The Goderich Star, 1907-01-11, Page 4IBlack Cherry Cough Balsam
NOTICli
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sillwaYs
NTOrall ee ItilassbY givee tbet ereplleetlea
...l -N Will bo wittdeltetair etttnalliettn cf Van"
aglit at the It aeisdalt thateor tor On Act
, aritendlng the AO* :teeing te the Canadian
Nix tbernikitati 0 Railway tannpany Iferracrly
BO Jell** 1/eY Iteihney COsepatiye a* r0we e
Atitbetiring the teeetrettlen et the follow.
Ing bents* reillvey e se
te) from Washaep weeterly to lake Deleon
neer gieesadlote
RO Does At eerier ivertherts: to St. Lsw,
rote* niece betsvcce Mingalna and Broca -
vile);
01 Win Pembroke seettavesterlY to Iiittko
Gittafin, beNun Torento and Ifellovuto ;
(d) .tromTonentoksitaverseine eorthwesterlY
to Ocorifiae Dee, near Colungweod or Owen
Senna I
(r) Teen; Torentoeltresva nee westerly pas.*
1hth
alt rOngh Or near Toronto, Muni/Lon and
inndon to Withilan, %stilt branches to St.
"ottlfla and Sanaa, and a branch er loop north
TOMO°.
IP, trans Niegara River northwester's,. paee
leg thesugh or o car 'Minato:1 to Lake 'Goren,
near Modeach ;
IA trent Lake Erie west of Port Colborne,
nortnerly pas.sing through or near Brantford
or Berlin to Georgian Baez
An from a. want near Washago to the Geor-
gian DIY east of (villingwoodi
(1) from afontreal-Ottawa IMO north of
Montreal. westerly tO Mined with the auth-
orittad line In the County 9, Leeds or Lanark:
Also fixing and extending tho time for cum
waren:vet atal compktloa of authorized lines
Atiagthe Una of securities which may be hi'
sued in respect of aboVe littes at eseerse per
mile and authorising amitigamation co. lean.
log agreements, with the Canadian Northern
Macho° Railway Cotupany.
GERARD BUHL,
AsAistant Solicitor.
Toronto. IMB November. itea.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
N• OTICE OP MEETING.
The Annual Meetiag of the Trustees of the
Alexandra -General and Marine Hospital wilt be
held M the Court Roast In the town a Code -
rich, on Monday, the atst day a January. A. D.,
• *111 o'clock p, m„ for the purpose of elect.
Ing trustees and other business. 11, E. flononves,
Secretary.
A NNUL 141MTING,
• Annual Meeting of the West Wawaraosli
Mutual Pits Itraumnee Cmhpany will be held
In the Agricultural hall, Dungannon, Wednes-
day, Hie raid day of January, teat% at one
o'elock p. m„ abarp, nosiness of the meeting:
to receive the Annual Statements, Directorsarid
Auditers'Itetxtrts, the alecting of three directors
and any other business for the good and wel intent
the company. The three retiring directors are
Mr, John Dallantyne, of 'Kincardine, Mr, lid.
ward Acheson, of Goderich towuship. and Mr.
Alex. stuart, of the township of West Wawan•
oh, all of whom are eligible for re-election.
JNo. BALLA NTVria, J. Id. ROBRRTS,
President. Secretary,
Dungannon. Dec, At, igoa
ST If ON AGRICULTURAL SO-
'IrCIETY.
annual meeting of this society will be
held at the Town Hall, °oder-kb, ou Wednes-
day, January 160, too, commencing at i o'clock
rt. m„ for receiving the anneal report, electing
officers and transacting auy general business.
A large attendance of members is specially re-
quested. If you have any complaints to make
or suggestions to offer for the coining Pall Fair,
please be on hand.
50,0. JOHNSTON, Sec`y.
Ooderich, Jan. a, tgo7.
NNIJah MEETING.
Tho Annual mooting ot the Moltillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Company will be hold in tho
town hall, Seaforth, on Friday, January 18t11,
007. at one o'clock p. in.
Businetnrof the mooting, to receive Cho an-
nual atat,ornont, Direetors' and Auditors' ro.
ports. Um electing of three director*. and other
business for tho good and welfare of tho
otimpauY.
W ; Jas. .. d
vans, B000hwood, an
The retiring dirootinthrop I'. O. oaro Jno. O. Grieve,
Jno. llonnowein, Brodir maim, who aro °porta°
re-election.
THOS. E. IfArs, J. B. Mc:LEAN,
Secretary. President
NOME To CREDITORS.
, —
Notiee Is berthy givers to i4 persons hav-
ing ()labile against the Estate of Peter Plant,
late of tho Township of Colborne, in the County
of Macon, farmer, derma:sod, to send in the
sittne. duly vcritled,t0 Proudfoot, Hays & Blair,
Ooderich, onor botote the lith day of January,
1807. after which date tho executoru of his
Estate will proceed to distribute the said
hliitate among the peraons entitled thereto:
having regard only to the elnArns of which
notion shall then have bowl received, and that
the executors will net boilable tor the proceeds
of tho Estate so dietsibuted to Roy permit of
whom claim notice shall not have boon receiv-
ed.
Dated at Ooderleh Was etith day of December,
1900-
PROVDFOOT,Idava & BLAISt.
Solieltors tor the L'xeoutors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN TUE Marren OF TIM ESTATE oF JAMES
CLArtg, LATE oF TUE Town OV
IN Tint COUNTY' OF HURON. GENTLEMAN,
Decease»,
Notleo la hereby given pursuant to II. S. 0.,
Ban, Cap. 129, that, all creditors and others
having claims against the estate of the sald
Jam& Clark, whodted on or &tont the illIth day
of November,. 1900, am required, on or before
the 15th day of .lantlarY, 11837.10 send bypost
prepaid, or deliver to aloreue. Dtoktneon and
Garrow, of tho Town of Ooderich, in tho Coun-
ty of Huron, Solicitors for The Toronto General
• Trusts tornoration, tho Exeoutor of the Estate
()Ube said dammed, their Christian and dur.
netuos, addresses and descriptions. tho full
istreculete of their elettna, the statement of
their atmounte and the nature ot tho scout Mos,
if au>', held by thous.
Am) Forerratit TAItE Norms that after such
leet tnentleued date the said Executor will
premed toolietrIbute tho rnrsots of the deceased
among the partiat entitled thereto, having re-
gard only to the claims of which they atthl
then have notice, tind, that the *aid Knot -titer
• will not he liable for the said assets many part
thereof to any person or persona of whose
claims notice shall not have been received by
them at the time of such distribution.
DATED the litth day of December, Pen.
nICKINSON & 0 ARROW,
Solicitors for the Toronto Goncral Trusts Cor-
poration. Ihmoutors of the Estate of James
Detwased,
— . .
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
rVIROINN12NSTATE
ANI)NSMS01eeciling„huying
or reettne town and farm
property. Fite ttoff Lite Insurance, Mos.
North WAN Wart Boum Square.
; ese_eeseseeseeeeees. :
MEDICAL
DRS. EMMERSON ft TURNBULL.
A. T.'Estsuttoms,
W. S. TtritNEUM, M, It.
Ordeal, Bateman St 'Phone 103
Dr. Iterteesone Ittaidenee—Se David Street,
Opposite ancients St. Chine& Phone Ma
r. Tundtellet Iteeldenee— Nelson Street
Next Statwer Store, Phone 121.
. .A. R. MACKLIN, M. D.
aft
ction and Surgeon. Speedel attention to
eV, Nee mato end throat, °eke and realdenee
tied Bank of Mentreal.spp te, t Moe,
Weetetreet.Goderich. Teter) Orr 'O. MI
DENTISTRY.
Ah.a. Ig-Affiatra
PRBFEISBIONAL
JORDAN, `Neater of Piano and Organ.
VolessCreture. Ara Reeidenee.
tearettereet„
AIi02 ADAM% teather ot Mee, eto.
Tier 4'4°0%1:4 IirditairtmithIllek' °°1"
lUCTIONgliftirNo
BECKETT. (kneed Atectioneor
uffitert bisect tiodetich. P.O. Box
Foni stee and all etber sales will
silettent on. I twill buy your en.
erieeltekl Purnittires and will paY
apse._ Weer. Lest, trett knevrwhat eatt JaaVe
till Walla Ittattee, he Aunt nee what etta
OR Ye& Etffiniel BECKETT, Curiosity
Shops theibrielt.
tiOTELS
la 11OItON BUT Oortcrich
1. ly.r.IIL.d duet wedetnieml.
Weal fee the Relerellee Seld tenter, tiestA
allay hetet °die tweet anywnwe,--N. J. Wilt-
MInEYs fIVOIMMIKON
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THE. COLBORNE ii0TEL
Y00, Ir. ptietsTOV: , Piton/atm*.
itreetite pit& house, under the
Iteir tnallegeltitait, Will be COnductednn
Watt* ?fleapits, snit 'the beet ,poiedble
**rift it Etterslneettli the pi
Yezerpettezitsge fit teal idly *elicited.
nintliken arid Nett.
feta WOOS, Gridetich.
,
Att° Ortleitalte
witailet trie StailletArk WOWS
rre
SCORED ANOTHER I
WONDERFUL VICTORY
•
Coo Moro AIM to *a Load LW *1
Cite* IHretteil kir Psechisio.
Ri**1•Fla,
1 Thie young led), who lives in Brown -
411e, near Woodstock, Ont., tells her own
story in a few effective worde et how she
obtained deliveremoa from the terrible
Op of weakneee and disease.
1 have CO thank rinlebio0 JOT ttlt Prcatnt filt*-WL
Let7irycittagagogipecirinfelng loro� a=orici,;011601:11cdo
sweep the carpet,
It I tient for a
dorsi had to Ile
dowe when I
0 bt,k, II I
we' t tor 0 mils
On WO on ln y
wheel I wan I00
weak to lift it
through the gate-
way, *114 last
time I came in
ft' ova baying it
fri1 ar,
ryt..
from fatigue. My
father would give
mono peace until
en
ihrianowiarod irli
wO3 excellent for
decline or weak -
neva. I must say
the re* ul ts aro
wonderful, and
people remarked
any improvement Instead of • little, pale, hollow
ebeskse. listless, meteneholy girl. 1 ete to -day
lull of life. ready for a aleigh.ride, a akatIng
match, or an evening party with auyono, and a
low months ago I could not struggle to ClUirch,
to mean from my home. I have never had Ws
align teat cause to fear any return of the disease.
ELLA MUMBli WOOD.
Brownsville, one
Thentrands of women are using PSY.
CHINE, because they know front exper-
ience that in it they have a safe friend
and deliverer. Psychine is a wonderful
tonic, purifying the blood, driving out
iisestee germs, gives it ravenous appetite,
aids digestion and assimilation of food,
and is a poeitive and absolute cure for
disease of throat, chest, lungs, stomach
and other organs. It quickly builds up
the entire system, making sick people
well and weak people strong.
(PRONOUNCED SI•KEER)
for sale at all druggiete at 60o. and $1.00
per bottle, or at Dr. T. A. Slocum, Limited,
Laboratory, 179 King fits West, Toronto.
Dr. Root's Kidney Pills are a oure and
permanent cure for Rheumatism'Bright's
Diocese, Pain in the Back and all forma
if Kidney Trouble. 26e per box, at all
lealere.
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calm or removing and leaving them uncalled
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name facia evidence of intentional fraud.
be Goberich Star.
TICLISPRONE CALL 71.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1907
The appointment of MreArthur Sy -
dere, to be Clerk of the Legielature,
Delatnere to be Assistant
Clerk, and Maier Joseph fleck to be
postmaster of the Parliament Build-
ings. was officially confirmed in last
week's Ontario Gazette. Speaking of
the manner in which the positions
have been filled, Hon. Mr. Whitney,
Prime Minister of the Province, stated
that the long experience of Messrs.
Sydow) told Delamore entitled them to
promotion. AS to Mr. Beek, besides
being a Man of considerable capacity
and it general favorite, on one occa-
eion, at least, Mr. Whitney said, hie
seat in the Legislature had been stolen
from him with deliberate intent. Ile
had suffered financially, and the Gov-
ernment was glad to place a position
In the puldie service at the dispesal of
to capable and so good a man. Mr.
Beck was a candidate in several elect -
Hone in West Huron,
A Letter from New York.
tMitor Gonnntcat Gran,
DEAR SIM—Please find enclosed one
dollar, and econtinue sending true Vim
"STAB." Its arrived le ithifftyS SO well -
come, It containe SO 1111101 that. ie in-
teresting. and above *all, its tone is
pure and wholesome. May its *Starry'
influence) keep on radiating through
the corning year, and all the years to
follow. Alsty peace and prosperity be
in every- Canadian home thie New
Year, and may the beautiful "Mitple
Leaf " flourish tt9 it never flOurished
before. 1 am alweye a busy woman
when well, and never lose eight Of
Canadian interests. I am much exer-
cised at present over the appoint-
ment of that arch pro -Briton, Jame*
Bryce, as ambassador to Washington.
Canadians Will require to be very olett
and keenly watch every' politieel
move at the White House, beeeute, it
Roosevelt and Ttoot should covert an»
other eliee of Caniula, why, Jetties
Bryce *Oeld glee them the *bele Dee
MitilOn 11 118 could. I ettil net surpritted
that the Yankees aro Clapping each
other withjoy itt him appointment, Do
you Ouppixte tbet they Wouldgush Over
the appointnlent of that splendid and
loyal empire builder. Lord Strathrone
No, indeed, they kitow that Britlab
intereata 'Would he tritely guarded hy
hiai, but Will WI totally dietegarded
by awe Pryer. Just &WAR, futthnr
deatiopornta and @ea. Faithfully,
Sits. .1. IL eatal,n11.,
Neve York, Ltath 1000.
ID RItafatil TIOS fIl'Ot.----There are
eie retitediet Were tOklaY
leffleaehalt Itt ritelletIng Pitin qtd
IwvNfltwplegtethqtr,,distrtelerti MI to
lir, Thom*a I r Ithite del
moistrstiod its pOViera thoilatindi Ot
0460* *Mk' IMICt blifftbet Or testb
etebiiktle AI to Ito steal Valtto *a WA.
leirio told ba fit* Wen theta 00ZMItt
Tee lit liter WOO 41tary*Itetes
ese
fig $TANDH, WELL %nit
THE DOVVRNIViNto
ootractor Conry, Of Otte', WhO
Ptt 1000 into the Hyttlan Mee
tier' Fund.
Ottezea Correfspondenee.
One of the witnessea in the. prelien•
heavy investigation of the London
election frauds wee Mr. James A. Cote
ry, who was described a contractor
frhru Ottawa.Mr. aw. r. Corrmth
y ore at
while the by-election catupaigu W189 in
progrees, be bad a contract to build a
a wharf at Steloseph'reon Leke Huron.
It io the moue wharf which hue been
diecuesed on several occastione, and
which ie admittedly a uttelerto structure,
denounced even by the Liberal mem-
ber for the county in which it is sit-
uated. However. Mr, Corry had the
coutract to build it, and the cost as
completed is about double the etaimate
given in Parliament when the work
was undertaken.
CONTRIBUTES $300 TO HYMAN'S FUNDS
Now. while Mr. Corry was building
this wharf for the Public Works De-
parttnent, Mr. Hyman, Minister of
Public Works,wae contesting London,
and Mr. Corry testified that be went
to that eity and handed 83(8) to Mr.
Hold, one of the active eiectioneero,
and letter one of the accused in the
London election prosecution. Mr. Cor-
ry had intended going onto SeJoeeph's
to pay his [nen their wages, but, hav-
ing parted this motley on the way, he
returned to Ottawa without vieiting
the works, lie told the Court that, it
was common for contractors to con.
tribute to canapaign funds. Thio con-
tractor rreemed to take it as it matter
of policy, seeing that the candidate in
the by-elections was the iklin fete'. under
whom his contracts were performed.
TH LC CONTRIBUTOR AS GOVERNMENT
LANDLORD.
But Mras . Corry hother relations
with the Government and with Mr.
Hytnan's Department than those of
Government contractor.. He has built
and owns certain edifices in Ottawa,
including an office building in whiter
the Government Is a profitable tenant.
The Auditor General's report contains
the following items of rents paid by
the Public Works Department
NEARL 820,000 RENT.
Georgian Bay Ship Canal to J. A.
OPrry, for rent of part of fourth Hat
for teteive menthe, el.880.04; new ad-
dition fourth fiat, six months 1,500;
part of sixth fittesix months, $1,200.15;
total, $3,89.10.
Marine and Fisheries Department,
J. A. Corry, rent of fifth fiat for
twelve months, $2,500; part of the
basement, six months, $300 ; total.
$2Ig(n)(tej.rnational Waterwaye Commis-
sion, J. A. Corry, rent of three rooms,
eix months, $204.
Ottawa River Works, J. A. Corry,
rent of offices, twelve monthe, $720.
National Transcontinental Railway,
J, A. Corry, Ottawa, 1'00(0pa
ente id during
the twelve months for first, second,
third and sixth fiats, $12,S12.07.
PAID .1N ADVANCE.
Mr. Corry seems to be charged with
over $300 interest for advance of pay-
ment, which goes to show that, his
rents were paid Jong before the gov-
ernment entered into possession, in
order to provide him with capital to
complete his building, ft may be. fur-
ther stated that Mr. Reid, one of the
Transcontinental Railway commis-
sioners who paid these largo rents in
advance, was, before his appointment,
en active election campaigner in Mr.
Hyman's riding, and is a near relative
of the other Mr. Reid, now implicated
in the London election affair, to whom
Landlord Corry made his hy.election
visit and hy-election contribution.
Thus Mr. Corry preserves kindly
relations with the Transcontinental
Commission, which is hia principal
tortant. and with the Minister nt Pub -
He Works, who gives him contracts
and pays him several thousend dollars
a year for office rents.
A FEW EXTRAS.
It might lie added that Mr. Corry
received, in addition to his rents, 8150
for extra plumbing in the rooms rent.
ed for the Georgian Bay Survey t
$455.83 for decorating the Deep
Waterways rooms, and $152.80 for
cleaning the w intim% S, etc., in the
Transcont i nen tell apartments.
The Catholic Church in France.
DEMI Sip.• • Same of the contents of The
Star for last wook amazed ma 1 refer to the
article with the above caption. That thoro
aro people, oven in Godorich, mentally puny
enough acid sufficiently Ill -Informed to espouse)
and publish such an erroneous article as that,
is probably true, hitt that respontable gentle,
mon, mon of culture and erudition, mon of
high social standing, of oonspicuous ability
and extensive reading and onvervation, could
endorse, 043110800 and publish to tho world stroll
an article surpasses my comprehension.
Tho people of St Peter's church may, 11 thov
will. attempt to boycott the French nation by
refusing to purcham or 0E10 any more goods of
French manufacture, but whon Jantos J.Doyle
and James A. McIntosh and others co-operate
With thorn. intike such erroneous statements
andprefer against the Frottoh government such
false eheree., s as thug do in the mid article, I
eanoot, in the interests of truth, remain Whim.
They amiort that tho French government Mag.
phemously boasted that they had driven
Christ out of the sehools and would now drive
71101 011* of the country—that they designing
and. working to destroy all religion In 8'031130
- that they have driven the cardinals, amb-
Whops, bishops and other clorgy mit of thCir
hermit with brutal violence- that they have
shamelessly robbed tho churches, seminaries,
schools, ecclesiastical rosidenooe and church
property g.onotaily -and they have groly in-
sulted and calumniated tho Pope of 'tome.
Such statements are entirely at variance with
tho provisions of tho "Law of Separation,"
and are (mama/Retail by ail the best informa-
tion can glean respecting the prtsont ()ride
in Franco.
It Mr. Doylo and Mr, Mointeedi can tintalluh,
as the resolution they father In said article
teaches, tht medieval belief that religion and
Roman Catholicism aro synonymous and in.
terehangrablo terms, that Cho preeenee or ab-
sence Of Pgitintrilatti moans thO preznince Of
!igloo. cut that there 143 4)0 religion apart from
lie Colman Catto110 Church, they must oxouse
tit it we relidee that wo are not. crowded by
peclealantical pressure into such a miserably
contmeted ‘vortti‘ of error and bigotry as they
evidently arte. Vhlio there cue religion and
godly peeple the Raman Catholie Church,
wit glod to know that trao religion flour
ishes :tad rtedlY People abound outside of that
chinch, and in cotintrins whero it la not, and
the gantletnen named know this to be trim), or
*1108- (11130 got much to !Oath. There aro (about
tS0,eue itrotestants in Franco, and 01e rolBrion
the religioe they -refessi RP divine in ite origin
and altimeter, Rti mooring to Gal and as bolts
pa racu an tho Inman Catholic: Church has
been, Or will be. and not a word ot complaint
runtime the gOveroment has come nem them,
ee bemuse the unholy alliance*, chere.h and
suitable) been dismtlivol.
The crisis in Franee net a nerseention of
brutal violeuce Inflicted npon the ehereb be
fhb government:4F tbe eubsenetien Of pc*
litical, social as moral conditions in the
Claude tenable with her dialoree 404 tn.
ttigaltuo }Valenti teen thouseustaltate the
iteenee eathelle theme lees been tatted with
Oteetete risme% Test arannee vote ten..
penalty suspended eluting the "etenthRowe
talon; but weeteetereel bY tho treaty known
aa tee econeeteate By that treaty the netion
egraeatel ewe tbetalexice or tho erlette, bish-
op*, erehleshopzi end earilnala, on the catedi,
non thet it be allowea to nominees the wee to
heeetute MAMA. 133? that arrangement, ago.
to slummy were intel otter the peen° tree -
tette tor etude' freetalifill toirpeese, net teat
eotlettet, was tewfottd mitt rtemitly, when the
element tope, Pine X. re sea to appoint eit
bishops OW noutteeta et tire Frenzel ender -
wet, betwoee, ee &Mgt& they Were 000 lib-
eral in their v10°1/40.114 asses:we toe triendty
tttitade tillettardS timitepeblie Setteaqueezte,
tesideeteleOltbet d a a trietelly„yiqt. to the
King OttiMIV Mi tome; and, left the eteterel
ty Keit telling epee the Peet,. bemuse
he bleed the rut betweee use unreel aud
the Vsitirata to* !OM% tO be bridged by bun,
That behttViant Of Lettbet made thellemen
cardinal 151.16410.0114 therierit reinetterattre,
raYS thetetelebogesetenteet.belt to eel the
estreirem metre. Thesetwo theists tooted in
trxridisetIert et filettely whines* between the
'EnterrosatIon *ea the Nattnia. A64 !Ile COM.
bistro/sent of the etruintle.er welth the tute.
atossets tgsree,!ritination. The elerieh Ann
bl"m"AteIZtro
.0.0,4*,,reb8t 33e83113e0b.,t4teeeteri et.4
*rose C. Mid tlatteOtiftwit er which
he • ete Were alecettiniee the mires
weettateso, sea iewitlisset fhb
nrtt ir sonal
N eed'her
ITate**. 4 lireed ab
Ne4tt
.tleber efol_iktea,.48i, 1114
*It testee.see weeks eiet Seleit,Itere
he OAKS heehieth tantrum to
It
Prolese atititeritiest anntral, reporta of tilt*
lOOlahllgs 444 *.gp8thtose.p.,- dal thou/Away,
oda tram ctiva corr.-nolo* urea 'NUM. `1141,
achoohrotthorallgtau*.cietera War& closed *0.
catnift thoY were round to he teaching tile chill -
1i4,11 doetsInc;t hot ethic% whiCti Weffl conYert,
log -thorn 1o10 agsOoratlgii of monartlats and
atati•fitrinittlioar.a. Thee EaltiO, 0110 yeer„ age,
the "3.,441r9f t* levet irrel' Of Church Ana btatg.
The princIps) mewls ams'Of thatlaw aro tlresest
lititate support of tho chorale* and.elarieY
Weir -withdrawn, Red the clergy had onlYtheic
Peorde tudoPerld alma far their eateries', The
MO0;14 the Soveral ch tactic* a oet ciartsllas iktio
roma= toorganize:theinsaves tuto oaasocia,
ttens et:101011o." corporat ions 010111100 (0 them
oxistinz amens Protatants in tile To
thew associations' cultuelle the tioveroment
Will transfer al! too churches. 111800004es and
°Tor real ciato required for religion* worship,
w th all tho furniture, talcs. ornaments, ac,„
tv thin Or bnlOnging to the churches, and thoY
aro to became tiro inalienable property ot the
associatione oultnelle as ion as the"' oxlst.
That °saw church or parish shall select and
support Its own pastors and teachers, aud
mallago its own affairs. and that the law
ahall apply to all recta, creeda and denotuina-
Main. without exception, Mow a charge of
shameless robbery of churches, etc., can b0
manufacturc.ct out of :malt n law est tale °toy an
Moor:mit or dintorted wind can SCO. Tho
French Government, tut for frous seeking to
exterminate religion in Franco, are laboring to
maintain rellirlOus WODillin thrOlighout tha
don CalZUO into force, exespt that the ept° of
TAR
” "a > •
0000 ADVICE.
It Isn't trtie ewer:easy *0
weaken the Aires) of rear MPS"
*age by tho we- of cheap ad -
vertleleg mealums. TIIE GODE.
Well STA= is the leape expelleiVie
advertising medium, bpt TOD
wouldn't call it cheap. View-
ed from a unmet -Eels etandpoint,
advertising space 1 an un-
questionably good invesst-
ment if properly placed. THE
SPAR offers and affords the
best investment.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE IMMO gmnine
Tablets. Drugrs refund money 10 13
Is on each box 25c.
lanti, pinch 33 t weebefore the law of aepara- fails to cure. . Grove's signature
each church, or parish. Must chose r01r own
postern and pay them, deepen their own
churches and manage their ow .
n affa And
up to last August the Roman Catholic Church
in France. WW1 Tare exceptions, had accepd
the now arrangement, and were adjusting
themselves to the new conditions. Last May a
convocation of the bishops and other leaders of
the churoh voted SA to 10 to givo the now law a
fair trial, and made arranicomentn for the or-
ganization of churches and earl:Mesas the law
required, and everything WM) sweot and lovely.
But ono day In the following September Franco
wits convulsed from contro to circumference by
tho publication of the Popo'n " encyclical gra-
visslitto,. which condemned tho action of the
bishops and Mauch localtirs..declarod ,that,the
formation of asaociations cultuclIe would be
a violation oath° is:oared Wrests which are the
of the church, and enjoined the clergy
and laity not to oloy tho law. Twenty-three
of the prominent leaders of the church, mon of
()WHIM, ability and Mich ntation in the church,
Mined in appeal to the Pope to nudity his on.
oyelical gravisalmo, assured him that /As action
would wreck the church and cause tho loss of
the greater part of Ito members, and informed
him that they rearm:eau:LI the almost ottani.
mous wish of the church in France. To that
185)5)3011 1)0 reply was received, and of it, appar-
ently, 130 notice WWI takea by the Popo. Ilence
the bialinps and the loaders of the Worrell hold
another convocation, revoked their formation,
arrested all preparations for adjustment to thu
requirements of the new law, submitted to the
lunnictions of the papal encyclical graviiisirno,
and ham berm ever since forced. against their
Judgments, conscience and sympathies, into
an attitude of insubordination, disloyalty and
opposition to the Government and masses of
tho poople. If the Government of Franco
have dispossessed the clericm of their offices
and houses it Id not tho fault of the Govern.
meta, nor of the clergy, nor of the people, but
of tho foreign potentate who stupidly meddled
witb things which those concerned could have
satisfactorily settled without Mtn.
BENJAMIN NOTT
LOSING MUSCULAR
POWER.
THE FIRST SIGN OF MENTAL DE-
CAY—THE WARNING OF GEN-
ERAL BREAK -DOWN.
Changes in the nervous system man-
ifest themselves slowly.
They show first by muscular weak -
11038 -18 feeling that threatens paraly-
sis, or by a fulness in the head that in-
dicates approaching apoplexy.
It seems like stiffness, but you soon
discover there's a lack of power—thet
the endurance of this or that muscle
Is not what it ought to he.
Your friends may notice a slight
thickness of speech,or that your mem-
ory is decidedly failing.
These symptoms may grow worse
very quickly if they are not treated
by Ferrozone. You must build up the
nervous system. This can be acccorn-
plished m no other way itS thoroughly
and permanently as by the dile of Fer-
rozone.
This remarkable remedy, which has
cured tens of thousands of Canadian
people, increases enormously the di-
gestive power, stimulates the forma-
tion of blood, the rich, red kind that
puts new life into tele nerves.
The first result of these changes is
Increased strength.
Natural circulation quickly follows,
and thea fullness in the heed, so dM-
turbing and alarming, too, quickly
passee avSay.
These changes are wrought in a
natural way, for the reason that For-
rozone treats the causes that excite
these troubles.
For the aged and weak who need
strength—for. those run-down and
thin—for the 'sickly and nervous who
lack staying power—nothing compares
with Ferrozone.
No tonic gives such lasting good
health; try it yourself. Sold by all
deMers in 500. boxes.
A very sudden death occurred at
Isucknow on Wednesday of last week,
in the person of Mee. J. 0. Grenache.
After a walk in her usual apparent
good health she made a frienuly call
at the home of Mr. Wm. Geddes, and
expired almost immediately. Mrs.
Grenaohe was the wife of Mr. J. Oren -
ache, oneof the town's early busineas
men, who died about five years ago,
moich respected.. Two sons survive,
Wallace, at Welland, and Alonzo, in
Washington.
Sudden transitions from a hot to a
cold temperature, exposure to rain,
sitting in a dronight, unseesonahle ante
stiteition of light for heavy clothing,
are fruitful causes of colds and the re-
sultant cough eci perilous to persons of
weak lungs. Among the many medi-
cines for bronchial disordera so aris-
ing, there is none better than Bickle's
Anti -Consumptive Syrup, Try it, and
become convinced.
_
George Roe, proprietor of Queen's
Hotel, Wingham, died on Sunday
morning, Deo. 30, after an illness of
about three Months. Mr. Roe was
one of the best hotel men in Western
Ontario, being strict and attentive to
every detail of the business, therefore
affording theftrayelling nubile a corn.
foetable and up-to-date house,
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR
PILES.
Itching, blind, bleeding, protruding
piles. Druggists are authorized to re-
fund money if PAZO OINT MENT fail
to cure In 0 to 14 days. 50o.
What Canada Should Do
Copy of Resolution adopted hy tho Executive
Committee of the Navy League, Toronto
Branch, Ilth Dm A. D.. MK
"That it is not coneietent with the
true intercede of Canada, either from a
political or an economic point of view,
that we elionld continue to neglect all
preparation to take our part iu the
Naval Defence of the British Empire,
and Oath is et duty we owe to Otir-
selves, to our fleeting commerce, and
to the Empire, that we should lay the
foundation, of et breed National Mare -
time Polley, in Whioh Naval Propane-
tioo will go 1)18184 10 hand with Ole de-
velopmest of a Canadian Mercantile
Marine, with the encouragement of the
Canadian thipbuilding industry, and
with aecuring tor Confula her fair
sham of the werld'e maritime trans-
portation."
Barely Lived ThrOugh It.
.& terrible experieuee _had &tweed
,T, O'Conner, of &milt Ste Mettle. "Fteall
boyhood." he writes, "I have been it
coottant eufferer Itorn asthma and
estterrh. My maiel and throat "mat -
ways Mopped up foul I bid droppings
in the throat„ NVIten attacke came on
I thought I coolant live Blemish tho
night, I trotild sit up, loop for breath
od *white grnat dlatraeo. Catarrho-
Xenia Mode tuo entirely Well." No
'stranger proofit reonited. Asthma ho
turablits,,,to la ratan h. l'Ate (lett/Atha-
ram and. your reeoyety 10 gratteetitteed.
'NM Witte* 25C. and at all deitlers,
On New Year's day death's sum-
mons came to James Kelly, of Turn -
beery, after an illneee of about two
months, from an 101)80,8 in his bead.
Deceased was born in Hay township,
and weasel years of age, He was of a
kindly disposition, highly respected
by the public and an esteemed mem-
ber and official of Wingbant Metho-
dist church. He leaves two sons,
Wellington, in Winnipeg, R. T., of
Herailton, and one daughter in the
West.
She Was Wild With Pain.
From Willow Creek, Ont., Miss E.
Diegel writes : "A few years ago I
was drenched with rain and got lum-
bago; it was like 18. eteel rod piercing
my back. 1 also had earache and was
just wild with pain. I applied batting
soaked'with Nervilitie to my ear and
rubbed on Nerviline for the lumbago.
That rubbing relieved and in few
hours I was well. No other liniment
could do this." It's the penetrating
power of Nerviline that makes it su-
perior to all other liniments. Nothing
beats it, 25c. at all dealers.
At the Ontario checker tournament
which closed in Hamilton on Monday
of last week, W. T. Walton, of Sea -
forth, won the chatnpionehip. Wal-
ton lest but three games out of 44,
winning 21 and drawing 20. This
gives Walton the championship of
Canada, which carries with it the
championship cup and $25. Daring
the tournament Mr, Walton met and
defeated such well known players as
Pickering, of Baltintore; Garvin, of
Ottawa, and others of the hest checker
players in the Dominion.
Health Depends on Good Blood.
Everyone who uses Ferrozone has
good color and great vitality. Reason
for this is Ferrozone's power to create
nourishing hloqd. '1 was broken
down, had no strength and couldn't
eat," writes Mrs. Charles Benny, of
Cloyne, Ont. "My nerves were irrit-
able. I was thin blooded and contin-
ually unhappy. I tried Fete ozone. It
gave me new energy, force, vim. It
bronght me strength—made me well."
Greatest tonic and rebuilder ever
known is Ferrozone. Sold eyerywhere
in 50c. boxes,
George B. Roe, owner of the Queen's
hotel, Whigham, passed away on Sun-
day week, aged 39 years. He was
well and favorably known, and is sur-
vived by a widow.
A CURE FOR FEVER AND AGUE.—
Parrnolee's Vegetable Fills are com-
pounded foe use in any climate, and
they will be found to preserve their
powers in any latitude. In fever and
ague they act upon the secretions and
neutralize the poison which has fond
its way into the blood. They correct
the impurities which find entrance in-
to the eystem through drinking water
or food, and if used as a preventive
fevers are avoided.
Miss Agnes Scott, of Clinton, while
walking on tbe street, ellpped and
broke her arm.
USEFUL AT Aim Tnnes.—in winter
or in summer Partnelee's Vegetable
Pills will cope with and overcome any
irregularities of the digestive organs
which change of diet, change of resi-
dence, or variation of temperature
may bring about. They should al-
ways be kept at hand, and once their
beneficial action becomes known, no
one will be without, then). There is
nothing nauseating in their etruoture,
and the most delicate can use them
confider) tly.
If you want all that's good, yournust
read every page of THE STAB.
Wbat's known RS "The Hog's Back,"
on the eth con. of Hullett, was sold by
auction. It contains 11:18 acres and
was bonght by John Cartwright for
$1735. The deed of the place was held
by the County Council. The property
is well situated, but some of it cannot
be cultivated at all.
Your Subscription?
Is It paid for 1906-'07?
IF NOT, WHY NOT?
Do you not want the two
beautiful Premium Pic-
tures,
" Ruth, the Gleaner," and
" Rebecca at the Well "?
Both are the equal of the
best Premiums offered by the big
city Weeklies.
Well, hurry up and pay for ieo7
—that's the only condition to se-
cure them, except that the sup-
ply is limited. Don't delay, or
you may have to do without.
MITCHELL & TODD,
Pubs. The Stor.
THE STAR guarantees first-class job
printing.
Many Women Suffer
UNTOLD AGONY FROM
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
Very ottert they thiak 11 11 from ratealled
• Female Dia' ease." There to lets female trouble
than they think. Women suffer Dorn backache,
sleeplessness, tterwouwa, irritability, and
draggIngalawn feeling In the loins. So do rasa,
and they 40net have 'heed* trouble." Wiloa
thee. Wattle en yaw trouble to Reeds, tilsesse
ith heelehy kidziere fee Women Wi!1 twee
hue "fernele (Taos -dere" Tess Wirers are se
dewily tozeitteed with ell the interest edema
Bea when the kidneys era *twig, everything
goes wrens. Meth distress weted be weed if
*Often would may take
DOAN'S
KIDNEY
- PILLS
re* Will Woo
The tottutieot ete* of 80110. 1°I,,t6ctstsbkt,r'fittotto, ttchtotoossiosts,
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42
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meting
Many thanks, ladies and gentlemen, for your liberal
patronage during the past year, and now that we have
got settled in our new place we will be in p. --;:better
position than ever to serve your interests, and will
leave nothing undone to merit a continuance of the
confidence so long placed in us.
We will have something special for you next week.
Remember the place, just one door from the old stand
on the corner.
TEJ. H. COLBORNE"8"1"
PRODUCE
DR. WOOD'S
NORWAY PINE SYRUP
Stops the irritating cough, loos-
ens the phlegm, soothes the in-
flamed tissues of the lungs and
bronchial tubes, and produces a
quick and permanent cure in all
eases of Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Hoarseness, Sore
Throat and the first stages of
Consumption.
Mrs, Norma Swanston, Cargill, Ont.,
writes: "1 take great pleasure in recom-
mending Dr. Wood's Norway Yine Syrup.
I had a very bad cold, could not sloop at
night for the coughing, and bad pains in
tny chest and lungs. I only used half a
bottle of Dr. Wood's Norway Find Byrn')
and was perfectly well again."
Prise 26 cants a bottle.
5.
RAND TRUN Ns=
Do Von Wish to Visit
California, Mexico,
Florida, or the
"Sunny South" P
Are you anxious to escape the
cold weather and snow, and spend
the winter in the
"Land of Fruit and Flowers" P
Winter tourist tickets are on sale
daily, and if you are contemplat-
ing a trip see that your tickets are
routed via the GI and Trunk.
For full infortnetion aii to rates, routes
and train service, call on
F. F. LAWRENCE, Town Agent.
°ince itoura—e.00 a..rn to moo pm.
J. D. McDoween, ID. P. A., Toronto.
OING TOURIST"
has now become quite the thing for a
transcontinental joerney with the very
nicest people. A C.P.R. Tourist sleep-
er so perfectly com bi nes corn fort and
economy it appeals to every traveller.
Not quite ats luxurious RS a palace
ear, but, that's no bar to cennfort, and
the berth rate is just cut in half.
Always clean and comfortable, well -
lighted and ventilated, Smooth runn-
ing.
Tourist oars leave Toronto for the
North West and coast every day.
Ask local Canadian Pacific Agent, for
particulars, and make reservations
early when (raveling.
See 1. Kidd, Agent, Godorich, or
write C. B. Foster, 1). P. A., TOrorl to.
rHARRISON'Smil
Tarts Short Bread
Pastry Crcani Puffs
Cream Rolls
Maranguen Lady Elegem
Macaroons Brandy Snaps
aro as good itA the best mato in any
city in Canada.
Garrison leads the trade in Wedding
Oakee and fancy Designing. Glyn him
an order and your satisfaction win bo
�4)9000(L
ROY N. HARRISON
LKoi_ngston Street - - CodericluA
A FINE LINE OF
CASE PIPES
'lust Arrived at the
BRUNSWICK CIGAR STORE
Suitable for Christmas Trade.
Come and see them
WEST STREET, - t1ODERICH
!WINTER TERM OPENS JAN. reD
CENTFIAL
oome
GTHATrOrlD. ONT.
Tide school is recognized to be one
Of the leading Commercial Schools in
Atnetica. Our graduates are in de-
mand as business College Teachers.
The tnest retsent application we receiv-
ed for 8 teacher offered tteloo.oct per
18115311111. We believe see are runiting
one of the meet progressive and up-to-
date business trainitig schools in the
PIXYVitlee., The demand npon no for
ffice help is itevers1 times the supply.
Write for free catalogue.
ItLINIOrt tined agetiA0141,1A11
ristisattlahr
r .........%
1 Coughs and Colds.
That simple Home Remedies have failed to
help, are always cured by our
It is the Guaranteed Cough Cure. 25e„ a bottle.
Bedford
Block •
H C. DUNLOP Geduld
'Phone 56 D
. MILLE Go 13"ne 56
Second Week of our Second
Annual Stock -Taking Sale
More goods have been marked down and some very special snaps
are promise d for early shoppers on Saturday.
The reduction made on all our Mantles and Jackets is without doubt
remarkable. For instance, Jackets that sold at $15.50 for $10.00,
$11.50 for $7.95, $i0.5cii for $6.50, $5.5o for $3,50, and every one is
this season's production,
Children's Jackets and Cloaks at even greater reductions.
Only six left of our Children's Lambskin Coats, and are marked
at prices that will clear them out quickly.
Silk Waists
We have made some sweeping reductions on Silk Waists, and if
you are in need of one of these now is your chance.
Furs clearing at cost.
See our special purchase of Ladies' Cashmere Hose, the best w
have ever offered, at per pair 25c
It is our aim always to start each season with a complete fresh
range of all goods of passing fashion, and always clear out each season's
goods at the end of season, no matter what the loss is.
'Phone 56 MILLARS' SCOTCH STORE 'Phone 56
DO YOU ASK US
WHY?
The Martin=Lenon Paint
is the Paint to buy.
IT'S t00% PURE. THAT'S WHY.
•••••IIIMMI
Worsell's
HARDWARE AND STOVE STORES
AGENTS41
-
Goderich. Bayfield.
A real old-fshioned win-
ter is predicted.
But there is nothing old-faellioned
about those
Good Cheer
Ranges and Heaters
Every one guaranteed to bake, cook,
or heat. with anything on ihe market on
the same fuel.
Special Clearing Sale of
Penn Esther Ranges
wich to clear every Penn Rather
Range on the floor before the fitet of
January, and to do so will make prices
unheatd of before in Goderiele
This Sale is to more fully intro-
duce these splendid Ranges,. Every one
guaranteed.
Over 30,000 turned out by the Co.
every year.
Remember the Place
DAVIS' OLD STAND
DUNLOP'S AT -TIRE
(like Dunlop's Tires
for wheeled vehicles)
IS THE STANDARD
DUNLOP -MADE CLOTHES
ntean Correct Fashions
Good Quality
First Class eVeritaranship
Reasonable Pritee
What more MTh you ask S
fiUGUI DUNLOP
STRI'llt
OePoosite the P.O.
Merchant Tailor.
THE BON -TON LtveRY
W. R. PINDERTan0l0
EAST ST., COMIZICIT.,
tTi(alltr'tn`
vour pettemete imitated,
grit kNk of COMMINO • 1111111 185 Fiala SI Walker+ Atiguittlne.