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THE SIGNAL: 3()DERIQR_ ONT. THURSDAY MAY O. 1897.
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RESIGNATION OF GAOLER DICK-
, . - a SON.
_SATURDAY last WiLLiAM DICKSON,
who has been governor of the jail for
• the past twenty years, with credit to
himself and benefit to the county,
voluntarily closed his official career,
owing to the infirmities of age and in-
. r creasing years. Mr. Dicesoe has
- - proved'.,' himself --% i �_,-.-d Hie
gftad pll.
servant and his many friends hope
that he. will be long spared to enjoy a
green old age, after the activities of
78 ye ire, the greater portion of which
r was spent in the hurly-burly of active
- --� bueineter and
He was born- In, Oahthiels, Rox-
boro', Scotland, on June 22nd, 1819,
oil came to Canada in 1834, settling
_first in Beckwick towriehip, county of
Lanark. He owned the first lot in
Renfrew village, and was a member
of the first council in that village. He
aided in estabhahing the Renfrew
Journal, now the Mereury, but in
1865 left that aection and moved to
Qoderich. He was appointed turn-
key at the gaol on the 15th of Oct.,
1865, and suzceeded to the gaoIswhip'
in 1877. He wee. mrrried n 1852
and Mrs. DicKtloN dTed in 1895. •
-From the opinions expressed on
the new tariff ,at home and abroad,
1897 will be a jubilee year for the
peonle Canpda 1 a
-And now they ay Sir Ricnnin
CARTwRIGHT and Hon. Geo. E. Pos-
ts* have swapped spectacles to investi-
gate the new tariff.
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OUR OTTAWA LETTER
Whit Is°ratnMoni fuCspttal
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Tae a.aeeta Taal Will 41Meme Trees the
fialew Tari/-wateraettea la an mead
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OTTAWA, May 3. -It goes without
saying list the all.ateorbiug unmet the Cap
hal lust now is the new Liberal tariff. Is be
safe to assume dist tis. tariff rawhides', as
a whole, have base reoeived with unbound-
ed satisfaction by Liberals everywhere. as
well also have they proved pleasing to the
multitudes of Conservatives throughout the
Dominion. In some p•reioul•r feature or
item, ot course, there doubtless will be ex-
perienced more or lees disappointment In
proportion as certain sections of the country
may be affected by the bearing which each
feature or item may exert upon them Take,
for instants, the tax on bituminous oo•l.
and the possibility of its increase. In Nova
Scotia and British Columbia the retention
of the duty oar this article brings to these
particular ovations the most profound setts -
faction, while to votario the fact wenn
fail to excite a considerable degree ot diva
i.fiotion until tho motive and wisdom of tis
octal duty at its present high scale beoom
apparent. It has been retained principal
because of the evident determination of t
tariff makers of the (hotted States to pr
vent Cana 1t from doing any profitable era
there in the line ot hituminnns ooals B
the operation of the D ngley Bill, as repot
ed up to the United States Senate by th
House of Representative., Nova Scotia 00
ia t,.reatened with total exolusioo from th
American market. A few years ago
wealthy overheats of Boston, Mw., •
whose head is the multi -millionaire, H. M
Whitney, acquired the priooipal coal min
of Nova Sootia in Cope Breton county
Through Mr. Whitoy's energy and exeou
ties shinty. and by the expenditare of mom
three million' in minima tatprovesseate
transportation facilitie., his company wa
able to raise coals and place them upon th
Now Ee¢iand markets at • figure whic
aoold saoosesfully compete with the Amer
lean artiel.. This eonditioo et thing' eater
Iv excited thee -jealousy of the Amari
mat -owner, and resulted in the Dingle
Bill. embodying • provision for inereasin
the duty en bituminous coals from 40 omits
to 75 Dents per toe. As a matter of sst
defence then it became necessary fee Caned
to repel the attack of the American,
with what better weapon than that ot h
own fashioning. To thts end the Govern
ment has declared its policy in respect t
the coal duties. The whole situation
oaueed by tits ill-dtsgnieed hostility of t
United States towardp Canada, as well
the natural outcome of high promotion.
wbLeh le the avowed p�lioy of the dominetn
polities' party of the day in theneighhoring
republic. To "see" the Venk, his 75 cents
per ton oa the bitusainoes might be as
much, under the eircnrnatanoes, se the
middle sections ot the country would care
to put up ; but, to go hire 50 cents batter
by planing an impost to that erteet on the
anthracite, will be rather an effort to shy
the Isom. It is an •iterative, however.
which the Government will lake with great
reluctance. It is to be hoped that the ne-
cessity will not 'rise to foroe the Govern-
ment to carry out the threat to re•impois
the duty on anthracite coal. Tnere is no
fulthraoite in Nova !tootle, or anywhere else
In the older nrovinoes, neither is there any
in the great Northwest, or British Columbia.
To tax this artiole. then, would 'imply in-
crease the poet of fuel fo • oold country
without beaefittio5 arty natural industry.
In the pew tariff will be found a national
defence. Its aoceptanoe and adoption ring,
ons a depth knell to protection nn this
continent It has been frcgnently 'minted
ant. in tete American preen, before this time,
that unshaokled trade between England and
Canada would prodnoe such an excess of
, marging screw the border from Canada to
the United States that that country would
he unable to cope with it. Under snob con.
ditions, for the (Lifted States to oentinue in
its refusal to swept reproolty would sim?ly
rte maintaining a policy in every sense inim-
isat Moth* aeaslasy/a-neere_n.-Pao
fishing of reciprocity between the two coon•
tries seem' now to be brought within the
range of a not fy.r d start probability
In England the preferential feature of the
Liberal tariff has exalted from all q.arten
the. liveliest expressions of approbation' 504
pleasure. The genuine tad hearty outhorot
of unanimous approval in the Mother Lend
is n glowing tribute pot only- to the loyalty
displayed hy the Liberal party, but also to
the wisdom and sagacity of the Administre-
tion which has dl.plaoed the Tupperinoap-
• ble' of yesterday. England announces her
pride in her Ca•adit. offspring ."Ile greet.
the Liberal deferential tariff with such em-
photio expressions oraffeotioe through the
nolumn. of her preen all over the Kingdom.
Kipling herald' it in appropriate verge, sod
Sir Charles E H. Vincent hail' it on the
floors of the British Parti.meet by notion of
a resolution expressing England's grateful
and fraternal r.nog.ltion to the Unvernment
and people of Canada. As the days pees
by, bringing their meed of praise of the new
Liberal tariff and its loyal sentlnint em-
bodied in its declaration nI preferential
trade with the Mother Co.t1y, ie it to he
wondered et that Tories great sod Tories
small are dumb with amaze. Lite a bolt.
Won of their past po-Uoy and meth u, their
eldy nan,.aked, and with ens sweep of
Piers' patriotism the disloyal barrier. ter
ghteen years maintained against Great
ritain by them, i• leveled; ted the nation
jokes.
Anot er commendable feature in the
tariff le e adoption of site ed valorem rate
place of the bad prlaefple of *p.oit1s
cities. The taxing of import. is proportion
their value, orad valorem, h • prinotpl.
hloh fall. proportionately on the rich. The
specific principle, that of tering geode i
oportion to their weight. fail* one of all
oportion nn the poor nominee? who has te
rohast as warty *lethal and se ninon food
the rioh man. The oot•reot thing is to
x the legory and tae harden thin fall' up -
that ole of Isossnmev erbo asp beet .f-
ord se hear Id
A. to the tariff Iwelf, It is ilk, ell other
sariAI--a matter el dpa•11, requiring Memel.
Men of all Its parte te be rightly .oder.
'teed wad appreciated. The salient features
It might wish some peefie he referred to
my lettere 46r hg the program of ►b•
*hats ha PrYstari. It Is the plea sew,
believe, el the Opg0UMr see M ober as
emesdm. * tee the bell as a whole teasers,
emelaa M. se best they may, i• de -
1 when is Osemeitees of the Reap. As
the sea est a tide ea 10.
Th. Wren hilly still labsrs
seder its teterewl dbwe1owt and if ...
may be ears iebod he ledge. beet the re
rq{M! id flu sTtab aaresa liars 1s a tam-
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&mind es le tee realm el the visibly beeea, JILT salols •'BB.
log oppoutloo is Perliapyut. Remo
eveate lu Nova Sortie and elsewhere Maks •fie elf Malate• r the a...s fag
the feet more eoovtsoiagly apper•at th no. Week.
Tepporises is a Rua* of tee past, and a petA 20, -Colonel Donvllkt
►atet.l wedaery. Th. arrogance alt=lgtt ZatrodltAi :LAM respecting the Temia-
Tupper Oyeasty has worked its owe delel aamewlRa BaAway Qu.mtsay, sad balm 1*
tall, as(1 oompletely wrecked the sacs gewa esseadmeet et the Dominion Leeds Aat
(oa..rvativ• party of Caned. Tbatge1�� Were i.trodtyeled by Mr. Davie, De.
Value [noir build up a new foeadetdeat �agitss sad Mr. Davin. Mr. Davia's
es stepping steam et its dead past it 1�7 'hik aatrtrd the Momitud Yarn Act
ap, r1. to higher and bolder IbM aide read a first tinir. It enacts
i'hli is not • tanoilul piotu ,, for leu peiat. the ail utltcen anatid be p tot the fete
ed by one of the moa*-pro(aieent (:ooserva. Mranks or be graduates of for Royal
tivee of this Ott debate
College, ed by SirTBudgetand
y, .rad one who, at the lest debate was resumed by lib -hard
emend .leotioa, did cot hesitate to pro- Cartwright, aid he war foUowed by Sir
claim hie distrust as 1 contempt of 'teepee- Charles 'Nipper. Hon. Mr. Paterson
ism, •ad refused to follow the Tapper nom. moved the aJjoaruttitlat of the debate,
Ideation which was so seely and rapidly and the house adjourned at I1.'J1) p.m.
b•steoing his party to inevitable disaster,,
I refer to Mr. Taylor MoVeity, one of
Ottawa's ablest polttioiaas and a 'wryer of
nigh standing, who a few days ago in an
open letter 000u•rning the amalgamation of
the two opposing Tory clubs of they cite;
dosed the oommuelcatioo with tit...
words : " la conclusion, sir, I have this fur-
ther to say, that the amalgamation of tees*
two associations will not la itself predate.
the uniti,:.tlou of the party. Much more, I
think, wi'I need to be done. lo Oce way,
and in one way only, can the C�o.ervative
party here on ItLaawi[ass be united and re.
stored to pnbito eontidenoe. Thai. sod ase'
only le attained ne the eine w.y on*
aohi»vas ■alvsrioa. The piny moat be torn
agape IT hese surge Int rOLleY AND
(H.irn1L Iib LEADIIS " A. V, W.
Ottawa, April 27.-Vor the tiret time
since the Easter recess the members
had a chance to -day to pot queetoue to
the Guvurnmeut, aod took advantage of
the .tplwrtunity to the exteut of 27,
meetly for particulars as to dismissals'
of public of care. Mr. Reid introduced
a bill to regulate bright rates on rail-
ways, which• he explained, was similar
to the interstate commerce law on the
Other side of the lute. The bill prupueea
tont a umncisdoe be appointed which
will have lower to s. 't1e all disputes; be-
tween ',hipper. and the railways. A�
ether provisou is that the rate on ;hdR
.kaula shall net be larger In properties
than on long-distanee haute. The Bill
was read a drat time. Mr. Paterson.
after questions and answers, renmu-d
the debate on the Budget, and was fol-
lowed try Meese. Davin, Other. ('re*
and J. Bows Robertsou. Mr. Mclfullfei�
SPEED OF DOCK&. -- !lover! the at urgmatt of the debate*
sad the Haase adjourned pt 20.55.
The Xx at Wats', •li ck Wee Ottawa, April 28.-Amupj the bilis
tilde& Determlae reed a first time were, To incorporate
The speed of a duck whUe flying bas the British Yukon Chartered (ompary,
been the subject ,it considerable centro- Mr. Fraser: [',,peeling the British
verily and apecutatlon. A number of Columbia neat Southern Railway Coal -
statements giving the speed 0f flying psny, Mr. i.anderkin: .respecting the
ducks have been made, ranging iron, attachment of eateries of Dominion arra-
d4t�r _tip to as high as ninety miles an spermfo g._ Rieh decnwas thiA Mngthe &il-
ium%r. IaurieY-
wer. Just now. theses rates m speed in answer. to Mr. Prior, sad it was toe
Vases determined has been a mystery. intentiem of the Corernment to praw-
n -11d
coid fact was as man announced that a cote surveys this summer fur the nr-
wild duck ouuld tty w many ',idles an �
ho}ir, unaccompanied by any eiplana- p"Re of finding nut the bast route from
tion as to the measures taken to ricer Pacific Oee•an into the Takon toun-
tadn the truth of the atsternent. Any- try. The c overument was aware that
one having any experience with wild goods were tieing .mnggled into th.'
ducks knots that they sometimes fly whet w. but had d the beet_ yet
k'terd of twdd
faster than at others. A duck that
hats had two or three double-barrel- pair L. ' .matter wee seder s•F
shotguns dlacharged at tt covers more sideration. Mr. MrMulleu reg
space 1n a given time than one that la bndgrt debate ami Will. fnilnw,N h
leelurely proceeding to Iia feeding S��• Maenl%. Rirhardaon and K1
.:sound, 1 eh__ It 1s stead a -e ars►4st•e elftDoexlsa 41"64tLltlr edjt ra-
sp many miles an
hour M -air-
m.nt of .4..._r,- debate. awi4 fie y%u.e $4�
mesas its ortilaary tr¢vdlillt tp>ti1t,. gayg .',+ted at 11.15. p.m. ,
Tate Washington Past; --- - - .
The exact rate of travel of one fleck Ottawa, ApriI 211.-14, ',flower to Yr."
of ducks bias been definitely and exactT�a Ririerr. Hr. I nilri• r field that Wirth;
ly determined. Itport the Neponset 3t&nitoba school nerpptiationp were con-
niver, a few days ago. two men from ducted by the (iovt•rjtmeut, and. not by
the Blue Hill Observatory were roes- p'eele'rs - An animated discussion 'tool
mariner ctoUtia by-tttangu1aiion when a place qqa lir. McNeill'. (mention- for in
flock of ducks crossed the base line. tnrmatltm 'tenni the effect- ityrdn Canada
which was about Mid feet log'. Both of the German and Belgian treati.a. 1n
observers got a set of rneaeur•ktnents on gnawer to Mr. Marlran, Mr. Leerier
the apex M the flock and several stub- ;said the Covrrnment did not edtr.if that
eequent obeervatWos, and from those the Belgian and German treaties ape
the betgbt and speed of t!ie flock were. • Whtd to the rewt.lntienp now lwfbre the
eocertained. The height of the bird. HohtseIn tray to Mr. roster. Mr.
above the ttne was 958 feet and their F'ielding 'mid the only mtantry entitled
velocity was 47.8 mikes an hoer. 14. the prirllegee of the rei•iprnon1 tariff
It was not stated what kind of ducks is the United Kingdom of Greet Britain
they were: but they were wild duc4u, and Ireland. The iindeet debate wail
and their rate of speed was accurately r•pnmel by Mr. lhut�iva p c(.ntigo(/1
determined. They were not speclal:y by Mr. Wailartr: Nisi
in a hurry. but were on a business trip, Mr. Bennett. Mr Ilnriv. Mr. Kendry.
neither wasting time or nuking a re- sir. Ruche ane Mir. Wilson. Mr. Caney
cord. The wind was blowing two miles mnved the ndjnnrnm.nt of the d.bate,
an hour from the north, while the and the Pimple adojnrncd at 12.06.
ducks were the to u tate. oing anatb4iyt, so that Ottawa. April 31). -The motion that
---- the Moine Igo into eommittee of Rays
end Melina was curried to -day, thus
ending the debate nie the Budget. The
Rndtet .nietkey,. t..-daa were Meanie.
('eeey. Clancy, .M'Millan, 'Powell and
Meedonelt The Ronne then went into
.nmmittee• with Mr. Bain in the ehalr.
but raw immediately end repnrt.d pro -
mem.
A, uuthhcr of hilte were read
a firdt time. the ' only ane of
a pubile natnre belag to in.nrpnrate the
Rritieh Parlfle Ratltese Compimy, .nil
td ineornnrate the TTndeon Bay and
Ynknn Railway and Navicetirnt Com-
peny. by Mr. Niter. Sir Merles Tnp-
per. on 'the orders of the day ;wine
testae the accuracy of the Bun- _ pky_ called. eskiel when the papers would b•
a comparatively easy matter, ite,w-' brought dawn n•frrins to ibe exteneiaa
Mont -
ever. with the new instruments, to of the intercolnnial Rallwey to Mont -
calculate accurately the 113111a1 veluclty real, referral to in the sp(wh Mtn the
of a projectile and any man who Is for-
tunate enough toy vadt Sandy Hook
when big guns are being tested may
nee bow itisdune. ♦ - _ - __
Two open, frames are net up 1,50 feet
apart In frond of the gun. Blies are
atcatehedha.... sad -lee t•-•w...� via.
• Tlrning.Projectile.
To the layman one of the lntertsting
feettires in a Dien test Is the meth
od by which the Initial velooc�ity of thc
projectiles i calculated, retilarks The
New York Stun. When he bears the
modern high-power guns often expel a
shot at an initial vetocety of 000 feet
a second, a rate that if sustained would
mean a mile in three seconds, he rea-
Deee•the difficulty of calculating the
awed. An ordnance offlo er must
have accurate knowledge of the veioc-
Lty off a projectile that be may predict
Us range add .penetration and deter
PORT ALBERT.
TvraDAT, May 4th, 1897,
Reba. Grebes elf Toronto i. still `ear
midst.
Jae. McBride rallied .a barn on Isle teem
less week.
mai F. Walton is viable', her aster Mrs.
Ed. Durrell.
The r•o.st heavy raise have left ►ke reads
fa a very moddr coediting. Spring work
has boon iwtesded .beet • week .r wadies.
Oer nage driver, Thea (leaky. should Is
,�ctasmeeded for hie time rested. No better
time has been mad. o0 , cis road for many
Tee West India soldier rosins 1;+ per
O.e half of this regiment is
-.local in the British West ladies and the
•r de the west aout of AMoa.
rase washes are r..etved y se
Was derieg kts d res --et his hit*,
Marriage .ed at his death. Al all
t .arum. nap .ed water.
morn et she vessels beth aerially
ed States demi ewe Beal that et
oils ivory year oe iso Clyde,
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frank, making a screen through which
the shot may peek. The wires in
each screen form a complete electric
circuit, which indoors also an electric
battery ane as siectro-magnet. The
proj.ctile, alter Hartog the gun. flies
through the wire In the first screen. In
terrupting the -circuit and releasing the
armature of i magnet. In a space
of time as to hardly' conceivable the
projectile has covered the distance be-
tween the two frames. and pierced the
wire in the sorond, interrupting Its
electrical current and releasing try
armature of Ile magnet as *i the first
rear. The Interval between the drop
of these two armatures represents the
time spent by the pro/actin' to travel -
Ing 150 feet. This time 1a indicated by
the chronograph In the laboratory near
by. . Wires run frosn each eorsen 10
the laboratory, whitely Is fitted up with
batteries and switchboards.
Testing Cement.
The tengh strength of cement 1s now
tested accurately by a mdc21'n. of pe-
culiar co lztructton in the poseesetnn
of the Maasaciwsett■ Inetttute of Tech
nology, Boston. The oement to be test-
ed is cast in epeeist mouds. which It
into two g fahsig'��sA•�,"" ao cktm-p�nf
cerrreat between tit wololsi, where the
strain le applied, betas On. holt aq taro,
the else generally s.doq.0d fftr making
testa of this material' T1. upper socket
1e flee&, and the pule' IsrapplIed to the
lower nrte by a Rear and screw ; and,
as the time et whir% the cement breaks
1s of importance, the power is applied
at a. uniforms rate of 400 petted, a min-
ute. A Nittxre in whkh this machine
1n preferable to any other is the ab-
sence of all jarring.
blast es • Pianist.
Limit wee the mos* wcoderrnl plan -
tet in mimics.) history. lee had pe'ndigi•
oar• strength• oat arm and wrest. which
enabled him to se4W ve setownding re -
milts. but ht* delicacy of much tvas
very rernartable. When learning the
piano he war often Immo to practice
trdra 14 t0 Is holtr, a day.
♦ steesarkeibee Igensery.
Beethoven could play from memory
*11 the prelt las and tugo1s ooetained
in Batch'• "Wei -Tempered Clavtchtwd•"
Their are ferry.nighe psetadee, ,tad. es
each ie in the most abstruse style of
counterpart, the dfadaulty of title per
tormasee drill b• * pfaslated by every
• i'.u-uaeeas PWwaes.e.r..
** t Seth rpsolslarte• aed re
military ard*ee4 have earned
la qusetion the anise of permaneet for
ttfloatfeers, bet fiery grass 0eit4tr ass
relates" dells, t C the tlgltest entity
e Ilesi meip to lite 4 senile of a enure
As t . r� Y :`t1tW . suis,
throne as the notify of the Government.
Mr. Blair paid the doenmcnte were in
eanrse• of ;8eparatl••n. int some :mpert-
ent detail% were not vet #minify determin-
ed. The papers worrt�]]d he brengbt ,Town
nt'the earlieet pn.aUle m7.m1•nt. perh.tlr.
the lett:.- lard pf nevi ifask The .Ilon a
Edi.>nrn.",J at 12.30 p.n.
Print es rest reeds. ..
Ottawa, May '2. - (Special. i - The
i'ostodice Department has issued a
notice to postmasters that the Post-
master-0eeeral has decided to reins the
regulation) nit the subject of the -per-
miscible printing on the fact• or address
side of private poet card. paseinit be-
tween 01w place and another fA t:a.tada.
No objection will. then•fore, w futare
be mad to printing, designs etc. Pro -
'tided ample space is lett for the address
and for the postage stamp, and that
there he a perfectly clear apace, free
from border, left for the postage stamp.
It b important that the postage stamp
should be •aa conspicuous as possible on
the card, in order to facilitate its rapid
and accurate cancellation in the poet
cines, aed for this reason the space Im-
mediately surrounding it should he
quite clear. Under arraugontent.lagreed
to hy the United States posexell •e, stfeh
private pesteards will be allowed teens -
mimeos) through the United States mads;
but no other countries having so agreed.
cards bearing such designs, if forwarded
to such -other countries, would be tiabie
to be returned to l,aosda. Therefore
the pabtkt are cautioned against having
tett _ desig ., on tkf see off
e Milted S
A tvarsser'. Awfel NNE.
Brampton. Nay F (Spe(el.1---Mr. Mat
thew crane -wick. a well-to-do sad hlghll
reepeoted farmer, was killed aifttln a
short dlatanoe of ha rewldence, three
mile* east of this tows, list eve ung,
About 8.10 o'clock. Deceased left Bonny
Uni to walk home, taking the t1.T.it.
fillet. Re win overtaken byUse "meets
boot" freight, a beuvlly loaded train of 8i
(etre. (londuMnr ItlehaM.ort. the engineer
and hl* nrwrnan Ray that everythingwee
dole to warn ('ranewof danger, ut se
epRe1 wan bard ofheel-lag, and as
there was s very strong wind blowing di
freely Treat ■t Me time, ievionmented hy
pelting rain. It was evident that ke did rad
hear the whlatle sad bell. and be Wes
burled from the track, and, it i sop
p���
tithed Ibeaantly. ills left foot was takllr
nearly IBMs severed.
milli*. April M. -F tit. morning
M.�rs. (paten l'1"r. ,• large mf.r
Seer sue • obeyed by
hoes abs , .•d la Me cans • MIUer,. 11.1501 leans,Qr.e Comp.ny
et H•editea tee WOO; tae Miners• & ssann-
faelerevs' saseraree company of Tomato
for {lee& Gad the Pbetttth fingerer oleo.
piny of ¥[i.treat fee gem The ser. ot
tae are to • ./•fiery, k MT •rtein•fwt
ed •tsowt�lae0 tosses iwesehoelea [ erbSSt, tMEMDee M••
1 gesettty et atom •t•,
�.> eirsoseelep5�
•warn.{ .ii.wt Votes* Mile
pew age
Mr. eint_Ilea MN }lel
istasuiwillshee �•�t�,,_ _ _ i7oatt House Square, se(tond doiw from North -at
n..... ,." ..rte.
CODERICH = BARCAINI1
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Bargains in LAOS CURTAINS
Bargains in CHENILLE CURTAINS
Bargains in TAPESTRY CURTAINS
Bargi►inp in ART DRAPERY MHBLIN
Bargains in CHINA ART DRAPERY BILK
Bargains in WHITE ,FIGURED MUSLIN
Bargains in TAPESTRY TABLE COVERS
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Right in Quality, Style, Assortment I
' GET OUR PRICES
JAMB'S ROBINSON
00R. WE51 ASD SII UA RE.
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NEWS OF Till DISTRICT.
iRYW♦'ourown Correspondents
There M I.feewsaUNs Mere That Ceases M
resat Aaywbsre Ilse -Sew, e( the
neenty speei.11y Reported
pas The Waal.
000IRIOH TOWNSHIP... •
• '1'cgsnAT, May 4.
Robert Haadmesa has treated Z C.
t M!p farm, 6th con.. ter Iwo year,.
Lataeek Alex Taylor lest • Taro
ibis cow from inflammatory rheumatism.
kiob•rd Jewel, of Colborne township bee
purchawd the Hodl•e•pseperty, 5th sad 6th
Oen.
On a000unt of tlbs iNerated mad
the laud, seeding ovNftlsas are delay
a few dept •
A large meatier of sunken hs#. 1
caught at eke Maitland falls dariote the pam
tow week*.
Chane* Johnston sad wile, of the 3rd
ma, spent Sunday wtth Samuel Johnston.
Tay lor'. 1:cruer,
Walter Carpester has leased his farm on
the Huron Road to Charles Fuller for the
Owes of four years.
Oar esteemed resident. R. A. Thompson
bas suowa nM love for Rood musto by par-
chaeed a tine piano.
Charles Whitely. 7th coo, L ratline
preparatiooe for the erection of • flee Larne
barn You'll have to build the house nett,
Cambs.
Rev. Wm: Godwin Meisel to attend the
funeral of the lets Mn. tir•enweil ea Sun.
day attern000, the pulpit of Zion oborok
was ocoapred by Mr. Nott, of Oodericb.
Oar one-time riskiest. Jesse* Jewel, new
of iSesmiller, is doing op the spring work on
hie property, Heron Bead, end we are
pleased to see bie smiling ooanteoaaoe
,gain.
NILE.
Tt.rsose, May, 4.
Mrs. Wm. May 1. getting better.
Rev. Pring u Improving in health.
Geo. Currie spent Sunday at Zion.
Heels Girvia has • asvre attack of atria-
tioa.
Owls* to the rias seeding is ao_M- ssfifl y
Wm, Bailie was in the villa's hat wo!.k
i etb• lira Nm• •tile
Mrs. R Mollwain has returned from a
riga to her stater, Mn. Hawkins, u Kin-
cardine.
Rev. A. Tiffin, who preached tad
Quarterly mestitag sermeti, did very well.
Ws are aiway. glad to hear ono of
own boyo.
The season of the year has once amfe
rolled around when we have to take our
meals in the woodshed and when mop and
beoom reigns supreme in our homes.
We think D-angaonnn would receive as
much benefit as the County town by the
appointment of • polies magistrate to purify
the morale of some of its iababitantt
It would he a good plan for the ohoir te
pr•ctios on Tbor.day riming ispte•d of
Friday as It has rained nearly every F
day, and Gallas they Mag a good praotive
they oaaa*t be .xpribed to reader good
wade. --
LIFE'S A, BURDEN
IT TES STOMAU H ll f NOT_ 0.
I. than Seam ! 1. New ( -
I. the hemi Coated ! Are yea M
HWod ! Do you have hank "
Headaches'
Amy tog ell .f These Denote Stomach sod
j....._Liver Disorders... __
Dr. ApsleLives Pills nit gabltly and
will ogre seise stubborn and ohromto oases.
No aopleessataeee. No griping. These
Wtf• ptltrtslRllttls *s far workers tad are
`r famed. 40 in • vial tor 20c. Sind by
AUCTION SALES.
AX gettiag their sale b111e printed
otdee will have • free aotlee tome
thlallat an to Latium* of sale&
Moxoar, May IOUs -Commencing at 1 r.
tl.. there will be • hie sale of farm sock
.tad lmplemeot. oo lot 14. con. 5, West
Wawannsh Mn. J. W. MoLsaa, owner
Jess Knox, •aettoeser.
We are
Still to the Front!
aotelth•tsnsity the teat that •lyse
an thousands of cheat mbild• sett
without ■ auarwnt.•e•
We earantee far nee eeleede- ....as our
0oMJ�ON 61i.1vaaead HURON BICTCLEI(.
Also our (Wench BMyols Sulk, Wheels.
Price of Harm, $66; Motet 8 (Osammtoe
9owl1175; Model A ft'ommoe Seas) Mk.
r` The Henderson Bicycle Co.
LTD.
WaIIPaper Sale
1,200 rolls Wall Paper,Rilille" f -- `"", } ,r
•
they last, 4e per roll. Bordet* to
match, I and 2c per yard.
Special large shipment of new
Wall Papers, with Ceilings and
Borders to match. Sala Price 5c
per roll .. '
.18ei►(tpal thousand rolls with Bor
dally t1 tQ11‘01111•4410 match, be *b
Reid $.7 and Se per rolL •
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Special line, all neer, regular 12e
and 115e. &le Price 10c. per roll.
Beautiful designs In B$D.W OM, BJTTI1�tI$.$130>il, D11'fl t(1 -
ROOM, HALL sad PARLOt •PA1°'BBS-All marital at, Ws Prices.
£'Thaee prieea are Strietlyib
ti
Porter's Bookstore
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