HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-3-22, Page 5THIS SIGNAL • GODERIOR, ONT., THURSDAY, MARCH t:. 1894.
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TO RESV'T THE ATTACH
.,f the germs of Consumption,
Scrofula, (.rip, Malaria, and many
.other diseases -means fight or die
for all of us. These germs aro every.
where in the air we breathe. The
,Mile are iu favor of the germs, if
our liver is inactive and Mir blood
impure..
1\ hat is needed molt is an ineeelle
io our gertulighting strength. '1'o
du this sulxeisfully you need to put
nn leodkAy AeoA, rouse the liver to
rigorous action, so it will throw off
these harms, and purify the blood so
that there will be no " weak 'pot,"
tier sell for germ- owth.
We claim for 1)r. Pierce's Golden
' l Ileal Discovery, that it does all
Shot in a way peculiar to itself. It u
th.• development of generations of
medical thought -it has itto($l the
p•'•t of
3 quarter of a century of
a r...
That is why the makers can gu.Ir-
,,,h. it. In every trouble caused by
asps') liver or impure blood, if the
I h•c.' ere " fails to benefit or eure,
your money is refanded.
There wouldn't be any cages of
( !ironic Catarrh if everyone used
t►r. 'Sage's It.•me.ly. 'There's 250o
reward fur an incurable case.
NE W AC : ERTISEMEN TS-MARCrI 22
Pao.
. al !'hotoe --R. R. Sallow, ...... 5
1. rat Tailoring -F. J. I'udhate 5
H.,u..teeptug-W.Smith ..... .. 5
*eel. for 4, de-lV. H. Perrin . ., 5
s. 1 Wants !-Mer. Gerrow . ... 5
- r Novelties W. Acheeou & Sen. 1
A Pretty hove Armstro.g h Soo
Wall taper -nesse & Porter. ...,r, 6
trench Kid I;►ovp-J. T. Acheson.... . 7
t .r W
seer • �J H. orchil & Co
3
Grapes
►;ttie11 hloride Dr. Kicbardsee3
Stied. for %►le -S. Sloane . ... ,
lkeumaklog--;Mies-W,lsoo 5
Lead for Sale --F. W •lohaslo. 5
bargains 11. B. Pollock 8
'prong \ovelties Humber & Sas . • 8
THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
Fr3m the Reporter'. N.HMm
• If 1.• it • stole In i Tee hews. 1 redo
h. tent 11 t a Meer/ taeaseg • To .
Takla' Mee., am' IaNk 111011
Peens M."- arras.
i i.0 aster Time le the gr3some awakening
of emu.. • o.-.. cw.0 to for Seting decors
few don't f. eget that rbe highest is d.reratrye
.t in b.. n • caa b•, secured at the studio of
it K.:•1 w..
not owe sea of clreum t anti'! evidence ia
1•uw be.ntt. tram, discus .•d. but tM etronseat
. Atte, that • man is well dre..ed is to be
Persil ,n tie fact flog• be gets bra clolb{L,
malt ac F. J. I'r,dtow'a
FINK IAILOKINU.-New Kering (:rode in'
dv:h. Irish mad (-anodise Tweeds, tt'rrrst•d
Suiting* and Sperms Menomonee. Hest trim .•
ough. cert sad throb ohesper thee the cheep -
eat. ii. MarCuRMA('. M'ir.
31.114E Ta) ORDER." -There ars some pee
tie shim ordinary spectacles will sot at. If
rotate one of these. we well sake a glues to
s.n )our sp.eul re uire'aemts. low the same
0. • odor wail make a coot to rat • hump ba k.
es tun W. T. Width. optic -ton and Jeweller
•Awtr. -On Thursday net a eons
tending at tba station got frightesed 11 •
trunk sad ram .way. YOrtuastely it was
',Poured lode.e it could do any serious
•1nnage.
11, gni Pmuworlm E' 4'l. Oe account
of otters' of the village schools being slotted
during Esetet week, the promotion examen -
ivies to the public acbool hays been post.
pried toll Aorta 5th andbth.
I. roalt •+T (' ii w'll.- Kevivai esrvtnes
see king eoadooted i. % iotoria-at ch. -eh
this wish. The sceri.gt iamrsass in istsr-
ele weekly, but will likely dose them tette.
holm effort has See made to do g ..d,
mei has not been in vain • tboagb the work
arc are far from e•usged with fibs moult..
A Jt SILTS - 0. March 29th, the Sal
Yahoo Army will odebras. their 10th as
s.emery by o monster banquet and jubil.s,
1c Mt held is the 8. A. Burmeko. Sastre
With, &tad a ifs, and all the *Moen f o n
the district will be present, also (amp'.
l.oft01 Stark, the wonderful ssmsiorc n.
'Miters are aro empsee• Tea served fr• M
i to 8 Ticket. 26 eta, jubilee 10 amts.
F_ L ('. E. -O. Friday naming lace Rev.
Jas. A. Aadersoa, R.A , delivered an es -
Sleet sarong to • ergs sad attentive
adieu,* se the ireeemsoet of North .t,
Ile hod i.t church. TM subjoin was ••Fvery
Mao the Architect of Hie ()we Fortes").
I I\ J,1' STRAWS
111'T THEY TELL
',Ian • Moe Serge Seim Well wade). M h8
Tw,sd Selo (.11 *eel/ 4.75
Free Risek Worsted Cwt and
Vesta 1910 Talky) 7.67
Imported Sege Suite (412 SO
finality 9.63
Fine sleek Wormed Pawls M
Rues Geed Tweed Peals 1.98
shelHeaf mem Made .thig mew es•aplsea Ne
'tem geed., testerW grow sed
!lee all sew. We nil e• eke Pregramdve
4 a'l0 ArmeeL 1f you're • emelt buyer
Veneto ree5•, fly ,,• boner eels hent
thee anywiters front Ii, „yV.'ve 4teerylbiag ttetiiftd
0011 PURR OVTFITT) lis.
Nut Friday eight • •• Swag Service '• will
be gives by Monts. Marto. All are esr-
diray dented ta Stead thew swetiyt,
whin► commseoe at 7:30.
HA.. Hittt Mcrnso.-A mestieg el all
interested in hese-ball will be held in the
Here. Hotel oe Mo.d*y eremite at , 3U
r. r sharp. Come all.
1101 WI u Ago Fmut for SOAK tT Sr.
Prrra'.. Moly Thursday, high mw •t 9
A.11. Good Friday, toast ot the h'resaaeti-
5.111 at 10 A. u., sed at 7:30 r. r., tie Way
Creep. of the Holy Aaterday, high truss at
7.30 A. is. Estee Soaday, low now at 7:30
A. r., high Maw •t 10 0 r., and veepet5 at
7 r, w. The church will be decorate i.
is IT Tate • An excb.nre runs into
putty, by springing the tolluwtog on the
co./idiag public
How dear to our heart is
('ash oo subscription,
%Vhen the generates subscriber
Presents it to view ;
But the wen alba dei t pay
We refrain from deseriptioo,
Fur perhaps, gentle reader.
That mu might be you.
Ke '11111:ret: 1.. T. R. Fluter holiday ex
eurmioa.. Single taro to all pinata March
22nd, 23rd, 24th, all tickets good until next
Tuesday, 2716. Now is your time tor •
cheap trip. 'Ticket t and all information
can be procured from Ii. Armstrong, G. T
K. town ticket west., t:. N. W. Telerr•ph
other, %Vest et. e:oderich. Tickets, tele-
grams and express to .11 parte of the world.
%Then remitting alwave use Canadian ex
press moony orders. Cheapest and safest
method. I'•a5d everywhere.
Lott:, O. r Foot Tone The police
authorities throughout the Dominion bare
berm warned that sharpers are going ale ut
working a new genie This time it relates
t bicycles. the man paually works alone
and his pan is to End the names and ad
dresses of bicycle rider,. He then repro•
..n .. himself as en agent of the maker of
the wheel which his inteoded victim rides
and tolls hint that a Dumber of whistle have
been stolen and that his is uac of the num•
her. lie prodnoee lou authority fur taking
tk. wheel .od fre.luently Kota the machine,
which, of course, he sells, frerlueoUy in the
time town. Hundreds «)f PeYtP Ic have been
victimized in 1'hicago, Detroit, I:., heater,
Buffalo and other cities.
Frw.Tn*e.r_--A meeting foe the purpose of
organiztng a'oottail club a Goderich wet
held at the gymnasium of the Collegiate It-
S tit.ite on Mosd•y evening the 1'.'th one
.Ths-e was • felt attendance. Mr. Hooper
o.iropied the chair, and Mr. i►.nomy per-
formed the duties of secretary. The dol.
low mg otti tars were elected . Ham. pre.i
deet , H. 1. Strong, 11. A : president, H.
Phil• s vice resit t .o
w 11. f !ie
j.►p rt.ca
. cy.-erauarer, S. Hurst. Committee -
M • re 1. . lite, Deoomy, Elliott, Sankey
.od Crieemae. (iptaio 4'ha.. Sutlers .
curator, I'has Stuart. Fee for membership
25.1 1'he oommittee will meet in the rym•
n•aium at 7.30 1' .1. Wednesday, to make
farther arraagemeot a.
I;s.orr. Wionipeg North
waiter. March 10th Another interesting
game in the series between the rink front
Goderich, Oat., and curlers from other
ole tern towns sad cities was played in the
Granite rink yesterday afternoon. A nam•
ber of spectators took • lively interest n•
the game, which was keenly contested anal
the Goderich men foot a lead that could
scarcely be overtaken and the London men
cried -enough • It is under.tnod that a
Toronto rink wish to meet tl.e winners, so
the next match will probably be (:odericb
eh Toronto. Thplayers a d •: ere were;
emits!. II. l. -\I o .
S A. Megsw, .1. l ouhiIL
4; M. (lord.., G. T. Hrys..
W. R. Miller,W..1 Youbill.
H. H. Smith, skip 14 H..1. Christie, skip S
Tit 141. UL'T R4:-4I,1\T. IN Hiao'.--
New Era Reference is often toads to the
oldest inhabitant, ' but we doubt if half, -
dorm people in the county have any idea u
to who aro actually the oldest resident'
t ere. The New Era b.I:rees that it pin •
1 oeit,00 to settle the point definitely, acd
lives the names of four gentleetem whom it
has reams to believe are entitled to the div
Metter. Sber,ff Gibbous, Henry and Hor-
s,*
oys, Horton, of Goderich, and Wm. 1000V,
Of Carlow. These gentlemen have beeti
tardente of the coosty for over 60 years,
sod the honor of being the actual oldest
resident must be divided among the three
on; seal. t% ben Mr. 1'butt; ernes,' •o
(zolerich--•iter walking all the way frost
Gwslph--they had jest oommenosd to ober
it All Um gentlemen named are ie • fairly
gond state of health, end may yet the teen-
s', many years of activity.
l01111.0 TO (:)omen. n Aero. -Many of
o it citizens who heard Mia. Effie F:aice
Reit .t her first appearaoo. ie Goderich
May last will be pleased to learn that she
will he here again on the evening et Friday,
April 615. Mier hest bis • very exteessive
repertoire of readier, from the beat liters(
works, had in addition will present a series
of forty -See statuesque posingg.. in (Reek
oesuwe. Thee posies will dem given be-
fore a background of black velvet, produc-
ing a marvellous effect .tot heretofore sees to
the sane edeoat•ge. Wherever Miss Hen
has appeared flue season tm press has
spokes j,ighly of her t.tertaiemear, and we
fed .soured that her wooed visit to (gale
rich will be se exception to the rule. The
reserved seat plea is now open at Fraser &
Porter's hook stere. The followi.s is front
obs Tenon I dobe " The posing in Ito ek
coteme by Mea Heat was toned the clever-
est things et the kind ewer dose io 1'oro.-
f6 on it So.1AL. -- The V. W. Mimi. o
Read of Knox church gave • most snivels.
fal Scotch social in the basement of Kisco
eharcb oe the sowing of Thursday of last
week. There was • Imgo atteadeeos sad an
the eeautg roma was take. up. The room
was tastefully decorated with Saudi too teas
•'d plaids. Refreshm ant& wen.ervd,rs
striae of seteses, oatcake, cake, eta The
program although see ewlat Iamgtby wee se
enol amt era, hdediae Scotch .mia'e,dses,
leeit.tis.s ant roadie.. A seas by A. P.
Id.Ltae was elpsWly appreciated sad woo
an ewers intro wag reepsaded to. We de
nes knew windier it this is Mr. McLeas's Ant
aoperesss sea n a rs% or IS, hat we de
k.sw that hr ening ea this sesames
brought dews the Mem. Aleagetbr the
assert was as of the awe u.seassfd that
kis base held ler some tints The ass el
til wag token is. the preemie d wMan .411
5. • goodly addition to the funds el the
'eery.
Thum urn em Tuns tt lessAwn.-Harry
Hart's onmedy drama "Treabheeese Tims
la ir.isad" was peeented le the Opera
Hon.., ea Friday seeing leaf seder tlie
sempiami ef t5. R C Gard. There was
• barge ntendesee nod .m'y gad seder.
Tis ease ef ebnnMsse was brolly gees. and
theptums*dh.sftbspi.yebewed thei mab
See ad labor ked hese spent ie get0•g 11
it Ste the good shape to which it was pre-
tested The drams eras of Irish lits durtay
the robotism of 17411 and proved to be .ere
isterwttssgg •4pestal uceonoo should tremade
of D. S1cC,ertesck in theptrsoa el ferry 4)'
Connor. lir. Mct'ormh:k esutiuesa.dasv•
taps sere so l.di i (suety catekieg that the
audience were throws tato oorraksive
augbter. Mr. Mary MacCuroo and her
yummier sister, Nellie, toads successful ire
psreeeatises, the gets bete particularly
apt bed neural is the character of " Kitty
Welsh." Mr. Hurt deserves Melaka is
bo summate! atauagemsnt of the play.
Several soup and melodies were lute coed
during the play. The open house orchestra
was is .tt.ud•aoe sad treated the audience
to some Mas 'Menem.
..' Ex111/1171011 nr S&rc... M.N'11i'.a
A•.T Perhaps the most extensive ..hibe
tool of machine needle work d ver shown
la l;amity:ch is now to le tern at the *torr
on K-nrstuo st., is rear of t:node's drug
store. The inter fie local agent of the
Steger Cowper.), J. 1:..1t.ry havi.cg du
plied of • erre number of enacbiase here,
represented to Coe c..'npauy that •n oppor
tunny should be offered to the la hes who
bail purchased the machines to het a thor
ough tuition in the iatricscies of the fancy
work it was possible to turn out, and two
expert., Mw Fox aid Mor Ilurd, have
come to I.oderich and opened out an art
room for two weeks with that object to view.
The work displayed consists of white work
armoire, rope silk, embroidery, Kensington
stitch, drawn work, Roman embroidery,
and every other variety of sewing machine
work. fait 00 1 free aid • oonii.l invita-
tion is extended to the ladies of 1oderich
and vicinity, whether they u.. the Singer
of not, to vtet the art room on Kiogmtoo
street and view the elegant and attractive
specimens of stork os exhibition.
Tue. Her+s ole Kcrr..e. -The County
('ouocil House of Refuge committee, coo.
sistiog of W. I'roudfoot, Goderich : H. E•l
her, Stephen ; A. McMurchte, Clintoo ; W.
Howden, Exeter : and W. Mile., Grey, met •
in t.Yistae yesterday. It was decided that
from 25 to 50 acres of ground would be re.
quilted somewhere within two utiles of (lin-
too,I;odertch,Safnrth,Wisvham or Exeter,
and tenders for sites will be second from
these sections The general impression
seewed to be that the neighborhood of ('lin
ton would be the most central and suitable
location. .1. T. (:arrow; E.1 , M. PP. for
West Iluron, will be asked to co-operate
troth the two other local members from
ituron and prevail upon the Ontario t • iv-
eroment to allow the Srarely estate -about
434,000 -to po toward the expense ot a
house of refuge. Some time in April the
committee will viait the combos oft oxford,
Norfolk sod Wellington with • view of
g.toiog practical information. 1'lans and
oci ications will be procured and probable
t paced before the county eoancil at the
ext meeting of that body. Clinton News-
tecord.
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COMING AND GOING.
Phil ifurtoo is home fur hu East-rhol -
day..
W at Jenkins, of Clinton, is a to so this
week.
Mrs. J. McQuaid, of ti_afortk, visited in
town this week.
A. J. Macdougall, of Chicago, is visiting
relatives in town.
Sites Mable McKenzie made a short visit
to (Innen last week.
John ('lull visited his brother in Clinton
Tuesday of last week.
Mr. and Mra. George Acheson have re -
u nd from 1'xbndge.
Makwlm Slcl.eod, of Lindley, is visiting
friesds a town this week.
I'olly and lien .\hen are on a trip
through Brace purchasing horses.
31,a. W. (.:. Smith, Nchitin - et. , is recover
ing front her recent .evere slices.
John Colette left oo Mouthy for Sault ste
Marie, Mich , where he has secured • snug
tion.
Mrs. Fred Stec/bore, of Port Hums, was
visiting her meter Mn. J. C. Avery, Wit
week.
Miss Janie Shanwtm and Miss Caldwell
left oo Mondry last for the attere home in
A•nher,tburg.
.lanes Stoddart, son of our townsman
!►acid Stoddart, is .pending a couple of
week at home.
License Inspector Paisley was in town
Monday nothing arranremeota for the
licenses for 1941 5.
Capt. %tel./tram and goo %%-Ilium arrived
hero last week from St. ('%therines to tit out
their reset, schr Defunct.
Duncan Mather o, of Montreal, is visiting
his mother and otter relatives in town. He
has bete some eiybt years to the Quebec
metropolis.
M. C. Censers. Q. C., returned from his
Winter's visit to Florida, on Tuesday of bat
week, looking liala and hearty after hem w•
jeers is toe Sunny South.
We regret to learn that S..1 Reid, . f
Ki.gatos see of our townsman, John Reid,
is reported seriously ill at the Lisses:t o •
city. Mrs. 3. Reid, mother, bed J. A.
Reid, brother of the sick young ma., left
for Kiagrtoe is Maeday to Sanger to W
want.
ECHOES FROM THE PEOPLE.
A ielkers vsslee,
Rafter Sinew..
Allow me to congratulate you upon the
result of yesterday's trial. I art only one
of teary soothers s who will rejoice to know
that at least o.e place o1 temptation for
ocr .005bas hemi removed. A Mor)....
(Roder c'i, Marsh 14th, 1894.
The ..Oarrtaen We ort.
To t5. P,.giiater of T)l. 81o1lt_
Dina Silt --Reckoned please Sea 111 00,
Wig to change laid epos my paper. 11
then is any tat for not remrtusg .t proper
time 1 atm wiling to pay it Mon power to
your pew to writs up the dens of the town.
Napier yea will onmo off victorious in the
pending sea, your. respectfully,
1s+. 1. l:wa.4r.
Loehalsh, March 14, 1644.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
Toa V Agr:r ann.- -The Vanguard for Feb-
re.ry, a joined el sterol reform, edited 1 y
F. S. 8pssem, Toasts h.a resorbed sr
table. 7'he awewb e1 this roee as. et the
wase i.teneti.g ebarener, add oswprre:
The grwat neventiw ef Feb. 6th : Tenet
Abetismiee aid lotensvity ; Prekibitios •
the United States : Opures ow 11e L'qw r
Train ; I nterio Plebrefto Reterme ; Pleblo .
dr and Seat Act yetiag Compared ; lie r
De�ki.g Tem Sar.IlAc Testimonies ;
es
pd .(Evemt: A Gamin gnat Tie
Vanguard Is • series el "Smart text kooks
es bmp..mnes and eau he W foo 91i a Fleas,
er 11 isle • goal. rluebr.
Daring the past six mwehe Hamwflltm s
i tl..til. spoken. f•ueensa by 640.
Shelter wee given i. Ramis d.ri.g the
pan m
veer 115 so bsnM p
.f IM sing
el
THE DEATH RECORD.
DALTON. -Weed has Shea ream reed at
Uses of the sad death of C. Deltas a Ikea•
v. r, ('ot l''esesed wag • respected rem
demi of Lassa mem is years ago 6.4 wee
pruned sly last Spring to hies M. (;utm,
of that plate. Fath was canoed by the
lodging of as orange seed is the stomach,
causing •3 abscess, end although an apses
titan was performed, yet it proved fatal.
.'111 coweeolled with the deceased have the
aympatby el the whole community.
BAIMDEN.-Th:s week it bermes o -r
sad duty to record the Jath of smother of
Exeter's oldest residents. in the parser of
Charlotte, relict of the late James Rat. Ir s,
who died at the family readeoc. ou Wed.
o eaday March 14, at the age o1 62 years, 4
moth' eel 5 de ... Deceased enjoyed com-
ati.sly halts unit! about five
wparF"Jet.e .go w o she was tikes suddenly ill
w.th la grippe, which resulted in a cow i•
enure O /batae, gad ended her life: She
was • good Christian woman and an adhar.
enc of the James .erect Methodist church.
The funeral took place iso Fndsy to Exeter
cemetery where the venous of her :ace hut•
band he. 5h• leaves to mourn her demise,
• grown up family of two boys mot three
girls, who have the sympathy of the °im-
munity.
M,121'EEV -Ties Standish, Sltchir•s,
ltd. -pendent, of February 4th, speaks ss
follows of a forayer reorient of Grey, Mrs.
Med jneeo, who was • sister of 'Phomas
S•okes, of the 2nd con.: Mrs. Thom... Mc-
t'uen, sr., died at her hone in Standish,
lint Tuesday morntog at 'L a'clocr, after au
Jlsess, of about three mouths, principally
he.. r: trouble. She had not beet confined
to her bed much of the time until Sunday
forenoon, before her death, when she he -
came suddenly worse, cuattnutug to tail
sated her death. Mrs. McQueen was born
in liogl.nd to 1836. and cane wish her par-
ent, u) t;oderich, Canada when °oilyy nue
weeks old. She was married to TM m..
McQueen, at the age of twosty-ttie . years, 1
mei came wltb her husband to Sia•,duh :o
1671. and was ..moeg the first settless of
t is village. Mrs. McQueen will be great -
11 missed by her friends, who extend a f.F
a she was known, fur we believe it ass
truly be said of her that she had node as
enemy in the world. She was • kill 14(4.1•
ed ('hrieuan lad), and set an ex•male be-
fore the world that was alei.e reproach.
She reausot i
uleaul food of rlowet• enol
P Y
her !mut (.11 home was an lade, of her high
order of refinement. She was burin 1 by
the Christians of Standish. '1' 1'. %V. Mair,
n1 Detroit, conducted) the services, the fu.-
eral being among the large.; ever held 1s
this palce. The remains were interred at
Ute i'.oe River cemetery."
JE WI IT. -On Ender of last week Louis
Jewett, of Morrs, went to his long h one
atter an illness of about thsteen we Its
of m ooh suffering. He had reached the
patrutchal age of 86 yearn. His lust ral
took 'oboe on Moeday afternoon, o00
the
interment beinv made at the family 1 u -y -
tog gr. uhd. l .v. R. Paul. of Brun•
e els, who had been acquainted with tate
deceased for the past 33 years deducted
the service. Mr. Jewitt was horn at N .rah
('ave, Yorkshire, England, on March 17,
1504. 11i his early life very little or no-
el is; is known, but he was married to his
best wife in h32. The fruit of this union
was four sons, Thos., of Bluecal. ; Gerrge,
who died soon after the family came to
Canada : It:chard, of Morris ; and Williams
of Trusties. While in the land of his birth
he lost his fins wife and the mother of kis
cbi'dren, and a second time he entered the
marriage relation. In 1850 he came with
his tinnily to the province of 44ntario and
settled on the 5th line of the township of
Cbinguecousy, in the county of Peel, Five
ye•n later he removed to Morris where be
it ved ever since. Hie second wife hairy re-
moved by death, for some time ha lived
with his son %Villiam, but about twenty -ox
years ago he was hurried to her who now
mourns the lose of • geed husband. 1io
war a true man, 411 earnest Oristis and •
thorough Methodist- He - four .ons,
seventeen grand -children .54 --' herty-hoe
great grand children. Twenty -ea a e
living. He now rest from his abor,.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Dr. Whitely hag purchased Sam Mcl.eans
pacer for the tine figure of 5250.
Au Easter ball and .upper will be held at
the Manchester hotel 00 Mowday evening
o ext by thig,proprietor .1..1. Walsh.
" All is &lot gold that glitters". Don't he
deoeiveJ, but boy • "White" or "New Wi •
Batas' Sewing Machine of Geo. W. Thom.
Mora.
The Ontario Pressed Brick and Tern
4'otte Works of C•mpbsllville, Halton Co.,
will be remote 1 to Toronto Junction at an
earl, date.
Rev. J. A. Aodereoe, B. A. of Knox
church, and Ker. M. McKay, of the Les-
bos chum+, exclaimed pupil. Int Sun.
day evening.
S. A. McLtao, of Goderich township, has
sold ba 40•acme farm to Jae. Blair at an
averse price r 1 $90 an sero, bot Sam's
Owe was • garden from end to end.
Itob es human and horses and .11 .nimar
cured is 30 minutes by Wooiford's Sanitary
v
Lotion. This never fair. SoId by .las.
Wilson ..d all druggi.ta 30-1y
Next Loral's D ty t arming ft • . rt i ie in
Koos church will be t. the i•te eels of our
milore lad fishermen wham the pastor, Mr.
An lens, will preach.
The Goderich Organ has been chosen in
preference to all other competitors in the
anted at "1'rew." church, A thfield, Geo
Thomson is the local spent.
Theesee..sd and in Algoma is 189.790•cns
on the resident roll, sad 105,261 on the on
resident. This does sot include the land
outside of municipalities.
English Spavin Liniment removes all hard
soft or oallossed Lumps and blemishes 1ro..h
horses, blood sparis, curb., 'pliant, ring
bees, .wesosy, stills., .pains, more and
swans threat, conks, etc. Save 1150 by
use et owe boded.. Warranted the n est
wead.rfel blemish cure ever know.. Sold
by J. Wilson and all druggists. 30-ly
Patrick Keleher,ese of the pitman of 77,
the year in which the Ant tree was cut en
the site of the peewee city of Guelph, died
at that Moe reentry, aged 86.
itheumat en ( mew In a dry. South
Asterism Kbeurceie Caere, for Rheumatism
.red Neuralgia, radically oared ie 1 to 3days
It sties w the system is remarkable and
mysteries% it remises at O.O. the nese
sad the disease isemediat.ly dimippate
The Int dere greatly lies4Ata. 75 sten
Sold by J. Wil.o. and all druggists. 30.1,
the Nev. Seeps r w free • deck.. of
try .1 15. esippistg inlm.iry k ,. isrthe d t5. sees .haws • abrin i. mkt
lest year of .early 50,0)0 tees
Relief in Sic Hors. -1Hatressf.g kid.
may and bladder diens' relieved i. .Ix
been by the " Xcw cots*? Srr-em Arany-
can K)nenw Craig." Thr New remedy r•
seie soeprre a.d delight to Orions ea
asset el tte esseedi.g preempts= i• re -
Review pain is the tlladdr kidneys, bash
.red every pert of the mrbary p.rmsges ke
.sake er Leda It Miens nitatite el
tracer sad pais i.combs It almsat iMmedi-
want oil% Mid aml are
l Moly.
. Veer eei'.ee4r. W by lea Win&
KNOWLEDGE
Brings oornI,,rt and impmvemest .ted
tends to personal sn)r•yn:et,t when
rightly tisk The ,n*i.y, who live bet-
ter than ..t hers and enjoy life mere, with
lees •xpwriditure, by, more promptly
ulapiing the world's best pxd'dtiete b
the whsle of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
leestiv.,pprinciples embraced in the
rertltidj;'f yrup 44 Figs.
Its excellence is due to Its presenting
in the farm most acceptab • and pleas-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of • perfect lax-
ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headache* and fev'e,s
and permanently curing constipation,A.
It has given ratisfeet i.n to millions at*
mot with the appr•.v41 of the medical'
prides :oil, because it acts on•the Kid-
144:,/a4- Liver and Bowels without weak-
euing'thom and it is pKrfet•tl; fire from
every ohjectionable sub.nutce.
Syrup of 1•'t; s is for sale by all drug-
gists in 75c. bottles, but it is many-
factnrtd by the C'ellforeia Fig. Syrup
Co. est% whose neu,e is printed on every
package, also the lame, Syrup of I• igs,
and biting well informed, you will not
soon* say substitute if offered.
THE WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
r
Cad rich reins .
°montacr. Marv:► a. 111.1.
Poring Wheat. standard 0 55 to 0
!•'all Wheat .... 0 :.i to 0 10
Flour. family 010 to 0 e0
Shorts. t1 ton CO 00 WOO 00
Bran. V ton
Screenings V ton
Chopped Peed' Wheat • toe.
Ostia. new. 11 bush
Peas. b husk.
Harley. two rowed., bask
WAR IN PRICES !
'WINO PRICES SEEMS TO
IIE THE ORDER' OF THE
DA1 IN THE DRY U($)DS
111'li1NOW.
1 Jur Custom., depend on the
I'ri'r• of our cc/1
$I)I�IN�i (i(rt)i)S
oohs. h we am now reeeiting, to le• the
lowest of any ;tore in town.
Look out for Price idiot when our
Spring Stock is complete.
hest C'ortitrlli Spool Silk, :tc. ea• h,
or 60c. per do?.
(test .'00 -yard *3-eortl Cotton Thread,
per spool, or .'1 spools for 10e'.
We a are always plesacd to ,how
goods. Tuve. int Red.
JAMES A. REID.
Jerdaati'rmk, Adwlea.
Marsh 7. U
Property SDP Sato or for Root.
L'OR SALE. - F51.0 WILL PI '11
aims town lot u.d Irick boo"•.
sal win purchase lot 1.0. icor terms app .• '0
FRED. .r. JOHNSTON, 8qult rite, Marie.
Oat. 1
RC'IT FARM F*fl SALE, -. ; At'itES
of a mile from ('pure House.'lloderich,
23 musses Sumaser-fallorred : acro, strawberries
and easpherries. (lewd water and brtiMlnge
For Part/enters appl, to 1•, U. box std Uodertab.
Out.
I AN
/ .sr
bounded on.
miles by the
About 300 ac
nwaty rock in 1
Abut .40 acres r
awaiadcr of the go
mrd freed of mum
4*.
FOR SALE IN A1/041A..-
in the Township of amass.
Pout!' and Cao for nearly two
nt Hay and serpent triter.
good alluvial soil. the rest
lies'r.t.1 Mineral Mists'irt.
red and seeded down ; In-
land very easily cleared
Oruw} good crops of
bay. oet0, potatoes. &y. (lord posture. exclu.-
I,e of the cheered land..lor a hundred cattle.
Good markets for all kits sof produce. Promo
house, baro, stable. The '. 1 . It crushes the
land. and any other rail to the Boo will
•too cross it ter l miles. 411 be soh! chemo.
MP.N• M, ieh P.O.1'O1
Apply to J. IL�.1
Y
vpy
'
0. 00 tun 00 VALUABLE FARl1S A D• T4,WN
pKOPNKTY FSR BALK K ltK.'T.
re at woo 00 hot 9 in lbs first C01101418C0110141801111141t
or. (Mei iern•
... 00 GO Lobs fkl b
0 t! to 3! ship. county of Ituroo. 1 mik. from deficit.
o 3i to o 3s venerating of 110 acres more or h•... 1*arn IOx
o W to 0 W at)• nearly new. good ert-hanl of t Manse fruit.
Barley. common .. 0 35 to 0 1•
My. Vton 650 to 7M
Pa•atno•. V bush. 0 40 to 0 '0
[utter, 0 18 to 0 2)
Stena, fresh unpacked., lb...-0 10 to 0 Il
Chrome 0 1! 10 0 11
Wood
boot
Hides.
Sheep Skins ..... ..........
Live Hogs
Dreamed Hogs
well watered with spring creek, an exilalea
graving faro. ran tie bought on easy term.,
Apply to JOHN KNOX. Auctioneer.
I.ot t la the broken front. et -et of the fake
row! un the Western division, Thyroid] of Cot
borne, comity of Iluron. a miles front Ood.rich
00 to 100 compri,ing 118 acne, Large back barn. good
0 18 to 010 fame hour li story high, nearly new and
'00to250
..... 050 to 060 '
1 (0 to 1 50
3# to350
HORN.
YOliNO-At Rosedale farm. ('o:hnrne. on
Tuesday. )larch 6•b, the wife of Roder! k ,
M. Young. of a daughter.
MARRIED.
HENRY - SI. &LLIdTER - Cu Tueedar,
, March loth. 1011 a' i Its Manse, Ooderirh.
by Rev. Jag A. Aatora,n, te. .4. Thome.
Henrv. of West W.wanoeh to Charlotte
Asn McAllister. of Relfa.t. Ont,
DIED-
PKARKN-lu Brampton. on Men i, 19, 1.444.
James leranklio. infant son .,f J. ha. and
Asnle Pearen, age1 1 )ea-, : months mod
13 days.
MARINE NOTES.
Schr. Todman las had her bocm repaii.
Schr. Kalfage is undergoing extensive ie.
psi' a
Tug Seibold is having her m: c'tinery re.
Pikired-
One of the 1sbice boats has had • c. w
m.'st pot in.
good orchard of ••i,c.c.- frust, esu h. hooght on
easy terms. .App'y toJ011 ,KNt!N. Auctte'a
eeT.
Block A and 11 Lake rings. in Ude township
less. There an. on Ilio premiers a frame
house. flame barn end good .t•bhog. About
: acresyoungerabard ut et.o,r c fruit. Aleut
.r, acres of bush. This lana a considered a
first clasp grazing farm. Tide farm can be
divided to suit pnrchssers and bought' on easy
terms. Apply 10 JOHN KNOX.
nauseam! lot in the town of Clinton, -1.041
11. Mary -.t, opposite toe old woolen mill,-com-
pristr.g frame house 1J story high, 9 rooms.
rd
.tomo foundation with goucellar, all in good
•tate of repair. Apply to JOHN KNOX.
i0•If.
Am -titterer.
nf Co1\orne, eons'istis rive.
aid aura more or
FOR BALE. -N. } LOT 31, 2ND CON-
cesdoa, Ifaat Wawanosh, I owes. This
is • first-class farm. Also tows lot 1:8. Gode-
rich, Apply to PHILIP HOLT. 1641,
I.
ACRE FARM FOR SALE --THE
old homestead of the lata Jame. Cana -
day, of the township of Kest W.wanos\, be-
ing last halt of lot 28, contention 1, on the
gravel road that leads from Ooderieh to W Mg
-
hem. It issnusted about 50 rods from Aub-
urn. • thriving village with four churches and
a wheel near at hand. A comparatively neer
triune house with seven ergs rooms and cellar
with other convenlenecs, and good tank tars
and about 200 large bearing fruit trr.e • -'r: op
the premises. About 10 acres are ^4• rayed. The
sal Is of the best. Further ,ptorn,ation Moss
14118, CA8SAI). a Auburn P U. *1-0
All the ice is oil the lake, u fai u can Ci -. - -
men from hart FUR SALE AT RARUAIN,-THAT
commodious building on Rfagat„ Hus
r
There is a large quantity of fishing mate • tete. at pto.ent ace' pled as a paint she by
rial at the dock.
Some stone for the pica hu arrived and
i. piled oo the dock.
The fishing twats were launched last meek
a -id are being fitted ant.
Several beats were fishing off the mouth
brad u the harbor rat wet It. The catch
eat fair.
A party of yenng people from here intend
to Dome down the river to r3�eoes from Man
chaster on Friday.
11 is reported that the tugs Macintosh,
Sea King. Evelyn, Seibold and Dep both ue
to Ash off here this atssoo.
Tugs Sea King, Evelyn and Seibold
were out tor the fiat time this encs to tet
nets on Monday. This is about • month
earlier then last season.
SltuaUon. Vacant.
WANTED -A TIDY, CAPABLE GIRL
lee baa rmakt. Aptly to MR&. HAR-
ROW. tf.
Drone Maltlat.
It R88 AND ill&NTL; MAKING -L.
• Mee Wnaow hus lately returned hem
Toronto. ad has nosed up drm earl mantle
shaking nevem Is Me Rake Monk. career
Mw reals. gad (tturo. over k W. Hume{
ma•j �mmT� whet* she will be pleased to re -
airs warc of the ladies of Oalesic5
and TIM mIRr. MISS WILSON. 57 It
Beed. SNP Salo.
iF YOU ARE WANTiNO A 000D
artier 1u Red, Abate or White Clever.
Timothy Med. Lawn Ora... Orchard Drees,
Red T llwsrlas Ones. Millet. Flax Seed.
Me urea. large white Helena Carron'all L ads of Turelp Peed. Osie. Peel. Dutch
Rett., Sweat Cors, sued all kinds of Oaedesamid
ii.M R.M. also nt'•calk RAM. SIOANY,
▪ ae,Is.. K Marovich. 161t
QRKUl;RAiNFOR SALK.- tvvHAVE:
▪ large aura, $ • or sett ell 1 o u .. C vada'
'rowan barry, seen seas aid data •100
sadism mete owl ~Howe era fey seed. all of
the beet quality. Pleat, terming earn for
stork food* to always es bond. Drive right '0
tie are house at Railway eta Cltuten
W. 0. PERRIN. lt.
Animal fbr Sol..
•
Twn TROROVI RBRED SHORT-
HORN [ 045. Colo red.Owe b able
nthe
aid one 1! baM. Corer red. Suitable
for any herd. ..M nsses.k5. Write
✓ soil psremeally to ISAAC 14AWC[LD•
P. U.. er Walest Fares. Gotheich
Tew.sbip, R,
p1011sFOR RALE. --THE SI'K54C4(tl'-
�r for der • ■om\r of r.ab Im
MMs awls. of ►sok .huhu, et
prism. JOHN 'firm. Alts P.O.
litl.ie.
AW,
OHIR
MANNA
11* RA
ter..►. ens hist •=17111
W7m. dmttP, 'ie on salTetvu nosy. Ap06t 4 q to
. i. 6C43r, e lbs..sr P. O.
NORTH- WEST LANDS FOB SALE.
• ACRES OF VALI•AIILE
JOO
l/ Improved and animprovr.d farm
lands at distances varying from I to 12 miles
from lhu'Appelle )station, N, W. T.. tor rale
very cheap. No better lands for mixed farm-
ing etre to be found in Canada.
For full particulars apple .0
A. D. DICKSON,
Herrister.
401-tf gs'AppeUe.
Loam[ and tafsarwa...
L(1 tSEACER. CONVEYANCiNG AND
. lesu eaceShea eppoite,Martlt.'s Neu*
1* tOMIT TO =W▪ ONMuRTUAGIC
l�A. as sl per asst. Notes' &wee Bled. C.
81.A.081t. Sass eppeelle Martina Ilset, esede-
rieb.
MONEY TO LOAN. - S26,400.00
Private rondo to lend •15S4i per omit •*
-
soapy. LOFTUS E. DANCF.Y, Herr..'. Mock.
opposite Colts.rne holed. (1oderl.b. 107 t
L'* J. T. NAFTEL, FIRS, LIFE AND
l' • sondes i..oe.ce .g.sI • at lowest
rates. OMo.-Our. Maribor. mid Square, tied
.rick. 7t -
X600,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
�`1' CAY[RON HoLr & HOLM[8, O.ee-
Mb. 1.3110
MON=T TO LIND.-A LARD!
Monet etRivets reads for Investment
et Issue res cc'treeres Mortimees. A peso
toGAMOW t PROUDF0OT
14 LDOLIVIR, 01141R AL 'N•
Ib, amorao. Ra.) Rica. sod M.o.,
t 1017 got eras comp•eles
Mosey to heed w o4&g,rands*4
M tM lowest rata of Intarwt �e1wg� In
earig war to dint ,the a.rrower. (411-.0-- Nev.
ere deer from fiquere. Wen Rarsot, Men.
r. 111"5-11
T . rupl ram Column.
ITIDO'S PLANING MILL -
C1ARR AND DOOR /1(TORY.-
0 [ARO. T. RT. STATION.-
XNWNRt IIISWICK CEDAR PHINOLgs.
1Cztra, *alt. Clears, W.M. led Mee rheas
We [ztr. Ne. 1. *1.M Chao cut,
boavy sbIsigpe.
rumor/go Awn MIDI NI 416.0. ter M.
DOOR& RASH awn 81.11411*, ortsan7 res,
MA PLIC son 851(14 FI OOPINO. klin dent.
oar HiLMI.O(7Lear bslldlnia. LATH PICK
-
tT&OA els.. ase.
DRAMA 11La, Fttiumbuca.
gat, /WWII KIDDt.
IT 1d JUST AS BIMPLS
All
VtHY YOU SHOULD D*AL AT
I:E.1R'S.
We always mete it se oL•ect to yew.
Res *bat we here for you this week is
the line of
D1t Nfits,
t y-t%'e ager moa
eteroKerei, f , teati
-
Our
F: t' -
Our :.c. horn ('oisb,
Our 10•. Ilona t omit.
Our "r. Hlat•k Dreamed ('onab.
Our Inc. Black " "
Alao our lir. Tooth l(ru.rea,
value you wore
Our Com/ 1 are i hes cheap s ocr Soaps.
Watch er -
Dbli'LAT WINDOW.
e.
FEARS PHARMACY,
OODICRICH.
N o
in0re
�l e e p 1 t`• i
11 i grit t , front
1 '
that 4li:;x
tre'ssi Itg.
coon t.
HBRRY PULA1oN I('
cave, inniant relief/
the worst cases.
•
.1
Try t'ottle tai l
s ttisfy yo rself i1*at
this i, so.
Pr..paretl on}y by •
J. E. DAVIS, Pltm.
Mabp.l
1.Ii1I
'PLE ABOUT' TO Gt). HOU3E,.
K[$I%do.
•
Attar the drnmeny trome to us. and we veil
dt you oat for housekeeping in a Styr roti
aevtr dreamed of for se little money. traitor
4.141 outfit Fru kitchen -I set beet birdie.
chalro, • noire arm roi ker, 14trk.a table
pastry board. wash stand, mirror. gad G. 0
cook stove and furniture . Dining ttoom --1 set
ease dlnloe chain. terve oak rocker, side
board with mirror, estewon thread III yds.
wood carpet : Heili
room -rine bedroom sett.
Mad spring and m.tras. ladies' rocker. fano
table and 15 yds. Parlor -1 stolid wag
out parlor snit 0141 1)46c , 1 gee centre table, 1
cornice poleax window shades. and Id yards
good carper. tapeetr or wool . Heti 1 hall
hat rack or rirror• hall choir. u; yds. carpet
sad reset .weeper. Many haveid over
”08 for the same goons, our price i. 1t/. It
have other outfits as good value at M. SRO.
Coo sunt up. '%'e also th,•7w • tra'tto .o. for
•• The baud that rocks the cradle .o tett bawl
that rocks the worldt"
Now atter tatter 1e your c\•s'-e. 1'omi, And
dee a , it w111 be to your menet.
8341 rive, FUfeel iTVItIC TON IS.
Chapter.
'I'IiF SEWING CHAPTER OF 81'.
ffeorgesOnildn111meet foe militia t e
School Hanel every Mo oday at 2,11r.m.
irdeas for plain sew Ing and ehildree's clothing
received by Mrs. *Wgar, president of the
Chapter. or by Mn. Tur.b*U. at lie Rec'ery.
51-tf
`T IW CHOPPING DULL
1 am prepared to dealt heeds M .b.p
sotMS. 111111e et all
iarwe. 1 have eke latest aid tent
ti,. .& 7 br 4.lsy i \ ►rad g yor iey.
rst...•a Ned 71h.etUag7orr home
SO Fra
JIM
1y » -aa n
Illy 11/
11ODIRiCH FOUNDRY AND
A- I MACHINI WORK& Te the public
Rey Remains. Nes r sod 1 Mewe. Meet
man red rollers aid�tveei enters. War/f.Ndd
r
Wai
Cr- 7 sod Sews. arsine moddheards,
Word twi
w.
the
m.
...0the Madera tiMader , Wases dewy rims Al
em akar (wpricwts, Mew puts missed In
n1yw .s MON k4.4 Castings mine to
m
iadW. Iry ttY J. N. RU1(C1MAle.