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THE SIGNAL: GODERIUH ONTARIO
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I Neat W Lee a Shepherd
areae in the trade of %t
Usltmd ycete•,
' whd• fps greatest la the ouustr'e history, al se Q lelliMeSCoMe
Inoue -year .l P30,000.000 I. 1900 tbe
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ave Been Waltio
until all our spring good. arrived Wore aBBouoe
ing a formal opening In my uew store.
Last week the last consignment of olokbisgl
artrived, and this week Christy's Hats have been -
passed Into stock.
Next Saturday, April 6
you are invited to come in and inspect our stock.
No one will bother you asking you to buy. We
simply want the pleasure of showing you our
goods and leave you to lodge as to the styles and
the values compared with 'others. Our stock of
clothing is all uew, made by one of tliedtent linnets
in the trade ; the hoods are weltmado and thor-
oughly reliable
CHRISTY'S
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OLAF-Rif-RS I have the
tale agency for Goderich for Christy's cele-
brated Hats. These hate are sold by ,
leading hatters all over the continent. Thi,
fact in itself is • sufficient guarantee the:
" Christy's are the beet."
TAKE A WALK around and ."e our window. Any tie in thew clow, and i
fact arty tie ui the shop ,inoluding all'our'uew 50c goods), on Saturday only 250.
your . huh -e. aseu. h deo will not Ia„t long at that price.
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MATTERS OF MOMENT.
Quantum' of the Day Die -
numbed.
The ti•verswear's Polley Regarding the
Niagara Falls Water fewer rs Make It
aa Asset et Valise ne the Whole Pre
viner,
01 course an Oepeellloo ova afford to be
more generous with promisee than • Go•-
erDmeol, bemuse an ODpo.ltlen's words
bare not the authority of power behind
them. Still, it most be admitted that suob
promises used In a bye -eleotloo In • close
eenstltuenoy are dangerously owl being a
bribe to the *Mete . Conseo,-s0t,a, titers
war much fora In the taunt that Premier
Roes flung •Dross the floor of the House es
to Mr. Whitney'..peeoh at Nlegara Falls
during the Welland bye -election oamp•iwD,
and Mr. Whitney's reply was hue • lame
OWL
It was en December 11 that Mr. Whitney
made Olt speech at Niagara Falb town, In
welch he declared that the water power of
Niagara Kiser should be M free as sir, be,
muse, irrespective of every other considers.
don, that prl.olple would be right. The
yoeetion ariee, What did Mr. Whitney
meant Would he spend the Ontario surplus
three or four times ever to develop power
ter whoever obese to nee It, without money
and without prim! Althengb Mr. Whit-
ney's wards were very •ages, It 1s rsa.ua•ble
be suppose that Mils is not the meaning he
would put open them. Thl. Interpre 061100
szoladed, Mr. Whitney moat have meant
that he would permit anyons to develop
power there without paying rent to the
Province for the privilege.
Where would snob • preposition lead Mr.
Whitney and the Coturervative petty! Let
its look bank a1 the history ot the Niagara
Pelle weber power. The franobtw, which
was le the nature of a monopoly, eras et
first granted on • rental of $25,000 • year.
As the oompany were slow to begin opera
slow it was tmpeoted that they were bold
log oft to prevent oompetIll.n with the nom
many en the Amerloao side, which had
spent something Ilk. $15,000,000 in de.
moping the power. Consequently. two or
three years ago the Government abrogated
the monopoly climes of the oentra0t and rev
arranged the anneal rental on a sliding
mole, proportioned to the quantity of power
developed. This has led to the formation
of another company, whloh u now proper
leg to develop power from Welland River.
Prem the ewe oomp.nies the Government
4e mllece,d 8205,000, whlob has been ap
piled to the acquirement and maintenance
M the Queen Vietori& Niagara Fall. Park,
which otherwise would have had to be
bought and supported out of the revenue of
the Previnoe, So It fhb writing the l'rov
Ino is ahead a fine park, which has oc.t
the people nothing ; 1t retain@ Its hold of a
valuable fraeobl.e ; It has tot op a aampett-
Nye oempaoy ; and 1f theee hie hese delay
to devsleplog the power the Canadian com-
panion will be able to profit by the import
e pee of ►5. Amerloan oompaoles on the
ether side and prodaoe power at • cheaper
g ate.
Under Mr. Whitney's policy -at least
whatever policy la to be Inferred (nun his
spoken word@ -the Prevlsoe would be out
that $905,000 and that fine park, and th•
people would have been delivered over M a
oorpnntlon or tot of oorperatlow who
would bays developed power without pay
ing •,eel for the privilege, who would be
Emerson's
Bicycle :Ail
Warerooms
will re -open in
a few days with thalargest,
and heat stock of
Bicycles and
Snndries
ever 'shown in Goderiell
Watr'h this apace for future
announcements.
onewerrt
4111;UL'ii1:7
EMERSON'S
Rioyol. and Morrie R(oaen, Went
street, Rorlwrieh.
' addled oo the country forever, sad who
oonld ultimately *barge whatever rate they
pleased. Toe polio, of making this water
power "ss free its air" would have tighten-
ed Into • perpetual, tyrannical monopoly
The Implied argument that the town of
Niagara Falb ought to exploit this great
Prot/Mobil aa.et solely for its own benefit
1. as reasonable u to urge the town to build
• high fano* all round the o+tarsot and to
charge everybody a quarter to see the greet
wonder of nature. Similarly Mr. Whitney
might go into the Rainy River dl.trlot and
tell the people there to keep Toronto oap
holism out of their geld mines ; or he might
fir loco British Columbia and preeob the
10.1, ne that Oa:arlo In.nbermeo ought hot
to be permitted to bog timber berths In the
PaolSo Provisos. It is • selfish sod an•
reocn•ble argument, utterly opposed to the
principle that nor natural resources, ether
ever they may be looated, are to be utilized
for the irelf.re of the whole people.
This dose mean that the Ross Govern
robot will oegleot the 10teresta of the town
of Niagara Falls. When the town asked
the privilege of developing power for eleotrto
lighting It was greeted. Speaking to the
electors ca Deoembcr 4, Premier Ross stated
that if the men who now held the contracts
were not prepared to develop the power
when their two year, had expired the Gov-
ernment would then get somebody who
would not wait forty -sight hoar. to start to
The broad prtnotple on which the Koss
Gor.royt.ot deals with the water tranohhrto
A that they shall be developed within •
reasonable parted, that the )• shall may a de.
Dint toll to the Provinoe, and that they
shall be under Government control to with
draw and to re lease. The mealtimes which
now govern water power franchisee were
Issued under an order -le Council June I,
1898, being lo .oeordance with the Act
passed •t the previous session. Up to that
time water powers had been granted out
right .long with the load on which they
were situated. The patentee became the
absolute owner, and weld deye'np or not
develop the power as h. oh. se.
.The new rot/illation'. made redloal changes.
i'hey provide that In dealing with w•:er
powers they .hall be leased, and lot 8010.
The Imam are meds only oo the osedttou
of development ; they are forfeitable If the
power le not made nee of. The I
usually require development witbro one
or two years, though the time may be
extended where unusually F g dame sod
slalom have to be built. furit r the 'mem
provide that if the Isse dovv'ope more
pewee thea he requires foe his own uses he
must dispose of It to others who need 1t ; lo
time the parties cannot agree as to terms the
Ueutenant.(iovernor•in Council may tie
them, end hie decision 1e binding. If then
is more power in the tall than 1Jsyelop.d by
the lessee, and if there la a bona lids demand
for the power. be is obliged to go ahead and
develop 1t to ifs full mpaolty.
The Isom are mad. tor ten yeast, rensw-
• b1e for another term of ten years, if the
conditions are complied with-preot.oelly a
twenty years lease. At the end of the
wooed period of ten years theca leasee are
ag•lo reoew.bis en terms and 000dillons
then agreed upon. The rental charged by
Gm Governments under the lease 1s nominal
inr the first year or two, or until the power
le developed. After that time the practloe
co far hie been to ohar,o on a basis of 25
Dente per horse power per annum for the
amount of power developed. The idea is
rather to enoourage the ut'lization of the
water powers than to exact the highest ren-
tal they are capable of yielding. However,
If a water power (ranohles granted ander
them 000dltleo. turns ..01 after develop•
moot to be highly valuable, the Govern -
mint after the recend term of ten years has
the power of mooring a proportion of the
•alae in the public Interest.
Altogether, these thrifty regulations for
the public good would mem to be wiser and
more profitable to the Provseoe than Mr.
A hitoey's "free as alt" pointy, whioh he
Imes in bye elections Vaaax.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING.
%TILL RIRLED.
April Smart Het : "Tour medioio• hat
helped me wonderfully," she wrote to the
patent medicine house. "Three weeks ago
1 could not spank the baby, and now 1
am •bio to thrash my husband. (Sod blew
you!"
TIMELY.
Montreal Herald.
1e the spriog the 7o0Dg alma fancy,
Lightly, io • modest way,
Turns to thoughts of rummer verment
O0 the pot bright, balmy day ;
But, 11 he 1. long on wisdom,
He will not at on0e get gay,,±p,
Bat will flaog on to his 4anoela
Till the latter part of May. rfs
MATTER OF FACT.
Portland Oregonian : The .uperint.nd-
set el ashes!. of Spokane, Wash., de.
W oos ot Glenne the pnwcr, of pomp"anion
In a ele*m, of eight year olds, requested that
three senteoom be written each to °obtain
one of the three words, "bees," "boy." and
"beef.'And a small girl Iaberloosly 000
o0eted the following 'toluene. : "B tys bees
hare when they go In swimming."
aa1T1'sM TRAD1 Hot.Ul rye OWN.
Toronto Stow A few days 140 an Rog•
Il.h journalist p•.I.g thrnarh Toronto said
he eras a I'm lye In British polities,
bat th.e he felt sure Reiland was more
thoroughly free ti gels In prinnipl• than she
met was This is not what oertain perwme
and newspapers In 1 :nada wonid have es
believe. if this chantry a to eat real Eng.
11.5 opinion .n patois, events we most have
an A'tenth. sable that will oats? to Canada,
and not dilate everything to snit the palate
of Unca Sam. Many t anadlane ha,. prob-
ably been filled ap with the notion that
the subtle men •1 Great 11e1061n ars shiver
ipg with dread bemuse of the great growth
of United States trade, jest se sober mled. %
tarns Ie Oarpany arc 'apposed tit he
delay. But Emden/ la all rem In 5510
reep.ot The agoras *hewing the grad• o1
1900 give HrIli.hare so ease* of alarm 1e
1900aGreet Rrltate s total foroMode ade wee
a
.•,400,000,000, aa Isefenw ever tit* pm -
was only $232,000,00. or Dearly sae bus-
y within/ dollw less of au Increase thee
that 'boon hy Greet Britain. With are.
salt of this hied oo tee boots 1t is net
improbable that ED.hsbmen •re still wile
lied with free trade
PIOTIUTION'S NVOIUTa7.
Toronto Weekly Sun : A. the prloe for
his interest is the Carmelo Iron and Steel
Comp.oy Mr. Carnegie reoelves from the
greet trust that hes w1 been orgaalz•d
toed., amounting to $00,000,000 As the
bond. uo0stitute • fin. obarge or mortgage
upon the entire newts of Ibeoumpaoy, which
is mpitahzed at about • billion dollar.,
Mr. Uarnegle is tolerably well ,*oared.
The hoods bear lutersst at 5 per omit per
annum. so than IDdeneOdeo►ly of his returoe
from other tu•stmeote, wbloh are reported
to be considerable, he b . ured the snug
[neem., of $10.000 000 . ) ear. Whitacre
Dame all this wealth! Mr. Caret rte 1e •
shrewd business man, and until recent years
has devorei himself aottrlogly to the build•
log up of • greet Irma and steel luduetry.
Hut with all his sbrewdoo.s and ell his
energy he could not have made all this
money Mansell. Hb fortune and the (metros*
of 51e associates are largely the result of the
protwuve system. By tutus of this
.y.tem they we., able to keep up prices
.rid make targe profits. The wurkiuvmeu,
for whose bMoeflt it is to often pro_lalmed
that protective systems ere Imposed, are
still at work, and 1t is not uoobarltable to
predlot that before long their wages will be
scaled down la order that the new com-
pany may pay dividends ou It. enormous
oapltallzation, ono half of wblob is water.
OF LOCAL INTEREST. ,
Whet emelt I
It is reported that • lady died in England
•od 1n her w111 left her entire fortune,
amounting to $50,000, to the local news-
paper, the, perusal of ',blob bad given her
many happy hours. We hope the people
around hers will not tak• it 1oto their
heeds to mak• • fablon of Ieevlog their
p-operty to the newspaper men. We
shouldn't know what to do with more than
one bequest like that.
falaaa's Minima fern mid Wart Ex-
lr.e1.r
('.,meld no •olds or other injurious oaem6
et' compounds ; Is neither oaastio, corrosive
.Lr irritating ; but soothes sod eases from
thn first •pplieatioo, and cote quickly. If
yad want au Irritating and 8esh•eattng
remedy do not ark for Putnam's, it sots just
the other way. For sale at all druggists.
New Baseball sola,
The new baseball playing rube adopted
may be summarized ea follows : "Hit by
pitcher" w111 000nl merely as a boli-oo
hate will be given. All fouls are strikes,
unless there are already two on the batter.
Uvoher must stay behind the bat for the
attire game when his side Is io the field.
Pi'chers mast deliver the ball to batsman
in' de of twenty seconds after the latter
h.. taken hie position. Should the pitcher
throw the ball to any other Alam than Um
plate It will ooant • ball for each delivery.
Cat tame lute
No need of that now. That sort of paf o can
be knocked out in short order, for Poison's
Nervillne, whish is five times stronger tam
any other, penetrates •' once through the
listen.., reaches the norm of suffering, drives
It out sod thus gives relief almost Instantly.
hot magio, but etrengtn that glees Poles:Ws
Morvhans tilt. power, you will .51.-5 it
magic however If you try 1t, pain g- es to
quickly sold by dealers everywhere, an
largo 25 neat bottles.
■ finer, B11.1'lab,
The Militia Department hes arranged to
classify rifle clubs who apply for rifles and
ammanitton from the Oovsram.nt tato two
Mame.. The first of these w111 oondst of
regularly enlisted members of the m;lltie,
and ,eon member w111 receive 200 rounds of
manna ion per season. The other oleos
will consist of olab. with private member.,
and thew wall get 100 rounds of ammunition
per man. The private olubs will be plan.!
ander military metre', and the memivrs
will be swore 1n for three year.' service
Four hundred applimtlons for n9es and
ammunition hays been filed at tee depart,
men[ The ammunition whloh the Govern
meat ■oophes. amt. $29 per thousand. The
rifle club which is being formed in God.-
rioh will be of the second clam mentioned
above.
Baseball In Brussel..
This Irom The Bromide Post seems to ib•
Moat, that the baseball club of that town le
g oing heavily Into the import business this
year Toe beseb.11 club organized lest
Friday night for 1901, when the following
officers wore *looted : Hon. [president, J.
N. Gordon ; president, D. U. Roes ; m•a••
ger, H. Hamilton ; oeptein, Jm. 'lhom-
e co ; **votary, F. Rooke ; treasurer, R.
G MoOraok•o ; oommlttc., Hamilton,
Roche, 'thermal. Downing and Ardell.
They twill pot the best team In the field this
year that has been here ter some time, r.
all the old platers are In town and they
have mined Ardell • ,Reber of Great speed,
also meoond baseman Holmes, IW of Park
hill and Blenheim nines, and have bright
prospe, I s of /enuring Meto•II, of Toronto,
one of the fastest pitchers In the bunnies
Gilpin, now playing left field for the Dental
College of Chimes, will be hoe in time to
start the season. Thee* with • law other
stare of the diamond should make 11 inter
esting for all the local club* In these parte.
They have already oommeoced indoor train -
1o, and will be In good shape whet the
,•Moo opens. '1 he ueoretary will be plead
ed to near frons any of the olobe around.
Catarrh Bully and Qatekly Caren,
Poor remedies have given catarrh the re
potation of being !pourable. But It is
°arable, easily and quickly, 1f the right
method 1. employed. Snuffing an Irritating
powder or ointment up the noes won't ours
h, neither will tablets, domohlo, or
stomach medicines ours. Thew treat-
ments fall heowea they are not far reaohing
enough. They only •fico[ Iecel oontlltiene,
5.0 do not remove the tame, which unmet
life evtabll.hed deep down In the long`..
branch's' tubos &l.4 nasal passages. Or-
dinary remedies do riot reach thew remote
parts, but ('at•rrhozeno does, for It 1s
breathed through the Inhaler Into every air
sell to the lanes, into every air presage In
the heed and throat. No matter where the
catarrh le, Geterrhozons wi11 reaoh 1t. It
kills the farms, heels sore spots, elm. the
nose and throat Instantly. Universally
used ; pleaeant and Olean g teed tc*
mare or money refunded. Try Catarrh -
ozone, 25 Dente and $1.00 Druggist*, or
Pelson & Co., Kingston, Oot,
Aerll Weather.
Rev, Irl Hioks, the weather man, has is
sued the billowier foremast of weather oon•
dittoes for April :- Owing to three .rtra
°aoeeo befog onmbiesd, weather disturb
armee will not only be more 1 and
but the storm periods will be prolong-
ed so se to overlap each other at times
The first storm period from Mardi 31st to
April lath, has three mases besides piano
1.17 ceases. Rain, bailaed thunder may be
mewed to or next to the itt. S•ormineee
with Aprllraloe matinee up to aboot the 4M
Tornadoes t0 enme pert., and IM storm
god may eleim some flattens (fool
weather will follow the first storm, with
probably now and frost from 4th to 755.
About 8th and 9th, change to warmer,
heavy April relies, hall and thunder from
e at to west. nowt 120 to 18th • regular
storm psrind,,plth oriels •bone Lyth, wham
leek for vieleie elsotrinal Monne *teaseled
hy rain, hail sad daerorno. winds ; lee
barometer, high temperature, dally pare:•
yams of wind and downpours of rain. Aa
tither duh of mold winds and frost w111 follow.
The last. week of April le covered with •
storm period From 25th to SRth 1.00051.•
look nes for merino el .,serge, with meek
rale and hall Apetl will brleg many .T.
trams of rosy wags end Wee meal wesohne,
IIII9•
and we have a great many articles that
will make work easy for you.
SITYNOL i, the hest window cleaner on the market.
FURNITURE OIL. -Lemon Polishing Oil is the best
polisher for varnished surfaces. Try it. It will make old
furniture look new.
GRANITINE FLOOR FINISH is especially adapted
for hardwood Hoon, oil cloths and linoleums, and is the very
best floor finish to he had in (lod'eric r.
Putz' Pomade
Putz' Cream
Whiting
Brass Polish
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NEW! STORE
IN TtIE OLD STAND
HAVE started store in my old stand and am
ready to do business with a complete new stock
• I'f Stitpl(t and Fancy .Dry Goods, suitable for the
coming season's trade. I have nothing to offer but
new, fresh goods, bought in the beat market,
which 1 am prepared to offer at rock bottom prices
for Cash. In soliciting a portion of your trade I
do so with.confidence that I can satisfy you, both
in quality and price. It is not necessary to quote
prices just now, but I wish to call your special at-
tention to my stock of Black and Colored Dress
Goods (Blacks in particular) ranging in prices from
25c. -to $3.00 a yard. Silks in great variety, both
in colors and black. Remember the place, COL-
BORNE'S old stand. Telephone 86.
Furniture Varnish Electro Silicon Bicycle Enamels
Carriage Varnish Tacks -all sizes Coach Enamels
• Household Enam'Is Tack Lifters Picture Neti14
Bath Enamels Teck Hammen Picture Wire
and wavy other useful household article
Robertson's Ready=Mixed Paints are the best.
They go the farthest, last the longest and look the Twat
A.' MSD.` ALLAN
General Hardware Garden Tools Paints, and (]Iris
• war with northerly sed euuthsrly currents.
Rain. w111 be sufficient, with cloud ben its
in some looslitts-too wet for law land,
ONTARIO LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Programs .t Om Mettles rest Week In To
reere.
Tbs first meeting of the Ontario Library
Association will be held on Monday and
Tuesday, April 8 and 9, •, the E location
Department, Toronto. '1'b. p is m
follows :
MONDAY, APRIL 8.-Arraasous sesalon.
2 p. M. Haeinss_org•oir•tion. Ap
peiatment of Committees. Discussion of
Coottttattoo.
Papers-" Moder, Library Methods and
Appliances for Small Lluraries "-R. T.
Laouefield, Esq , Hamilton.
" Cbaraoter of Boots for • Smell Libra •y. "
-N. H Keller, Esq., Uxbridge.
EVCgNu 0E9alo N.
8-10 P. M. Chairmen's Address -Jan
Bala. Jr., Esq„ Toronto.
Address -Hoo. R, Harcourt, M. A , M P.
P., Minister of Eaooatton.
Papers- "Cm adan Llteretare. "
"Canadian History" -H 11 Langtos, Egg ,
K A., Univentty ot'lorooto
'Canadian F.cttoo '-(S uanu,) 51 . 9
'canoes Harrison, Torcuto.
' Canadian Poetry" -C. C. James, E14.,
M A. Deputy Mitigator of Aerioalter.,
Ti cont..
Tt•whD*', •PRIL 9-MOR'INosggle$.
9.30-12 A. M. Elexton of Ottioers.
P.per.-'•Tr.vell.ng Llhrarles,"-Pel. A
A M•d...num, ( anadtao Institute.
'An Outlto• Program of the Work of Out
trio Lahnry As.omatlec,"-E A. Hardy,
Esq , H. A.. L.adeay.
'T he Library and the Yahoo[," -A. 11. Oib-
bard, lisq , H. A , yt'hl'by
P•p.rs to occupy fitte.e minutes and ad-
dresses teenty fits no notes
All Dao+r. and .ddraeses Opel] for
d oe *Dept at evening meeting,
ONTARIO . FRUI r AT THE PAN•
AML RICAN
the allotment of specie at the P.o-
Amerinan hes finally taken place, and the
Ontario Department of Agriculture him been
tortuoate In se ario4 1,000 egaar. feet.
When it 1111 .tend that Ontario's *blbla
will he planed between thew of Cal 1 ena
and Florida it will be seem at none t • an
portant it le to have on •i 'sr'1'. .:Misr[
of Ontario (,unto. It is mu. • 1, desired
that every put of Oatario r... 1 he repre-
sented, so that we Dao show to the orowde
of visitors that our fruit area is net limited
to one or two small motions. Cenedian@
will be se 0,0oh Interested as Amerloam,
and will be looking for • got -clam display.
A oompr.henely• series of awards is sew
being gad• and it is hoped that Vit-
torio will do folly ea well .t Buffalo to 1901
as at Chloego In 1893. fee Deportees,
has appointed W. H. Basting. of St. Gotha.
rimes, eaperinteodent, and preparations aro
now going forward Fruit -growers who
bete, or expect to bays, trail suitable to
exhibit should at ono* plan* themselves In
oommonloatton with him. The credit of
our Provtooe 1e •t Maks, sed everyone who
oan help to advertise the hoe ebonite sod
productive soil of Oaterio should lend a
willing band. The exhibit most be In pleas
by May lel, when apples from oold storage,
traits and vegetable. la glass, and avaperat
awl traps will be placed oo the tables. Al-
ter that fresh Irate will he cent forward
every week.
BIG HEARTED BEM
A l'. P. IL Engineer WY. never Lee so
epp.rtasley to U.lps ',Newness In
Mare Lark.
Haywood, Man„ Apr. 1.- A pathetic
hard -look •tory, but with • very hapey
.main', to being told la this neighborhood.
The .uhjoot of th. ,tory is Peter Levforioe,
• wood chopper. and the hero le Hen Rat
forty, the well known- C. P. R. engineer
A. told by Mr. Lavigne hlmeelf, It Mamie
thug Ilk. that
"I have • family ot five. It takes me all
my time to keep the wolf from the door.
IVben i am well and able to work bard
every day, wit m0 gat alone, but for fpm
lass few years my bask has been falling m.. WH
"At last U gags oat altogether, and I
had te salt week. 1 tet d day al or day to
do • little obopplog ba' hid to .top and
Deme home again. I was le .lob deepen
for my poor family that i would 5... .hot
myself, had 1 not met Mr. Ben Rafferty.
"He bought m• two boxes of Dcad's Kid
toy P111.. 1 commenced on three pill. •
dry. Is two week. i was working es bud
ea .ver, and have not had say trouble
d one."
**hoed, wee ill 1.. a fe • d.y. : h . we. k
John King taught 1e his plan&
Albert Denman hes ,soured • situation la
Halstead & Co'. book In Mount Forest.
He will bogie his work on the let of AMU.
Quito a Dumber of the young people of
Hlaeyale attended a party •t Rem I.beet.
se's oe Friday eveolag.
Ul•yto0 Duff, who bas been laid up for
the past five weeks with • sore foot, returned
to his situation In John Kerr's More la
Wingbain this wook.
GODERICH SATURDAY,
SATURDAY, Mar. 30.
The following eyes the relative et►ol eg
of the pepiis of 8 s. No. 2 for the moat) of
Maroh, bawd ea puootaallty, good 4.9011•
most and general proficiency :
Jas. 1. -Howard Clark
Baa. 1. - Davld Proust', Wesley Mnok,
Yemeni Chambers and Garfield Mc-
Cully/b.
Pt. IL -(lord's White, Rattle Thompson,
J y Yell!
Jas. I1-Myrtl, Proses, Jennie `it'll!,
Mani. ' 1 ,..ton.
8w. 11 -flu th Clark, Ione Hick, Al.
mei Bodges. -
Jan. III. -Arthur h iLws, awns Weedy,
R,y Chambers.
Sen 111 -Mabel Proust, Alto' H ok, 11.r
ry Chamber. and Menge Yeill
Seo IP. -P•. t{'.q,on, Minnie Rc•II, Net-
tle
.t11. S.urdy.
!u.. leaving Pt 1 -Matto Jotas'c.o.
Ltod• Sturdy
Agneas ler th. moult. 39.
-- FRIO J. LAwaaNCR, Twoh.r.
"GET BETTER"
SAYS DR. SLOW"
Get Rid of the Cough, thy
Hacking, the Spitting,
the Wheezing.
a
Special Advantages
Are Offered by Or. Seem toe ti
Those who Desire a Positive
sad Permanent Come el CMghlltP•
dos la any r. . -
Beal advise 75. aw. beg hew eau we M Swim
am repay atter ..,.flier Ma ►.n tress wear
Ifalteevspeat et. bogs et • earn Quite ear
Scores of sneerer' ben an Made er log weablee
have been • mart for onerep.le*' awatsN me-
t ss[u. who meow tstwY0 M can lea. Dr. amain
jgee mad. the d was e eOeapll..wt Less
Troubles me stagy d tie are. W thwarts et
pen aa@ women in all parts et C1.Ya ars reedy
1. to•nf7 to tae aar•el•s earn.. p eewaos d
the Morns .saw. Dr. mecca Y reedy W
toll qty
to pre.o too e.c.c7 of Ida treatment. .ad
W we h.0LWe la eawtsa H to yes ee rear east
Mends weoouuvsuv ,Ass. Thea `eeew IW
roe mar 1.t W a.een mann end Judge tot
7e0reelf resenting r peer.
FREE TREATMENT
Teo or rear alak hewn•mbar•. TW...,.0
er Trost/met are,ey wan. le Tan T. A. MASON
C. micas. CO, Limited, ma Mae Ill West, Twos•
te, gtring ems[ °Mesas, ozprs.ofaaMresa am.
the from mallets. ('be me..a Pare) will be
promptly Dont
wow writhive kir fir Wong, imago t0M
Meewer
9.rv.n. In t asses. seeing el...p'a 0..e new Is
Ateerk •o papers oral ploy, mad roe Dapples 4
DA tomtit* laimestay
LORD
Mui .�fLt 1701tacv,
MINTO•...
Uses...
Deering Machinery
and J. W. Mann
Cultivators and Drills
on his farm.
WEST WAWANOSH.
%i'gDrINo BaLla.-A very pretty but
quiet wending took place at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Robe inokhert, of S. half
lot 26, Doe. 10, West W •w•noeh, when
their fourth daughter, Maod, was united in
the holy bond. of matrlmee 10 Wm
l'
aallck, of Maaitoba The �v. S. M.
Whaley. R. A , performed the ooemoy.
Mrs (.e.hok will be greatly missed by her
many friends In that elololty and they ali
with her a prosperous and happy future
The loon/ maple left on Menday,26th
for their Fater. home 1e the Northwest.
BLUEVALE.
WEnlewnAy, Mar. 27.
Mlles A,gla Smiths hes ,soared a wheel
sear Grand Valley.
Fred MoCrackes and ohlldren, of Rrassels
spent Sunday at John Gardiner'.
R, N Def and R J. I .•tom0r• •re shine
to Hallbarton le leek et some motor.
Wm, Haney, of Torenke, amine 5.m• 1 1
week. H• Intends .p .41.4 the .a rower
h ate
Mathew Rlnhardmon and James H.rgec•,
of Rre.eels, •1.10.4 at John Bargees' tide
MOOR.
*Imre yon 40 widthll real nno 11ta. for • Wer. m. the int
Y?
Because they a
best machines In the
world. None can beat
them.
.A. W. WISE
moll. Mena.
A. MoKlnnon's old stood. Hamilton street.
ooderioh
HELLO !
THE OLD
yiti RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
OAC
ALWAYS ON HAND
Trig HIteT
ScralII011 Bard Coal
IS TBI1 4AItKRT
Mr and Mn. R G Omegeore, of F.N.
',lob. Visited •t George Oae5 .,.'e lase
*sok.
Males,
WM. LEE.
Orden left se LIB •
41. Miasma, pvtadpal of the paMr SW Al1D'g
�a there promptly •ts.ed.d to
w< .mrargm' _ -
J H. COLBORNE,
Ta0MS Strictly nano or OODER/CH
Produce.
se..e..wNNreeeeeee e9ee9e C
Do You Use Well Water ?rf
If so it is likely to be impure at this
time of the year more than any other.
Hence this special offer:
For one month from Malu'H 27 we will; make an apprnzi
mate analyse of your drinking water free of all chart.
Quite sufficient to show whether it is safe or not. The usual
charge for this '451 00. Free until APRIL 27 only.
W.C. GOODE - CHEMIST
Ba5F*BB B1Al'B.
Build up the Lung,
with our own
Emulsion of
Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophos-
phites.
Warranted equal to
any in the market
and the cheapest.
Your money back if
not satisfied.
;.vtln
Your prescription patronage is reepocttully solicited. Remember we claim to
he,r the best errant/emeriti' for tooting the purity and strength of drugs In this
county
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True
Paint
Economy
lies in using paint a little before ft
becomes absolutely necessary.
Don't wait till the old coat him
entirely worn away.
THE - ____w
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS �r,l
WASON AND INPLEIEN7' PUNT
keeps the farm awl
strong. It's easy to use. Red, Yellow, � Orem and
Black. Every farm should have a can for ready as.
I1�
N. D. ROUGVIE
r''''° The Cash Hardware Store, Goderich.
11
A LPSSON IN ENGL!SH
"coon
t
ffm An adjective signiping sound,
palatable, pleasant, etc.
"CROCERIES
II Goods such es sugar,
se
tea, spices, etc.
"C00D CROCERIES
The kind we sell.
STURDY ca CO..
If
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• GROCERS
Telephone No. 91 - Market Square.
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.
QLJESTION...
�;� How mach painting have I to dot
">' Where will I get the Wet paints and oils[
Where will I get the best value for my money t
All who have dealt with L'o k Shephard formerly and used their Ark
Brand of Ready -mixed Paints, also their White Lead, Oils, Var-
nishes, Brushes, etc., do not have to ask this question, but oome and ark
for thn name as they got ;sat spring.
We have just received a large consignment of the Improved Daisy
Churns, and during the winter we made up • large number of pies f
Dairy Tinware. Call and examine and see the great valves we have bit'
purch'Ming elnt•where.
LEE & 3EEP. RD.
W e ' ..at N y,Agatloo to learn lia1Aitk.rg
WALL PAPER...
Inst week's advertisement brought a numtaer
in to ace our simplest of American Wall Papers, and every person pro-
nounomt them the prettiest design[ ever shown in Oodench.
Remember we don't have to carry those expensive papers in +tock and
can •fiord to sell them at prices to enable you to put the heat paper on your
kitchen.
limbos/Ned, Gilt Reds and Blues at I9e a troll.
Gilt Paper's at Os a roil
Rememb.r it will pay you to Newt our samples anti prices before haying.
You are not at the mercy of one man this year for your good papers.
Moo oar samples Varnished Tiles, washable papers, for lath and kitehltn.
ingrains -- all shade., with horv'ers and ceilings to match.
We will consider it a compliment if you look at our paper. -hay or not
We are only out for advertising this year. Samples taken to your house if
desired. Paper hung 10o a roll.
KIDD el 00.
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