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.ODIRICH, THURSDAY. MARCH M, l!•a
THF HARBOR MILLS.
IT would not greatly surprise us if
the Harbor Mills would beset to work
pt full time in the near future.
The new city charter just panted by
the Legislature gives the city of Mon-
treal power to impose a tax of one
end a quarter per cent. on the value
of machinery, and this hoe enraged
Obs esanufactertog iadaa4try.
W. W. Ogilvie, the millionaire flour
miller, declare. most emphatically that
if the city attempta to collect such e
tax from him he will move his mills
away from the city. He says that all
his mills in the West are making more
money than those located there and
•Ahat any other city, in fact any loca-
tion along- the .line of railway* or
canals, is just OA suitable for carrying
on his baiinees as is Montreal, and he
state* that rf any attempt is msrie to
enforce the power given the city be
will at once remove his plsnt to
,Western Ontario and Manitoba.
As the three Montreal mills of the
Ogilvie firm employ some 300 men, it
will be seen that Goderich stands to
olein in the event of Mr. OGILVla
carrying out his intention of closing
up the Eastern mills and depending
upon the Western mills for hos flour
manufacturing in the future.
SNAP SHOTS.
- There are the piping times of
peace
-Timms still believes that he h,1
the job of snaking Canada.
- What will Foemsa say to the
House about the New Brunswick verdict ?
- This .e.sioo would be a good time
to throw down the gauntlet to the Senate.
- The hours of sunshine are gradu-
ally lengthening, but the coal bin is still
suffering.
-Mr. Hoi.Mis stands on 8ir Wa-
ren) Laymen's platform -Prosperity to
Canada -with both feet.
-Woali]n't LAoaIsa and his col-
leagues have caught it had they brought
bok a treaty with them.
-Now that the House is in session
West Huron will not need to blush for the
representative that she elected on Feb. 21st,
-The next event of importance will
be the annual meeting of the C. W. A. on
Good Friday. It is to be hoped that there
will be no wheels within wheels.
-The report that the Hon. CLARK
WAlaresand the Hon. WALTra Hmrrtmtxa
111owTAn1711 had asked to he desk -mates due.
ing the present .e..ion is absolutely wlthoat
foandetiiao.
-The House at Ottawa will meet
to -day. Roe. Hotera ought to "hake
Sir..Caaat.s TUPPER warmly by the hand,
sad congratuete the old baronet on the re-
sult of hi. able effort. in West Huron.
-It is announced that 8Allrrit
Attach, of Hamilton, h.s accepted the poet
of Tory organizer for Ontario vice RoSawr
BaMIwnHAM deposed. The RARaua'.bark
may be mote than BERMI!tonAM'e bite.
-The question as to who shall pay
for tie wreath at Sir .lona T)loMP.ne',
funeral, ordered by the Try Ministers in
still before the court.. It's n mighty goal
.Mag that when Terms died politically
there were no flowers ordered by Boweu..
WHAT OTHERS SAV.
wa'al NOT •PRAin Or *Hai.
Braalferd Centrist The Hamiltoe Ops
alien the warning, thee then re
tree 1s beak bill.. Well, 111. great
y journal for one w wlllf.g to sake all
T■5 wort. (`i. �,
D.s.isies Pnsbybrr.: is the quiet
1ente le album, and is the et111 qui.tarr.ral
drYiw the Ida et the preacher lies splen-
did .dweneadse. Be has Na r think
where lib rear et toe dry meet cel O•
hes .pp.rt elh r take a pert, mid • era-
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...�,c Bart„ fa tm5ai. ' wine M. Loirei llim 5
Iruseld he reamed is the mere p.pslwfed 1
_._THE SIGNAL : GODERICH_._.QNTARIO
.dl-e•rvis t :•err. It le psible tar ribs
elbow rearm be vaeetate, 1111 his !noel•
boreal life Is dwarfed, sad ail bet destroy•
ed,bet, U he bat embers the urea matte
It to pee mike ler Mat te doeeep, W1..aot
w►wardly, perhaps, hal nelty, he lraresae
es his life epos the life of Me whole deet
meshy is which he dwells. Asd If he he
indeed • true spostl. 01 righteousness, few
ou ..timate the value of his aptr•rrely
solitary Ido.
e e s
Ma OWrrg° 1111 "RM.' WNO Mei.
Chatham Prost . 411 young lady requests
the Menet not to "Wks" her. 811 N saes -
Iced, she says. whets It le aseerars ler her
some a apeser Is prime, ego by her °bro't-
ee and senores. Seeable girl ! An the
same tune it 1e seossaary as • rale to ass
the terms "Mies,. end •sere." todi einguish
between ladies and esatroos But no
,.miler diocesoties a made by the use et the
trm ••Mr." and ll a petty early time it
was dropped wherever possible,
• • •
Till P&ONlJIT10N Question
Torooeo Star : Old. Spear says be be-
lieves the prohibitionists will not eooept the
ioversment'• retinal to introduce • pro•
hibltory taw. It 1. ditlioult, then, to eta
what they will du about it. easeet, pother,
t• brine the rioter up le Parliament and be
overwhelmingly defeated The probibiuoo•
pre cannot join with the oppettion to do.
feat the (;overnment, for the Opposition is
itself oppo5.d to prohibition, and the only
✓ ecourse is to establish s third parts. The
history ot third parties is this ooaatry has
sot been enoouregtng to the idea of staring
soother one. w the wise thing tor the pro
kibtterline seems 10 he to aorvpe the situa
tes and resume w dusatiooa1 rampalgl
0 0 0
MAT IT hi Si)
Chicago Oa.adien Ominous . We join
is the hope that whoa the oommieaioe re-
assembles next August then will be found
amongst Amalgam • recital recognition of
the good disposition and self respecting atti-
tude of Canada, sod a thorough understand -
Jog of the trot that Canada seeks oo favors,
n o ooddltng, no ooneidenuos bead on Ar-
ity, or •ven oo sentiment, but that It is con-
cerned for international good neighborhood,
and that it does seek • fair. straightforward
business settlement of ell q oestioes that may
mase friction or misunderstanding between
the United States and Canada or between
the republic sad ..-eat Britain
UAIL AT HOME.
Laoao San Ooe day last week the Loos
poet °Mar, penumably like every other pest
ethos in the proviso•, was glutted with an
•valaaohe of reedy ostalovues from s big
departmental Stork Toresto. We save
one of these catelogues before as, and as far
as we ou ase. there is no material aJvutage
to anybody is Lucian. in purchasing from
this Ii.t. Artioles, of what quality there ie
no guarantee, ars quoted at just the same
prior as roods of gaaraoted gosllty are
sold for 1n oar local stores every day 1a the
week, and to this must be added postage and
ropers charms. in our opinion the big da
permeated stores in the cities make bigger
profite than do the country atom Honors, e
they sell for quite as much, and have the
advantage of bur abbe a butly•ra people-
iron
ec
from whom they meeker, tom giving them
.loser wholesale prioe, because they aro de
pertmeatal stores, and oats take large quads
titres. There u a well -marked revulsion of
heeling on the part of the people throughout
the prattler &galoet toe big city stores, as
most of those from outside pointe who have
dealt with them, find no very great dean -
tags. It is therefore safe to predict Diet
this avalanche of literature will meet with
very little enooersgemeat Iron the right
thinking portion of the oommosity.
4. Illowerege
the toady of ear NoNormaMa
5. Neaal seer ahead be nay by the
purls..aS pude/AG eideree.e metaereed.
- s
6. ke.ly et Imamy-end I-•.'ewby
' Ms*sivy7 w &lee1.se
atse tinge.
medusa7. Esosar..e the medusa In the bene, of
p•pses toil book. *bet are sensual bad
elevations A well eelested easel library
mould be rtabbeh•d la every .51501 eye.
Woe.
teachersb. Tee teachers .bceld seee
reir latame
t o aro ie • public) .5.tirrorl Is fewer el o
lonesome, (the Iteeleb), ts oar soheefs tree
the AtLsI10 to 16e Perot.
9. le every wheel boas' there Me aid he
• -Mosel deg.
10. A ratan of oar Quer dole be
hang 1. every sm bool-roo; also ;cloture* of
leadty Cordes or Beulah seer
t...
Daoa.ie
ts of Mr. Toe's adders was
postponed ler tt.. aftenor.
s
Mese Rewire repressor.,. the Godrab
Lori Masks Arca Ih
took ap " awteg t.
all 'trades."
MoManor arru delivdeliveredved • very pointed
and practical dlren oo,.rtag the ground
of the dlf rest okras very fully. A pleas -
mg testae of the add... was Una 11 was
delivered teethe/wltboa t manuscript thus teethe/
more interest to the subject. Mus Shar-
man spsk. etrosgbed rer
ly of the bed
and ooattrvottoo of massy y of the figuresla
m norm • proem of drawing book.
The gars. fartherre
was farther diapered by
rum' rarer..
H I. Berg was uoobe Co be proses%
much to the regret of Me asoorbio.. Mr.
Strang • letter of regret of his ideas
&b.enos was reed by the seor.ter y.
The •ssoolaleo ad learned until 2 P.M.
ArTE&000N 1551100.
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The aooi•tion met at 2 D.111.r
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parsers. kr. Andorra In Me ohs
J. J. Tilley was •Ise peanut The menumorningd
of the morning session were themre, an
c5 mottos of P. Gowans, seorded by W
n
Bseshsw wedoped.
The postponed diserae& on Mr. Tom
ddress r Patriotism wos then take
11. toiletries waren Weiler &kier os
seM
Tom's paper, -Mars. Holman, Hal
Anderson and Mise d
8.11, rel emphsaia
the importance of the .ebjeot.
The peerless, 13. N. Oedemas, 'the
careful a oefal sod pre/Noel address
Primrose in Edsw11enwas ,•whloh wwell
rived by 11. te.oher.. Mu of the wen
pointe in our publiosobool winots
k were p
d oat, auoh as too much history and goo
[early for entree, and too mach meteor
tearer in general. As to the teer house
it was pointed out that the tral.iag tar
was too short, and the olt8cate should
valid durtag good behavior, Lewitio
readmits. to a short period was the eat
of the look el remarries In the reehi
profession and of .moll salries. The tent
ing pretension was the doting :mood to alprofaner.profe. es
The ssbjeot of the sddrswas furies
discussed by pawn TUleyy.la•ossto. Tow
li V. Holman, and S. E. Beckett
A abort iaermiesioa was then taken aft*
whioh ,1 J. Tilley proceeded to disease
"History" and dealt with the eub)eot node
the followina heads ;e
1.'Hisry tends to form moral end..
o.
2. It trains to form •last estlm•te o
cheerer.
3 It broadens the ideas. betas4. It betas for political life.
Mr. Tiley dealt with obs method .e
Smoking the subject under the followis
Wean, viz
pq...eiotnppley of Isadta[ t7M m...
2. Tie dItisgut.htog work of ..o
nationality in the building ap of the nation
to glen the pupils an intelligent grsap of t1
tread of pregres of the 0attoo.
3. Review M the preosedi.g work.
The subplot was further duouseed by lo
npeotor Teal, and many of the tsautere, al
agreeing that Mr. Tutor bad enooseded t.
laaptriog i be teaohers present to renewed
energies le this regard. •
Toe topica for reseral disouseieo were
hen taken up by the several teachers to
Idiom topica h.d been &summed.
11 wee resolved that the age limit for
sorrier the ps/uglen should be raised to
1 yeah. _.
Uo mottos 01 G. W. Holman. wooded
• W. H. Johnetoa, that the aseslauoo
two delegates a Cha 0 S.A.
Adjourned to 9 a.m. Friday.
EVRNINO.
IS Me evening • very 5ooeerfnl entertain -
▪ sot was held in tn. Open House, the cam-
odiou. buUdiog being well tilled with
hen and residents of the viUyagee of Ex
ter and surrounding oonetry. The fasten
f the serum was the leotatc de•
leered by J J. Tiley. Rag , Model
hoot Ia.pstor, oo "Home preparation of
he obild fr school and life." The ddreee
as • splendid effort, brim f e11 of practical
• d pointed hints to parents oe ohild tnin-
ud 110 Importaoo. in Me formation of
har•oer. All those who beard Mr. Tilleeyy'•
dram could not but appreaue the klodly,
yinp•Mesio mariner is which be marshalled
brilliant array of armrests sts fr jodtdous,
rm, but loving parietal tmialn• of the
h11d as the bre means of fitting rid equip
ping the ohild for the dukes of after Ilia
The Lauder Orohstra, Mise tarty
Hicks, Mir Martie, Joseph Senior and J ad
so Davidson rendered • splendid musical
rogram. H. N. Andreas, president of the
A■sooiaUr, presided. Al the oosolaaon
napeotor Tom made • few oomplimentry
marks on Mr. Tiller's admirable address.
'God Save the Uoeen" brought the proceed
ng. to • elope.
FRIDAY MOfliilr..
AFIECTS TORONTO.
A Sill Tact /repair to Rosset meow
sad request iSMlre a Pavements.
Toronto Star : Hoo. 1 T. (Jarrow has
ukoduoed in the legwlatore the following
bill to amend the Municipal A, 1
And soy ratepayer whose property ad-
joins, and who hr been •seeard for the
said works or imrrovemenr, may, en
giving one month's notice to the laid
municipality that the mid works or im-
provements are not to such good and
sufficient state of repair, apply by • eum-
mry prooeedins to • jade of Ma High
Court of Juices, or to • County Judge
having jridiotioo in such manenpaliey,
for an order respecting the keeping of the
said works or improvement. m .00h •
state of repair as may be reasonable and
proper sod ea is hereinbefore moored
This bill is of much 'street to Toronto,
Where the tendency is to 0e5leo1 to repel(
walks and rodways as frequently as Is
wise. If the bill beoomr 1•w vigilant and
progressive rat.ep•yersa,will be able to 00M•
pal Me pity to observe the pet/wiggle that •
.titob In time ler eine. •
W. HURON TEACHERS MEET.
• memessry of the Werk MOM' Tate
Tru.areed.
Exeter, Maroh 9th, 1899.
The West Heron Teachers' Aseocletioo
met in the public school hare, today, the
preeldeet, 11. N. Anderson. lo the chair.
t svotlrsl exercises were oodeol.d by
Mr. Tom,
The president then thanked the tseobers
for the borne they had conferred upon him
1. elating him to the honorable position ot
prwldeet.
8. P. Hat's, M. A , asked for an expir-
ation from i he president and secretary, re
gardt.g the matter of not memort&lizier the
county oouncll with • view to .searing
Thursdays for sonnies. purporr. The
. eorsrry replied that 11 was ea 0000.51 of
• mrandentateding as to the time of meet-
ing' et the anoty sencil.
The minutre of last rear .t Uoderioh,
were reed and on motion of E ,1. Egli*,
worded by W J. Scott, were doped.
Mr. Tom then .poke of the eremite el
dividing the arreiatioa late janlor sad
rase rakes, also of referring he metier
of the new rhea bill t 0 the resolatiob ore
.111...
The Mellowing comm/ttseo were then ap-
pointed by the pwidest, 01,
Reselulloos,-Mwn Neekett, Howard,
Hagan Malley, Johnston sad Mimosa Hall.
and Gill. Auditors, Meme. 1'. Gowan'
and J. R. /farewell.
W. H. Johnetee then introduced the rebs
Pet of '•T.aohing Composition in all
grades."
This paper oe.Wtd of the ..bstenee of
the dl.oemlrs held by the Rear Local
Theriot Association end retained math
matter.1 interest to oleo teachers. One of
tke alfa.lpal features of this paper was the
aselea•atlen of those of toe,wreet Instead
.1 *sweet hems of 'probes tsaehlar ('oma
p.Mtien. rad Me reoommendsNse to nen
we.vs hotldl.g very largely. The dl.cros-
sloe w.. farther owaelsaed by Moors. Rol-
M1m ToJesn,
(Iowans, Reokett, Andiron and
L
The east thine oe the program was an ad.
dram se "What can be dose by teachers e
oar • enllenal spirit „
The alders was well received • ed .hew-
ed that the i.sp.oer kid breeer.d rush
thesght ee 111. sabjet 11 wee tall of sug-
gestions t the Meehan sad delivered le a
eery sunset .wrier, The priadpsl rotate
i. the address may he rsmwb.d es fel-
low t-
1. 'The Masher neve be os ietelllsent,
patriotic) sinew himself.
2 The tearer sho.lA ye peplle s lo
leili.sst knowledge el their e...ry ad Ite
tonne et gevrsrrt. '115 sloe, ..come.
nor mere. sad earength .f the Dessisl - sd
British 18aitrs ehosld he
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The Aation met at 9 A M , the prosi-
est in Me ohalr.
Mr. therge Bard oondooted devotional
zoreie..
Th. minutes of the previous afternoon and
treeing sessions were read, and on moues
1 R. J. Hagen, seoondd by Geo. Howard,
ere adopted. r roma n regalia attendance,'attendance,'was
be next Polska taken up by Geo. Baird,
pleasanthioh he did in • very pleasant and able
senor. Mr. Baird'• lose expert.nee le
tearing, rm. thirty -abet years la este sad
e only school. oonsutates him an authority
o all subjectsprtaisls, to Mhr
e teacher's
's
cork sad his moors. His reremarksre
baster* airy. to • point, •sd highly ap
✓ eol•ted.
Mr. Baird dealt with the @objeol ender
• followtag beds ;
1. The school law re this 'shirt.
2. Tie whoaroom and the pl•ygrond.,troller3. The troller sod the ospll •e earl
4. The tearerud his-'teenbleg."
i The tearer end the parent or gar-
tao.
6 The parent or gosrdiu.
This 'ride) was farther dismissed by
erre. Halle, Volae, Hagen, Gowans,
ea
adere,.Tehwoa.
G. W. Holme. was Mpalled 1palled on te Mk*
o the sohjeet .4 "LH . 10 erotare11 graes.
be method of erokla( this 'shire was u
r of
rise diameter es literature held in
be Varna local dIvbies. Mr. Helms prs-
ad hie paper with remarks oelower-
seeelower-
seeof liberators as • Gobbet whloh was
t saleaeted corder en rd.to ksowledge,degoism.plies and egom.
7'hie paps. was Merrghly diseaosed by
• president, Mr. Tilley, Mr. Rated .sd
hen.
Mr. Tiley Men prosect ed te direr
ping Roadies.
A slams e1 'mall boy' sad girls was tent
frees the Rester grabble seheol, whish
t th
t 010.1 •delirium& Intense e era.
e.
This preyed • very loiterers* end 1n•
native part of the p►egnm. Mr. Tilley
tweed the etre ie Ile , s
apeal able etas-
, tad gave a edld }rattiest Imes 1a
las and emphada
A hearty dinusei a Miaowed r whir
ebWI.fa-
e5r Tem sad steers I.
This
felloseleg s.v0d M 8 P,
in, sessesied by J. E. Cm, pus sear
rely deed, wk
Time 410 taBmb•,a et 104sTisskm.' lase'.
LVAMdru
set Rene tap tete pesticidal d.
Mee••• Styr . verlose 5.14.510 el sober
k by Mr. liltey. I.,p.ot.r of Model
Beheol. We oleo dere le tettera our sin -
owe Moho to Illy. Tiley far ►e eatable
redone es " More preparasios for tiekeel
sad IAlo • •aid w *sly Mt 11x1 all the
paresis •sl teeshre of Me lareetera•e
bed been preseal te hear the polsle
es horse resial.a which wen se weU lakes
ea w• rage ..WOed thee no see raid hear
that torn.s without bream greatly 110.11
rd. The assimatar disarmed to 1 30.
aITBam00N.
Toe asgolaii.a net at 1.30 r.e., the
president la 11. char. The eeoretary thea
reed the Cadtrr's npori .ad Bo•nolal 5te,1m
moat to the g .isat, teak el weigh M
modes were adored,
The .leotis of eaters was thea taken op
sad remelted as follow:-Piaidest, Mr.
Moloolm McDenald ; V% . Pres • Mee M.
A. 0111; Sr Treas.. Mr. Geo. W. Heiser,
the 111ooat1Y5, oos01.t4.5 el the .batmen
of the several local divisions. Oo motion of
8. P. Rale, M. A, seoo•d.d by G. W. Hol-
mes. 1* was agreed 10 elect one d.l.g•r be
the 0 R A or two years and o05 for 055
e tar, .t ..,,
H. N. Oedemas wrgMly elected fen
two years .ad 8. J. yd, who wen
remain/stirs lass yo•r, was elected fen ee5
year.
Makatea McDonald, the newly sleeted
President, was tam called r and proombd
t., doom. •' System•i ie seaohtng of Gee-
grep\y is all erase," womb be did le s
wry eloquent and able manor, much te the
pleasure end iwuuoUon of shoes present
Mr MoLooald went thoroughly through
the weok coarse of 5.ogr.phy sad left
0othtog voodoo' to wrrwo hie payr being
twined a model one is .voty respect.
The paper was farther disuses' by In-
spector Tom, Morten. Jolt otos, Andersen
sod others
.1. C. Martin was *ben called apes to
dicer P. 8 L. grammar, sad to dreg so
drieed thorough olartfo•uoo of the parts
of speech, ..d • groat deal of panting.
CLrifla•tlau .l piracies Mould also be mod.
as to the form and er. Past sternutation
M e road he ed Isrrely.
T.5 doer..s that followed was taken
part is by Messrs. Tiley, Baird and other
esaohen.
The next thing en the program was 0enti-
tat/r of school how which was taken ap
by lepeotr Tor, who dealt with Use sub.
jecl very tally.
The dmoorlen was erwrd. Mr. H.R.
Huston for mosey years ottairmaa of the
Exeter P. S. Board, who was present, took
part and expressed the opinion that the
proper ventilates of school rooms should be
mode oompulactet by the Uev.roment
11 was rived by W. H. Johnston,
.ssesdd by C. L Fisher, that the meaty
reach be &eked to have Mr. Tom's roe(
lest paper pshlie/sod for distrtbattr among
truster. The trainees was carred.
The Resolution Jommitte.'s report as
esw.de d was whep4•4 A eatiftaw.
1. Resolved thrall reeolaNss. pereatd
Why is it that nearly all
aged persons are thin ?
And yet, when you think
of it, what could you expect?
Three score years of wear
and tear are enough to make
the digestion weak. Yet the
body must be fed.
In Scott's Emulsion, the
work is all done; that is,
the Gil in it is digested, all
ready to be taken into the
blood. The body rests,
while the oil feeds and nour-
ishes, and the hypophos-
phites makes the nerves
steady and strong.
tea- W f1Y.m, .a drys*R..
SCOTT • SOWwe, C0..0s., Toronto.
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Sole Arse, OoderIeb.
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GORED
-lad worrisomely. TM, Dark Naar
Mesas yte1 tress Ill Puffins tis
Wonderful 0.15 Pio•. xaers'.
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Medical wince has by the llseovsey et
Mils wonderful barbel prodorl pat a per-
nanny
care wlthMla the res b at all e-
nanity for this meet kat sad here-
totore Incurable atlietlo., sad y It 1.
het universally tested the world oar and
ro - the welcome balm. o'. Iola
ase vee Cha formula
sad - h written every of 10.
eons a.s.mpllehla t. case t wen
�oog� resole.. II. 11 Pitt of Sam-
gosst T *attend for SSears
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t ser of Kf
0. could rat from the root
aklllal r yalelaw was teat be 4cos14&l be only
tem relieved, be woad always be
t led . H. toot oust bottle et Clrke's
Kola Cempeasd and got great renal. Tires
bottles eared Wm, and. to use kis own
words, " baring ,mored as I have tor
were, t ean appreciate what a Manly Me
gnat r, med7 must prove t0 waterers from
aatbma." Alt druggists sell N. Two 4.1 -
lar. per bottle. three bottles, wit\ care
'resumed. for eve dollam minus. •
Maep*.rss& Co.. tele Canadian Agents, 12*
Chard St, Toronto, or Vancouver, B.C. e.
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FOR SA LK Bt ,IAB. WILSON.
Sots Agri. Odrbh.
ee this Or:sciatica be carried by a rejorlty
of the ambers present.
2 That teachers who have taught 30
years, tad who have orrtbutd to this
Sepses/situated Teachers' F sad be allowed
to superannuate.
3 Thu al teacher. ,hoard rooms one
years professional ,Holy before entering
the referee. tad that those who are e50 -
earful 1. granted permeated orttseotes.
4 That the Britleh Iliuory ler enlr&see
chew be limited to t0. periods.
5. That Gam's system o1 virtual witting
be tether •z.d.
6 That, .bite •,•uuthly reports may be
sod to adva.tag, is gradsA they
ounot W need with the some de sage is
u ngraded wheels.
7 rt.. t4r1•oeenty -wad aI -i 0R.
coustet of four moils, made up of the 1.':'
g room of the essay, and of say city r
the county, nod leash.re •0150lly segsrel
is te•ohinc. who bars bad set •ltrs
thea three years' .ID.rteaoe to publti soheel
1Aeoht.g sad who held et least • ward -
ase certificate.
Vote of Cheeks were pared to the peblio
shoal board of Exeter for the use of the
school bedding for aroodatios paupers,
to these sate took pert to Tb.eday ter•
log. eater minaret. and to the ter .des end
others war assisted is terrine up the use
On mottos duly made sod
Martin was appointed oharmads of leril
division No. 5, eomprteio[ Rest ad Worse
Woweerh, see Allaa Bowie .wretery of
the same diner.
1t was also decided Mit these terra
who world be..areelonoe1 thereby he al-
lowed to aired the meetings of any drowses
err than that la whir they may be B-
ated.
The aweiselen the. ddsarad 10 meet at
the all M Ihe .¢..live.
Opo. W. HOLMAN,
10..•Tr.as.. Bayeld.
tigers. us Ssadey events', Marsh 5,
Richard McGill, a former well knows resi-
dent M U.bored, died as the residence of
11s daughter. Mm (Dr.) Balker, of Lon
den. The dreamed was Is his eighty -Brit
year, led eskyed geed heel,h steel the re
amt severe weather, sire which time he
fall.4, slowly dying of trsrseu...
MoKim's Kash Store,
Reid's OId Stand, Ooderich.
it 6yoUR MONEY'S WORTH" is the basis on which we solicit busi-
ness We wart the stamp of satisfaction on every trans-
action. In our advertisements or store talks we will not exaggerate,
-no occasion to. The seal of our good faith is your money back if not
es represented.
Boots and Shoes. ;Other Goods
We are Going out of the Shoe To olesr to make room
for 8prin ls Goa ' -
Business to make more room
for our other new goods which
are coming to hand. The way
we propose to get out of Shoes,
and the only way, is 'little prioed
tiokets"- .omething like the fol-
lowing :
-ladles' Dongola Lao' ad Button Sher,
were 111 26, for 50o. tee pair Suss 24
104.
g sue as ercoats,
-ladles' Walking 8hor,.izea24 to 4, were
$1.00 to 11.25. for 75e,
--Lair Tee Mllppn, 24 te 4, fee lied.
The $1.00 kind for 66e. ; the $1.25
kid for 75e.
--Dims.' ims.' Heavy (,rain Ler sad Batton
Shoe., were $1.40 and 31.50, for $1 00.
---Child'. 50e. Shoes for 36e. Child's 365.
Shoe for 25e. Child'. 40o. Mermen*
for 25o.
-Girls' Lane or N.t. wheel Sher, 11 to 2,
were $1.00 sad 11.26, for 75e.
- Roy's tang Boor, 4 sad 6, 31.25.
-Men's Loss Boor, treat 765 to $2.26, for
the o11 grain, worth $3.60.
--Mon'. 1 buckle heavy rubbr., were $1.26,
for 60e., sad the two bookie, wets $1.75,
ter 75.
--M.'s 6s hear. Iwo and Galtr Meow,
Bola boo. med. tee and halide( tee,
were $2.26 and $2 50, ter $1.50.
-Mr's Rex Oaf, Willey sews, wre$3 00,
far $2 00.
-Mee'. Ten, este bee, toe sad sailer, we
$3 00 lied $3.50, ter 32 26.
All our Shoe. at the mime cut
prices while they last. The sooner
you come the better your 'kenos to
get what you want.
A
Reefers, Suits and Trousers. One
line only we will mention
- Mr's serer Tweed Trois/tore, 25 pairs
to olbr at 79e , valued a1 11 00 to
$1.86
- Men's all wool Folloloh or Rtol.Troa.ers
at 31.00. worth $1 25 to $1 50, and at
111.86 worth 81.50 to $1.75.
New Goods.
Our New Spring Goods are now
coming to hand and will be in stock
in a few day..
- NSW DRESS GOODS ad LININGS.
- NEW PRINTS •.d M UBLINM,
-NR W COTTONS ad EMBROIL/EMIRS.
-NEW LAOS CURTAINS and OHRN.
ILLR COVERS.
-NEW LINENS.
-NEW HANDKERCHIEFS, k5.
Of which we will tell your more anon.
Tailoring.
Our MR. DEVER is an artist in
making clothes. He learned the
art in the best schools and blit 'hope
in Ameris. He employs only skilled
labor and uses dependable goal.. No
pasta canvas or glued on buttons, no
cotton hair cloth or anion silks. Our
snits are es good inside aa outside and
at prices decidedly your way.
--Geed Teter Buie, with keen ladsgs,
tram 812.00 ap. Made fo the larrt
Myles eta iso se yen wase them.
-Treason te skier al saw, at $6 (10 sed
any prise between
"9atiataotion guaranteed or you
do not have to take them.
GODERICII BARGAIN CENTRE
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SPRING GOODS 3
. Arriving every week
It Pays to bpy your Dry Goods
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JAS. ROBINSON'S"
Next Bargain Days, March 29th and 38th.
9
CASH IS KING.
I am offering very Kreat inducements to
Cash Buyers. just to show you what Cash
will do in my store, I give two examples :
Barb Wire, = 2c. per pound.
4=prougManure Forks!at 33c.
DID YOU EVER DO A8 WELL BEFORE ?
N. D. ROEIQttIE,
GODER.IOH.
n
Original
osition...
It is better
even to be right than merely original, our, the
easy position you may assume in these shoes
of ours we are ready now to show you helps
us get back to original comfort. If yon want
solid, new -fashioned comfort
WEAR "SLATER" SHOES.
P.8. -The balance of our Winter Stock
must be sold regardless of price.
WM. SHARMAN, JR•
mitaaa or BART MUST Tia PLAOTICAL 'nor MAN, AND sr.0
050 ttte•AY.
sower fast Til RLARA momm,
ODHIRIOIEE-
IttIMMIttlt
F. JORDAN
has pleasure in announcing to his old friends, and
RS many new ones as possible, that he has re -opened
business at the old stand, with a complete and en-
tirely new stock of
DRUGS, CHEI°1ICALS,
PERFUMES, TOILET ARTICLES.
HORSE and CATTLE IIBDICINES
and a Targe variety of
FANCY GOODS
S -+ •
The Dispensing Department
will always be under his own supervision, or that of
a thoroughly competent assistant.
F. JORDAN.
TO ADVM1i*TIIIIMa.
MAIN of Antigen 5511.$ bonWI at tide
Waim The'a'� tfor o 8asmps
V. Aa M KI .es! be lo,
..e• _ leo M s oda .day f
Call Respectfully 8olidt.d. ;ti Reld'• OId Stand 'eh,
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