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Emerson's
Bioyob •ad Music House, West
street, Godericb.
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Stunding.e•
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$ PABATOR.
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Ne other haat that ea the
form thews the same pereeetage
of profit
SIT OMR 11D
FIGIJI R IT OUT..
Thos les ea plows • sharpies
maohtne with yon es trial far tea
days, absolutely fate te you ; it
will do the rest.
Emerson's
Bicycle and Mimic House. West
streets
1441
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WIRY THURSDAY MORNING
By SoISeau+.seaawT
6ODl tlCH. THURSDAY. AYR. 24, 1000.
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HOLMES V8. OODERICH•
ELSEWHERE in this issue we pub-
lish the judgment of Chief Justice
Aurora in the case of Houses vs.
Ooderioh.
Although there are points in the
judgment that are hard to reconcile,
and to whish exception may be taken
by legal and other acute minds, yet a
fairly dear presentation of the Came is
made.
To those of our readers who have
not acquainted themselves with the
merits of the case the judgment will
make "good remain'. " •
Z=utt
pastilles astities_.of ages-.
plements wane being im-
ported, taking the bread out of the
moutbu of our workmen.
Mr.JIILDINO inquired : Ie it the
policy of the Conservative party toin-
casesthe duty on agricultural imple
mental
Mr. TAYLOR replied that, as far as
he was concerned, he was in favor of
protecting -every article that we can
Produce or grow or manufacture in
this ooantry ; he was prepared t, give
every article sufficient protection
to have it manufactured or produced
in this country by the people
of this country.
Mr. -ftsun244- 263, .io ,ou stet'
the duty on agricultural implements
to be increased 1
Mr TAYLOR replied that his remark
was that, with regard to any article
that can be grown, manufactured or
produced in Canada, if it has not suffi-
cient protection to keep it in thus coun-
try, he was willing to increase it
Mr. TAYLOR being the chief whip of
the Conservative party in the House,
it is not unreasonable to suppose that
his opinions have a certain amount of
weight with his fellow Conservative
members, and that if the Conaerve-
tives should be returned to power they
would pay scant attention to the
claims of the ferment in arranging the
tariff- It is well that the farmers of
H- .t Huicn should bear in mind this
confirmation of the statement of Mr
TAYLOR'S views tat :e public • year
ago.
THE ROADWAY ON THE SQUARE.
THANKS to the work of the town
council the roadway on the Square is
today an itnpoaibility for bicycle rid-
ing.
Last year it was agreed that the
Square should be gravelled, and
gravelling was badly needed. It was
first arranged that • grade of fine
gravel should be got from the neigh-
borhood of the oemetery, but after-
wards it was decided by acme member
of the public works oommittee that a
coarser grade of gravel should be used.
To this end • lease of • portion of the
river bed was secured for gravelling
purposes and teams were put on to
haul the gravel to the Square. Had
the committee confined itself to gravel
Ma quite possible that today the
8gaare would have been in good order
for wheeling, but instead, and con-
trary to the wording of the agreement
with the lessor, a large quantity of
stone was taken from the river and
spread on the streets, the result being
that although half -a dozen men have
been working for weeks breaking the
bowlders the work is not nearly done.
What is wanted now is • heavy
roller to crush the metal at present on
the streets, and we understand that
• petition favoring that plan is now in
circulation for presentation to the
council at its next meeting. The
petition is, we•underatand, being num-
eroudy signed, although we have
heard of one man who is strongly in
favor of the roadway being made pas-
sible who, when asked to sign, declined
to do so, saying : "If the members of
the council are such 'thumps that they
won't put on a roller without being
told to do it they aren't fit for their
job."
The remark made by this ratepayer
is plain but it is honest. There
is today in Oodetiob between I$16,-
000 and $20,000 invested in wheels
owned by bicyclists. There is also a
bicycle manufactory in the town which
is not helped to any extent by the
roads being rendered impassible dur-
ing the summer months. Under these
conditions if the council does not see
fit to put on a roller. • nd endeavor to
keep up the reputatiiin of Godarioh as
the " wheetman'm paradise, " every
wheelman in town will be. willing to
say "Amen I" to the prayer of the este-
payer who called 'the coma 111eatifea
., chumps. " _ - -
SNAP SHOTS.
err The attempt to wreck the Welland
canal was not well and good.
air U you want to make a leak in a man's
think tank put him in the town oouncal.
gr Fighting come. high in South Africa,
hut talk without fighting oomes higher
/err The h000rable Kxyrou TATtoa, of
(ibnanoque, is still sandbagging tate farmers
in the interests of m000poliate.
MP The attempt to pull the Welland canal
out by the root proves cooclusively that
dynamite and whiskey are a bad combina-
tion.
err Now that "kW" has had a resting
spell in the military critic's oih•ir, woukl it.
not be well for him to get to his feet again
and hit the pike to Pretoria,
Mr Th. Mail and Bemire and Tk. Mont-
real Star fear Yo much from -a, iftt s man
named Josari Lath= Team at the nest
election that they are endeavoring to prove
that be is Coo and Matson rolled into one
OONBEMVATIVEB AND THE TARIFF.
THR people of West Huron Bemeln-
ber how °MOnne TAvrom, M.P., let
the cat out d the bag during the bye
election campaign of i•st year in dealer -
fug the intentions of the Ooneervatne
party inanimation with the tariff. The
manufacturers arms to be protected at
any rats ; the Laurier Government
had Imes treating the farmers with
vi much oomaideration, but the Con-
vaNves ,mule kink after the mane-
' were 6rd It is interesting to
that Mr. '1'AYLOn'a view■ tans
terrine • &moos since that
gam•• unlet week be one -
Sr Wheeling on the sidewalk on the
Square is a balance, but hasn't the town
council • enidlus of gall first to realer the
Square roadway impassible for wheelmen
and then to issue • notice prohibiting wheel -
ing'on the sidewalk.
f- v,tese
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ASHPIELD
Molnar, Mord=b.
lids. L 8 Broom has been .tddag
IMslds le Meant Forest Oaring the pest
w eek. ea Ferguson, 18th ass , he, sold
tam farm to Joseph Hacked, aejolaly
uslrhber.
24n. Jury. who hes been living with tier
sus ts•Mw, A Roes. Lookouts, tins removed
hook es tier fare es 13'h otos. W. Wawa
mirk.
p Now that the present parliament is
supposed to be putting in its last session,
that eminent prairie et -steatites. NrcI.or,at
noon Davie, of Pile -o' -Bones, Iif,, W. T.,
is trying to imitate the swan, whiohifa said
to do most of its aiming just before iia
death.
S ' Weliaod seems to be • gnat plea for
shooks. Last week, if we are te believe The
Mail, the Ontario Oove,nment received a
shock from a resolution moved by the mem-
ber for Welland, and this week the Dalin
ion Government is shocked to learn that an
attempt was made to dynamite the Welland
oaral. Well, well I
PORT ALBER1.
Tu =DAY. April 1?,
James Campbell Guinea to Detroit w
:1•terday lest.
Mies Jeanie tloKwai., of U.Aerlob, weet
to the rata, on Busdey.
Mr. Hamlin epee0 Easter 8eaday with
but permits to 1)uosa0000.
Mead Meese/HO M speadtsa 0 law dare
here with her mother, who 1. ill.
Miss Shepherd, Isooker,10 .p.mdiug the
Koster -tide at fix bon. lo Godesiuh.
Mr. and Mn. U. Rios .ed eh1W left ben
ou osturday last tee Bream, Perth ooaaty.
Rev. Mr. Beabash of Lusdus, •osdeoted
divine servio. is Christ shwa oa deeds,
morning lest.
Tb. 4 oreste(0 ooatemplote baildtag a new
hall the oomlag summer. The land has bow
purohued from Use. Hawkins.
Joseph Mu11t11•a, wbo baa lately returned
to Uoderiok from the dos, was in the v*I•
1•ge last week looking so ems et hie old
•cg•ala4•ose.
Among those speaiarg the Easter y.m-
tloa In ear sada are Wm Csaslag►•m,
teethe' Grand Beed ; Water Hawkins .f
t►. loudest Normal 8oboel,-,md W. Brews -
e ll, of the 8troiord Ba•Ises• MRs.
TrnsM/ T. -Apr. 1h -
Will Symeads d eoasdlag the Beater
holidays in Breattord.
Geo 101M, of dratfeed, (s vlsddag ease
of as old scquslateeees bre.
Mr. and Mrs O'Ooansll •read.- the
golden weddtsg of Mn. O'Ooasetl's parents
N Oaths tut week.
Mr Leiria, of Owes `Bonn-, hes per.
Gland the property it Owes IfoAvoy, sad
wall mortit hie fsraltve sad bsionglsgs dews
here and take pos•eeden 1. • work.
We were sorry to mos tbo departure last
week of Mr. •ad Mrs. Owes McAvoy from
our 'midst. Beteg old rttdd. 0, they bad
made themselves ssdes ed to all, esp.mally
their war►bora, mid now, when they hays
lef0, we feel that • great vaoaooy Is mado
which oan se•ra.iy b. ailed. W. wish teem
health and prosperity in their now boos le
Uod.rch.
The river, whish was at 1t• height, bars
to decree the pest weak ; still this did
n ot daunt • few g.11aat heroes ism Gods
eguezt�ter .•tr•e+r
tk. river &Herded, d.dded to maks • sally
down towards the mould. 8•erttag from
Maeohst.r tbe flotilla, which seasiated of
three heats, moved swiftly dews tetrad'
8saobler'. Falls. Has they began to'
flounder, bat were moved from baler pesetpl.
total over the falls by boatswain Grit
making • portage. After that It was
smooth albeg, the rearrest sot beteg tee
steam for the Ilttl. Draft. There bslag so
.ost.oles in 10.1y way, tiny made fast time.
Tb. ant eight the iBBiagan got of the ole•
dila was the Ua1.. Jake wbtob served as
masts 9adtrtag in the bioses as the beets
Oam. read dee bs•i of ddi river seer the
brewery. As they seared the rapids above
tits bridge the spinsters began to get
axioms, at as the boats pineal late the
foaming water • otter that ea Galaols
warrior minket have envied arose from the
rowers as they landed safely past the
rapids. The dexterity whish the bestowals
exhibited was marvellws and may • al-
lege areas looked with wader at the flo-
tilla as Goaded soder the hake and down
ar.a.d the bead of the neer until both
beats and revere were est orf sight.
Good Friday was kept here t• • areas
th.t sag dla cranial. A mssber .f toughs
from lawn arrived ►•ro o.rly is the day and
by their mama •.d load talk they plainly
.hawed their I.olt.idoe for flgbtlag. 1s
the of unmoor, b•oomlag Iatoxles1d with
1 Baer, the fighting began in earnest. A
pease/Aar who tried to lstrfr. got Ws
fate slapped. ad after that • molar hand.
to had 8rht anted, • vdtags sod • tows
114 partioipatl.g. When the blow* sassed
the town Iad'e lea hooked Ilk. • gladiator'.
after • severe.ae0aatr. He fa.s was se
badly out sad by whole apparel showed
signs of .nob royh usage t 0.4 lea OM -
pardons searosly knew him. With the
assistant .f • /teed Stmarit•a he managed
to ret hos., bat alter . few hears' rest h.
get • reinforcement and set else eaten for
8altford. Arrlvtar sifter nine et night with
tie l.ody-guard he tried to got Bebrin •gats,
but • ponos loving anthem wbo had reopen
for the community ordered N. gang away.
Seh h.pwntatt• as these are • Magna.
Every tame there 1a a holiday prool.tated
mea and boys from Joderioh make it a
polar t. Dome here, get drunk, tad fight.
I1 this cannot M .topped it will be some -
eery le have • pollessaa statleaed Mee
sysy Mmes holiday1. pro,lalaid ; it this
does, be d., o w steps will be takes"
• II We are informed by that fountain of
truth, The Toronto Mail, that Sir Gamma
erre= may lave the nostn•tion from a
Quebec proviso, onmettaancy when there
are not twenty English rotes. That may
be, at it's dollars te doughnuts that
the old baronet would be sand -papered out
of p.Mic life if he .oneptad the nomination
and ran in the oonstitoeoey. Palma would
like to get rid of the old man that way.
# seep N'm•
it is • mystery why women ander*
b•ek•ehe, Its•daebs, nervoesosss, slep-
•a.eboly, fainting sod dicey
veils it tboo nada have proved dist
I.etrle Hitters will quietly sure mesh
tenable,. •'t 10(5.0- for .wi40 kid -
aim trouble,"writes Wes. aOk.eis7
Di Ps*s,sn.i 1. , • •.1 d • Inions boli
pained me es I meld not dress myself,
lea Meese. hitters wholly area es
and, altbesg\ ane ty-theeeyy.mmwu� oldt 1
sow em able to de all my
om
It overtimes eatipst ,
spe.tra dans porters bran =Z.
u Jas. Wilma'', dreg share.
LE! BU RN.
WsDna•D.y, April 18.
Mrs. M. Foley, with her eon Mahal. of
Damraear. @pant Baster •t wends., the
peas of Mn. (YBrtes.
Rth.1 Foley, eldest daughter of R art
Feeley, of Ktegebrldge, erjsy.d /taster hen,
the nest of her grandmother, Mn. Felly,
at Rosewood.
Jas. L. l ouzel, of Uoder0oh, was prosier
oreb•rd. is 1h1s mottos lust week and Ahad
galls an 'starsatlsg debate with the tall
laird os the leading gaestloss el the day.
Our termer reddest, Jobs Lt.kletr, and
his daarhter Ride visited hen last week
from Stratford for immoral days, the gnesta
of Mr. and Mn. A. H. Clutton Doris, big
transient May Mr. Lklatr met quit• •
ameba of old Meads end uslgbb ars.
Jamas Horton bas takes the lead here Is
podia nip a windmill. He ►am rest
.d ens ever the deep well he peak laid year
for panoply' water for 00. stook. Om
1,rda7 be b.eagbt home • laces water•treagk
fres Galeriob. and new evr,t►1me U reedy
ter la first breeze.
Job. Moesevls, Ir., el Wlogbee. Is sur•
le • reddest le tede away mor soothed le
Mead.y goosing last at Omslpk M
Bryt41., of the Reined* atE%
wedding wen .eemnI.d et the Army lar.
reeks. Thegreen's brothers, Joseph pod
west by the early teals no Monday
fres Godard► 0._8. present .t the oar*.
H�wwy� ufes Ina tang the grommemas. The
G..roh Meteor, has she fo11.wtas report el
the marriage : I..et night the meek le eta
Mermen wire well fined to whams thee rte
arrlaua eseeeeoy edmisrtrd by Hater
41.24010..• Landes, as Priests Jolts km
Nevis, Mahan. end Redge Branip.'1
Dada, Oat. The brad• uA hrldesmW
(wt. Y • stew rl the bride) were drew -
Is meta 8. A. aliens, wetrisg while
mashes. Aitge the aeremesy the WIWI@
potty and • arms potties of Ube otimallea
.djmiessd M the beeemiest, whom a pry
tempt, sad esseaul wildfires server wtis
sores-, .red mealy de•es.ted w140 fiNrele
eaff able les the ..SN... A very harm
matter free 1aeg414r wad maker s.0.
...Mr. 1. tee dkhrW wen pmsoak mad
tae from Tomsk sad Leedom The 0114,
was welt bawe mem the Arty amort
k (4melp1, beery tta. es Maser heme mem
yeass age•
wes,d'a senega •.a1=
"I Wed away remedies to erre pike,"
welts W. R. Smith,of Latham,
"bad Io}nd se read Y 1 need Break lore'
Arnim Sale. 1 bare ret br1n troubled
with piled ides.," °readmit pile Borg em
earth mad the kat .else Jae. mow world.
Slie. per k+a, g uNs.d by11.111101.
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Paint ngrv!
Robertson's Ready -Mixed. guaranteed,
is the purest in the market, and covers More
space than any other. By the gallon, $1.60,
in all colors. Call and get color cards.
Cash..... -
will get bargains in all linea of Hard-
ware, Glass, Lead, Varnishes, etc., that
will astonish anyone.
Binder Twine
Orders should be given quickly to avoid
high prices later on.
A. McD.
Allan
fibityak,Ydwta.. y. 1sseml;..aL
Mayan, has bees eagpged for two years as
beek-keeper fee the Ars of Chamber. Broth-
ers & Bethune, lumber. \ardwan sod grans
mrebaato, of Maolba, Manitoba.
HIS TIME HAD COME.
So Thought • Quebec elan Gail Uodd'1s
Kidney Pais tiered Him a Bright's
goatee, April $13.-N•reime Mangy, of
109 St, Amos area, this city, madden
himself an extremely fortuities w He
oras ease through the ordeal of attars 1)la
ami alive,
Brtrht's Dame M an extremely fatal dl.
sew •f the kid•eya. The eolever Vegeta
on, g...wlog weaker sad weaker, slowly .ad
mircrably dylmg. Ones it hada Galt epos
• viola there is sal] ase hope to save his
-Dodd'e Elsey Pill.. Rut they never
fall.
Nrotme Maauy aye : ••1 hays waived
Bright's Disease fag rile ay. year'. Doe
tsown o tuna lad soon. A trto told
me w try Udd's Kidney Pills. 1 halm feat
Mashed the (earth hex and am cared,"
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THae Baler
Scraiiton ilail Cod
IN THE MARKET
AU Coal weighed or the Market Scales,
when roe est MOD Iba rr • him
f M. LEE.
Order. 1.11 at gap 0 8$3PliARVII
Bare promptly attended te.
WE
HAVE
FOR
SALE
CHEAP
1 MILE NI
1 6 HORSE POW
TEEMING IE
Ie OMD ORDER.
3 IOIISE POWERS
gam AID sae 'Unto.
TRW an $.twang,
The Header:on Bicycle Cs.
(Limited),
'ODUIOa..
•weasel
oderich ftargaln Centre
e are.'showing
r rtra vale le Japanese Mottles, cotton
wow, 124c. to 30c. per yard.
We aro showing extra value in Floor Oil Cloth.
We are showing extra value In Art Muslin.
We are showing extra value In Art .Sateen.
We are t;howing extra value in Lace Curtain.
We are showing extra value In Wool Carpets.
We are showing extra value In Ruffled -edge Cur-
tain.
ALL AT PRICES THAT WILL WIN YOUR FAVOR.
Next Bargain Days, April 26th and 27th.
JAMES ROBINSON
One d oke most damfiun
msepudehe yfktsr of
ROPSY
for which Dodtf s ltldmey
Mk are the catty °srtain
gars. la Dropsy the Kid-
n eys ars actually Jammed
▪ and the wa,ter,, IOWA
sbould bct�
ha the
form dhack
sad lodges In the mile of
the gash and pi out the
akin. Remove the filth
which plugs u the drain•
Restore lbs be
health. Then le w
-...JRIti•tew Mediae*
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
BB0118R & MYER8,
Dadertaren ad Kibaliera
Urelu•te of Manses huaette Col-
lege of Embalming.
WRITS BiAt1SR
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
SLOT GOODS AT 24000-
8.470 PRICES, AND
COURTEOUS ATTENTION.
ssnamaa •eco. COOS at ca.
Binder Twine
HOW'S THE OUTLOOK ?
Fanners' .G United
sus■
Bought their net materiel right and defy
the world on eomp.Wties. Finest Red dam
12es, B)ns Star llie, 8t.ade:A 100. 8se
ear year •r ear.. il„n't Pet of twylag ;
Mir quantity le 00,01.4. W. have armed
Tom fairly.
Joseph Stratford,
(leoant M ..
MILL WOOD
FOR SALE.
The above is out into stove wrod
kabob and will be delivered to any
part of the town the ame day as
alders-•
-Orden received by tel i%s- or
kit at resldenoe, 128 C•mb� str s*
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
Oo4leleb, November 81st, 1899. 66 -Am
Springtime...
brings many requirements in
the clothing lindi A change must.
be made from the heavy to the
lighter wear. -nor-
In, selecting my stock I got
goods at prices to suit the pockets
of all, avoiding, however, to boy
anything trashy.
Oar UNDERWEAR has woe the admiration of a great many people.
It !Magee from 40e. to $l.26 per garment.
CASHMERE and OOTPON HOSE in plain and fancy colors, bought
nit
tag Sid+• prion.. See our 1 ba, 25a and 20c. lines.
--HATS! HATS 1 t
Oa 8•tordsy • new Spring 36•. Tie will go with every Hat for spot
My aim is to please the public in every way.
If not satisfied with your perohase, I will refined the teens,.
W. Co PRIDHAM
HATS. OAP's. FURNISHINGS.
aas Easter Egg DYei..""Eilideles-64,:ctZd
In the Springtime...
We rejoice in .uneh ., or shiver in the
north winds or get soaked in the rains.
It's lard for t•.• health to bear up an-
ds the strain of soot changes. The
blood becalms poor, the appetite is
variable, you have Iniad -aches boils,
pimples, pains iu the back, ets•.
Take Sassafras Bitters
An unrivalled remedy fur impure blood
ani disordered .tontach-ga•nnteed•
No beoe6t no pay. 50c. • bottle ; 6
for $250.
Build up the Strength
Many who feel weak and do not
used powerful Medicines, Cat),•rties,
eta, but blood -build rgor . Thiolewhat h lug,
Sampson's Red -blood Pills
do lar you The best of all wood tomos
and i0s cheapest. Guaranteed. $c.
• bo;. 6 for 81.00.
it is your duty to auintein your strength.
We have the best of Perfumery in great
variety
W. C. GOODE - BEDFORD BLOCK
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Do You Use Paint?
Most of the world doss aid owl gime
world toss ,
Tiff SHOWN-MilanPAINT•
if s made to paixr bellildixgs with,
ixside axd outside. Ifs mads ready
for the brush. 1f s mads for Moms use
and for practical panders too. If
pure lead,re zinc Isla pore lisiusd
oil, mixed by speaally mads macitixery
operated by experts. I<s mad/or pma
SOLD BY
I lab ik 16
Lir filet a nisi, dist will s sry ask pirduic
N. D. ROUGV1E
ROOM AND DUN•ANNON
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Having refitted our more with
modern conveniences, we will
be in • better position than
seer to serve our smog patrons.
Our Spring Stock is about
complete with the bast mated
line d Footwear ever shown in
the County.
We are mull Sole Agents for
the SLATER 880E, which is
undoubtedly the beet oboe in
the market kw gentlemen.
•gWcey have ado .enured tie
for Tatar the midi... It is
most stylish and best-6Niog
footwear made in Canada today.
We also navvy a tine this of
ladies' Areefican Boof.•od Mose
Call and see the King Qua1.
ity Show rade by '1hm J. D.
Mug CsmMay.
Our gages ere right,
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W. SHARMAN, Jr: 1
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Cereal Coffee .
A debates' sod kselthg.1 heeNe ge. -
it makes •-middens welsh, god r ressmesdsd golly ler peepls .f
sorvemate.
dapd•lsis a
lembled wSk kdrMMeath-. week Meath mad lassappeti
olf
Uely ifi eta. • Ile Try M rhea who ham moil M preasesee 14 menses
FLAKED PEAS BRANS ado RiOS aro SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUIT$•
ALL. Goma r.O0RLT De.rrnso
Telephone No. 91. STURDY & CO.,
The Groom. sora Span sod Montreal -4.
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