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29 & 30.
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1ELETTES
c, for 8c
@LOVES
'es at • reduotitlb.
JNDERWEAR
•. 15c
22c
45e
NDERWEAR
is Shirts and Drawers
s' Shirts and Drawer.
1e in Boys' Hose.
d30.
Trines, Fur Gauntlets,
cats, ladies' Fur Coats
)V. 29 ec 30.
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laws
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S. ALSO
JT SAWS
Sets, Files
VIE.
rem
!FOES
A WORD'
e you to call and see the
1 Chnatmaa packages we
The Very latest •tyle
bottle of fine perfume in
ler (ase, satin -lined and
e cases are to be used tor
ove, or jewel oases, etc.
1 other stylet too. Best
ad
Chemist.
!
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
OF
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WAYS ON HAND
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iii MARKET
1 en the Market Sinaloa
the ter • ton,
FL M. LEE.
as • e>auHA3D'$
Italy aeteedd M.
TORE.
'Y PICTURES,
S,
'ERiODICALS.
io old goods to
& CO.
.est, lisl.es.
THE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO.
W. Acheson & Son
ituuerick'e December fashion sheets free • The Delineator now in and for sale.
DESIRE TO SELL
is reason for
These Remarkable Values
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOV. 23 and 24.
1n0) yards Heavy Fine Flannel-
ettes, 27 to 30 inches wide,
patterns and oolorw are of the
very best, in pinks and blues,
a reguhir 7c value. 'fwo days
your choioe at per yard 4c
50 pairs Heavy, Soft std Fleecy
White or Silver Grey 114
Blankets. Had we to buy
theta the price would be
$1 50. Special sale price per
pair $ 1.00
15 dos. pairs Men's Heavy Black
Worsted Hose, sire,t, 10, 10i
and 11, warranted all pure
worsted yarns Regular 30c and -
35c goods, dale price 17c, or 3
pairs for 50c
123 pairs of Ladies' Corsets in
nearly every make` "B and C,"
••Yatui,""Watchspring," "Con
tour," "D rind A." Not every `
elle in every make, but every
elle ua some make. Regular
$100 and $1.25, selling at.. • •69c
lU pit•cee 36 to 38 inch Tweed
Dress goods, neat patterns and
plein cloths. Former pricer
were 25c and 30c • yard : now
all at 12ic
25 extra heavy, all pure wool
Hugs or Shawls, perfectly re-
versible in pattern, of a beeeti
ful brown check or plaid.
Heavily fringed and suitable
for handsome capes. Regular
value is $3.50, only for those
two days we offer at $1.95
54 -inch curl Mantle Cloths in
Cardinals, Scarlets, Green..
Best makes and most suitable
for children's cloaks, regular
value at $1.40 a yd, special, $ 1.00
Fur Coate, Fur Capes and Fur
Bona, at prices that will sell
thew as soon as seen.
24 only Ladled' Mountain
Bear Capes, full long length
and a sweep of 80 to IVO in.
-Coney Dollar and h levity quilt-
ed and lined with farmer's
satin. inside pockets fur trim-
med, a splendid garment and
quality guarauteed. Regular-
_ ly sold elsewhere at from $9.00
. to $:150 Your opportunity
for two days, each et $6.85
bulled' Fur 'tuffs, good length
and with 8 sable tails, special
for two days... , $3.00
5 pieces 27 inches wide English
Tapestry Carpets, good weight.,
well covered and this season's
patterns and colors, suitable for
any room. Regularly sold 50c
• yard, et 39c
We lutrticularly commend early shopping. Eight o'clock
Friday morning will find all goods displayed and as
advertised, and us all ready for serving those tempting
1,a Tains.
W. Acheson & Son
A.C.T. U. (ULCMN.
Dk1•a•0la cIYAafrrs SALMI.
Q• .,modl .iulete the reaps men o1 this
a aa',) ob the the record they made is the.
artal of oirarette smoking for the month.
of January. ++
1• this mootb the eneo"faoture and sale
of p.;,'', mgarsttsr is the two great cigar.
We mak log interned re elutriate, fell �.
off more than 25 per teat., as oompared j
with rut year.
Ti.imetes • re 'aorta% of 4,',405,970
'Ala -eyes ehioh le 4 340.590 firm °eat
pick.¢.., •mounting to about *2,170,300
1n these millions of unsold peskag.. there ,
1. • poteanality of orime that a .Imes& In 1
oeoe.i•ah's. %arder•, burglaries, Moslem
tion of ail kinds, moral degeneracy and
m•ot.I poison.
Tee y.%&h of Um land are beelonieg toI
r•oogelee the dagger In the little white i
ooffio 0mis, and are showing • dlapesltloo
to let them •lope. They would he all the
be't.r for • total abeteoti.e, awl the entire I
000n'r" would le eerre.poodinrly benefit-
ed.- New 1 ork Journal.
Two PP oys
Two young boys, eons of • elergyman,
living lo f
Inel0u•N 0wmot not long
•
o
wfh their lather to visit
the Soldiers' Home
In lity,on. Alter a while the oI•rerm•n
telt hu sons 1n sharp of an office. who wee
to show them the sights. Presently the old
anther began
'Now that the old man has
"tt • do not kaow any '.lo nano,' later
meted the older of the boyo.
"Now that the old gentlewae-w said the
soldier
''We do cot know any old gentleman,"
e0oe more interrupted the boy ; "he is mer
lather."
A I"'le while •iarwarn the soldier began
to 'weer. The younger brother looked op
Into his faoe and sod
"Please don't ow snob words."
"Why not r'
"Hecacss we do net his to hear them ; w"
are church folks,"
w"Ohbl.tI. th"' said e soldier, as h• gave •
Rat he did not swear soy more, and he
gamed those boys around the grounds as
rs.peotfully and attentively se It they had
been the wee *f Queoe Vlesort•.
OUR POULTRY AND BRITISH MAR-
KETS.
Neer Rest u be 'neared q Make Emory
Tram Next Tesr's Mosa.d.
(Here o. gstsit1
Oar system of cold et , both as re•
acres bre aefd vteyap firma themselves and
the onld storage oars for transportation, I.
making rapid strides toward re, 'one*, and
It wIll not be long before w. ' ase in Cana.
ds a mild storage system (goal to •nythtng
In the world. At present there is nothing
it mann talked of or written about in the
Canadian prem ea the eeoesslty for media-
tion of the means of placlog oar perishable
snorts on the foreign or English market.
('anad• le becoming • Frost ecuttuy, lb`s is
rsongnired by alll'h•t the gresteet
revenue of this oesmtry most name through
IM agrlonitnrai emirate 1. • pellet unelispet
ed. The live question Afore the farmers,
tis,,, Is which departments of their f.rms
will yield them a qulek and paying
Undoubtedly, of all the ecmoaraetvely un
developed sosro.. of agricultural wealth
mese will more surely 1:1 the Lill than
poultry The dem•,A for the superior
quality on the Foglnh m.rk,t 1. uubmired.
The home market is rale i'Iv leoreesing. A
kelp to thus development 4. the cold stor-
age system of the Department of Agr1-
Nlters and the furoubiog of rett•ble te-
etraouons se to poultry oniture from the
experimental farm system and the Com-
eil.sioner of Agriculture. But the moot
direct aid l to the shape of such large
firms as the Caadlao Produoe ('o.,Toronto,
who buy theohfakoos from the farmers wed
do the fattening, packing, sod shipping of
the birds.
Fa1VeT■ •ITRRPRIMOTO 1r•UR11P'e1
Ry means of private enterprise the ex-
pense of Initiation and the risk of leas
w hich ioovllably attends the opeolof up of
a new enterprise will not oome out of the
pooket• of the farmers. It may be that
when the superior quality of our product Is
known opand appreciated w on the Beulah mar-
ket,
ket, mod the prices established so that we
w111 know what It is possible to get, the
Issas will be opportune for the tndtrldoal
Winer or a...otatfon of humeri to fatten
and ship for themselves Hy that time our
lawman ,hoard be well •owluuot.d with
methods of shtpmeat to an already "gab
Robed market with guaranteed prime.
DRVIOIrMROT ALRIADV RAPID.
This year the poultry' trade with
West Britain has developed as it has
before. As early a the middle of Iasi
inmate see firm ,sol to F.oglan 1 a ship-
ment of Canadian ohtokeos whloh to five
times later than all shipmaster sent before
from this oonotry to any previous entire
year. Next year there will a demand for
shaken' unheard of beton. The farmer
for the preeeat year, and probably tor the
n eit,,hoald not try any dlreot shlpment,but
find oat and send his ohlokens to the most
reliable firms In this onan4ry. It may not
pay the farmers to do this fetteotng, but f1
well oertalely pay them to raise ohtokeos es
sell to the large firms who w111 do the
fattening and .hippie/
My serviette are at all times at the us, of
the farmers. itis my duty and pleasure
to give foil Information as to the beet breeds
for the farmers to handl*, how to roar and
fatten the chickens, where and who boat 10
sell them to, together with all 'mob presikal
information as years of experimental work
are oeloalatd to make of vales to farmers.
It is hoped by a series of letters, of
which this le the first, to Intermit the bar
man 11 • poultry department of their farm
which w111 give them. surely and quickly
In the near future, a revseoe equal to any
other branoh of farming Industry. All lo-
fermetlon se se breed*, ease, Mediae mad
fattening, oro., w111 M furnished free on
application to my Department, Nrperlmset.
•t Farm, O'taws. A. (l. Oilmen;
Ottawa, Oct., 1900. M l'ocltry Dope.
The Toronto News says : "The general
interest that is now being taken by the farm
er. of Ontartn in the ge.tlem of peelivy
raising Is dos largely to flim very praotloal
methods that hale been adopted by the Do
minion l' rporlmmntai Farm at Ottawa and
the Ontario (internment to prove to the
agrlenitnrlots of the country that there is
bug money to be male to Oita peruoolar line.
Heretofore the farmer has looked upon the
hem with oeetempt, and left it to.oratoh for
LOW SHOES AT LOW PRICES.....
a iivlag mown" the b•reyard. He took no
care to procure the moot probable breed of
fowl and eotueyuwtly in tie pest hu de.
rived uomperatiyely little profit therefrom
But the poultry department of the expert -
n ormal term 1• cluing a wrest deal to owe
vino" the farmer that by .muriog • proper
kind of bird and keeping them oo • large
male, the very best &moulal results may be
obtained. The Leith that tis• government
ha• to this Industry I. clearly Illustrated la
the appomtmeot of silty lecturers to lour
O01.rto fur the purpose of instructing the
farmers on the gammon of poultry raising
and to teaoh them the beet methods of
dressier, their birds for the British mar-
ker."
Another effort In the tame direuaoo l
Wheel in • series of letters Ly A. 0. Ulibert,
the sup.rioteodnot of the poultry •eotiom of
the erperlmeotal farm. 'These letters, the
Irst of which a wtveo above, w• behave will
be of groat Impprtaooe to the larmiog tem
muoity, sod Tee Sweat wIII present thew
to Its readers as they are revived.
A QUEBEC CONTEST.
L emeage Driven that freemen, by
Raney Mills,
yahoo, Nov. 19. -Although Quebse is
called "the Uibralter of Ameua," and well
deservee the tame, 10 Is by oo means Im-
prsguable against the assaults of kldmey
due..,. Fortunately the Inhabitant• bays
an ally to Dodd's Kidney fills that marc
coeds to driving the enemy out every time
II gains an entry.
Some time ago Mr. John Ball, of No. 57
Little Cbamplaio street, wee atewkd by
lumbago. He suffered fur two )ears with-
out getting relief from any of the medlotom
he used. Theo he tried Dodd's Kidney
Pills and the first bol he used helped him.
lie used only three boxes, and le now well
aadAtr4pg or every waJ...
.maid's
A MODERN ROMANCE.
♦ wary or love la whim a- fruity •,a
!Reid CIrl figures.
(London Advertiser, Nov. 131
About five months •gs • young Eogliih-
m•a came to Canada and went to • farm
near Woodstock, where be was to engage in
the learning of agricultural pursuits, after
the fashion of so many young saloon of Kog•
bah families. His name was David Howard.
He was • pleasaotspeaking ohap, of agree
able manner and apparently well eduat.d.
His appe•raooe rave ootor to the story that
he told, that of being the eon of an exoesed.
togly rich merchant In Liverpool. The
ollm•te of England did pot agree wttb him,
so be had been sent to Canada to recuperate.
Howard was not Goatees with farm We, so
moved to this sty, lend worked for a while
in • I, Auk here Some months ago bhs name
and that of a young muewal student here
were frequently mentioned together, wd at
one time there was • wide spread rumor
that there bad been a olaodeeuw marriage
and tlopemear. Subsequent events proved
that thus was not so, and that Mr. Howard
oily bad goo. away for • short tame. He
r 'turned won aftor wards, sod their Intimacy
became more marked than ever. They da
oidd to marry, and leave the city. A date
was decided.opoo and preparations for de.
parture besterte.l They determtoed that
they would fork their tortoise In Del.»
Whet the first rumor gained ordence, the
young lady's father, who lase In the nortb•
ern Huron district, was made aware of "the
state" of •H.Irs. He rotted the otty, and
met 1.i. daughter's •ultor. A stormy scene
resulted. $oi,m'(iueotly, however, Mr.
Howard 11 euppoed to bat. met the tither
by •,raeg.ment, and proved to hie miUfao
t,ui that he was really whom he olalv.d to
be, the only eon of a rich mac, and that he
desired to merry the o.ughtet. As to kis
tutors ou.look, he was already reoeiviog •
b•odsoroe allowenoe from home, and be ex-
peoted to roomy. an Immense sum from his
father.
So it was settled. and Monday was eat ea
t • dry for the cepanare Irom London.
Yesterdiey me..,.. y'•meg Howard was to
jubilant .putts. H. said tog,' he lid Ius0
meowed 115,000 Iron his lather .with per-
mission to travel in Ka Stave, IPA adore
to meat him nut rummer in New York.
Instead of carrying out the pareotal ID-
janmNon, b• decided to go to Detroit, in-
vest
o-vest to • bu•Inese, marry the girl he loved,
and the future would be one ray dream -
her did not cut nim off, •
possibil-
ityMr f.tD
ity that he hated to think about. If bosi-
r es. 414 no' snit biro, he would go on the
Rage, to Moorland he bad often 'skein part
in pleats thesirtoals and, so he sail, bad
r,o.:•s 1 an offer of • pert in (ecrd. Ed.
wards London prodoeefon of "The Rana
way (awl." Hu intended bride could ring
also, so they wouldn't stare• •nyw.y. His
t
was would rattier be married
Lir ewes h t
where her parent. oout1 be p.eent. 11.
didn't oars where they was married. H.
mentioned looidentally that Monday eyn-
lee's train to Detroit would suit him, and
tho young Ise, told • friend that she was
gotta
sett to Detroit lest night.
ht.
Today they aanoe6M found at the board•
log hoose where they lived.
The 'sequel to the above @tory is given In
the following desp•toh from Toronto
A young 000ple arrtvd In the clay yet•
twrday moromr, and after wearing • Iowa"
want out to hunt op a minister to marry
them. They got to the Ripti•t Rook Room
on Richmond street, and explaining what
they wanted. were introduced to the Rev.
Mr. Palter, of the First Avenue Baptist
ohuroh, who happened tote In the Rook
Room at the time. On telling the r d
gentleman of their desire to beooms "one,"
be tnok them upstairs to the board room.
where she oar*mony was performed, some of
the staff frnm downstairs acting as wit-
se"s"s
The ooeteeoting ponies. It was learod,
were David L-, eon of Dr. Howard, of L1.wr-
pool, England, and Iona, daughter of David
Moldered -iv, of Klotall, Huron county
Mr Howard le an expert tennis player,
sod fame to Canada six months ago While
trtvelling around he met and was oaptivat-
ed by the sroeedlngly baaAsema MIM Mo
Moroby, and the marriage was the result.
Atter Mr. Parker had tied the knot, Mr
Howard and hie pretty wife went on the
hunt for apartments In the city, where they
intend staying for • few days.
Min MoMurohy has bees • student In
this ;thy for the paslfooryeen. Thee* of thele
Intimate friends to whom they spoke of their
intentions, were led to belleys that they
were going to Detroit/.
At this season of the year we
make a .1 ial mark-down on Low
Shoes. ?'e want to show the peo-
ple what Cool and comfortable
Shoes they can buy here for less
money than they would have to
pay elsewhere. Brand new stock,
and every Shoe perfectly mule.
SCHOOL SHOES for the Boys
and girls have arrived. Call and
examine our stock and prices,
whether you bay or not
STe REO. PRiCE.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Wlagbam : Herbert Mut shag purab•eed
11. butohorla bbu•lnees lately married on by
Jwtwo&Jet...
Beemtller : Mee. J. HalLday bad the orio-
le/turas to bays aloe of her turk.ye steles
Wsdos.dey otgtt of beat week.
Wmgbam: (Jerrie Msthodlet ohuroh
trustsie hays put In as •oitylsoe sae plant.
1t is wld to be an lmprovswent.
Hollstt : Miss MoLmughllo, el Grey, has
been re eogared as tesubsr to S 8. No. 8,
Hallett, few next year at a salary of $250 •
year,
tb Ingham : Word was reemived rsoenUy
by the editor of The Advanos that his sun,
A H Hall, of Ds ''ere, Wlauuu,in, bila/ 1
.141 toyer.
Wlogba.: Geo Mason haa had those
large poplar trees, tbat until rsoeotly stood
la trent of hu readout's on Josephine et.,
oat down and removed.
Wlhgham: Wm, Lewis, totter la the
glove factory, remuvsd to 'Toronto rsoeutly
Mr. L..a made many frloods while
in W Iugh•n., but prefers olty hie.
(loderloh township : On Wsdoseday of
last west • bores belonging to H. Sweet,
Maltland oon., had its leg brokso by a klek
tram another and tad to be killed.
Clinton : Mr. MoUugan, who was the
Liberal defeated In Nast Elgin, is a cousin
of Mrs J. P. Doherty, while M. Mo0ug•o,
Lui
iberal alma In West Middler, le her
o Middlesex,
Loud..baro : Thomas Hiller, near the ill
lase, had a fine call killed by the trate en
Wednesday, 14th Inst. It was In tis geld
and got through the wire fenue, and w onto
the track.
Wingham : Wednesday, lob last , Mrs.
David Hammitt died at the home of her
daughter, Mrs, Edward Malll,ao, 1st oon.,
et an •dvaooed age. Her husband pre de•
teamed her.
Wlmgbam : Was Della Sparllsg, young-
est dao.. or of F. 0. Sperling, of W i..ohem,
hes rso. rid the appolotmsnt of musioal
e t rooter In a corege In Spokane, N aching•
too Terr t.ry,
Seeforth : E. Holcombe, who has
been • resident of Sealorth for Reveal
years, teas removed to Woodstook with hie
tinnily. He has taken • vitiation with the
Cereal Compel), there.
Atroxeter : Jelin 1 'ammo's, "stood eon
of Wm. Thompson, ono* • well•ksowo ter-
mer of this neighborbood, arrived from the
Klondike Saturday otght, Nov. 10tb, said
to be loaded with nuggets.
Brussels : Tuesday ey.oing of lot week
R,r. Deer Hoduln., of 'eslorth, tied the
Matrimonial bow between Chas Karma, of
London, and Mtn 1da. second dereliter of
Wm. and Mrs. Blashlll, of Brussels.
Brussel : On Monday, 5th lust , Mrs.
Geo. MoMaae, 14th oon. of MuKlllop, was
limiting her daughser at the residence of
W. M. S•nolatr, Brawl.. when In some way
she fell and dulooated her left Ines.
Hwlett : R"bt. Brown, of the 2nd coo ,
met with a bad •oaldeat on telondey after-
n oon of last week by he.ng looks 1 0o the
log a7 • steer. Both Moes were fractured
hall way between his knee and auklr.
WNt Wawaoo*h : On Sunday, Not.
1116, Mra Margaret Jane McGee, an old
and respected readout of the township of
Wawannmh, pawed peacefully caw as •t Oa
ago of •eveoty-ore year., seven month. and
eleven days.
Cra..brook : Amin J., the •even y-ar-oid
1,. of Coatis' and Mr.. Ald.rson, et t`ii.
pt es, r!I.1 o0 i\'eduteda) "awing .I lest
week, as • resell of • kiet from a hors, al
Robert Rowan'., reeslyd two wt, ks ago
last S.hb.th
(lodarioh eownsblp : Wesly Barnwell,
w ho has taught school on the B.yfi.ld line
forte p -..t t*n years, 1 ns at the cod
. d his brother, eh.• n
ai the year 1- • auto . h r, J , i
Kirktoo school, Jeho having bought out
the establishment of J T. Cairns, of Varna.
Citation : Motor French, who las had
ct.rge of the mech.olool part of Tr• New
K n tor over 0.0 years, ha. beet Corrpellel
to rslloquiek bra n•'otttom, °wino to 01
hma'th, and 1 •hor,ly for Lacombe,
Alberta, where he hope. the air of that high
altlta4e may be beo.fiedel.
Seafort1: 'Salter T' 'eon, of
Mitchell, has taken 1,10 pml.... euip out
Lim his son, W. A. Thom.. o. formerly
manager of the oa'.n,.l mall here, 1 u oow
of I..ndon 1 he new firm will he kn• .ro a-
tt. Thomson & Soo Tay minder mill.
at Seafortb, Mitchell and Loodoe.
ilrussels . John Tait has a thoroughbred
.le ..y oow four and • half years old, the
h. • grist record b.,tb for breeding and
m.ik giving. On Nov 9,h, 1899, ohs bad •
.I ani n )a1 2she
o f o ( . 1 th 1900,preempted
p
h,•r , weer with another. 226 pounds of
111' •r a,- produced In eleven a oath.,
Brussel.: The aren.oers of Weetere Star
L doe, 'No. 149, I. 0 0, F , Brussel, at
'heir regular lodge meeting nn Tours lay
evening. 8'h fest. proemial Robert John-
ston,
stop,
V. (e.,,wlth a Waltham gold notch,
seven j.wels, fold chain with lootet,beariog
on .11 her side the emblem of the Order, and
an address.
Kreger : Mles Nettle Martin, eldest
danehter of Rev. W. M. Martin, left reoe0t-
ly for the Coo tory of Music, Toronto,
to teatime her stadimi. Ralor. ening Mass
Martin was pr*esnted with a purse of
money sad • oestly-wordd address, ex -
preemies of the onorrsgalloa'e appreciation
of her services as organist.
Morris : Recently ( homes M oFedxesn, a
well-known and well -to do re.'deot of the
17th coo., purchased lot 3, can. 16, to this
township, oontainfng 100 acres, from James
9hoidloo. peyl0g the sum of 1.5,300 He
gets the fail wheat and fall plowing thrown
to The farm 1s a tins one and oorners at
the rear of the MoFadt*an homestead, Mr.
Men d:sae I. now the owner of 460 sores,
300 to (trey and 160 in Calitornla, hut with
his own careful management and banked op
by able-bodied sone, he will work the aorse
quite handl:y.
•.l..adl.g el •
From Coopersvllle, Mleh Dimes word of
a wondertel duecvery of • pleasant Mating
liquid that when used Wore retiring by
.neon. troubled with • hid ooagh always
eeenree a geed .lrbo's reef. "It .111 moos
ours the onugh too," writes Mrs. S Hlmel-
hurver, "for three generation. of our family
have used Dr. Kink's New Discovery for
Consumption and layer found Itat equal for
onaghl and onlds" It's an nnrivalmd isle
saver when need for desperat• lung diseases
(4 toed tentless 50o and $100 at James
Wtlaon'e drag store. Trt•1 bottles free.
Clinton : '1'h• old friends of T. A. (ale
were "hooked to (earn of his sadden death,
which 000arrd at Toronto on Friday atter.
noon, Nov. 9.h Mr. (tale was a1 one time
a member of the banking firm of Tbdail A
(lel., ()Ilnton, but for some time he has bean
e reeidmnt. of Toronto, where he held the
peening of In.o"n'or for the Mercantile Ie
sarano. Co Ile was held In the very high-
est esteem He was only 60 years of age,
and le.yee a .flew and silt children.
Mattel,' : What might have hose a fatal
shnntlag modem 0000rrod Tumidity morn -
fog of last weak. John Thompene, an. of J.
Thnmpeon,11i,Islnn Court (-Iork,washnrrtd
Ig loading Ale gun to atoms dock", shoe the
gen was aroldeetellydlseharged, mailer •
larva hole In the nettle» ('...Ing "hot streak
hie sister, Mies (Mime Thompson In the tams,
grans through her cheek and month, sad
gravel her eyebrow. I),.. 1'aillstir aid
Hteahary et/treated meet of the ,Ant and
dressed the weeeds which mete net N
sietee• as at dr.i reppe.ed.
"GET BETTER"
SAYS DR. SLOCUI
Get Rid of the Cough, the
Hacking, the Spitting.
the Wheezing.
Special Advantages
Are Offered by Dr. Sloane to all
Those Who Deslyd • Positive
and Permanent Core foil Crssim •
tion In spy Form.
HEART
ISEASE
is • sympbm of Kidney
Disease. A w&1 -knows
doctor has said, ' 1 ewer
yet mad s• post-mortem tam
aminatlon in a case el death
from Heart Diseans with-
out finding the
were at fault." The Kidney
sed!, no whish war first oa
the market, most suooeu►
fur for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Trwubleo, sod
host widely Imitated le
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
DON'T
TAMPER...
with your health.
Don't use Drugs and Medicines
of que(tionable quality. Get the best
there is at the game prices that are
charged for i.S.rior goods.
At our Drug Storo the stock is al-
ways fresh, and each article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
has • reputation for promptness and
accuracy.
F. JORDAN
Medical Hall.
z-!yKENDALL S...
SPAVIN
CURE --.r
t.
Ica
Jl
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't
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•
ones advise yes .y. bel beer ase we in le whelk
ono remedy alto" aeelhee has been Wed without
Improvement er hope M a rare Quite try.
Averse et .nearer@ from all kinds of 1rNbtse
bare hem • mart for sa.•rapaloe. ."EeY over
corns who wear tabed.' to sun vee. Dr.
b. made tho can of comnimpt/es apegh
Trona.. the Andy of kis 11ra and l•e144114e
men ane we... Is all parte of (laaaaa are resty
to testify to the m.rvlen• *areal.* properties of
th. 51.0. •Tatem In aleeem 44 ready aria
*ming to prn.e the .sway of ai. t.atmrl. aad
baa eo heoltMten in offering It to you w year stet
friends 0etoutivn.v paws. Tit♦• la order Mee
fee mar test the ateea. imams and ledge fee
yourself ...Mini IL marlin.
FREE TREATMENT
Ton or yew Met Monne .an bare • TRIM eewtw
et Tresl.est ,.ply write. Dos 1' •. at.eeer
rear teat (Y. lArettea. 140 flay el week Teresa -
to. girths poet *Mee ase empress wee* mats.., net
the nee .044.7.. (The gteoe. caret .111 be
pre..tly ...t
Whew raiding for them arears Maes 1844
Mrr.w
Mert•e to rseata e•Mmg Mi..st's froom .foo 1•
*.Truerr 'r.N..• so" ..ami r
11'
4.3. eels ..W,.'a:.ogle . -3. S4.4'Z. 54..,•r.$7..
The old reliable remedy for ee..44., sepses•,
wren Owe. ..d •11 forms of r sneer . It rams
without . bt•,Lh because It doe. not Winer.
14.4 rlwtgeaM, O.1., ►ea, IA '..
Dr. a 1. R.d.11 (1a
Dem the :-wtli r.a skew e1 snarly f .b..ea
I b... r. Dais .fie... form plan to rein that
1 tan weed • Curb et Aar yeen .treed with year
0.rlr, sa.•.. by thesis wily arm w w..0.171.4
yen canna debeg m14r.b., lw1H r1 ►.
Swear. mart. Carload tLWlr. Yh•wla .y
math.
`•_'w�1 Ul. Rae GACTOIIR
hW 1 set twee. I
e . U • liniment for r►m1I
• use is
y
hat
mine/ Ask your Arsonist
for krimildtlIrs
~ .Io also Tr.aftw•a the Her•.,.
the book free, or rldrw
Mt s. J. KPJ(DALL CO., fJ(OS0Ua0 PALS VT.
i
2
t
Slam Boiler Repairing.
The Goderich steam boiler works
having been removed from Goderich,
I have made arrangements to carry
on boiler repairing and also the manu-
facturing of smokestacks, etc.
Repairing of boilers, engines and
other machinery promptly attended
to.
D. K. STRACHAN,
Machinist, Goderich
Work. on Victoria .r .•
'IT'S YOUR NERVES
It's the Condition of Your
Nerves That Either Makes
Your i.1fe a Round of
Pleasure or a Use-
less Burden
"'1'many women life is "n., niton' 1,1 sick
neem, weakness and ill health. To attempt
even the slightest household duties fatigue.
them. Many of the uymptome acompany-
ing thin atete of decline are : • feeling of
tirdn.ee on waking, (Aintnein, eliminate,
sinking feeling. palpitation of the heart,
ahortneas of breath, lora of appetite, cold
ramie and feet, headache, dark eirclee under
the eye's, pain in the hack and gide and all
the other accompaniment's of a run down
and weakener ronstltntion.
All these symptoms and conditions are
simply the reault of • poor quality and
defective aireulation of the blood, with •
wasting away of the nerve forma.
By feeding the system with
DR. WARD'S
TRUIaDAY, Nov. 22, 1f+00.
McKIM 'S
ERECT FORCI
We have the new straight 'rack,
Erect Form Corset. It is the proper
model for the now straight front
costume. It throws the shoulders
back into a military attitude and
removes all pressure from the chest
and abdomen.
61
REID'S
DLD
STAND
We have been telling you about new, stylish and up-to-date Overcoats,
Ulaters, Reefers, etc., at short prices. We have a good assortment of them
yet. We have as well some not just up-to-date in Boys' and Men's, but they
are at about
BLOOD AND NERVE PiLLS
Vous strike at the tont of the eliminate and
lay A solid foundation on which t., Mti1,1.
Moon the weight increaoee, the sunken
cheeks and fisttend biota fill out, the eyes
get height and the thrill of rnnewd health
and strength vibrating through the system.
....HALF PRICE....
Bargains every day in Jackets, Furs and Dry Goods.
W. A. MAIM.
WINDING UP THE BUSINESS
-uF THE
Pedder Bankrupt Stock
December 29,1900
We have yet a heavy stock -on hand ; every department
is well assorted, but as our time is short and everything must
go, we are making this winding -up salt in order to the more
rapid clearing out of the stock.
This is your greatest opportunity for 'getting your pick
of an A 1 stock at Bankrupt prices. We must go ant 80
must the stock. Help us and we will help you by Selling
you s at from 25 to 50 per fent cheaper than you dun
get t em elsewhere.
M°CILLIVRAY, GRANT & CO.,
COLBORNE'S OLD STAND.
FALL, 1900.
MISS
again begs to direct the attention of the ladies to her stock of
millinct for the fall season ot\ 1900. All the leading new
styles an shades are- -- * en and ladies will be able
to procure the latest and the beat in all lines pertaining to
millinery.
Trimmed Hats from.$1.00 up. inspection invited.
MISS CAMERON,
Hamilton Street.
DUNLOP
mw
�j �O
L/D
1111u uu11Mg! --- R BBE
u R
ST, MARY'S T.T l
kept oeo.tantly oo hand.
Also the best bran
d. of Clrfig,
p
V
Tire!
HYDRAULIC and
PJRTLAND
CEMENT
Randers .111 do well to see me before plao-
log their orders.
F. BARIJO IIOLMES
TER COAL •RaLat
OFFICK. West -rt, Near the Square.
Fall Soils &Ovorcoals
50 *01. per box at all druggists', or
DR. WARD CO..
Toronto. Ont.1
The man dressed In a suit made .5
our store always looks trim, as 1t is the
ambition of eyety mea of taste to look. ----
A large ranee of clothe to choose
f rom.
If you are 000templating get.tiag a
l'ght overcoat for fall wear, give On •
ohanee to serve you. Prices right.
H. DUNLOP
Wmit Street
MILL WOOD
FOR SALE.
The above is cut into stove wood
length and will he delivered to any
part of the town the same day an
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at rraddenee, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
;Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
Uoderich, November 21.,, 1899. SA 3m
A new cartage the that makes rifting
on all roads a pleasure--eoonoenloal, tee,
for It does away with tf* vibration thee
shakes and break• the carriages,
AV shaped space het Wean the rub-
ber the and the steel flange pre -
vest. the creeping and Gutting
whinh other tiresare subject to. See
the exhioit at the big fairs.
Hood at ono" for free Tin Catalogue,
flying prloee of all sires.
THE
DUNLOP TIDE COMPANY,
TORONTO.
8T, JOHN WIwg1PRO MOIeTRI•L
LIMITED
You Only Get...
BNiiaul Ian
by the nse of
TRIPLE EXTRACT
SUTTON'S
Polishing
Compound
For gale by all the leading Hard-
ware and Marrone shops, or the manu-
f actu rere,
The Wm. Sutton Compound Co., b't'd
181 Nees St. East, Toronto, Ost.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
NcLEOD'S : SYSTEM : RENOVATOR.
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLIEB.
Manufactured by J. M: MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.