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TIIE SIGNAL: COW:RICH. ONT THURSDAY. OCTOBER ie. 18103.
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WIRY THURSDAY MORNING
eV R lition.YLWMT.
Ofaas .f Puba s.o s •iOisilortsk.ce Nat.
thotrse
Tram .f Onlwartaillon $
Quo month, la advise! • 12
Terse months.
MK
Oar year. " 1
If *weft le erne& the leis MC leer
will be 1 •
1avrte.eng lass
Legal and otter casual adyeI ls0 Mab. Hie.
per Zine for erst larrrtiou. sad ] mote per IOW
Ter emelt sabeegoeat insertion. Measured W
• soapp ar.z. it .0010.
Hueloeu cards of mix Uses and under. N poo
Moe.
Advertisements of Lost. pleas(. Strayed.
guootlone Vacant. ettnatto.s Wasted and
ursine.. ('h•laes Wanted set esoesdlat[ 3
limes nonpareil, t per 1ltentl.
Hou... on Sete and Farms on Oslo. ass to
mored t bora $1 foe dm month. Ocet per aubf
segment month. former advte. le pi 0$ foo.
Any special coelom, the object of whtob is to
promote the peen nlar7 hesedt Of any mit
vtdoal or y. to be oo•nldered en ad-
vertieemeat stet charged aocurdir u'ly.
!.oral amines 1a nonpareil type one gest par
word. se settees 1... than ]Sc.
Local notices la ordinary readiest trim 100
mote per wort. No sotto* for less thea 010.
Make* for churches sad other rellgtoas mad
itenerolent 1s141011aw half rata.
Commercial Contract Advertisements.
A limited number of displayed advertise
enginserted
em will be inserted st too'Mewing rates :
Por four
" three
" sir
one year •
No advertisement MOB thea two osmoles
length will be caleuleted on above brei . •
per rent. diaconot allowed for matt parfaitls
ori there month, 0ootrilot: 10 per met. ow da
months'. and IS per Best. no • year's. These
oo0dittoes will be strictly enforced.
Ahem **The Missal" teetlresy.
Subscriber who fall to receive Tam Stesot
regularly, either by carrier or by mall will
confer • favor by ..quotatWt s of the tool at
as early • dates p.seihb.
Lieu at rear abet.
Your label ds • standing receipt of the date
to which you are paid up. See that it is out
allowed to fall into arrear.
When a change of address to desired. both
the old and the new address should be Oven.
Rejected ment.scrtpte c00oot be returned.
('orrtrpoem:nee mous be written on one side
of paper only.
roROWeee setter.
J. C. Le Tome% of Goderich, hes been ay
Pointed Loral Travelling Agent for the town-
ships of Ooderitb. Colborne. Asbeeld and W&-
wanoah.
Lural pnatrns,ten as er the district Ore also
,miwIALSrrd to recetve sobertipttone to Toe
Otey AL
All conimunieattos must be addressed to
D. )Oc*ILLiCI'1)UY.
tr.lr A I.,
Telentlone Call M. . Ont.
OODINWOR. T71II1WI AY. OCT. >K MOIL
Inch. one Ineerfios. , P
]M
WHAT CAN INCAL .' rise DAT is THIN
beautifd Caaadaa Fall weather'
iT IS NOW GETTING TO 1(E IS ORDER TO
ask • man where he stands on the question
of prohibition
Rrrwers TtIE Osvaldo Jr Dos ELWOTTN
and the New Brunswick Jadge Tvcus jus-
tice on politio•1 questions goes •begging is
Canada.
Ur TO THE TIME OF GOING TO num
CLARE• WALLAN' AYR t furnished one man
or o.e dollar to aid the Ulster men in the
wen .getout Home Rale.
THE RUMOR THAT MINISTER Or WAR
PATTERSON is going to make Huron his
Winter resort is without foundation. He
found the political temperature 000l enough
lest Summer without testing it in the Win-
ter.
Ir CLNSC RING T:108415 Ar7TH0OITY WERE
E aim•-aaob s it has been mode in the
case of Editor ELLis, of St John -firer
CAMErON, et the Hamilton Spectates, woe 4
become aecestomed to jail ekily oa his regu
lar bill of fare.
TDs ursicir*t rot.ITtoIArs WILL NOON NE
skirmishing around io semtah of votes Our
advice to the voter is motto pledge his yote
until he knows whet is the complexion of
the full municipal slate. Seine of theeleotors
were caught on the fly lest year.
TIER NEWS -HO oKD Or CuxTOR Arr1AR11
this week 1. • handsome new dress dim
ported British type, duty paid. It 1. now
• handsome sheet, and if the editor will be
a little mon .artful i• ria work The News -
Record will be a credit to Ibe oo.nty.
iT IM SAID THAT HON. Geo. E. Form
still suffers from the jaw .pram which he
sustained when he endeavored at Berlin to
persuade the good -matured Germ•sa of that
good town than his sweaters were Teutonic
h ad that he still held ea to the hiespage.
AT THs• noncom rams rim P.oviNCII O/
New Braswie k it Gomm se . that it the
bench of judges who tient .1. V. Bels, of
The St. Jokes Telegraph, to jail for con-
tempt, were ooslmitted for life to a Serene
asylum the Provisos that has to abide by
their legal decides* would not suffer to soy
great extent,
WITH 0541 IN ONTARIO AT 56C. FIR
halal sod barley 30.. cheaper is Ter
onto than at Buffalo, the effort to trtpbtes
Use Canadian farrier by tmllig him that ss
moss market is the United States woold'ab-
j.et him to • ruinous oanpetitios en the
part of the American •rrioulturut meet
cooed strangely is the ears of intelligs.t
mss.
Tee Rn WOE THAT THE Rl'RA1. MOTTOS or
our esteemed contemporary, The Clinton
News Roosted -the leading Tory newspaper
of Hares Comity -i. going to apply for •
patent os agricnitutal prix- luta, so thit
other county newspapers will not bo able to
chemo the partic+.ders from the secretary of
the moiety whore the show is held, is raid
to he somewhat promotion. And so is the
editor of our esteemed eentetsperary.
T i., EN PI nr I. MILANO r5S R[\T'LRo THAT
t`tere will he • die.nleties of the Oet•rie
1, gialalurs nett veer. n'hy, of merge
then will he • di.00hstios tithe Legislator*
most year Everybody knew. jha• the
1.-gi•Mt.n thrives even fear years, with -
...it tail. And sow will our geed Irie.d The
K.spin tell • waiting pantie whether the
heaiei. Perhawt will threw up its
lease ad... member e..ei.., elks [.eta,
mai,., or will tars be yea wetter esssien
atter that f As Brewer to time isseli.e
told be caat
its tlggeTN$ 8 sasIMINSMUIP.
The Kmp+n, of Teeeest., is somewhat et-
a meed ever the genneh s et ledersk`p
l■ the Liberal peety-Priwiesial sad Feder.
d It hes bees emdestroriee far some ti
to hay maps for the obsegaws et Sir OuviA
Mow*T--owls( to the alleged physical its-
firmities of that lively old redeems, who,
u p to dose, hoe given so indication that he
will either die or reira sed now it has
tweed its mammies to Hoa. W i u at n
Lawton', and de.leres that bis beer hos
come to resign the leadership of the Oppo-
sides.
A carefully atrae/d t.ble of years has
been compiled by our esteemed, though
stupid, Toronto ooetemporary to show that
every seven years • change to the leader -
'hip of the liberal party is des, sed
The Empire MSS as to show that MAC
ass= was scree years leader et the Liber-
al party whim Banos was appointed in his
MOW, and that SLAKE 01.• sores years
lender when he resigned and made room for
1.Aeatxs, whose seven years will be ap next
year, and, of coups, aye The Respire,
another IsaderwtH have to be tortbsossiag.
The glidmeent is • very nice bit el figura-
tive paeehwork to those who do net know
the history of too liberal party saes Con
federalism.
What are the facts
and G.oat:E Ba.ow y were the joint leaden
of the Upper Canada Reformers up to Con-
federation. to 1867 HON. Oso. Blows was
detested and at the first •.ammo of the Lib-
erals after Cocfederatio n the leadership et
the party devolved upon ML MAcsrst1E.
For wen years be faced SIR JOHN MAC
tooxal.D in oppsitioo, and •t the end of
that time -on the memorable 5th of Nov-
ember. 1873 -the enemy capitulated. MAC.
KLS,IE continued to lead the Reformers io
Government and in Opposition until 18811,
when owing to foiling health he relinquish•
ed the reins to the party caucus, after a
continuous leadership of fourteen years.
Hoy. EDw.RD 11t..tr a wee then chosen
Leader of the Libsrwl party, and so fearful
was Sir .IuHs MA•'iiosALD that thereon who
bad ousted JouSAynriss.D from the
premienhit of Ontario would perform •
similar act in his case, that the gerrymander
--the "hiving of the trite "-was resorted
to and a pretnsture Federal election was
sprang is 1882. The result was tbot the
Tory Government wee eared on that oc-
m•eios, sad Buaa continued to lend the op-
position.
Prior to the Meatiest d 1887, Sir Jous,
ooewisne this the N. P., had proved to be
• failure, and bat tag doubts is to the ef-
mcy of the gerrymander as • means of de-
feating BLAKE ed the forthcoming election,
devised the political fraud known as the
Franchise Act mad, with his oppoasat than
handicapped .net him at the pour.
Even then Buaa would have dose s
MACKENZIE had done even years afterCoo-
federstios-overthrowo the adversary -Md
it sot been that, 'tin a moment of weak-
ness," as Mr. PORTER world say, he Mari -
domed the free trade shibboleth that had
eines 1878 been the policy of the Liberal
ley, sad •t Malvern committal t11e
political barmy that proved • death -blow to
his aspirations at the election of 1887.
The result of the eleotiou of that year proved
to Mr. BLAKE that he bad made • miet&ke
in his leadership, and being a man of wast
tire feeling, and not wishing to resile ,from
the position which he had taken, be retired
(nm the leadership and subsequently from
Perlihment.
Then it was that WIvuD LAral=K wee
°hese, sad we know the molt. In thesis.-
tem
hedie•tem of 1891, ender the leadership d the
gallant sed dopiest Frsseh-Csssdhs, the
Liberal party acme bearer to whining them
at soy geodes eines 1873 So dem wss
the result of the dgotios that for 0..w -
siou it was • gestioa is the minds of Re -
femme sad Oimeervasivs dike whether
the Government et the deny would stood.
Another ektotios is ups. es, sad as The
Respire states that • change is Mr. LAc-
RI.a'a.peiuss is dee meat year, we wW asks
It for greeted dist • Federal elation er as-
tieipeted. Such • ooatiegfiney would eer-
tsiely change Mr. Lauri R'S peeitien-it
would remove him at the end of his seam
years probation free eta leadership of the
Opposition to the Premiership of the Dem-
isiso, s wen the ase with Hen. Atex •
MA' 0RNZIR is 1871, •.d would have tens
the portion d ED., A RD Bt.A a E had it sot
been for his defection se the trade policy
in 188i.
We thank The Empire for betias drawn
our stteaties to the matter of figures along
this lies, tet friends sad oppesente Bae es
d • gimes .het if then el any dependence to
he rla•sd ea the political horoscope, in the
lightof past a ests,the curtain is 1111iar meet
favorably for the gifted leader of the Liberal
party. when, mutes no political bludet
eoszmite ne trade har.aies, sad who la u.e..
u Ottawa as head of the t:eAswmea is the
year or rrmoo. 1894. t gherttl m. th.r. k ue-
thing to the seven Foot theory d ear igen
jig oestompssary, The Threats am-
When the Galore.11 fiMeIAL bet week d.
Dnnw .Bryn fa ib.. inhales geossehoeght,
.0. Ite.ettd that par mmaly elbowed hew
At.ex. Macsexzls
is Imansinoty palm el tie bag •othe
aloft mad* astrugrpars miasma. Ile
Naw Reeerd dose est.tstheasb eljeltli, em
p
sept Shot memo .r s mo, ima
sti Not It eeimsred the Nmemo,
Roma is
seder to elms this ta•rtissisr sod i•twes i
ewe. The News R.ostd was too only
Aper w tJs Beaty of Hare the west he
the tsel th d pw s est, rooming the
tithe pries wisest, at a eig`.e
(abw NSW, -Record.
11e yeas enstbmso who r.. *0d
the NoweeResord at the Dammam slew
gives evidence of beteg very fresh v the
Melees. Las weak he told that he was
the only Herm awspaper .ep.ss•1nawat
the Dungeonoa show, whet then were at
lest two others present, ill additi.e to a
representative of the Lsoksow S..lisel,
which, next to To[ Swxu., has the aria&
circulation in that emotion of Herm. This
week be publishes the item wb►eh we have
reproduced above, sad fora times et 1•1e.-
bood, it would be hard to beat, Tun SWXAL
did tot " steal " the prim Est from the
News Record : as • matter .t feet the prism
list wee it type in THs SwIAL otos oa
Tuesday, ad was got by this jeered is the
regular way. After that, we sal oar list to
another join -Nal for publication bet weak.
and dida't ask credit for it, either.
1oesover, the lief published in THE SiHNAL
was correct, wbiob would not haus been the
can had the News-Reoori'e report bees re-
printed. The editor of TNI SIGNAL •.d
two mermbers of his busily were present at
Ube Usegsanoa show, tate reporter of
W io dbsm Advm.os was passe, the *di
of the Lucknow Sentinel As alts then,
n o was the News -Resod ma, bst the
chap got wrapped up in **Old Flag b bis
fort to write es introductory article for
show, .ed when he unmated bimasU h
bed was so dizzy he couldn't see the ether
n ewspaper men. We would duos our
fresh young Mead, se the old Database
did the dud.. " Dol'd main • vool mit
yourvslluf, ad den'( you forgot it"
Tits Cos 17mOu,mi idem snows 0► Dives -
ligation on the tariff question in not hav-
ing • rosevnter time these days. It woe
ell well enough whilst the two Cabinet
.doorstep members were buildosing the farm-
ers, but when the farmers gut after
the comptrollers the clouds began
to gather, and (ERIE WALLACE.•Det
his running mate lieooverd that the
men mut i0 the townships have got their eyes
opened on the tariff question.
A.rru THE )USTEM:71nt.11 1. -TION OF T7IL
New Krumwick bench of judges in the Eu.Is
case, The 'Montreal Star ought to publish
one more article on the superiority of the
intelligence of the appointed jodic:sry of
('•0•.la in comperwoo with that of the
sleeted !sedges in some of the States of the
Union. Why, old Judie Lvxic,i could girt
some of the New Brunswick men pointers
on common decency ad justice.
IT IN 1LRT AMCEINO TO HEAR W V E OF THE
loyalists go tato hysteria over the Old Flag,
forgetful of the fact that there is • duty of
thirty per omit. levied oe the Old Flag
coming into the oouotry, just the same s
there ie 0pos any other flag, and that there is
• discriminatory duty aghast Bridal roods.
The duty, so doubt, adds to the value of the
Old Flag after the.tteto= ho.e officer has
been e•sisfied.
A MAN HAS JCET WOULD FOR A C51x06 or
venue for the trial of • ease at Tomato ki-
ssed of at Simone, on the ground that en-
neantio•isu are so thick in Norfolk county
that he, bahse • strong loyalist, would not
he able to get an unprejudiced jury t11 era
What will The Toronto Empire ay to the
swore steteneeut of ems of its loyalist friends
en this p.4tnt!
WHAT THE NEWSPAKM SAY.
MANOR AND attest .
Deaths lamer : Then in so.etbina
10 be raid coroermisg those Comet va-
hw who object to Sir John Thomp-
son as Premier, net bootees be is
lacking is ability, for he is one of the ablest
Iles in oar public life, but bee•.ee of his
religion. The Roman Catholics are a large
properties of oar whole pop.l•tio.. They
are citizens to precisely the same extent as
the rest of ea They observe the laws, they
pay their taxes. they are Inhale to military
.ervts. sad they discharge all the obliga-
tions of eitimemiip just as folly had jest as
freely u de thea of us as ere Protestants.
Boll we. thmsis's, beepers of their chant.
meads Ikea frameen their fair share
at
ef then hers and te of public life ?
Weald it be right to do so ` Would it be
Hefty he w to the CLtbolis, " You say
veto as sheens seas to represent yea is
PsrWn.t er the lwtgii•tats, but you
meat Mks etre throe they are Proteatente "?
Weald It he fair to ley dawn the principle
that C MJ*0. aheuld be hewers et wood
sed drawers of water for both parties, but
should aapirs to the high ptoses is smiths '
1st the hest mow ge to the top, so natter
whet his religion may be. This is • free
mustry, whore all shs.Y sled se se .mel
feeml% aid the nee with meat braises and
sMlity should be helped le the treat„ .et
bernswd aid hadmud eimply bemuse ha
dans wet saled the... shreh as the rest
el a If the Aboality amt slimed to give
mese Catholics more bodge tam Pretest -
Take tart Gaal yew drafts on
,deer/hyrital endurance drn'I tome
back to you some day gemmed "s o
weds.' Takt
SOOT'FS
EMULSION
OfPura Gahm, Oilap
1. wrens" you5 lyptM r
year ~mist .v f4 Nr•R .1/ itl.8fi.
/T CURES
COISIII77111, SCRVUL ,
i ONNITIs, COWIt, Ma
tad all lino elilisevwisseatp.
AAs of no /ielseable er mu. er Not
et de gemaise es Merton, paw is!.
anima
Bui?S1Lv111tu SI. .L1
1.58* pies. of (Mods ig warranted to
bed the home Makae. avid tally
One-third IoM In Price
than you as buy it trait
our ootmpetjtofs.
as 101 TOQSZILF TODAY.
Pickle Casters 11.46-il.S4--•i4
Pa Ho47
5 Hadar 1 1... ....414- 3ofi
2.74-4.56
147-437
2.9•-4.43
. ...179-4-56
199- 329
1.79 - 4.66
M-1.96-3.44
146-2.73-3fd
L19-2.46-3.44
3.60-4.66
3.60-6.60
1.47(--1.06-3.16
41 - 1.96
1.76-3.16
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14- 41
Booed Jan
Breakfast Cruets
Dimmer Knives
Denser% Knives
Dieser Fera
Tes *ems
Ousted Quoits
Batter Cosines
Coke Baskets.
Heol
Rooeivnn
Napkn
los Pitcher
Call Bella
THE7CENTFAIR
ggdt elsetl 1h CA551T It TIDAL
Iclni's Blocs n the STI
GODERICH.
aila had we better sea try to .sake the
best e(i . We knew that it is • bond thing
tut t ledres to *wallow Sir Jobs
but so doubt when the time
coma read for mooting they will fall to Mies
and maks the sign of the muse en their
ballets, joss of old.
ro•esss NARKS AOI NOT us WORE! urrssCL
Clinton New Kra : If the G.derish Star,
mai ether papers, were wise they would a-
mmo ri-.•!-t.
-
m ori:•. -t about the Hon. Mr. Foster's
marriage to another man's wife. 1t is be-
cause they are ignorant of all the circa* .
etas«s that they attempt to de:end (solely
for political purtodeua) an indefeasible posi-
t -Ma. If what is told by these who profess
to know be true, hie muriags to air .
Chisholm was out by any moans his worst
offence.
A 1(001 eT IIt0LDITT.
Toronto 131.1: %bite Jur. Mackenzie
Rowell was to charge of the Deportment el
Customs it was frequently urged the& he
erred on the side of severity. The Collector
of Customs at \'aneonver, where the out-
rageous attempt was made to collect • tax
on too Chinese wife of Rev. Dr. McKay. is
the sots of Mr. Rowell Severity serum to
lees family failing.
CALLS TERM %MACES.
Norfolk Reformer : We are told that •
mottoes of the Tory party u Heldis.sod hes
approached Dr. Wild, of Toronto, to ese-
test that meaty against Moategae at too
out election Between two smelt mesas
respectal"s ween will ME io talo to its
woods.
8.torth : The death is •asoasd this
week et Kra Laidlaw, ',noose of J. C. Laid-
law sod Mrs. J. H. Bro•dfoot, of this tewa,
sod Ya J. P. Brine, of Harpsrhey. 8M
died Thursday morning. at the reside.es el
bar daughter Mrs. James A. !alae, he Wag -
bun.
Clinton : Spe•kiag of the show the Myth
Standard says : O.e of the srticlm on
exhibit worthy of chief mention, is the map
of Eogknd worked in .ilk, giving •11 the
principal cities, towns, Bounties, etc. It le
the property of Mrs. Walker. d Clinton,
sad was made i• 1793, int one hundred
years MM."
DEAD AT BATTLE CREEK.
'This. Far 11 'ht Oanadlaas
have boon Idemmed.
Them are Tae Osie MMn weskits ham raid
tees. tiMtti.d and lianas .1 Thor
ig4 be OHM Sssssb-Ths
West PereieNns.
Up M the puma time eight Caladium
me know. to My perished is t►. G. T.11
wreak .t Bewails Crack, whist occurred es
Friday hat. They are :
Amino Ba mower, Term e&
Mos. Amga, Ba.asT Ter..M
T. A. Yotiasvey, Leake.
Bosom D. Omegans, Leaks.
O DoaLAso, Tilw.b.rg.
Mss. O. Doau%D, 1Tlse.i r4.
Joss
Snow'
T. R. &rsu.0 . ?..o y.
T. R. deatxoga. pert Dever.
The (math list t.tals 4•. Of this attenisr
40 hart bees identified or .e mated for
leaving eight claimed. It is believed
meq, if set d of then etre Cmodi•ms,
Aar. Father McKeow., of Stratitoy,
OM., yesterday identified J. J. Brew..
.f Shat town, by • meal amulet es his
MIL
'
J. J. Harrison, of Weisberg. Oat., iden-
tified the bodies of Mr. send Mrs. Oliver Der.
had, ant that tows, by • pies of the wo-
ma. s skirt •ad Mr. l•.d'r watch. Mr.
Doels.d mss • proprietors fsmer\It is
1eo
toe 'aborts of 11sb.rg. FIv. chum,
four boys sod • ggamirl,, sarvi.e them.
The be4 d LIbmt Bradley, mummer of
the Q..es+t broach .f ties Beek of Cora -
agree. Termite, who did at the Nicholls
Hespit,.l Y..dsy ought, wee taken to Sar-
▪ i. yesterday. The hose! of Bre. Brad-
ley, which was to have takes place yester-
day, was postponed ..d bu.b.ad and wde
will be barged to -day. These pottiness
wille.press.t the Bank of Commmse at the
fmmer.l : 0. 11s C. O'Grady, animist he-
r • R. Y. Parer, rotaries . urger t
..mopBotha , ms..ger for Use Nortle-
w.st braTh. Tie -oats beak sent toe
wrath..
All of the wounded are doleg wsH snoop
Yrs. Robert Valise. of Simoos, Out., who
had both legs broken. 1)5. leg had to be
rent yesterday. Her bu.b.ed arrived yes-
terday
eaterday after.eot.
The migration has hem made that sU
bodies usideuti6ed be buried is one lot in
Oak Hill Cemetery, Gad a monument erect-
ed there.
Th. rows of Thomas R. `stringer, of
Port !).,ver, were e,onrtenl to the depot 11
the 0-ldlelh.w.. he Icing • member of Sim -
o0., Out., LOdt'e, No. 161.
LEEBL'1MN.
Tie•n*T, Oet. 24th.
Hotta Au*tx.- Than Thurlow, who has
Wes Sr British Columbia for several yc• e
is visiting relative's here.
LxauCoy NUT SEHI.D. - lathe recett1xita*
list of Dungannon show, we oche.( ►W
Hugh Chisholm u.mcd off several penes Err
Dorms shown.
Bro. John Horton last week &waded the
district swear of the L O. O. T., sad gave
• fall t.p tot of the to the mesh
ha of 1*. 213, held on Fraley monies 1st
Ootxu To Peruke Row . -Ont worrisome,
8. Laid/ W rooted the tore of Jaime
MsCrookee for • term of yeah mid is • few
weeks tree will go Were to reside with his
(many.
The Sada temperance sneetieg
wasaddrswd M Mrs. Peat:aed. of
• pep.ler send well-known worker
Celli .thediat Aorta of that plea. She
spew i• so ~mast m•ts.er sod warmed her
rearms of the strew dangers of •
macs (Ir Smiley evening at 7 r. ■., 8.T.
Robert Headerees, et Carlow, will addre
the nesting.
EsTttAisuxsT.-I. O. G. T., No. 213isez
Friday .vooimg of this week will held •
eaterMisment at their ball. to
epee at • r. r. Efforts ars being make to
boas gad program of romp and rsdiyl
with as address Gem John Kermimebmm, .f
Seemlier, emblem -Love o1 Country. Rev.
M•eiay W kindly sease.ted to be ermines
ad Ib the ditties el the chair.
w
twr FM.
Old Chum
Plug.
No other smoking tobacco
seems to have supplied the
universal demand for a coo),
mild, sweet braoke like the
" OLD CHrMt." The name
is I household word and
theidaiiliar package has be-
come a mlrberofthe family.
le0.T.5A t.
A GREAT OFFER!
GREAT PAPIRR
-AND-
GREAT PREMIUMS.
W. sr. In • rogue. to Geer The
and the Wessels O0•5•41 Bed weekly Need
dbstreal ter ewe year f.,r 11 M. This ear •
Wes U • m. Ibvneerrttk•r to • oho+ • often. nisi
Mrthe polainkas et Ur taw
00334. 1' eroseresAam see the
r mallow (sea.. sera best .1 Mos*
M/a(d O•svdr ti IdNo, stick jel
• eve M the pest
twenty denote. Th. prrmhase- sheer
Peer aro- will be ready ahem the odd Iles
ember. and vial be forwarded to to ride b
whir* the prw•rtptio s are
wormian to the roper may 11.3335
itemember the oxer.1 r 'bear
beide flood to pssple w he ssese'iti+ -
'he .seam.. Aleomeree the e+e mos
ps•UU1ey be withdrawn.
All Wool Sox,
IOc. per pair. I
Do you want x x
AN
OVERCOAT ?
Our Stock offers inducements t
be found in no other store in t
County.
All new.
Bought for Cash.
Selected from
the best lines
of t h e most re-
liable makers.
Every garment
marked in
plain figure at
prices only
possible to a
close sailing
cash system.
We also sell
Rubber Costs,
Fur Coats,
Fur Capes,
Seslette asps,
Cloth Caps,
Underwear,
Long Boots,
Felt Boots,
Rubber Boots,
Felt Slippers,
Overshoes,
and everything required for
man or boy's outfit.
If you pay Cash we'll
interest.
give you
1)
Extra Heavy So;
I2fc. per pair.