severe attack of Dyspepsia, and receiving no benefit, I gave up all hope of ever being cured. Hearing Burdock Blood Bitters so highly spoken of, I decided to get a bottle, and give it a trial. Before I had taken it I began to feel better, and by the time I had taken the second one I was completely cured. I cannot recommend Bur- dock Blood Bitters too highly, and would advise all sufferers from dyspepsia°to give it a trial." [ME BACK David Hart, black• - 0. R. KIDNEYCURE sato and sure remedy for diseases he kidneys and bladder. I have it for lame bank tt aote like magic.h bottle of O. It. Kidney Cure' con. -s a ton day's treatment. 50 oen s, ruggists, or by mall. E 0. R.MEDiCIHE CO' Lamitsd. TORONTO. Write for tree sample and book. LARGEST and BEST 1 In Western Ontario. So far as wo can learn no Business College in Canada graduates so many and at the same Unto such a large percentage of its students as does the CENTRAL STRATCORh. OtiT. Oar cone les aro up-to-date, instructors ex- perienced mei facilities unsurpassed, Stu- dents may enter at any time. Write for free catalogue. ELLIOTT and MoLACHLAN. Principals PLUMBING AND HEATING The happiness of every home and the health • of every family is imperilled by bad Plumbing or Heating. MI our work must not only pais inspec- 'tion-°slut ciiity-our Absolute Gua ntee We will gladly give estimates on any work you require. en Plumbing, Uratawifrr N 0 N E S U C. H AS OURS The loth Century Brand of Clothing is the best. While we keep a good stock of the cheaper kind of Clothing, we also keep the "finest" line for the critical men who willpay a fair price and who "insist" upon getting garments that are absolutely perfect in style, material, tailoring and fit. The 20th Century Brand sure to please you. Prices $12 to $18. Remember we promise to fit you, no matter what your shape or size is. - - WE CLAIM to have the best value in town in fleece -lined Underwear at Seto per Suit. SEE OUR STOCK ' of Boys' Long Overcoats at $4.00 and $S.00. V.CPddharn CLOTHIER, FURNISHER and HATTER. You Can - Save Money Save Worry Save Wear By getting your CLOTHING —FROND— Hugh Dunlop We guarantee Fit Price Quality WHAT MORE DO'YOU WANT? The oldest established in the County. Next door to Bank of Montreal, Goderich. You Want a Horse ? Safety is the first consideration. Reliability I. very important. The solid combination can be had at Robinson's Livery, - opposite the Colborne Hotel, Goderich. Prices are right and satisfaction assured. When you want a rig call at the office, or ring hp 'Phone 6S, S`inawfturi.: Alexs Robinson RAND TRUNP(SYs EM GREATLY REDUCED li TES TO THE WORLD's FAIR. WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. $i b0 ROUND 12.- TRIP With stop over privileges at Chi- cago, Detroit, and intermediate Canadian staations. Handsome illustrated booklet free on applicationto any Grand Trunk agent, or to J. D. McDonald, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. WINTER FAIR, GUELPH. 010sMata 5th TO nth, teen. Single first -clans fare for round trip. Good going December 3rd,- valid re- turning until December 0th inclusive. INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXPOSI- TION, CHICAGO, ILL. tam OOnisHIH $12.4 FOR THE ROUND TRIP Good and 2011 ging November 27th. 28th Mg Valid returning on or before De- cember 5th, 1904, MOUNT CLEMENS MINERAL BATHS. Situated near Detroit, quickly anal tcomfortably reached by the Grand Trunk. Per ticketsAud all inform tlfn apply to F. F. LAWRENCE, Town Ticket Agent off114 tlotitrsi-fj.5O atktri'SO 0.00 P.M. d• A. OIJRk5 Depot Tieket Agent\. I0�yie tor' fort of I or foam aahecel Itis_ .kaK .hiY , gi,2 to•the'+ rid Only. •- ,a