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This season promilres to be very bountiful in rich effects of
Muslin, Linen, Piques, Ginghams for Spring and Summer welir, We
have a large collection of these goods in the latwit dotiigun. (:olue and
inspect our stock.
Lovely Satin Stripe and Chocked Muslim, at.. 25c.
New Colored and Black Muslins, a regular 25c.
line, only.. 18}c.
_No1�1i11k1Jin
Limos ui()olom tripes anakt3 ohs
only . ' 2e•
DRESS GOODS AND
SILKS.
Fancy Birk Gordo be
the new weaves of
., Priestley Katmai En
s - makes, esly.,,.•
Heavy wide i
Moth Serra
New l'reponl,00W
•�( J fa Bloke
111 A .plwdtd line ut
Moistest spriogehades
in Corded Kfleote, ('overt )Toth., Breed
)'lot*, and Serer, for Suite
New Stripe aid Check Silks.
New Plain Celor'ed Silks.
New Plain aid Figured Satins.
TABLE LINENS.
72 in. wide, Bleached Linens. re- r 1
gular $1.00, for sYa
60 in. Table Luton, only 260
NEW SHIRT WAISTS.
.\ epleodid range,
new patterns. es
New Ckecf and
Stripe Gins■
Waists.
New BIM Skirt
Waists, dc.
- ;MEN'S -SPRING HATS.
STATIONERY.
AISp.tol lot of F'tne Linen Writ'
Ng fads, regular 10o., going .t....
Nice Boa, oestaml.a Paper sod 5c
E.ns, loperegular 100 , going .t.
Goal P.pr-Rook Hooks, clearing 5
•t C
a__ T TM e
` It TRIMMTN(
Ne
Always so hard to get suitable
Triwwiuge, you way. Don't say
it any wore. We have a Targe
and barred selection this season of
the New Braid., Narrow Ribbons,
Netts, Embroideries, Frilled Rib-
bons, etc.
0'
Hosiery and Gloves.
Laces, Veiliugs and Ribbons.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Waterproof Cloaks.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
We have looked after the 11111. mane
wants. The kind of Saito %kat eland the
wear and tsar. with a great big tear of the
old-taahioad prier. Suite from $1.26 up.
Bleak sad Celord Far Felt Fe
dreg se, , .::- . 1.00
New obspr,LW tab, $1.00 $1.50 and
$200• l
New
"Wig SIGNAL : GIODERICH cn IRLO.
port for the year Itllit, rad after •
earshositieep
tae etoeo0, 4p mto
or ef
Mallen tad Kellar Abe repast tisk adopted.
t'eaaoll mete en ube 1(111 day of tarok
amt. W. *reviles*, clerk.
DUNLOP.
MoNmAY. Feb. Wit''
'Ilea kohl. Fulford wired • pleasant
rift to U•derioh lest week.
A weed bee woe held eu ►11e lout► bouad.
.f I11 %i.ig Thuredey afternoon Loftus
Omura and Albert Quad retied u8 the
taster ob•mpluoehlp with the In* saw.
Daring the pair mootb several pew pM.s
ek•riustio.s have beim held In our holistic
I et eduuaNuu Wm. Riggs and Jelin Tena
have �a►-
rased lute the third book, (' Tie
ballY and ISM Tomas tllto the WleaTd
third, and Ruth Show, Edith Tleb borer and
Edward Manson into the fr.•etb bock. Ws
ere pleased to say that the . .molars interest-
ed week like Trojans to gate their prom.
tloao and we may add chat the rod has
never to be used IN this lane in our so hoot
Our scholars are Lound always to who a
mark, mot to lose me, in their studios.
It u a well.koowo laot that very to.. -
.lumpy to our churobee • oat le made for
buaoolal aid tor the lipreading of the t:uepsl
among the heathen of ).sway lands, and
people in our mutat are oma fileted. The
other cloy • well -teem reeldsgt released
terve tine 0.1. which had bees tied up in a
bag and dropped es the read to die la •
Cbrtstaeu country. le tuts right! Int
e ach exatntae hie or her eatrolau 0 and es.
dovor to do what he or she oau to check
*nub prota0ee. 1111 ie too omen trouble to
keep. Det either give it ohanve for it+ hl.
by Letting It lore or kill 1t in some humane
etsanor,iwtead of Lying U up to e sack todu(
We toot some home mmeirm•rtee.
LEEBURN.
Musuey, Feb. 27.6.
Sob storm, u that of Ssaday - with
tkuoder and lightning- are rare at this
mem of the year.
The weekly meeting of the Presbyterian
oburub will be bald Thand•y night at the
readmits of Ur. Folioed.
H. F. Hor toe e.Joyed • pleasant trip to
Chaim last week. Comma bare be was
o•ugbt is the bear)-rawastorm el Sunday.
Dowel McLeod, who had bees sway fes
one tomtits is the lumber woods at matt
Ste. Marie, uttered in nee to make lie X
Ain the boll'. eye of the ballot paper o0
Tut.da1 for the Clinton Bob. Our old
frlebd Jbsph MacNevm w.s up from the
Claret* City that day on a stnul•r errand,
but hie X for the Uoderich Bob was not •
. uoueer, He omen, ed rah r ovation from
his of friends here, however, that he a1 -
most forret iii. Iiiwpp.i.trent elect Iuelag
hoe vote.
'Ube Womes'e Amara) Misses ay So -
blame of the t2nion and Leoburn ehuohee
met at the rwiJeuue of their pastor, Ree.
-Jr. diaamlama. Eashoisee1.l.ede,imr. jar
Agnes Hamilton, the pastor'. daughter, •
(lttl• maiden of ween, beelike promoted the
biotite for the gait, n was msde by the
ladies and with sumo other atticl.1 will be
semi to an lodtaa mission where Mw Oliver
ie stationed A pl..aavt and social atter
noon wee spent, the ledlea of the sister
roams tattoo( over the o.Ifar o1 their
soogreg.uona while at rather to their work
Their host and boars entertained than to
tea before the gathering broke op.
The Claatoo Kerb was the ammo of divi-
sion '1, Uolboree, to lila bye -.)motion for
West Heron. The day Lang bright and
fair the turnout of voter, was good. Sk.epy
sod Indifferent ones of either side were
bunted up with energy. then the poll
closed the vote stood Holmes, 68 ; Mc -
Leas, 30. • maionty of 38 for Relines.
being a great fruit in 16e majority for the
-dine. badmen truly did her duty for the
I: tfermers of the Uominioo. The Uoneer-
v.tiv• sorutivesri were K. N. Shaw and
Jr. MoMann., the same aa in the Darrow
•leoeioo. The Reformers for time had new
min-Jobo Lawson, of Dunlop,. and Jobe
11aAvey, d (:edericb, with L. K D•ao.y
• e an orteide watohman. When abs latter
.t...• out the results of the poll to the crowd
of voters oamide the toroth the tidings was
received with prolonged and Peaty obeers,
tad by Jae. t.tuktatr. Thee, el the orowd
who didn't cheer wont homeward 1 b
. thetas were (1. t'emming. 1) R.(1 , Michel
J. r.'.,o, poll elerk, and (:so. Fulford, oo0-
cater, who had only one ooeaeioo to use his
ai.114rlty. l0 the general elect too of Jove,
1.1tJk, the fat• M C. Cameron got 53, Mo-
biles: and Kilty 10-91 in .11. This time
hue were sere more rotes.
brtrut'Ivey oaadtdaa*IlkW lefts sail
we osorR.t a briers efts .7- T. Oold-
' wvrpe N this* over. I know d theme toe
lath 00) Dalt uudertake this sew vesture
tt wW be earned thee** wick aro" ono-
emu
MUNK:nit& COUN IL&
Every woman appreciate., the eatisfaetiof of k' the first selections
in New Goods. Cotne now for your prang Dress.
CASH AND: QNE _-PRICE.
SMITH BROS. & C
DUNGANNON.
No'ric&- The Ira seenl7 is Dungannon
for Tat 8WNAl. •a at thea°. of J. 4). wAaa..
J,P., conveyancer. Ike.. who will motive or
den tor euhemiptions. .dvertWg and job -
writ and L authorized to an ramps for
smarm paid for the same
GA. NEWTON, DENTIST, 01 LUCK.
now. will visit Demeanor en let and
erd I'rld.y of troll month. All modern meth
ode 1f extracting and sor ling. and maktnaril.
Meted teeth. Mos. nett door to Medd', tailor
shop. Hours. 0 a.m. to) p.m.
MILLINERY STOCK FOR SALE.-
SRa. L AND1R8ON. Dungasnos.
wishes be armee of her entire stook of milli
try tit sore, r she inlaid. to retire from
b.dhees. intosding purohasers will please
address MHH$. (1. ANDERSON,
10.1m IJangaeoon.
l'UN:WAY. Feb. 28.
G. A. Newton, dieted, will be in Dun -
written on Friday, March 3rd.
Ii... - William Gourley. of Ashfield, is un-
well, and under the dootot's termer.
W,s-r HI'W.`. 1'A*OMkRa' IVYTITI'TL-On
Saturday, the 2516 alt., two melons - one
in the forenoon and one an the evening - were
held here ender the armor ot the Ferm-
an' lsa1itots.
Por. Sl.kl.•HIN,..-The greater part rat
the snow has disappeared and buggies re
now bang brought into as. for travelling.
Wheeling le tolerably good. The marry
il.gle, jingle of the Dotter and sleigh belle
le meanwhile silent,
CHURCH Noir,.--Next Sabbath the
sarreent of the lord's Supper will be dis-
posed
iesp.sed in Erskine ohuroh here. Services to
esmmenee at the usual hour. Preparatory
revioe will be held to the ohuroh on the
previous Friday, service to oommenoe at 2
r.M.
Cl/14% ALRM1INr.. .-Many will be pleased to
know that the eeteemaa reeve of *eat Wa-
wanesh, ,lames Gibson, and his wife, who
have been very 111, ere on the way to a tee-
toration to good health ...lames Rel.
land, of Ashfield, is able to be round and
le graduelly improvise from recent illneet.
Your humble oorreepondent hr been
very 111 for some two or three weeks. Al.
though still very weak. he 1e impro/fug •
little ....A great many in this district are
*id op with t• grippe.. Our mediate are.
in oo squenes, kept very busy, and are do-
I'..".A'geed work in their treat,nent of the
A Herm, 6:rtNT.-R.oestly Mir Rosa
MoCeen, daughter of Peter Md'rte. Wort
W.wanosh, warn united le the bonds of
matrimony to filmes Mol)oneld, of St.
Mary's. The suptals were performed by
Rev. Father throe, at Ht .loseph'a *beech.
KlagMwtdge. The happy bride was attend -
.d by tar Meter, Mir i.irie MoC.no, and
the joyful groom mor supported Mronrh
*be serene ordeal bb Joseph Dalton. Th.
balds was wally afked in a wedding pews
.f 111...tare drily brimmed with white
sit tag poets. at. bradrmaid wore •
Osaall tam awtes_M Lofts**,
O1ftSflar Woofer) rreta.st le im• grab
mot era0vo Aleenvery of the age. pea..
trate* marl.. membrane ane nor to the
very hem. Metahes pains and acres with a
power Immossibie with 507 other remedy,
Um. It for
*'ram Yd all snemoss. n leg
g ,
a*mmmNta, all druggists.
rots suis tit JAi. wllautx.
y„-'t'o w"
ben.tihl costume of preen, The happy
couple were presented with many retie
and useful prsaente as 1oit see esteem. A
sumptuous wedding Int, which had been
Prepared for the happy 000•.100. wee per
taken of by the invited goer" with greet
relish. Next moroinv the newly wedded
couple left for their future home at St.
Mary's, being •000mpanied thither by the
bride's venerable father, and by the beet
wishes of their numerous friends fes their
prosperity and b.tppinees on the Doran of
m•trimda7, While Mr. McCann was at
8t Mary'' (bang there about • week) he
vbited an old tome ecgaaantano., Riobard-
eon FsJoon.r, of St. Mary's. Mr. MoC.hn
was made • preset by 111. new satin -law
of a handsome Irish blokthorn walking
-
rriok, right from the Ktnrald fele, of which
no 1. very proud. The bride is one of the
beautifulyoung women of Weet W.wanoeh,
and we congratulate the (room hod wish
the young oonple a happy and pro.peroa,
ado.. - '1
OODERICH TOWNSHIP.
SArt'RDAY, Feb. 25.
A welt•ttended and very euooesefol 000-
oert wee gine we Dight In 1'nion Presby
tense ohuroh. Re.. Jae. Hamilton, pastor
of the ohuroh, Dreaded, and a splendid pro.
great was trier by • poste from Knox
ohurch, U..drioh, assisted by Mies Eliza -
loth Wilson, of Ooderioh The pro.
gram included • number rat instep.
mental seleotiote 1.y the Sonahane orehea s
(Dr. Mabee, R. Campaigee and Jae. F.
'Thomson ), solos by Mi.! B. Wilkinenn, F.
Beloher, W. W. Stoddart and .1 F. Thom -
eon, • duet by Mies Wilkineot and Mr
8tedd.11, reonotinne by Mar Wileoa and
111.. Ethel Rhynes, and • nhorae by the
vomiter of the Duty, Mir t'•mptalgnii
took very .1Kofen#h' the part of anoompan-
tat. At the aloes of the program those who
had tattoo 'tart were tendered a vote of
thanks, anal afterwards they were enter -
mined at tie residence of Joseph Mo-
(.loikey.
ASHFIELD.
SATrpDAT, Feb.2,51h.
Wkunt',..- The readier ot Mr. and
Mrs. Henry dottrel). BM eoeo.04 a, Aeb-
haa1. was the erne of • very pretty wed.
die' on Thursday evening, Feb. 16511, when
their daughter. Miss torte F , was united
in marriage to Henry White, of Stratierd,
1n the present* ot about thirty gnus. The
Nide locked charming in a Ater of drab
with ream trimmings and range binserm..
The 0aremoay was partnered by the Rey.
Mr (Meant, .iter whloh the artier partook
of • e.mphlnns dinner. The happy pair
lett no the 620 train.
Toweswlr (;oUN,'II. - Counedl net pnr-
esant to adio.nm.nt on Feb, 11th.
here all present. Mlnaw of previous rest -
Ing reeel and appealed. Chorines were
ie.ned for the billowier ampere Thos
Leann. for reseed, $1.44 ; Wm. Mllllgrs,
for ere,oel. $2 10 ; Wm. Mo 5'hton.ly, for
gravel. 81 2N; Jsar MoCaan.11, for gravel,
81.76. Hobert Rtake, for Reser, 81.44 ;
Barrow a Prnedtoot, legm1 a4.ioa, 850.00:
Was. Smith, bolts fee hill ea i),I, , $4 96I
A. R. Ftnl•yann, roar ea &editor. $9 00;
dam Long marine .s auditor, $0 00 ; P.
Reila ell, baleen. for gravel pit, $$6.00 I
Thee. Remy, soder drab. I). 1. , slap:
Thee. W*r•rd.es, two 4.yei work es R,I).
4, $1,60. The .0411.,. precasted *sir 11e•
a
SALT FORD.
TUwuer, Feb. 28.
Mir Mary Webb, of I.ogaospott, led.,
arrived booms Thursday night to speed •
few weeks with her mother.
Ell Symonds should Ise oongr•tal.Itod es
the able manner in which he worked ter hie
party during the "hot time" of the eam-
pelg0,
Or of the resident& on or of the high
hate has remained • booh.lor long emesgb,
and 1 think it is high time for him to orate
the Robiooa.
J. Goldthorpe Ilea returned to hie home
near Terceto atter spending • most stoop
able visit with iM aunt. He will oe meat
mired by the girls.
Ater. Clark is about M remove from this
pleas into Oodrtob, where he has purchased
the property of the late Mn. Elliott. The
village Is losing one of its most jovial inhab-
itants. Wo wish him prosperity and happi-
ness wberevele he goes.
Heltford will soon b• submerged of that
tittle stream of water still persue in eve-
n ing
anning the wrong way down Lennox's moa••
min. It has •tre•dv entered. more stealthy
than • thief, half of the collar of the
inh•I,itanr and is wosinr great devasta-
tion with the mahouts.
4) some fisannial lad would only tale• the
trouble he ooald make money enough to or-
ry'him to Dawson City or to l'arllamset,
by making • risk froAt the bottom of Chls-
holm's hill to M. Fair'•saloon, 1 am are,
by all appearanoss, II wand equal the West
.wet rine, that ke, Shah tfes$.0)11 keeps
pace with zero.
Another thrum has passed away to the
Brest beyond in theorem of elm. Charles
Stewart. Site had been ailing two weeks
and, 1n that time, was most lovingly at•
tended by her daughter, Mn. Henderson,
and her daughters -it -law. Mn, Jobs
Stewart, of Renmlller, Mrs. Jae. and Mrs.
William Stewart, of Onderloh. She was •
dative of Glen Paean, Ban8.bire, Montl•ad,
and, with her husband, name out to this
country forty -live years 00o, aortae 1a
(;oderloh townshipp. From that pl•otbeyre-
moved to Haltferd, where they resided ever
N aos Her husband pre deceased her fifteen
erre Hite was • woman of great obarmier,
an IedoetMese and Allies neighbor, whom"
plum plawill .lever be filled The rood old
stook 1. feet dleappearine year by year.
New that the pnlitloal horizon is ol.arsd
and everything a none more 1n a sate of
tranquility lee me meek of a subject whhoh
has been milked shoat tritium by some of our
leading business men. Two year age it wee
rumored around the altar that • glove
feetery was to be greeted es the present Nie
of the old .tons merry. Why net pot 1114.
w here Into.z..Mos, for the looltly h..'t
te one of the beet la Canada' 1 e watr-
power, low torr sag Iia shippia( Nonage
caws he 0zoa11.d, grab a market Whet ean-
aN he overstocked, thereat Northwest •ad
British Oel.mbta. With the a4vm4igsl,
why set goes with the enheme! Oar voting
men and womem, aa they row me, helm to
senor through Canada amid Uses Nar's
derider for ear dtapr nares tiff throb
no .mpbyment at hoer. New, 11 this f.e-
e ry were Min jest Irk at the amount .f
Rad It would do for the village of 9oltteed
and the Mon of Oed.r0 11. A ferry was
rested at Arlon • few are ere by Siwe,
a Bos. TM meow May have ohl•ved,
OW the soy the .Ulogs has groom le w.s-
drtd, Tore is sew sea " 5 la tar
oaatow.
Yob. 2btb, 1899.
OoIbenirt woes)) mos la the tewa.hlp
ball. AU the wembers wen l,reeeat. The
Maar of previous me•Mng were read tad
pared. The followtag .000ase were paid :
Richard Beldam. read work. 81 00 ; Jobs
Oke, setting pltoh heir, $.3 75 ; Kober
Felhrd, wwog IMAM holes. SOo, ; Je1ri
temg., u. t. 11.4,14
D0' Briery Dodd, )amber, 18;
w 14.11.r, earring posh Wee, 82.16'
Applicattee was mode by Edward MarweU
to ohasge Ms property from 8.8. No. 2 to
8.8. No. 6. Tu. dirk was laetreosed M
tray truster of sob .mouse. Oa mottos
. f Aleaaadee Robertson and Capt. Vous,
the ulrk woe ordered to adv.( ties the town.
ship oafs for male. A petites woe Permit
..d, signed by • numberot ratepayers, pray•
song for the removal of the tax on dog.
Alexander Kobrt•r moved, seconded by
Uepi. Yea.g, that sad p0111100 6. 'ranted,
and • bylaw soveri.g the mems ler pared.
Carried. 'file timelier of • rood stirrer*
rennin. along the Northwest side of book
6 was rat. I,roosb beltre the eos.dl.
(.ape. Young moved, e.owded by Aleaandr
Robertson, %het the whole resod be a .em
mitre to further Wvrtyte the ratter sad
report at neat reams. Carried The
auditor.' report for "J@ was promoted. Jr.
Taylor moved, aeotaded by Alez.adr K..b
earn. toet geld report cow read he reap.
e d and each auditor receive $3 00 res his
✓ e vw.e, Carried. Aleaaader Robertson
moved, as000ded by Capt. Young. that the
oolleotor and treasurer place the eater of
their .mound*. re the Made of the reeve sod
olerk and that they make any lagslrlr they
think orrery tato the same. Carried.
The 0ouaoi) rhos adjourn* to meet sgafe
at April 5th at 2 o'oleek r.me.
F. W. MuDotAoa,
Clerk
AUCTION SALES.
All parties getting their sale blue prtated et
this uses will have a erre oottoe Inserted
la OM lam an to the timer salsa
Ft1DeY. March 3rd. -Sale of that worn.
did fifty are farm, lot 22, -ons --Ise 3,
West W•wanosh, a4.o tarsi rook sad im-
plements, at the premier of the proprietor,
John H Nlallough, lot 7, concession 5, Ash
bead.
SATURDAY. Mart* 4th - Chattel mrtr
rage sale of oaths and hones at T. O.adry'•
e otien mart, H..,ilta. el, (:oderwb, at 2
o'olook. Tut'..- (:ONuty, 0.0110 ser.
Torsv.r, Mama 7tit -Aream cele of
fun etetk end tmplemw•e et Buxton's
bots), Ood.rteb, oemmeso.og at tws'absk
e. e. Jon x Knox, anetionese.--'-'^"` '~r
W 6DNNNDAY, MAut'H lith, Amer. sale
of farm ark .rad lrplemeots at lot 21,
Maitlad eoaoredee, Cellwrn., .t 1 u'oleek
r,M. ()Utah Giulio, proprietor. Joni.
Kern, auctioneer.
'1'H I'ttel.A,, Mprok 94--A.otlo. sale el
lam stock cod tenplem..te en P. J Ream'
fun, Maitland oo.oeesao, Garrott towe-
ship, et one o'ol a► r.. JOHN Knox,
•metian.r. - -
FRi uAt, Marsh 10th. -Avatar sale of
lane stook end implemeoe, el
Ons. E David..., 21 muss (ror Oaari18
am Bayfield Read, at one o'olsk t1-T,ll. Wil'.
Ou.par, anutiteeer.
SATURDAY. *401041 lltr.-Auotloo sale of
26 .ere farm in 4th Des., Colb.rae tows -
. kip, Eset derieon, at ()model's .coffee
roes, Goderioh, at two ,' m, T804148
G or DRY, Aeoweeeer.
MONDAY, Maroh 13th Anodee sale of
farm stook end impl. .ata a tot 21, re 1,
(led.rieb towuebip, o •1 1 o'olook
1.11 Umar,, mad Arrsvtt Rviten, prop-
rietors. Tor Greene, aotiooer.
WkunauAY, Marob 15'h.- Selo e1.6tot
ohne fifty•sore farm-aoeth ball of lot 44,
00000 doe 1, 1'*Okremitk - end also of
pare -bred stook -- shorthorns, Clldeedelee,
road arse.. 03.;.44-10
as
tewhip of tan my.7, sot P.a. ONN
AYatr. proprietor. THOMAit Ouetter,
anotioneer.
rill DAT. Marob 1718 -Sale of farm meek,
lmpieerate and well bred y'oomg horses at
A. M. Polley's farm, iota 3 and 4, third Dom.
I Joderiob township, •t 1 o'olook os airy.
date Mr, Polley has decided to dispose of
. 115)1. .$ook so 84.1.r... -l'no'.Ut.euses.
swtieseer.
TurnAY, March 21a.- AuolIom sale o1
valuable eborthoru ottle and horses, also of
farm implanter at Us.lraatoat farm, let 15,
Dom, 2, H.R. S , towe.hip of Tookersrith,
at 1 O'clock. JNo. T. Dicanoe, preerswr,
Prion Boers, 5.0Me..r.
MR. FRANK O90fes
owl at. Lire Was paved by 111064'o l 11•
.e7 7111..
Totter, Feb. 27- Mr. Frank I)odg., of
North Maopebr', Ont., hoe been visiting
hen recently. He is . epleedld speeders
of Canadian manhood, eroding mon than
Mx feet high "is bie stooki.g." erect and
mooeulu.
"I wee a dieereet man two Pear .go," be
said to . friend t4.dey. "The truth as I
would have died of Kidoqq Complaint of it
hadn't been for 1)odel'e Kidney Pills
1 had Imo treated by physicians and had
takes virinae remedies without getting any
bate.. 1 read of Dodd'. Kidney Pills, and
decided eo try them. 1 did so, and was
thoroughly oared 1s a ample of weeks."
HORTICULTURAL SOCIET Y.
Meetinr of the (Jod04ob HorNoaltnrel
Society will be held in the of6ne of Wm
Lane, at the mart hoose, se the date. below
mentioned. The meetings oontmeoee at
7:30 o'clock, and every body is esteem*.
Maroh 2 Beet sod the garden,T. Netts!
Maroh 9 -Poultry end the garde'', C
W elle.
Maroh 16 -Cultivation of celery and to-
matoes, Goo. Stewart.
Marob 23 --Canning asd pre. rviog trait,
S. Mortiagetar.
THE SHEPHERD'S CALL.
0 1i'1' lamb, out In de ool',
D. blurb pall yes to de fel',
O U'1' lamb !
He hysab you hleatin' on de hill ;
Cent* hyeah, ate keep ye' nemesia' still,
o u'T Iamb !
iia latah er' de Shepherd f.'f.
He wsodah sold, be wandab
O 11.1' lamb' -/
He waodah mai , he wandah wtm'F
Iiin win' a -warren' at bis brrm0►y -t
O 11')' lamb I
Oh. WI de Shepherd *bath yes bide ;
H. want yen welkin' by His ode,
o u'1' lamb 1
He know yea weak. He know yes se' ;
Rat ammo, don't Nay away no me' ,
O B'1' larch !
As' &fah while de Iamb he brats
D. Shepherd's voles a -salla' et..6-
SereN R'I' Iamb !
H. anewah t'om the eremitism sales,
" 0 Mbephord. res a-neutb' quiet" --
O 11'1' lamp I
--Paul hwrwete Disbar,
le The WrMtasar,
DIED.
MTiWART,-L 8Off.rd es Mrs-
ar7 alts , Jane ItlsD.a.M. re1le of
kb. lee Mos Memel. mod et lean and
1 mnwtlr
McPRIIIE la Potherbs. ea Nisday. February
Ihh. Ink Jopaeo� dtndr, nate( of the late
Moose McPhee, rad re year sed 1
menthe,
6 citu 'e 1ogka>, y'esiren
c., sl I� tee e(.i ou ' W.
c..1w
alive Tarr 1
Many a
souther who eele
that three .be
beta awn* pet.
elms ate gradu-
ally slipping away from her
over the terrible precipice of
dlaesae, would be thankful to
know what Dz. Pierce's won
aerial "Golden Medical Dis-
covery" 11.. done to restore
tbouaands of weak and wasted
children to cola. to rounded,
1M), healthy, activity and IM
"ley tittle g(rd hod • severe attack of lever,"
write. ore Mee ► Vollmer, of emceed, Carr-
ies Co N C., ta • letter to 1)r. a. V. Nene, of
Polfalo, N Y. "I had two physicians for her
ithe tug • ,cry had cough, rafted • great diel.
g ad had wasted M • ren eterrs, only her
4et .a.1 settles were swopss t knew what Lr
Neta'. murkier *ed dome Ise es before so 1
ears iced gar her ' 3olde. Medical 'risco.
my'amt s uk
Pellet .o•rall
I.. few day. 1 noticed me fever sou less,
her comb gradually grew beet.... expectoration
g esso ler; f. • fru days she rt up fa Md, and
ear she told take • few atom she kept es
improving steely sad OUT a laweek. Use.weaiog (1 feet and salutes rat dolma. .ad .he
kept on step by rep until she gat well. This
t roe- the two year ego
"1...../ wirer, Lela (my older daagbter) bad
very badly Mer ph . was snowy;
*0 me to be very cartel or she woad here
miwmonis she sou left with.. awful co.(h.
I gave her ' Needs. Medical Diatv.vv,y • and It
eared her cough. t will tri pleased to 11.ve my
ham pblishod If pumas wiehi.g to *mow
mare shoal the great be.eAts we have received
bees Meg Drmere's merrier will write,
eadoei■g ramp. 1 win gladly answer "
If mothers will only write to Ill Pierre
concerning the ailments of their family he
will ,end them sound and valuable advice
in • plain sealed envelope. and without any
charge whatever His remarkably wide
experience. has qualified him to deal with
disea..& which b.f le tie focal practitioner.
THE WEEKLY MAHAa1 REPORT
000
1
500, Mu- 2. IIW,
7.11 Wheat 1e te 0•
Rorer. hmlly. pr cwt 11 te 1 t
Flourasa,r. para.
pp�ara. per cwt30 to 100
Short', 011110 ..rd 1- 0000 5013 a
Oaf t bush ig te0 >1
sass..
Per. t bomb ........ ate • O
Harley, pr lough T to 1 mor
Her, * ton........... .�00 e 111
pw•tog, • ....,,,,. 40..01
Lima, dear i,., . .•• l4 0
Wood
mad' csts„., Hotter .
a to m U
1 nes
Hides. , u0 La
Ot
Pelts 00 to 000
b- {O e 1
e ssr..As.... .. 'to 1
loomed Horrl...................... Y N to 00
15
10
Lad, per Ib, • e 1l
('8..... err Ile.... ...... NMMb 11
Dressed
konf. n Mute e M tai b
e 10 to
Ham. war lh•......,......... ..... eview
VICTORIA OPEN HOUSE
. HARRY VIUEAN, Manager.
ATTIACTION,
A. Q. S.'aminom'* Master pwue r7
„T�eA�t
Widow Brsu."
P'test appearaaee wen of Tr veto. Half a
oar of eeemi.ry tat reale etre.
The Inures guarantee to arty oompany that
ever pWa1 bre Naves.
Tbla corpaay conies to Uoderloh direct. end
w111 sive the err pr.dnctto. Intact as it le
seen in the Large theatres 1a the Milos. Tea
theraud people withered It In Toronto in
one week.
Thursday, March 9th.
COAL AND WOOD
CHARCOAL and KINDLING.
We are *ill at the save old eland, Seinen
Street, where we have been supplying our
en/denier for • number of year.. We know
the fuel that mita you.
Orden left with our delivery riga or at
Worrell's stove and tin .bol, and at our
office will receive prompt attention.
All coal weighed on market states, unless
otherwise order.A.
We run leveret Dray. in r»noerGon.
CARTAGE i FUEL CO.,
"40HJI &Purr, Managers
Phone 68. Rm-tt
PL CI MILL.
EITAILIIIEI 1111.
llucIIallails &
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers to al/ kind. of
LUMBER. LATH. SHINGLES
Aad balkier', material of .ver? amaryllis's
8eheei Furniture a Special til
HELLO ! Ar
OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS t'
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
Sorailtoll Bar
d Coal
AU OW emegbd oe W Maar 8aNa
where you ret Mel Ilea fee . tea.
SWM. LEE.
Oede. bit at Lib a IWLZD'8
Bless M+g181 MtIRltplt t,..
Minuet always busy, but whomever special things some
to the surface we make it a point to toll you. We're trying
each day to allow what a thoroughly good store should be,
appealing to the intelligence of shoppers and making it
worth their while to Come here tor everything. That moans
busy activity upstairs arta down, with the interest centred
around these
Specials for This Week and Next :
down only Black and Colored Kid Gloves, worth trout $1.00 to
$1.25, to be sold Saturday and Saturday night at half prior
10 dozen pairs Ladies and Miami Black Cashmere Hose, worth
from 20o, to 30c. a pair, choice Saturday end Saturday night
at 15ca pair.
1 cane tine imported Zephyr Wool. Navy, Cardinal, Baht and
Royal Blue, n'guler price Sc. oz., our price 4 or. for 10c.
Ladies' Pure Iruen Collars, sizes 12, 12}, 13, 13}, 14,regular 10e.
and 124c., for 5c. each,
White, Cream and Black Silk Laces, at half regular prices.
Aly Trimmed Hat or Shape in the Millinery section, half price.
Drees Bindings, Black and .11 leaning shade a Ili yard
All Prints, Challiea and Wada Goode in the department at half
price.
45 Ladle' Coats to be sold at 51.95 each.
The tun tbouaatad customer wo(jave served during the peat a
three months trues the extreme east of the county to the meet
attest that we are the people to do business with. Try R. B.
Smith for 1899, and prove we aro the Cheapest Store in Huron. 3
C. W. ANDREWS.
M"LE
ASK YOUR DRUI3DIST..__-FOR
:A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufaetuiid by J. M. MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.
You were to get
an idea into your head that yon
could make a sure thing on Wall
Street. Suppose your wife 'ould
be equally an clever as yourself.
Of course, this may be a positively
ridiculous idea to you, but, for the
sake of argument, just suppose.
You have lots to learn and we
would advise that if yon are jot-
ting down memoranda now that
you make a note of what your
wife suggests. What would she
tae ? She would procure one of our
hexa Ice Caps, a box of Iron Pills
and a package of White Clover and
Celery Tea She would superin-
tend the Ice Cap till the fever was
reduced, then she would give you
the Pill, and Tea until you were
entirely recovered from the ner-
vous shock. Would you be cured ?
You bet, If your case required a
doctor she would immediately send
the prescription to Wilson's Pre-
scription Drug Store and have it
properly dispensed and chocked by
a responsible and qualified person,
who ie in attendance for that kind
of work every hour in the twenty-
four. Telephone 45. All night
service. Terms strictly cash. No
credit.
J. WILSON
PRF1'1(;RIITiON DRUG NT()R1.
NEW aooae
SUITS OT€RCOATS
READY-MADE CLOTHING CHEAP
My own mak& faa11 and see Diem,
4em.old 87 yard Or mode lip 1a the 1tMuml
TIMMB CTA19E3-
.' H. DUNLOP• •
Nest Reek et Meetrsa) ti.dall�
0
CtVNACJ'sATHO N
• Vograbt• •cacti,
FOR UTERINE DISEASES•
Leder, try G.eigathe.. 11 h.e sever
tailed. 7r gaetleniem apo, to
tlesr07g ■4ftAGMS,
Pox 171, Myth, cot.
NOME WORN FOR FAMILIES
We wart the sorrier d • s mhos
.1 t541I..*. 4.11040).. 10,5.01
what* as apnea lima WS herr sot
warble* earl wm117 Hot farm ewe 4
M7 I.o.M.'. wart rare l`
leaser me hlntIfirea a a to $15 per
week rade •eem4lag be time riveted
to tire week.
me at .nee. flare tar.lenet.e.
.rN*rw.x, Aerator re... Rrew1..
UUPHBIII 1. IeLEH1N'3
LINIMENT.
For external me .sdy, ie a positive Care fir
Spinal Iitrir ,, Hip Omar, lufiammat..ry
Rheumatism, I.r.e Back, Lumbago, 'ore
Throat, Weak arid Sore long., Bru,-'e.,
Sprain, MtiffJointm, Rapture and .0 kin
dyad dimwee.,
It ham also been foetid a Care for threes
affections in horses.
None genuine without having the Trash
Mark no labile and wrapper*, and "14 A.
M.•L'mun'N Liniment, (:nderich, Ont."
stamped on wax Meat on each Mottle.
Menucr.d seb by Mapaen
els A. Wi- .
1w
Lemma. sola pommies sad propleuws. New
water, Hldsrle8.Ont. 11*
QODERiOE
STEAM BOILER WORKS.
A. S. CHRYSTALI
aamsseer a Ohr'atml tit Bom&
reau0Nmrsr d all Idris of --•1
BOILERS,
Smoke Stacks, Salt Pane, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc, -
And Dealer la --
1 w, Ma.kfasry Ca1t11a', A1.
All ease of Pipes mad Pipe Theter..
Seem sad War glebe Velvet,
Oft* Valves, Iesplrefts, sot mm and le•
err oltmlarYy es Heal se Lewes
YeA�prW Ilse el Steel Waw ami 1.g
Tro.g8. far see .r (armee ma/ .liar
ReeeM''a
.-.U..thad.- ee
A. S. OliMAL.
war P. 0. )tea W. 5154...
AHE# CSTOYE
At any season of the year there
is no greater comfort than a good
reliable Oook Stove,ln the kitchen.
It is witn Book stoves like every-
thing else : there are good, bad and
indifferent varieties.
We know you will be pleased
with our
FAMOUS and ABERDEZN
StovesandRan ges
0.4.50
O.&TTLR BROIL
P!nkrs,Stad lers Thal s
wool ewer lertmew eft Meier Dna