HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Fordwich Record, 1901-09-19, Page 5Our New Fall- Stock is Almost Complete
We have something special in Ready-Maileyrappers,
New designs and made in the latest styles.
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See our stock of Black and Collored Dre:m Coed:, before
deciding en what you are going to wear this fall. They
are what the ladies' call stylish.
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Furs! Furs ! Furs !
- It seems a little hot for to mention Furs, but anyone thinking of
investing this season will do well to just take a peep through our
stock, never hefore have we shown anything to compare with the
values this fall.-
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THE GREAT OARGAMMUSE, HASIRIT5M.
THE -HICIIEST PRICE PAID FOR PEE-LUCE.
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014 CITRIPIF.*.
Y CH URGI-T...Set, vice every Sabbath at
Vi.a.TrtriSv iadAy Soacol m a.m. Rector
..Service every Sabbath at I0,30
, mi.. and Eper.trth Leanne On Friday evening at
7 arel o'clock, respectively. Pastor, Rev. D. Rogers
)R ESBYTBRIAN Sorvice every Sabbath
muriti•og ar o'clock, Sundty School et re-a .-n.; Chi-isnot Elate rvOr at 7 p. tn. Pastor Rev A II. D thson.
OUR SOCIETIES.
lt.i103WWICH LODGE A 0. U. W., No...3,
elects in Donaghy's Hall on the last Friday in each Month at 8 p nt.
JOSEPH MCLAUGHLIN, MeSTIIBUI WILSON, Mister Workman. Recorder.
i,'00 D \1' It ti L. 0. L., No. 54e, meets in their P hall on the Friday on or before full on in e tondo. - Visiting brethren always welcome.
GOSIGIN. II, S. Coos, Worshi n i111 Muster. Res. See.
.NOOK'S G. 1'. II LODGE, Sri 4. meets on the
/ First Wenn:soap of mach month in theOrahge
Hall. Visiting brethren altim., welcome.
Issao GeNtS1.D. WISSE,L, JOHNSTON,
Worshiplul Master, - Roc: Sec
IOYAL BLACK KNIGHTS OP IRELAND..
1 Red CrossTemple. R. B P. No„ 335, meets
In the Orange Hall on the Tnestiuy on or befrire
loll Motto in each month. Visiting Sir Knights al-t.: I., made Welcome.
Jona Dee ,c0, Wit. McKee.
Worthy Preceptor, -• Registrar.
1,10RDWICII COUNCIL, No. als, CANADIAN
I` Order of Chosen Etiends m on the end and last Tuesday in each month in Donaghy Don aghy s
Vie:Ding Friends always welcome
Thos. J. NICHOLLS. We. WATTURS,
Chief Councillor. Pee rder.
COURT HOWICE.No. Sr. CANADIAN ORDER
Last aStaru'rr0rirri. me
ets
cock month. Visaing brethren
in Donaghy 'a .Hall on the
Cordially invited.
Dee HALLelAN, WIC WAT eltetice se..
Chief Ranger.
7 UBII.EE COUNCIL, No 229, ROYAL TEMP- O lays of Temperance, meets every Monday at 8
P in Donaghy's Hall. Visiting members always Welcomed.
WATTERR
' D.BRA Rteed
Select Councillor. Rec. See.
Select Degree in conuection...Joua M. Toone-
EON, Ben Sec.
:Railway Time Tables.
C. P. RAILWAY
Trains leave Fordwich es follows-over the Canada
Pacific Railway. J. J. Crisp, Stories Agent.
EAST BOUND. BOMID
Express 7,3o roas p. nr. Freight es.,3o tn. Eteight floe p. m.
Gail 4r9 P. at. Express to p.
IC. T. RAILWAY
Traigh lancer Ilarristoo as follows over the liars
of the Grant-111.MA Railway. E J. Guthrie, Sta-tion Agent I W. F. Itrisbin. Town Agent.
SOUTHAMPTON LINE.:
gourd rang, ...tell BOUND 7.7 Express 8,5 a, in, 7..xpress 7:55 p. m. Mixed Imo a. m. Mixed tz,55 p.
WIARTON LINE:
Passenger 806 a. em,. Puss 705 P. m Mixed 615 p. m Mixed •Aat, a. m
Freight 11:30 a. nt. }aright p. m
Bank of Hamilton,
CoAn; E
Capital, 82,0U0,000. Rest, 81,250,000
President—Josh STUART
Vice-Prehittent—A. G. RAMSAY
tit irk drems
John Proctor, Geo. Roach, Wat. Ciihn011,
M. P., A. T. Wood, At P., A. B. Lee,
(Toronto)
Orshier—d TURNAULL.
_been for limn,. on Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday (leach Week.
Savings Battle-Hotirs from 9 to 3. Ddpesits of
It and npWards received and interest allowed flout
Bate of deposit to dam Of withdrawh
Special deposits also received at current rats of
Intern..
Drafts on Great Britain and the United States
Bought and Sold.
Travellers are notified that the Bank of Hamil-
ton and its Branches i Circular Rates on Na.
Burial Provincial Bank of England, Limited, which
can be cashed without charge or trouble in any
' part of the world..
C. P. SMITH, Sub. Agent.
ECZEMA
A RE you a vicium to firery, burning,
itching eczema. salt rheum or ecz-
ema of any form? Then you needn't be
any longer. Onr SPECIAL ECZEMA
TREATMENT will cure you, we care not how bad nor td how long standing the
trouble is. A Chai-lottetown, P. E. I.,
lady write§,-el .nnut eiptess my grati-
tue to you."
A proinittent King's Counsel eays e
spen handreds of &Wars before coming
to us. We mad, ..lrint for less than ten
dollars. Cotf3811Fus free at office or by
letter.
We havu, many orher enthusiastic en-
dorsemeros nf oar wonderful treatments.
CURED
we have remedies and treatments for
the cure or removal of all skid diseases,
mules, warts, red veins, bit thmarks. FIIP -
erflxious hair, dandrfid, falling hair, grey
hair, etc., etc. Results guaranteed.
Corns, bunionsand all foot troubles su
S
ccessfully treved.
end stamp fur descriptive booklets to
THE GRAHAM DERMATOLOGICAL
INSTITUTE,
Dept. F. 502 Church St., Toronto.
AT HOME
THAT MAN.
COLE,
The Tailor,
Is making New Suits to order every day, and giv
ing such goodatisfaclion that the handlers of
ready.inade clothing are becoming nervous.
ALL IN THE LATEST STYLES
Call and see him if you want tO look well dressed
rn your next suit;
E. C. COLE,
The Reliable Tailor, Ford, ich, 0111
I -IN C h b 0 ,r • A' g tt 5
lute each insertion.
Chan, of Advertisements nest be in he Monday Iinn OD to take effect in the following issue.
JOB PRINTING
This Department is complete in every respect.
We have every facility for the execution of plain
and fancy Job Printing of all kinds. Our work is meat andprices moderate. Tarots-Cash.
A. W. MOOTS,
Editor and Proprietor.
FORDWICH RECORD
THURSDAY, SEPT 19, 11101.
Stylis For The Winter. .
The easiest mot simp- lest way we can
suggest for our readers to get a good idea
id the styles that will be popular this
winter is to Ims, n copy of the October
Delineator just on sale at every news
stand. The Delineator for October fore-
iihadows, by means of its New York,
Paris and London connections, those
•endencies of fashion that will certainly
prayer.
In aldition to the fasbionifeatures and
practical dressmiking advice that has
made The Delitteator famous, the Oa-
t,ber number is full of good general
reading, most tastefully illustrated under
the immediate direction of a well-know
artist, Willem Martin Johnson. Mr.
Johnson's work is known to lovers of the
biaotiful, by reason of the Garfield edi-
tion of Ban Hur, as well as some other
hooks id large sal Mr. Johnson be-
lieves in illustrations that illustrate,
rather than in pictures that only erne-
:nenta pogo. Thu whole October aunt-
her of Tim Delineator is full of interest to
nen as well as to women..
A Marvellous Medicine.
Having a direct and - combined action
on lc,ith the liver and kidneys, De.
Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills will positively
cure many complicated ailments which
cannot be reached by .y other medicine
earl hence its extraordinary success and
popularity. Btlieustiess, liver coin plaint,
ihight's disease, deranged kidneys and
stomach troubles are promptly and
ihoroughly eve: come by thin great family
medicine.. One pill a dose, 25 cents a
box.
o. a.. • -.Oa-
Antonio Maggie Lynched.
Washington, Sept. - 14.—Chief Wilkie
of the Secret Service to-night received a
despatch fri m United States Marsind
Foraker at Albuquerque, N. M., stating
that Antonio Maggio, the cornetist, who
was alleged tin have predicted that the
PresidendwiAild be killed before October,
.mud to have repressed regret that he Was
net the mon who mgs to do the killing
;me been lynched. Marshal For .litr
gave no details, but stated that his in.
formation came front the Sheriff of Grant.
Comity, where Maggio Wan a prisoner dc-
wined on suspicion. Maggio was given
an oppert Laxity to explaie his prediction
and ihe allegation that he had wished he
was the man who was to do the killing,
but declined to make an explanation.
ewe
It is stated that President McKinley's
life was banned for between $100,000 and
$200,000.
The big loot strike in the United
States is settled and the men returned to
work on Monday.
6111LOREN'S
KiDEYS.
Br, Pitcher's Backache Kidney
Tablets the Most Successful
Treatment for the Kidney
Yieakness of Children
Mothers know what distress and an-
xiety they have when the little ones can-
not retain their water properly, or have
arty trouble with their kidneys
For any weakness of the Kidneys,
bladder or urinary organs' of children ,Dr.
Pitcher's B let:ache Kidney Tablets, w hich
rre the preseriptien of the eminent Spa.
eialist Dr. Zino Pitcher, are the most
,ffectual remedy known to science.
Mrs. W. H. Glorer, Pearl St.,
Out., says 1-..One of my children
that had been suffering from sleggiatt
kidneys read abiatt Dr. Pitcher's Be:k-
aolin: Kidney Tablets and procured a bot-
tle. They evotoved the whole difficulty
,rompt Iv That depressing pain over
the kidneys Stopped. dizzieess and head-
aches ceased, and there e'en a general in-
, igorating of the system. There is no
imeation regarding the Merits of those
Tablets for the back and kidneys. We
have great confidence in them and recom-
mend theta blutily.'
Dr. Pitcher's Backache • Kidney Tab•
'eta are CO cis. a box at all druggista.
The Dr, Mina Pitcher OIL, Toronto., (Int.
Canadian Apples.
Nothing, in the Canadian Pavilion
at Glasgow, which is always crowded
with visitors, attracts so much at-
tention or causes so many inquiries
as the exhibit of apples, which,
fresh from cold storage, look • as
though :they had just been gathered.
This is en object lesson at once of
the value of the •production and of
the system by which it can at all
ams•ons be placed in the hands of
the consumer in the best possible
condition. In attempting to give
any particulars regarding individual
exhibits great difficulty is found In tun
the neglect of many exhibitors to
send with their wares any tokin by
which they can be distinguished, or
information from which prices can
be ascertained. ;The attendants in
the employ of the Government do all
that they can to remove these de-
fects, but they cannot be expected
either to devise. labels or to fix
prices. Somebody has missed a
good advatising chance.
Waifs Pent to Camillo.
Since the emigration work in con-•
nection with Dr. Barnardo's Home
began 11,047 young people have
been sent to Canada. A party of
101 young girls have-just sailed for the Dominion in the Allan liner Tun-
isian, this being the eecond party
d• spatchEd this year, says a London
letter, It proceeds: The Hon. 'Fran-
cis J. Lescelles, who shot a China-
inan 'employed on his ranch and is
now in a Vancouver asylum, was the
ninth of ten boys, and is thirty
years of age. The family owns a
large estate in Yorkshire, and a con-
siderable amount of property in the
west end of London, but it is not
ranked among the rich. Harewood,
the Yorkshire estate, was once de-
scribed by Wilberforce, when on his
emancipation campaign, as "one of
the finest Places in Englatid..'
The Fisherman's Luck.
Mr. Lou Chapman, grocery travel-
, and comedian, is considerable of
a practical joker, but the laugh is
rather on LOU these. days,. Says the
Bruce Herald. He was enjoying a
sew days' halting at Hepworth last
week. The blue., flies are pretty bad
up them. so th,, fisherinen put amine
kl.1.1 of a mixture on their faces to
keen thorn off Lou got hold of. the
wrong bottle and plastered, his face
end nevi: most beautifully with var-
nialt After site shaves and four
shampoos he was again able to Pro-
em..., ltirmrli to his customers, but
lie still bits a rather odd aPPeer'
artta, which is accounted fur by lois
earn being still stuck to his heard.
Caundian Cent. of 1801.
By the recent census returns it ap-
pears that tine whole population of
Upper Canada is 803,503, of which
the cities and towns have 64,860.
Toronto, 25,165; -Hamilton, 1.0,321;
Kingston, 10,097; Brockville, 2,757;
Bytown, 6,616; Corn,all, 1,506;
London, 5,125, and iv:it-ware, 3,282.
Population of W.-MgsAdi he fol-
/owing is from the census of the
city and its immediate neighborhood
ler 1850, City of Kingston, 10,700:
.M1 it ary , 1,f.00; soldiers, women
and ebildeen, 400; Barriefield,. 200:
or tsinouth .500; Pen i ten I. ei.ev, f.c17.
1,0100101 ion 13,017 — From .
The Globe of June -24, 1851, •
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FOROWICH'S
Cheap arooefl? Store
.171f,INGTON BLOCK.'
Is the place to buy your
ercoeres,
Crockery,
Glassware,
Caned Fish ard Meat,
Fruits, Etc,
Try Our 25c Tea
it is the best in the market at the price.
CURED MEAT8, BOLOOMA,
always in stock.
G E S
in Pints, Quarts and Half Gallons at Lowest Prices
Sly Goods are all Ft esh and of the Best
Quality.
J. S. NICHOLS,
The Cheap Grocery Man.
C. K. Cranston,
Vetinary Surgeon and Dentist. Holm, Member
of the Ontario Veterinary Medical Society
s prepared re treat all diseases of Domesticated
Animals in the Latest and Most Scientific Principals
All calls night or day made in person, by tele
graph or telephone promptly attended to.
OffiCe and Infirmary,
ELORA STREET, CLIFFORD, ONTARIO.
Will be at the
ALBION HOTEL. FORDWICH,
on the forenoon of the First and Third Thursday o
each month.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned has a Thoroughbred
Yorkshire White Boar for service on lot
23, eon. 5, Howiek. gENRY SCHAFER.
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PECIMF,TLY SECURED
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or's NNW' and " How you ere swindled."
itention or i.mprovetnent and we will telly ou
free our amnion as to wheth,:r it is p. arthly
conduct fully eenipped offices in Montreal
Scud us a rough sketch or model of your in-
been successfully prosecuted by de. We
lnd Washington ; this qualifies us to prompt-
as broad as the Inventton. Highest refs relic.
eatemable. Petected apptlestionshaveoften
y diApetch work 011,1quickly secure Patents
Wri:, for our interesting books" Invent-
furnished. patents procured through Marion & Ma-
nion receive special notice without charge in
,tuver too m-wspapers distributed throughout
the Dominion.
spacialty i-patent business of Manufac-
i
turers and Engineers,
• MARION & MARION
Patent Experts and Solicitors.
Offi.es. Zr.nYtirpg7v,:t?:7',./
The Old Reliable
Eardware Store
IS IlEADQURTERS FOlt
Machine Oils in Castorine,
Lardine, Cylinder
and Black.
There is no trouble with thistles, etc
triton you use
FATURDY'S HARVEST MITTS:
ZW s rricirt airy
For Farmers :
Binder Twins, Harvest MittsrMachine
Oil, Oilers, Forks, Rakes and hay ,
Fork ;Rope.
For Housekeepers:
Stew Kettles, Sauce Pans, Drinking
Cups, Fly Traps and Fly Poison.
The Up-to-Date Hardware Store'
L. G. HOOEY.
MISS S. E. TAGGERT,
168 West Avenue,
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Desi tea to inform the ladies and gentlemen of Fordwi. h and vicinity who contem-
plate visiting the Pan-American Exposition that she can furnish them with
First-Class Rooms at a Moderate Price
in her private residence at the above number. This residence is on one of the main
street car lines end very elnvettient fur getting to and from the Pan-Am. grounds
ROOMS Reserved in Advance for Pan-Am. Visitors
THE FOROWICII RECORD
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Sarenle Copies sent free to any address in Canada
- the United States.
NocoTre.nondence will he published onless ac-
.ompa• aul by the name of rho writer.
Rates of Contract Advurti.ing made known on responsibility.
)‘PTIST CHURCH S. vend Line, flowick . mplieatron at rho Office.
With that knowledge, which makes
) Service every S dthath at .4,3o ; Sunda, Transient Ad.. ,tisemeets. such as Chancery k
us men, there must go obedience to b.1.4
II. Y. P. U. on Tuesday evening ere.: 8 cents Per
our manhood true. We must fel
at 7.mn'olock. Alhvill be weleome. cv, J. insertion and,* cents per line for ea oh subsequent 110t only know that there is Et right
II uttilmar abA iosertion, Nonpareil measure. and a wrong in personal actions; we
must do the right and not the wrong.
This is the absolute and imperative
law of conscience, and any offence
against it does violence to the moral
nature of the offender. The moral
history of the individual and of the
race is determined by obedience or
ilisobedia.t.: to the accepted stand-
ard of right and wrong. The stand-
ard may be defective, but its behests
are absolute. To him that thinketh
a thing to be sin to him it is sin.
In this day, when a short-sighted
and selfish utility is set up as the
criterion of life, it, is worth while
recalling ourselves to the soberer
judgment not of the Bible only, but
of all the great moral teachers of
the world. A man's true nobleness
is in his moral integrity; he must be
true to himself arid to the life he
has. If to his own sense of right he
is not true, if he shuts his eyes to
the light or is blinded by selfishness
or passion, he plays over again in
his own personal history the tragedy
of Macbeth, and, whatever the gain,
there stands against him the crime
of moral suicide. Every sin again.st
the light is self-murder.
'In the ordinary affairs of common
life the testing comes unannounced,
and' in the secret chamber of the
moral nature the choice is made.
That choice makes for the fixing of
character. If to the "Thou shalt"
of conscience refusal is given, that
sin against the light makes the light
hateful and blinds the eyes. There
comes a time in the down-grade
journey of a moral being when the
light which at, first was refused, then
hated, is no longer seen. Then it is
that the interior light is darkness
and evil is chosen instead of good.
There is needed this day a strong
voice in the home, in the school, in
the church, in the street, calling
aloud and earnestly to a generation
given over to shallower thoughts,
that life is not a jest, that truth. is
truth, and only they who seek it
shall keep it; that only they who love
the light shall find it, and that to
sin against the light we have is to
lose the power of seeing. We may do
evil in doing what we think is right;
we do the greatest evil, even the
murder of conscience in the soul,
when we do what we think is wrong.
Thesense of right is the divinest
thing in human nature.—J. A. M.,
in Toronto Star.
This is a moral world. The deep-
est distinctions in life are those ra
which separate actions as good and
bad. Every responsible being knows
that in conduct there 'is a right and
there is a wrong. That knowledge ,,,41
of moral distinctions is the basis of
enter Manhood a rue."
fe ices Low. Quality High.
make a Specialty Eavetroughing and Guar-
antee perfect satisfaction.
McCURDY.
Two Family Papers For 35c
THE RECORD and Family Herald and Weekly Star, together with
photo pictures of the Duke and Duchess of Cornwaii and York, Will
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Gents. Subscribe now and get two good papers for the price of
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