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Carpet
Department.
PLAIN FACTS:
We offer to early purchasers of Carpets for spring
special advantages. Nearly 100 pieces of new Car-
pets are already in, and all Carpets matched and
sewed free of extra charge.
Carpet Room is entire size of store, ;second floor,
and brightly lighted and nicely fitted.
New Axminsters, Brussels, Tapestries, ingrains,
Unions and Hemps.
Linoleums 2, 3 and 4 yards wide.
Largest choice ever shown in Doderleh.
W. ACHESON & SON.
NORTH AMERICAN LIFE.
TM areseel mmwg .f tbh oomp&uy was
bold ne the oompaay'. budding. Toronto. on
Tbsted&y, February 2. ¶899, when Mr.
JM. L. Blukl•, was appointed Mammon
tied Mr. William MoC•b• esw.tery.
The dlreetre' report, preeeeted at the
et.Wag, showed °°attuned sad worked
presto of N. gram progress and solid pros-
perity el the eomp&ur lo every breech of
he o.einaa
/DMM/aT on Tam rIJAJCILL R.TOMx17 sari
WAPOI .MOR Ma T.a TILLS aaisi00
DICIMlelt 31R, 1898.
Omit imam a 785,130 81
Exp.dttsre (ied.dlag death
•lel... ettdeweMet, matured
i.vestm.t r".'.-, pro6te
and s11 ether Mymeote to
polis!•hoidcr•) 442 019 07
AwMe 3,137,828 61
Remy" iced 2,586 047 00
AreefierpleeksPeasey-leeidere. 4744Q89 48
Asdltd and toned °orreot
JAL C.at.n.11, M.D., W. McCaaa,
AedO.,. M•.agug Dumber.
Sem of the lediag immerse of the year's
boniness, tie mewemed by the pressde.t,
were nam felb"bg.
0) Lakisaet t*e amemay from every
the report tNmlt ted Mows 8a
MrlagN, prsb.tive asset•, solid
edea a tib large reWln surplus. whets is
lam sm/eslks mat M policy holden, ea it is
from tW images Mem that sNtrnkary re-
hires am be made he tame.
(2) 'Amer* bads= Mr tate yar mimed -
ad elha mT..y pagMmmear.
(3) Amman imbedMere of this oom-
Deay le Ib folel/YsI large amount of i1•
et. send. M halithass, when oestreeted
with sate of its idle. w•npotteon, The
president ,mowed that this ratio wee oae ot
the beat testa by week of the relative mane
e1 the different eompanres.
(4) The follows( marled morasses were
Made dories the year '
in premium sonata 11.56 per Dent
In interest moose 13.11 ••
Is ie•aran.e in fermi 13.16 " '•
1. meets 044 10 01 •' "
la um swoon ...10.73 " ••
le taeurenoe reserve 1518 •• ••
The president stated That geotemen rep
rooming Dated States ineuranoe depart
we hen been is the oily during part of
lest wtb, and had Made • tboeougb and
inert smirabmg evestiO•Llea 101. for .gain
o1 the e.mwy, with. view to its admwlom
to do beds.. 1. their reepeouve Stan.,
mid Nus them experts spas extremely well
misled wltb the...d.... of the ammo',
sed expressed tbem.elvle se gratified with
every seems of he mff•I,,.
The Ham Mr. Allan, in s•oe.dine the
ad.ptle..1 N. report, culled special emu-
Substance-Shador
Ir F. oOMewp flaftlBPlY pa1Jr
M pq .« fop alewa
ye.'d M /mT to Ey as
NWS dal swear LAM TEL
o -o -o -o -s
Inee to the az..0 .t .karsN•r et th. Isvess•
meat. et is s•mpaey. Of them ..r 37
Wm oos& are in Meads morfgagseeourit et
nearly 90 per amt. to debesteres, nearly 14
per amt. M stocks and bade, loos on poli-
cies about 6) per amt., the balm°. 000eut•
big d o..5 he beak., themes' •oorued, eta
He .Lo milled epeot•1 attention to the
feat that elth.uah the ameba had increased
very largely the outetaadlat and aeormed
tamest had been very mat.rmily decreased,
which u • prod of the menthes ehareot.r
of the uvestateats.1 the company, wed the
promptness with which the unarm themes
hue been paid.
James Methane, M.D., medical director.
presented a full and interesting report of
the morMUty experleow of the oompaey
from 1M ornament., which showed that
crest ears Mid hese exroued an the ,.les-
ion of the oomp•.y's beetaees.
The emealtsa( smeary reported that be
had made an todepeadeet exsmleatloa of
the .gat,, of the eompesy ea at December
31st, 1898, heyia* examined the book.,
•••.pare ai.4.5,4.tie abet. dee * dmtidied
oopy of the &usual report to the Ineranca
dep•rtme.t, and stated that he wee very
mach gratified *Ith the result of eneh ex-
&Moanloa, .1m with the through system o1
the work of evey deportment' throughout
the office. He commended the company
for plaster lte books promptly at the end of
the year, as had bee. Ice custom from or-
ganisation, and stated that netwithatandm/
the large emouat paid to pollee holders
dsrine the year mother .b.tagtuel gala
bad been mode in Ne net surplus new
smottmtthe to 8475,029 08, or if made up en
the same Law as that immorally need, Ila.,
by Molise the dlflas.wn between the dent
aid strokes incline of debentures, eta , owned
by the °osprey, snob surplus would be
1522, 664.83. He referred to the /rest
difficulty which has been experienced of late
years s .ourine eaWfnt.ry iay.tmeots
and pointed out the great decline is the
rates of interest *knob gilt -edge securities
yielded. in vis* of this be crated that the
settlements of the oemp.uy'e la.mtment
polite. should be highly sstiefwtory to Gm
holders thr.of, atbey (compare favorably
• Ith those of the leather .ed hest maa.ged
oompaoy on this entrant.
A ethernet vote o1 thanks *as unanimously
tendeted be the oempany's provincial maes-
tro'. I0upootore and agency staff for tbelr
epleadtd work of the past year, during
which The I.rgest byi.e.e ever done by the
company bad ten., leaved, largely mos d -
log 1h.t of any ether home company at the
same age in its history.
After the usual von of thank, had been
passed, the e/ee4m d dtreoter, took place,
*beroepoo the mewl; elected board met,
and Mr. Jobe L BWkh was unanimously
re elected president, and the Hoe. O. W.
Allan god 8lr Freak Smith yios•pre•Ideote.
F. .1 T. Naha, of Goderiob, Is the local
amen of tins company.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
YAWN Ulnas' Hoot Jortmvt -Tee
bomb Ladies' Hem Journal has • note-
worthy feature Ie the p.. showing "Pope
Lw XIII se Ho Bines in the Vatican." The
pfotnr.s were made by the only photograph-
er who Ise bees admitted to the Vatican
for • somber of years. An rtioe til will
be widely read figures one "Th. American
Girl's Chances of Mamri.te." and another,
"Serial Lite in America's French City,"
fives • really obsrmiag glimpse into the ex.
oltrive Creole emotes of New Orleans. 'ins.
Most Wonderful Mw,ocl Faiths' to Amer
io•" recalls the great Pam Jubilee held at
Bogwn in 1872 "Chorales D000rated ter
Weddlaxe," "The Prettiest Ce00try Homes
in America,""Flow•,, •ad Flower Bed.,"
and " Fifties Geed M&utl.e and Fir.pl.os•"
me shown from the photographs submitted
10 the eoun.t for Joureal pmts. •1. Na -
tote's Garden" pictures and describes our
*4(4 8.w•re so their identification will be
my. Then te an excellent short story,
"The Teach of • Child," .0d • humorous
.Meth by Jobs Remdriok Range, The Cur.
Ids Publishing Co., Philadelphia. One dol.
ler per veer ; tea elate oar espy.
Hrn.00 oor M10azia1 AND Rsvlrw r01
MA1r1C-in this ember aro seven illustra-
ted ruelee, .11 of marked lateral They
0.,,,ib• Leader's extraordinary adventure.,
perils, sad lectures in the been of Tibet, -
•The r wbiddge Lead :" "The iAf. of
Grist in Art," with reprodoetie.0 of many
of Timers remarkable plater.., *kelt have
EASTER CARDS...
..AND..
,.EASTER GIFTS,
Choice Selection of Easter Cards, ranging from S to
50 cents.
Easter Booklets in great variety.
Pretty little Volumes, suitable for Easter Gifts, 25,
30, 35 and 50 cents a volume.
A few artistic Calendars for 1899. One of these will
make not only an appropriate dict but a
useful one.
We are still selling Cloth -Bound Books for 19 cents
or 3 for SO cents.
GEORGE PORTER,
�1dit
T*144p1ate,at, ifpN.y inn
Dont bi Afraid to Use It.
THE SIGNAL :
:dDERICH ONTARIO.
alaraoed .sob Mimeos la Leaden and New
York ; • clover ob•raoter stedy of Disraeli,
by the Iter. W. H. Adams, with portraits ;
the rewound° ..►ees of EL•.betb of Hue
Itarv. "The Halal of the Wartburg," by
Protium Wellow, well dlastr•ted ; she
story of the peresoatioes •a4 smile of the
Doskheboee, by • R1.ta. writer ; • graph
mount of the "Monasteries of the Mid Air
is Orem." .ad the remarkable life misty of
Donald Drysdale," "The Mroh•ot Ev.a-
'Must of Liverpool " Bowden Ohms u the
"lever story of "The Trouble at Roead•
Mem ; " "T5&uksgtvine Aou ; " Hu
Majesty. Baby," • sketch by law
M.olet's ; "The Apostle of the North" -
Thomas (helmets ; • fall review of Parktree
hie of Thrl.g ; in memoriam of Arubib•ld
Lmopmeo ; review of the Ilk of Drueediosd
World's Progress. .to. This magazine re-
ports a marked thermos to otroul.iwo.
Termite : Will..m Brian. Moreton! : C.
W. Com. Held., 7 H. F. Hoene $2.00
per year ; 81 00 for six mater.
&menace's. -The Salmi member of this
1••tsgea• 1• d1111401.hed by watributione
from wloest pabIo mm and able writer.,
mob 11 Governor Roosevelt ad Senator
Hear. The former gives • minute and
*rapblo amount of the firm fight with the
Spaniard. la Cuba, 10 which one Rough
Riders took • promisee' part But with
be ..0.l maw, be cells the • General
Young's Fight at Lea Guadma•," and pays
• bearty tribute to Ms brigade oomm.oder
and to the regulars who won equal honors
with the Rough Kitten to that hot skirmish.
Semler Hoar a first toet•lment of his "Poll
Maui Raw*tsseums" gyres his impressions of
lb.aaseser mid oratory of Webster, and
saw ambles u. unpublished letter of W•b-
N r's ta Senator Hoar's brother, whioh is
*s 1•.1 anti -slavery ezpremlom of Webster,
and is • valuable 000tribution to the politi-
e s' bigotry of the period. Stevenson '• lot.
Mrs in nue number were written from Mm -
toes during the first breakdown of the health
of the no.elrt. W. J. Hmdsr•on, • well•
known mine, writ. of •• Tb. Bweess of
the Theatre,' revealing that side of iheatri•
nal affairs of which the poklto hear.,
spewing how at u • wmmr0Mm Ill problek*
all other bookie: .e, .o4 hew le 1s related to
the present moditeon of the drama. It is
profusely Illustrated. There is • short are
eel* on John Alexander, the diattoguisb•d
Amerlo•n portrait painter, a number o1
*5.., Strikes ptoteres .re reproduced to
the aerobic with •.hort article by Harrison
8. Morris. In 8ouoo a now writer, Albert
White Verse, sad • new field, the Eskimos
of Orseol•0d, aro introduced with • dram.
•oto abort story, illustrated by MoCrt.r.
Another eowapeper story by J•... Lyme's
Williams, tells the femme tale of • college
lark that helped to maks history. kir.
Cable'. lose .tory Is mnolnded to this num-
ber ; Rob,. Greet write. • Searehligot Let-
ter to • Modern Woman with Social Are
Mime there is an illustrated poem be 0(4
vier Heeled, and • ••Rb pre of the jl,pfigb,,
Riders," by Clinics Socilffierd t sae 4TD the
Field of Art," • critical review of Bartlett',
"Michael Angelo," with illustrations of the
statue.
bow Sauuvare &ALT CA.xxa.-
Wrlttar of Lewd S.Bebarl 1a the Horeb
t,.n.di&u Magazin., A. H. U. Colgnbone
thou speaks of isle tint years. Pubornee5.
ary life : The years that follow aro the de
•eloping period of his lits, A eandid per-
m° who met him at this time amnia that
among his friends and relatives he was not
regarded sea much 000eeq moos or prosaism
His Meter aloe* believed in hint ferveuyf
"Give Robert oaly the °homes," she is mod*.
'd with saying, "and be will °limb to the
top of the tree." During these years bre
.ogo4ed his journalutioezperteaw. A peer's
younger moo, wits an l000m. of but £400 a
yam. who determine, to marry the spumes
M ►le oboloe, and who bar to Orr the ex-
piates imposed by modal pantie. and • meat
i° Prllameot, meet scant to augment his
income either by o(fioe under the Crown or
by mese rogot•r form of work. The former
alternative was remote. Led Robert
Cecil had yet to wig his spurs in petition,
and the prospects of his party, then 1. Op_
poeitioo, were poor Ho betook bonsai, to
writhe for the press, . task for which he
was ezteptio.ally well equipped. and which
mast have proved to him, as to malty others,
the most eoeent.l form of slavery known to
orril zed man. A college friend, Thomas
Hamby, was the editor of the Morsel
Harald and the Evening Stendard, two
a'wspapere which had lately passed into
tM hands of the same proprietor, gad to
the oolomas of theae journals the yeas. M
P. ooutnboted beadier articles kisfy open
foreign polities. Ia 18565 Mr. A J Berle.
ford -Hops, • wealthy reiati.• by learners,
founded the Saturday Review, and Lord
Robert C.tl was me of • group of brilliant
mm, isoludiog John Morley,0eldwin Smith
oed Sir William Harmers, who wroterego-
larly for that versetile and .ggreetvs paper.
His labours •ppmr not to have been the o0
ceshma1 000upalions of the dtiletaate writer,
but the serious mks of the working journal
les. From his modest home in quiet street
off the Strand the future Primo ,Nml,ter
may have one. taken . walk down Fleet
Skeet with • supply of printer's oopy in his
pook.t.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Confines : Mr. Tudor, of the town lin,
le suffering from poralysls.
Cinder : Will YoIdarray 1e8ioted an arty
out . his right wrist with • ohlasl.
Hallett : Mr. and Mrs. E. Ball mourn
the loss orf an infant boy, aged four days.
Brussels : N. B. Gerry, of Brume, has
bought • hardware beams is Wroxeter.
Clinton : B. Tedford, labs with f. Wise-
man, has takes apoelti. with R. (;oae.ud
Hoe.
Loodeeboro : M,,. Jonathan Crawford
and her ohildreo returned to their home in
Manitoba last week.
Rlylh : Henry Cunha' and bride loft on
Tuesday morales of last week ler their home
u Whiteweed, Asn.
Mayhem : Jar. Gray had hie right band
badly .t while sewaged 1s eh•rpeel.g
halves .t the Utiles factory.
Bniesel.: The Hru.sele and 84.ferth mem
5.a *Wad bands, Thome R. Thompeon
eclllag n Rleherd Williams.
mafet* : Ghettos Barnliff., formerly d
8mferth, bee p.nkamd a emery yd ••e-
fectiesarit hods.. V
Holm.vin.: Mrs. Millirem wide -ed a
former motor of the Ye*s!W .kapok,
did at Bank, a few days ds.,
Breemele : Many will be sorry to eats
of tie death of Mn. J. C. Halliday, for
may years . resident of this pima
Portes'. Hill : 0. Newt., while .tuna
wood le tba beet, had the mworeene n eat
hie foot, sad le aedlsed t. the Mose.
Merry : (HMI:me Farmed had the mle-
fortue n b.m the first finger of he left
Med taken off with • .wtag....hine.
Exeter : Mies Fang 88.tt left Int
week M visit her brother, hies, le London,
who bad the selefertse M brook his lee.
Wieg5...: The Wlo5k.m f.1 kir will
M hold en Tsesday sad Wednesday. Sine -
timber 19th .red 90th. I..ee•d et 9cptember
96th sad 27th.
Biy* : L*. Perdue, Fred Tell .end Jeb.
De.helm telt Blyth alalias ea Ts.day of
lam week with two can ef her.es fig the
Maniteb..wk..
Hdm.vule I J. L. t 1.erM.e had the
m(aMrtmos M hats a beat' Wok d wood
deep apes Ila f.ot the saber day, ravebfy
it. wry pastel feet
Hlyta , Alfred P. Slaws!, rem of Mn.
(io.rgs BMwrt, ef litytte, ease •Notal b
Vasectomy, B•U„ ea ireh. 114,1e Ma RS*
A. McLeod, ef Ripley.
Wlngho. , i.N week Refit. 714= e
dl• erred se his Mm M.bg MM...
J. 0 glee t5. millM.nN, .f Mwtea4
for M. bead....... of poo;
: Robert Minima • orshw
-m"e
lSELLFR !4tpe!r''!' •� rtep..t..1a19
Court House Square, Ooderich. triallf�Mama M W l're~"N b lbl. Hemsla the ' ate If•. mad. wee fleka.
T.uftaD.v, March. 16, 1899. 5
learing Sale =
Cross -Cut Saws down to 11 75
45
1 00 per doz.
50c. each.
1 00 each.
Axes
Table Cutlery, only a few sets left at
Only two Carpet Sweepers at
Table Carving Sets, only three at
BINDER TWINE
Orders should be left with me within
the next two weeks in order to get lowest prices. Prices
now 11c. to 12e. per pound.
Everything in this line down for cash, away down.
Cali and see. •
ALEX. McD. ALLAN
The Farmers' Headquarters.
Welt with ie8•mm•tion on Friday, end died
on the following Monday. Ho was emenuy
years of age,
Zurioh : Daniel Lev.'ood and family have
.Md by the •..dlw lopping off of large
Lab., .ad coo sided and totally destitute of
symmetry and tilled with • mw of brash,
can be sem through the ° a0try. A per -
removed to Mouot.to, North Dakota. Mr. feet oroberd is • rarity. All apple and pear
and Mrs. l.avlgood w old resod... of Hay, orobarde should base the greatest oath
baying noms here with their p• ..e when bestowed on them whlle young. In form -
the oonatry was .11 bush. Of 1•M yaw , Ing • proper top by pruning the limbs when
however, • Dumber of their children having I q.in sm&lI !.•nag 0047 such llm r. se
settled i0 North Dakote, they had • 'soy would be right and took well whoa oho tree
n ature! desire to be poor them la their do- Domes into full hearing, thou shore noel
°linea yeah.
Bra.•le : Dm. Warwick had • spring
feat ea exhibition .t his barn 1•.t week at
was quite • freak of nature. It bad Io
heeds and two nook.. one body and four
hied legs, with • tail out of its shoulder. 1.
The mother or'tbk monstrosity belonged to
Simon Brant, Grey. The oelt was fully
developed bee dead. Brawls Mx•drmut
R. Johostoo talks of "setting it up."
Clinton • Mir Addis Harts, only
daughter of the lath C. A. Hers, passed
away on Thursday ..0405, February god,
after mt. Miss -at a tow wain. tffie too a
.dost estimable young lady and now the
death of her parents had lived all .loo* ea
Queerest., oosd0otl•g for • nese • kinder-
garten school. Never •
be any levers proofag when the tree
grows old, and it will lir. longer, be more
produotive and gloomiest! pleasure to look
•1.
CIUNAc THON
a Yege8Ne Remolds
FOR UTERINE DISEASES.
Ladies. it rlus•getho0, It bag mono
failed, Yur psrticulan apply to
a OteTY *ANAEMIA
Sec JJf mdmimtemre
'rse' rtoomoa` PLANT 'G KILL
•fro•• girl, the severe winter eaob
tic her od.bl.e oonstltutioo. 1.1• was •
devoutly religious, and • member of the' EITA1111NED 1166.
Brethren seamy. Several of her brother.,
all of wl,•.p resod• away from town, were Bucliauaiis
& Rliyuasbore fr 1ie furl.
LINEMAN DUNN
«al..k lrises's Mare Midas, pm
Dundee, Ma•, 13.-••G.11.. ..-I haws
b.as troubled with rheumatism fere Tone
past and ha.e used several so-called out
Nose of them did we • particle of geed,
however, until 1 started ors . box of Dodd's
Kidney Pule. Since then my enff rtye
h►.• been brief se my story ire Tame
boxes ot Dedd's Elderly Pills oared mem.
pletely, and you are welcome to make my
statement public. William Duna, TAP -
phone Lineman."
Here le information.. more insatiate tkma
• Fold mine to men who follow the some
omap•ti0s as lir. Duma, and who are Drift }'or ezterna1 anfy, mm•pmabittw sure for
sufferers from rheumatism. Dodd.
uul )iae.ae, R , ingsm„tory
R,dae Pills will onto tornas they cured Rcumatiera, Lame Beck, Lumbago, Hes
Mr Dun O. Throat, Weak and Sore Lungs, Bruises,
PRUNING, BUDDING AND GRAFTING Sd is Stuff. Joins, Rupture sod all kin-
mmrvsaorvamss
SASH, DOOR R and lD
psalm in all Mils et
LUMBER. LATH. SHINGLES
And Crouches msterlal et every dew.rtptt.
School Furniture a Specialty
BUPHNYII 1. IcLRNNAN S
L/N/MENT.
At . recent meeting of the Ooderieh Her.
tiounters, Society Mr. Warnock save& pouf
ma mit &bore 'object, se follow, :
Grafting Ilse been 91.0:1054 from miry
•°stent timer ; it is a meet important pars
of the art of arboriculture and gardening,
and is premised for •.mous p0rpons, but
ohiefy for the perpetuation and propagation
of the finest varieties of fruit-trw, which
000ld not be accomplished by seed and is at.
tamed more rapidly and soapy than by 1•yare
or outungs. Grafting te of groat me is
hennaing and amarsaetog the fruitfulness of
fruit -trees. Apple grafting to income
stool test In nursery operations, is done by
outtler the roots of lope seedlings into five
inch leugtba ; these are matted to water
with solo., tram desirable varieties, labelled
in banshee sod planted as won as the ground
can be worked into • fine mellow oondltlon
le the spring.
Budding is prctised more •000esefully 0m
stone fruits. but is sloe snoowf.l oa apples.' -
pears, shrubs and bushes of many sonde.
The eeseon for bidding varies moob with
the klod et tree and with It. condlno, ; to
prove enoowful it meet be done when the
bark of the stook bite freely from the wood,
and .1m than the inserted Ind Olio been
sofBmently matured. The obirry in general
requires baddiol about midsummer, but
sometimes the growth of the stook motions'
m late that it easy be done much Inter. O0
plume the oommoo •toox requires early bud-
ding, the wild, or C&0.dlan plum, used for
owar6or. matinees to grow moob later.
The operation pay 5. perforated on the rep.
pis at any time b1wma the maturity of the
tamed bud. .d the dear.... In the growth
of the stook. The same treatment will .p.
ply re the pear ea pear .took, : the pe•oh
and quince are worked towards the Mese of
summer and beginning of autumn. It r of
yr.a1 Imoort.nca to seen,. good, wall -rip. -
rid, strong buds, and nth .hest* that bare
Men out to tete the bode from, should be
shaded and sot allowed be dry le the Iwo
until tb• bads that are waned ham all beim
taken off. Tor best and headsmen trees
are made w►eel the bad le Inerted wlthls
two or tbrw loch« of the grand. Dwarf
pears should be bedded at the sur(•o..
Crooked growers can S worked three or
fear feet from the Foetid en swalrbt stook..
Is beading bedded eureka hi the .prhg, out
off tore imam above bad ; it meet be dem
quite early In the 'prim, before the bad.
start, ssp.aially for the pear, plum and cher-
ry, Milch are severely abashed In growth
by the 1o. of growing bads or foliage. Fm
the same reason, .44 other @prom, .za.pt
the inserted bed, shosld ba kept .t..ly sed
onnwtly robbed of, About midesmaptr
N. prejeoteg sigh eheald be ware/ally par.
ed reg co the entitle' sheet. The sooner
the work is dem the batter, that the eat
may bol ewer, rwvld.d the .hoot hos ba
numb atrosg amegb to prevent the Mager
of breaking out, Redding Y •perfermd 1.
summer, maltase le spring, and both 5.v.
their Baddlrlg le • simpler
ally ihrInrulnd
by ...vie•. Grans. imam 1s vary d181 -
.It work, sl*hswgk d.m. &beet the ..me se
with the apple ; Tt 1s rifle. oMMmese.td.
Tim bort Ml.e, m h .z arms°°, to de the
work is whoa tam sew grow* is about tea
Ioahmm Mao ; this Is shoe the say bas sto-
ped fi0wlma, gad oho wool-..kl.gmatw M
aammla°l.g to fort. The mode'ms far this
work Moak, he token .ff kbo leder part of
November
w sad kept �ypima auk I.g la lamp
Wait rmpw4 b Neafma lbws Ian bees •
great dos! sold mil wrhIm, ..d iamb bel
.S tharma the aslatp, "blob have ever
Nom primed, se If oho week hes bra tome
Lome* N
N. u..lir dors falai Sao qmt
lies Mb home Wttfr•m 1 of M Nem
WAN Way ptapr 1.1ak, gid g1b... melt'
It hal also been found it cure for throat
affections in horses.
Nome genuine without having the Trade
Mark on labels and wrappers and "E. A
McLennan's Liniment, Ooderioh, Ont."
stamped on wax .ml on each bottle.
Mar./.oto M only by £p5.4. A. ma
Leaman. sole patentee and proprietress New-
orateal. (ioderlob Ont. 11-0
EPPS's COCOA
GRATHFUL OONFORTIIO
Distinguished everywhere
for Delicacy of Flavour, Supe-
rior Quality, and Nutritive
Properties. Specially grate-
ful and oomforting to the
nervous and dyspeptic. Sold
only in 1-4 lb. tins labelled
JAMES HIPPS &00., Ltd.,
Homoeopathic Chemists, Lon-
don, Hngland.
!PS'S COCOA
NEW a0ODS
P'OR
llITSd OVERCOATS
READY-MADE CLOTHING CHEAP
My owe make. Oen and see them,
goods mid by recd or made up le the !.vest
Fashion.
NH DUNLOP,
Nextoatrial
Canadian
, Pacific Ry.
S THE DIRECT FAST'
ONLY - LINE
ALL -CANADIAN
TO TIME Fell
Manitoba,
the- Northwes
Klondike and Yukon
Cold Fields.
LOWEST RATES. FASTEST TIME.
AOOOMMODAi ION UNSURPASSED.
Tile has
when it is necessary fou you to - • .
buy your
Spring Goods.
See Pedder's Stock of
DRESS 000DS.
FANCY LININGS
GINGHAM$ -
PRINTS.
SATIJENS,
ART MUSLINS.
I'r
COTTONS.
SHIRTINGS.
SHEETINOB.
COTTONADES.
TICKINGS.
CARPETS AND HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
4 ` r
The Heady Made Clothing stook and Mena Varnishing. are second to none.
Prices, oonsidenng the quality, aro the lowest.
-- 11 ITh===R,
colborne'a Old Sifted.
TTTTrritrTTTTYTTr fR{�y
NEWGOODS 5.5. rsoeivtid evey I AL'ATour-
Hick's
TO -
few days .1 'FDA; 13I0i'S
Hick's Central Drug Store.
Among reoent4srrithe may bo mentioned :-
Cud Liver 011 Emulsion lie bulk I
Stearn' Menthol Inhaler
Fresh Hoeebu .d Drop..
Chamois Skins (several sem.
Tooth Brushes (r'reneh, Japanese
and English.
"• Pruvlso Ousao " Phot Food
(1 -pound box for 15o.)
Buttermilk Soap (ln 50. oaken.)
Baker's Dandruff Shampoo Soap
(the new soap for skip and
.oslp dimmer. Ie Imre cakes
25 Cents.)
Liehlg's Extract Beef (3 elm )
•• Aortae " Mine Jujubes (50. boxes)
Carlsbad Salta (le bulk.)
S. E HICK
Next Telephone C..trel, Gderielt. Arsmisisa canine.
ire Tou Looking for Snaps ? j Castor Oil Cream,
Thu week we otter a
The most palatable form ever
devised. Children like it.
Pare Olive Oil Soap hr a`"r's Nosey Gogh Caro,
f For oroup sod coughs la Madrla.
Their best friend, 150.
's Red dial! PIlb
FOR tin. A OAKS, WORTH IOO Enrich the blood, help you steed
Only agroom -call while the cold and ohauseabl. weather.
7 last 25o. • box ; 5 for 81.00.
Prescription work personally attended to any hour -day or night.
W. C. 000DE, The Dispensary, BEDFORD BLOCK.
Each cake wrapped in • sanitise"
was& cloth,
We do_
All Kinds of
Moulding
and Repair
Machinery of
any:description
at short notice,
and for little
money.
Tic Henderson Bicycle Co.,
1 t.lmltedl
t3-01313314.10 1-1.
Forest Basalts Pat it la "The Rival."
Slaughtering Sale
Lamps
Greatest Bargains ever
offbred in Goderich.
Come, and be your own
judge.
We are clearing out our
large stock of Lamps to
make room for Spring
goods.
Thus this great sacri-
fice.
Good goods -'fes little
money.
LEE•SHEPNARU
A Marvellous
Success
The general expression has been, " How
can you sell such an excellent Axe so
cheap --such
An Excellent Axe
for only Fifty Cents ?"
The answer we invariably give ie, "They
were bought right." Out of mix boxes
only a few are left (let one before they
are all gong
A few Pairs of Skates to be run off
at Close Prices.
3 T8i0 COAST
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