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Zhte Signal,
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
•i m. laNgiViAemee
.ODIRUCH. THURSDAY.
-"ODs
wan left."
lM.
8NAP WV&
war "leaked the- other
- Gentle Spring still
sap and in erahoes.
Weare
• fur
- The- Tory newspapers - re still
watching the,Government "totter."
- West
• lot of gratuitous advertising these day..
-This railroad discussion is begin-
itrg to get interesting. Now let un get
together and build the road.
-We-don't know whether the Tory
leadership has fallen back upon Sir Cu Libre,
or whether Ste CgApLss ha5_faUen back
apoathe.Tory leadership.
- The Spectator, of Hamilton, hasn't
al late been getting fourteen pewee front the
_Goarnmene for job printing. and q(yputse
-lis riowernmebtlas to .tiiiiise criticism
from our esteemed contemporary.
•
-The rumor that Mr. BARKER, of
Hamilton, was going to galvaotze the Tory
party into life is contradicted by The.Ylam-
ilton Spectator. The journals wbo had the
,soar ;o hew evidently been bark.
itgdplbserr '•
-Mr. Wilms status that he is de1-
ugad with oar. from Western Ontario
town' asking him to lo•ate he mills should
he decide to close up toe flour manufactur-
ing business in Montreal Well, what
about Ooderich, Mr. °MINIX, as a manu-
facturing point! We hare one of your
Milk ben already, and won't charge you a
cent if yes oosRa to work it.
THE GUELPH -GOD- LINE.
The ISrusems Pest last week published the
1.ilewiap letter :
'li. tihe Editor of Tbe Poet.
Me then 8nt,-I want to osll your at
eeMgs aid Nat et your readers to two
Nlrap width I o•0.tder to be of grass im-
p.n•ses The first is • great fwi-the
weeder! al railway •000mmodauon afforded
this esthete of our thawlry. As • sample, a
mag wants to go by nil to Blaine., seven
Wire, or to Wtogb•m, four mile. farther,
be.s.empli.b whioh wall sly eke two d•yr.
Oe take mother ages :-H• wants to go to
Beldraye, le go by rail, only sixteen miles,
het to get then rid leek by the G. T. R.
will lake teres dary. What an &1v/siege
Nat Le w moo of busies., whose claims are
m ¢.at sad wbose tem. is so preoio01 •
Iles again. as to the mals, it ie not an
5•thames eooarreeth for the mail train tie
be e.e ssd two hours late, and sometime
mora Now, the people thus teed ere the
peeves whit hey. paid bsedreda of thousand
e1 dollars w build the reed. le there no
redress for eeoh • sate of Chun! We soy
yes 1 er Nese should be, and this brings nee
w the Betted poet, namely: -
let the whole oommantty rise lip in their
eththe and do all in their power to the t :,e
(1 P. R. 10 rein their Ilse from Guelph to
tiedwbh. As I nes it, it M in every w .y
eery desirable end of very great advantage
be the whole country, and supernally tbe
part through whets it would paes. It Is
barely pose anie to have • line mon dtisot
trim (iedertob to Guelph, Tortoise end
Didale wt ; st•rttag from Gderioh, to Au•
hers, Myth, Brussels, Ethel, Trowbridge,
Listened. oto. Hoping soon to age a work
ate necessary end desirable brought lthe, I
MN years,
KICRAlD PAUL.
Bromic Rene 15th, 1899.
GODERICH HARBOR.
A petition with over 260 signatures, the
riser the loading vessel otters and grain
skippers d Cleveland. Detroit, Toledo, Ray
Ohy, flafflaaw. Chimgo and Duluth, has
best reestyed by Ernest Hmteo, •.artery
et tie Cttlze..' Committee, to be forwarded
to 105 Destinies Government. The follow
lar rwlitiea of Toledo lodge, No. 9, Ship•
m.awn' Aseoefanos of Toledo, bas been re.
ennui, te he forwarded to the Govertm.et:
-•Whereee the port of Gderloh, Mateo
e the east shore of L.ae Huron, is very
.gnverleatly legated ter • harbor of refuge
for both U.p•dlaoi a.deAmerloan veesel• end
teald, as we think, without noro•0ooable
..et, be made • eats and easily •ooesnble
barber of renege for ,.este in heavy weather,
am/ whereas Point Albino, oe the mirth
mist awe of L.k. Erie, hea •!ways been
das.idered • deadlines li mlity, espso1Ul
fin t01.k weather, whioh danger would to
pons' stent be removed were • lighthouse
sed fag whetM l...td is that lemeliat..-
weeddty. hies,_.g be :it resolved th.t the
bprwywwt ef she bather •e Ceded& to
Ow lb "stet of wakbg 1t • safe and agave.•
Iwo barber of rehire, •ed the Intros and
eseliesees-e Ida Ugh, and fog whistle e
Nisi Whir are mast ear.oetly desired by
as vasa enters acid mestere aloes the
f1aM, and we drtdy believe that the .ukase
df iesb enereeemess meld m.eerWly lessen
10. Ma re of datiebH.d is Mese !..elides,
slat wads. tb•relre, .assatly roegmmend
IOM eM be imemMM ler."
Heel A mall PIINGilk" ins Res ..+emelt
+4 Gia• •f Madlma
TILE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
REV. DAfIKC -ALLAN.
1 apeethMMI, sane• .r • Pioneer .lelsler
.e the tenth/eerie. teiseefe.
The Woodstock d.au..1-H.vlea '• s
U,dZorn Boy" writes es follows art the I...
Rey. Dasa' Allen. father of A. Mot' Alias,
el town, mod eel know• Godes lob, where
bon eerihly threw wee br.u.ht to • ulow
"penial - • emu greatly beloved "
tau. Ws 11.
le the early fortis, and lot many rare
alter, no man was mune. ,,.borone to l0.
Lure pulpit. sad to the Zorn Doom. tem
Rev Due Allan, of North E•stbope, the
intimate friend and •,oeerhoue 0t Kee. D.
Mackenzie, the Zorn. pastor M•p.oully
on u0mmun/ou uoo.moo•, were u.• .•,grew
greatly wjoy.d by .11 elms.. of people.
Nle CUNtIOalull.
Donal AUau wen bora 26th Sept. 1806.1a
tortru1e, Smelted. He compeeted 0u
*demotion is Kiss's C,lleg., Absrdew.
W bile • very youth sten he espertemid 5
sudden and reuerksble oha•g. '01 Doerr
u•d.r Ibe metstry et toe Rev. Dr. Weds -
.Id, the fames "Apostle of the Nona."
Before bre oo•v.rslou he was ter tomo ume
eider the uonvlotion of sin The power,
the junkie, the bollseas of God 0e viewed
with al.rm. "The terrors of the Lord were
upon him, but he was not allowed W des-
pair. Every Sabbath he travelled fiftieth
in es over ens hills to hear the grist swathe -
ice pre•ober of the North ; eod the day
wets hnea1sg with .l1 the intoning of 0u
•wakened nature wdd.oly the light dawned
upon hies. 1e s moment he saw that he sal.
venni was through the free grain of God, as
msnilested to the.toaement of Christ. There
and thee, among is the church, he took
Jesus Christ as hue Saviour, and .utered
-Into the full amaranth of his •oo.pt.anos
with Gel. His fears were di Roos, and •
sweat pease ailed he soul 11 was uke.a
calm der tbe'•torm. Great won but alarm
vibes awsk•sed to 0r lost condition as •
sinner ; oorreupeodsgly great was now his
joy in the aeear•sos that God was hist ted,
and Jews his brother Speaking of this oo•
oasis to • friend many years afterwards,
he said . "Seth won the overflow of my
soul's joy on that wood.rlal S.bbetb day
that on my way home from the church 1
oould souoely refrain from 'peeking of It to
the *team and the trees on the roadside'
W'OOD1TOCk'tl r1YBT rAPTOlL
He left Aberdeen 16th Aug.. 1831). and
arrived at citable on the 7th of Ootob•r fol-
lowing. Coming west be received • joint
e el from the united oowr.gatloosof Wood.
stook and Seceded. o pleb be soo.pted, and
was ordained at S• r... t .rd on Thursday, 21st
of November, 11138 lis wee denture the
tint Preebyteren adulator settled in Wood-
stpok, although Rev Mr. Mwksae, of
Zona, and Rev Mr. Murray. of Blenheim,
held 000..ton.l ..nines before '38 Mr. Al
lea's Libor. were equally divided between
WW.sdawek • anathema/oad, two olte e
8.00104l to each field •Iternately,!v arrange
moot rendered necessary by to. detanoe
and the very bad state of the road.. Owing
to his tmpared state of he.lth, the rouge&
Lion of • portion of hue charge soon beame
u SOessary and oo the 15th of At tier, 1840.
n, was released from his uouotct•oo with
.be Woodstock 000gregatloo, and he be•
name the mioietsr of Str.rford •nil vicinity
alone. In 1846 North Ewtbops became s
separate obarge with Mr. Allen as their
pastor, and in spite of many dithoulties sod
dtsooar•gemeel., erected what is supposed
to h..e boon the brat Presbyterian brisk
thatch in Upper jaiado west of Toronto.
Here for 1.01,07 eight Years, mon than •
^tMr8 of a It Tient a h, dwveted-
1 SWSS$ed to -him. 0. Fsesr.Ai t f.By
and with great saooess.
A PUN FICTUIKL
lo stature, he eras perhaps • little below
the medium site, with • slight tram• but
ocmpactly pot together, sod capable of
greet .odareeoe. Me eye olenr sod pose -
trate", very expressive of the Nader win-
ches tilled with tears ea
es plead with sinners. Like lathy f•
nous promotion. sooh u Ile. Argot, Dr.
.utris, U. H. Spurgeon and other, nature
...tad mothered him with s rich feed of humor.
rids mello+ed and .enouffed, save tone sod
harm to hu dr.00ursee. to private 'legend
.mong Carideo friends, be wasexnb•rantly
upoy, jovial and free, and hos oonvereataoo
full of mother -wit and quaint humor.
HIS HUMS Lira.
A meteor thus writes of him : "Debi
Allan was o living delight to ohildhood.
Youth end age. His (sony ea • gentlemen
Ms' elevating, his remarkable daptatioo
tumbled ern to inspire throe of every .g.
with high ideals. Hu incisive humorous
utterar:ooe kept the atmosphere ot the home
of his bat surcharged with pleases; wit,
from the time of he arrival up to his de-
parture.
Mr. Allan's own home was • little world
ot cultured minds end tender hearts, of
Christian otartty and domestic loge, of
ideal trot end exquisite refiosmeet. The
centre round whioh mother, sons sod dangle
tors moved w•e the bl.h•mindel, pure
. pirlted, happy -hearted father. Few men
attained to snob perlsotion in the demesne
.1,15... He Neer lost sight of eon hlge
and hely oflim with its weighty obligations,
yet his featly oirole was bis ohief eon and
delight. Th..psskliog baster that pervad-
ed he oonver..tloo never allowed the home
to become a .lull or dreary Diem)
nIII ./CAINTNr1W AND WIT.
The tollow.og will illustrate mils original
and quaint mods .1 sxprnvioo. He.rleg of
• f• thful roomer of the Gospel who won
being pereecu•_.1 by some ot hl. people, Mr
Allan skid : "That is netlike strange
1'th world never permit. • man to rebore
her follies, "•Oust replying with a. volley
of mud. If she cannot stop the ms a'.
month, she t':os to blacken hu ob.rsoter "
Otte or t instances of his ready
wit may here it. given. He was fond of hie
pipe, and no oue 000.eiob when enjoying •
quiet smoke in ins of the hors @lithe stand•
leg by the ohuroh, one of the brethren made
the remark : "Titers you :ire &yelp at your
Idol."
'•Yes," galokly responded the witty Mr.
Allan, "I am horning it : have you does
ee with yams
He had in 0t. congregation • man whose
.mploymeet was to rather &shoe for the
Stratford mark.:.. Unfortunately this man
was addicted to strolls drink. Mr. Allan
0.d repeatedly remonstrated with him, bat
•pp.rently to little purpose. One day Mr
Allan, 1. o•mpaoy with a brother minister,
won walkt.g from North 1CasIbow to Stat•
ford to attend • manse of presbytery.
Sitting on bon load of ashes the Yemen
overtook the two ministers, end the day
being wet„ the ase gatherer had thrown •
seek or beg termed hie shoulders to protsot
him from the rain.
Mr. Allis looked at him, bade him the
time of day. &n4 then said
" I am glad to see you in this coediting.
Von have at last listened to my dylns,"
" Hew le that'' tithed the ash man.
" I see,"' was the quer response, " that
yen w now sitting io.aok olotb and ashes."
Oe Lowther nommen la his presence, one
minister soothed soother of h•vtrq need us
doe meths to todece • family to change its
ob.reb -relationship. The matter was re-
forest! Is Mr. Aldan, who gave Me judgment
to these words " They used to hen( shop•
stealers.'•
Got so one undervalue the important* of
this M.. • of ohareot.r. Nen be the IMO-
] Dist of beeves is • bright, obeerfal fans
m000r,0 RRrrrtlims.
Rat 1015 was only one upset, and by no
mesas the sleet Important septet of Mr.
Alle's ik•resess. Thera was no frivolity
or levity about bio "it is only with (led s
.0fldres," said be, "that 1 maks merry.
How ,e.ld i isle with the world, or sport
vett lees ee the brink of a menthe* r
Re was Nefeedly reverent. The tharole
halt bt widish he first sew his Me .ad Ids
periost, eager left bim. be kept him
m.atub1a w1wbRtenee alt far It'.nc•
Haan is bow • mlelaer. tr ls.04
Ym : "It was 4.stdedly teeth& 00s..tote
of fat. hie. He wit 'tibias defog • oom-
1110.1ea R. wee by title time too frail in
body to attend all the .orgies., and derleg
the .•elan meevog. k. .toyed .t Lome,
Ives for the most put es his toes, bon eye.
closed. He was evidently thiek.ag very
•ei:vely and lut.uesly, • outgo beyead
medrt.u•g He was on the dieing -room
,here household duties called me beck and
forward, but he .eem..1 to be oblivious of
u,y prwoute or *bootee, pursueog his own
thought. sometimes audibly. At last 1
heard atm going over a somew0at is this
way "7Vnet an widenekaa* 1 to re.Ovs
from me every .tato of au ! 10 resters the
mare of God 1O M that bed b.00me the
muse of Mateo ! to work oat to me tae
likeness of the Lord Jesus Christ, w tbit 1
sba11 yet be kuowo by the re•*mbl•ntte of •
younger brother of the Loud of U.ory 1
What •n undertaker ! Mat Oed has 1•Id
the teak upon oa• wbo u mn,.hty, and He
will do 11, -yes, he will do 1:. *odiously be
fun He is dose with me."
Another sweet, and sig•taoant word of it
'nay here re given. H. tow from hem* as
5 sling at .ostmuauo. ft won the muoth
of easy. 'Pee.. lies oo the .Issuer table •
magnificent bouquet of like. After we
had sat down at the table, Mr. Allow remote
ed out bla band and almostrev.reoily touoh•
ed the of the outmost elution sod sod with
real the in bus tone • "Verily H. (the
Creator) hath este." A. Hugh Miller 51(1
Mere was worsesp la both words ."d awe -
nor... Teen won to moth neer. is it thaw
steeply the epprebsndin.t of the beauty -it
Ina "the holy and one of God's
.ork. "
sets BC•HOI.A1511Ir.
He wen • dugeot student, and • classical
*choler far beyond t0• ordinary. The writ-
er hes seen Ohl dt•ry written wholly in Let,
i•i ; end he oould write letters to hu minis-
terial brethren, in Latta, Greek, French or
Hebrew. He studied Gmlte after thous
t" Canada, and be could preioe in It web
fluency. In those poodle days grimmer
w heats were few, end not maty parents
could afford to send their obildren to them.
The work of preparing young men for tee
ooll.*es bed to be dune by the minister
end out to the IN. Rev. Mr. Rob•rtsoo of
Chesterfimd,$no m,nteter to Oxford ever did
a.
much of the good work as t0. Rev Dear
iel Allan. Bot for all this work he sever
would commit to roomy. lee or reward.
Thoth vote snow bio most tntamstdy
. peak to this day with enthusiasm of the
vigor of lel• ietelleot, the foroe o1 hu will,
the brigbtobo of his wit, the honesty of 0e
purpoth, the warmth of he ,neadshup, the
generosity of his heart, and the integrity
end purity of he private life.
Ma. ALLAY IN THl FUL!•t?.
Hispreaohiag was 01.01 ani e,riptanl,
fervent, heort-•esrohing sod instinct with
ole It exhibited characteristics that are
not oft.. found in combination. -:t was both
doctno•1 and practical. courageous and two
Oaf a q te,004. AI oS *ad • WO, ,The
wrff e
•. wb him overoome with emotion
and bursting into teen, even to his intro
decides ; and then before the sermon was
over he we. roused to the iigotht pato0, and
ibundered forth to fiery l 5tenow the moil
.o.thmq deoanmattoo against the tone and
.mems of the day. Som.umee he pleaded
bin a mother tenderly pleading with her
children ; at otter tunes bon sentences 1.11
Kik. the blows of a warrior . and did
Highlander wield brodaword with greater
force than dm this clansman of Christ wield
•• the sword of the Spirit, which is the
Word of Ood."
Many • night you kept me .wake," said
Rev. Mr. Roes, tbe.objeot of our last *ketch
tQat. AUabSaen stiefzsr&._.11, =AWL
fromyour_bow wen, right boot, -.eel -•bey
were so barbed that It was impossible to
draw them out agate. Owe atter service,
e• I was watching you oomt•p down from
the pulpit, end one after another speaking
..d.h•kurg hands with you, my own in
ieraal `0mment was " I would meths shako
Weds .cith hgbtoug."
hat perhaps the meet stnkug part of hi.
puls.r:hM Pear
have bevel'," armee* who sal under hist
Por maty yeses, others who could prtho0 se
well o, tetter, bet I Nen beard the kb.
(.1 r A Ilan w swayer. He spoke to GO as
man �speaks- es., het f,i mt seek
f • andante ! 84eh itmatehir r +te.h'h
From 'he beelines to the aloes you felt you
were Ir, the Divine presence,"
THE Teerea*N.:i FLOWS.
He won ever wire. and ooar.g•oU• in pas
tnr.l work, and wielded rest tofneaoe
over hu people. An teteno. may be wino.
it • raising 0f . barn • young men, highly
«teemed by •l1, was killed through the
foolhardy dialog of • drunken 'neighbor.
1'he sad event produced • profound mores.
' ion on the whole neighborhood. Mr. Alan
got out • pledge and bad it signed by ere y
men in bon oossre.attes,tb•r they would
to houor .0 • raising. or go to • teeing
where liquor was wed. Shortly .far there
was another ming outside of Mr. Allan'.
congregation, and three of Mr. Allan's
t•otng men were at it, mob to oh.rge of •
"corner' of tb• huddler. Boon tie bezel.
was brought out. At ono* the young men,
true to their pledge, and loyal to their pas-
tor, dropped their axes, and left for hots..
B ravo Soon liquor ceased to be used oe
such otoutoo*, INTO/. stein, It is hoped, to
be resumed.
A ot'ARTCITL
Macteazle, M*cpbersoo, Roes, Allan --we
have now briefly Ieoked at each. Row dif-
West ! yet bow like one another. Dif-
ferent in temperament, is talent, in habit,
and is manner of address; but ail threw'
that " the aroopteble way of worshtppeg
the true God a iaerttuted by,lfimseif, and
so limited by 11,e revealed will, that H• may
not be worshipped e000rdmg to the memo
anon. or devices of men, or under any
vutbt• repeeseotetion, or in any
other way not presented in the Holy Step-
' tire." Accuse them not, gentle reader, of
bigotry or Intolerance, because they opposed
some thisws that one now pnotiod in the
Church of Chri.0. They feared God rather
than man, and though in judgment, they
were like 00nelne, human ; yet their
heart was always right, and their par•
pose true. A000rding to their light and
ability they endeavored "to keep pure and
entire all each religious wen019 and ordu
snots as God hath appointed in His Word."
T111 v 1,TO$Y 'ON.
Daniel Allen died it Goderiok, Deoember
10th, 1884. For some time he longed for
the hoar of his departure, and Ines the
Mester came, be found his not
merely resigned, hat triumphant. "De
you not hear the heseesly musto !" said 0e
to hie wife at his bedside. "Do you sot mea
the Lord Jeans teeming with his nh5riot to
t the me home!'' Thoth were his last words.
Hie remains, accompanied by • somber of
friends, laoladtne his lite long friend, Job.
!toes, were taker to 6selph, where they
were lntetreA to await the resirreetlon.4
N. jest His spirit is wttb Ood.
His Dame I' as °Intelsat poured fond .
May the onnetder•Mnn of his life loaper*
eaoh reader to • greater tie red of sig, r
strength faith is God. • wider sympathy
with *lir fellow mos, ted • mora earnest de-
sire to advance the Redeemer's Ki•gdom,
DUNGANNON.
Noires.- The 10E01 5111107 In Du. aiva.1
for Tae em.Au. is at the wane of J.O. wee"
deco for nibenrIgtInal. edverusingsidocievoyather. ha. who will e
wart, and le •ntbotised to Etre moonset
amou.te asl4 for the waste
\y`�1I A. NEWTON, UINTiMT, OF LUI
Jr. new w1H .tett neat seen ea let
ledrrld., or eanh month. AM modem
ode of.rtreeuen end RUtig, led mating me-
semi
re•se ml both. (Mier nerd deer te Medd'1 alter
shop. Rene, 5 a.m. be 0 tom.
Toat.nav, Mat. 1410.
(bwrautionra. Th. 5nmerea1 frto.d5 el
ists Cara Whyud, whe has hes for wean
Nasi 111, are plowed to k..w tbidrvie le
gradually rSseyerleo.
P.wtewTATiew 1.001 weak
Rlolhme, Pie ta law of Risked Treleaven",
,*.,..ersa,.5de bane 4- the gtt 51 •
yeas* dasgbtor W• w Ishmael that
mem end baby .re del.* ea well ea sea be
eepeet.4• Caagnitod tlooe to the perae4
'•e urlve.lef use daughter, boplug N0
w .. -. lurg spend to them.
HAa•INLWES or 50010(1. --lest Sabbath
e sorulug the wast0.1 beteg epruielike, •
n umber et teens wen seen ie this ,totally.
W. luny that they have put la u appear'
•lies too woe.
r.A,•MLW' (AN VENT1Os -The estes•led
and popular aseleteat wether of l)uegwoo•
Publw .obool •tt..eded the 000v.utioe of
publto wheel towhees at Kanter on Thare-
dt7 ant Friday of last week, 1a o.wequeaw
ref .biuh her pupil. Gad two beide,. week
they eej••ysd is thee youthful !role..
A Kaden. -Ti. Dasg oorreepaed-
wt of 'run Seise, w.ula be obliged to these
who are desirous d bertha inserted is the
eel respuodmoth any worthy ot .01.
(meth w the visit of • relative et 1ris.d. os
soy other 0000rreeo• of general Iol•rest) If
MeV 'owed kindly ebmate snob to him oe
or before Moocher of oath week. Whether
the awns' coded be stol or well, the IDs•
gan000 budget a looked tor every .N0,but
---do the best he can -there will sometimes
be 1510.4.14. omloises, whioh, however
ionic Dei lees tempest if he had general air
Instant* a maniac bus oorreepoodecoe octet.
plot..
Dials I R Ova M t uee. - W• elaoerely t e-
gret to her to record the decease of Mn.
Jae Fergaeoo, white took place at her lata
rue,deeo. ch Wed Wawswsh, and all. OM
dense. of Mrs. Cornelius, whioh took pato
receotly at Geralraxs township, where the
tea.nbte lady had Asea on • vtstwug tour
She wee advanced is life, thing upwards or
eighty years of age. The remains were
brou.'0t 10100e and interred 1. the family
plot, Dungannon wmotory, oo Saturday Inst.
Tho r.m•tus of the youngest ohtld-a tease
ur-of W. J. Treleaven, of the townsbap of
Ashand, were interred in Duo$.saoo tom.•
ear, on Saturday last. The little one was
utterly light mooch. old The Wooer..ym•
petty of the flitted. and .W&sintsooes of
the bereaved families is extended to them la
-herr sad afflictive. l)wch is no respecter
of par.00s, shoes wbom It sells, whether in
tuf•0oy, in the hloum of life, of to advanoed
entre, all being oompelld to obey the •am•
m00•
Cur1Nu ANO Goioo.-Mise Mary Terve
and brother, of the towas0,9 of Morrie, are
visiting Magid Krriagtou and family. of
West W•wancah....Mies Margie McKay,
of Oao.anses, r v.rtiog r*Ltivee &t Hes-
sen .... Mise Jew. Treleay.., eldest dangle,
ter of W. J Trm.aven, of Aehlield• anted
nom. from Wwbiwgten, D.0 ,lust In Mae
to attend the funeral of her leant sister...
lamas &others. of Nags, Man.• is bit.
vwtieg relatives, •iter minas bees ea an
ene.d.d diet to kis uncle and that at Illy10.
.Tuesday of last week Colviw Welker, of
Iog•rtoll, .on of ohr townsmen, Jnr. Walk•
e re on his return from visiting relatives at
Ktec•rdioe and el her poiets, e000mpuid
by he wife, visited he p•reota bore before
14.4sme....r x .t pal rete
of .16.1.5 1rtdesideyea
ar,were Via
aulrt* el Jams. Welker .ud toil•.... Yrs
Whri^ Is Scott's Emul-
sion ? •
It is the best cod-liver oil,
partly digested, and com-
bined with 'the hypophos-
phites
hos-
phites and glycerine. What
will it do ? It will make
thFpozierl5lbottealie
rich and red.
It will give nervous energy
to the overworked brain and
nerves.
in cif a child,
wasted asteed from t-sarvatioti.
It is everywheree acknowl-
ctiged as The Standard et
the World.
got. sad h.ea, ell atugglwa
tcOTT h SOWtile., C0.s*.y Toro
Vee....
1111M11841We OEM (• ens ) ..Oast.
W eie • tined of Maty da7v, we hum
teed tees of Aist0 * treated be OIariOl
Kea name..ed tthewed the marwettous per.
theses ..ieetysi iv* Omelets ease• -+ad
them agar« an gathered from 0.511111
Mree.Na O air Wee;
three bottles tor Ig.
Wa by
iea Oa. 11 Axatsk'�Mae, Tortillttut so.
FOR SALE by JA04. WILSON..
Selo Ages., Ooderioh.
Catarrh
What 1s thiPenese Catarrh Clue t The
newest safest, surest, Most pleasant,
harmless and only guaranteed cure to-
day- It 1. a pomade or ointment to be
Inserted a the nostrils; the natural heat
of the body warms and malts It, and by
the very action of breathing 11 Is drawn
bp into the nasal pasattyw5, In so Instant
makes Its potency fat by the opening
up of the dlssase-stopped uWnals and
the soothing, comforting sensation that
follows Its application. The dull pains
leave the head, the Inflammation 1. al-
layed, the foul breath becomes sweet
and 1resh,and the ens. of smell returns,
that distressing dropping In the throat
ceased, the d4oharges gradually grow
lend, and l a very short while. by the
use of the treatment, the whole ta01 L
eradicated from the .7.tem. It's an
antteeptic ; contains no cooalne or oth-
er dangerous narcotic, and there's •
guarantee to cure In every package 111
"I won troubled with Cbr.nle (7a-
tarrb to the bead for twesty-ive
years. spent b.odreds of dollars
wltk specialties wittiest nay peraa-
sent bete*t: eight years ago 1 was
rend with Japanese Catarrh
led
d 1ether0.re's ether bees a 67=9(0e:2'14
• rearm" 4. 5, LIVrLII art i
n ewton. B.C. M eats --all Dreggiest
or by mall
.atone a ■AOPUNB ea. riwo
FOR SALE Bt ,tAS KILSON.
Sole Amer, (:odertch.
and Mn. Foley, of (.1ber.e, I.st week had
• plewot visit with their dotage er and Ira.
as -law, Mrs. awl Mr O Cseor.... Mn. A.
Trimble is visauas hof daughter. Mrs. It.
Hsd.reoa, Wes► N'.wanoge. We are
pleased to hoer she 10 enjoying bet extended
visit Hot .on, Thee. G. Teethe, sow of
M.rter. Mob,. was here r.oeotly native
his rebate's.... M111.. Bechtel and wife,
formerly Mies Gerrie Whyud, of Hawke*,
rill*, Watt r:ooea. ratherly waled relatives
ben. _Miss Mery (.%Obi., of Bdlset, u
•e111ag her eau sad thole and toner friends
sad acgsalet5.ms. We are pleased to ase
the yeaw1 lady loth e„ well sad assegai.
as she keowehew .
Loadesbero : Dr. MGC.II.m had the
1IOW .lA Po threw" ant of Itoeidger
ow *venter reostly. To. bons ran away,
but *my hAAIOdamage was dove
Hulett : After • abort tllaes. W. H.
Bayley, of the 3rd non , passed away ea the
bib• aged *tatty three years. !Mewed
was one ot the peones of the tewnehtp,
having settled as the lett es wlioe be died
ever forty yeseeepe.
Merron : A.stber Of H.ree's hon red
pyseers has sass to res'. James lrelaad,
er., died at the reetdesos of Ne sea, James,
t{M townblp of Morrie, sear Itramele. as
y, 2ad IYt., Mvisg sashed the
wed age el .ighty-eight years.
napes -.,
le our t;iaser %sr, at be. •
pound, of which w* the • barrel • et
Thu oat a1Lcam
_itelp estop, -es we ca
fat . 16-C eta be found In an aP
ee-d.t._ si..wy store, and our pries"
are right, The earners know that they
oar ewer rat from as • map ler their
prodsoe. We draw the Ilse at se
Ispl eette trate -- eve/Tikeg seas:
01.thwere or pewee, garde. stuff or
Moment table Chin We deaf la all
of them.
T. G. TIMING & CO.,
Bedford Bloeo, 0 ud•rle►.
iVIcKim's Kash Store,
Reid's Old Stand, Goderich.
e e Do you think we spend money to advertise what is not true
Better not advertise at all than not live up to our an-
nouncements'. Our advertisements are store talks of what we helve for
sale an an index to our goods and busineas methods.
Tailoring.
We are not in the clothing basi-
neaa to sell shoddy or the undepend-
able kind. Ova !nab of Tailoring is
the kind to satisfy the most enticed
buyer. Correct in style, correct in
material, correct in 6t and correct in
workmanship. Because we measure
up to this Ini*L do not think our
price• are high.
-Good Canadian Tweed Saito to your
methane, and made to 8t, at $10 00 to
•15.00.
-*ebb Tweed Suits, best trimming and al
parfait 8t evanetee4, in the I.1.d or
any style you want, $15 00 to $22 00.
-Black Suits, any hyla esti any m•txbl,
$13001082.500.
a 'Oor guarantee of perfect eatisfsottea
or your money back is behind toasty
rar.t*nt.
Ready-made Clothing.
in this department our stock is
not yet complete, but we have some
interesting prices in Overooate, Suits,
Reefers and Pante for man or boy.
god Tweed Paste 70e.
=Ys'. Folleloth Paste . ..... - 51.00
-, bis lot of menet heavy .11 wool Etof•
or Folloloth Trousers for lees thee yen
nen buy the oloth for. They .n all
together at ono price $126
Dry Goods.
-Deabletsld bwiU.Jbstige. 11 per
yard ,
-T.We lines, at per yard
-Table lines, at per yard ..... .... S8.
-6% ince. Belfast half bleach table
less, worth 360., 1or... 22e.
- Irish Table Leas, hill dew bleu*,
beautiful patterns and snowy
white, worth $1 00, ler 75..
Table Nsp1&s, all primes aid q**l.
/MOO, to salt everyone
--SPECIAL. -10 dozes pare leen bask,
fringed towels, sire 23146 M. regular
26s deme, for 380. a pair.
- Lines Timis at 6e. te 50e.
-TWEED-Oeod and erase fee trovers
for boyswear at 25o. a 'yard. All
olotb bought Iters cot fret of emerge.
-DRESS GOODS -Very special is bleak,
plain ea'Amoy at 25e. aid at 18 50 per
yard, with 511 pries belvesew.,,(
- einem' NDN t• •11 good sten es
-••YPI(CIAL.-a press novelty drew reeds,
regular ones, 40. - ler 25e. per yard.
- 1)0188 71181)1005. -Liaises, Braids,
Bowleg. Steele. Ginnie. 80ialda, 0..
A fall 54550 at 0011,00 prime.
•
Boots wad. shoes_
ape going out of footwear. Rad a big sale. Sizes are now broken, but
00 the pair yea west and we know at law than you entreat 00 pay.
+6ka' geed strong salmi shoes, lath et bet., at 75.., ..d A0e far the best.
.-tales' earns( Orth. at 40e , 715 , Idoe...d $1.00, ffr the $1 50 kbrd.
--Yeti Lesg Beets trim 78.. up to at% fee the 15.50 kW.
A Gia Respectfully Solicited. Adds Ord Stand.
6ODER[CJ1 BARGAIN CENTRE
Next Bargain Days, March 29th and 3Ith,
wiea we glvis.u: rs value ion
-NSW DRESS 000DS, -NEW PRINTS,
- NEW SILKS, -NEW GINOIIAMB,
NEW SATINS, NEW KID GLOVES,
Remember the dates, March Zlth and 3Ith.
-NEW COTTONS, -- NEW ART MUSLIN%
-NEW SHEETINGS, -NEW CRETONNE!!,
-NEW PILLOW OOTTONS, ---NEW SATEEN!!!,
Don't forget the dates, larch 2th and 3/th,
-NEW LACE CURTAINS, -NEW WOOL OARPETS,
-NEW TAPESTRYCURTAINS -NEW UNION CARPETS,
-NEW LACEti, -NEW CURTAIN POLE$,
Be sure and don't forget the date. -
-NEW UMBRELLAS,
-NEW PARASOLS,
-NEW EMBROIDERIES,
-NEW GLOVES,
- NEW UNDERWEAR,
-NEW WATERPROOF 00,M,
-NEW BELTS,
-NEW LACE'S,
-NEW HOSIERY,
-NEW OOR$ET$.
,epi ... eel,
Don't mise this opportunity.
JAMES ROBINSON.
CASH IS KING.
I ant oJering very great inducements to
Cash Buyers. 7ust to show you what Cash
will do in my store, I give two examples : 0
Barb Wire, Aero
4prong Manure Forks at 33c.
DID YOU EVER DO A8 WELL BEFORE ?
N. D. ROUGVJE,
Original
Position.. .
u
It is better
even to be right than merely original, mule the
easy position you may assume in these shoes
of oars we are ready now to show yon helps
us get back to original comfort. If yon want
solid, new-Aahioned comfort
WEAR "SLATER" SHOES
P.S.-The balance of our Winter Stook
must be sold regardless of price.
WM. SHARMAN, JR.
0010110F Baer ,[alar
•91111$341111.
013 PP/o 10LL MUM Nan, AND .OLS
AaawT IOU lL R.Al11 Pall.
0 ODICUR1039L
MEDICAL HALL. GODERICH.
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1
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Stock nearly complete again. New goods received daily.
A lot of fine Bath and Cettfiligteponges jnat to band.
The clewed and Iateet PairlNi:
Malent Wedicines, Horse and Oattle Spices, and Condition Powders.
Robber Goods, Syringes, Atomisers, Hot Water and Ice Bags, etc., etc.
_ F. - JORDAN, _
To ADV11KTi111MR $.
Nolle. Of Mammon most he left at 1W
see not later titan !Teter lay
noon The Oopy for chews
must he left not later than Me. -
day Ddwa. Oaw.•1 Ade
•.Depend alb 116 tio8o iOednootey
.ie! *ask.
Ocean Uolboesfro . sot Square.
RICE'S'
PURE SALT