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THE SIGNAL : GODERIUH ONTARI'►
Staves
the chaps who ruu the Toronto Tory
machine.
1f you are looking for the
best goal Heating Stoves,
you will find the "Art Am-
herst" Heater will till the
ball.
As for a Mange, we can
guarantee the Pearl.
Every stove we sell is
sold under the absolute
guarantee that if stove is
not satisfac.ory, the pur-
chase price will be refunded.
A number of good sec-
ond hand stoves for sale
very cheap, as we want the
room for new stoves.
You are always welcome
to call and inspect our big
stock of Stoves, Furnaces,
Tinware, Etc.
J. H. Worsell,
The Cheap Stove Man,
OODERICH.
iht $zguaz,
N VV8Lmatm
$VERY THURSDAY MORNING
• •. g,.•gggooesi•T -- -
QODit'RiCR. THURSDAY. FIR. 7. Uel. ,
—It is announced in some ot the
Tory newspapers that the Provincial
elections' will be held in the leafy
month of June. It will be the old,
old story for the opposition, "Nothing
but leaves."'
—Mrs. SBiRIVT, tTacoma, is rutt-
ing Mrs. CARRI1 NAA ON close for the
saloon closing championship. A num-
ber of the Tacoma saloons have 'gone
out of trade because :lire. Smuttier
axed them.
—The elevation of WILL M LOONT,
K. C. to the Superior Coat Bench
will be well received by the many
friends of that clever lawyer rill over
Ontario. Men of the calibre \ f Mr.
JUeTrc■ Loner are an acquisitio to
the Beach, and their preferment al-
ways pleases their brethren and t e
public.
—Notwithstanding our mild re
marks to the judiciary tr, get a gait
on, the West Huron election cane ie
still on the judicial tirydock, and
this constituency will be unrepre-
sented daring the present sitting of
the House of Assembly. The Tich-
bourne trial and the Dred -Scott case
will soon lose their laurels as the slow-
est on court record.
HE WOULD'NT HOLDUP HIS HANDS.
THE chief organization of the Con-
servative party in Ontario must be
down in the heel, indeed, when they
are compelled to deal out such shabby
treatment to their defeated candidates
as they did to RORRRT MCLEAN, who
fought tbeir.battle in West Huron at
the last elf tion.
From Mr. MCLRAN'e evidence, given
at the Division Court on Friday, he
was in Toronto immediately after the
campaign and went to the organiza-
tion rooms to while away s short time
with the organizer*. There he met
"Slim" HAM BAR[RK, W. H. LIIAVITT
and others, and e a recount had beep
asked for in West Huron, the iotai.a-
bility of having a good legal repre-
sentative at the recount was spoken
of. BAKRRR, according to McLsAte,
suggested that this should he done,
and when the day for the recount
arrived, a lawyer named MCDONALD
was sent up by the Toronto represent
atives of the Tory machine.
The recount did not pan out. ac
=- cording to the plans and specifications
of the Conservative machinists, and
they declined to pay the lawyer for
his services, claiming that "AAA's
should settle the bill. Titin, Mo-
LItAN declined to do, ars- i, result.
was a Division Court suit on Friday
last brought ai
against. him by the law-
yer, who, however, failed in the case.
We congratulate Mr. MoLKAN in
his socoessful rer,tance t, the at
tempt made by the Tory machine to
bleed him. If the members of that
organization sent a lawyer to attend
to the recount in West Huron they
should pay their agent for his services.
Mr. MCLRAN has run three election
contest,' in this constituency in the
interest of the Conservative party and,
we understand, has paid the expenses
of all three out of his own pocket.
Such being the case what right has
the Toronto creed to assess him
further, unless they believed he was a
lemon that would stand further
squeezing t
it was time for him to turn antler
such treatment, and it is a groat
satisfaction to his friends in West
Huron, of all shades of polities,
know that he has been successful in
balking this latest attempt to slake
hips shell out to the jollying tactics of
SNAP $HU i tie
-Wenn W. P. Ilmxio N, M P., take
the great Conservative party int)
— Now that good queen Wu—rola( is hue.
sed, let us pay a little attuuti in to King
Enwasn VII. lot's get out of the gloum.
Tits thorax irrigators of Kisumu tl•im
that Mrs. ()PANIC NATION, to be true to
same, shuuld be milled Cumuli A. HAT-
CHET, They say it's the hatchet that talks.
-Witte Dote. SrK0I'L1, M. 1'., .tad
the huuurable KLTMULI TA',Lug undertake
to put the ring iu the now of the Tory
party in the ensuing Parliamentary session,
you will hear quite • bellow from the afore.
said Conservative party,
-Wus.ttMrs. CARRIE NATION was a ked
how the aqua in Wichita were put out of
business, ,lid said, "1 oauuot tell a lie ; I
did it with my little hatchet." This phraew
has been erroneously attributed to the late
Groans Wmuuso?ON,but as CAaat■still has
the hatchet and Gsoat(s hasu't,the evideuco
at hand favors the Kansas ulaimaut.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
001 TAX nun'.
Toronto Star : Under our system of ut-
ak m we say to the me. who owns • ram•
. te,1le building on KIng or Queen streets ;
"Teat is •11 right se 1t •s ; don't you build
anything better or we'll multiply your tax
•5.
000) °sudors I
Chloago Monet -Harald.
The barber sweeps the whiskers up chat
grew
Upon your •image -lo, some maiden who
Neer board your name may stuff •
ouahloo end
lumorrow sit o0 whit was put of you.
neat -Lieu.
Cheese Journal : 11 5s no wonder spell.
:ug 1s a dlhoult art for the smell boy to
mast tri Tills la the way the spelling of
simple words is a000mplisbed
Whloh - Uouble•you-aitoh-cry..sseattcL.
Troth -Tee -ars y ou-Cee-dtob•
Ought-Ob-you•gee-enoh•lee.
Tara eTANDASD DIP IT.
Blyth Standard : Two weeks are The
Standard pre•.oeed Mr. Philip Holt, of
Uoderlch, for es:deo, and when the mem•
term of the ooanty coanal met last week
they unealmously elected him The Str,-
dud was the only paper ' t the county to
prepoes Mr. Holt and the oounty council
vary graciously did es we proposed.
reeiLic OWNlkjHlr or RA!LWAre.
Toronto Star : The Idea of publio or .sr.
ship of railways le gaining ground
Canada at • remarkable rete. The
P resident .f the Lumbermen'. Aosoola-
tlom, in making an address to the
member* on Tuesday, deolsred for the
principle that the people should build and
000trol all railroads. The president ot tae
Dominion Grahgs in his address yes rday
declared for the same prloolple, saying that
the Government should aosume control o:
the railways, mod 11 thia oould not be done at
once, •oommlealon should bs appointed
protect the people. The Idea is paining
ground, and will no doubt °outline to de ro
until It beosmes Irresistible. The thing
do now 1e to push the national railway, ti •
oteroolonlal, on up to the Wt. 'tern wheat
ids. If eo arrangement oaa Le mode for
ndlog the Ioleroolonlel et ono* as -far
rt Parry Sound, over '.1r. Booth's Ito., It
' bossed be done. Toe sooner 11 1s done the
bettet; the galoker It is dens otos *trier It
will b
ex
DEATROF THOS. GIBSON, EX•M.P.P.
tae Fermi faet•ker far Gel Huron rotas 1
Away Lail Week.
The "fath of the Legislature, or the
member who to his retirement In 1898,
just previous t the elections of that veer,
w i , so reeled passed away oo W ednes
day, January 30; , In the person of Themis
Gibson. His lova le nature and line terse
Scottish mode of rpreuing himself oe
publio gueetior, m him at .11 times pop-
ular, and in his later artier he ootapled e
seat to the M'-tt.teri row. He eat for
Beet Huron.
Mr Gibson r11ed std Wroret.r, aged
Bret sleeted to
b, 1871, and ro-
oeoersl oleo•
e evesty-etx years. He
the Legidature 21st Me
tallied his seat until the 1
Bon 1n 1898, • period o twenty-seven
years. At the time of his etiremeo►he
Ind 000upied • place In the ones o00 -
tenuously longer than any otb member.
Born in Ureenlaw, Berwickshire, (land,
and emigrating In 1883, first to th United
States, and shortly afterwards Upper
Cuticle, Mr. l;ib•on settled with se cal of
his brothers at Wroxeter, In the coo y of
Huron, to 1857, when that part of he
Provinoe, now • fine farming district, da'
almost unbroken bush His strong common
sense and intelligent grasp of public affair'
brought him early to the front. He was
one of the tires reeves of the township of
ilowtok, and at Conf.lnetIon be was se
luted as the Reform oa.dedate for thr
n orth riding of Huron, but w.' beaten by e
n arrow majority by the late W. T. Hats.
In 1871 he was returned to the House, M.
Hue again being his opponent, and after
one or two •ubtalaee% elections 1.i• bald o0
the riding was never seriously nl,allenp.d.
Mr. Uih•on was in many remount e 5701
oal border Sootokman. Logical and gaga
clone. his advice on queetlone ot policy and
•dmonletr.tloe was highly eiteeme,l by the
su••oeselve Liberal Government, whom h•
supported, and no one received grea-•r el-
Mntion when addressing the i egleleture,
especially on questions of finance, In *he di.
ensalnn of whloh 111s long and Intlm.te a
quantum* with the tours* of 1'roviaolai
politico gave him unusual •dv•etager. He
was • great reader, eupeotally of books oe
soonomto and social questions, and kept
well abreast of current affairs, both in the
old and to the new 80,14, befog •pect•Ily
well posted In British politico. Ifs was •
member of the Presbyterian oburcb, and e
lifelong total abstainer, hulor attached
himself to the teetotal merriment at an early
ye.
H. leaves • widow and one daughter,
Mr. Gibson'. health we. nnsatlodantory tor
several years before hie death, hut • e.ris e"
stuck of grippe was the Immediate outs of
his removal.
C t + Lad not. At the °lose of the
POLITI(,� IN PARABLES
ria. ed
. , t.,. the,. war a mets.s for ata•
suit, which was rear..., et the close of the
evldenn.. The trial Judy held that the
8atulldiy Last a Bad' Day In pi, •4;411 had no mutecf •ULtuu for the
HOW TO AVOID THE GRIP.
Our readers may be divided into two
olaeses thou who bete had the rete, anti
those whn have not -.and probably hate
Masses will be interested In the following
tali, given by Dr. Cyrus Edson. for the
eroldanos of the onmplalnt : the latter that
they may secure Immunity, serf the fernier
that they may see wherein they have failed
to gnarl bhemul•es from the commie
enemy.
1)r. Rdson's roles are as follows
Keep dry, warm and well fed; wear warm
oetlerolothlsg.
1)nn't be afraid 50 wear rubbers. U le
mere Important to keep the foot Ary and
warm than env other put of the body.
(jet • roll eight hours' sleep and sake •
held bath en libitum, 11 yen oar* stead it. -
11 yon oast stand the hall, hlr. • mu,
seer. if yen nag's afford massage, have the
betty rubbed down.
Avoid femme, of all kind., eepanially In
eating sed drinking, but don t go tea lesg
without fool.
Reefnrth - At Seafertii the other day •
farmer was hued tib and meets fie sIllag
lumpy meat.
Halttax.
ram whole Beene Gee err Funereal eils.ss-
Glllas Down • Wow -An Indian t sr
mow -"Toe fan', Pelisa • •rick."
UAureouru, h. 9., Feb. 2, 1901.
S.y, Mr. Editor, did you ever put o snob
a 'alum Saturday. 1 Joel .e lonesome•
like today, with the ships and the streets
eo funeral like, and the people going sadly
to the churches, end the n +sing of the
women, au the black ties amu amp beiges
of the men, and all that, tbet 1 eau hardly
describe it. The eery Dabs that looked so
dashing • couple of weeks ago, with their
breghtibuuklee and bite of bright oolor about
the robes, now seem 40 sails and t olet that 1
redly feel that entering into one of them ti
like 'ponce into • beers.-osrtarnly like
going to • funeral. les • hoot. It just
shows bow lids day ot natio sal mourning
affect. ns, even though se think we are not
*slily moved that way, and eep.ol•Ily when
Me real tune:al Is many thousands of miler
to a far off ouaetry. And 11 we who bays
been relief on this side et the water feel to
lonesome, haw deep the grief and Burrow of
those who have beet in the old 000ptry and
have seen the dear old Qu.on herself j Say,
I thought I was • rather hard/toed tinter
so far as royal wot:mut and all that Moon -
earned, but blame it. it 1 haven't been
talking like a woman about this quiet Sat-
urdey, when the beet of our British mon-
archs has been laid away la .that place
whither old and yuuog, rich and poor,
prince and peasant aro beating day by day.
1 die us% woo any crape. myself. 1 never
have worn any. But 1 oaa understand the
fellow who does, and it, he wants to show
bar arrow that way. I wouldn't hinder
him or deride him, Tuere is an ingllsh•
mm at our bwrdlor-house who ham been
al. broken up about the Quito's death. He
has been wearing • bl•ok bow aro, and •
oreped button tor the ocoasion. A bit red-
eemed shins: eat opposite him yesterday et
table and routed him • bit about going in•
to mourning for • woman he neyer sow, and
all that. The other chap be bit his 11,, sod
kept in, as modest u you plus.. After •
ablle the coarse obsp be rubbed ll to •Rata
about royal mourning and .o on, and 1 got
just • l.ttle hot oo a000unt of oar tellow-
4rder, as I thought, and I says to the
roil noted chap that he himself was In
mooruiug also for the Queen, but that he
wee going It cheaper than our friend the
Eogluhman
"What do you mean!" says be, soloker•
log "Tbere aie'L toy signs of mouroing
ab•,ut me."
"Say, Mister,' 1 eayd, "isn't your °olisr
In half-mooroiog," and it wt r .y, you
bet -"and dont I see your Boger nails le
court mourning, •Ino. And that nose of
yours, why, It's royel purple.'
1 thought the pie that he lifted up with
bits bolfe would choke him. He looked
around, mad I guest he um* to the eon•
clad°° that he was plume • lone hood,
and he says, "Personal remarks U nngestle•
manly," and dug out without excusing him
self, and the boarders laughed until she
°rockery denoted.
I says to the oompany, "1 beg the pardon
et yon all for melieg a wens, but I hag to
do somothfr-r to prick tier bumptio '
bubble. 11 • man has any feeling be w•
n ever onset on. abut hie sorrow.'
I knew 1 we. so cheeky, and I'm
blamed it I oaa tell yet whether 41 war on
account of the Englishmen or the deed
Queen that I celled that boor down.. It's a
tact.
1 was thlnkinr fn oonneotlon owl h this
day of • story a New York Stare friend
once told me of old Cornelius, • Oneida
Indian, when 1 war talking to blot •bout
our Nova Soot's Mlomece. My frteed he
said that Cornelius like many Indian. was e
born orator, end I guess you will belie,e it
when you hear what the old redskin raid.
They were sitting to the wood* at the
time of • oamp meettog, and my Irieni we.
then • young ohap. Old Cornelius gave to
him, pointing to :he trees, sad reading from
th• grand old book of nature : "Bee all
the trees -maple, beech, be.,wood, t ,
hemlock, elm. Ali different kind of tree
No tree like other tree. No tree want to
be. Every tree ifk• himeelt. All trees
gr iw o0 same grottod. All point up ! No
tree my to other tree 'Why you no like
01st' Hemieok tree never gay to fi' tree
' Wbet Toe 4.811 winter with your summer
clothes on t' Every tree mind his ow°
business. Why not man same way t All
men grow on tome ground. All men should
po;01 up. But men no like trees."
And then potation to • monarch of the
forest that had Wien, and hart swap'
branches from many • neighboring tree in
Its path, the old Indian imputatively said ;
"You see big tree. When big tree oomr
down make all other trees weep. Aud
when great man comes down 1t make heap of
sorrow. Treed end men most happy when
they eland up "
Say, that there is a sermon worthy of a
Spurgeon, • Busher or • F And my
e olith( ulna le that when the grandest
monarch tbet modern humor,' has known has
gone bark to the dust (tom whloh she sprang
many humble Irene In the forest of our
uaticn have been caused Dein and sorrow.
Bat enough of this "Gloomy S,turdey"
task. Cornelus, the Indian, he had a son.
.fly friend says to the old man, "Why dost
you give Peter an eduoetlont"
Old Cornelius he ,bunk hie heed and he
gays "No use. ' Can't polish a brick.
Heap tub; by eiFit by brink all tone."
Our Conservative friends are looking
around for a man to train and polloh for
leadership. I bevy hien oom.Olug heads,
end every fellow so far seems to look the
stamina to ruhst the attrition ot polish that
will be nem miry foo the °°ming five years
strain of opposition. They have e
few
bricks among them. The rest ars wooden
It's • feet. U R. A. Paucu,
rt..o0 Ibet the buoy wee two to ate proper
plate, beu•uee. hieing regard to Tompkins
v. Broolvdle, 31 It. R., 12e, the obltgatteo
imposed by Leo. 26 was for the bear. 0t o1 the
public ,ensiel y •ad hot for any tertluu
ler oleos ; but the there wee evodeocs to
go to oho jury, end It was for them to de
termine whether the dstooduts wear aeyd-
gat lar not teeing tomo supervene .ser
Meed so es to see that euob • handle was
placed upon the box as would resist the
foroe used la draggutg it. It nes ooct.ml
ed for appelleote that there was no proper
evidence ot negligenw o0 the part of the
dol•ulenIe; that 1t b uut Blear oar tato find -
logs of the jury the' they found the de
feodents •t fault aa to the hen ole art the
box ; that the doeouoswh betsteu the judge
and the jury when the ',idiot war retuned
was distloutly Irregular and uofatr ro de
fondants, and resulted in muoh doubt in to
whether the jury really Intended fit sort
buts the Wary to the negligeooe of de-
fendants in not ioepeotlog the handl , or
partly, and partly to the tact that oho de
reamed, es the foreman of the jury nod
"jumped at that beadle" thereby breaking It;
to other worde the deoweed careleeely °yet•
strained the ba-tdle; that there is no clear
Boding of negllgenoe, because the jury •t -
tribute the aootdent, In part at least, to
*lack of inspection of the boat, • question
with which they hal nothlee to do ; that
the boxes beteg almost new eo reasonable
Ins000lloa would hem• diwlosed the de
two, or, 0 It would, deceased could also
hays discovered it ; Kiddie ,. Lovett, 16
Q B. D„ et p. 610: that as to the hooks
the utmost to be said is that • fellow -ser-
vant saw deceased use them ter the porno's
of dragging the boxes o1 the kind In gump-
tion,
umtion, for which they were not ptuvided,
without otjsotlo. ; that handling the boxes
demised did was to Ms knowledge danger -
au, mad the muscle' voteati coo lit Injuria
applied ; that lo any event It le oleos obs
as deceased was guilty of contributory ugh
r*0os ; and tint the plaintiff at the trial
wbolly relied upon the right of ao►ion 00•
der the Workmen's Aot, which oe000t rte
.stslsed ; Walsh v. tt lately, 21 Q. B. D.,
371 ; R901111. Groes, 17 A. K , 29 ; Smith
v. Baker (1894 A. C , •t p. 338. Lynob-
Stauoteo, K. 0., for plaintiff, opposed ep
pull. Judgment rowrved.
AT OSGOODE HALL.
Sim t. Dominion Fish Co. -Darrow, K.
C., for defendants, appealed from • judg
anent entered for $1.500 for plaintiff. °poo
the answers to greet Ions snhtnitted to
the jury. The plaintiff is the ad
ministratre and widow of Edward Sim, de•
oeassd, and seeks to roomer damages on he
half ot herself and her Intent ohild. Ed-
ward Sim we. employed on the steam tog
Seagull In oetohiog and pecking fish nth
Provide.oe bey, Manitoullo. The boxes In
which the fleh were.paoked had handles •t
oohed to either end, and deoe•eed on 7th
d.y of October, 1899, inserted In a handle to
a hoz, use nt the Iron hooks prevtAed for nee
by the Company, and was dragging the box
to the other end of the vowel to be stored,
when the handle Dime onl, and to, unable
to recover hie balance, tell overboard, and
was drowned. The plaintiff alleges that,
owing to the defer dente netrHgsec., • rotten
handle was to eoarely attached 10 the bee;
seri that oentary to their ditty °oder tee. 26
of ►he Steamboat inspection Ant, they meg
Isoied to carry on the venal. al • oonvenl-
ant plane, at least one life bnoy, with •
proper heaving line attuhed, and deou•esd,
elan was a goof swimmer, mime to hie death
by reason M a &afoot in the oondltlne nt the
ways, oto„ within the Workmen's Cromer
elation for lnjorlee Ael. After thejoryretnn-
ed tato court with their answers they were
furtherinterrng•ted by the jades anti In
the result found that the eo 4.• ' would
n et hays been fatal It • buoy hal hoes In
Its proper plane, and that by lnspsetlon
the defective bandle whloh ousel the en-
codes/ might have hoes discovered, and
teat the defendants Irl bum negligent and
••d 10 l'e$aerr or Dlr.
'1 was just about None," wrstw mn.
Rosa Richardson, of Lintel Sprier', N. C ,
"1 bad consumption so led that the best
doctors mild I could not 11., more then •
month, taut 1 began to use Dr. King's New
Uucovery and was wholly cured by uvea
bottles and am now .tout end well." It's
an unrivaled lifesaver in consumption,
poeumonia, le grippe end bronchitis ; lo
fallible for coughs, adds, atthme, hay fever,
.roup or whooping cough. guaranteed
bottles 50J and $1.00 Trial betties free at
Jen. W oleos'. dtag sere.
DEVELOP NATURAL RESOUR"=
OUR INTENESTINQ BOVINES
BUTTES LATS Tool NSVaa
huserdine Repel tr : Uoderloh has
peed • byew problbuiog crows Irma mak-
ing • patter. gut td of the streets u1 the
tows Th. county town of Huron has bee
slow to moveuept eoug that line.
SLYTa'e UUUU axi1‘11.2.
Blyth Standard : liedetioh bt i lollowed
the maniple of progrosaive 111yLb, and w mid
• hylar to primal mire rosining tee streets.
The toasty norm will now be a deuut,
clue place t go to a the summa time.
Title is WW-A311/LT.
U•I R.perter : UJdeeleh by • nejel uy
vote cru • byelaw hes demoted to cep cows
off tl.• streets. They say that one of the
Mgt. a.f the town e:.5 to ate Y,ditur Daniel
Mobi l! eddy closet hle row aroued the
wee until be didn't kuow whether he 810
es his dredge lu the harbor or writing AIN
art Ltd easotum. Duutel'e Dow will now
bra vee on the dredge -on the best that life
e f! 1.
A ennOTSTION raoM SSrtiSSId
Womb. Post : The slow -pole town of
Uod.rloh really gave a majority oo January
7th for en •nthruo-•t large cow bylaw.
Boma of the people of that town are already)
wondering It the bylaw oat, e,srlbm eiforoed,
as 5 many peot'1e love "the moor 0100'5
O 08." It they have 1t redly bad • small
ooctrlburio0 of cold oath would goon pro-
•Ide paelorage for these poverty striokee
one ow0ere.
w0AT Tal OOONOIL RAS TO Do.
5 aft rth Lrpoenor : It is passing Oro Igs
the'. au .mterprieing, p:ogrt rive town,
each u (,ed•rloh has been of meat yeti,
heold, until now, bare motioned Om peti-
te.
ramtoo. of •Ilowtag tows to make a pasture
Bel I of their street,. A rots of the rata
payers was taken last week .• to waetber
or ,.ot this privilege should be continued to
the satiable boogie. And the ratepeyere da
sided by • majority of 73 that 111. remnant
'abarum be wiped oat, and the oosooll
w I: now have to put • bylaw prohibiters
time aurin animals the use of the streets
far orating purpose'.
One Way is Whirls lam 1n- treats or a Town
May be Advanced.
t'1 Ira..., Star)
I have sewn [owlet that are ready to bonus
any 1i111e Isd•INy ilial prum.ees to give
•mptoymesl M i kW Ons, bat where very
little mantles M paid Si the os.tbllittes of
iscreuiog the value of the .-ads of the sr -•
rounding 000stry.
Teie ie, we believe, one of the most Im•
portant tips ever rives to he towns of Os.
tart°. Mr. C. C. James, Deputy MInlst.r
of Agrloelturs for the Proyinoe, sued thee*
word. an • recent speech. " I have oiwo
thought," he added, "there are many tuwm
which could do muoh more to increase their
prosperity by emitting •1 dev.lopin• seri.
cultural prosperity t° the.- oeghberheel
than by bemusing maaafaotarlog enterprises
tear are opt to prove, so tar a the town*
particularly lnterett*d are c000erned, of a
somewhat ephemeral nature."
1f the men le any given town v err
trying to devise ways and m. a maki.g
the place a manufacturing _ors would
unladen the matter, they would see that
no greater benefit could be conferred Opo■
the tows than to make it the Mainers ethos.
factory and warehouse for a wide mod pros-
perous agricultural area. 1V by 1s it Ihat
it m• towns tike 00 lutenist In shoot. fee
torlss and er.•marle', while they will hosts
• man who proposes to make nhairs •foe ,
bring:art In all his material by rail and ..11p
-sg his manofeotores out again, in oompt
Li too with bigger firms in better I icatio0s.
'lout town may have only one thins to roc
amend it as a a oleos fur the manutedtur.
of Chain, vi. , the bozos It is willing to
grant. For Ibe meaufeolure of cheese and
butter, however, it may be well suited, aur.
rounded e. It is by a dutrlot that Is,
might be mode, • fine dairy 000stry.
People ruddy r.co,o;z. the Talo* to •
town of s lautory that will employ twenty
or fifty hands, but they ars not eo quiet 1..
see the y.l°e of • creamery whieh employ.
low hand., but which distnb,tee ooh
among the farmers and thus stimulate.
trade of every kind.
There are township. -there are whole
counties -no which there Is oat a single
cheese factory' or creamery, while there are
other townships la whioh there are as many
ae el: or eight such factories dole/ • flourish
Ing Widnes.. that some of the towns in
Out, to'e att. .
r hays been so slow to tb1 matter l
.srprlder.
Reoently some firms; oo the retry trade
wore putli.hed in Th. Weekly Silo, and
some iostruoti,a ideas ccs be dr tire trom •
000dderetioo of them, l0 1570 Canada e1 -
ported only 1674,486 worth of ch.*eo, b°/
by Introducing the feotury .ys'em this
country soon distanced ell oompetltors.
until In 1090 we expected 819,750,000
worth. In the .ame year, 1870, we export
ed four times as muoh butter as we did
oheese-valued et 12,353,570, bat 11 was
Denmark that perfected the °roamer' syr
tem, and .o nor butter trade ti i1 away to
1340,131 to 1890 Then this country braced
op, until in 1900 we extorted 15,222,000
worth of butt.,.
We .ell to Great Britain about two-thirds
of the oheeee .he Import., gel only about 7
per out. of the butter she Imports. The
possibilities of the butter trade In Canada
are almost unlimited, yes what are the
towns delete to encourage this loins.ry or rather to orgenize it -which might grow
emelt year by millions of dollar. t
In that put five years our poultry export.
Inerea.ed from 165,000 to 8239 000• and our
bartoo •:porta from $3,806,000 to $12,800,-
000, and th• possibilities in the direetion of
organize, the dairy, meal, fruit and ether
Interests of • district are, we think, actually
treater, on the avenge, than in ay line of
mannlsoture.
Toronto net only has • Hurd of Trade
looking alter the Interests of the oily, but •
yigilaet civic olAoial, who keeps posted on
*yerythlog that is going forward here or
eleewh.re. The .mall towel ehnuld have
mayor* or clerk., nharged with the duty of
either visiting there* that are fleurl.hing, or
of confuting Irom all soirees information
as to how " to maks the surrounding loon -
try prosperous._
A Fireman'. I'1eee ne11.
"i stook to my engine, aI►bough •very
joint aohad and every was rook eel
with pain," writes C. W. Bellamy, a Moo
motivefireman, of Harlington, lows , "1
war weak and pale, without any appetite
sad all run down. A. I wee about to giro
up, 1 mit a bottle of Klontrio Bitten and,
after taking It, I felt as wall se 1 ever did
le my life." Weak. ., tile, rue &awe
people always Rale taw ht., ***setts sad
vlgrt from their nee. Try them. fiatlefa
Nes guaranteed. Hold by Jas. Whose.
Pries 50 mate.
aec0)..'s Arntea Wye
H 8r*. 1 . a ode lame for marvelloae
cruse. It Corp..... any other ware, lotto.,
cin mens or balm for outs, rorus, burse,
b" ,e, torn, blow/. uloere, tetter, salt
. rum, fever urea, Jhapp.d Gude, skis
options ; infallible for Mies, Cure
fa rasteed. Only 25u al Jas. Wilson's
d: ug store.
TO ADVEHTIBERB.
N tttdoe of changes must be left at this
Ace not I r than Saturday
'loon. T', Jopy for charges
mast be lett not later than Mon
day noon. Oasaal AdverNeomufots
aoorpted au to noon Wwdneadasf
each week
HELLO !
THE OLD --
RELIABLE.
We Have it Now
We have just received a shipment of the oelebrated " LEMON
OIL" for polishing Piano', Organs, Furniture and all varnished
and oiled surfaces.
Lemon Polishing 011
l; positively not. injurious and will make your old furniture look
itku new. TItY 1•P. We are SOLE AGENTS for Uoderieb.
Granitine Floor Finish
1s the best huioh for all hardwood floor*, oil cloth, linoleum, cork
matting, etc., eto. Now is the time to brigbteu up that oil oloth
of yours. Try (}RANITINE Floor Finish on it.
Big Cut in Prices
ALL KINDS OF 0
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THR RBHT
Scralltoil Bard Coal
Jay THK MARK1gT
A, Coat weitggh ad on the Market Ncele.,
where you get VP the. for too.
WM• LIEE.
Orden left et LZZ & 88JPEARD'S
Stere promptly attended Lo
CANTELON'S
Pastry, Osier Palties,Tarts, Sort
Bread and Cream Rolls,lrllnce
Pies and Lady Finers, Kisses,
Macaroons, Maranon,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
. ()f Sketes, Hockey Sticks, Ash Sifters, Crosreut Saws, Axes
Axe Handles, Mitts, etc., etc.
A. MoD. Allan,
General. She.f and Heavy Hardware.
are as good ea the beet made 10 any
city in (%nada.
Cantelon lends the trade in
WEDDING
CAKES
in fancy designing and Ornament
inq and almond icing.
Give him an order and your sat
infection will be ensured.
D OANTELON,
WEST -ST.
About Prescriptions
We have just • few word. to say -nasi here they
:ire : It you need medicine you aro looking tor a
.euro. 1t you want a euro you rust have the het
inedicjnes that science can provide Then you
should patronize • store where the purest tested anti
°rayed drugs are used We hick we can give you
jurt such • eervite, end claim to have the beet pro-
.isiou for testing and tufty m the County. Better
give us a trial, no matter what physician you have
W. C. GOODE,
BEDFORD BLOCK.
Bear In diad
then guaranteed ours of
nun for
LA GRIPPE, COLDS. etc.,
Laxative Bromo Quin
Tablets.
• constitutional treatment, awl
Syr White Pins & Tar
for the tough.
There is nothing else "just Le
good." Use the beet
Chemist.
SKATES! SKATES!
SKATES!
Hockey Skates, from 60c to $2.25 per pair.
Acme Skates, from 45c to $2.00 per pair.
A full range of all sizes.
Hockey Sticks—,I
jeaTs goods, from lOc up.
The best stick made for 35c.
k f1>Ilf lllieof $ilMiles, including Straps. S a—te Mitts,
kle Supports, Etc.
N. D. ROUGVIE.
THE CASH HARDWARE STORE.
LEE & SHEPHARD
are the agc.lt.i for the celebrated Kelsey generator, which is
The Only Warm Air Generator on the Market,
and will heat your place with one-third Tess fu'e� than any
furnace on the market.
We have the largest assortment of coal and wood st res this
side of Toronto. Also have a number of second-hand
stoves in stock. Old stoves taken in part payment for
new ones.
LEL[ & SHEPHARD.
CoMpli�eols of the Season
ALBERT W. ¶ISE,
1,111.06 IN
Farm Implements and liachinery.
Deering Binder., Mowers, Hakes and Twine.
Also J. W. Mann good.
Ploughs, ,wipers, etc.
Walker, {Le Wagons a epeotalty,
everything made of the very hest material.
Repairs of .all kinds kept on hand.
Would 1 pleased to have you call and e
etoot goods before purchasing elsewhere.
('IA9R CASH PRTCZN.
Will open oo In ',he old Ani., Meg n son
t -and about Octet, tr 1t A.
A. W. WISE,
Hamilton S tett,
A Great Snap
le our (linger Snap, at be e
pound, of which we sell a barrel • week.
Thio Isn't esr only neap, as we miry
everything that ea he found In an un
to -date grocery eters, and our priee
are right. The farmers knew that they
nen always Ret from no • seep for their
prodoos. Ws draw the Ilea al nes
legitimate brad. - everything goes :
Glassware or potatoes, mdse stuff or
nboloe't bible (Mina. Ws deel In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Rdf..d Web. GI•isrisb
to all our customers
and friends.
M RDY & 00.,
THE GROCERS.
CLEARING SALE
LUNG BOOTS
Before stock taking we find we have too many LONG BOOTS,
e.i I hsv. I tci ded to run them off at VERY Ll)W PRICER, to
Bait everyone,
We invite you to oome in and oompare our $jig QUALITY
8HOE8, for Ladles and Gents, with other makes, and you will
decide that they are more ap to -date in 'tyle, comfort and (iambi]
ity than other makes which cost you more money.
When buying rubbers why not buy the beab; they are cheap:
est in the end. STJB PB,007 are the best, and nothing is Stub
Proof unless it is stamped on every sole.
You should cell and see OW LADIES' BARGAIN TABL'i AT
980. 1 hey are genuine snipe.
Trunks and Grips.
w
ST. GEORGE PRICE
iTlisptring Datly Done
Sole ARest for J. 1). Mos Or►s Goods