The Goderich Star, 1907-02-01, Page 8e,
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aCombination
In 4 years the. Assets of The Sovereign J3ank o
Canida have increased to over 25 millions and exceed
the liabijities to the while byrover millioris. Depositi
have increased to over ,1,5 millions.
Your account-4arge or smallr.is invited,
1.00 opens all aCCOullt in our Savings Dept.
Interest paid 4 times a year.
be
vents
4 Vtoriz;: rpr4oSto4.
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ANIMVPORM ifOrtlwer.
OP
Get Your Outat fur at
PORTER'S 80011 STORE
where everythifig that is
cornet, authorized and
according to regniationS,
is kept in steCk.
, You maim no mistake
when you. buy your
School Supplies nt. .
Porter'
Telephone 1001. The Square, Werke
Cbe Goberieb Star.
l'inoPalella CALL n•
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1907
. . Dungannon.
Get your Marriage Licenses from
---- — 'IS••es. -Allen, fla-asuld-alee dike a shoo:Lot
your conveyancing.
Pusersnots NoTion.—Mr. Thos„ G.
Aueu, who is the mule.* correspondent to
• tato !gaff: DrrtglAi-ivike-Vitgi:
- entforjeb-priatingoor :gfrIrtZing.....Pubs.
Tau Oral).
- G. A. Newton, Death, Lneknove.
A.A. home every day except Thursday)). Now
remedy tor extracting teeth, tOomnoternu,
better than gas. Crown and bridge work, eto.
1,,,Thiplure plates inenbrealtahlo). N.D.-You
can eiwtWe have year work much potter
done lo tab doutal ource-mere time, Dotter
Wilkie!) for doing the work -and numb more
comfortable for the radiant!
p[ouss IN DUNOANNON.-For Maio or
. or. u lt towed, Datorahnon, •
— -Iiiir DOsseagoo rd -a) Nly throotter
an,j., . For etatieuttare mow to toll Own -
T. Al Allen has the latest machine
tor making' corneae Meeks. either tor a whole
powering° ortor veneering one. fie will hire
dew a fingseltwe experienced man by the) day.
'run et the eheamst way to Will or to dx pp
an old house. Write or call.
=OBIT, -- met. James Whyard hist
week received eAcleg,,ram bearing the
tail news or the death of ber brother
Charles, of Colorado. Since 'then by
letter she has heard that he underwent
an operation runt then contracted
pneumonia, and in his weakened con•
ditionauccumeed after only a couple
' ese doe illuess. -Ile val.-only .58 yea%
otages andleniese-beaklea his widow,
sr largo grown up family:
Musreatn.—The Misses Harris, of
Moo, presented a first class musical
entertainment in the Agricultural
Hall here on Wednesday evening.
Ian. 23, but unfortheately for them
and for those who mistier, the Utak
the weather was unfavorabte and the
advertiaing, to put it mild, was poor,
only about five bilks rtoated for it few
days in the whole village. This is the
real explanation of the elim Ottendanee.
We must advertlee in any line of
business or face futility'.
PlertliONAL.—alps. R. E. Manning is
steadily recovering 'froto her eavere
illness front pleurisy. Der former
'physician, 11r. Turnbull, called • on
Tuesday and expressed mucb pleasure
at her state .of recovery. Mrs. Man-
ning's mother has returned to her
‘ home in Clinton, and a twalned nurse
has taken her 'Owe° here.—Mr, Murcia
eson, at one' time it merchant here,
and now located in Palniereton, call-
ed an severe) acqiiaintencies here on
Teeseee...- Mite White, of WINO,
bas engaged wit It Mn;. it. B. Alen-
ning for a thne.--ffince hod report
Dungannon's population le increased
by one. The new striviel nitty be seen
at the home of Theis EOM& — At
Cate of writing Hrs. M. Shackleton,
et., of Crewe, is reported very M. —
Warner Sproule was ih Goderich on
Telesday. It was he and not Warner
Beglest, as repotted last week, that
assiated Mr. Anderson to take stack.
?Mack Vtuston, —Not for it while
yet is Dsingatunni tO enjoy the some.,
what doebtful benefits of incoshorte
tion, The petitiotters made the smite
take let more ways thad one, of inelud-
Mg too Much aretsin the ptoposed vil-
lage, and so the County. Centel! !aid
the Petition over at the Tleeenffier
'itineUttes and as there VtliS CIO tieW pe-
tition, there was nothing done at the
Jamie seesion. The two' Most inn
rfta
hertart questions now to tw eettled
. w t agreement eons we meke
With the townithipe of Ashfield and
, west Wawanotth ses. ours ;there of the
toWneitip rates P and what redly con -
statutes the incorporate' village ,of
• Datgannon P It agreements OMI he
arrived Ahem these two pelette thtsre
Should belle Oldiettity in Waft the
• necessery chatter Of a police village et
sthe lieitt MMUS' 001111011" tePtiSitItl in
Jane. Who caret enough to move in
. the tuatee nod get these questions
• •
here an WeelneeslayS Zird January, Al.
though tire weather was cold end'
dorms". And tauldsonly peseehle, there
was th% iteuel large attendance of
Pelle/Ph loge. evidencing A continued,
ititereilt Aldd pride in the emcees* of our
awn Insurance company. Tbe 'presis
dent, Mu John fiellantylau of Kies
04n11.0** willed the Meeting SO orsiee
for the receiving of the directors re.
Pore" as also that of the auditors, both
of Welch ;aimed evidence of the Sta-
bility and general sternly Dream*, of
thee conemeny. and. Were untninunlie
11" ndoPted by the meeting. On the
president vacating The chair the Meet -
lug appotnted Mt. Matthew Lockhart.
of auburn chairman. whn vety ably
coneineted 'the meeting to the. close.
Toll!! the Vacencies on the directorate,
the three retiring members were re-
nominated, imago were Meseta. Leek -
best and Joseph Atallough. Mr. Leak.
hert deciding -not to attend for election,
it yote by ballot showed that the old
.directors were ad elected, viz.. john
•UallantYite, of Kincardine; Alexander
Stewart, o Wawanash, and Edward
Acheson. of Ooderich Tp. So the eetne
bird ef directory and some officers
w is made 80 good a showing in 1000
w 11 do the business Of 1907. Hears.
John WilaOra of Auburn, anti W. A.
Willson, of Wes/ "Wewatiosh, were re-
appointed' auditors, A few statiaties
taken from the reports way be of
tereet ; The tots), nen:slier of polleies
In fare° on Dec. of Bletd001000, is 8101, cov-
ering a risk 44; ,828. The pre-
naluns note capital held by the emu.
pithy Dec. Illet 19 $104801.49. the am
sessable face of which is $180,703.12.
The amount, of cash In bank, ineluding
U small auna at the head office., is $7,-
200.30. The total assets of the corn-
PanYtiee $171,851.01, end the liabilities
nil. Die total slash receipts for the
year were 011,885,80, and the disburse-
ments $8.502.80, IneludIng SU,792.05 of
loases. Thenumber of lossessyere 40,
the_greater-propotalonebeing--eaused
by lightning. it nul be well for
policy holdees to c der well th
warning of the manager'. Air. Itebett
re tho payment of aegessuients peddle
lir,oroording to tho notice. car.ft,
law allows thirty days for the pay
meta of these assessments, but not
I that they so forward.°
t1I. Therm win * OD Sunday
Wesel in the after metal esseviest in thin
estrepiug at alittssa, numbeefroot
teen in Attheres comma** in TM*.
oeruss4lexit Tuesday eyetting wil tit
lll menthly Centwetetiog, Ofpriqe, JO
*ague, Topias "tlitaritr,
, Askffreld. . ' *.
ValirseevaressIlielaard 'Bag" of
ifireviroVity. Mich., spent tbopesit two
weenie visiting his nenteroutt Ash-
fteld seletiveses.-„Thir. atia. mts. ;on.
Andeeson, who have been Visiting here
during the post meat% left on Hanna
fAtty forVargill, where they will bathe
attests of fAt*. Aaderscsee permit* lifts
nod Streseitevense until teeie retinal
-
to Manitoleessitirs* Jae. Barnwell and
tlen Hendera.ef tochalsh, „ Were the
gettele of Mr. twee Andrelva A. Ow,
days Mat week —liallie:Sraltere. and
Vinlay Reid, who Are atteeillues high,•
Scheel In foreknow* OPent Hnilld(4Y at '
their homes in AlefelapgesSielin V.•
Andrew meg the guest of hie aunt Alill
a, Kilpatrick, Bandon r
THE .1.41,111eATS'8 LATEST.
Alleed Austin. the toet tanta-
lite, contribIltee o poem, entitled.'
"0•114844q4: :Bono*" toTho Meucheeter
Daily Dispatch, from* which •the fol-
lowing stanzas ate taken:
The envious nations and their rulers
keep
Armed watch upou each other all
the while
They prate of friendship, lullitig fikar
to aleep •
,With treacherous smile.
0 finer souls, of penetrating ken,
Poets and preachers, in our hearta
instil
Huinility..afresh, and Ming to men
Peace and good-wat
So thin our citristmas be no, pagan
feast,
But we tone may grow more like
to them,
The reverent kings • who journeyed
from the East
• To Bethlehem.
THE BRITISH SQUARE, .
Probably Its Greatest Test and .Tri.
umph Are Found In Wateriee:
So many di our great battlea have
been fought and won with the troops
formed into aquare- that the British
square has become a famous phrase
Ir; the history of war. Such a forme,
tion is ahnost obsolete nowadays, so
much have modern rifles and artillery
changed the whole face of /Winery
:*aeaThddj3Th-irEen it was used
it was employed mainly in pitched
ct. battles where Ti was a question of re.
a Mating the chfirges of an enemy op.
t' an open plain, and presenting a gelid
front in whatever di -motion -he-attack-
" ed• certain circumstances it could'.
a
• still be employed against savages.
• It was a British square, for exam -
o ple, that finally broke the power Of
the Zulus under their King Cetewaya.
I Our troops learned eente lessons in
. savage warfare from that dusky 'non -
t arch, especially when the ill-fated 24th
- regiment were caught unawares by
d oVeredleiMillg horties of mimes at Ili-
a andula and practically "Wiped ont,'1.-
t But when et Met a little British attar
• It "square" rod the 'whole Of the Suitt
forcee, at Ulundi the war :as anidede:
In yelling myriads the savages cherg-'
- ed and charged again, but the square
O stood firm, and, under aceaseleee and
O withering. fire, the fee at last melted.
e broke and fled
u again. In the Seuslaa the Britilh
' square proved mattle., although in
s„ some cassia, the frenzied dervishes. abs
• Aollately,perelese qt_their Jives, °barged.
r Hat als.fdit:;...:..seeiViterrifies„ ata
s even once broke through the British
t ranks. The few whcedid were speedily despatched, but they hadedone what'
no civilized troops 1Thd ever eaeen able
e to accoMplish—they had "broken a
. "British square."
- 'Probably the greatest test to which
- the "square" wits ever submitted was,
when leapoleare finding artillery and
it rifle lire in vain,: gent the flower of
s bus troops—the Cuirassiers and the
Cavalry of the Guard—and finally, the
famous "Old Guard" itself—agatnst
. the stubhorn British ranks. In the
Victoria and Albert Museum, South
Kensington, splendid painting.
by Felix Philippotea,ux, showing the
Cuireisiers charging our own gallant -
Highlanders in this fashion. In those
" days the square was composed of three
Sees; the outer line of soldiers lay'
presto, ' them the AIM knelt
onone:kite° and behind these, in tint.
titeod men on foot, so'that their volleys
were delivered, so to speak, in three
tier,—a ftlible line of fiteszthe Unto -
e 'nets, in resisting charge Atriking
opwerde and forwards- Nowadaya, an
Already tnentioned, the "square" is
practically enk oltsolete formation, and
rutty never be swan again—in civilized
warfare. at least,
minute longer. When the thirty day
are paesed the pointy holder is Merry
Ing lois own riskuntil such time gist
does pay •Iiis resse.ssment. The Wes
Wawanosh was Organized in 1870, an
has proved it decided success, beingao
cley- one of ,the cheapest and woe
stable of the mutual companies of On
1.1.1.110, and we are all naturally prou
to have the head office of so large
eonoern in our village, and is a grea
help to the business of our ;village
bringing, as it does, many people every
week from a distance.
GitNotte.t. Nusrns.s-Diok Reid shin
ped another eter-load of fine °Attie t
Toronto this week. Dick seems t
know just when to dip in.—Wm. Mol
had a very successful wood bee o
Alonday, and has now plenty of exer
cise In view.— We are infoutned sha
soma membere ,of the Public Winer
,reee entatifting 000 of the rules ver
-badly.. They keep books out away
beyond the time limit, and this i
especially so with some of the mos
popular ones. This Is a species o
selfishness that requires a cheek, and
the authorities would do well to 110that the fine for keeping books ovet
thnerbe strictly Imposed.—John Gloy
e; who for the past nine years hand
ed out refreshments to the thirsty
guests of the Mallough liouse ha
gone to Kincardine to do a shiniest
uty In the Royal Hotel. Beyond the
faculty of creating it few enemies for
himself by his outspoken manner
John was considered a successful and
faithful manager.—Robert Atallougle
nos bought a bakery In Teeswater and
will niove there shortly. lie has his
farm, Mock and implements pd
vertised for sale on Thursday, Febru
levy 7th.—When O. Augustine install.
ed 11111 chopping mill in the Allege
there were plenty Who thOught he
was very Mellish. Today nit must affinit
that if he was foolish it was only en
engaging in an enterpribe that Would
eepidan busy almost SI fiburs it day.
his week hls father Is out from 'Gode
tittle to Radar, him it little. Orilla ods
vertises and thinks it pays hinee-Win.
Welch, of the Escalator, was here
last week, and did some 'business for
his Company, as usual—Mr. Handl.
ton StnIth is eelling nursery stook and
"ports business very fairee-Thm
e eta
chants and beefiness men of the vie,
lege have an agreement in etecelation
for signatures aiming et the closing of
all platee Of business at 8p. m. shot.
The majority have signed, but fate Is
yet unknOwn.It requires Ithailitts
02
but not tnerely'a 0,10rity. Whet er
this action wotlid Provo bOnfabial IS it
debantble subject, 'Tustama be the
proper thing, if the Aere could
only 8101 11. that ways.. ould ypti be.
neve it There i talk ot formieg•it
Mang Co. to prospect enet develop
Coletteproperties. _Next Will ilkeir be
*stock exehanges—Mr, Everett Met.
Jonah lentist general Manager of the
4%11000 Howse—The' special Meets
ing in the Methodist Munich ate Vet?
I attended and proving behead/1,
—Mr. Thou'. Seethes", the Iteere, and
Ni. Thos. Mel•teitli, the• USeetter ot
Aehileld, Weep beet Monday : atraelting
thomiesing of 111014.*Tho Wing.
ham Adrattee 01last week gives it
nit thatch of Major gory megen.
et it native of tilhenow, who ehliMe
be the'*Wad talleet Inten In the
sold He rumours*/ feet 221.inebtok
Atli toutrameted. Dungannon Will
aim to have the tiege tallest sgstels
en Of Wan in the Pemba or Mrs utios
Vilma). Whet:we Wiese require* ik u
eta ineh tape torettelt, from top, to
1.1003, And bit le breed proportion,
Whitten; Electric Liaht.
' Before an nedienee al some of the
twat known seientifis men of the day,
Mr. Vaidemar Poulson the other night
at the 'Queen's Hall, London, demons
•dreted ecene of :the wonders of his
new system of ethereal electricity, to
Sir William Preeee. the ehairman, dee
aerated it; •
to
alt
51
,to
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.8*e1Mors ilarotress•The following le g
the etanding of the peons of Denims I*
nett te* S. fde the Month of Jatinery, fa
parimeet. Vs•HOwata toes
mettarein order et meat: 130
anianAhmough.motha ,Brekherar • r, v
Mtewait Mellealgre Her ,101164.1ithet
Deee, Alma flol,ineon, iltoirth ivab
:keen, Motes realms t 81., IV•ss, aid
TeeletvesSfeerte 01 Vet.
'Vera POrtiti.seleta Spumli Melvillo
tliennw:-Itert Wionatiet Alen triere,goy
Medd, Pool Ittrilidlysletslierentlands
.41o4ye Metortn, lownelettlese:e
lioelyn SAW* Bees :CMOs lansMott•
1000.- Otrfe Wink hleNeillt.
..rAirterie0 Smiley, Martha Begley.
;Oaten*Ttmltey. 11. R. Doug. PrIt**k.
Junior' meat Jr, 1114.Stephen
Madd, J1vitIeu'Allem Lour* w180, 0.14
Howiud St. 11.4tHey,
• cllourf.- Dutra Smith,- .1)1
nett titothott
•PresperttY.
Itowattr..4he folintain
the atand,ingot the pupils Of 8.es
2. 'Welt warknoth•for the month or
Jonmryi-,
Se, W. Unto, WO, tlilhert
Of. tittle V1661044 greah.
ling, Nett*, Tontmleal 011tre Timm.
Mabel 24111*.
Itt.„, Violet Dioniteir.: tfeorg
ttosrequ, Weelel" Torennley, flatus
Gibson r
Ith thoritortertimien rhittile
ill* markt Virfoiltlfttons
11. wont.? WintWaiStOns Lily
1)1* it Ado. Meild„ 1e4itia ttntelitne.
tieaael grAritithltb. MSlaitt futterEdIn ;
Mills.
, Sahel A Dailie, Volter.
Itantenvat.,- Atmtate.) it. ItfOre
tittn' 140.10bk MAttittt VittItt!,t3 #4t*
kodentent Jr. 11- Howusit Andereetis
' iteri no. Thfls4d Aturersint,
Alyettot Pf. lissliesfatoth.
• I , Hassel Beer, Vktelt
M Ste Mew, WWI Pee
MeNstlyseS, 11.
011sortalattel_ Alto*
£i4eii.ii Hatald Smell; '
•-litith Af
1. Irrankliat Thewmpwiet,
Costs, Heat Peerless
wort Augsteaseu
Geom. OMAN. tInee,
sowed Offot•
ofelNovir rho t
olgo Aarkeslieseeilw=
raft( Matter Whe haw Wen reeavel
old teeeptelshiateethow *Re
hasiess Mee. Will. dare, from Hatte,
Attlatfilt *Petit llohalaY WWI
(BtFAIrlt ifOriete t Artedey
olealenbegihte regolar q*art.s4yeise vie*
WIN be beist in sthe U.tbMj01 ehorek
*we. Thr poreate will
*weds '
Wit* tao thikeMe ot
Sir \Vattern said that the lecturer%
disetsvery sounded She death knell of
the old l'opuilt"-telegraPli, ansl
l'inalemt in his paper explained that
his letin of electricity Was etipible .of
110 teWer than a million tibtati01118
per second, thus •giving a Practittally
eontinuous eirtNte 'Of anergy. Thh,
,fspore".!' form of electricity might he
likened to „a series of ereplosions, end
the Pfitasert sysfeln to it cotitintiouely
vandal* tunitOefork. •
Seine Wonderful dolionatretients
lustreting the vapibMties Of the new
,eleetrieitys vote oven. tet ot 'elfe
detail° ineentlesoult Iamps )1V0115
utvireteSSie by its ,energy, littOp
WO lit through Mo, %ethereal body,
topper wire mai rOltVit 3,iIntd*Inrs
but the most bettittifd deist el ell**
tieawiuiging eolVer Wire 41Xe0 to the
top of an 111ffiletien cell. which, in
the tia'Aened hnfl,seemedliko it wess•
ing Omfatter of violet dont wheit the
ethereal ertertY Vire/ ebPlittl to
' In addition to its edventageaitt
tateleett. telegraphy •Iwidelt inpludir
ab-
oIufeby perfect 'going": Inn
posai11bity (if „
PP Gatinventor
eipreeseti hil0Sdit Vititidtlit Wit It
"rola be totted to seive the problem'
4 Vardeeli It:dente:Met •
.0,11,e1 Butt Viluabl..• •
Gi-eitaQ. tbe ttiet of 'cord -do_ )1,10
telgium., "A eystent tor commuting
i dust Into brionettei, Mut oral
forma is eneseetetfully dealitie With the'
loge ressetwis of testi 4110 Of Beltatmes,
lane* and ettedis The triquattenntias,
try Of Liege bite Urgent irwritutt, Bits
expatiation, teething Alinuet all the
(001 remaining reentriett 01 **Woad,
sitamenting fee itaS dna Avert lateithe
of the pest year le SOO tor*, The
Ehighilti eft% tteilereet 01641* Wetter
ed about 480.000 4004 In Ole Year: The
eitsetread. :meet blispletiett Menses I
ittetTjeoely. Moly *hone um theta
for ROA** Moyer as Will tit ter two
c.,
*MC •• 4
10 tii# 1)44644.
Now to the fileile lehre nevelt had
pan 114kretiri hit rOhloohi's 3rue,'
Ilenee ft OAK**. 014 etc** mitt new
OUICkit by PtItatteille"
PM wows *hie
Ptotte *f ths stash Obetwod Coal?
Peort" freltiolly Orytitallaistg. .
:The *sang Nowa *elesterat ii
ToPOUY itengeneehing ate
preeteset m1stuiteue4 lar$
Vitroolstle. Ie.* Jew w
•Ogsset to beer Be merits lad demerits
echoed hamth. treetootteseling board
of 'the HPUOS of Vommems.
was rosterder denoolie4 in
.Porli smut to hicorposte the "Maus
nel Tunnel Cos" Poore are seasht to
itlreeete Ottelt works up to the throes
mite limit. And it •Irc proposed tbtw.
neW !OulPitrgl" 41141 hereafter Its reels.
teresi for the; sturpeeesof eorreincoot
the .entire "Moen The hill steoPosters
the t,vuthstQrfl end titaketa
td aired tleeinselves of
the authority 'given by Berliterielit it
,I87e, for the spplicattou of helasoeinis
id towels:the coot et the works. and
Also to take engine in :140.estpitel, 01
'are eeiripany treated.' • ,
It•311 esti/moo that theaeltertle
introlva a Whet MAU)" Of_glet.,040t.,090, •
Hajf of that emOunt *la Pes rtualla
tIlIll country. 11101 11111"temelodersia.
preenieed in :Terenee , ea goon eir-'zthei
$01000:44,4 InPro retdrediearlittiperes
forY•Seneuen 111 Stglend. , •
•. limited imbility, oomPionr,. to jle
keitisterta, lo"Lotid'on, with 'a • erinftel
of P8,000,00,.. eoteterite and eons
• t etatittery, teMPanY 'end "SSMIlde
rtrntlYhold the seceritisteot
es.':
i b410004, of l'uto 1 o• pooitoliarY' to
eeTta"The -UMW. trete theihrecerelle
ihat to Mitiehanners Where it will OM
• tleet With ale :Bretlehlasalen oF the
uudertaning, Two pOttinet #10I4Stia*i11
be eoldrtteted. the tetiti "length of -the
same under'llas:!stese,', being:
end, :with tilts .• lager :,914n,teatehee"on
-
eithex dde,Aft lllileH. 014outations,(it.:
is claimed by, the Troneters) show.,
that in the first year alter the
of the tailWersthe 't(loidever:Tobri.!.
as it hasaireedy• been narned-1.300.-
000
passengers will be •0011VOYeds
through the ttemelo, eturtilte grow res
eeipts from all sources of trandn iI
same period ere put at $1.540.0004
• , The tamale. eadi 18 feet bet:sternal
diameter, Will be driven from
.Sartelgate throughout the whole
dia-
tance in the .gray Rouen; oltalik.,which,
57 feet 'thick .= the English ilide and
80 feet on the. French side, te ;tetras
.tum svery homogeneous, „ptectically
-free from and rereserktettly Impervious
to water. s .
•
Powers for the electric motem which
ani to beempleYed in the tunnel traf
do will be obtainedfrom large gen-
°rattly *diens. which are likewise to
supply the current required for light..
as weli see,the, ..eekePreelied uir
neolessery for the, nerpoamt of ven-
tilation. The trabie will be Made up
01 the rolling, knock of all Britieli and
continental railway systems. excepts
int -thole Of Span and Itusailkisyluch
at-piesent -posses& gangree- -ffifir4rng
'material y /rani those of Great Brit.
nim. When the trunk line, now in
course of conetructien through,Greace
b,as been 'completed the opening of
the (*angel 'tunnel will ehottim •the
mail retire Its Incite by etrhoure.
Balfour Browne; ICC., hare tenni re -
as leading counsel tor the bill
and Meseta. Sherwood in Co. are the
pailiarnetztary agents Mr the promo-
ters.
Kept Pledge to Highwayman.
s' The fourth Earl Stanheips,.when on
!Me homeward Way late one de* night,
was held up by the Mast gentlemanly
'0EllighreStrasis. who Pecterra Itis Ye'
!I est -dor moues or the nobleman's
it in quite the nieeet stay. :rft hap -
nested that Lind Stanhope had not
any money 'With him andewas chain-
clined to yield theeatternative.
"Your watch, thee," suggested the
gentleman at the opPoeite end or the
moot That watela, the earl' explain-
ed; was dear to him. He ;Veined it
at 0, hundred guineas. and -Would- not
eurrender it. "What I will de,"' lre"
AMC !Its to bring and •depesa..inAltle
tree the worth of the Watch:in MOO,
-and yop can call and got il therierroet
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"Done, m' lord," said the_ highway-
man. . • .•
The law knew nothing about this
arrangement, and the earl did as he
had promised. kie placed the litIndred
guineas where the highwayman Might
at hie leisure tolled itAnd there;
so far as he knew, the Matter ended,
Years liftenvarehe attended it great
banquet in the city, and found him -
elf pleasantly entertained by, an ex-
tremely well known mane' whore.- eig,
nature. was good for a stun in seethed.
figures. Heat day came to Lord Stan-
hope a letterenclosing the tune of Ine
guineas. Accompanying It was a. not
begging his acceptance of a loan greets'
ed ;tome yeas previously to the man
Who now forwarded it, • I
That loan, said the latter, had an -
bled the sender to gain a new refart
in life, to make a fortune and to la.%
new tannutintance at dinner on the
plindous night' With- hlieltridship.
city magnate anti the highwayniall •of
earlier days were one and the shine. --
louden Evening Standard.
Poinider of Modern' Surgery. ,
Unquestionably first among Meg
fedwartre medical attendants stande
the *puma* and distinguished tore
of "Lord Lieter. the founder of mos
dern surgeess. He holds the smaintlys
alined race of Ihgleant-Surgoldiv in
Ordinary to his Majesty, and Wee, arm
pointed by tho Xing to bp one orthe
original members of the Order of
,Mortt. Lod Lister, says M. A. Psis lisle
elwaYs modestly eserlised the glory
hie 'discovery of aatideptic surgery to
Pastime', whose rehoweltee an terms*,
talon suggested to ',lad the Idea of
sterilizing wounds, Lieteett.elevation
to the Peerage. bY Voter; Vietorla
some ten yeare ago Wee celebrated by ;
* :unique banquet tiVrin to bins by;
over A hundred , of life old 'houtteitar,
gems; awl velerles." RS •tildlo
ed. Onof his: oat pegs:theft deeetib4
'Ad Lister's drat alltideptitt dreseingss
a pants "eternized witlieerbolit :eald;•-•
in the GlitegeW Hospital in leek and
**Met 'thAt reley hies ward* become ihe
healatieSt in. the *Old, while 'Mbar**.
separated from his liy only ,tbo
hresAth. of a, Paolo, tonsinettM 111-
*armory as ever:" Itet the new.sua
coverY had to mounter Muth bigoted;
o mitten fro eint50 Alive atembratiL
se e l‘tere it reasste ttuly
. saki Of Litter that threaten hiM More
lives are saitel *eery year woo
Doted toek In all hitt 'Wink • '
HU*, , • ,
Paor.ti.,.-.2J1n VilMot :1)rit1th*
Vett, him returned' After itpielimine.
Sit With ttieftitt. in (Le1an, 'OWN
"A; At. :Who hoett.
,fit the shining deportment 'hf
,•Orlitg Stationery 00 Otero. la orr
Mit et 1de 110631441 Zarieb, 111, Wt
tape for his litunildhtte ealSOvessey.'
nitooett.,..rssus .iietusatop
Milig.TOPhein(i for 144)044 t
week,, VfilKillitriatteettell , •
nalloaaWo regret to intistlaneS th
atiddett tOoth of: 'Mk* Meta TA
dettothter of Wrs. Taylor, Zion.
°merest sots 'reseed** ..ttoored
fitratlead,:ef tYphold teems
wag in Stretford Ilespitel to atakij
aganurge.; She wag *Wing, age
Zil reek% And We* :stapeetast
t eeyonelvho •Chatteeek to meet bee,
The ttitlI hos ther Sympathy et the
ettlirei retionaltity.
A firm flea* *es flitsriosnr. —
*Roos Vein% tn whkk wows two
mote tve theft trom„ .
oak" la entitle matteets BOA
'utterly preetrat04. The
1 hove food, mut there k a
Mot onto, it. free
Pm
A
0411$RAL NOM. The cold
amp made Out villegeni Maio that
wiater k not over, it was hprd
week rxecoak and wood. -.,The C.
P. IL liddlte Pot *de i1S- PlipeAre
IRO OR Monday to on:merge their
work of putting the bridge across
the k!isittoud, SO it WiNit be long'
before we will be Able to ride to the
county
town on it, Some .of the
Men gat their faces badly -frozen o
!Menden SO bita that they NO In
stop Work. When the weather
moderates clown the work will go
*hang mkt% faster.
ppootuit,4..... mks (Jodie?. 4,•a-,
and MiSSIrrna sypdagt0A
Are visiting -Miss Sclater,
of Se4-
forth, this Wedit.44rthult Ferguson
has soured a PeSitielt Iwo* 01 the
factorlesin Winton), We 'Mgr
hint $ogceSs.,,Jas. Stuart'has se.
cool a position with. Mr. Young, of
Wingitarn. in the hardware • ,busi-
nessoo-Several.people of our village
are laid up, with •the meseelS,and
MOMPS:ossgeerge l.amprnan baS,re!'
tome() In, W. T. Riddle's ;Ow.
month's visit with his parents ,
Khigsvitle.,-- Mr, John Mcismignt.
gnd,daughterStoidaye4 at the Nile.,
And llefSsR* Sprungl'ef the
hoe line, Sundgyed over the liver.
Echlin - spent':
ilittfiday visiting- Mr. Echlin's. rso-
theri.Of the Nile.. --William McMullen
and daughter„ Mrs.W. LvkHuri,. Of
LW/1404 spent* few days visiting
in the '1411age."'. -Mt.McMullen.' is
lwnie fro)tt.V,eAtinefARrijOba, where:
:be:went.some three years ago.. 7 He
:feeWthapkint that he .1S fa a land
'et plenty this winter."'.0Mrs, John
'Willard is. very icl We Wider..
'Steady but we ;hope that, she will 1
SoOn be out again.
• . ,Ctitingf.t .
'Oaf 'meeting of 'KriOx-: tfalgtvg090;.
kygls.,:hold on. Monday • afternoon.
The reports .were, -:very, gratifyin4.
'ond..the-•:ttieteherSiliPOS now r4i.
The .debt Was come speedily down
liero::$§',66010-$.7e0 inthreeyeete
'ondwitoit. .,..TotapotoentS'4Oripg,
.tgoi5t.:AtnOontg00;ovor,:
4444, f..,110, •-•••,o• ' the • iniSsion
,sCherne$, and over 150 .other.
benevolent" objects'. The pastor .
was votedl fear Weelesholidays.and -
Was -.tresetsted••with 25. The
1?0,4.ot .togn4kekOnV•migt•O .atithOrt,
ttqalto:',rnPoit .1.4:Ntecis and it is
likaly that this. Will involve ;OR: eie4
penditirre Of 1$ 00.0,-s:slim Managers,
auditors. ushers - other ofrieera
r‘Yere,S.lfeartitt thankOd: for. liter.
ifaithful rvices and were all,re-
elected. Miss 1dna..MorektoOd. •
sang - '0,010 Otton • on „8unday;,:
and on Monday evening in corinec-
tion With the einniversegy services
and tea ineetipg of the Presbyter-
ian church there. Her sister, Zell*
of Winifham, was, *Iso, there and
played the accaropeniments._.Solus
Were *mg in 'Knox thumb lost
Sueday,1 in the morning ty Miss
Certie Asquith., aid in the evening
• by Miss Lizzie Carter, The pastor,
.presclied both Morning and evening.,
The evening service., is very
appreciated by the , *pie of the'
villageand Immediate noighburhotid,
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„.„
fill IE
ljo not miss a
golden opportun-
•ity to 6t it good
11.,AkGAIN.
fassistrie We" Mf4.11C41,
skyou
ftMRUAR
Do poi tides" in iettina relief fths
littler folio. Neater OreVee
Kxterreineter ia4 pleasant And VMS
Cure. If you, 'eve your child whY de
you let it suffer when a remedy is an
neer at hand I"
00 a MONT
Complete Shorthand or •Book-
keeping Course by mall, ludo&
lug vorreetion Of exereigee And
lull iOtaktintion,
• Petered lessons 51.50. Stud
ordtoday before our supply of
4essone rune oat.
fl
,0 x tito T1 III to tut; or, 0. rY. TD, o
molf •
.••••••
-*Shelf and .Heavy
: 14001!cv.iiie
'quo Stook lel:Complete
pairs itt. the lot, zegular 5izes 18 to 26, all
made -to sell at P.oci, short, and medium length,
'most have hose supports, colors.4., white and drab:
‘,01.00d' value at $Loo, to clear at 75c.
se pairs Miele Corilets regularly sold n1.'75c sizes 18 to 24, white
flOa drab, Molar at, . . • . . 500
1Lite Curtain Bargains
. atsic .45o Curtains, for . 51.50
tato Loam% for * 75C .$3.de CUrtains, for • 52.00 '
r.ze terming, for • . 90c $5,00 Curtains, for 55.$0
‘.5P Curtains, for . 10.00 fa.so Curtains, for . 5125
2.25 Curtaitts; for ": 5I.50
' Plumbing, -1-Ieaang and Tin-
smithine promptly attended to
and all work ffiy guaranteed.
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CHAS.C. LEE
was • Howl
STORE" .22 • 141
Handkerchiefs
so doz, white and'emored border Handkerchiefs, regular s each,
‘' to clear at 13 for • • • • • • 280
Biack Oyershirts
Ble_cle Overakirte, M-justhalf prke. We Want to clear them.
at•Saam, toclearot- 4
Cushion Tops
o etlehlosi Tops, some are samples, some stamped to work,
()there lithographed, Some are souvenirs of wienipeg,
_Hamilten, Tomei% Weodstack,_ and other towtes_ groa • •
wage at 20, 25 attd 35e, for .
Uwe.
1 1
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You are always suit% of a Bargaio.
— AT' —
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's Busy Store.
. Shetsnardtote
• Psissotlt ANDBBNBitAL;-;-Sorrist
thisiseople-from. hems
hose -tale in Beetle:11 on Tuesdays
Several peOple here are suffering
With severe colds at present.—Wils
liarn Doherty had a severe atm& olf
.grippe the pest weeks He was ats"
'tended by Dr. Whitely, of Gederiols
and at isstest repdra•.was improving.
Owing to his advanced age, (being it
*his Sgoci year) it naturaly goes
pretty hard with him,—Several peo-
ple from _here attended the,hsti• aoct
oystbr supper given in therVoresteent
bull on Tuesday etsening.—Missttq
MeWhihney has gone, to Goderieh
for a eouple of monthe.—Mrs. John
roster and lipast daughter ores visit-
ing her griandroother, Mr,, Smith
of Dungannon, this wiletits-sA num
het of 'p 4re Rola horses *re for
good"prist'sea'ek. The prices paid
were $200 to $228,... -,-Mr. Thos:gc.
Briffo, of Mheethitio-Irt'seole.k;
vtsjtecl bus
iobt. yos Wm,johnsten41 children went
to Port Albertson Wednesday, 3`arlv
80arsto celebrate the ,20th birthday..
Of their gran0:-/ather„ Mr. Theft,
8i the gatbei'ing to
tllenItisate' lehlrell,°1sastle.
Yams, ; •
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VICToRIA: OPERA HOUSE
ttiesday, Feb*
re
The Prainels ,:firth
in the chasirsieg Operetie 01
THE; BECOAR, STUDENT
So
4 APreartrot ,t bs*stb
and "aperittor 'Mintiest
Literary
+Mink 13itOtOottAiosicoll CIOve:r,
14-4100.4 :OP* .3$0"40d
Bee tette Site it ffilOO'lli
1.
1
VIth
3lnevak,
Mllthag Co., C
Wbat*ti141%*
tar YOIt•
itilOttatttkitt.
se
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DIRAC
IMPC)IL7ER3
• s•
Gozegratcfr;
ist o
AND. WHAT WE AR(i.:Y#4100. TO TAKE FON THEM.
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On.ThuradaYvf Januarg`azat, we took Stock. :tiereis a list of the-
PUrs we
,
found up hand. ,• Now, we wohidrather tak a good deal
,•••
eks , than regular, rin4ce, than -put them away Or- another season:.
"Heiv we 'print -the origitidti price, and what we are willing to take for
teah.;Itis a good 'chance for you to get a good Fur for little monei,'
114: L!)4(344P:ilr'grtrtnilltrktliitrtl Vitfi tlulqk
arid, rith..evritaega:; stisw,noownlycouricathns n,ay.sniyow.04ay of Fur weather ahead of us.
No, 2, One ante, gray, 4yme Ruff, good length,
• double (erred, Wynn:led with eight tale a. very
serviceableand dressy Fur. Regular gig, mow
you cMt hug ft for—, 10,00
•
Neel!. One only, Lobelia Fos Scarf, very wid$' and
choice Par, Anitlied with two heads and two
thick bur* tails. The pricesvas eta, now you
tan buy
Nes. 4. 060 only, Gernme dposmn Ana', long front,
rs- • trimmed' with tee tans, cord, sand chain fastener,
•' Regular gif, now 'owed; bey it for.......$7.00
to. Out only, Sable opossum Rafe wide back„,
long imett, trittitited witit head& end teile. Reg-
,
der :$18's now'yotreats buy it for..„.....**2.00
° 21,9°76;' 43110 Olt", Brier* Miek Stole good sbape,
nicely:Masked, cornea down we'll over shoul-
ders. Reviler $22, now you catt buy it for,
7. ,,,Dee Mile, 'genuine Alaska, Sable Rik v'erY
thickt he fur, trisemed•seith Six tails and 'cent
ettittliente; wide okt hank. It Wee /40'• ttit/ yOU
•Call• boy it
:No. Ss Otte telly, Anterietid OPestoor ilieeht
s • ittetked and thick &SW fan It Wate 0.50, vitt*
'red Sete buy it
6 .only,..„Isabeilt troa' Ituff,lorad_. *46'
'tinglerintitti two, large fella at semi end.
was $tfi,tOtt you ritu
oifif Otily, bread:7340i* 'OPesaath
vide:104- knit, thickly tutted. evenly Marked:-
" • ,It ivesSie, now yoe'rritt buy
,
' Nee -Ir. One only, Ohio Sable Stole, extra choke'
fur, very dressy, Regular 513, now you cap t
buy if fer . 58.80
No. 12..• One only, genuine Alaska Sable Stole, wide
front, thick close busby fur, finished with six.
Reigitlar ko, itow you can buy ,it fer
rip; ;3. One only, Grey Squirrel Fancy Rulf..very
styli* end dresey, ana. 1 quality. Regoltif Mo
now you can bier it for
No, 14. Oue oely. &opine Masks, sable Rufedattlits
faired, trimmed with tee tails. Regular $12.56,
ram you eatl hay it for. s $(!'184°'
No. is. One only, Brown Isebella Opossum' Reit
It/Wee 55, uow yet can buy it for -_..—$3.75
No. rd. Ohe n1y, darle gray Lynx Set, 'fiat SOie.
with large Inipire Muff. Regular $ane raw
yen ean bilis
1114,0,17: One Only, natural Muskrat Set; large flai
Muff and long Stole' Regular Me, now ydtt
s Bo, Igsr• Otte may, White: .Thlbet Stole. tX : filer-
: price was $5, hotesses ertO buy it foss.:
No. to, One ends", ckoieeAittskres Sable 314 ' large
Oat eltipe, thick:4de fun' Regattas gt, tow,
yon eale hay it
6410. one only; natural Altana Sabre Muff, rotted
shape, choice thick eleseltia, wits$4,, hOte.
• yon :edit buy" lt
, s
lsto, ere One Say, , brown Isabelle Opoettittr Mot'
- routagiso*,,,everffy. Marked: To Wee $7, tetW.
Toe etra,buy
We ve nia4e the tido outs big in order to oleo out iflossible every piece
of Pur before the mouth of rebnitity is over. Money is of more use to us through ,
sttthtner than Pots. There is not ono hi theta that is rot good and thoroughly
reUalle in 'every way. ttyles are tight it( every case. The suing ought to be
worth tousiderium couilf you had *tot thotmlit of buying Ottra,until next winter.
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The At* Lairnat Ituslios and Pr titS are here. Not so malty of course
1 IAA a little litter on, but still an assilrtinent bread and gentreils, coon
early 1.‘tayara wide variety to thnose from, iliders for these were plaeeil
itck last spring,. said i pite of the,gerzeral advaneevia prite 4lite iy
viaturot as goo1 gain the turn sexton. It we Jual uot :ordered SO tally V
aply matt not do it, '
way
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