The Signal, 1901-3-7, Page 5Tnadna!, karat !, 16%71.
W.Acheson& Son
two goal. Women
The lwln. std. were Flue three epl.nddd
otiten sad a "t er," .od then there a..1
a rah to oath's the next oar home. 'home,
wary minced to.ojoy t quiet .k.te fur
tbi rea.i.desot daylight.
Capets and Draperies
Our new Carpets for spring are ready for your inspection. Whatever is
fres in the different grader we have. (Jur stook is now complete and we will
meet every need of either lavish or economical furui.hing.
The linnet range we ve ever had and the handsomest pato rue we've eve;
shown give great interest to the second floor.
We a.k nothing better than to show you the new things we hove ready is
New Carpets and Draperies,
New Furnishings, Uphoisteries,
Curtains and Curtain Poles,
Oil Cloths.
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
aenrisr.0
Oouoo.l Incr Feaua.) 23 t, moorhen ail
be n 111414 tee of p.ev,..u. n1,0 ,..g real
and &pp:uv.d. Obrquso Meta u4
the followlsa amounts : Auditor. .on,
19; b.lsuoe duo Huron township for work
.,s t• ,uudary, 13 93 ; A. V. Correll, repalr-
toy road, oon 2, 23 ; Donald Houdin-on.
paper for auditor*, 40.. On motion of
B. k or and Stothere this auditor.' report
wa..ui.pted. A petition wee presented
froel the rat/peyote of 8 8. Nu. 1 Ualon
Mk ..4 that the oounotl appoint on arblt,a.
+Sot .e required by suo. no. 1, of airmen
43, P S. A O.. motwu of 10.1 .tyre and
Hun rr. Isaac Audi son •e. •appoint. a.
Byl.• No 6 war net appuruung 1.tbma-
tors, (.one yTivorre and pwod km -pate :a-
tollown ; John Parks, A KJpalriok, Wm.
Mol)rwtroo, T. Molutrre, t), Mollwalo,
Joo M.Whtuney, Joe. Trnrt, b. Wali.,
Thur Simpson, Geo. Burrows. Oso. Johns.
ton, N. unham, J. Ur.y. D. Jardine, R.
Davidson, W m Stalwart, R Lannon, W. B.
Grabam,'Thos. Grum. Jae. MoWSlaty,
Wm ltoCsrtky, Joh. Moaarr , Joo. E
Sullivan, P. Clair. R. Ranby. R . Langan,
Wm. Fuld) W. Matthews, R. Johnston,
G. Hall. W. Irwin, John A. Finley,
John Madrid., W. H. Reid, Jame.
Jas. 1..., D. Quinn, Jno. Campbell, Wm,
Tw.mley, Jos. Gardner, Ralph Num), Goo.
Middleton, D. G Stied, Jno, Mallow, Jas.
Baird, Jae. Clarkno., Jae. McKintoa, D.
G MoKmaie,J. R. Webster, R. Campbell,
Julia 8. Pwk.rtoa, E. C. Johwtoa, D '1.
MoKeast., Jap. Bothwell, Joo K. Mallon.
old, D Rem, B. B8okl.Rbsm, A. Loaf/. H.
Chambers, F. Monro., R. Hamilton, D.
Rose, Jobs Fiala son, Jae. E West,
Kenneth McLean. C. Stewart, s. MoNalr,
Jolla Murray, H. Mantua', Thu No
Kant, James Johnston, Thin Smrlie D
Taylor, R. Agar, John C. Baldwin, R. Mo.
latwh, Jam.. L Hunter, Wm. t'owell,
John Long, John Bowler, R. Kol.htly, Joo.
MoDonald, Derld Fairish, Thos. W11.00,
1' tlaCarthy, Alex. Mallwrm►td, John T.
O'Rtley, Jae. (:rawford, D. Johnston, W.
Johann, H. Finalise, Pat Hogan, A. R.
Andersen, James D.videon, W Matto. h,
Jobs E S01byu, Jett . Flynn, Jan. Cook, R.
A. Oarrlok, F. McC.r.by, A MoMu..by
lGO Walsh, Jo.. Welker, Jno Gr fie, 8.
F Treleaven W a R ob.,d.00.Jona C.mp
411. Thos. S0aokleton, John D.okao., A
E. Malas, T. R,ohard.00, J (itbak4 8
Rnr'r, Peter Sn.rld., Pet Wallace, Juin
Wielder, W. J. ktnley. Jas Center. 5_.
Waller, Ju. K..o..Ay, R Mow hammy.T.
te
Websr, Joo, Sullivan, Jlm Tbotbo., hee.
Daher. M. Darien, A Drsan.yy. 8. Pee.
land, Thor. O'Connor, Ned Flynn, W
(%ook, John Griffin, J... Quaid, Jar Wilton,
Wm. McCuooeli• Foos viewers- Jan
Webster, J.o MoDon.gh, Jos. Hackett, R
Finley, M. MrLenno.o, Jeo Bigot, H CI.H
A Dream", R. A t.arrtok, T Lanus. N'
Powell, Jae. Lace, Wm. 000M.11en, Joo.
..d D McKSoxt.. Sullivan Pound keep
.n-JeoMoDooagb,P.olRi.d,Jaa MoDon-
ald,John 8hewh.l.,Freok Soott, M. Ferries
and 00r.00one tato, or el hemmer.Daogaaaw..
Next 0000011 muting Maroh 23rd. W. 9.
STOTHL *, Clerk,
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W. Acheson & Son
COUNTY CURRENCY
Blyth : Geste* Dea•t.do Oft Iset woos for
Wbttewood, Asd.lbola, toad Gene Kraeh•
lin* for Elkhorn, Manitoba.
Blyth : Mita Ana Moffat, daughter of
J uba Me1•t, has ben appointed stenograph•
er b the 'Burma .1 Mines at'lereato.
ExewK: Jamas Coltiagwood, tows, and
MW Anal* Horny, deceits* .f C H. HOU
sey, N Uebarme, were married last week.
Vital/hem : Mauna' Rem left last week
or Uuslph, where he takes • sltaation In (be
tusiaa departm.mt et the Bell ;duo factory.
Wioghem : Fred Br.dwln, who had been
visiting with he panels here for some
week., lets teal week for his home to Kam•
Imam B C.
llmfertk : Beattie Bros„ *tonere, hate
perebteed the grocery .red °rookery bast
nem of H Robb and have take" poaswloa
13/volt : Juana Hill has bees .warded the
osntraet for rho ..edea et • brisk ooboot
bow ise 1.1,8 B No. 12, Rule{ and Morris.
The omeest prim is 21,310.
Exeter : The marrfagc tank plot, as AI
vtwton. of 18.0. V.owortb and Mee H.,.
are Joplin. the latter being the daughter of
J R. Jays's, • formas readmit of Exeter.
Tbe smug pimple will taside t■ C.11.ry.
Blyth : Hsgh Magee,: re 1460 week r.
oetvmd . looter free. his len, Arable, to
Mouth Attie*. Th. lett*. Yeas wret•es m
Jaanary all and to It Arekts stated that
he was oajoytng Reed health and kept buy
limbo's. the Bo.r.,
Etter : Uwe*" Urr, of Exeter North.
died oo Tuesday, February 26th, 41 the .Re
of seventy-three year., Destined had bee.
•'eeldest of Rioter IOC sap tame, sad bad
hem Ill ler emend year pet H. leaves a
widow and two daaght.r, 10 stunts h m
Wmgesm : R A. herr, who has hews
ape.dlau the past few moaths with hos fam-
ily 10 wire, left Iset week for Seattle, Wath.
Mr Ken has p.re0a.ed • stamp m111 la the
Yakoa and after •poodlag • •bort time la
Seattle, pieroba.lag sap011.., will lo.••
there for the Yuko..
/Deter : W. Hawk•hsw she wf(., also
Mist Joan Hawkekaw and Mr, and Mn.
W. Hawk.how, fr., arrived In fewn last
wont frim 8t. Mary.. and took posem.fos
el the Cemmerelal hotel, reomtly punmased
of T. W aawkahaw. Mr. H.wk.haw and
rosily Imre former mildest. of Exeter.
Matte : W• wades from The Bay City
Tines that Ed. A, Wettthlagte., Chimes,
tan otos Droidest sad treasurer of the Lupton
Portree Oemess 0.. ,welch 0ae deotded up
m the luetlea of marl lads, the baildinn,
ote, of w01e0 will soot la the oelgbb.rbood
of 2400,000. Mr. Worthington is I.O. of
the tate 1h. Worthtmtooa, of Nwa, sed Daae
at me time employed a hoe►teepee at the
masa f5etery hos.
Seef.rth : Allan 8. MacLean, oldest nos
of M. V. MacLean of The Expositor, who
Ina bona for • 000.ldenble period on the
*diurnal staff of The Condos, Keg , Ewan
eel Theme, .rad who wee also for some yule
the Landau eorro.po.de.t of The Toronto
Globe, has tions 10114ed to girt up his pool.
Mon owls. N a compleeia breakdown la
- health A *Men of pia lowlier, troubles have
terminated In ws.ampttos, and hs has been
advised ea leave London p.rmIseutly. At
proses/ he le •pesdlag the winter Is SoaM
Dees, and imposts to mall for Canada with
his 1..liy early fa April.
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CHEESE AND BUTTER.
Illemorandeme to reetetrymea Mem the
CITILIeg 01
The Montreal Butter sad (Ames AM1100i5-
1000 donne o•11 the speotal attention el
Famorymers Lo the pottered **edition of
moot of the chess* miming to Mostresl. ft
has become the entities of Faotoryinee to
send their shams ao atomic's"' before they
ere mffiolestly oared, and If we are to hold
the amid roputatioa wo bar* gained this
bad praotios mast be stopped, and ohms*
moat be held la the (eateries at least mei
week,' for fast oaring ohms., and looser for
*le* otrIng 6401411, or in all oases until the
'beim are oared. Factories should he so
provided Ohat the Meeperatcre of the oaring
mom ma be mainteinod et or near 60 de,
greet Fahrenheit, otherwise cheese are
hy haat la summer and *old in
4PYlialANCII OF 011114198.
large number et the Ammo striving in
Mitatreal have at Meat one rough aid. mid
emu bay* two rough ends, giving the ohne*
very bad appearaties and afferent, .thrtir
value All anus might easily have • 1100d
199.4itswies If the maker would t•k• his
obsess eat id tbe hoops early In De morn
Wu of tee day fellowleg da'o of menu -
lecture, trim off say uneveunees, pat hie
shame back te prose with the sods reversed.
sod leave them them until the afternoon.
mist, press nage to keep the ohms' from
811Inefso hotgrese Ie. beep and Dm follow.
names 11021111.
The °hems horse ofeeerelly la see are die
sist epos beteg supplied with a letter hot
la haters. In 40.1 bon that Is at tirafesi
biting supplied, the sides are too this, whloh
moms them to break, aed the hind and
bottom me frequently made of too many
trot. IfItielk cause them to fail nut, and
Went saIllea of these is • monolog
Itamplalot. We ask the Faateryntea to
MAN epee gettino bowie with sides from
en• 8510 to am courier of as inob is thlok
*me, with sot mere thee two lames in the
Ilsw or Motown. tad web the top awl bottom
ILINNuarfrarly nailed. These plows should
of well dried material, ito that
an will mit shriek away from the beads
ea* 'makes the hes.
trim
Another ehleedesiabis pesottor awns te
b• growing ta nem, distriom of the ottentry,
atel Mat the wadies el wry's/ who,
bane trent the Wiwi is the term to min
woes 'MA gives ts the ease heA INB011.
sod fah fe toe Meet estanittninated to the
on. sad dem a great deal to tense bad
laver the Awes.. Whore the terser do
dem te make re lide share of the *bet,
IS ill Me* reasetasseded Aim las *wry
with him 1. 01. waggon • barrel or other
can* than his milk oatns to convey the whey
re the farm. Coder no otroamsnocee
should whey b. ooaveyed V milk os...
BUTT a8
Canada meal (o mon largely into the
manufacture of fancy butter, Enos to Is .o.
dent that we are now mails* ae many
.0.en se ins be ooneamed la one seaeen a.
probt•ble prime. Tette L abundant room
for ex loo In batter making, provided
only the beet quality is made. All hope of
doing an export trade of any imports*** la
dairy butter must M .baadoned. Nothing
but the best orum.ry butler will sell fr.. y
and profitably. There is proof h that
faaoy butter oats be made to C..ada, but
mnob progress must yet be made two our
average quality will stud as blab se that of
Denmark or Australia. We are aspomall)
hailed those oo.nterlm to regard to pack
ages. Only the beet obtainable should h.
bougbt,uallorm In style and efts, and where
boxes are used, no more and no lees hotter
should be packed than will test 56 Ila.
when delivered la Montreal.
Montauk, February 19th, 1901.
HOCKEY A r THE COAST.
• fes... L Main. servitor It.I4..te of
Gedrrfele Dia seed.
The following ar$i.ls is from The Daily
Colombian of New Westminster, B. C., of
the 1110 Wee British I'olumbtaaa seem M
take their sport gory comfortably, ludas"
from the description of the skating scene.
ni
A peal of the Isamu of the hooky ply
ere will bring be remembr.nos our awn "Std"
M•Ioom•o. ud .leo • former member of
the Beak .4 Commerce staff koro wee
Dad to help wla hockey matches la God.
rich :
A. mediated, the good skating o. Bur•
salty Lake attracted • large number of plea
sure seekers on Saturday. Even during the
morning a coo•Iderable number of skaters
arrived, hat to the afternoon five special
tree from Vu000ver ware kept busy, and
the hourly oar from here discharged I.I.
loads at the Doubts road crossing, from
whlo0 polat several experts wages. did •
land o%oo bosinue "forryler" pa.a..g.r• to
Us* lake. Almost the first this* to attract
attention on arrival was the way the (aunt
bre gibes of Win forest giants were deooret-
ad with overcoat@ and ether outer wrap•
wbwb wars 001 required by Asters for an
boar or two. Clue by, oolamoa of smoke
rislarr str•bbt In the still air showed where
Parties were toads/ tbslr toes before obeer.
fel fires, while enterprising motion of bot
teaanff
d osse, blsoulte, etc., were re-
partee to meet the demand which Daae sure
to be made later oa In the afternoon. As
for the Lske itself, 11 has seldom bees Dower-
ed with such • good sheet of toe of Irk•
thloknw. Far aoro.., sear the opposite
side, It w5. a smooth as glees, sod there
was pinrosly any portion of to 00pl.aeut w
skate on. Consegceotly 05. crowd wee
pretty well scattered, sad 10 was hard 00 se
',mate the number protect, but several wee
"Wed up the number of epootat-,rs 004
skaters agreed that then were telly 2,000
people, a good proportion Wire youngsters,
woo .post their Setarday holiday then.
Shortly after four o'elook, however, the
bulk of the people (sobered armed the
.Dace betimes tae goal., to be need by the
hockey players near the landing. The los
berm wits pretty well o.009 with Aimee bas
that did not prevent the spectators being
foral.6ed with gilts an interesting matoh
between teams repreeenttng New West.
mis.ler and Vanooaver. The latter, ha..
lag been defeated by three goals be two le
he former matob, bad Immo determined to
return the oomplime.l, sod had made sever.
al ebeagee In their team. All the players
had originally cense from the &latero Prov
nom, aa the following list shows, but the
"native bone" are opt popols and, mold a
week or Iwo of skating he os1a01ated upon
each winter. the West would coatis* the
olatm of the K..t for ohamplonsblp honors.
By mutual agreement, Mr. A. E. Mao -
Naughton was chosen referee, ted Messrs.
Barter and W. Gifford umpires. The turns
Hand up as fellows •
Now Wastmloater-0o1, Cheyne, Moot -
mel ; point, M.loolmeoo, Ooderloh ; Enver
pant, Lynpb. P.lerboro ; forwards, Ryall.
Paris ; Southoe, Morden, M. ; Barden,
Winnipeg ; Tar.boll, Paris.
Vanesv.r-Owl, Dann, L'. C. Coll..,
Toronto ; point, Elwood, Oo.eriob ; oover-
point, Bailey, Winnipeg Motorise; for-
ward., Marriott, Berrie and Winnipeg ;
Merrltt,Toronto ; Cowen, Montreal ; Parr,
Omen, C.Dttets.
'4OISS names. in many lenience', retail
many a weltfoneet dght between the .ante
of a Isorome field, hat subsequent .vents
showed they 000ld all handle tea pook des
terooely, the game being really .o1e06Mo
"sDl.0t." Some exoetlwt play w5. ppm
on both Ades, and, though the snore does
n ot bear oat the Idea, the boys from the
Terminal 010y ...mod to have the beet of
the play. At least they were 000linuously
or.ming Westminster's d.lenee, but .his
was baud, se to laorow, on ('horns le tool,
and. when the opportunity 0000rred, Taro
hall •t al made very effective rushee to the
other sad. In the epeeists game. M.lo.lm-
soo made one exceptionally rood stop. sad
thea Tarebell, Southall and harden, by ex•
miles% team play. worked the pook to the
Reit, ane the latter .o.rod oleos 10, amid
Prost 505.11.(. In the next gams. *0
Vestment" p.► their best toot foremost
t ad played ag/reesIvely. "Offa.IA*' be -
name a rather common pry sed necessitated
many face-off.. Ch•yes stepped • Reed
shot, and sena after Barden nearly tottered
at the ether end. The play waxed warm
a0tll a Rood shot by Manton, Merritt
1n11ewled/ .p well, soared the first Seal for
Vancouver, shortly begot* h.lf-teme w5.
called. Reversing ends they west at It
amain, with received mercy. Weetmineter
sew again pat ea oho 4.fenne, but played
.f.bb.r.ly,soh of the wenn doing vallan0y.
A/*or several minntwa' play, Bertha m.de a
(110 ran anti then ps.e.A N Turnbull, who
"het. 11 was well stopped by hone, bet
"Aiwa." osnght the rebound and seat ter
pink through amid renewed (throwing. Play
being resumed, Mtage harems mon swell
Ing and is soma instaeoes •.th.lrh.l rough.
bet the Royal 01/1 War kept Meir *gyps.
1181111 2Nn 011•14114 •a•l•. ere/ Met wee by
Putnam's awn bttrawe,
Doe n't Icy o man up for • week bat quiet-
ly and surely guts 011 doing its work, and
nothing Is known of the ooeratton till the
onto is shelled. Plenty of substitutes de
'Me Some of them are dangerous, no da.
ger from Totem's eaoept to the ooro. At
al/ deletion.
CENSUS ENUMERAl0R5.
Names et the appslstaer I.r 4110 4ei►dtvte•
144 of Meet ■.re..
The folks%los 111s the ptnoos ..0 wbuu,
VI di devolve ths wok of teklug t,e, u.nso.
W . W. von"... ninon% sub dist. • o. named
Is the W.•• Rel u. of Huron •
ANarI4LD- N . 1, 1, B, AUjU.L.ne • No.
2, J e 1' I. ; N 3.K•'no.thId.
h. x"; N• 4 W. 'l' a..w; No 5,
I h•.. 8u1.,v.o ; N . b, 1' ,,.. FuJ ; No. 7,
J Jain ..ow jr
('ol.ac.N.- Nr. 1,W. H 11 t Nu. 2, Herb.
jr. Morn. ; No. 3, G..rdon Yuuag ; No. 4,
D. Cumming.
('UNION --No. 1, E. J Ceariio. ; No. 2,
Walter Coen ; No. 3, N : Ne, 4.
D. D.okineos.
UoDealuu TOWNSHIP -Nu. 1, Joseph 1.
8s11.ld t No. 2. Goo. Gux ; No 3. Jobs
Torrance ; Na. 4 John W.ggtntoe ; No. 6,
J W. Ye,.; No b. Weary U..gars,
I.Ongucu--N. 1.J. 1 B• 1.rdr;
N • 2 I. H E i..,,t ; No 3 J .nu Ku,•r ;
No 4, S. Alersud.r ; Nu 5, E.R W..eo. ;
N 6 lieu Fr..e, ; N•. 7, J..0 Cr. tile, F,
Eon Wewarosn-No 1, R. B. Mo
G..40 ; No. 2. W . Huai; No, 3, W
Salter ; No. 4. Dayld Clow.
Wast Wawallosi-No 1, Thoma Mo.
Otos; No. 2, A. C J.ok.on ; No 3, D B.
Murry ; No. 4, John H. Taylor ; No 6,
Waiter A. W llwo.
rata in I. Mack
Maine life miserable for many. Can It be
oared! Yep, In • eight. Nervtline give. •
complete ksockout to pain in the back, be -
tonne it M stronger, more ppw►r•ttoq, more
h1*ety pain -subduing rho• any other remedy
•:fast. (.Me drop of Noryllme has more
power over pain then fire drops of any other
retnady, and It is true etrwrth yon want
when you've Rot • Dais Your money book
if It 1e sot so. Druggists sell Nervilto..
SeMtklmg may happen sense of than days
if while awnings cm the . quare are not
raised a oousideranle 'wooer of mopes.
that. in • Intro below Itoverotng the matter
Reld's Old
...Stand
frIcKIM'S °alma&
"ERECT FORM,
STRAIGHT FRONT"
DON'T
TAMPE4... •
with your health.
Don't nee Drugs and Medicines
of que.tion.ble quality. Get the hest
there is at the same priced that are
charged for inferior goal,.
At our Drug Store the stock is al-
ways fn+.h, and each article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
hos a reputation for pron;ptnoes and
accuracy.
ywd
F. JORDAN
Modica' 1fe11.
is the correct corset. It is the
only model for the new straight front cos-
tumes. It gives a long, low and full effect
front shoulder to bust. It inflicts no pain
or strain upon bust or abdomen. It
throws the shoulders back into a fine mili-
tary poise. The only strictly hygienic cor-
We have them in white and broche.
New Dress Goods.
HOMESPUNS.--The genuine Harris
all wool, good colors,
Henrietta, black and good colors, all
wool, at per yard. 50c.
Sergea, all wool, .t per yard 25c. and
all between prices up to .... 11,.35
Our specials are Sergea.
20\th Century
Bargain Sale
of Stoves.
Duran* the month of
February
we commence
our business year with a great
Beletia Hale of
Wood Cooking Stoves
Heating Stoves and
second hand Coal
and Wood Stoves.
DR. SLOCUM'S
In
Girls' corset waists . . .40e, and 50c.
A lot of 50c. Corsets, white, black,
pink, blue and gold, for..... ,380.
Hoye Knickers, or short pants, well
matte of serge, and lined, at per
pair 480.
Men's Tweed Trousers at 69c. anti a
to .112.50
Man's serge Suit 43.30
W. A. M°KIM.
SUCCESSI
Numbers of People in
Canada Who are Being
Cured of Consumption
Is Positive Evidence_
Of tea Mmrrefiot- , Status. M *h*
Slocum S .tem for ail Lung
Fjard reg
Wear
Shoes.
This is a chance to secure.a
good stove .t your own price
as they must go.
Liberal discounts on tin and
granite ware.
Remember this sale will be for
February month only.
J.11. Worsell,
Stone, Furnaces, Omelte
and Tinware, dodenob. ,
Ail 1900 4.-oo0o1e ntc.t he settled at once
TWENTIETH - ANNUAL 5TATEt1ENT
-Or T111>i-
North American Life
ASSURANCE COMPANY
Head Office : -1 12 - 118 King Street
West, Toronto.
For the Year Ended Deoember 31.1, 1900
Dec 30, 1899. 'f„ net Ledger Asxte
RECEIPTS
" To Caah Income on Itivestinonte. 183,041 55
14 342,680 76
53,336 710 21
NO MORE BIG DOCTORS FEES;
810 MORE LANG SUFFERING !
Dr. e14 -■.,1 eecre.. to wefts all Marrows of the
toss. sad brot,rlllat Wawa le bossed quaver...
Soar.s of am and wa_ei w.o bad Mile, at their
°perigee. Oopel.r he.* been rumored to D,Y,4
Wr.Ogh the Slocum system f trseameert. led et
We three preP.raher eeaopr,0ng the l,o14
tfeetm•wt sot Wee(41 0101 petro boon 0 r'.nslta
64
If )o0 suffer from eat fora os .sig trouble Dab.4
ever, you should not lame. m0e1. 1n applying las
a trial of the Slocum gena or treatme.a
You ars sot oohed b pay a ,sac .All you bars
bIle le to errhS the T. a. Stew cm ('. a. MAL W.
Lrrr*Ttn. iia cine St. Week Toronto, grow name
1. IOD. with post ogles sod express Imes adds."
sad
FREE TREATMENT
will M riot too promptly es needle of y.sys
quant. TA01 te the moot tserous offer e•er mads
by 147 004011141 man In rpm co0otry. Dr. Slocum
I. se po4nve or what Ate treatment will do that be
goatee Na enpreveieutN eget, fully owdd.ot of
what tb• reselm wan en b .n Woes Wee wast es
ate wdl
Whew writhe for teem always aemt;cs W1.
senor.
recces in emWs, maw e1ope,.• free offw to
II•PW's will Meese the To' t�A yherated.m t•e. te/ twaap,a. t.
Men and boys
(young men) work.
ing outdoors/
knocking about,
need good strong boots to stand the racket.
We've'gct the very kind you want -stout, thick
soles (solid leather, mind you), good strong insteps,
pit tot;,.: }t.:r with tlic know ledge that they must be
stro tU ...d :hc t.iiaTn, .
e I La.tt.t _ e.
Cat
re ins, expensive, though tet
FROM $1.25 UP.
WI`I. SHARMAN, Jr.
1 BROPHEY & SON
- DISBURSEMENTS
Der 31, NCO. By Payment for Death Claim., Proem. . ..304 679 33
By all other Paymenta 2611,493 36
569.172 68
$3,773,508 08
By Mortgagee, etc ....S1,282 .389 92
" Stocks and Bonds (market value el 031,6011 001 .... • 1,013 TI9 96
z,FA 751 79
239.719 38
\III 680 00
" Real Rotate. including Company's building
" Loans on polictee, etc
03 773 08
" Premium' outatendifig,-W Mae
' Internet And renta due and SOSIIIIICI 40 684
NeUralgig
is Rbeumatism of the face.
Uric Acid left in the blood
by disordered kidneys"
lodges along the nerve
which branches from the
eye over the forehead, and
across the cheek to Um
side of the nose. The
cause I. the same as in all
Rheumatism- disordered
Kidneys. The cure 1a like-
wise tits saM-
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
-- THa !AUDIS° -
1� 6.u(t.1 IY‘reetoet om.a.
Orders rarrhlly ettwded te U all
inure. slab& se dry,
amebae Street.
A Bicyclic fitted with Dunlop Tires
la hobi in biglier oritimation b. Cull...
You e -an have Dunlop 'fite-a with
"the thickened treed" on any wheel
yeet buy -no extra charge.
MILL WOOD
FOR SALE.
The a ove ia cut into stove wood
length and will he delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at rtsidence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
Gotiorieh. Noveinhor Aid, 1899. 53-3m
I iec 31. 1900,
LIABILITIES
$3,977,263 83
Fall Suits & Overcoats
To Ovarantee Fund
" Aseurance and Annuity Reserve Fund
" Death Loosen awaiting proofs, etc
3 477,671 44
Net Sorp1118
192 39
Audited and fcmtiel entreat,.
The financial pueition of the Company io unexcelled -ita percentage el not surplus to
linbilitice exceed'. that of any other home company.
Exopedin/ ch., beet previous year Trioel'iiivintr-rhe-
Inetustica in force at end of 1900 (net) 911.883 061 00
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(MANZI. Keel.
J.1 061110ANN, Esq.
Why if Won.
A shoe that has won the
highest award at the Paris
World's Fair ought to be good
enough for a lady to wear.
Beauty, comfort, style, ap-
pearance and durability are the
points that won the gold medal.
Its price and value make it
the choice of thoueands of ladies
who know how to dress taste-
fully and comfortably.
$3.00 and 64.00 per pair.
Limited, Toronto
The MO dratted in a mit made at
our store always looks trim, as it to the
ambitlon,ol nery elan of taste to look.
A Neon eons of nloths to choose
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4.1... Ivo you Prins riohi
Weet Street
pound. of whioh we soli • barrel • week.
This isn't our only sup. am we oarrr
everything that oan be found in an rite
tio-datie grout), store, and oar prime
are right. The farmers know that they
can alw•yo get from ne • sloop tor their
nroduce. We drew th• line ab
(thrower* or potathea, earden stuff or
ohniurt table China. We deal in all
of them.
Bedford bleak. Otoderfob.
(TEARING SALE
LOtG BOOTS
Tho report rontaining the proceedings °I the Aniiiiel *.t,esiing, held on Juitutry 30tIli
lard showing merited proofs of tho oontinned roomette and wilt.' petition of the Company,
will he trent to policy holders Promphleta explenatory of the ettreotive investment
proition. will he furniithed on implication to the Howl (Are or uty of tho Company's
agencies. Oar Agent la Godoeloh /36,, (Merge Prue
Before stock taking wi• find we luive too many LONO BOOTS,
and hove decided to run them off at VERY LOW PltICEE, to
auit everyone.
We invite you to come in and compare our KING QUAL=
SHOWS, for ',tubes and Gents, with other makes, and you will
deride that they ere more up-to-date in style, comfort and durabil
ity than other make.; which cost you more money.
• When buymg rubber* why not buy the beat ; they are cheap-
PR1 in the end. STug pRoog are ,the best, and nothing is Stab
Proof unite," it in stamped on ever y solo.
980. They are genuine snaps.
Trunks and Grips.
ST. CEORCE PRICE,
dole Agent for J. L). Kim 04 Gab
tilrimMtring Nista' Dew