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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-1-31, Page 5THE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO. THURSDAY, Jan. 31, 1N1a LIS W.Acheson& Son JANUARY SALE WILL OVERLhAP ALL OTHERS Commencing January 28th and for the balance of the mouth, and February 1 and 2, herewith will be- gin the closing scone of our winter realizing. Values are lost sight of in face of the immediate selling ur- gency. Spring Goods and sewing bought at this one week's sale will save you dollars. Monday, 28th inst., and all week. Read this list. Call and inspect or send for samples, as our selling is emphatically compulsory. 850 YARDS OF 42 TO 46 IN. CHES WIDE HAND- SOME AND- SOME HEAVY WOOL BLACK DRESS GOODS in neat figures, stripes and magnificent Crepou etfects and plain. The regular range of prices of this range is from 50c. to 90c. • yard. One week stupendous selling and all you want or while they25c last, at per yard ...... .. V 350 ALL PURE LINEN TABLE CLOTHS. Being part of • Belfast manufat;- tureen liquidation stock and bought at a sacrifice. Here is the sale prioe and in com- parison regular prioe. Fin- ished cloths bordered. all around and lisrdaolne designs. 2:2+} yards 85c. .... regular$l 25 2x2j " 41 00 .... " 2.00 2:2a " 1 50 .... " 2 50 4:3 1.00 .... " 100 2:4 2.25 ... " 3 50 8 only Ladies' BLACK AS- TRACH•N LAMB COAT y, fine c]r1 and heavy black farmers' satin lined and quilted, reguI r value 130.00, sale price.. 19.15 •1200 PAIRS CORSETS. One 1 week's gelling, B h C, Yatiei, D .4 A, M. o, Watchspring, regular 11.00 and $1.25 standard values, at per pair 69c 50 PIECES of 32 to 36 inches wide English Prints, war- ranted fast colors, suitable for waists, dresses or wrap- pers, Tight and dark oolors, regular value 12p. • yard, 8c at one price e 1700 YARDS SWISS EM• BROIDERY-beautiful ef- fects in leaf, flower and novelty figures, on muslin, nainsooh and lawn g.caud and from to 4 inches wide, bo't regular to sell at 7c., 8c., lose, 1.2#c. per yard. We place one entire lot -as they have just arrived for spring - one prioe for one week and qnantity unlimited, at per sic V IOc 12 pieces or nearly 700 virile of fine English 32 Co 34 inch white Cambric or Cotton, regular 1272x. quality at. . 5 pie,;es American Lonsdale C'mbrie, regular value 1 40 , 10c at per yarit W.Acheson&Son DUNGANNON. Nortca- The boat agency to Dungannon I foe Tet ew.AL ts at the onto' of .1. O. W Aiw. J.1'., oonv' ano*r. tae who will r.alve or dors for subswtpttova advents ng end lob - wort, and 1. authorized to give reoslpu for amounts paid for the same DR. 0. A. NEWTON, DENTIST, HAS discontinued hts trips to Duog.nno•. Will he pleased to meet ane from that oeIeh• herbals' who may rennin ie «r•iom at the home emoe, Luoknow, where be will be found *eery day tete. week ezosoi Tburwd.s , whew ; h e •Imit. Ripley. epeetai attention paid to er..er•.tioo of natural teeth, Drown and bridge work, em. Keay methods of extract- ing. Tripper, J.D. 22. W!DOING BILL. -0. W•doasday, bb. 1614 last., Was Margate" Ann Sherwood, eldest daughter of Patrick Sherwood, was tallied 1n the bond. of m•trtm.sy to Joseph KlIp•trtok, oldest sen of John Kilpatrlek, MI .1 the township al Aehfi.ld. The happy ample were united by Re•. T. K McNair. In taken of the esteem In which the bride is meld • large number of handsome and •alu•ble promote were given to her. Ah Mor the many rooms who la•orei Lbs oo• melon with their presses. bad postal's° of • beentltol weddlam repast and had *peat • very pleasant evealng to various amuse, moot., they retired to their r•.peoelye homes. In the merutag tb• newly -wadded maple went ta their future horns In Aeh dell. W. .x tend oongratolattnee to them, wt.bleg them • peaalul, prosperous sod 1.R journey oo Lh• noon of matrimony, C• VINO Ann G.uv.i -W. 1'. Orber.on, of Wto ham, one day last week gess your bumble senb• a short but pleasant' visit. W. wore pleased to age Wm look and I«I well, •1s to lean that Mr.. Oneness, whoa eye -sight was affected by the.tfseta sof ha•ter ostlpht oold, 1s gradually Impro•• lag. Mr Ori.reno renewed his aahsorip Nos to Teu Sto.tat. for 1901 He has for • n umber of years bean • "toady eobsoriber, wbioh *hew* that he •ppreolsis, a good Toad paper '1 he reo.ot hoot rind boat. ma *1 the Qaen'e hotel and daogheor, Miss Lott•. nnw •1 (lod•rlob, wore in our village Wednesday and Thursday of last weak.... Morgan Dalton, Mho esteemed Reeve of Ashfield, and John Wilson, of the township of Hallett. were In our allege oe Friday last, &editing the soonest" of the Ioannina oe's bre•svrer for 1900 AM:IDIOT -On Wednesday, 16th inst., as Mn J. B. Crawford and son William wars taking an outing to •lilt friends In Ashfield the eaIter by some moons upset, mid the ooenpanbe were thrown out. W • are pleased to stat that Mrs Crawford was mot muoh Injured r000l•ing only slight con- hasten. en her lana and leis arm. William fortunately esnap.d wlth.se as 'ajar,. v ore 1es Itsd m The •ooldas might gt hays r seriously. ARTHUR COLEY LIVES. eN Stead, as Mang of Ina friends Tbeeghl Se Weald So. Awe Lake, Man., ,Ian. 28 -A yennR man Is living here today whom many p.. pit Is and above Somerset, M.° , an doubt tank to be le his grave. HI. memo 1e Arthur Coley, and when he left Som 1. 1894 b• wit In the tut etg« of Bright's Maisie and diabetes. "Macy will be our prised, I .m ours, to Avd that i am .live," says Mr, 11.1.y, "for I was utterly prOetrat o4 with Bright's 41..ase sed diabetes "I did ant •xpoet fe 11.e. Now I ern able tbmikfully to say •nae pain and week awes are a.knewn to me. i an a former, mid ean sew do as hard a day'. work as emyme, whereas before using Dodd's Kid say Pills I was &g1ten ap t die with Bright's dimes. mid diabetes. This was In 1894 1 am well 1141y. D.dd'e Kidney Pile laved my Itfe. They are to s/1y mired." BLUEVALE, Tnanby, JAS 22nd. Mr. sad Mn. Daniel Lewis ntnrn.d w ?May from vlstNas relatives ie M.tehell. Mr. age Mn Fred Me(h.ebee, .f 5. sib, sport Sunday al John Oardlnsr's Miss Allo. Duff, of Uoleswnrmh, .peat lkmaday at her hems 1. Rl.ev1. The imam' mmetitg of the innovate flag Msafamlarly Oempany was b.td os Mt %relay. The el4 board e1 almoner,' were molested Chairman, James Rlll.tt ; 0. W. Titter i itishard Jab .w. I Jobe MoCrsoken ; Themes Stuart. Mrs. Harper and huts son are vein°, Mrs. H•rper's psreate, Mr. and Mrs Rob ere D.00ao, before gong to Arksneas, where they w111 live in future. The motion given uo l.r the simples, of lbs Chaim Friends I..t t1 •d.e.4.y'oea- Ing was &splendid 000are, bur the stormy alight kept many from &needing It. Amle Arar, who has been le Roohrsbsr for the post few months, is vldtlog hie sista, Mrs Stamper. John Raritan 1e attending Ib• quarterly audit of C O. F. at Brantford We week Miss FINIS Stuart, of Tnrnbrrry, %lotbed Mies Aonle Altoblsoo on Sunday. Mn. Jam« Spell has told her farm to Kieburo to Christopher Dsl., of Hellen. R. N. Duff 11 home frcm bit trip t0 Man. hstlqus. Quito • number in the allege are laid hp with t. grippe. Miss Faonl. Patterson, of Winih.rn, Melted her uncle, Archibald Patterson, oar Wednesday of 1set week. Dr. Hntcblwo, of Staffs, has accepted the position of physioian to the combined societies of rhe olcy ( Thomas, .. St. b •,& n'd will remove his family there. He has taken in- to partnsrebip with him ler 1) E, Hed,eae, of Or.alen. Dr. Hodgeoo will reside to Staff* and condoot the pramica there. While Dr. Hutohison's many friends lit S•affe regret his departurs,'hey will all joie to wishing him pr«perry to his new and en- larged field of labor. DONNYBROOK. Trnnar, Jas 22. ♦ SotrsaarcL K]T•gTA10amltT - Coe esterl•Inment to the Merb„dist oherob last evader breathe out • good ai tsodanoe, and • Ormolu. program eau rendered, obi,fiy by tlederlole talent. Rev John Kennedy, pater of Ohs moult, occupied the oh•lr. A quartette composed of the Muses Kota, Jas. F. Thomson end Chiu. Adair, gays «vara! selections, anti mobs were given by Wee Harland and Mr. Thomson. 'the choir of the oburob aloe rendered a'etee- tion Mies Pentland. of Dungannon, and Mand Wlbno, s1 Iloderloh, ranted. Rev. Jasper Wilson, of Ooderteh, delivered •n imereeNng and ln.trootlre address. Tta duties of •o«mpanlst were performed by Mus Angie Thomson, and the new ohuroh organ eras herd with much aallaf•etlen, Malabo $.y. Pb. days between the loth and :0th of February, 1900, will b. memorable In the htebery 01 tbs South ♦Irivan war. The part taken by the Canadian troops on that day when the''Iton of the north"-(lenersl Crooje--was foro.d to rorrevdsr will ht • poke° of as a work worthy of any regi- ment. The position they 000upled is olaar- ly dsploted in the picture which The Week- ly (lobe le giving free to Ito yearly sub. n orthers. A sample oepy man be seen at this office. I. a certainly worthy of • plea In every C•nadlae home STAer. ASD OOIN14, . - it i■ thought probable that a new lame will be made of stamps bearing the lineaments of King Pd - ward. There to no pre«deet, however, to guide the Canadian •w norl Aw in • matter of this kind. The I•t• Queen 'pomaded M the throne in 1837, but it was not nstil 1840 that the first pottage stem, was elope ed. Prior to the latter dem., and, Inleed, until a mooh Tater Ip.riod, • natant filed snm was paid for the carriage of • letter, and the amount was stamped by the peat master en she matinees The likelihood Is that a neer Issue of stamp will be made al mat Immoolaloly, hob that they will net oome Int g I ase tined the hulk of she stamps at presets 1n stook has been dle posed of. A new oetnsg• Issue for Canada may 11« he required, but 1t Is not yet pwelbl• to say whet .otlnn will be taken Ie this regard, as the poise hos not yet bean «aeid•red by 1be anbhorl.ln. fe.sferth Dr Thee. Wibd., formerly of Smforth, has arrl•sd safely In India. Hs 1. grimily pleased with Rembay. l)r. Wil- iam will locate Is 'dhow. Major Rook le s member of Iho szsnntlys eommutoe of Mks new Pr.vlslal Coe«rve- N re Adesola/lea. MATTERS OF MOMENT. Questions of the Dilly Die - sussed. eatarte'e ReceUwt ISidneastemedi times' - las YAweallea .r lam Tweatlssa Cos - tory -hexagon tad Um Grip USM Werk the Preteallrs. TonoNTO, Jan. 21, 1901. Although reenter Boa door not mab• a beast of It, the eduuatonal apnoea of Oa• Mule la one of the feasters to `f . oat. He had Ib• netdaol of that deparimeot ter many years, snit whet Mr. Hw.00uri 5.ok it over lis cam• Into • well -ordered ubon- tan«. Latterly, the edueallou•l .ya1 m has cum• to for some orli oiam, maloly {awaits* It is • system, and has wrbeln bigamous. shat mast always go with q.tanee. now•v.r perfect, N . ono admin more Iraokly than Mr. Koos hummed that U will *dant of Im proyemeot. He hue thoroughly grounded in bis mind the dogmas' of Freebei, and • lavont• dictum of oar i• cast the ideal spa- te= of edg«tion would furnish every child wltb • tutor. «wowed• there are ons or two tillage which defer them desirable cam- snmmatioo, and whioh muss b• uoosidered by •••teems°. to Ontario, there u a any genual teal 10 learning. Fathers are not uootens that their ohlldren ehehld trudge along la the earn. Sri/oyes se they hays done ; they admit with Solomon, that in ursest of knowledge is theorems of sorr•ew, out •:gus them It is hkswu. hoose.■• .1 pu5eihdaue. Cooley uently the •,•rags of usracy to (lmono le higher, and the school a.load•oue 1. larger, titan in soy other from.. of Canada. W'hers there 11 .cob • prevalent appetite 01 lgarotog It means that many must gat from the same dish. risers oanm.t he a teacher to •vary pupil, bew•yer great the yearly supply, Owe teacher muse divide his &Lbeatloo amoag moor studsas. A system b therefore • u.owny, and eh. statesman's duty is sim- ply to make 1h•/ system os fiazdbls •. possible Another thing that publiulst• wast sounder a the •mourn of money •. herr disposal tor • 1.11.. o purpose Ttt•re ui• many claims on the tr«•alt y of Or l'runnc,-aid to agncultare, •id 10 rail +•p, alit to taduatnee that wilt ioor•a•« ha wea.th •std happiness of the peuplr. 1'bo garment whit he Mit auoordl.g u Lb• . oche (;oneequ•otly, education must not -so for more than iia share of the public (cots. A,th these limitations, a Is surprising bow the edueatioasl written) .-1 Oorw.,u, hugely f«sr•d by Premier Rud, has doe vsI•ped. It bas always been go 01 son ago c• paint at with pride when ws wet. inroad, sod wealthy States of the Ualou hoes often looked enviously towards its r•- . olts. It has given the greatest, oumner of modems the greatest eminent of good with t1,. least (notion. std, sotto of its little In equalities, hem turned out & predigsaa hum oar el good men ant women. It has se•d- ed this Provlo« nobly with oulter• and ,ugh aims • it has 1,151:ted 111 ihfinetwo all hrottgb Ctusda ; and le it.. given our young men ceusider•bto premise to the U..isd States whore they are known, for cods tboroagbo•w and general reforma- Lion. All tble has been .000mpliabed by • .vs - 'am, not fival o: inexorable, but reap. -n..•• to °bugiog tune* and ootdieiow. What n es heopeued to the lent few years? The pubho nbool curriculum has been eiztooded so then graduates have • praotioal equip - Meat Lir the "truant' of life. Normal soboole have been multipled, sod members have baso taught how to teach aoardiog to the most ad•enoed meehods. Tom* n ever wee a time when the ideals of Free• were sem wail uod•ntoo-1, or when •duo•- ttonus oompreb.nded so well the true go•I o1 •duoatlon.\ fsohotoal sobools boys em e000uraged, dud the time is within •Iewmg thetas°. when the hand and eye of the boy and girl wilt be as fully trained as the mind. Tole 4 a strenuous age Everybody is in a hurry. The old humanities still bays their plea• for philosopher", Int srateors and prote«woel men, but the tendency of times u low•rd the praoucal. The education •1 the twentieth amatory will develop oh.rse ter mord than it will heap up koowiedge I• will be dsmooratlo ; it will direct know- ledge in utilitarian ubaon•ia booties* lite Is shot t, and must of the sed money to boy a full share of happinessle is plain now that the rewards of the mdustrineare 'root sr than Mho • of the learned proteostons Ontario has eaormoo. resouroes In her lakes, her mines, her forests. Tee development of She industries •rts:ng from those w111 ./ford 000upstion sod much more than a btslibood to the present g Ion, and itaosta t n p rl y Toe eduuatlon.l system has kept this in new and w• find the Ontario Government enoo0r.glog by grants and bounties) that praotio•l phases of • uo,vsr arty curriculum which .11 help our funurs. It is on this at -Auld that this doper meet. of mlaeralopy and y.oln,y will receive fur: her •selstanoe during the ooming s,,«len of the Leyte:mare. It will he Own that Ohl' *decagonal syn tam anoommodatw iced( to the time.. It is 001 an •hs.lately perfect .ytem, but it grows better yearly. It Is plutio, and no •Iolewt revolution 1. required to keep It ahreast of modern thought. The te.ohers are infused with the nest spirit and ideals ; the emoluments .re better and the Moes, dyes to remain In the profession framer ; educationists •re Oiler. . to embr•oe new and approved meeoe of Ibstrveton: and the system lends issll readily to revision. The beat p lye against grip is pluck. The epidemic is pretty general In the Uotred Statr. • million people are es«zmg their beads off and loading op with quinine and whiskey. in Canada, some towns are reporting mor' now than they have popu- lation. in the midst of them alarms, net one Canadian Cabinet Mlnleter has sue combed to the prevailing malady. Why ,lent shear pluok - responsibility -don't give • rip for tis• weather -work to do, and got to do It. Take Sir Rioberd (*rterrlghl, for lostanoe. What has kept him young .nit snappy •l1 his Ice sloop. clow. sole • toms years ago they tried to drnwo the .Minister of Trade and Commerce. lin ear dumped overboard from • yeoht Into oold, oold water, and he stayed there sour• time adore Ming reamed. What happeved- pneumonia, °hills, and fever t Not • bit et 11 -toot a twinge of gout. Bir Riohard use' • ease, it is true. but, his spier•ms are • e sharp se over, and lit lives in foil pm session of his Mantles to see hte ano.ent enemy, Sir Charles, fleeing to the Old t lountry is the last •leotlon campaign Sir Wilfrid ftanrler addressed b..4,,4s '1 meetings, half of them, perh*pe, in the 'pen air. bore eras sharp weather round shoot Oo tither and Navies -Ow, hat 81r Wilfrid didn't mem to know It. Wherever there wer5 Mies a the .•diem --and what aadleoee looked them when Sir Wilfrid was the fen• cure? -off some that .11k hat, and the Premier of Canada dared the infiesns• H. n eva gel It. He Deme through that nam peers as fit os • fiddle -didn't eyes have • frog In hie throat. if he hadn't bean a Premia he would garl.15ly beys died of as peeers Pluck .ad bd.g Premier will •000mpllsh wooden. Take our owe Premier Roos Heb the most .eemeible man in Tontine. All he asks is .s hoar 0r 10 t• answer his nsrrsspondene. After that he is opine to ostlers, and 1f . manor w111 only wale loom *sough M will he sore lo ee• the Premier Mr. Roes greet. them •11 medially -dopa lotion., *ppllmnes, promoters, and people with gelev.nme. 0.« In his offline, he rare ly Imam it Wore *'yen at night. His l.sobeen he takes In Me reel --.Ass enlsates ter the inner man RN Saturday half hell day le merely • myth Usually he le as hes) thou as a the .Mow five ererking days el the week. He gun es do prtaelpi. /bat We better to wear out them le 'net oat Mr. tSMatton, the P fit,nc,.i :10 In, y. bas au aatah ala seat I.r w,,. k, (et he i. Tenni ..d buoyant, and lull of tot... i no Prelates has reached the .g• when he ought nob be take liberties with no 0.0'.1.0110, H. ought twined ta rotary'. U 5a miters as the British muetlthtloh but to doesn't He neat grim ala winkle' bander than say l.burug m&a lit Trroute, eight hour, he fere dialer, and then probably • baatqust and an oratorioal effort at utgbt. The epeeuh shows pot • alio tl weariness er mo.Nl strain, and to usually the beet thing •u the memo. Premier Koos is nut a stroeg mem, pbyelo 1 ally. He suffers from rhrum•m. , , but he ohalleo.« tho weather with til• beat et them -speaking hareheadedIn the open alr, slut&R too draughty platforms sad t.►• lag risks that would make a Rugby football player tremble. He doeon't grudge an extra twinge for the sake of hie 00aotry. His polittoal opponents are the first to admit that hu pby. coal endurance. is as re- m.rk.ble se his moral morays. At any rate, Premier Koos hasn't had the grip, .I - though he hos given It all the oheooe. In the •baso« of arty other explanation, hie Immunity must be put down to n1e pluot •.d sing Premier, Vaaaz, Slew. to asema The old Mee that the body sometimes Deeds • powerful, drastio, uurvattrs p111 het boon exploded ; for Dr King's New Life Pitts, which are perteoely harmless, randy . timumate liver and Dow•Is to expel potwls cue matter, cleanse the ysrem and .b.olute Iy ours oonsripatton and isi headaob. Only 25a at Jos- W'lon'a dray store. COUNTY CURRENCY• Blu.yale : Jom« l)eom.., father all J. J. Women, agar B:uo•&ls, died on Tuo. day of last week In on y-s.zt11 yew. Clinton - Parttoolarty dutrwlog to the ease of Mr. and Mn. Stoneham. Too for ear has for four years beep very Ill, during the last two years not better out of the howl.; • law dye ago fes was sitting 1a hie swo house, as usual, and, Leming • noise, found 114 wit' lying on the t1.,or of soothe. room, keno, been team) with m por.lru stroke. H. was unabb w ee-,k tauaanu. • .u: n came to time, Mr. Teitahsll'a two heppeoiog tP ruu to. and he want for meds 0.1 •id traoeral sympathy is (alt for Mr owl Mrs. Stoneham. Bi uteri.: tVe •re sorry to record the Isoth o1 0tie Ltu.r L&.tbordale, alter be tog au0uusclou• iho moat of lam weak Mb. w as token look wan teeelline a fortaigh ago. than complained at a pain in the island - is the back of her head, hollowed by srynp Mos on her forehead- It •pried down os 1ar as for braes% Erys,psls went to too brie and the doctors hold cwt no hopes at all to Mho sorrowing fmndy. Mu. Love had always been • most •■tunable you°. lady and • amoral ta•ornt with old and ynag Bread.: Joon Soott and family Intend removing to W'oodeto.k, where Mr. and S1(0. Scott will have positions to the Bap tat Cutlery. Their du tee w111 commence 0m Feb. 15 h. They have Woo residents of Brussels for the past twenty yam', and their many rill ',tends will wish them and their daughters hoppoess and prosperity in thelt now home. They w111 liv. in the Col legs building, where moms handfed studenba also make their home Wtngb.m : Mrs. Wm. Croweton went to the Soottish oennart 0w Tuesday mutat all last week, apparently 1n the beet of health, but•the program had just Leon maned when she took wok, and when medical aid was at bond it wit found ohs was suffer -tog from parole's. Ford wiob : Ford wiob Presbyterian 000. *regatime drolded at their •000sl meeting to ergot. new ohorob on the lou given t. them 1y Willem Hamdt.n )7sberse: Gordon Young, •r„ and bb ries-to-law, Andrew love, of Mille 0reea, were one day remedy the guests of Mr. and Mr., P (Iowans. Mr. Youwg le one of ihs pioneers of Colborne township, having re sided there for over sixty-five years He is still one of' the most extenei00 farmers 10 that township, owoiog between tour band red sod ha, hundred acres of IanJ. Al. though borderu,g on sigh, y y-o's of ago, be to still free and agorae., .0d o. • • lye as nutty men of s'xiy tie Is the oaly sun vlvor of the Young Wilily of ten, hi. brothers, 'Wm, and Atex , and Meters, Mrs R•tsw and Mrs Ryao, having died witted) the last lour year.. fieuealt : Recently while the Rev. J S. Henderson, of Garnet oburob, was on h n way 'o Toronto, he had the misfortune, when alighting from the train at Londns, to slip cm the stool that is used at neo • t.:iu0 nn Mho middle tracks to lessen the distance from the o+r etc to the trick Swing a veiine 1- his hands he tell h••vdy on ho, knee, infi 01.1115 stop *ever* and panful n ja.y that medicsl aid had to b- •Ibfamed, and isr*ad of going on to Torun ro he had ro return home by the evening train. Ho was met at the station and onn veyed to the manse, where medical and .•.o auxin ohta,usd. The friend. of Mr. Henderson, while regretting to leans of hie aerial. and painful aooldeot, which will probably 000tios him b his room for • month or two, will be pleased to know that no hones were broke. In the knee. He. Sall : Mies Duffles, of Thamesylitr, who hsri been in Ravioli on • melt and was retnrmug Mme, had the misfortune, a1 London. to.11p on the slippery pavement, soil in falling to break one of the bones i her arm, between the wrist and elbow. Mb* Duffle" at ,hoe had a doctor est the bone, and less able to the •ft.rnnon to re- sume her i merely home Her friends hops S oon to hear of hoer repining the free use of her arm. A Deep Mystery, I1 fa • mystery why women endure hack - ache, headache, nervou'nom, steeple...nee., melanoboly, fainting and dizzy .pens whim thousands have proved that, Rieotrin Rimers will quickly cure .00h troubles. "I suffer - .d for years with kidney trouble," writes Mrs. 1'hrbe ('herley, of Peterson, Ia., "and a km. beet pained me so I onal4 not dregs myself. hu' Kleotr(o Bitten wholly cured inn, .rd, elthnugh 73 years old, I nnw •m . fele to ,to all -my housework." It over - comes a mnotiroMica, Imprn•. • appe'Iie, givea portent h.sith. Only 50o at Jas. Wil. son's drug st"rr. A 110130111 DIATH.-Oo Monday of loot weak (roe Axton, tr•yeller for A. M. Smith & ('o., wholesale grooers, London, was to Wloab.wl on his regular trip. Hs complained of not being well, 10l of • pain in his howl, and went into Se- haselan's harbor ■hop to have hot olo'he applied to hie head While seated in this ohair he lapsed Into unnnnsolouenees Ho was remotion to the Brunswick Hous., where he dud on Tumidity evening without regaining onn.olnwneal. Mr.. Axton was n otified of her ho.hand 5 elle... and reaohed Wingh&m on To...day morning The re mains were Paton to London on Wednesday morning The deceased was well known In O.derinh, h.•tng rsprsmted him firm In this distrlet for many years. Ho was forty. seven years of age Luna Arrau Rrsagn Tien Now. Where have you stored your wheel for the winner -- and brew• bee that you in est allow the wheal in stand for months on the tires, goes Dunlop tires, mads u they are of the very Met matri.l,will Ito Injured by tb• ountlnnous weight pro•sing dims In one pleat, and perhaps iron. ng in that position. Frost 5(11s robber when not In g ee. This is tgn&lly true of rubber oar rbp tires It allowed to nand Icor aro der the beery weight and Deemer. of the cantata the remittently and .0.1(1, of the robber is lamed. When nee In um •11 rehher Mrs" should M rationed of annotate. try wdeht The Daalnp (J.mpanv are geatls. out • simple diode* to apply be marriage tires when set Is sr,. GODERICH TOWNSHIP. W EDS aousY, ,1 ,0 23 1 y'hae1...TATIno.- It to easoly .«u that EJ..,u Aubsson end Me .whip• site are two of the popular ts.ple to this •lolalty, ias last Thursday .veoto, about half past Noah upwards of eight of the mebers and •etants dbof bile Hm olm«nlle Meth .dist oburob assembled at their maidens", betas their de to Uod.rtub, •ud took than oomplal.ly by surp,i.s Abou tl uelook Ker J. Otero, 0.11.1 the coin puny to order, wbw J 'Irons/the sod S. T. Welters Disabused Mr. Auh.wtn •std wife with two all the moat bs.utiltd oh.lre chit ooull be purobassd In Chown, 10000. panted by the f.11owlog address, read by S. T. Walters:_ 1'o Mr. and Mts. Lohemon t Dema Fatambe ;-We, the members sad adherent. all Holmerrillo Methodist oburuh, kuowlag that you are & won to tenni our midst, desire u•lore parting with friends who hove beeo suoh helpful, painstaking and nth ism workers In the 1 depart - moms of oburob work, so .how l0 1 small doors.. our appr«cation and esteem. IVs thsstore alk you to *meow them °hair., as .n ezprtusion from os that you carry to your new home lit 1 • tench our hest w1.b4. and holden. rtgarus. W. trust and hope that you may be long spared eu espy 11t,, and to wn.mu' to work for the Master surround, 1 by other &estimate., pro•1ug dally this "Christ Is all In all,' meet at last when Ido a ended bora may your. be so 51104.nt .111150 a loco the sveirlstiog Kingdom .f sur Lord and Saylonr. S;gosd oo behalf .f Hdm.evlll. Methodist ebonite Joan 'IKeW•ltTUA. 8. T. W ALTea. Mr Acheson gave a very to,'ohing ubd •motional reply, the last words being test be uuuld nos find words to szpree• hie tb•uks. Mr. Gros gave very short •d'i,..., after whom all loured i0 alouing "Blest tie the 11e Tb•s Bind. ' Mr Acheson that said the house was theirs 1111 morning, and Ike oomp.oy of osurSe •ooeptod, as shay .11 joined in ••rlous games mud ,octal 000 vet... About eleven supper was announced and from Mb's 1101. sill about ens oo.uuk yst.rs were ter wed to abundance. Before lesv...g ,hey mug 'God Be with You till W. .Mort [basin,' after wblob all pitied In cap lug Auld Long Syoe. CHURCH NOTES.• / A p'ar for the new chorus+, to rattlaoe bat at proem, fining &orrice for the Ration - 'my •treat Melhodlet oohgrsgastos 01 (Ain - hos room wu.pted by the building nom• mi.,rse. It provides for an auditorium arid a &boot room oo the game Boor, erten ample aatommodation for ohms room.. ole. It will probably be batlt of field .sono, with 'ir Seel rock (.clog for windows, sto , ..-1 it b eet'mated chit tate as,t will be between, thirteen' and I,ur cam tbous.vd dude,.. DON'T TAMPER... with your head h. Dor4, use Drugs and Medicines of queationtsblo quality. Get the best there is At the same prices that. are chat • t1 for inferior goods. At our Drug Store the stock is al- ways h.•: , and each article pure, po- tent and satisfactory. Our Prescription Department hag a reputation for protulltices and accuracy. F. JORDAN Medical er,M:, a4ski• y„f • •/ eg mor fl t, -/'- "Atwell on his Fens," If yea toe Pae Tsars you 1•111111t• It. bet .111 twit. stock IA* rkau 1. atlemi1. pis tore. Tt. Peg* Peace I. wow. r ear own factory, (tom cooed wow mode byo•ele, end twin u strong u wad .d w ether s er fess. Get this year's prices, they an tower rk.a last yew. The PAGE WIRE FENCE CO. (Ltd.) WALKg.sv,Llr - - DUNLOP SOLIfi RUBBER ar iae Tire I A n'•w o.rnage erre that makes riding on an rued. • pinasnr,-eomomioal, Mo tar tr Tinea away with We •th aeiew w ehakte and brooks the c'.rrlag«. A V-sI'.p.d spode between the rub- ber tiro and the steel /lenge pre- ens the creeping and ent11.1 whluh other ttr«are salient to. Ilan the exhlelt at the big fain. Mend at nnre for )'r., Tire Calo1o514, plying pf le., of 611 .IL«, THF DUNLOP TIRE COMPANY, TORONTO. LIMITED Yr. /.1110 anis ln'.o NOgtatAL Fall Soils & Overcots 7 he man dreamed In a suit mud. at Over store always lot kit Trim, as It It 111 •mbitlon.of ono; men of cast to In, it. A lerg. Inge el oaths in cheese from. if yon see e0Memplating getting a II.ht us •rPn.t tor fell wear, give u. • oMnce •n • .. s you Prices right. H. DUNLOP Wadi Street • a M cKI M'S Reld's 0/d ...Stand ... 4oderlch MONDAY Feb. 4th, 1901 We will begin • big Clearing Sale of REMNAMTS, ODD- MENTS and LONELIES. We have lots of Shorts in everything whiCtt we will hot write up in Stock -taking, and they are yours at from one-third to three-quarters their regular price. Remnants of Ure,s Goods, Flannels, Flannelettes, Cottons, Linings, Tweeds, Ribbons, Linens, etc. Oddmenta of Gloves, Hose, Hoods, Mitts, Scarf., Corsets, Underwear, etc. Lonelier of Men's and Boy's Overcoats, Reefers, Trousers, Snits, etc. These are new, fresh Goods, all bought for this season and most of them bought in January at a disoount of 25 to 33}per cent. tor cash. We may have just the length or quantity you want and we know the price will be just what you want to pay. Remember the date, MONDAY, FEB. 4, 1901. Remember the place, McKIM'M ;Yard Wear Shoe. Men and boys (young men) work- ing outdoors, knocking about, need good strong boots to stand the racket. We've got the very kind you want --stout, thick soles (solid leather, mind you), good ,,tronf{ insteps, put together with the knowledge 11 .:t they must be stroni, to stand the strain. 4 1'.: c ;,tots are not expensive, though they do p' dl-,1111• v- i-r'TYi, - - FROM $1.25 UP. WI'1. SHARMAN, Jr. Rheumatism.: kr Urns Acid In the Mood Unhealthy kidneys aro the cause of use acid being( there. If the kidneysactad as they sl, vld toy would strain 1,10 ('rip Acid out Of the oystom and rheuma- tism wouldn't occur. Rheu- matism is a Kidney Din. ease. Dodd's Kidney P1 have made a groat put of their reputation curing Rheumatism. So get at the recite of those Tearful shooting pains and stili aching joints. There le but owe more way- Dodd's Kidney Pills BROPHEY & SON -- TilO 1.15100(1 - Y VL..1LS A.;-ikrtetor S. ah& .Wer. carefully attended t 5r hears. might or day. More em Nees !Apesll. t..Ne.e., .- thee 11reet, MILL WOOD FOR SALE. The •, ove ie cut into stove wood lenzth and will be delivered to any part of the town the same day as ordered. Orders received by telephone or left at residence, 128 Cambria street, will receive prompt attention. 'Phone 98. PETER McEWAN. (lalerieh, November 21st, 1899. 63.3.. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR McLEOD'S : SYSTEM : RENOVATOR. A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES. Manufactured by J. M. MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont. IT'S YOUR NERVES It's the Condition of Your Nerves That Either Makes Your ,..tro a Round of Plea.ut'e or a Boo- lean Burden 7'O manywe mmh(n i+, no at rem i 1 of •tech• HORN, wee►oeut and ill health. To attempt even the slight .t household dation fatigues Il.. -all Many of the symptoms s000mpany. tog then state ..f Berlin are : n fooling of tirsdne.s on waking, f.iutncos, diazines, oinking fooling, palpitation of the heart, .hortnes. of breath, Imre off appetite, cold hands and feet, hewfaehe, Clark sissies under the eye.. 0.1111 in the took and side and all the other &etnmpanim.nts of a run down anti weakened ronsuttalon. All these .ymptnmi and rornittiono are simply the- remelt of a poor quality and defective circulation of the bloat, with a waiting ,•Irony of the nerve forefeet, Its footling the ordain with DR. WARD'S BLOOD AND NERVE PILLS You strike at the toot of the themmee and lay a solid foundation on which to build. Boreal the weight inerttooe, t.ho sunken cheeks anti fiattontvl Lots fill out, the oyes get iwight and the thrill of renewal health and strength vibrates through the system 60 s,nt• per her ret all drawing'. or DR. WARD CO., - Toronto, Ont. DR. SLOCUM'3 SUCCESS I Numbers of Pewit In Canada Who are Being g Cured of Consumption Is Positive Evidence Of the Mary etoua s.te..em et neo Slocum 3 ltest toe N1 Lung NO MORE BIO DOCTOQJSFFBYI NO MORE? 1 014(1 SUPt=L14INO1 pr. elee.n Y soccer m early an .tray. .t W Legs earl brmmrhlal WOW. r 1..•i..,,i .e•M1r tl0orm of men and women wise bad x.11•.•• tear madlnse hopai.es saw hes. wsse•.d In 1•01.6 throngh 115 hinrnm meow , ar bWas.-" Nora at ale 11ree preparatlnns st,mprwrg ,b* sae wa b atmsst sot tomith r wpm pellet Warn rewIlin 1f you wrier teem any Dorm e• Ione tenable w1•► ever, rot should net lee, • mists Is applying Ow • inal et the alorom mums toe reasmml Teo ars M salted to pip a ewe Aa row law in dor to earn. tae T. a. tame 1.s. ... 0. dierren, 171 Nlnf at Wart TlNrt., gtymg Ian fall, waft pow *Mee .tend moms. aurae adabsylt sad FREE TREATMENT 0111 the soot yen prnmp.ty ea rmeayr or roar! Demi. This 1. the men emm.as . owe wade by My wwiir*1 roan 1a this rwaater re Mee.m te sa pesluve of what kit tr•a.moet nndn d. Madge makes Ma n•pr.reemtM ern% felly e. -.dent er irked the s..lr .111 1• be •a mesa w5. wigs • dot well paTWt.ww taat as wetting fee them as.lss film hraan• 1n Parade, maw steam 0 tom star In Ams50an p.p.,. wlu piesis nal OW aameDos 10 tM Tweed.. uber.tort. , " The Signal," $1.00 a year.