The Goderich Star, 1906-03-09, Page 9MARCH 196
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wale ot IM aineweittee istaing 310
thalrenan had held the,
Sew tins wind* *lint toed no taw else
bad i.cbaes.
The diseueelou heti brown* quite
lively sad wenn. ¥ulutt mowing Nal-
0Wit of duplicating figural in order to
drli emr, *A* the fisea mid the policemen
44.1 k." - D'Oior then *ter wer. $allovra to-
` Plied that he wanted the committee to
Nu UV V the books for thenteelvea and
•
n axe pleased to
VY goad. Ship=
the past week awl the,
is immenunmi deligh
„... . „ We are
1440 aud Bee
, • , ' • idea Iffeleat,'Ent
• ditettora.eat enr
a.. a,
Bitiibroiderleot
and Suiting's. B_
• Three -Quarter
dies,
teantifb1,411. ire'
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nee the arrival Sluing
shipment has arrwea during
ty and beauty of the importations
• 4
the Isitialltee of faedieteAstreeltart
0001. and, Vieth Teekte-,-
'.O elalry neeeeitititala ot ta:**tr*.
itreductAuual. -
k and Colored Dress 'fahries
OthSt Shirt Waist Suitings, New
_,Novelty Wash (laada, -Organ,.
hos. naudsolue and exquisitely
*rpa
rns,-Draperies and CariainS."
ECTION WVIT Utt!' •
• ,
yera polognatutos behaid to tat, the fact tliesetrible be 0tab
'• .
*so what thefiguree were,
• In *nwer to Cun. Elliott*" retstret
lot the igavor'gruling ottthe pow* of
order, _114 Worship replied Xtokt Isfib
Itheaddreett loathe mutton Wens Out
uf orfier* but now thatt be bed made
the exPeXuation, Coon!, Elliott Should
let the Itiettsr retet tifl ibeteotureIttes
deelr With it. No goodhsA 'been
oomplisdiedby ell Vele telk, , •
• At, tbilitpoint Mr. Relit. Elliott. WIM
.11 ed waitedletiently *110;4010g Pr an
P9Purtiani renewed hia refined of
"1 're **-1114 Tr' 3?.:=1
vouft tqpet ti,
the. Wou4 netled, pliel:Lbuittlt.
ir44,iritx,:r4w, Or. tauiia Aud
s 01.400 Ki.untototu c9n444.,
ing ha ownhusries. , • . • ,
• Venn, Elliatt•rettteted an behalf of
Lewis, M. PAtbat AV deputation be
apeinted logo cttawa atouce. and
en cayOr t gi0ii a imgck gout pig in
nthaOiltilliatee fee harhee impreYeinent
trig
cattadlitri-
Pktytlicleinfi'
iSsmforoot Thor Co"owlish
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D. 3. *Roe.** Ilse sold 14 fere
atar Haristelmo,,Ist I* Rub*
art Niurdies fur Oa ettm ut 101190.
4144:40.144. lik)iuut)1# itrg, but
it,d a Vary choice lot wjhgood tufild*
I In It Mr. Murdlie bee segiti
Soe comfortable home. X* AK.
thaset Intende going tu Albet,
wj)Lprobably 10eatit fa this *intet
Where ittt m1 bist .00191 in,
tendtaking up **rim treet ot lend.
A clIkao4kiorib***** *Its Oho
tIon to baa *s Coogh
Iwo"
taltutswtny, tonecientionsly
illatend elandherlant COUgic
‘M. teilurnizfo:tr4a4tfeert utiOnot"30ortotlise biehotateie,:t
Sonth,Peore $4, Chcago. *f Tem
ago doting * Pain Piaiff
• lit eOld ettata "Stuff twrbeetd,
, • rtitet,ed My throat and Nee
ftn..ebtripeilett ieS1, Wald
nut *loads tux extriirnity tt,
Mom tt4v1414a US? C01140 Vhntherhill0"!
064bililit toOk sevre" dpitea toot
oee
the efi0Paign. end I thank thle Anent*
t 144 EtTv1.04 at relo:ix"04 e'W!ll‘ntleintitnii,°tiuotiiiitattitKedn'etyt
tift, ItitI:eqrTettlY1 *°91.44 Vglrg
411*. opt, right, on telking tbrOugh
that after/too' dend CoUld net bellfwo
A Clinton Patter says X.•
Atemi ha*, been nominated for the
ition of Folice Maglatrate of town.
hat imeh an offielat is touch needed
wfll bo readily Omitted *04 blr. An,
row* will perform the ogee thereof
aatiefeeterily se anyone. Ws 013-
pointmenC has bean recommended by
the Conservattrea, and sloe that
or Mr.' Thompoon for the mitten of
Coroner.
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r....i4114,10 flat%108,of 'rnmal• • attliani. Or o'gruit'Uver Tablets
ta. ed
veleta that thta vort of• the outer from laxative metals' ealoted
e e
brekwa,er built+ tati been 4 benefit, from 20 oul% .prist, su , hi*
thine . , ' h les used these, tablet. extenert
, . CoOn.Diair said the Work of pre -
paging a statempt for tile Govern.,
i tb te
svati tal upeu or aria hurry as Cann.
and Iging that be work be CPO* arial to um ju gemooktt and 1
• THE TO*
HOLD A LONG
TABLE
Wbtcb Winds With A !Woozy
Co
01JNOIL
ingeo' hi-m*4
ZINO.
The change)
masons and e
• Nall building
her a, very che
• hie place fog t
day night; an
oue efforts t
the room ou
were later o
heated con
eray
g carried on by
tars in the Town -
the Ceuncil Chem.
and uncomforta.
Won held last Pt:i-
tem% clerk's vigor -
sufficient heat for
the old word stove
isted.by a somewhat
ray arising out of a
disagreemei tween the members of
the Special mittee on deibalng the
duties of t lie. The town clock
had stria, when the clerk an-
nunced t • cal Improvement by
law as the t order of business, but
there was asty adjounrment and a
rush to door which indicated
"enough •ne night."
mans' nicronas..
Sexto deem, of Maitland ceme-
tery, re cladvising a renewal of
the fen by substituting, say 30
fence antually, the pre
rode of
soot wo n fences being unfit for re-
pairing Several other minor sug-
gestion ere made: Referred to coin
mittee
Coll
all u
+to $1
c�lle
eats)
been
ewe
the
vtal
i Campbell reported a list of
d taxes .for 1905, amounting
and asked that the time for
he again exteded..Enquiry
ether the previous rolls bad
tirned, brought out the an -
o. and cannot properly be till
launch settle the granolithic
assessment question." The dis-
cus • showed refusal by two legal
ge men to pay for the walk in front
of ir property,disputing the legality
of r ate, and a long discussion as to
e proportion ofesessment on the
• us streets showed an amount of
usiOni in ithistory that will cause
LttPto . W. committee, whom the
er was referred,some expenditure
L1'.
matter.
e towsolicitor'sopinion regard-
• iketgi the claim 01 Mrs. Evangeile and
os. D. Hawley agaitist the proposed
altering of grade of Harbor street, the
,'closing of Harbor Lane and extension
of 'Water Lane. The sum ofthe letter
is that the petitioners will receive due
. , notice of the proposed change, which
ca -n be effected only on the lines laid
down by etatute, and that the petitio-
' .ners !nest look te the G. SzO. Ry. Co.
for any compensation. Filed.
A second letter notified the Council
that the Maitlaud Power Co. were ap-
pling to have the general act relating
to power companies amended, by
which the special act applied for by
the town would not be necessary.
Filed.
/ 000(unnaTtows AND PETITIONS. I.
A letterfrom theGuelph dz Goderich
Railway Co., supplemented by a per-
onal explanation from Mr. V. M. Ro-
berts, their engineer, asked the con-
sent of the town to the Company's
request to the Government for a
lease ef • the water lots south of
the harbor, to he used for terminal
purposes by the Company. After
sane .diticussion as to the rights of the
town in the matter, including the pro-
posed filtering basin on the beach,
the W. and L. ancl P. W. committees
were instrueted to confer with the Co's
engineere.and report to Council.
A. Snazel asked a rebate on his as-
sessment for business tax in 1905,
amounting to $6.25, as he had been in
business but a few months. The col-,
lectoe was instructed to make a re-
bate, taking only 82 for the time in
business.
A petition Sent but by Buchner &
Outin, of London, asking the Legis-
lature to ineend theallunicipal Act so
as to giva greater powers to Municipal
Councils in the matter of licensing
transient trailers. Approved.
the bather betvveen 1 oti
Plet'eald thereby injuring her
Property rights in .said lot. She ailred
that 141, Olerk be: Ortieted to remove
h,_la low Aegee• and failing t� do so that
tter town solitiztor inetruoted to
take action to Prevent his cOritihning
to occupy the said; Street. Referred to
W.:committee. • •
A Petition for alitranolithie aidewOlk
on south side of Newgate street, be-
tWen ••Afictraria, and Albeit atreeta,
was approved, the clerk to make the
necessary Measurements and report to
00lincil.
Ae1rOuler from the solicitors of the
Buren. aziOntario Ry. Co. gave notice
of an application to amend the Co's
ectaxising power to extend branchett
+from Pert Ferry, to a lake port near
WhithY or Oehawa,and from Goderich,
town through, Huron, Middlesex,
Lamhtort, Iknt and Emma to Sarnia
add Windsor, 'Filed.
lutposts costrrniae.
Water fuel Light committee reeonl-
mended (1) that owing to the elevatoit
not being kn. operation, the G. T. ft.
watetheate be rebated 20 per cent. for
this year, to include their allowance
for discount, on the company ereoting
tank at the station, as requested by
the Piro Underwriters, at tbef earliest
opportunity this spring. (2) That the
reel:de:at of the engineer for an injector
be g -ranted. (3) That J. C. McIntosh's
claim for rebate of water rate for cows
be alowed. (4) That the Gloucester
Terrace light ordered onTebruary 2nd
be placed on the aro circuit. Adopted.
The P. W. committee recommended
that the granolithier walk on Nelson
street be • built as petitioned for, the
walk to be carried straight across the
intersecting streets at foot of Hamil-,
ton street. (2) That the manager of
the Bell Telephone Co. be notified to
at once remove all, wire clippings left
ri„ the streets. by...,te-n- eompanYz-ena-
ployeea.
This report gave rise to another dis-
cussion of where the crossing should
be made at Hamilton and -Victoria
streets. • Count Clark moved that the
sidewalk be built only to Dr. Hunter's
eortier, but eventually the report WAS
adopted as read. mm
The Finance committee recoend.
ed that the chairman and elerk take
up the matter of printing the auditors'
report in pamphlet form, 200 or 300
• copies, and submit tenders. (2) That
the following accounts be paid: Geo.
Porter, $3.05; Morrow & Johnston,
•2.50; R.E.T. Pringle, $1.40. Adopted.
toent avenldrequare sanae t nun
Ott showed, an ie. moved that'
the matter be referred to Public:
Vi7orko Committee,
Mr. Robert Efliott, who,inad, gat no
sa,tiefactien tn his request, again de-
manded Abet the Couocit carry out
whet had been claimed by them this
evenbig,to treat all men alike,antEeav-
itig the room the controversy over the
deputation question cettuued. The
mayor euggested that an the Minister
of Public Works wee at his home in
London eitoh. Saturday the suggestion
Made by the Board of Trade to visit
him there would be much Cheaper all4
as efteeth'e.
Colin. Elliott could not agree with
this -he wanted spree one to go down
to Ottawa with the mernber say next
Tuesday, as the House would meet on
the 8th; and he moved that Mg. Wm.
Proudfoot be sent at the toWn's ex-
pense.
After a lull of five minutes, Coma.
Clark seconded this,but on a vote only
these two voted yea, and the motion
to refer to P. W. committee carried.
The olerk held up the Local Im-
provement bylaw, but witfli a chorus
of "move wis adjourn" the session
ended.
The question' of the Elevator Co's
request for a rebate of their business
tax for 1905, owing to the elevatoi•
having been in use only to July 1, was
discussed, and as the company had
paid the full tax of $450 on their pro-
perty, it was decided on motion of
Courts. Blair and Goldthorpe that
theirbusiness tax of Sim for the whole
year be remitted.
The clerk reported that tenders for
printing the auditors' report had been
received, and being opened and read,
the tender of B. H. Townsend at53c.
per page for 200 copies and 67e. for 300
copies. was apparently approved, the
committee to prepare the copy and
superintend the printing.
The Special committee reported that
no action be taken on the claim of W.
H. Burgess for compensation for being
quarantined in the McLeod house on
Hamilton street during the diphtheria
case
The aleck read a rc.elpt for the $10
doneted to the Free Sanitarium at
Muskoka.
The enreplitinte of Alex. Stirling
and John Kernighan that they were
chatged ftir a year's water rate when
they had not used the water at all, it
having been turned off by the town,'
severe allowed if the engineer find the
faeta tie teported.
Arietbeeletter from Mr. E. !limiest
complained that Robert Clark was
erecting au ice house on the street a: the committee meeting, which was
Chairman Elliott rose to explain
why the committee had not reported
on the matter of police regulations,
and in doing so made over a half
hour's speech, the sum of which was
that the other members of the com-
mittee did not see eye to eye with him
on the question, and they had been
unable to agree on a report. He read
a long list of regulatiens for the gov-
ernment of the police, which he had
gathered from many sources, and he
wanted tbese adopted as being about
right. Fault had been found with the
present police, but the P. M. had said
they were all right, and the County
Attorney said they carried out orders
to his satisfaction. Be waschampion,
ing these men against the fault found
with them, and his investigation of
the fees they had received during the
year allowed a wide difference from
the figures alleged by Come Sallows.
The men were but poorly paid and
shOuld be allowed these fees as an in-
centive to do their beet work. He
could net get the committee to agree
with him at their meeting, mid he now
moved that the old rule regarding the
hours of duty he confirmed by the
Council, and the rules he had drawn
np be referred back to the committee.
Coun. Blair said the whole address
and the !notion were outof order, the
committee had made no report on the
Matter, therefore it was still before
them, and the question before the
Connell was the adoption of the recent-
mendation regarding Burgess' Claim.
Coon, Bellows said be must take ex.
ception to the chairman's conduct at
RHEUMATISM
le My Practiee *44 iiWaffe
meet gratifying results. WM Pre*
Kietors Of this Medicine de not
esitate to furniiit the formula Of
e tablete to pbyielane; and belie*
any, physielin con use therm tablet"
and reeeduisend them without loss
of sea respects . The formula' of
Trutt -a -tine at certainly talagta"
ficent one end in my e.xperieneene
medicine over used brine has given
sueli excellent results in eotertiPa-
bon and stomach, and liver trouble
'Fridt-a-tives' has. That thee*
tablets aet beneficially on .the
kidneys and skin is beyond doubt
and in many cases where the skin
was sluggish and inactive andahe
complexion had 'Pruit-a-tives' have
given the meat plea -sing retuilts."
DR. D. J. CoVertrae, member of
the internal staff of the General
Hospital, Ottawa, and who has
extensive experience, states I
have used ‘Fruit-a-tives' or 'Fruit
Liver Tebletie with most beneficial
results in obstinate constipation and
biliousness, and found their action
mild and non -irritating, and yet
more curative than any medicine
ever esed previously. I strongly
recommend Trait-ftfives' to those
suffering from these complaints."
At an amnesia or sent postpaid oil
receipt of price. 50e. a box or 6 bare.
for 91.50.
FRUIT-A-TIVB LIMITED, OTTAWL
Zw&yu
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Sot *ow *in. Mt* $040.
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The Arch -Fiend of the Age.
•Neat war. more deadly than this
Modern butchery.„ --but catarrh which
leads to consumption and annually
kith' more than famine and war cons -
blued. tThe doctors now eucceesfully
fight Oataerh with a. remedy that
never fails-Catarrhozone, it's death
to every type of catarrh. It deetroye
every root and branch of the disease
so thoroughly that a relapse need
never be feared. If treaded with
colds, nasal or throat, catarrh, or sub-
jeet to bronchitis or asthma, use
Catarrhozoneand you'lle
be cured fo.
ever.
At a public meeting in Seaforth the
electors decided by a majority of four
or five not to have Main street, a, deci-
sion which is generally considered ad.
vanoing in the wrong direction.
Lives in the Blood.
Consequently it requires an internal
treatment, line- that will restore the
blood. and thereby relieye the copse
of the pain. r'
After years of experiment Dr. Ham-
ilton succeeded io producins, remedy
that quieltly' efFkr -rhet gout
and all uric acid disorders.
This marvellous cure has been given
to the public as Dr. Hamilton's Man-
drake and Butternut Pills, in every
case they cure quickly.
By toning the kidneys and liver Dr.
Hamilton's Pills enure a clean, heal-
thy body. The blood is restored to a
normal, healthy condition, renewed
•vigor is imparted to overworked or-
gans. and thus the general health is
built up, and no room is left for rheu-
matism to creep in.
• Discouraged sufferer, relief is at
hand. Use Dr. Hamilton's Pills, and
you will soon shake hands for good
with your old enemy. Here is a sub-
stantial proof:
A Cripple's Story of Cure.
," This is a glad day for me," writes
James E. Brownfield, from Midland,
Ont., "because I can speak of my per-
manent cure of rheumatism. I have
been all through the aching doge and
sleepless nights, have spent my money
on worthless renaedies, and conse-
quently in reconinaending Dr. Hamil-
on's Pills I feel sure of their -merit.
No remedy gave me such relief or did
me so much good as Dr. Hamilton's
Pills. My rheumatism they cured,
and ever since my health has been
perfect."
When Dr. Hamilton's Pilis are to be
bad in any drug etore, It's foolish to
live on in misery and ill -health. You
ought to get this medicine today and
cure yourself. Price 25c. perbox, or
five boxes for $I. At all dealers, or
by mail froni N. C. Poison & co.,
Hartford, Conn., U. S. A., and. King-
ston, Ont.
(pliONOtillOtti t51.KEEN)
°ire of the VOWS': of Bron-
chial Diseases, *because it
Jia s, theworst after-effects.
The fitst gy.ptotrig are
Chins 'it'd rem Cough, -Sorar and Inflamed .Ne apt liiil*-°v'enifA'n Gueed Pr"'
Tht044 BUIS .10 _Aft Chest, Settefe ett
P in 11 d Cho 14 it %AV' 4IttZlinottd, hP
rue ti anyt ng
aoli4t Night &Veit, Lusgitude,,,-should not be- neglected.• •Ira' "glthttL'irttiVinutliT
1'S(.11/JRffireventt and positively cures. LA Grip pet • dftlea putting his name to a folo
pfitionogia, and Ursn1titis.
t cannot ite cotisidered a veer
, relitt 0.1 person. Ile mrty succeed
TRW, tatri.T Lit PAR' rt nom sing the vino of the eta/anent
• The Zurich Herald of last week says:
"Saturday afternoen iisis the liveliest
day in town for some time. Mr. H.
C. Doan, V. S., informed the Herald
that in driving West on the Zurich
road he met 43 rigs coming into_ t
village in the first mile out of town.
Zurich is the busiest place of its size in
Huron county. That Zurich will have
railway connection in the not distant
future is almost an assured fact,
No less than three applications for
railway charters through Hatton coun-
ty will come before Parliament at the
next session.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
144
Bears 411.9..
Signatureof
.4e
The wicked editor of the Clinton Nett
Era, in referring to a report made to
Superintendent Putman at Toronto,
thus slanders the good people of noble
Ashfield township :-"Being a lecturer
upon soil and subsoil, cattle and grain,
and other things of a material ,nature,
he does not delve further into the
peculiar situation presented by a
superabundance of bachelors, and a
marked dearth of children. He simply
makes the plain, bald statement. and
lets it go at that. We don't know
whether his statement is true or other-
wise, but we are under the impression
that there are more bachelors in Ash-
fleld township than in any other in the
county. And there is no good excuse
for it, because Ashfleld has some of the
finest girls to be found in Ontario.
•
Legal Notes From Huron.
aw.; and Empires Legal Queries Department)
O. Blyth -Qu. -I am a house-
holder in a village and receive $10
annually from a mortgage on a farm.
Can I be compelled to pay income tax?
Ana - The income derived from
mortgages is subject to taxation.
There Is no exemption in such cases.
But the incoine of a farmer "derived
from his farm" is exempt. •••
F. 0.1'., Wroxeter. - Qu. -B had a
sale of farm stook; A put a cow in foral
se. The cow was sold; the purchaser
now finds that one of her teats does
not give milk. Can he return the cow
and demand his money back?
Anti -Where cattle or horses are
sold at public auction without any
"warranty" as to their souninesa, the
purchaser buys them at his own risk.
The general rule is that the purchaser
of articles, tioldht public auction, must
examine them himself. The aucti-
oneer is not hound to point out their
defects.
W. R., Dasiwood--4112.--If a person
dies worth $50,000, does the govern-
ment charge a percentage on the
whole amount, or only on the excess
over $10,000? (2) If there are debts
must they be deducted from the
amount of the estate before the sue-
e,ession duty can be charged?
Ana. -No nuccesslon duty is collect-
able from any estate which is under or
does not exceed, $19,000. If the entate
exceeds $10,000, after payment of
debts. and Is liable to duty, the duty
Is collected from 440 whole amount.
Where the estate passes to a stranger
10 per cent. is collected. If it passes
40certain of the more distinct relatives
of the deceased 6 per cent. only In
collected. (2) The debts must be &-
dude& and the duty la chargeable on
the balance. See Succession Duty Act
of 1005, Ibis too lengthy to give here.
A. 0,, Clinten.-Qu.-During an in-
vestigation A was intimidated and
hutzed into. signing a statement of
facts which purported tb give evidence
relieving the Mideirde of an Institution
front all blame. Ile now regrets hav-
ing signed the statement. Gen he
**palate It and bring an action again -
t the parties for causing him to align
it?
, .whi HCaigncd, hot it in quite certain
trotter,* g dt„02.1.46ist 006 por to" it,60,0„thit 44004 014 feitithwottomo tbOot 6 cannot Maintain an action for
**low *Am De. te,, sac** icetestteetweetiTeemeh exeleet the partite *be fit-
itit tablet
MILBURN'S
LAXA-LIVER
PILLS
are mild, sine and safe, and area perfect
regulator of the system.
They gently unlock the secretions, clear
away all effeto and waste matter from the
system, and give tone and vitality to the
whole intestinal treat, miring Comet's -
tion, Sick Headache, Biliousness, Dyspep-
sia, Coated Tongue, Foal Breeth, Jame
dice, Heartburn, and Water Brash. MIA
R. S. Ogden, Woodstock, N.11,.. writes:
"My husband and aura, have used Mil -
buries Lexa-Liver Pills for a number of
years. We think we cannot do without
them. they are the only pMs we ever
take."
Price 25 cents or five bottler for $1.00,
at all dealers or direct on receipt of prim"
The T. Milburn Co., Limite4 Toroto;
Ont.
To Manitoba
Alberta and
Saskatchewan
SPECIAL TRAINS FOR SETTLERS
With live stook (mil arises, tram Toronto at
9.00 pm.
EVERY TUESDAY DURING
MARCH ANC, APRIL
COLONIST CARS ATTACHED
NO EXTRA CHARGE
Settlers travelling -without live steak-hould
me 1.15 p.m. train froco Toronto daily.
TOURIST CARS
on 'ruesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays leid sat
urdays. Coat of slopping berths as (ollows-
• Winnipeg - 111.00 Regina - $a.00
Mooso Jaw • 6.0e Calgary - 8.00
"Settlers' Outdo" and "Wstrn Canada •
booklets of practical uso and interest to
tiers, with mtos and full information fro.
upon application to tioatost Canadian !oco,
Agent, or _ write to C. It Foster, 1). P. A.
C. P. ft. Torono.
JOSEPH KIDD,
C. P. R. Agent, GoderIch
• The editor of a western paper has
printed the following list of rates for
puff": For telling the public that a
man is a aucceseful citizen when every-
• body knows he in lazy as a govern-
ment mule. $2.80; referring to a de-
ceased citizen as one •Who Is mourned
by the entire community, when we
know he will only be missed by a pekoe
circle, $1.113; referring to some glli-
vanting female as an eetimftble lady
whom it Is a pleasure to meet, when
any bueiness man In town would
rather see the evil one corning,
calling an ordinary pulpit pounder an
eminent divine, 00 cents; nending a
sinner to heaven, $5.
Physicality Exhausted,
Lacking 10 courage-otit of joint
with everything-seaecely on speaking.
term) with even fair health, Such
low spirits are pitiable. Your brainfis
fagged, vitality sto exhausted Vett
eonetitution is well nigh ruined.'Whet
you need is Verrozone, that great
vitalizer end nutritive Mole. It'ir try
Making flesh and blood, by infusing
iron arid oxygen into the system, that
Verrozone helm it termite Week epota,
itletilla nett/ life info worirout organs
-makes you feel like faeW. Perform*
lifts ago from the old mad imparts
resilience and buoyancy tO dill de.
depressed. Ile manly, ruddy colored
ellist aside weakliest and enter the
happy life that cornea trent .„ttelti
Vertnaoh. Fift tents htfle *beg
any dent atme
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GRANOTRUNk RAILWAY
II SYSTEM
59661d1 OnWaij
Kates
to Billings, Mont., Denver,
Colorado Springs, Salt Lake
City, Nelson, Rossland, Van-
couver, • Portland, Ore., San
Francisco.
Tickets CIA sale daily.
Spoolal SOWS
Train to North
Wost
Every Tuesday during March
and April, special train with
colonist sleeper will leave Tor-
onto at 9 p. m, every Tuesday
during March and April for
Manitoba and North West.
Passengers travelling without
live stock should take express
leaving Toronto 1.45 p. tn.
Tha Short Lino to
Leave home Thnrsday p. m.
arriving in Cuba, Havana, early
Monday morning direct con-
nection. Tourist rates in effect.
IS THE Pf.A WHOM
VOL) CAN WIT ANYTHINQ
YOU NSW IN
TINWARE''
ORANITEWARE
STOVES and
RANCE'S
COAL OIL and
GASOLINE
Quality, the Best
Prices Right
Let me figure on your
PLUMBING, HEATING
and TINSMITHING
Satisfaction guaranteed
W. R. PINDER
41M11
tax arrived stud we wonbl el; grft Plesatite stioviuff
the *tow styles for Optng. 'Xita pattrOur shorett,
euAltiog we hob over ShOW4 befre, and ibst IS selleg
a good dal. We ano quite 100 of our SIG elftl. 412
Suite fee tueir"-they ere really hateltenles atidAin I/0044
te Cts:WWI the hig etal Th cletbleg trade.
Our experieuee has taught us when to tin tee uNati
thattewhy We Clain to bavOthe best valuta.
Give us. the oppottunity of proving our
Spring Hats hztve arrived,
Cali and see the 6.1(ing tlat,"
BUILD UP
For Tickets and full information, call on
F. F. LAWRENCE,
Town Ticket Agent
ofnee Hou*'st-ftaci am to 9.00 pm
J. STRAITON, Depot Ticket Agent.
OR
J. D. 14cDONALD, Dist. Passenger Ag't
TORONTo.
THE "LORNE"
REMEMBER
We build besidesa good wagon
Pievette of en kinds, Narrows, Rafters,
Matiure Spreaders, Stuffier.,
Wheelbarrows, Eta, Etc.
Always pleased to moll you OW CA tell0(rU0.
Tho Wilkinson Plough Co.
LIMITED
TORONTO - CANADA
by taking our Tonics
Beef, Iron & Wine
1 bottles for 75e
Cod Liver Oil
$1 bottle for 500
Syrup Hypophosphites
$1 bottle soe
S grg aP a4341E,1,-
$1 bottle for 75c
Any ot these will put
you in good shape for
the spring, at
H. W. Thomson's
DRUG STORE
Every tlour Delayed
IN CURING A COLD
IS DANGEROUS.
You hive often heard people mar "Its only
• eold, • oiling cough," but manyo life history
Would read different if, on the firri appearanne
of a °Gogh, it had bean remedied with
Dunlop's itoserp
• TORONTO
beeleeritIrateast triewarasatv dean to -
Meal timelier fee all eetesteee,
he as sei *hi tas sae /obit helixes/ Pelts
tflrifod ?*f�
fill* *94 seep. wad mete ceedition
distireete a
tut le l,pUttI�as
• too.000 Rao Thee hi
10,114 Re Durztor
newt,
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11004416 ' park vox
DR. WOOD'S NOR-
WAY PINE SYRUP.
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' te, . ,. '1`.i„)N,11,;;,a... '''''.1P • t, HAS. J. HARPER
West St. . GODERICH
WHERE
to get your
Plumbing,
Heating,
Electric Wiring Fixture,
Steel Ranges,
Coal Oil,
Granite and
Tinware.
Nickle Plated K ETTLES •
Tea.
at cut prices.
We got 6 dozen of the above Kettles at a big dis.
count from regular prices.
We guarantee them to be the best Kettle made to
day, and at the price we are selling them at they are big
bargains.
It is a pleasant, safe and effectual remedy,
that may be oonildently relied upon as a specific:
for Coughs and Colds of all kinds, Hoarsernese,
Sore Throat, Pains In Chest, Asthma. Bronchitis,
Croup, Whooping Cough. Quinsy, and all alba
tione of the Throat and Lungs.
Mrs Stephen E. Strong. Berwick, N8..
writes: "I have used Dr. Wood's Norway Pine
Syrup for Asthma, and have fotmd 10 40 be a
grand medicine. always giving quick relief. We
would not b• without a bottle of 11 in the
house."
Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup 1. put up in •
yellow wrapper. Three Pine Trees is the trade
mark and the price 25 'ants at all dealers.
Refuse substitutes. Demand Dr. Wood's and
180 11.
The Brussels Post of last week says
- For a tidy little village Anhorn van
outdo the most of the piaces of that
size in the capital cement eldowallo;
put down Int season, Pointers of real
value might be secured hy more p0.
tendons places. It in a pity thtthe
new 0. P. It. line did not 11311 It little
neater the villege, but if the inountain
will not go to Mohrtmet then Mohainet
must go to the mountain.
-- -
Chamberlain's Liniment for Rheu-
matism.
Dinules Drake, a mall out kir AA
°hold n v 111 , Conn., save : Ilia beltiin'. n'ii Palo Hahn in the ehampion
of all liniments. The past. year I was
troubled a great deal with rheinnat lam
in nty shoulder. After trying neveral
mires the stoiekeeper here reotn•
mended thin remedy and it completely
mired me" There In no use of anyone
angering frorn that painful ailment,
when thin liniment can he obtained
for a small Faun. One application gives
prompt relief, and Its continued tine
for a short thne will oilstone a per-
manent cure. For sale by Jas. IV 1 it/Orl
They wail -last long, so get busk.
Worsells' Cheap Hardware a d Stove Store
Ftev. H. Newcomb, of Clinton, nays
that during bin lengthened ministry,
he hart officiated at double weitilingn,
and double christenings, but not until
last week did he have a double funeral.
He wan called on to officiate at the
burial of two Inmates of the House of
Refuge; they were Interred nide by
nide, one burial service answering for
the term
SPEX!
We don't dub ourselves
PROFESSOR
but we know how to assist 'efective vision, if lenses will do it.
Try us.
Examination Fri
Ii. PARK
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
The greater the irritation In the
throat the more distressing the cough
becomes. Coughing is the effort of
Nature to expel thin irritating sub.
stance from the air parimges. Blekle'n
Anti-Connumptive Syrup will heal the
Inflamed parte, which exude nauenue,
and restore them to a healthy Mate,
the enugh disappearing under the
curative effeete of the medicine. It is
pleasant to the taate, and the prier. 21
cents, le within the reach of all
Isaac lifetlavin, the well kno h( c4.‘
raiser of Leadbury, 1(teIC111605 Ile er
ed In Seaforth to Luke Fortune, fef
the pregresalvo f' th
farmers oe It • Nu
filtc'reloartert'4dv,arlorbwmilale"Ittliliteel;clii 511i'd er°rateaeLfipluilm,i("0°°°;14t cot": Limited
$110.
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T11111 SCh001 has become the lead-
ing Commercial school in the West,
No similar institution is doing more
to thoroughly equip young peoplg for
responsible posttions. Our courses
are thorough and practical, while the
teaching is done by experienced In-
structors. All gratin/nee get good
positions. Von may enter at any
time. Write for catalogue,
ELLIOTT and bioLACHLAN,
Principals
1 Smoking Comforts
oniiw.miimmorisismosemossomissosiontiiimosoommii
In every respect The Brunswick carries
1.1 upto-date stock of Pima, Tobaccos,
Cigars and Smokers' Sundries. variety
and Quality can onl) be found here.
When you want your wants supplied
come to the
BRUNSWICK C.CAR STORE
WEST STREET, - - GODERICH
"The Star" is a
Leader --sure.
PAGE FENCING
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST
When you buy a knife for instance, you Resides t ho extra strength and superior
consider the quality of the steel in the workmanship, PAGE FENCES aro dip -
blade. The biggest anti heaviest k fit• is not pod in ei. special white paint. wh ich on
neeeswirily t he hest. Now I here is just as top of the hest of galvanizing, will lengthen
much difference in the qii.i1;iy and sit ritgt h the life of wre for yenrs. And, also, this
of steel in fence wiro as white voating makes wins
there Is In a knife Illtde or mut it more sightly.
a high carbon oteel
razor. The Pogo Co. 1190 ,
strength and ela.sticity of
Owing to the great
wire. which though it P AO F. fencing, ono -
.4 :10-`
costs you het little more, i ...iiimm_,-- • . __
itthjuirr,d11,1°1 :tem 1341retisuttinagre thee-
, ' 8"7, XII? (1133r
I: 0.4.. of the fencing.
is fifty per cnt. (o" ) l
stronger than wire in 03 ,ir
fences, The lightest P1)li za
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1' PI N C ES ono -half
(once iv as strong as the
henviegt of other an dies. moro 'tattoo ofrongth.
Notice the lot k in PAGE. greater protection against
EMPIRE" FENCE. You T 5*8. LOC 1.1. 1 N PAC.% E. rued, ty ter workmanship,
may havrtnotiied also that ' • EMPIPIE.' FENCE'Sbettet appearance, uso
others aro ImItatine183.3, ,'qt, can you afford
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U. That is a good recommend for it. to use other fnces, even though you could
When) we lead other, follow. buy them for one-half the price of the
All PAGE wire is "COILVD." not PAGE. ? ,Iiia, really oure cost you
crimped. little. if any moro. 408
Get prices before placing your order for Fence Gates or Lawn Fence.
SOLD AND
ERECTED BY J. B. HAWKINS, Goderich.
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CANADAS POPU.AR INTIIIUMENTS 1. • I
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Popular because they are good in every
particular In Touch, Tone, Design and Wol.
manninp. The Bell in the only piano with the
Illimab!e QumIt Repeating Action.
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