HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1894-5-17, Page 5TUE SIGNAL.: CODERICII, ONT., TIIURSDLY. MAY 11. NUI.
A PLEAAANT NURPR ISE
is in store for you
when you lily Doctor
Pierces Pleasant Pel-
lets. If you ever took
the ordinary liver pill,
big and bulky, nasty
too, you'd appreciate
a good thin, espe-
cially when it is sugar-
coated, tiny as a mus-
tard seed but very
effective. Other
things being equal,
the smallest is the
best in liver pills -
hence, "Pleasant
Pellets."
If you are troubled
with Indigestion, Constipation,
Iiiliou,nc:,, Bilious Headaches,
aihd a hundred and one ills
tthich depend upon an inactive
liver, SSC Dr.- Pierce's Pellets.
With these pills you get not
lin!\' temporary relief hut a
Ni•>ili\'c l,uc: they're ,turalran-
ia tai give satisfaction in
every case,- or your money
;, returned.
For fat people who suffer
from indigestion, f ,r hearty
caters and high livers those
whose livers are sluggish, this
.pit! i. %Vh:lt is mulct needed.
f:lks.:. a Pellet after dinner.
DIED
lLLIoTT la Roderick on Thursday. May 10.
IMI, Wm. i Shutt. age M yeas.
yoR./1..iete At Goverwer'e Island. N.i.
lie' I'. ('Apt. Charles lifted Morrison:
r -.A rie:Tires at the Island. May ltd. D.
term• of at 3% ashs•gton. L C , on afternoon
et .ave- dabs.
THE: TALK OF THE TOWN.
t•
Prom the Reporter'. Notebook.
' 11 len'''. a ■ale la a' ser gents. 1 reds
1. net 11 t a 4'hlel's *maim le
raLla' Setas, an' lalrh mein
fugal It."-Mrnth
Rsenee. to obtain bs.t results should be
Mprat-•I now. Ilse tawny Want. at A. HI\(J
Hk>t:l'• 1sr Ilcore .Arenbouse. 61 3.
These f.' -.toe. The iileeketorte and Little
Rs:k cr inc. newt S<• Har•ua ilkd coin,. on
•tr sisr..•-t. To he tad aid; at W iI. a a pre
+er,pt:ua ria %tote.
1(yuu wan: t-. bet • sail of clothes en the
ole t)..e.. den'f fail to have the inn parch met
at V. J. I'ndbam'.. He makes the best. .ad
millet let et a good shape tor et:bar • brit or •
Tey.
u ro"s psuer. bwutt .l d• i res
Barde'l-...ir*trb. c.7c.. 10e.a.d a Special
Woo,tits mints. Ibk/al moi.ad, W
arr. boar ws1 pipers. 8mab's. ass. D,s.
444 .h rr *WV..
iTtee:ection for It. 1 instal i.anoouroeA
so lal,rJu. • 1. :.rd • bo • 111 be it • •uoreesful
(.'listless it now the thought or the ane 01a
deep Tiers i. so question about the te.po.
tar etwo;rtptwr of florets. Hie name ie
hence., ser. Montreal P. and Square.
'.HAIR. TO ORDER.- There aro some pee
tie elem ordinary epet•taplea will *ot M. 1f
Jos ant one of these. we will make s glass t•
.vt menu .pec:.l r.gnirra nits. lust the same
4114 Miler will make • neat to at • bamyhack
ea ram %V. 1. welsh. ooticuo eod jeweller.
gist: jt AllI)HIN.,,-(`beide •rider sad
sates' r..t:ng., overcastings. Week end blue
mets. w,,rsed oceans,. etc. Mese, badly
seeded nose -quietly sir b.r atN la ordered
(laking ('.JI and see the souls .ad eat
.dare you will surely buy. B 10* -4 mars.
Jo* ib.ak' A wl.Sow Made with tris e
ousted on a .prlag roller for Mc. Otber
►reuse reek S, tied IS cents for them We here
ttaisracet stuck of shade mater.al awl trim
mals in the could, sial make any 'Ilene st,le
tevsiiered. We have new end or heal deems*
ad em ewe maks. a.d .old only at Smt'b•s
ftrecua ruga
A Bra: 4L,- Rev. H. Irvine denies the
eatenieot circulated to the affect that he
refused to preach to the Tempters if the
tend le id the proe.riim. He said and did
, whole to ;eerily such s rumor. His own
preference was is favor of having the
had.
1{'•1 ei TRwr1.At.. Go 10 Corer u. -A
large number of the e.mbes of Eureka
council ani several members from if 01.s-
`dlet:wn.nl went to Victoria -et. church in
a 1i'dy "...today moron last, where the
humor, 1t.v H. Iroise, Preached tea exciti-
ng gospel temperas*, memos te them.
C.C.C.. Nom. --Regular meeting of ala
0. C C. C. WM be Mid on As Bret Monday
le soh east A • \Vtraeday
0 The olulk wW run to Seeforth os
nin t.UU of the 24th of May. All mem
bfu.M Leal riders an weloome to the run
gbh tis club. We invite all who ride
I ti •. BIRTn DAT E*it'a*i is -
Teken will be issued .t Weigle faro to all
poets on the lies of the O. T. R., es the
13td sad 24th, good to renew np es May
25114 Tickets .ad all lettermen= cies be
IW of U. Arnatr,sg, 0. T. R, tows
ticket .gest, O led ween. Tickets, telegrams
'sod .spree to all parts of the world.
'airs. R.rtee MATIrA(Ttolt.-Masers.
3 H Weeseu a Ca, fl.4erieb, Out. -
Ilov air Is reply to your request the
trustees of North .e Methodist chnnk wish
10 or in reference to :be Hov.a. d furnace
I_°1 paced is said geese& : That they are
Phrased with It. It Inning gtvo. estM
lotedsetw.lV wing to 118 large redlining
eit .,mitiosesecal m festl nanny !NM_ fmm ns
het Sal very sulky ••••••••• 1V.
wind, V cheerfully reesetnsd the Hewerd
tows to say penes ole may 1'eq.b'e IS..
NIone. Indy u Fa A. Rion, Soo.
aked
Trwwlse
y.. r11R Bairn? or A*ot.gmr. Tb.
,,, ii prohibit: -1. Minis s Som -
7 2, emoting men tbw 60 trout by era
Owns to otos day : 3, 004J.( •.d retain
4 Ara le 6 lochs, •r Moslems tole
w
lira : 4, allewi.g sews t0 *St
ew7 stream frekeseeed
(Mthe eines ewes. : ti ft, lee dcig . Booms ; Tti tBib
net bees
1ry
lis
4rY 1ysze
W I 1 11 r pdimul, 16
e1 flto. p T tl. 0i0 penemnies
during prohibited *no,n.. '1b liebory
wrist,, and isspeotors are dimermi.ed to
saline these law* ler the Ialrisewhii.t ut
which bea17 penalties al* peuvideal.
1;t taTLI:t 1 B.'t1(1 )1at.rl.... At the
mutts( of the 4,1buseterly hoard of North
at Methodist church beld Monday 'venom,
May 7th, the membership and finances of
the church were slows to be to • prosper-
ous ooadittue. the total membership u
387. There was paid towards the wo-
o f sound funds of the church, $508 81. The
amuuat raised duriajp the year for churek
'spews soli pastors salary wee V2,676.55.
The !fu•rd passed • resolution ;dames 00
✓ ecord their high •ppreekat►uo of the labors
of thine pastor, Rev. ,1 F: 1lowe!1, M. A.,
whose iiia, yeas' term aspired in Jose
next. Tke services befit on Sash
bath prone/MS Ihe d were well attend-
ed. •
Vt. r•*t t ST. ('11111. a The quarterly
Ricotta, service. to Victoria at. church 0o
Smoky, May 6, were well &Hooded, I.ad
were the best of this conference )ear. At
iho Isceptiou servlee as the clue of the
Morning ..nice, the pastor and leaden ex-
tended the right hand of membership to 12
mew members. Finw.:lally the circus,. u to
rood ,tarsalia.. Zoos to over peed for the
year. Rev. 11. !nine hu roomed $7'45
salary this veer, and Is paid in full.
shoo. Gimes Roft l0 district meeting. The
pastor, H. )rvise, received • hearty vote
tet tbadka fur his year's work, .nd • nun.
mous int Ration to return next conference
Year. The lovitatios was acxpted tub
jest to the scums 11 the Suttoolue
Committee.
COMING AND GOING
Joe Porter i• visiting hie parents la
town.
R. A Graben), of IVlneham, was in town
during the week.
Mrs. •las. Addison has returneI from vi,-
i•iog relativ.a in Toronto.
Mm Francis !Villard, of :►nb•uo, is vatt-
ing friends in (:oderich this week.
11v..1 M. M'f.e.xl has returned to town
after having .neat several weeks at Detroit
and other potets.
John I:esiford Iv ft f.,r Buffalo, N. V.,
Monday last, where he was to meet Lu
bust, the Eller tyard.
F. %V. Tanner and N. H. Young, of
Itlyth, has.• been appointed .) 1' '* in and
for :he county of Huron.
A young led named Mathes was sent
to the Manion Loire for- hove Tuesday last,
to charge of cow1hle \ ichofsoo.
!'has. Haile, ■u old `i•.. *1. Iwo, returned
to New York last week after having spent a
couple of weeks .1 the home of hu parrots
here.
Mn. ,john Reid ret :trued from Kiaxat0n
Tuesday Inst, whither she bed been attend •
ter her reqs, Samuel .1., of that city, who
had Ix en i11, but is now convalescent.
John Shaw, .f t:*11, the cattle king, hu
leased the Falls Reserve from S. It, ^bleu,
dud, we undert►nJ, will pot a couple of
hundred cattle tat to gran this season.
W. W. Stoddart, who has b'.en one of
THE Sm.%at. staff for several years. went to
Ilut(slo, N. 1 , 1Vedoesday last, where he
has secured • position in one of the printing
satehliehmeets of that city.
l'h a. 1; trio. sr , the veteran ex -reeve cf
West llawanosh, paid • friendly visit to
Tut St. . 11. ooe day last week, Although
several years past three score and ten he is
still u alert oo matters political as of yore.
)1n. Copt. Wm. McLean and son, Nn.
•las McArthur and daughter, lett for their
homes In Detroit, Mich., Moody hut, !sav-
ior been called hither on aocouot of the
death of their relative, Alis Lizzie Redford.
-E L cox and Harry E. Farquharson, of
Chicago, 11!., are spading this week at the
residence of the former', parents, Mr. and
Mn. Geo Cox, Goderich. Tp young men
have been touring through differnt,, ports
of 1,s. tads, taking in the Niagara Falls,
Leamington, and other points of interest to
them.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
"All is not gold that glitters". lloa't be
deceived. but buy • "White" or "New Wil.
hams" Sewiog Machine of co.(lW. Thom
moo.
Liverpool lodge, No. 140, sons of Eng-
land benevolent society, will hold their an-
n ual church psrade to St I:eorgis chinch,
on Sunday next, the 20th May, et 11 A. w.
ileert 1►iae•.c Relieved is 3) Mirages -
.411 cras, of organic or sympathetic heart
disease relieved in 30 minutes •ad.11eickly
cured, by Dr. Agoew's Cure for the Heart
One dose marlines. Sold by Jas. Willem.
Rheumatism t tired in • Day. ---South
American Rheumatic Cure, for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia, radically cured in 1 to 3 days.
Its actino os. the system is remarkable and
mysterious. It removes at oras the cause
and the dismiss immediately disappear.
The first dose Erectly benefits. 75 omit,
Sold by J. Wilson and .11 druggists. 30-ly
A Boon to Horsemen. Ora bottle of
En.b*h Vpavio l.l.itl.eet oompleuly eel
moved a curb frees sty bursa I talo
pleasure .n recommending the rmissdy, se it
• to with mysterious promptness to the re-
moval from horsed hard, soft or calloused
humps, blood sp•ein, splints, curbs, mossy,
stairs eod etudes. Grosses Roue, Farmer,
Sold by ,las. Wilson Markham, Ont.
Relief is Six Hoar. --Distressing kid
soy said bladder disown relieved is six
hoer, by the " Nsw (lour Sor'T. Assat-
cAlt Kloesv Cosi" This New remedy me
mesa surprise .red delight to physicians Ise
aeeosst nuts oxe.sdl.g prom in re-
newer pais is the Madder, k back.
sed every part of t4..rinary pausesen is
sole or fussed.. It relieve' retention of
water ..d psis iv paooisg it shame immede.
ably. U yew wont quiet relief sad care
this ie rear r.m4v. Sold by Jas. SVibo..
MARINE NOTES.
Capt Ratter has put • flakier bridge
from toe dock te the island.
Sebe. Tcdaies arrired ear Banda from
Marton with • Had of dab for the rage
hero.
S84.r. Carter left as Tooley for Gee.
Bay to load Leber for firmest, of this
pert.
Ali. Cambria trailed ie here booed doves
e'1 T.rday sad trek ow p•os..gers and
freight.
Tug Elite fad her bailer and m.oIi..,y
put is last iron .ed is bevies bar tarda put
le w.
Msaseh elated le hese as W.dom-
day boued op ..d took s sir oars of salt
end we of hay.
Str. Cambria shod in here s Friday,
bound op. She wok se • toll lend of
heroes, earrMgos, owns, Mildere easels
sad p nangera
The eonl silks c the Iowa lake' is felt
severely hors The tip am bunny owl
weed .d hnmleek slang
Th. ,,.!;rete\ f 11 Ohs piers are building
brake No be mad In Imiellog the nesse este
the mew op ee the emery
The wharf ..d peers are beeenn r gales
growled. Mira WAthe tenet Tem, .loser
uerdwoad seal .labs fur the tugs, .ad other
Finns is Tool oa here at russet. I'apt.
Wyles had • heal of 2400 lis. Nan Monday.
Dredge Arnold" is working of the eod of
the North pier. She le but • 240w worker
where compared to Dredge Nu.
Tug Debate awed a scow up to I'urt
Albert oar Smudgy loaded 1•1111 m.torkals
for building Ur) desk he loadio, the *lame.
THE DEATH RECQRD.
'4 ANSTONE A peculiarly sad peat wa$
the death ul (ding. A. E. \ aortooe, of t',tl
Iwr.e,who died os Friday May 4fu tbe•b2ud
year of his age. Deemed w.. seized 01 in-
Ilaamsuun'anJ parsed away after a week'.
Mend 11e 1 • wale sod two cht:dreu,
`nudes Itis mother, sisters and a number of
other relatives •,..t mourn 4u loss. Ili. re
'-assns were interred in ('olbnrte cemetery
Sundry, the obeegnice being performed
by Iter. A. T4ibau.au. i)....e•asn.l woe a
member of Auburn 1. die A. (► t'. t\' , •,d
was buried by the brethren of that lodge,
.misted by contingents from t • w.n,_:l,
s:oderich t•Hwoship and lionleiller.
IIEI►FC►RD After a lingering inns uf
about a year sad • held, Liz..,., ynuuzeet
daughter of the Isle John Bedford, dirt at
the home of her mother, I.igitthouse at,
I •..Jerich, o. '1'ue.d.y, Slay 8th, at the
early age of 22 years and 6 menthe. A year
ago last Fall she vetted her relatives in
Detroit, mid while there contracted •severe
cold, which developed into consumption,
causing her untimely end. The sorrowing
relatives end friends of the dusted young
lady have the sympathy of the entire com
unity in their bereavement. The toll'.wiog
releasea from • distance were proven:. Mn.
Will. Essen and daughter, t sseleton, Xurth
I►akota : 31ra. fl'apt . Wm. Mclean and
son, and Mrs. James McArthur and daugh-
ter, I►etrott, Stich. : Hugh 31cKinnou,
Gram ioreln. esti John Bedford, wino came
liom p►ul.t4, Minn.
M. I'ADDEN - Brussels Post : The mes-
vh:er I►eath visited the home of Uriah Mc-
Fadden, a well-known resident of grey town-
ship, of Weshe.day. Slav 3. anal called him
Away front earth. .Mr. McFadden was horn
bear Keunpville, 1;.mbec province, of Irish
i and Pennsylvania Dutch pareotage. He re-
s.Je.l in Morniogtoo township for . number
of year. and moved to grey about 20 years
ago. I (.ceased was married to Mies Maria
Hamilton in 1848. She died about .eves
years ago. Ile wu elected to the Reeve.
ship in Mnrotngton and since the inception
of East Huron Farateri Institute he tilled
the position of President In a meet efficient
Inacner uutil last January, when i11 health
pre.•luded his botanic the (Alice any longer.
hour sons and two daughters Moses and
Uriah, at Sault Sic. Marie : Mrs. S. Barr,
Neeprwa, Man ; Aaron and John, at home ;
and Mr•. 11 Walker, Morris township, sur-
vive and hold in fond remembrance the life
of • kind father.
CURRIE. Brussels Post: Sunday,May
6, the spirit of Donald Currie, an old and
well known resident of this locality, winged
its way to that bourne fpm whence to.
traveller returns. Mr. Currie was ion at
4.lasgow, Scotland, and came to Canada
when 11 years of age. He resided at 1►oon,
Waterloo county, for shoot 12 pears .nal
c.me to Morris township 33 years ago, par.
chasing lot 28, con. 4, oo which he lived op
to the time of his decease. Mrs. currie's
maiden nine was Eliza Blackburn and she
prn'ed herself to be a helpmate indeed.
Three sons aid four daughters, with the
mother, survive. Deceased had been poor.y
tug ti, put six years and his death was no:
an unexpected event. He was an honest,
straightforward, hard working man, who
was very highly respected by ail who knew
him. His genial disposition made him
hoeta of friends. While declining,,.ny public
office he was school trustee for 20 years and
was greatly toter*sted in the education of
the youth. Fortuse smiled on Mr. C'urrie's
hari work and as • result he and his, soon
found themselves it. easy cirvumslence..
LIZARS.-Stratford Beacon : t las Satur-
day.night, May 5, Judge Lizars, so well
known throughout this county, died at the
Windsor hotel in Stratford. In late years
Judge Lizars had spent • cooaiderable
portion of his time with his son is Rhode
island. For several years he was afflicted
with rheumatism and shout two month
ago he hada most severe attack which coo.
fined him to hie room in the Windsor Hotel,
tin Saturday night, after haring partaken
of supper. he was seized with a parovyism
of p•iu which caused he attendant. to send
for the doctor in great haste. Shortly alter
Dr. D. M. Fraser arrived, he parsed away at
8.33 o'clock, the cause of death havingbeen
rheumatism of the heart. Daniel Home
Lizars and was a son of Daniel and Robina
Lizars and was bon is the county of Ren-
frewshire, Scotland, February 1822. Who.
be was 11 years of age the family cane to
Canada settled at Goderich, Co. of
Huron, where his father was appointed to
the office of Clerk of the Peace and held
that office for many years, dying in March
1876. The son was educated in the Gode-
rich Grammar school, and studied law with
John Strachan, es of the distinguished
Bishop Strachan. la 1848 he came to
Stratford.aml opened a br.scb ethos and
while seso:uud with Mr. Strachan was
called to the bar i. Hilary term 1853, He
was appointed County Crown Attorney of
Perth io 1858 sod had for many years ssso-
crated with him the keillis% young lawyer
sad p.rliameetarien, Robert Macfarlane,
M.P. in the early sixties, the practice of
the firm who the largest and most lucrative
in the district, so that when io 1864 the
office of (',sty Jodi became vacant by
the death of .lodge B.rritt, and the pan-
ties* was offered to Mr. i4rAro, hs at first
felt disposed to refuse it. bat after ton
.iderwtion accepted. Soma few years later,
on the retirement of George W. Lowman,
be ran appointed Mester i. Chascery sod
Deputy iet>utmr. He bold the office of
Judge until Jam., 1987, whoa be ease sper-
anenatM, sod • year or two lister relinquish
ad the other of/toes, miring into, private
life. le July, 1848, be was m'.n.d to
Esther Longworth, of GOderich, who .ore
riven him. They had six ohiWren, only
tiroe of whom ere cow divine -Robina.,
widow o1 the kite dekko Robert Smith, of
the Superior Court of Manitoba : Strachan
Lizars, Shaman Beach, Rhode island, sad
Mb. Kathleen Lizars Tbo funeral on Toe. -
day was elesn/sI by the bur is • body and
b7 • Mtge fuses),e d oitir•ss.
NILE
TI EADA', May 15.
Sandy YOung is mikargiag hies ban wad
petting • stow foaadatios radar it,
Mr. Parrot and wife, of Blyth, were
violin( •t her father's, John Bailie, last
S.44.y.
Rev. D. Rodgers, of Dungannon, said Rev.
W. H. Moss wig ex*h..ge pulpits next
Sabbath.
Henry Echlin and site, of Toronto, are
OWN%
*4 his brother's, John Echlin, of
Ali plow
Nile. is growing. There i. • pride g
gabs ,.reed is it. Anybody '*swiss
Magee written eoU at the Aka Written
god paned fres .f amp. 01*. them •
gap, ass lap vise ser • Is sorwy ad put
myy++ssr► nem. t• ie. That h their ►ua
sies
Edit„', Oxen Bu, NiM.
A M waft. tip • 1ee(hiE twee anew te
We pte.. He put his hese, is the cbeir e
shed and west ever to the.ten to de Mee
shoppers. Whsle u the sten tau yossg
mien eume and looked in and thou went over
to the shed and partly unhitched the hone
and tools • lot of the harness spirt. They
thea took leg hstl. Hut they were sees
going in and coming out. Beware, young
,,n.. .lumbo ua't always asleep when rig
eyes are shut.
LEEBUHN.
1l 1,0t1, May d
0.1 Tuesday of last week • number of
!'reebyter ma ministers attended • meet's(
'p.i.l here to talk of the prospects of the
shirk to their Master's vineyard. They
were pleased with the hoanckal ■tandisp(
sod1.
prritual results of the Young People s
Sande of Christian Endeavor, that was
form hero lately, and which promises to
tether *any sheaves for the Master's prim-
er. Rev. 11. Mackay has been with us once
last August, giving one sermon each sab-
bath, and oils • week with us *1 prayer-
meeting
rayermeeting -the weekly. The mission grant
which was promise a will, we believe, he
confirmed. Thee •re amity families too far
from other churches who are enabled to at-
tend hero, but ca not give much toward,
the financial exp. , and it helped by the
mission fund will do good work. The at•
ten•Iance at the 'testis of the member• warn
fair and would have beelarger were It not
that • number *Handed the funeral of •
late member. Ilearrsoging e held was con-
sidered and Day be further . .cu ed at the
tacit Presbytery.
T. t•n..S May 15.
Inc bachelor party, gotten up y a quina
tetys committee of young bxMl. of this
'rCtlep, was held at the residence f Geo.
%'ulford on Thursday even:ng of last week
Resides many in our social circle there wen
guests from Kintail, fort .tlbert, Du lop
and t:oderich. Dancing was the order of
the evening. all present .over forty in nu
her, having an enjoyable time.
A waif, not from Old ('ountry cities, but
from one of Ontario's infant cities 10 its
tenth year Stratford - a lad abnut 12 years a`
of age, has drifted up hare. lie says fats C"•
name a Roes, and compl..us of Iiia isobar P'uk
being addicted to drink which made hon:e and bt
not pleasant. He has been taken in by a
farmer here. During this week enyuiriea
are being made about him. 11 t.othing mit-
istectorily can be gained from the (Yass:c
n ity to promo:e his welfare .orae of our
residents wilt try to get a temporary home
for his., and one of our local societies will
try to furnish him with clothes. We hope
the loci! press of Stratford will let us koow
more .t the boy's surroundings.
Slay Ib.
The school grounds hese have been treat-
ed to a new fence by the boar t cl education
art this place.
Willie I.inklater, an old l.eebun boy,
@peat last weak here with relatives, and
during his sojourn saw many et his old
schoolmates of No. 5.
The Christian Endeavor society formed
here about At, months ago, we are glad to
say, is progressing favorahly. Its weekly
meetings see good attendance and nearly all
eta members have taken a turn in coodnct-
tog • meeting and prepart..g an address o0
the [Bile lesson of the. evening We hope
its teachings to .11 will hn.l I r:p strong
faith and trust to the workers in the cause
of ('brit.
A Nr'. 1.111t *' E'E.T.-- le the progress
of improvements in fencing, Matthew Foley
is the tint of our farmers to take the lead
here by lying out a hedge for some die.
Lane on his frontage of Rosewood farm,
outside his board fence and putting a wire
fewe four feet from it so as to have the
hedge enclosed pro tem, se that its growth
will be fully protected. In s few years
time the hedge will he immovable to the
the elements or frost .ad imputable to all.
KNOWLEDGE
Prince *or ►..rt and imprrreme.t la!
tends to fit. t:,J ellj.nntent when
rightly mend. The ninny, who live bet-
ter than . -there aud enjoy lifo moo e, with
Les expen.Ltur., by DN"re pr.•mptly
a.hlplting the world'. hist prnducte to
the needs of physical being, will atter"
the value to health of the purrs liyu;d
kixet.ve principles embraced in the
remedy, Ry imp of Figs,
la excellence in due to ba prorcnting
1n the form twist acvtpt.b a nosh 0.0s -
ell' to the twee, the;Refre.h:ng end tru'y
beneficial pr. ;.erties of it prrfrrh be-
nt isu; effect u:tllyelirnsing the system,
dinHtlling glial,, kcml:Deis, and fevers
and plcruinns •itty east dug Ct'tiatipnti.'u.
It hen riven esti"facti .0 t1 uiitliohs and
met uith the ap,p'r..csl of Chu medical
pr.'feaai..n, bt-eause it acts on the Kid-
ney's, Liver end Bowels w'thnnt weak-
ening them Sud itis pt tfcrtly (rhe from
every ohj(•eti' i 1blelsubatullce.
Byrne uf Figs is for eels by e11 drag-
gle in 75e. bottles, but it is mono -
tired by tho AVIiifortiia Fig Syrup
ily, n hose simile is',tinted on every
e, also the sane, Syrup of Figs.
'ng wall informed, you will not
a substitute if offered.
THE WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
--_0OMMIth `Mies.
Oooertcr. May 17. 1014
Spring Wheat,. standard 0 5.1 to 0
F.11 Wheat . '• 0 .SS to 0 CO
Flour. family 000 to 000
Sborta, 0 toe 00 00 to00 00
Bran. 0 toe. ty' 00 to00 p
Screenings 0 ton. 00 00 t.00 08
Chopped Feed Wbs•t a is 00 CO WOO OS
Oats, new. 0 bush 032 to 0 111
Pee.,11 busk 0 SS te 0 M
Barley. two rowed, •bask 0 10 to 0 N
Barley, common ...... 035 to 0 M
Hay., ton 530 to 7 03
Pwatoes, a bush 0 35 to 040
Qntter, to 15 to 0 17
Koen (rub unpacked, it 48., 0 to to 0 00
Cheese -. - 0 tI to 0 IS
Wood 3 00 to 400
Wool 0 14 to 0 10
Hideo. " 00 to ! 00
Sheep Skins 0'010U00
Live Bees ., 4 00 to 4 50
ll .mod Hogs 501 10 2 51
Montreal Mark lards.
The receipts of live stock at the yards of
the Montreal Stock Yard"' Company, Point
St. Charles, for the week ending May 12,
1894, were as follows : -
10 x
P 2 e
II
iso :1:11 311 727
1 eft over from pre. ions week 1 9/111Total for week .... 1 741 7861 7t
Lott s Iniad _ 1 1100
Twenty-five hundred cattle rete red at
the yards during the week of which .bout
700 wore for local coasomptioe, wh ch met
with • fur deemed, everything being sold
at fair priors ; about 60 changed hand. for
export Five hundred bogs len than last
week, closing10 to 15c higher. Medium
receipts el ltsap and Iambs : priors firm.
Calves -The market is glutted and sell at
any oder.
We goon *be following as heiog fair
vales, :
(7a*W export
110leltere' send
Medium
" ('.Bs
Lambe • (
Calve, 131
.. 1
to
to
10
to
to
to
to
4
K
3
Se
Mstr..d Mose 1lwnes.
Reverted o, bbs Etstnilerree Kvebsapr
POO
The receipts' of bees., at these stable( for
week ending May 12, 1894, were 163: lett
over from previous weak, 102: total for
w on, 966 ; shipped during week, 90 ; left
for city, 36 : miles for weak, 31 ; s head
103. 163 bosses reeeived this week and 96
shipped. Trade dunes the week, slthosyb
quiet, 31 horses were sold at fairly matinee -
tory prima. W • rave still as hand tor este
103 berme free shier yes ens All ray 6011,
and with the usual fresh arrivals istsdiug
purchases would de well to swamies this
noel' Snore Darebesing elsewhere.
F,gmondvilh : Whit. .lames Collie, for
marlyof aa
wills, was i.ti.g
twain
ain S.w• lies is the Calumet i Rester
stomp WA, Mie141 ., last week. • pier.
fell on kin leg. tr.ot.rhg it jut above the
amble He will be ebpged le My off work
fur ..'well week., bet whom test board from
was lint., se well es slid he up .ted.
Myth : Or fi.Meday Debs Media, s
Ad owl ahs • p.1.Is ee*4 p. - wdee ahead Imes,
with the FFNsst t=
Iss1N./eheroe
t ►o
aa..e4 away .t ).M err( two le the mew
i*g He wee in kis 76th year, mid longs an
eM praiser cork. W tee upep.eby of the
eemeominy. The ftetlmil Melt plea es
Te ell y w erwl•w le the twos ometsry.
•
Auburn hal •
in the way of
boiler in Collis 1t
presume of 41teat the
the larger porous of th
nasi with it Portions
thrown to a distance of 10
The c .ntents :d the boiler
abomt teal .eemid.. 'The den
been found. fortunately no on
but Collis I4:0.. wi'l be •t- a c
lose.
AUBURN.
Mo.,,a , May 7.
tuition • few days agog
et[doeskin. SVhile the
' mill was trader • heavy
ante blew off, taking
roof of the engine
the boiler were
hundred yard's.
emptied in
hu not yet
wane hurt,
siderabte
Wau.r:•nar, Ma
Mr. and Mrs. tell, sund*ycd with f
•t Clinton.
Mr. and Mn. Wray, of curie, are vis
ing friends here.
.1. Sowlar. of Westfield, spent Sunday
with friends late.
%In. 11r.) McLachlan ret:trued home
Thursday from St. Thomas.
Miss .4. Ferguson, 1: (' 1 , %pent a few
days under the parental roof last week.
L. E. Ihnxy. of I:oderich, addressed the
C;impel temperance meeting, Last Sunday.
Rev. Mr. Suell, tf Toronto, occupied the
pulpit :n the Methodist church last Sunday
evening.
The' •oo.l Template intend giving; an ice
stream sociat a-1._jrr. Knox on May 24th.
The proceed, as. 10 go towards building a
uta hull. A ped time is 'spewed.
worl4'.l'eletebtan Esp.atiUes.
Will be of ,slue to the world by illustrating
the improvements in the mechanised sets
and eminent physicians will tell you that
the progress in medical .genu has been of
eons! importasoe, and as a strengthening
laxative that Syrup of Figs is far in advance
of all ot4en.
16.
s
•
- Servant Wanted.
WANTED -A 000D, PLAIN ('O0K.
Apply at ewe to
115-2
MRi CAM[R'JN.
Boarding;.
BOARD WANTF:II Fi1K I.AI►Y,NCtRSE
1) and tea children to a pr'v de tufty da
the Watt gad d town. .tpply at
Malt Tor. *luxe 1.
Animal for MM'
COWS FOR BALE. -TWO 000» MILK
v cows ter .aIle. Abe saeno.f
for not. about throe mils trent
Appil100 L. 34 441 5
HNds BNr Nle.
MAMMOTH AND ALL KINi)S OF
Mengel Roods of superior quality,
Swede and 1411. Tuner of all kinds. Ple
('.ora. Oarden ('ere. Sweet Own, Uarden
Pmisn of all kinds. and Garden g/0de of every
deecrlptloa. Give see •cuaIL 8. moat: K. 36-tt
For Harvie, -
1)1' LL F(1R 4ERVICR.-THAT THOR
1) onlhlrsd Helete(. bell, " SN C. B. F, R.
B," of rut clear milk .nd butter ...cm
rerma 11.311. For service le lad 2. 1., R. W..
Colborne township. 30115 LA WSON,
13 1 m I►nalop,
Courts of Revision.
(IOURT 01 REVISION OF TRKTfIWN
lJ OF AODSRICR.-A nesting oftbe ('cart
of Revision w111 be held in the Town Hall, s
T the nth day of Mar.It.l.at 10 o'clock
le the em.a., for the purpose of hearing np
peals •$•Inst the asess,ment.
WM, MITCHtLL.
Tows Clerk
gad Clark of this Court of Revielon.
O .4.rieh. May ISI i 1tOL 00-2
COI -RT OF REVISION OF THE
TOWNSHIP OF COLBORN lt, - A meet
ins of this eb.rt of Revbloa *1.11m held 1. the
Township Hese. es Tosslar. Um !0.14 dee of
May. Mt. .It M VoMk Mew o 1....... for the
M of asssnls out:ssp m•
Owlew, Mi. 1111 M_ west/. 0 S 1 W
A/MIfs
_ -
AGgEENTS WANTED FOR De A R
1tlwtkedMitine.•.( *14. world et=
of
"THE STORY OF METIfODISM,
T11.11)RUIN ARY
IlAR1i.1I\'S-.:.»osNo bo, ia the trade can compote with
IIli\
our prices. Leas (.'urtaias from 18: per
SOU up to $4.5). 1t seen,s strange that
we are selling Lace i 'Wales at lower
puce. than other •tors• .:all buy them,
yet such iit a fact. t►ac 'tore to town
bought 1.aes t'urtaias from us during the
past week at the elute pri,',. we 'ell toi
our custemera. Prieto, 2:1 ind.se wide,
fast .orlon, oe. per yard : also flannelettes,
' in. wide, .70. per yard, regular prier,
10..: a special Ilse of al! word Whip Cor.)
Ike.s good., doubts width, 30•. per yard,
worth 40.', : good Wool Tweeds from 23..'
per yard, up; heavy yard wide i:rry Cot
rim, 7e. per yard: • very tine 4'otton, e,.%
per yard i• 30 yard end., worth 8.. 1'e
-
member, we are seUiug ;t spook I'uftus.
Thread for 10;.: Pins, 2.i. per paper : beet
t'ortio.11i Silk, i per spool. Other goods
..dually as cheap.
J UIE3 A. REID.
/creases Block. Osler:ch.
M s, s lel.
Properly ler Halo or for Rent.
I)It1)PIRTl' FOI{ 8.11,E IN SALT -
ROHM -Nine a. ref of lan'(, overlouaien
the Vttlga,rfrieltfprst. tore- ,sera of orchard
trees ten yeen growth, .11 winter fr sit. Un
the lot tw a 18(1./0 ft 1311. 41(41 hsek kit`heo
12,1.; also• hares Itaa. The pr'•perty will be
sold on reasonable teras. ►'ur further pert tett
Ian atply to JOHN LEAN, (inderich. P,U.
VALUABLE FARaS AND 'j't►Waf
pltOP(ItTif-.1011 SA1.K O11 ItENT, -
Lot s in the rst tellertaloa. lAo.ferteb Iowa.
ship. county of Hume. 2 milt .• (ront-6awhcrk'h.
✓ seistfw; of 110 scree more n' les.. Hahn Nut
I:J, neatly- new, good orchard of choice fruit.
well watered with spring creek. as excellent
``razing Lynn, can lea bought en easy term/4.
Appy to J011N KNox, Auctluueer,
Lot 1 in the broken front, west sr the l.ke
read in the Women dirls:an,Township of lb!
tior.e,.ouuty of Herron. 3 mites Loth l.wter:ch
comprising 11S sores. drift.' hook tans, Ko d
Jeanie house If story kigi., nearly new and
good o..•Mrd of choice fruit, can le• bought oft
easy tonna. Apply tuJOhHN KNU\. Auction
e sus
Block A and 1i. lake range, in the township
1r ('olbotne, commuting 01 591 acres more or
lane. 'there are .art' the premises a frame
hour. frame barn and zcood slabltttg• About
acres ycungoiohsed of choice }reit. Abort
1 . a.•n'a of bush, This farm is considered . •
tir.rclase greziag farm. The farm can ire
d„ Ideal to suit purchasers and boughl'gn easy
terms. Appty to JOIIS KNU\.
!blase and lot in the town of Clint.so, -1.ot
11. %Isry•ai., optwsite :1,e old woolen uuUrcon
;Hitting Ira,.' Iroise 1► story high, 9 roost".
.dour roundation nab mood collar, all la g,.0.1
stow .f :emir. Apply to JOHN IINOX.
5S 44. A net few er.
J OR SA LE.-N.LOT 31,2ND CON -
AAA see iva. Kest W*wanouk, I .acres. This
1s • `ret -claw farm, Also town lot 479, 43.1.1e•
nab. Apply to PHILIP HOLT. lwtf,
(p ACRE F'AItI1 FOIL SALE -THF:
old h0meateed of the late James Ca*.e-
, of the township of Bast Wswanosh, be-
t haat of lot 24, connns.'on 1, en the
road that lead. from O.iderch to Wing
-
t is situated slogs W rode -front Aub
duos, village with (our churches and
r et hand. S comparatively new
with erven large rooms dad , • liar
IMO
g uar
hem.
140, at
a .shool
tram. ho
w.th other e. nvegien,'e4. and good bank turn
and about d00 rge bearing /nut trees art: on
the pr
idso built Wal a.•r•s aro cleared. The
curl MO the hes Further iafurmattuu from
*111!1, CAeSADA ' Aube P U. tt4t0
OE BALE AT BARUAIN.-THAT
t ,emottoa4 140 4(0g on Kingat.. Bros-
st prasrot octup •d s.0 • paint shop by
emit! is On Sala .ta
5'. ii eco! t, Brtw.b 1'.raeasy. Apply to
01
NORT1l•11'EST LAN 4 FOR SALE.
5000
ACRES OF V - 1'AIBLE
Improved and nnimpro farm
lands at distances varying from 1 to mace
from (lu'Appelle Station. N. W, T., t• sale
very cheep. No better lands for mixed
Ing aro to be found in Canada.
For full particulars apply to
A. D. DICKSON,
Barrister.
401-tf Qa'Appelle.
Publlo Notion.
1041 -- OWINI; T9 TER DAV-
I age done by visitors to the perk aad
pleasure grounds at Ridgewood Park. from
sial after this date no one will he allowed op
s the properly without permWion beteg tint
Obtained.
All parties found trespets.isg upon the
sues/a wi11 he proorteutel.
HPLKN F. ATTR11.1.
r(JARROW ht I'ROULYoOl',
h, 3)th April, Solicitors
THE ATLANTIC AND LAKE SI'l'F:R
der Railway Company w111 apply to rhe
Parliament of caned. at its seat 'easiou for
se art to confirm certain agrertnente tet wren
It and the Rale dee chokers. Great Fasten,
Montreal and Sorel, Uttawa \-alley sad On-
tario 1'a:l6e hallway companies. and with
Om Hoed veal *Hldge t'ompsa . to authorise
the issue of debenture and preferential stock,
to construct a hrwneb from the main litre of the
t'ompany'■ railway t0 such harbor os. take
Hurl is the ( aunt ita of Bruce or Huron as
Okay be found most suitable and to •uthorize
the ezteselon of its telegraphic lines to the Is
Med of Newfoundland and to Iter
J. R. THIHAI i RA1 ,
Montreal, 111 Feb..11111. *l President.
Nom 'F:.- ALL PERSONS FOUND
traspsising on ruy mode by shooting,
bootleg. ,.ntrlog. camping. Oohing or other-
wise w111 he prosecuted a.'oording to 1•w
e ach 1•.ds are tb. Hart Mum. In the township
of Colborne. and the property knew. as the
Farb Reserve, in the town.hlps of lolbern•
and Ood.rlob.
0, CAMl'ION, V.C.X. ItAb;c111.101,
rebein Sulleiter, Proprietor.
Hpeetal Nosh ass.
N sR CHOPPING MILL.
I am respired to dont "'.- .;0 Of Vain chop•
plN 0n shortest notice. M111 le running at all
hessu have the linen and best Improved
for 41eeppaatch and etedeac)1. IR1eee
N.4ecy le getting your chop horse
.1Q8. iT m o.
dity i7 Brltas,a4ae.
T1N.g the rise led Drawee et wt weeder
tti! rdlel0.n m4voeen4 which. Ilk. the Otalt
Stream. W eves wvma to wide waters .ed
reedere M essay 1•d• sad Riving Y .0.w.rt
of In twices iroliceele ase iseetatlese d q
dee. ..t1,1,1. *4454 "Tb .dery of Meth
Ohm Is the mooed.. et Ossetia; be wee.
Host Jetmaton. N.A.. L.D. and ' Thit qte.
dmtaws.'y mi
Rev. J.pb /,
D.1►. Kmbaelsb ' with snarly u . boa
1.4 perorates sad views. *eh lades
daismerle Me were..ARatls*b.W Mer
atm•aasps Iso • Whe REef ci
qt t
' , rM 1 peeteeNoa. n" ft w -r. Mese
*5 jon wnl inti mraey. territory rue
'e01.0 set sew 1;a.N ,latah seeded. Wrhe
as mite r r WILLLIAM' IRI P'Maher.
lade a t..w.t. Qat.
TOIL
ODIRICH FOUNDRY AND
MACRINK WORKS, To ttte puublc:
7 RUSCIma& Noe. 9 and 4 clews.
es heed rotten and root cotters, swatters
Rea 7..4 4 plows Asserts'•n .could
Watford twits plow,4. b the best, W
n
w afflers, the leade, wsethherdd
mi e.. t.mptemsto pMtr curses ' nrgjed
Mies Ham seen 1. towhees mee te
order. am. tee ell
46017
.11. RUNCiMAN.
1'PHEMiA
A. M1.1.4ENNAN'S
L1Nlxe8T
For external useonty lore positive rare ter
0pl.al 4Mtor+.Hip d l.lam•tory Rhee,
Mira. buss Meek Sore Threat,
Weak sal leen Ler. Rupture sol all kin-
dled dy@.sws, it has tae. Mud • cure for
threat assetfon. 1. bees..
75 n,onb, Nene ge see wlthst 14.,
wed
UK"
Merl es
mot ea
I,ra.ay Role rat- ~se
IOrs,wing SIM. lave tie 11w1miA
Jade, O. •. Fyar, N
A. Me
New
YOI; BEEN
o'Al'0TITINT11IIsnail* OFTOlLrti10A1t11
AT ( EAR:s I)Rt (: arum:, -
Here ter genu:oe test, --
A 1 udoruer used one o: our 1.•. cakes of
t►ldIS roan W iodise soap for fiv• weeks and
one day. washing ";,n•.rlf three tamer r dry.
t1'e have greater Lass.:as •n otter you
now than we did before.
Our 'longue' Soap. at Se, each dr 0 for -12..
regular orlon lee. ea.14. le \\,i)\Itltlt.
Our i;!lcerine `sap at , each. rew.ler
• a 1'a•,
.Ilse our Glycerine soap at !(e/ 5c., reg Oar
Puce :n each.
We have full assortment re i t "aspiot
res khn4s to.•lud,ug(aledk'ated and re•
pe•nfully solicit your patr.piw,
Itemembcr .
FEAR'S ill•Itl►()CK .%Nt) \ N-
i►R,1K ii R1 rrERs
Is a les rpisg 1IMieine, 1 paeksge manse
quart .nal only curryou 2.5e.
Prepared eddy at
FEAR'S PH ARM
UULERICH.
Tux cps or
XCEI.SI( ►R
BAKING
)t1-
S11CC•4'
in the ul_11;k-
iu.g,of all
kin'T,
I'.l$rl' R V.
PREPARE!)
1tY
•J.
E•
M.•.lical Hall,
PHM. H/ -
•
Tf'T1NINt:OVER
,
Has leen Rn.ng In our upholstered stock.
There is nothing is but the !•last and beet
manufactured. Yet a fuel that we have :eo
much of this one line and now you get tte
benefit. 'mango prices farther than ever be-
fore, and farther than they :1 e'er go tots r••
What • .Rance 3 ou have to (utaish L1•wag
nuns or Parlors with elegaa• upbs:-vred
g oods at price' which cannot is repeated.
Furniture covering A large line .o Poet k.
A11 sew PatterN.
SMITH'S FURNITURE STORK.
__Tin Pospie's Coiusetn.
IDO'S PLANING KILL.-
SAPR AND DOOR P&CTORY.-
ON KAR O. T. NT. STATION.-
NEWBRUNSWICKCiCDAR SHINGLK:R.
Peru, 01.13. Chean. rio. led elan
111c Kelm Na 1. (11.00 fleas ci n'
heavy shImstte.
FLOOt11N0 aro 811)150, limo, ter M.
DOORS. 8A5i1 Ano ALINUft, equally low.
MAPLK alit BEEuf FLOORINO. kilo dried.
1►R? HEMLOCK. fee buildings. LATH P144
0TP. 0ATIM4 e'en., ate,
DRAIN 7111, FIRR;fiRI g.
(A ly JUSRPH.KIDD.
ALL TUX LEADING AND POPULAR
Opetes llled0slnen w heed.
A new *rutsh S twelve.
PRE.SCRiPTiON
IIRI t; STIIEtE.
Ma:v;na ( rim ter Tan .ad Ireckle%
i rostella to- rough heads
Belk Perfume Me. and Wt. per 05.
J. W11.111031
T-1 >R IBWILL
W i LI.
eke three M N Pts MN4.w
for wawa, P'IPeset the weese d
Vwr term. Singly to IL 5Ot ct., 00412t'•
a