HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-2-21, Page 5THE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO.
W.Acheson& Son
EIGHT HUNDRED SAMPLE PIECES
OF LADIES' UNDERWEAR
TO BE CLEARED.
Eight hundred garments, ladies; and children's vests and drawers,
being manufacturers beat sawples of better class underwear.
Ladies' heavy union vests, Targe sizes and finely finished. .25
Regular value 50c, at each
Lot No. 2.
Ladies' tine all wool and- union vests and drawers, in
white, greys, pinks, beautifully finishe 1. Regular values
would be front 80c. to $1.25, at per garruentt _
Last Act in Ladies' Fur Capes.
10 only ladies' tine astrachan lamb capes, first quality, full
sweep, long length, all .*lies. Regular value $16.50.
Selling at
.55
11.75
W.Acheson& Son
BUFFALO TO DU UTH.
Pest the Twin O1t1N
Out
On Lake Superior.
OserMMtlfIM et N. •.'s Trip - A t to
wblo Rlepraa-The Great Comer
Gantry Mew a l'meal 1• caper.
steel -Scenes by the War,
Terse or four Mlles below the rapids
Sager l.dend diverts the walre of the "too"
river late two °hatoale-tee U•n•dlan and
American ter Hay Lake) Formerly the
C•.adlan stream was mesh used. but o1
bite years eltbaelve Wastes' sad dredroeg
op.raeleas hove so improved the Hay Lake
dlvtaloo that now the deepest draught lake
hose bars very little trouble threadieg
their way through the row" of buoy. or
foUewlag the range light or beacon oounw.
)SLOW TH1 home.
As the steamer swings round the head e1
Sager Island, a pretty sod animated mese
1s revealed. Is the foreground, a hundred
yards away, one of the great Ueesemer
steamers le ouefully medlar Into the
ohanoel. Round her bows sweep with lm-
pr•sslve majesty and grace, ob,oked at the
right wormiest by a movement of the rudder
As the great monster glides by, woe osWb..
• 1Umpee of pretty Wow and the Butter el
bright droves en the bridge, of LE einem
In uniform forward Dooming the beat, the
wbeelman to the pilot•huuae toying with
the diminutive s oat -roared wbe.i, deck
hands r ere and there ooihog away hoes or
battling uo louden, th• steward, white•
•pr.bed and Dapped, arms •Limbo, to the
doorway o1 the k,tohen, eed • fireman,
mopping bat greasy face with an oily chunk
01 waste, 14taam. out of •t after vengwey.
Your huodred test beblad, 000sscted by s
heavy need hawssr,00mee her °owort. Koch
heat bas eye( esus thousand Loos of igen
ore ander her hatobes. Sh.uld tb• rudder
ohnlee ou one o1 these boats pert, or one
captain mlsoaloulate the Stent of his curve,
pry little swoops matohweed would be left
n1 soy wooden boat that night happen to
Ile in th• path of woe of thew levathaai
rusalog amuck.
Clews behind the Bessemer* 'omen •
"Dow,"aaoomWaied by her litter of "pigs."
As she •pprosohes. sae ootwom the peculiar
nose projeoUct soros. the water like
the *moot of the animal "neon 1t
takes (elation loveably Involuntarily)
to swimming. Ae else pseawi the
carved deck shows where the term
" whelebook " applies, while the overhang-
ing bow and Morn, wmbined with the otryed
deok amidships, giye to the bull the •p-
parmmo* of • otter Boattog .emt-abmarg.d
to the water. Forward le a turret for the
sham °pstao.. Than oow.es a hundred
and fifty feet of dseb, clear Gaye for lite•
las. along *soh gide The captain'. Midge
and the pilot bow are rsaob.d through so•
other bOrree, while somas to the soles*
room and the men's quarters is gamed
through • tiled. The turret* ars fitted
with wateetttrbt don, and th• batches are
securely bolted down when the bat leaves
port. In a storm the waves sometimes
swap several feet deep cyst the deek,
which Is but • few feet above the water'*
Wee'. Feetvtbisg being watertight, roe
hem is dos,, while at the same time the
host *soaps* a arrest portion of the buffeting
to which a high -hulled ship 1S *objected.
705 YAolelticans (tour NO.TnIRN ertAM
Sea.
A mile below the Soo nee of Ibe magoifi-
esot Great Northern steamers Is met. Very
pretty Is the ploture ot which she forms a
ppaarb. Alma tither shore are the green
fields and wooded slopes of Ontario and
Michigan, ronalag farther up into the build •
tags and'tree*, of the twin cities. Deere
flowing, blue and msjestto, extends the
river to the loot of the rapid., where the
blue tares te white, giving to the bounding
waters the appointee* of a snow olad moun-
ts'. slops. Surrounded by such charming
setting 1* th• steamer herself, • queen of
the inland seas. Her all, white hull 1a
lined with rows ot porthole* ; braes rather.
and guards flesh book the ray' of the sub,
and from three greet 'tact* trail dense
Maude of bleak smoke. With the excep-
tion of the St. Paul and the St. Louts,
America possesses no boat thee oil rival
thaw pslao..iike *reamer., while for are
ommodetlon and oomfurt Ih y are our.
pulsed by .o tans -Atlantic Leer. on salt
wiser • Areeol•w pmweger 11 *towed sway wit tM commencement of th.
In • stuffy, ben -by -'is room, with a sot• greet power
Meng ens side so whloh to loonge, and two ohaneel or raw On the heights book of
sh.ly, aleng eke other for rtrostiog par- Loci evsrlokleg the town is Fort Brady,
garrisoned by U. ei regulars.
Above the rapids the river is
shoot
mile wade and very Potrol ue muttees
e
docod with small islands, rooky and wood.
ed. Two or three miles .hove the locks 1.
Bey Miil., an Important lumbering settle-
ment. Farther ee the oh•onel @Irina the
Canadian shore, where pretty islands and
charming forest abides create • yearning a
speed a month or se In the midst of moral
nongalel enrrandiegs. The shores are
heavily *railed, the river runs deep and
Mtrneg, and hero Miters may be teen at her
best.
Twenty mile* "hove the "So" brirps 1n
might a pretty picture. The steamer tenon
marts' the main body of Late Superior,
th• grottiest of all fresh water expanse..
The sestet shore now sweeps round with •
se grawftl as that of the new mane,
the boys woods of the metre dwindling in•
te a Iew trees and Mrmleattng In • strip of
white sand at the northern Up. 1'o the
North the highlands of Whitefish Bey tower
• thousand tette .Awes the water, ap.
posit* ohs withers tip rwnhbbg one in a
held promontory to greet the other shore.
The froth western tweets tips the wave"
TR. TWrY (tmeNa with white, and twines the misty Moues
Of eh• ewe please, Ike A*,arion "W+e" round the held peak* acrd headlands. Down
14 b►* nave Important, sa.evlDolly and the rine mimeo • lumber boat with the
••eseserelally. The heehaw peril.e of the .'.al •b,bng ef terga The frisky braise
Am.r(o•. rate Ieobnderi tome floe buildtere
end there are also • few hoe rainbow's
Although es present there are no really tot
portant Industries, the oompletloa of a
great power canal now well under way
promises to result to tits esteblubmeob of
many greet manufacturing plants.
Th. groat pulp hwlury u the only im-
portant establubmeet uu the Canadian side,
the p1•oe existing pnampelly on farm and
forest trade. It is a taverna summer re
sort, stoelleot shooting befog found in the
eorrouodieg woods, while many smelt lake.
.rod back of the town furouh so.
aellent pisoatorlal soon.
• ememaI•N WHITE LL1r. ANT.
Altbougb rare in northern °limes, white
ei.pbaots are 000aslonally aouuaNred even
in (Anode., the famous "Yeo" osool being
possibly the tsetse and most rapmouous of
it. species io the oonntry. The popular
excuse for les birth has always been that
the Unwed States may •1 IND* future date
repeat to refusal to permit British mum
hone o1 war to sue through its dimalus-
or meals. No one •ver expecte soother
Northwest rebellion, and even were there
uooasloo to trswppoort army soppiis. to
Manitoba or the T.rritorlse they would
probably be rushed over the C.P R With
regard to the United Sates' levying toll*
on Canadian vessels %lag their canal, s re
talatory taz on Americas boats %log the
Welland and St. Lewreuo. °oala, togs•.hsr
with the interest en the $4,000,000 or $5,
000,00C intimated, would pay three or four
limes over all "Soo" dues. As the matter
stands at preset, tbooaode of dollars
moat b. spent every year for repairs, main-
tenob° and operation, without any bens
dial resat" N Canadian 'hipping. Not
mly do very flee American beau use the
Cwasdian ostial, but many Caesdion vessels
Pieter the U. S side. Above the Cana.
duo °n•1 there W cot sufficient depth of
water for the 1 baa, oral for fuel is
ohe.per iso the other side, metl and learuo
twos for the boats are wet to otfioers along
hs canal, and with two lake on the Miob
'gab side there is se delay In headline all
termites board iv. et down The wilt*
strophes,. u now .ea produouyu. • Lrgab rel
pewee. and even if *hot (or shit) would re-
quire considerable outlay ter bari•1, r
IN 7110 LOCK.
The principle on *bbab the canals ars
oper►ted is very simple. Through the beak
term the water's edge • deep ditch has been
out and lined and floored with stone and
moment, Two sea of ga tee •re arranged to
extend soros. the ditch. Sappoeiog an rep•
bitted boat has lust lei the look (as the
apace betwea the two sawn is called), and
another beat wl.b,s to pus down. The
lower ante was shut after the up bound
bat entered the look, and still remain' so.
The boat bound down enters the look, in
*blob the water Is now on a level with that
•bots the anal. The super gate is closed,
and she now rrwmblers toy boot to • water
trough. Steele' are opened In the Boor e1
the Basal, the water .m-fttes Into the river
below, It• level gradually sinking and carry
Ing the boat with it, jun as the toy boat
settle, to the bottom of the trough whoa
the plug la wtthdree e. When the level of
the water within the luck is the Game as
Must of the river below, the lower Wald
opened and the vessel premed" on ber way
down the river.
The leek 1s now ready to nasty* op-
tioned boats and the steamer next In taro
enters, so°mpanled by three others, there
being ample acoommodation for four 2,500
too boats When the lower gets has b.es
closed, 1 be bona are In an immense begin
•tgbt hundred feet long and eighty feet
wide ; before and behind rue gnat iron
mites, while eloot either side tower mos
o leo stone walls. chatty or forty bet high
Water In Introduced through games in the
°soal's Boor, leading Irom the river above.
Gradually the bodice are lilted Irresistibly
upward, born as on the bosom of a rising
Ude, By and by owe may peep over the
edge of the stone wall. Higher and higher
the rise cootmus till the deck le too or
twelve feet above the ground and the water
rosette" within • few feet •f the top of too
walls which formerly towered twenty -
eve teat above the deck. There has been
0o sadden rise, no jar, nothing but the
oonsolonsnees of some greet hidden force
ratites( the boat upward. Within ten
mutates 12,000 or 15,000 tong have been
lifted elghteee er twenty test blab just as
neatly and easily a one rues • glass of
water to the hp.. The water 1n the look
hero" on a level with that above. the pond-
.rone Rtes swing opso and the boat Ooo-
tlbues on her way rep the river.
Amor. THK RAP1IV.
'ihe view of the town obtained from the
water is not Battering, though the park
and grounds alae the canal are pretty.
Just outside the *toe' entrance may be
pare, while • tea -loth porthole tarnishes
light and ventilation (If, hmpplly, the room
lie nett the loll and not removed amoral
Nue therefrom.) O. the lakes the model
passenger boats carry bot lour hundred
pawesr.n, devet(my as mooh apace as do
mesas boas for the a000mmod•tion of •
thousand p•see.gers A suite 000b(rbleg 01
three rooms 'nobodies • fitting room, fur -
Melted with omfort,•ble chair, and softie, •
bedroom with doable nae, and a bathroom
o00Mlaing all metiers •pplianos. Com
pared with on 001.411 Weyer, • round trip
treat Buffalo be Duluth as either th• North
Lead or the North West would he mooh
mere eajeyable. tweed of sweets teething
save seemi wase for Bye or mix toes days.
ea from wafer she p.w+ages 1. hardly ever
net et might el land, and when h• I• there
We nearly always lir or Dowse surrounding
closes to relieve the mmme0ey.
t;natlnelsg to the foot of the espial", the
bat Wes op. awaiting her tarn to enter the
leak pre. tee (leek may he had • Bee
view et the hounding waters, white -tweeted
lad wild, dotted wick Indians sp•arag nee
Nom esteem..
bottle* out the schooners' soils. get wipg-aod-
w log, then pnMiog Oa cots the smoke horn
th • stack and rolls It 11k• • pall rutted the
et canters bows.
ON LAKE SCraaiQM,
Ulsaring Whitefish Petty, • mouse le Ltd
fir Marquette, the filet stupplog Damm oat
Lak• Superior. Uradaally the rand w the
north leder •way, dually v•msbtug 114. e
oloud of thio mote. The soothers shore
also recedes and slowly disappear. Ou the
wey, somewhere beyond the bei coo, lite
Grand Macias, possessing a fine hu bee and
Important lumbering Industries, A tow
miles to the west of this port are the famous
Ploture Kooks, carved by wind and wave to-
te many faot•stlu and ptutursequs sb•pes
Mornustte, Ilk• many 'mother Important
pleas throughout this region, was named
after one of the early 1''reoub ezplor.r• of
the great west. Oo approablog the harlot
tbers a woo one of Mlobigee's sate prison.,
perched iso the forest elope of • motto
tam. Toe utty Iles more to the west, well.
built and prosperous. Shipping wen ore
and headline •uppltes for the miaow( and
lumbertug camps ars the city's chief surer
prises The pn.oloal freight dlwb►rged
here is oemeot, hardware sad grocery sup-
plies, and iron for the mines.
Throe or four miles to the west le Presque
Ws, baiporse•► as a lumber and tree ore
port. The town b pt sally planted at the
foot of a deep bay ourv,og behind • wild
•od wooded Leland. L'Abw 1. another int
portant troll ors port, situated at the foot •f
Kewwo•w Bay.
TOE 10)rra. °GUNT1r,
(Moe leaving the "deo " the *tamer hes
been eklrtlug mos of the greatest Iron ore
produclog regiooe in the world and is now
•pprosohiog some of the richest Dopper
oouotry ever dlsuovered. Like the index
huger of the left h•nd,Kewseww l'wlasula
point" our lnbo Lake Superior -the mother
of the world's greetst lake.. About half
way up a deep valley lode its sinuous wayswots•oes the peolnsala. wing Its omegasI•t.a
• chain of lanes and rlyv ., teod.r•d tav'-
(r•ule by ext move dredby operwtlooe I •r
boas drawing sixteen leer 1 orator.
Appruaobmg th• Portage or Keweemie )
st.try, the shore swine a •s pn;ly. lo,
river valley u • deep reef/act resin, ezt.eed•
our lar Jobbed ; on mann b., 1 •long It e
lege are bluff, bold chefs of reend brown
eanda•one and date, south of 1 . river ate
• OIu'tr of fi•bsrmen'a houses, Imo.: bit
.mon( ceders •sid evervrset,s, whi shelter
.d bebind an scoommo sating elbo of the
land are the belong amwks and ya _
Piers ext.odlag Out into Keweeu• Bey
several bundrted feet afford very lot! pro
ratio• to • steamer making the sateen • to
the canal with • nor easter bowbog over .r
quarter. The shore is dangerous in the
tra•,,endt very little osrslewnew 1s regale
to seed the boat aground. The piers re
inland a hundred yards or mon, replaced
farther up by rows of piling The chancel
I. tortuous and tricky, rendering navigation
very tickluk. On either band ezteod great
meadows to the fool of the rolling uplaude,
two, three or mors miles away. From the
higher ground come creeks and river.,
curving through the lower (musbry ilk•
wagon trails through pr•'rle grew. Along
the height', marking the location of yartoss
.toes, rise manlier pillar -like Dlouds of
stooks, branching out a hundred feet from
the ground like else tow of busby trees.
There 1. little or no cermet in the river,
which Is but two hundred (see wide. As
the ase.mer •d.ences, the water teem above
comes running down to MI the vsouum
°need by ler approach. From the *hallow
pool* Moon the beak it Domes with gurgltoy
rush, baring logs and driftwood. Theo
wben th• steamer passes It returns In •
wave a foot higher than the river'. aorm.l
level.
Tea or twelve miles of river o•yir•tlon
tillage the simmer to Throb like, situ.ted
In the very herr. el the u.,,unta.a.. 1'•estng
oo, Portage lake is reached. Thu l.k.,
four or five miles tong mod one or two miles
wide, has • ploturosqus location. From as
*Moe the laced *Mende in illy-gxadu
to ►ho lofty ridges two or tura•* miles dry:
toot, The slope* provide excellent fanning
tend, green fields being Interspersed by
buildings and plump. of tree.. Along the
opposite shore the mountain ranee, bull sod
precipitous, drops from the cloud.. Moog
the face of the oltff winds • railroad,op which
a panting ermine is laboriously heeling .
train of short, dumpy oar+. The waters 01
the lake ore o1 • deep copper oolor, the dull
pohebed sarcous of the water fairly glowing
under the rays of the sun The peculiar
shade it due to the trot that wster that has
been usel in sepstatlog the mineral from
.he rock thew Into the lake at 1
pl +c..
The first stop Is made •t South [eke
Linden, and as omen as the boat U t:ed up •
gang of freight handier" bogie unlosding her
cargo Tee mashed,/ of there men are
Swedes or Pdes, and they stay with the
heat tell she oleos for Ashland or Duluth.
Great strapping fellows are they, tech cap•
Mile of doing two ordaery men'. wank.
I'ney carry with them Inge hemp-rs et
bologna and rye bread. Paid by th t ton,
It le to (hair advantage to work as herd a
possible, and some of them .duly handy
trunks loaded with barrels of Dopper wetgb•
log 1300 pound. e.ch.
Nearly all the materiel used in the greet
Calumet and Reale mine is received here,this
port being • terminus of the ompany's rail.
road. The freight unloaded oond,ts pnboi•
pally of manat.otnred Iron -rails for the
railroads and for tearaways deep down is
the mines, pn'nplpg and bunting machinery,
ponderous machines for the stamp mills,
pipe and sheeting from, tools for the mines
end the r•tiro•de, etc ; moment, moohins
oil and pstrolsnm, dry goods, hardware -
nosey syeeythfnt used on the company's
etbnslye property or sold In their stores
The boat frequently Ilse here • day afford•
toe an moslleot opportunity to mutt many
places of interest and instraotion, whioh
enables one to grasp some idea of nne of the
richest mineral Ndooe to Amerlo•. H T
COUNTY CURRENCY
Bruerels : Miss May headman will take •
noone at the Commerotal College at Wad
•took.
Hamed : 1)osald Urquhart, d Se.eau,
1s to be •pointed oeesne oommiwlobsr for
South Huron.
Walton Andrew Kulgbt hes lost •
valuable driver, death melting from a
nate pall (n its boot.
Usboroe : Wm. Wood, of Ueboros, mote.
eel his faintly to London last week, where
they will In fixture reside.
Rayfield : The Salvation Army In this
town have molded to dispense with the
services of a regular officer to future.
Usborns : tlizsbabh Rook, beloved wits
of Henry Jones, of the London road, Usborn
died en Tuesday of last week, after • short
illness
Kom.sls : Peter Dudley and Mee Sarah
were at Si. Marys attending the morboge of
their brother (Mise and Mite Cara (ford-
oer.
Blyth : C. 1.. Shnemacher left for 7,urloh,
where he wi,l tak• pnese.gion of the Dom•
Won home. the large hotelhe recently
purchased there,
Monis : Mise Wel* Kirkhy, organist to
.Jaokson's ohsroh, nth Inci, was presented
with • gold watch and chain by tit, centre.
g•Non.
Morris : Oo Saturday, January 26,there
p•wood away, as • rs.nit of paralpete. ens of
M. pioneers of Hallett township, in the per.
sf John Mille, at the age of 62
Wlogham : Rin. 1)r. Msodnna1J, the
eels representative for Kut Huron.
who ie well known in the "Welty of (lin
on, Is the pneee.or of • hnsorlfml fur nap
and Ier•lieed oat, which virtually oast him
esti hie ssperlwnns and latent. While at-
tending a ae.lnn of the Rose* In Ottawa,
he was nailed In to almond • loly friend
whit was wrlously III. I'ndsr his nate she
was reetnred to health, and when she soled
the dottier who the Margate wore, he rale.
"Oh, that', all right; 1'11 sot *harp say -
tblsg"-a.J the doctor peslbivefy Wood
to.uwpt oily remuneration. See showed
her gratitude and apprautluu of his ser.
'toe" by presenting him with the • rtloles
moose, they are worth about $200, sI
that the doctor oeusidsn himself wisely
repaid fur sue serv:oe1,
(lorrts: Uuutrwtor Patterson, of tiamll
too, with his man are at work to Gerrie
tilting up tits premises for the breath el tea
Baca of Hamilton to be opened there.
Bruawls : George Levy bad the matot-
tuns to have his right hand seriously bleteo
by a horw le the American hotel boo,
*blob will pot him oU work for a taw days
Morris : A happy and pleasing event
place 1. the K',mah Catholic church, Ba
on Monday morning of fast week. 1
rhe marrtMe of Mis.se Bridget and .1 .ata
Kelly, daughters of Miohasl Kelly, of
Morris. to John Olu'er,ot Merrill, Michigan,
and Miobael Healey, of Morris. Kush brides
were droved In blue gtsy orspa trimmed with
white sattu and pearls, with bate eo inmate
HOR f ICULT URAL MEETINGS.
TM, members of the Uoderlol. Henkel
tuts! Souuty will hold their winter
meetings for dt.uu.luq '*matt eubjeots emu
mated with hot Limiter* JD the eare!ary's
effuse, oummenctor at 7:30 '.ouh twitting oe
lee follnw,n. data' :
Febra•ry 22ud.-House plaote, Made mod
ooze uf. -J. TAhtw1T.
him ob lot -1'he uu tiyatton of .bu'.rl•.
-1' e. NArrat..
Maub 3 b -Sue w b,.,.O .rt cno4 a -.--
A ,1. Fowi,ga.
Much 16 -Beet yet aties of groper,
raspberries, strewberrtes, uurraots, goo•. -
look berries and dewberries W. WARN(OCK
ytb, March 22nd,-Horlioulture In chase! -
wse B. D Gamer
W. LANK, 1'. C. h mem,
Saereary. Pre•Ident
LI- KE A KNIFE.
*web Were the T.rrtbte Pala. of Metal tea la
Ore lase et Wil A. Brown.
Cltntoo : A..1. Holloway, was ue be
Collingswood lately, where be met Dr. Bruce
formerly of this town. He *eye the doctor
bas • fins office •.d W doing well, eborder.
be ekes the plow.
Exeter : Mrs. M. Floody and daughter,
Lillian, of Blyth, are visiting with her par -
ante, Mr. and Mr. R Crocker, previous te
moving to Senuook burn, Hastings w.,
when they will reside,
Clinton : Wilber Kermingtoo, of Cleve
land, O., gap lb amain, H•rv. Devi*, •
pleasant surprise reoeotly by calling up.
0o him. They had mover met for 20 years
and Horse was glad to bed out be bed •
cousin he bad never known of.
Grey : An old resident of this locality 1n
the person of Malselm M,Nlebol, lot 25,ovo.
4, passed away on Tuesday, 4th teat.
He had reached the wood old age of 82 yore,
sod led • sen a rerdent of (trey over 40
ye•n.
Urso : Thursd.v, Fah'u ry 7 11, J.mss
Oaver lot 31 cnno-sst.• 14, p.0.54 •*.y
wed 84 y -sr. H.... ,e t.rher of toe
lat. W•I..t Oliver, *nu w.. • member d
the towbsbup o.,uocil for many years. The
uu.e el doa.h ova. heat, .,outdo.
Easter : R. K Pok ad, of t he K Pick
.n l u , en •ri.•neit reli ems 1 yes of ths
Eterer •n,1 He aril aio,e• r ,,:1y rosette r
•hh their wives at bat rndeeo, on Jona
n,s•
t\ cath'.. ; Maes I)i v. ,.rod Norm,
Ve.,a cue, •tout'. ,,. .1 11 F. Vanetore, .
nave hath Deep all wt -h typhoid, but, ..
are pleased to hear, are iso the faIr way to
rsoovory.
Usboroe : Aootber of Huron's honored
pioneers bas departed too life, in the per-
son of Walter Madge, of the Thames road.
Mr. Madge died on Thursday, 7th lust.,
hwvtng raeohed the gad age of •Ighty-nine
are.
Reynold • C. Gook, of the first conoe-
st of Goderioh towushlp, having oomplet-
ed is handsome new roedamn, gave •
hoe warming, op Thursday sv•u,up, 76b
met., o • large Dumber of his bleeds.
(lod. loh tewnshlp: On Fri•Isy, Feb.
th lees • rry Hokin was putting • rope on •
fa' holt* with which to lead her to Clin-
ton, the ,Inial bolted end Mr. liekers
finger ming t with the rope, tearing It bad-
ly.
Wingham : Rev. Mr. Freed tendered his
resignation to Is R.pnst charge, to take
effect the Bret . uudoy in April. During
his three years' Warne. here he has mot•
many friends who will be sorry to see him
Ways,
W(erham : News wall rM.I,.d test wuSk
rh,l dohs Balton. ho left Wirt/barn
lest 'prat for Califs a, bad 'uncombed to
o.eoer of the stomach. : e was •toe mime
years el are, •ol*lew.e widow ape! "large
1.mlly.
Stanley : It is *or sad d ty Ito ahroalol'
the menials. el A .al. lifers. ,• , beloved w,f
of ('i.oton, and for some time • teacher (s
S. No. 3 8&erl.y, amid ea on an. 25th, •
the age of twenty *.van vests,
Hayfield : W. regr+t to sun • coo tb"
death of Mrs A. Rutledge, wb 'h tore
place OD Tuesday of last week. M Rtt•
ledge was OD. of the oldest rend is o1
Bmyneld, having resided hers for - ve Mir
years She wee seventy years u: a,,u.-
M.anley : Peter Mofioriene and kis m
tied daugh et from 1,verett,tltob., are vtd
lag old friends eel 'elaiives bere; it it
neer:y th r.y years since be lett this 1•.rr,
and 1•e finds great 'bangs. ,here an that
time, especially lu the people, Most of his
acquaintances(' hey. ng pawed .way,
Wiogham : Mrs. John Bell, Winahem•
who hes n.-• n su8aripg f ,r some Male . i h
oaocee,died o. Monday 0t lest w.et In Sea.
forth,wib,,si-be Arti.en vtTtrog, iT The
early age of thlrty.ehrec yAtr.. 1 he body
was brou,yh, h.,mn for totermsot.
Varus : The good n•opis of Make Pere
l•y.ert.o church reoen•ly showed 'beer
gentrautx__ _Sawatch the!z.. pa,tor, _ tier
Thomas Begrime', in a very cabg,ble m.n
nee, by delivering at the mimes here an
abundant supply of oat., potatoes and ether
pr'visnns.
9 r.lnr' h : W. R. Rog, -of the late
Broadfont R Rol Compsry has been .p
printed men.ger under tise neer company.
and will hay• io11 and complete charge of
the works here, Mein :lag Ihe .etwting ant'
eng•gtoe el the empleyoet. This spinster
ment will he very pleasing to the people 0'
Seaforth, se they have full oonRJencet.
Mr Roz, end the oemp.ny are fortunate it
securing his servroee.
4eeforth : Mw we. Ureic & Macdonald
have leased one of the sore. of Mrs. i)
Johnston, on the west gide of Main street.
and have 'Tenni ap there tor huelne.
Hath threw gentlemen are live httvless+ men.
and with enitrird promisee they will have
greeter facilities and wider seep" tor their
y and enterprise. They are now oma•
of the largest clothier &u , west o1 Tornn
o.
Brussels : The RMMI Estate Owners' Aeso-
elation of i.ondon, are perfeoting plane
for the proposed porohase of the Kee_
aid "teem fire mimeo works at Bron
eels, with it view of r.mevtng the factory
to benders Some$10,000 wori h of stook h.•
heed intacrlbed by oitlzene, sod It le pen_
posed to capitalize the eompay at $50 Oils rI'heelightest disorder in the
Tho crimpng"-meet ales namafemera - -brings about a
.lerm honey, fire ladders, steam rollers. corresponding dhe..m he
the reproductive organa.
Dodd's Kidney Pills, by ria
storing the kidneys to their
perfect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful dis-
order, peculiar to women.
Pala young girl. worn-out
mother., suffering wives
and nr rwomen e • rix ig upon
the Chane of Life, your
boo friend Is
Bolestowa, N, B, Feb l8.-Nertltum-
bruised oo.uty has seldom s rat such au ex.
trema owe of suffering u that of Mr N
A Brows, .1 Ph ,,loo. Mr Brown had
sciatica. lie des.. is his ease this way
had suiatloa so had to my bans and hips
that 1 could hot .elk without suffering
•wlut •goay. Tee pairs would shoot
through my bawl with o wosanou •imtl•r
to running a kotte tbrev.;h n.
"1 took Dread's Kbduay Till., Tho Rist
bnz helped me, and three boas conµ 'sols
cured me. I have on: sines bad the.t.g.t•
net symptoms of pain or *ohm I ih ok they
are • wooderfol remedy 1 hays moue
mended them to a norm et of other edpr. y
and have yet to hirer of their tallier to
ours "
?NVYDAT, Feb. , 1901. !I
Reld's Oldfri cKI J� �/''S
...Stand
`�1
Ooderich
New Goods...
We are now opening up a lot of New Goods
direct from the looms in the Old Sod and
they are worthy your Inspection.
1)REsS GOODS -A flue double fold,
pun wool carte, new twill m black
►cel .la the new colors. ... •. 25o
SKRGLrs - Our specialty to drew
geode are Black and Slue Sentra,
itod this year we have oto -lied soy.
thing we ever did before W.
have them et 25„ and at $1 35,
wphall prune botweso, Dor ,h,.
oho. aro.
50o di 75o
AMAZON CLOTHS - Very dao,
smooth Heinen Lek and color., 48
tushes wide, biota. Nan we had last
Nato° at 75o Our special to open
the sepal w n
LACES1G HAND -A big lot of new Loss
Everlasting lame from iso up.
Valleateos. trent 15o per dos. ap.
Torobom from 2i per yd, up.
Velvet Ribbon from to up.
New Century Embroidery, something quite
new, end the price le 6i up, with Meer -
Non to matutt new prints.
Bargains in Clothing.
Bargains in Shirts.
Bargains in all Winter Goods.
Remnant sale still going on.
vX%_ .A. Z\zc C=i/1
DON'T
TAMPER...
with your htNtltll.
Don't use Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. Get the bent
there is at the same prices that are
charged for inferior goods.
At our Drug`Store thn stock is al-
ways fr,'.)t, arid each article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
F148 a reputation for promptness amj
accuracy.
F. JORDAN
iI-,ih;al Hall.
CONSUMPTION
Startling Statement by
Sir James Grant, of
3000 Die Annually
Is OEM Yep' Thos. She Ray
algae e: cps dest Whim Rogue -
me Otamre fllstUN a.es5tMo held at
Wm • tow dews tires. toe James event. tee
sMa& - relcina, wade ter arretlsr stares -not that
MOO . • die asasaay a Osardo front
•ataolo 7.. rmallt �ta k for mart tan , hie
es.
di. u. w.et< 1. a lis vesolc or vet we
eineklaw mem emit
Tor • t et • emi•esy R T. R. alerem, en,
et the meet ►•tet tas50til.d., h. mads
Me Dare or • Y. mod, sod Mu
imeo.eded io p.s.d'rs • imam of treatment
welch b'ostuvely the term that prodoce.
the dtee•me. a* ernes Yoe bdldlna up the
erat.m end Pre. Ser and Mead There le no
bombes shoat Dr. he Im.ws exactly *hat
.Y tr amort will w sir.. 'mphan.elly
that 11 cures gi
n s vee mot et leer The
floater bas h ► eM elm uni a, atom
Nat ba offer. troatimmt tV pitfall to Ili
What desire a curs. Sews the seer
Tee or roar dot MMend, have a PALS Connie
sr Tr'satmm• .saotr am Two T. • metre'
re'
eetwir•t (o , 4.n50, ITO Nt Wart. Tnron
to v l s I ng peat .Sea • w
am�pe� roe addl... ,
the free 0,501•.. MG =roe
will he
Nowell, Net.
Were wntlV Sm shear a*wayk Seton Ude
pap«
Perron■ In CIn•di. 1111181111.11•00 1 '(r'e ,0.r le
•molten paean sin f✓ssees sem em,••.ples to
0. Tweet* InkesNeglnale
eakness
A woman's r•productly.
organa ore in the most In-
tense and contintems eyrie -
thy with her kidneys.
weber motors and do a general repatrins
boslnere
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
SCRIBNS.'e MAGAZINE Marlhner'e Maga•
t nee tor February begin. • new Mrtes o
remislsernoss rel theeriod life -a form of
•mint* in which it h.• been pecollarly for
tun•te hl the pas', having published the
reoolleotlons rel Leser Wtll•ok and Mr..
John Drew The Stage Reminlewooes nI
Mrs. Gilbert which ere hers tl.tnn, ars felt
of ylvaity, Incident, and entertelnlee
recollections of great actors of the pest half
aleatory. Mr..(lllherb a eiphty year. n(
age and hose been no the stage fnr mere rh.n
*evenly Tree of that time. beelnning as •'
dancer when a mere child at hruty Lane.
Thomas F Millard, the esu nnrrsso•rodeet,
suede from Chine a remarkable summery ni
the Inr.rnatlonel eondltions prsyalhnr
there at present, and a very shrewd
analysis of the part. pl•ysd by the various
Irmo. and rho representatives of their
governments. Hoare Norman, M. P., in
his fourth Roden attire*, deeorlhee the
region of Central Asia opened op by the
1 rano Caspian railway The dworlotlon of
Modern Athan. Ie oompleted by (large
Herres, rsoently United S'a'es Cineol
there, who gives an Intimate anemone of
honetikeeplwg In Athena, with d't• le e1 the
life of the srreet5 end the Pim. (leder the
title of "1 he Sense of Nenkensi' Carolyn
Wells writes on the verses of that group of
pate of which Lewis Carrell, W. 9. Gilbert
and Law are the best Imams ezaopl ea
Dodd's s-
kidney
Pills
ow
Fall Sails & Ovorcots
'I he man /mewed lis o sunmade et
oar etnrr stamps InIts trim, Se It 1a tr.
ambition of every man of toast• to look.
A large ranee of sloths M choose
from.
11 yen ate oonbempl•ting getting:•
li -M "wee, so tnr f•It wear, give w •
ahem* to sera. you. I'rloe. nrht.
H. DUNLOP
West Street
Men and boys
(young men) work-
' n g
ork.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 strong insteps,
put together with the knowledge that they must be
strong to stand the strain.
♦These hoots are not expensive, though they do
wear lil;n er•1r
'FROM $1.25 UP.
Wri. SHARMAN, Jr.
A Iryrl' fitted +-.1:11 I q• 11
1- I r 1 in hiythrt , • • i I
0 1 k.r fu t pet:• et fI i h u.
1 i rnn hay. lbeil el 1'1' •0, .. i' h
i til n;tir-tnKier -Mr itry-teli-et
y tr b /IN *atm cb...ege.
JIR�PIIEY & SON
- rife LOADING -
Fut\ertA tof ossa
ya rwowrwer w ,
Order* rerrrwlly 'offended te at
beers. sl*etl.r day.
More en Relit *lreet. Ilte•lde.ee.
bee Mreet.
'MILL WOOD
SALE. ate,.
'Che e. eve in cut Into stove wood
(ethtt1 and will be, delivered to any
part of the town the save day as
ordered.
inters reoeivtd by telephone or
lett at rtsidence, 128 (:amble street,
will revt,lve prompt attention.
'PLOne 'JS.
PETER McEWAN.
Uoderich, Novou ber'1st, 1899. 53-3m
jr drank
Question.
Are you satisfied with the shoes you
wear ?
If not, try a pair of "KING QIJAI•ITY."
They are the most desirable shoe on
the fate of the earth for women.
The "Kum QUALITY" shoe is all
that a really first-class shoe should be
--comfortable, easy on the feet, stylish
and durable.
Buy the King Quality .hoe at S8
e pair and get satisfaction.
MN. by TNI J. D. Nemo CO., Llrnitstr, TORONTO.
U,, 1,• n•. int• .i„ , Is 5 , George Price
7L ARING SALE
UNG BOOTS
llufore stock taking we find we have too many LONG ROM,
hay* decided to ru them off at VERY LOW PRICES, to
mot
everyone.
1V', invite you to come in ant compare our KING QUALITY
SHOES, for letiitee and 'Ciente, with other makes, and you will
ilecith, that they are more up to{late in style, comfort and durabil
icy than other rotates which cost you more money.
\%bort buying rubbers why not buy the beat; they are cheap-
est in the end. STUB PROOF are the beet, and nothing is Stub
Proof 'Inters it in *tamped on every sole.
You should call and see our LADIES' BARGAIN TABLZ AT
98c. They are genuine snaps.
Trunks and Grips.
ST. GEORGE PRICE
£'Bevarinlr Neatly Done
1
Hole Agent for .I. 1). King Co'. Goads