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JOHN RANSi=OND AS A PROPHET.
EVERYBODY,An-Clinton and
Stapleton has bared of JOHN HANat'ORD.
He lives in Stapleton and manage" • salt
syndicate with had works then. JOHN
is a protectionist, so far as salt is concerned,
and that Is the reaaou why heti the moving
spirit In • WI trust. He is also an orator,
after his kind, and a prophet who is a thous
honor in his own neck of the w. , .Is.
In 1896 he and Sir Jenne Canso, of Ot-
tawa--• medical man of that town, popular-
ly known as "Doctor Junin GRANT -un
dertook to sot the heather on fire in Huron,
but they didn't have the phosphorus. Their
tour through the county was an ice wagon
procwaloo, and the ideas on the political
situation which they endeavored to present
were -without form and void. After the
meeting nothing remained with the audience
but the remembraooe of a well -mouthed
acroent, and a chilling indication ot frost.
Jeer+ wasn't responsible for all of that, for
Bir JAMB contributed hie full share of both
accent and frost. Each of the orators alae
Indulged in prophecy, but for all the good
that came of it they might have been
prophets of BAALThe moult of the doc`
tor's trip to the wild and woolly west of
this Province was so-dienetroue that it took
the heart oat of the old fellow and he re-
tired from the political prophetic bei.
oass ; but the salt magnate is young, fresh
--decidedly fresh-aud more. vigorous that
his running taste, and he still keeps to the
role of prophet. In a cootributIon to the
Tory newspaper in Clintait, after consulting
the stars in their ooursea,bs prints over his
name • prophecy and a jeremiad under the
heading "Lauauta, MIJG LLt0001a,Hutreea
and Failure," and as Joule likes to be peen
of men, Tull SIGNAL will put him in evi-
dence against hims6, ''nothing extenuat-
ing, and setting naught down in malice :
To tate Editor of The News-Iteoord :-
Blr,-1 ..Hoed to the New Bra et Let
week an amount of the great Grit mooting
In the town hall la favor of R. Holmes.
k.e., '4. P., a1 which the wonderful
Hon. D. U. Fraser mails suob • groat
. pooch. In 1t I am referred to In a no
very polite manner bat, seeing /t.•1 my
Mend Halms oepled his report holo"
DMus from the misheard Dan. Mo(JWl
moldy, I suppose be is not to be blamed.
I wish, heweyar, te Inform Mr. MoO1111•
os4dy that 1 would reser be referred to
se "Raailord's Beady Reckoner" than
as "MeOtllisaddy's Magnlfios•1 Men-
dae11 I" when It is reported that the
mooting became "oonvalyd with laugh-
ter" at the mention of my opinions.
Mtryhtfluenl mendacity are meld words be
apply, for some who were primal saw
and heard nothing of i1. However, sup
peeing 11 were true, as Mr. Id°0111londdy
endeavors to ahoy, 11 is bat proof, 11
proof won needed, el the sort of stuff
that is dished op to tickle the palate of
the erdinery Grit ambler. Imagine •
reference to the *pintoes of an obsonre
iodlviderl calling forth "onvalsiwe
laughter." 11 emote'. m^, to prove
that • Clink/also I,,,'ie in no degree r
moved from • elontreel Grit to able .i
spool, of the ohaetto 1wIl4dte that nm.ns-
lied from the great 81r WW1., I Laurier
himself last week, when, In *peeking of i he
preferential trade quartiles be gave it as
his fiat and therefore his most important
reason as be why Great Britala has been
ghee. preference, '•1 logs Nyland."
Who would swallow each unadulterated
both as this, but • hide bound p•r`Wn !
As though any statesman ever framed •
tariff on the grounds ot love for another
country. One would think that we hid
te•ohed the mlllenlam, and goodoesi..,
knows then 1s nothing one eon commie.
te be further removed from the Mitring*
than Grit mis-tele. Imagine the Pre.
mist of • country 000upytng the time of
an •edleooe by svob manifest consense
However, he evidently know the mental
oallbre of his hearers. As to my pro
pheree they may be as geed or u bad as
anynody else's. Let the audience whit
were ••oenvalesd with laughter" remora•
bee this, "That be laughs loudest who
laughs Wb," and whoa the day of eleoeles
ernes Int thong who have the power ap•
polet honest e(fiolale, IN the b•ltets be
heortly mounted, 1e1 the returns be boo•
only made and the laughter will bare
("hanged eldes.-Jong RANs►OED.
From the above It would seem that the
head
and front of one offending i, that it
was stated In a report of the Liberal meet•
Ung held at Clinton recently That the people
laughed when the Hon. I). C. FRAMER made
refereece to JOHN RAN,roIID'I flying trip
bo the seaboard and Jone's polltieal pro.
--91rwass anent the same. We can very wall
understand that the elf-oonstituted pm -
phot of evil wonki not have been "convolemi
with Laughter" held he been present, Mut
the persona present at the meeting who
weren't "oonvukwd with leughter," or who
didn't rieker outright were a lonesome
minority; and the person in the audience
who told Joss that the mention of his
near in the role of • prophet was not mirth
-
oww , mtut have been deaf and lamb
Why, J.sa's anions and woods
aro uothing if not mirth pnlvukiug, alxd
Gin effort of his to hide hu Tight under a
bushel, and hi, public reference to hinny!!
ns "ani ut.Huro individual," are tut of •
pleoe with his usual efforts to appear on
parole.
Again, JOHN doesn't like giving, England
• prefennee in anything. He is not as
.futiful a Gott of the Old Laud as he should
be if he finds fault with the Premier of lhiv
ouutry, ne anyone else, when he says '•1
lore Eugluul " JooN is trying to out -do
TI'i•r&H,who haepubholy stated, "Localise
is too English for me." But there IN
reason for Rasterogo's ill -wilt towards
Britoin-there is • c.tuse for him spleen
against the Old Land -gid that is HUM
used up In the fact that the bringing into
Cowed., of British malt, (an act of the Int,
Tory Government) hits him below the belt - -
iu his trowuer pocket. Why, only text
session JOHN ItANN/Yn•D hal a pet scheme
teruught up Au the Bower, sp.oially to the in-
terest of the eel( uuuufu curers-uf whom
JOHN is a magnate -amt when it was pass -
.e1 iu the Cumulous he wan all smile" to -
want the Literal Government, hut when
the bill war killed by the Serrate hie smilee
were turned to frown,. latticed of con.
deinuuug the Senate, he turned sour on
t hose uputt whom he had smiled before, and
when he went un his celebrated trip W the
.«aboard he took with him a set of blue -
glans spectacles so that he might not see
the prosperity that warted there.
We all know the remainder of the story.
in • moment of weaknra he put his blue -
glees Improesious in print,, regardless of
Jaye warning to the contrary. and a clever
young Clinton writer -Own -me Bczzu-
wind after him with a quill so sharp that
Joust RAs.ruau has bent busy ever ehice
making private explanation", -Dever haviug
dared to reply to the retuark, of hie able
young mine. Now Jona- has crawled out
of the seclusion in which CuAat.sv litzzo
put him, and, having made another study of
the stars in their courses, has once more as.
stinted the role of • prophet. That he will
be any more succeeeful in his nxent pre.
lictions then he has been in the past no•
liudy believes, but his friend" c.un't help
augbing when JOHN trues to put 0u the
prophet', mantle. He understands the salt
husinesa, but he can't prophesy • little bit.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
Jrl? soMRTlat, Al Is.
London News : A mm is not necessarily
• wooden man because he is • ohlp of the
old blot.
HE'LL It "LCE ASTIR, THE iet e-nooro,
Hamilton Herald (114.): It must be ad•
Woad that Hugh Jibe to "a ohlp off the
old bleok ;" but 1t has yes to be deoid. 1
whether b. is • blue chip or only • red one.
Do NOT lN0w lvl elate.
liell.vllte lntell'geoo.r : There 1■ a be•o-
blful hymn, "Snail we koow mob other
there I' Many people slog It In charob
who doo'1 seem tr know some of that, old
acquaintances ben.
Yrs, AND WHERE ARE HA1RJART AND MiNrA•
GCE! •
Toronto Star : 8•- Hibbert Tupper, the
publlo mon who 1s miming, and concerning
whose whereaboate (here if so muob anxiety,
Is of medium height, smooth -shaven, with
• bandngmo and Meyer If sot kind lam,
natty in dreg, std appa/a.My 'boas 40
yeah of arc -
NOT a Zt&L"!TEIMIr.
Hemllton Herald (Ind.). sir Cowries
has ',mod • new oanes.1 offence against Sir
I:L .• 1. It is the feel that Sir Ittehard is
home y Tror, SIr Rlehard 1. no Adonis,
h -r•
as bas no ears- to dread oomparleee
wnh either of 5" t'at'les' Ileotsoao' •,
H,teever, this o.mp..,i.. a oo beauty com-
petition.
THIS rARMEBA .GET A ,HARE.
Hon. \t 1.1•m Malook said to his notelet,
Hr speech : "The total exports of Cana.
Man feta :redaote, Inoloding animal" and
their procu e, relined to Canada 1n IVA
f50.591.000. whereas In the fiscal year loot
elo..dthey brought book to Canada $83,•
326,921." The farmers are get.ing • share
of the preeporlty.
Tilt LalloraD■ OF THE rrerRg
St. James' Gazette : According to • Ber-
lin professor, Dr. Rietz, the language of
;I o future w111 be English. The professor
t ees 1• the spread of the language !n Ar
trains and Amoeba • sign of o ooming via•
tory of EogWh. Naturally, be is not quite
sure of Int right to hold this proud pnsltloo.
With true patriotism he onto out that the
German grammar has a .tach more logical
structure than the English. But loglo does
not conquer .11 thloys, nor determine them
In this world. English w111 become the
universal world speech.
T111 .'ANNY '00•T,
Orllll• News -Latter : Oce of Orlllla'e
most popular dentists was the reelpleot of
• lefe-handed Sontob oompllment the other
day, which singularly well exhibits the
Sootch ohar.oter. The Soolohman called
for the purpose of having • big doable tooth
polled, and by way of preface said : " I
would sooner be poundea wt' • elab than
hots yen tooth pulled." "Why!" asked
the dentist. "Itooanse," said Soolty, "11'1!
hurt." The dmneltt said : "Man, I can
give you gas .ad you'll not feel 11." "Well,
1'11 take the gas. While the dentist was
preparing to •dmlouter the an, dhoti°
Bootty began to rune his mowy. Tho
dentist rid "Oh, you needn't pay till
after." Booty says,"It's no that. I tboht.
I'd jolt runt tit Mur before I went to
ERES AND EI.OEEOM0.
Simla* Reformer: Farcy things are
onstantly occurring as the result of the
complexity of ownership and buslotjs. Thus
we have be* owners demanding that fruit
tree (swoen eh•II not spray thele trent with
poisonous fluids lest the bent which go for
homey to the blossoms be air poisoned.
how the lee is regarded in the State of New
Yerk at • temperer. A New York marl
has deolded that a man le liable for dam•
ages hii bis her to the fruit trees of another
man's farm. Thus t he llboe.y of the little
busy bee, gathering honey .II day long, 1. to
be °anoi t!. By the deoiston of • legal
man she fe a trespasser, and hat no niers
right, 1n law, to ge feeding on the blossoms
r other peoole's plover than the festive
ow has to brows', lo • neighboring farmer's
garden How thetteeal,' 1111le brwlll beed-
united just what flowers she may sip hooey
from has not yet been determined.
A*OHI■ .'AM►E•1.1.'" HAT.
Toronto Telegram : There is surely •
dearth of national Cesare to Canada when
Me hat whloh P •oblbald O.mpbell, M. 1'..
declined te remove o1 the •leging of the
National Anthem mast be mule a (enter In
the fight ago' not the memMr for Yen►.
Hen. N. ('larks W•llaoe is net se west
In West York that tis Coneervasive press
most be forever °heating 1M greet en of
Mr. Campbell as expo.ed 1e the entitling
experience with his hat, it was the patrio
tie duty of no man 'h the Hoose of (bot -
moss M enlist veloe and 1st In the °heap
demonstration that Hen, W. H, Montagne
erganiood for • purely pertly oet,,o... There
we" ne reason why Arohlb•Id Campbell
or any other man should dance to the
piping of 1)r. Montages. Patriotism still
survives, and will matinee to serene, the
•book whiob mu dealt It en that oon•alon
There aro plenty of lemon nose whloh
Arehlbeld liampboII, M. 1'., and the oases
he stands foe ase be •laked wither/ maks
THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO
log the hat of the member fee Kest • plr i►
In the ('eoaervativ platform.
A OAMK %OATH 11.11%•16u,
'l nrontn 'tar : N hat a the moat dal dif
fereoce bet urs • genie of blll.rd* a•d •
gene ofortyoet7. '1'o play either the n
yatremate an the same-- wood judamsal, s
true eye, i rad • sure hand Tho real d11
(ereooe le that • billiard table costs more
then a oro,net set. whiob 1. not • moral
difere•r. The prejudice against billiards
1s due to the fact that 1t generally has boon
the hotel keeper and not the parse who
has neat the seoserry mealy to provide
the billiard table, sod the table has beep
put in • rcum adjoining the b.r The game
is condemned becvuve ut 1 i. company It
keeps, although thou/ who oendomu 1t make
so attempt to bring 11 into better oompaay.
It is • game that could he townie , .ed it 'v
worth among. II wi" pu-ale any man to
•bow when there is anything In the minut-
est partluulew objeotloa•ble 1a billiards that
Gannet he raised against oroluet. uroktnole
and cheekier. It used to be r aid that the
Church let the devil have all the good
music. 11 1s now going to let him bare his
ohwu» of the Innocent games and painter
of youth
wily THEY MATE ME TABTL.
London Adverting I The reason for the
pot.leteot Opposition d.aunulation of Hop.
!Ir Tarte In Caterio 1. wall known. The
Opposition manipulators bav• for
given the Minister of Public Works honor
be mooted the colossal rssoahtise that
sen permitted under the late regime, and
they desire to get •veo with him on that
account. They also hope, by attacking
him, to add to the stre.gth of their private
canvas •galnet the lio.gnmeet honor it
has a French speaking man at 1t. bead.
That the attacks oo Mr. Tarte are w1th•
out warrant la idioms by the foot that
though he ha. been head of the Department
of Public Works for over four years. not
one of baa opponent. is able to point to •
dollar Unit has been erne/telly spent.
Ile record ot Hon. Mr. Tarte stand" la
marked oentrast wllh that of his predeoes•
sore In °thee, ander whose rwlme millions
of dollars of public money were, by one era
pedant or another, niched from the public
purse and appropriated to the ow of the
contributors to the campaign funds of the
Conservative (,arty Witness snob oluesal
"reeds as the Curran bridge, the Quebec and
Ewqufmall docks end Sootier' "B "
THE CANADIAN CONTINGENTS-
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a reetram
ONTINGENTS.ate■Irma between tt•e C.■e■et .f lb
l' tare and liberal aeeeeemewls,
1 forooto Globs.)
Sir Charles think. that In the crisis
•.t October the (love& .moot did not rise
he mouton, What It delayed rad hesita
n. I publlo 'Alienation compelled tb
nd
eing of the ortlageote. it is tree the
be matter was carefully deliberated. 1
ar view, It N the duty of Min stare on
unto men to weigh anally the gomtuo
whiob are brought before them. lo tb
w the sit•aluoo wail new, a id then w
good deal 10 be mud to favor of the on
t. bee
otlon that Parliament ought to have b
alt.d before the 000tlogenla were sea
here was deliberation, but there was a
D imities delay, and no dlaseoebo whto
enp•ired the usefulness of the Adminlstra
ion, The 000duot of the Ministers on
consistraste favorably with that of •lconsisto
herr predecessors who, nearly five y
0, were called upon to rat In • time o
sinned danger. President Clerelasd had
erred his remarkable rage In regardte
-soezoela, which brought Great Ental
od the United Slates to the verge of war
'De !evasion of Canada wastefully discol
the Amerman pap, and Colonels o
tlltla whose swords were rusty from
autoue were offering to lead troops Int
DM oountry. So impressed was The Tor
tato Mail with IDs gravity of the situ•tioo
bet it expressed la gr that'. that Canada
was safe in tns hands of Metre Rowell and
ester and the'- oller,laes. "For us to
anode the situation is not without its
cul. Our lot.reste most ba watched by
MIS who are British and Canadian through
sad through."
At this very moment Mr. Foster, Air.
n
aggartaad Dr. Montagne wepreparing
ear plane for rending the Adminletration
under, and deposnng Mr. Howell from the
eadership. At all events we know that •
t►le mon than • forte' (ht afterwards the
overnmeot went to pieces. Al the same
me Great !dribble wet threatened with
tiger trom • new quarter. The very same
ue of The Toronto Mall which told of the
(lapse of the Ottawa Gover.tment, told of
e storm aroused in Enabled by the Em-
ror William's message congratulating
auger on the defeat of the Jamttonraid.
was geoer•Ily agreed that the time was
• of the gravest danger for the empire.
r. Foster afterwards talked of England's
plendld l.olaifoo." One might have eup-
pnged that to the fees of this danger the
'tabbing sod Intriguing Ministers would
ve t.1 least patobed up and postponed
sir yam:el. Not they. The country was
I. virtually without a Goyaloment (or ts.
v situation se
w
d. The sitt o was dlsca.l in the
House of Commons, and Cod O Brian, e-,
Independent Conservarlve, gave hie opinion
of Mr. Foster and the other bolter" In for•
(Able language • -
'Bat 11 is • most extraordinary state of
diens, and dlsoredite these gentlemen who
pretended to be so fateful of Imperial ti-
ter/eta, that they should °or enol •
moment to break up the Government,
which, if it was (sayable of carrylog on
affairs before, was tapable of oontlouing
still longer. Where do we find the Finance
Minister .l the time when It was of the al-
most Importance to the empire that all Its
resouroes should be most readily available!
losteed of attending to his duty we end
him (tarrying on a oonsplraoy which, so long
u hie name remaloe upon the roll of Parlia-
ment,
arlla
ment, w111 be to him • disgrace, Sir, It
does not lin to the mouths of any hon,
gentlemen whe talk about their devotion
to imperial interests to defend or excuse or
palliate 1n the slightest degree the oondaot
of gentlemen who took this aarlloabr
moment, one of the mat critical In the
history of Canada, to show 1he1r devotion
to the empire by breaking upa Government
whoa° duty It mu, regardless of all those
dispute' whloh may arise In • Government
tor the time being, at any rate, to carry on
the affairs of the Government until • Hitler
time Dame to resign their positions.'
The present Mtnlen tedente lay otatm M
monopolizing all the loyalty 1a the maatrv,
hot they were loyal enough to *tend to
gather and to stick to their poste of duty
teat Oot.ober ; while the crisis of five years to ago served only demonstrate the weak-
nedissensionand dissension of the Howell Ministry,
and the oaoaotty of Mr. Foster and some of
agea
his oolleufor Intrigue. They were
thinking of their own Ioterset., not of the
loteresa et the nation.
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WONDROUS REMEDY
1• What ■ Leedom aerl.r Calls Dedd's
Kidney rill..
( iLeedom. Oot. 1. --A large doormat In the
somber of canes of kidney 41.eang has been
N oted In this elty dnrnng the put year.
"There's only ooe th'ie to be said about
It,"said • prominent physiofan, speak'ig
en the +object today.
"This feline off is doe eolely to the use
of D.dd's Kidney tale by the people.
Dodd'" Kidney pills are the meet wond-
rous kidney r•wiMy ever hawse. They are
used IN nearly every hentehnld, whiob *c-
ommix fer the meat decrease of kidney oom-
pla'nte."
Centralia . Harry .lamlrso, where father
live" afoot two mins from fhb place• was
k111.d last Fridaynl•le Leaden, where
he bad bre working
n
at I) S. Parris A no's.
f•elory. Th. Tering man was h.lp'ne to
repair see of IAe 1041.,., wheel he fell off
M. hexes whlob be was stendleg and broke
Ale meek. Hs was 1s bis thIrty•ree.d
yam
MI mttrmm►ttntmnTPI1I MMmtmtnnmIMIttltttt
Razors! Razors! Razors!
The gentlemen who bought out our stock of rAA Ire so cheap
forgot to leave their card, and hereafter anyone desirous of "pur -
chasing" good niers, pocket cutlery, etc , t tr., cheap, will kindly
cows in at the trout door, so that we in by "roe you cowiug. '
A brand new stork of the hest Razors just put in.
...AMMUNITION...
We lead in all kinds of "powder, shot and shells," and are
the sole agents for the famous "Robin flood Biuuokele . Powder."
Robin flood u one of the best smokeless powders on the market.
It is perfectly safe, can be mien in any shell, and trig equal velo
city and penetratice power to any powder on the market.
L.OADED__StiELLS-_
We have a largo stock of machine loaned Abell', loaded with
common black powder, Robin Hood powder and Amb+rite pow
der. All sizes of shot. •
GOOD GUNS FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
▪ McD. Allan
�� IEE eaE e� lee mal Iw'� eA to tae tEw IEE to EAl{1E i��
BE CAREFUL,
la these Amid Winery making sad of
unexpooted hitped.gs, one needs to look
olroun1eotif. and, where It Is possible,
avoid the esespi oted, rid the possible.
Thu bas illustrssieo in • notate( J o•igbbor-
hood, where, .e the story goes. • well•to-do
family was In cis hobit of 1.. rrow',g the.
neighbor'. paper. And this, .c:urdioq to
the sootiest of it, 'a what happened : la
coding Ila little boy for the paper the
father told blm to ran yuteklt•, to hie
haste the boy ran over • $4 sand tf bites,
and In ten minutes looked lite • warty eum-
mer sgaasb. Hb erne re•obed hie father,
who no to 1 o a.elstanoe, and, failing to
notice • bet' ' wire foul, ran foto that,
breaking It ,.own, matt ng • handful of flesh
from bu anatomy, and ralnlog • f4 pair Of
pay' -. The old cow toot advantage of the
gap l0 the (roe, and got Into the ootafield
and killed herself eating green ooro. Hear-
ing the racket, tea wife nn, upset • four -
gallon ohan , lull of rich cram tato • basket
of kittens, droaoing the whole brood. le
the hen she dropped a fleet of trate teeth.
The baby, left alone, orewl.d through the
.pilled milk and foto the parl•ir, run:rot •
breed now $20 carpet. Int oar the excite•
ment the dog broke op eleven settl•n hops
and the Alves got out and chewed fear las
shirts Marla( 00 the bee -
Snob . poem ble atreropue may be avoid
ed by subsorib'og for the best Ince patter -
that 1s hind SIGNAL -V.00 • year in .d•
vanoe. Only 20.,. to 1st. January, 1901.
A PARODY.
'Tau noon hour in the workshop ;
The emptied palls were closed,
And there • toiler smoked bin pipe,
Aod hen • toiler dozed
Thus seek. the workshop scholar
Unto hie comrades : "Men,
We've hall good time• uncle Willa hien la ;
I.,1 Wilt ro !o •gala, '
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
SATrHDAY, Sept. 29od,
.The _following . la the etaadtog of the
pn*lI.ofS.B. ho. 2for the mouth ead'te
September 30, based nu punctuality, good
deportment and g 1 prnfioleney.
I. - Wesley Meek, Garfield Mel:ull•gh
Frr ikle ('bombers,
.1r. Pt 11. -Nine Walters, Gordon Whit.,
Retbie Thompann.
Sr. h. I1 Myrtle Proust", Winnie ,lobe..?
ton, Mary Monk.
Jr. II.- McKee Johnston, Irene Hick,
Meredith Clark.
Sr. 1l'-Gertls Sturdy, Arthur Willson.
Albert MoCallagh.
Jon. 111 -Mabel Prou.e, Mamie l'o'll,
Irene (,lark.
Sr. IV. -pearl Willson, Nettie Sturdy,
Alia Johnston.
Jun. Lassies. -Mettle Johnston, Linda
Study.
FRED. J. LAWRENCE, teacher.
n r
eenteated to Death.
" Von are In the last stages of consume)
Goo and oanoot live more than a month,"
were the words of deem heard by Mr. (Ins.
Richardson, of Laurel Sprints, N C„ (rem
her doctors, " but she began to nee 1)r,
King's New Discovery,' writes R. 1. Daugh-
ter', of that plane, and was wholly oared by
1t. She 1. now *stout, well woman." It's
the supreme ours for desperate diseases of
the throat and lungs. Infallible for coughs,
olds, bronchitis, asthma, °roup, whooping
oough. Guaranteed bottles 50o and f1.00.
Trfal bottles free at James Wilson's drug
store.
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MatiteaPra•e.•
Sa naa. Qat. May 9th, 1900.
To Tleg HOWARD FcgrArt CO.,
(ievft,eesg :-The Managing Committee
of Margaret Avenue School hereby etpre,v*
their satisfectioo with the heating of that
school by Our firm. %-our two combina-
tion futnacea `bale given us a temperature
of from 65' to SQ degree, in fire lowest taro
weetber, 7ttdi7ve, betties, reduced duced our
coal from 4,3 tbn.in 1899,' to 27 tons fur the
past winter. After trying three different
fumacee, without being able to heat the
school, we feel that we owe you at least our
thanks in saving us from any more trouble
with the heating of Margaret Ave. SchooL
Yours respectfully,
0. M. 1)181'.,
Chairman. Margaret Ave. School.
J. R. WORSELL,
1' a eep Stove std, Furnace Man,
Sole (b, (ioderich, Ont.
A. Great Snap -
T.
1s our flinger Snap, .t 50. •
poled. of which we eel! • barrel • week.
This levet our only sn.p, as we Barry
everything that oan be found In an up-
•U•daN Erocery store, rad oar prices
are right. The farmers know th.t they
can always get from os • gasp tor their
produoe. We draw the line at no
legitimate trade - everything goes
01 ...twang or potatoes, garden stuff or
nhntoeet tells Chloe. We dial in •11
of them.
G. TIPLING & 00.,
Bedford DlooL,-O ld.rtoh.
J. BROPHEY & SON
- THE LEADING -
Futtera\ \)'vre,etora ant\
Y1tMookintrea.
Orders carefully attended .M at all
hoera, night er dao.
Store en West street. Neetdesee, flue
bee Mrvet.
GENERAL ELECTIONS...
t -
We have not received authority to say just
what day the elections will come oft, but, as
we are running for the first place in the WALL
PAPER_JIne, our election ,is now -an&we
are going to be the front BOB, if prices and
preii>rlfeatwill cou-nn.-- - -
Goderich J3argaln Centre
FALL GOODS
You will find our new stock made up entirely of
goodsthat are TRUSTWORTHY and SERVICE-
ABLE, and our COMPLETE ASSORTMENT in-
sures PERFECT SATISFACTION and easy SE-
LECTIONS.
NEW DRESS a00DS,
NEW FUR CAPES,
ITZTti Gpr,x a NEW MANTLES,
NEW -UNDERWEAR
111011 GRADE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
Extra value in Men's Fleece -lined Shirts and Drawers,
t 'orae and see. Colne and compare prices.
Come and see, and let us convince you, as we surely can
that you will SAVE MONEY every time you trade Rith us.
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JAMES ROBINSON'S
tire Tier Comb
with the
D. D. Co.'s
Syr. of
WHITE PINE
and TAR.
Yes eat.' ,.s setkiug
better. Relief •linnet.
instantaneous.
25c 5 f01W woo
Ifs Time to Pat op the Stove
and you want
BBATUALL STOYR-PIPE VARNISH,
25 dente - 5 for $100
"Best we ever used," is what they all say.
Least Odor. Brightest Lustre Qulekg
llt
Drying of All. 11 inmate 'eta All.
Omsk (sett.-- Diluted makes an eaoallnl walnut ■1a1.. lies
for iron fames sod all outside Iris work, opal seu►tle•,•1••
Makes • floe palet for boggy bodies. Spiral peke
the Fallout. by
W. C. GOODE,
BEDFORD (LOCK,
Chemist.
Just Arrive
ra or -o' 1t.
,ewer 1110
A Fresh Car, of the
COebrat
Thorolcl Cemen
N.
D. ROUGVII3.
THE CASH HARDWARE STORE. titeit4
H ELLO ! =re„mx.evrs,c.i
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THE BEST
ScrallIoll Bard Coal
IN THE MARKET
AE (7•al wNchalli.. fooor . the tonMam
rket .miss,
wllweyet I.
WM. LEE"
Orden len ebLEZ & 5IMPRAa»'s a. CA NTELON.
Sten promptly attended to. WEBT-8T,
CANTELON!S
Pastry, Oyster Patties, Tarts, Sborl
Bread and Cres Rollaince
Pies and Lady 14111011, KLEMs,
Macaroons, Ermines,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
areas good as the beet made jp aaj
city in Canada.
.• Canteloo lends the trade
WEDDING
CAKES
in fancy designing and ornament
ins and almond icing.
fine him an order and your sat.
iafa:tion will be assured.
He. R M EMBER
Oo13 goods are NEW ; we hav+it only ONE
PRICE FOR EVERYBODY. All goods are
marked_in plain figures. It_ you wish to
know how much more goods will cost you
elsewhere, just call and get our prices first.
KIDD'S BOOK STORE.
The Old Firm, The Old Business,
But a New Stand.
To TIIE_Pcsuc, . _ _---.___--
We have reltloved to the store lately
cattle Bros., tinsmiths, which we have stocked
plete line of Groceries, and where we shall he
than ever to attend to the wants of our custom°
A call upon us in our new statin will please
Yours respectfully,
occupied by
with a coal_
able better
rs.
US.,
STURDY di 00.,
i? ;.,.... ..,,. THE GROOS/M.
ter
to
wear, and
hard to
If you buy from us you carry home money which
you expected to spend.
tli Sole Agent for the Slater Shoe.
'veriazawrf.'ti FIgenIit
aw
Walking Shoes.
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Good solid wear, and
real comfort in our men's
heavy street shoes.
Built to wear ani stand
the walking which you
will certainly feel like
doing when you wear
them.
All tbs best makes,
in all shapes, sizes and
widths, are here. Easy
to get a fit -easy shoes
wear out.
WI1. SHARMAN, Jr,
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