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SO17S111011. TIIMUIDAY. APRIL eh nal
THE OLD-TIME MAPLE SUGAR.
THE Toronto Globe and The Hamil-
ton Spectator have been engaged in sin en-
deavor to disouver why Canadian maple
sugar has deteriorated an flavor, for it is in-
disputable that the product of the present
day, even where it te not spurioure lacks
that indescribable evreetness and delicious
taate ULM distinguished the inaple sugar of
our happy youth. Too true it is that the
meple sugar of today falls upon a diesathified
palate. The Globe hazards the opinion -
at noon(' hand, however -that soui sap,
cinders, bugs, and other creeping things,
with a few stray loaves that lent their in-
fusion to the inane, were each and altre
spoilable for the "woodsyflavor that we
onoe loved in the sugar of our Canadian
wocds We dismiss this suggestion with
acorn. It in unpetnotic ; it is disloyal, lhe
Spectator thinks that the piece of fat pork
suspeoded over the kettle in olden clays to keep
the bubbling masa front boiling overwhich
dripped de fa- noes into the kettle, somehow
or other lent the charm. That idea is MOTO
fit for • witch's stew then for the fleeter of
the gods we call maple sugar. sod therefore
10 mtuit be caat 'aide, with the bugs. the
cinders, the flavoring leaves and sour sap of
The Globe
Our oontemporariee have miteed the chief
Ingredient, the one thing needful, that stave
that Mote ambrosial to the maple sugar of
our youth, and titillated the palate aa
nothing has since been able to do. It was
the girl. Did she not go with you to see
the sugaring off," m we called it! Then
were the tunes when the sap wee running
freely, and hope wee bigot our hearts The
girl was there She and you together
stooped over to watch the sweet, thething
masa leap with joy in the great kettle.
You were afraid she might slip forward, and
instinctively your arm went about her
waist, to stay her gwaying form She
turned and gaged at you ill wonder or re •
proof. She looked even mweeter than the
bubbling sugar, and -for you cannot deny
it -you kissed her. That kiss seemed ever
afterward to pervade that make of !sugar.
Yea. and even when other pieces of mgple
sugar came into your hand, you thought of
the fellow and the girl concerned in that
batch of sugar, and that made you think of
the original girl, who by love's alembic had
given a davor to maple sugar that no mere
" weedily" infusion oould impart Perish
the thought of .our sap aud cinder., of in•
sects and stewed leaven ; yea, let UN forget,
if we oan, the suggestion of • piece of fat
pork I but live forever the memory of the
girl beside the chortling. eteaming 'sugar
kettle -the sweetest dream of joyous youth,
which nobody can deny.
THE TRUE SPIRIT.
--
Many Canadians, especially those who
take an interest in the diecussion of atrial
problems, will regret the departure front
Mead" of Rev. C. k HaTole, of Toront_o,
TUT SATISFIED EXPRESSION
is not copyrighted. You may
wear it. It i. free tn rider, nf
IliclUtNET-BEAME HEELS
Wessell or• rent them at reaennatee
priors Woodsy, Tnaseay, Wielneelay,
Thursday. lends., or Narttrday nr *anti
Week. Our igvary remains mond on
flume aye.
EMERSON'S j
Morel, and Mudge
MOWS
who has accepted a eall from • church
in Cleveland, Ohio Mr. EATON poimemes
a broad view of his duties as a Christie!'
minister, and although quite a young man
Ito. obtamed prominenoe as a speaker and
writer on sociological topic/. We are not
dispoeed to say that he is not entirely un-
selfish in the course which he is taking, as
he probably sees in his new position op-
portunity for wider usefulneas, but still we
ciumot help e feeling of disappointment
when we see Canadians ot hie stamp heav-
ing their country even on this ground. To-
ronto Saturday Night puta the mute very
well: •
"The eoll from a wealthy Cleveland
church to Rev. C. A Eaton, one of
the brainiest of Toronto's pastors, serves
to remitted ua that there is always room in
the United States tor talented Can Aisne.
and that just so long as there are talented
Canadians who are prepared to surrender
their nationality for the sake of bigiter
money. and broader scope this country
will continue to oontrioate to the United
States a share of it. beet manhood. Can-
ada needs ell the people she can rear.
More especially she needs all her bream
for home (consumption It 4 a pity that
mach of the patriotism that passes mw.
rent is not of thet good, old-fashioned
kind which would rather chew a crust in
the land of its birth than fare framptuoutly
amidst strangers The Jews- who wept
when they remembered Zion were not the
kind of men who could have been tempt.
14 by any offer to forswear their uational
i.y. They were carried, not lei, into
captivity A little of their apiritarould
do Canalians no harm Were is a young.
epuntry with its bran.° in the hen& ofita
own children -a country eti•h at goodly a
prospect of becoming a gree. et:atomic
and-inteneetinit tutor In tbe-tiveiltigh
century aa any other country in the
world. Why should auy Canadian fancy
that his opportunitiee might be greater
elsewhere than right here If it is tree
that men receive alt. froze the Almighty,
surely there is an loud a call for service
in the land of one's birth as anywhere
gee Of course Mr. Fei'•in muet be
preowned to know his . louden*
and hirc own duty better than any
other person. Vet it is diecouraging
to find such men as Rev. Mr Eaton and
Rev. Wit,. Patterson leaving the people
Who fine recognized ,then tolents to se
cept nerviee, fee it were, under a foreign
Sag Until Canadians heive sufficient
faith in their own country to stiek right
by it, eontent with the seer* it afforele
them. and determined to make oppor•
tunnies where they cannot find them
ready made. we shall continue te export
brains, even though our so.called 'es•
odus' shall have altogether ceased "
SNAP SHOTS. •
-Ate the Steal SyndiOlatell are not in the
metal bueinee.
-- 'Nitta are no ghorits in the Ontario
Legislature. barring the financial critio..
-Tee firitiech troop.' in Ireland are to be
furnished with berth fresh meot What a
eleughter of Mellinger heifers there will be,
my ronntrymen
- Baia Dace of The Kincardine Report.
er will ornament the goodly mtaition of
registrar of the thunty of Bowe He ite-
N erves the poeition.
Wm or loose the British challenger will
he true to name. If she gets Fleeted oho
will be Shamrock sevond ; if she wine she
will still be Shamrock II. Mee!
- OLD King Cola was A jolly old gout.
And a jolly old trout was he.
And that's the reason they put on him
A shilling eyport duty.
-Not by Oariehy.
-Pr is Raid that the Huron Old Boys ar•
going to make Clinton the i•hief objective
point the. year. Perhato But eveq in
that event heel( ot them will take a run up
00 trioderich to nee the beautiful neenery and
pretty girl, that give this t wn preference
with might -seem of Mete.
- universitiPP 111111 eollogiee are
yomithig out their graduate. about thin
time of year The emend of the aeademie
valedietory i. hes& in the lend, and the
theepekin ie being preisenterl to the student
with his brow meklied o'er with the pale
0000 of thought and football hair.
- Tan editor of The MeiTnEmpire join,
the dieloyel gang and herateethe British
Chaneellor of the Exchequer for bringing
down en heasitly a budget. That %elf appoint •
eA guardinn of Venetian patriotism, the
editor of The Toronto Telegram, will have
orin that the "Mall'nFentetre" mien in haled
before (Ism. wrest. HOPIttno, and hustled
to the leasitile by the maid CAWT-OrT1111.
-Tee'r toe hiakerrei British war eritie,
Wieetesom, has nom� out of hie
hole to inform un that there i0 no reuse for
alarm in South Attire Who raid there
wax • It will now to in order for the Na. -
ragieweya etrategist who originated the
letter prom maps the war for The Toronto
Teleetram iti the earlier stage. of the War
Mine more to menial with hie notes
THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
comments That black-browed oilitrio
MATTERS OF MOMENT.
le one of timer, weer author tier who cerL*ie.
ly ueor houldortal ei ride fur their countre.
eitd who mut ottrimuly never wilt
Brother Holmes could uot n taster
onurege to try a word in fever of Gods
-
rich on the trausportateou queetion. while
the other fellows were hammering fur
Owen Sound, Collinewood and other lake
Porte 'coyly t r Holmes bee not for
gotten that Goderich 1.o very important
portion of hie own ounatituency.-Oode-
rich Star
!dr. Efiniight hat done more effective
work for the transportation intereeta of
Goderich than any Conservative that ever
represented West Hurou, and The Star
knows it.
WHAT OTHERS At SAYING.
TUB 00011TV 1111101•TUAllibilir.
Brunel. Poet: It's surely about time Met
registrarship appointment in this oonnty
wee settled It all goveroment offing were
filled we bin tbirty days ot the remove! of
the former °ex:repeat • better purpose would
be reeved for all oonoerned and many •
out to be forgotten equ•bble avoided. It
is over Iwo years eine° the late Registrar
liticeon died at Galetioh.
TUB LIMMAL C•NDIDATIL
Strattord Beacon : Hon. J. T. Garrow,
K. C.. has been reuominined by the West
Huron Liberals, and the bye -.lection there
is expected at an early date, probably In
Jane. Mr. Ostrow is • repreeentotiv• that
aoy riding otIght feel proud of, • men of the
highest integrity and • lawyer of suoh
ability teat hie name has been frequently
mentioned in oonnectien with • seat on the
high court beach. No (Infirmity should be
experienced by the Llberele in reelecting
nim.
0411 FOOLISHNIVW,
Leaden Advertiser: A mon wes found
guilty, at Ottawa, at, the assizes held there
on Tuesday, of criminal libel. TIM fellow
had caused • fake marriage' notioe to be in
sorted la an Ottawa paper, oing the
marriage of • well-known young lady to
himself. His cemosel made • strong plea
tor acquittal on the mound that the accused
was of unsound mind. This le not the first
instance in ohloh this sort of outrage has
hes° attempted. A more &warily
.npertioonee could hardly be imagined, aod
it.. wimeeither from melte, or perverted
e manate& indulee In suoh work should be
puoishod 10am utmost lima of the law.
IT Wall ONLY LIP•LOYALTY . ,
Weekly Sun Ib. Expoeitor announoed
itt week that Mr. Robert Henry, • lead -
leg resident of Brantford, is about leaving
that (My with his family to bake up his
r,ildenes+ in Detroit. h was Ide. Henry,
we recollect aright, who. some yeare ago,
e • livered • epeeoh 0 whioh he deoeunced
e+ teeters to tote cioun•ry 'bon whn were
▪ 'emptieg to h. tog about fres trad• rela-
ti os between Caneia and tbe United
8 .teo, Yet now he hes left eis to cast in
h.. lot with our neighbors, an4 the halla
whips ono* reetheded with hie eloquent)*
wet know him no more. If the policy
which Mr. Henry too freely deneuneel hod
been are -opted he, an4 thousands of n;her
Cateatiiithe now residents of the United
Settee. alight have had no oceasion to
leave her native land.
NO POLITICS IN T1111 Ask.
0111104n Nets Era: The GoderIch Star
eopiseeted,wetheame, endorres, • pat agrftph
from Tb. Owen Sound Times, in reference
te the dismissal of Cept. Frame ea first
officer tinkle Petrel and the appointment of
Capt. Inkster. Goderich. in hie place The
argamest used is thee the dismissal of Frame
ems *reedy u...just because be lieppeos to be
• Cengervaltive. The Met that Captain
Firma was vetaired lo the seethe hve years
by fete Liberals don not indicate truth
political hostility, end the fact that Cape
Doan, • pronounced Coothrvative, le still
retalned as chief ellen en the Petrel is
further evident* thee politico la not • factor
in the can. Cape. MoGregor, a Conservo.
tive la still In °harm' of another Govern
-
meat best, tin Hayfield, so thi0t our leen-
eervatlye !resodi have not, the shadow of a
german°. on that wore. If the 0
meet does not get any more credit for IM
fairness to its political opponents than 0 -bat
elven it by snob papers as The Owen Sound
Time. aud Goderich Star. It might as well
diameters all Conservatives, for the attitude
el three papers is as unfair and hostile in
the one oboe 00 11 Gould be in the other.
• STAIN PPON cIIRPITENDON.
A Bystander, In Weekly Sun In th• dark
annals of Iniquity there as surely nothing
morerevoltiog of more po sous them this treat-
ment of China by power' styled (civilized and
Christian. The oivitzetion of the Chinese,
though highly Industrial, was stettonary,
and some of their ways were evil. But
they did no other nation the slightest
wrong. fittest lititain, to fill her lorllan
exchequer, footed upon thorn bee deed!,
drug, in Kite of the protest of the best of
tow ewe eons. She repeatedly made ClO on
them In that unhallowed came, toombarded
their hatpins and Innocent oity of Chttoon
for twenty-seven hours, while the good
Lord Elgin shuddered at, his revolting leak ;
and each Hine plundered them of a large
mum ot money on pretence ot Indemnifying
herself for her own misdeeds Miesionaries
*mailed their religion end the rental Mote
totems which were bound op with It
Egropetan traders rode rooghahod over
them. They were extended an a
degraded race from the United
S'attle an I put ender embargo In British
colonits Finally, the unworn plotted the
partition of their Ktnpire. , The 'nett vow
• furlong min murderous outburst ot hostil•
ity to the stranner. The puoishmeet of the
MIlty might have been demanded. In-
stead ot that, murder, repo ant havoc) were
iet Ione upon the whole people. Towns
and Tillages were eaoked and burned; ere.
roan were ontmged ; mon, women and
children wore mane:reed ; 0 river wo. Olog-
red with comae .4 .11 secs and both taxes.
The harvests have been destroyed, sod
wide spread famine is at hand. Now 'nor
mon' MUMS lIff/ to bs WOOS, under h• MIMS
of Indemnity• unt of people who ooly by the
meet intense induetty and parsimony min
find bread to eat, and whose offenoes, sup-
posing them even to be eneweral le for the
memos of the Bowes. •re trivial (tempered
with thoes of the powers ley whom the In
dentnItiell ore sztaruad.
CONSTANCY DOES IT.
The constant drop of water
Wears away the hardest sten. ;
The const•nt gnaw of Towne
Masticates the hardest bone
The content amino Inver
Carries cif the teething maid;
And the °onetime advertiser
Is the cue who gets the trade.
SUFFERED LIKE JOB -
nem and oisneles. 100 Newt of Wad
Ulna& Made We fralloarable.
Retinae Le (too , April 29
repealed) -An estimable hey, ohnea home
ts In this village, hat been mneh efflinte4
,ch bola, Miss Maria Arbour Is her
name, awl the torture sh• hat endurel is
iwined dr. All p• ion.
For a Meg time, thee. onpletuant and
patent evidence' nf toad bleed hay• beet
atmeatIng, first on nee part of her holy,
than on another She woo never free from
them.
Sbe dootoreel mot tried madleinee of many
kiwi& but nothing dld her soy good er
leameed the trouble in the least Doeirre
Kidney Tille cured herelm wie toe •
"11 1. a long Hoe that I ham hewn .04 -
ferns with bolls 68 Mt 1.1. width WS•
neared through had hInnrl
"1 Mei many meilleines. hue no WW1.
rwa holm et leele's )(trinity Pills mired
wat I plain them always
Dead's Kidney Pills petrify the bleed In
aseare'' way, abroanh the kidneys.
Questions or the Day DUI-
euenied.
More in Inasard 0 Sdavatleaal Matters -
The tratarl• Illigneatlearili Association
Mappens tla• Practical Polley of the
SOOsol.114••erament.
Just now •
Tower.), April 20, 1901.
great deal ot lerespoesiblit
oriticism le being waged agalost the oluoa•
Coital •yetein of Oaten°. Tbe Oppoeitien
la the Legleirau e is •Iweys willIng to seise
ID any murmur and feu 111010 an uprorr.
Their willingness is greater tourausis Poe
color Rees was so loog identified with the
educational system that a la regarded, in •
measure. es his ereation. Consequently,
they 00000 any fault tu the system le •
fault la Otte Koss liovernessol, and there-
fore good polished material. Several times
during this seetion Mr. Whitney delivered
• few thunderbolt& and just as many Haim
they fell short, beaus.' Mr. Whitney, as
fee as educational matters •re oonoerned,
donn't forge hi, owe thunderbolts and
doesa't understand what b• is mitts la
other words, Mr. Whitney has no clear
oompreuenaion of the systeru and says only
what he is told.
lu the Legislature discussion ot 'duos-
tional problems has uot been miry intelle
gent, bemuse Mr. Whitney and Ms ce-
leagues were more anxious to mak• • nom1
than to inveetteste faithfully the merits. or
demerits of the system. Tb. Mementoes in
the Oman° Educational Association were,
Perbmes,• little better, bonen tbe maniere
were oa their own ground and bad at least
an empirical knowledge of the subject. As
tonal, the °titles were more active la rear•
leg down than in building up, and the only
preettioal result of oonelderable fault.findiag
was the passing of a resolution reoommend
log that the subjects of the high school ein•
triune be dt•eled into Ocoee of culture end
those of premise knowledge -the letter
oarrylne with them an examioatioo, the
former not. This reeononendation, mussel
by • general meeting of the association,
ante be regarded ise an endorsement of the
action of the Government In et:pollutants
the potential side ot the educational system
The witticism which went on in tbe various
stollens of the association must not be
taken as final. The sootioss we little
Naha then their own limits. It is only In
the g I meetingu of the association that
you get friotion of opinion and • ampere
benne' view. Therefore, it is well to re
member that the aggregate votes of tits al
liOrpatIon It with the lioveroment, what
ever may h•v• been said .‘1 the notions
It I, .leo to be noted that molt odueatios-
ate as, in the nature cf t heir duties, hav•
had a ohamtt W obtain • bird'seye view ot
the system are thoroughly In aoc t with
the practical policy of th• Government.
Mr. Tilley, inspector of model school& reed
an excellent paper, le which he upheld the
present system. as helping to peoularize
the high wheel; Incidentally, he demolish
el President. Loudon's Idea of beginning
lantrusee *Ludy in the pulato school& sod
pointed out that th• mo lel school system,
part of which Preglient Loudon is so
ahrinol to discard, Is now beteg token up
by the most progressive educiationiste in the
Coiled Stattes. In this ootineotion, also.
tbe linen report, of Ide. John 8thtb, B. A ,
bigh school lempector, is worth noting. Mr
eintb. • veteran educationist, with exeep
Ilona% opportunities for observation, comes
out 'purely for the practical In secondary
oduentios. After an exeminatioo of the
German, Sweeieh, KuseMo, aed Cenci
Siete, gystectie, he give.. It as hie oconolusiori
that the high schools must accommodate
themselves to tee practical tendeneers of
the age it they arc to deserve and retain
pubito oonfidence. Mr Seath's report is
luo:d, exhaust aye end cony teeing. A I tbough
formerly s hIgh wheel teacher and • spooled
-
bee he refines to make ocenmon oae
other high echoed me (esthete are
elamering because mede. • ' may
rob their phew of educate, • presume
Small apology is due for -. educational
system which, though contrived • renews -
Von lege, had in it enough flexibillty
deep fairly well abreast of the times. No
system in human affeirs is perfeen In ito In
oeption. It take. tim• and experience
to file and polish it. The educational sys-
tem of °Marto has sicried alw•ye to
the greeteet ta the greatest cumber,
and any Multi, it may have lee sea from the
diffiouity of the task it undertook. It le
still • serviceable structure and oan be re-
andelled without tearing dew°. Criticism
of the system lost now Is mainly &rooted
toward. neondary education for then rea-
sons -President Loudon)s oonvocation
speech, Prole mot W ateon's (Queen'.) pamph-
let, and the recent eaten of the Govern
mint in aiding the practicel side of univer-
sity edooation, both at Toronto and at
Qemen's OoIIee, Kingeton. Events seem
te indent* thee whetever Professor Wation
think•, Principal Grant of Queen's Is • win
man, and will not run his head aiminet
modern ocradltions. he akes the arms of
the School °I Mines thenkfully, because no
man is shrewder than he in approbate:eine
bendenotee and In making nee of them. On
the other hand President Loudon kicks
against the prick.. He takes the money
for the mineralegiced and geological deoart
menus et the University of Toronto, bat
he does It gludgingly. Ha complains that
the "humetritite"-that le, Latin, Gunk,
hill.. Wars& and so on -are slighted. It
is • anomie between culture and utility,
simost between practice and theory. In
(Ifirmany. Ruse& Sweden. United Steles
utllity h.s conquered ; le Englead utility
00000 • coequering head above th• old trade
tion of (titmice! knowleolge. The protean
of oiroumetanees makes then old and
wealty ocountriee abandon or at leaet modify
t hers old ideals. How much more ourtht this
tonsure be felt in • new noontry • Ontario
is • province with its remarries largely un.
develeeed. What Ooterie weed* is. es 61r.
Harcourt lays, trained eaptelas of Industry.
The wheatmeal systems must tend to then
"1""iw
In tShes.• discussions, apperently nal.
yereity men bite President Loudon and
Professor Watson teke one view ; then
connected with the public, and many of
throe orinneeted with the high wheels -1m
elerline lospecter Meath -oak. another.
Ti,'. attitude of Piesident London and Pro-
fessor Watson is be be expected Neither
of them hes hem eine:Wed in our bleb and
publio sohools ; or, If either of them Ithe,
he is new thoroughly mat of touch with
conditions Boit id them ere olnistened
soholars. seri they t..r lest, the tete ef sui-
tors ebbing. th•y sitionid be left high and
dry on the there. Prefeeser Watson would
have the languages beton In the piddle
Miceli' at nine or tea years of arm and pr•
e aseably • eensiderable sigenest of tinge &mot.
ed to their seedy. President Leaden would
haves • 'mull ewer th• high school at oleo
or leo year& aid hie preamen of peepers -
ties fur the bigh seined Wou/d be • memeter
one uomparei with the demean Proeldeot
Loudon would have us amulets the German
system Protestant Vi•tson woull hay• •
system of our ow& in which the ideal
(tourer would be that adapted for • thew
logiao or • sheer, Neither of their pro
meals would eine Ontario. Mum ot our
boys and girls eater the high wheels ;
meet of the higb school pupils do not re
moo more than two years. The propossIs
of them universe, nom would gait ooly •
oesdition lik• 'hint of eiernmoy, where the
system te Moldy nrganiaed, and where thi-
pupil deeotee or eight years to the
study of the Mimosas& lo twitoty•flve
fifty yearieby which time a leisured wealthy
clam might develop, • •yetem like Prime
dent Loudon's or Professor Wedmore' attest
suit ; but mssnwhile the chief eon of 'As-
tatine in this Province must be to fit the
e t udeot to tern a livelihood with the great-
est wonotny of Hine In preparation
• •
Isepootor Seethe' position is being sadly
diamond In the Coneervaelve press His
report is • loog one. and sore • ;thrum of 11,
eeparated from their wettest, have boon
made mite for ingot:dons aocnveatIone against
the 0 00000 mein The faot of the manor
Is that lospeotor Smelt argues openly for
• predominance of tbe pritenioal in neendary
education. He le • zealous advocate of
manual training and technical edeciatioa.
II* emphasises th• value of • good knout.
ode' of English, mathitmatles, and the
solemn', the last 'Deluding agrioaltere, and
all being made oreotioal In Ms dudes as
high eobool inspector he hos aaiple oopor
tunny eo learn the requirements et the
oeuetry mid the ospabilitise of the pupil&
Having boon • member of the neat* of
Terrine* University for ten years, h• \neve
also what blither educiation needs Ho has
• broader heeler."). too, then th• university
or high school at, who are istereeted to
eh• chanteuse/a of se mach Mermen teeth
tog as now exist• In our high wheals, and
which is seeking • way into the public
w hoole. VERAX.
WILL CANADA WIN?
New Store in th dll
MY stock is now complete in all the depart-
m..ts and well assorted with up-to-date goods
for the spring and sununer trade.
EVERYTHNG NEW THIS SEASON
Jut eor.i ebout DRESS GOODS. The ;took of blacks in
plain end fancy makem is unsurpasted in town both for quality and
cheapitivie The !wet neektui Nre in single dress omit skirt lengths-
svo alike, so th it your neighbor oannot have one like yours.
Colored in hotnespuus, cheviots, tweeds and 'ergo', all shrunk.
Black 'inky, black satins, black !nerves in all prices from ao
cents to 4126. You should see our taffetas, they are great value.
Colored silk in waist length* in endlmui variety from 20C to 95c,
in all the new shade*, both plain and fancy.
Shirt veldts in white aud black, up -to date both in make and
material. I think you will find them the niceet lot over aeon in
town, and prima right.
Muslin' in colors and white in great variety. Royal Irish Dimi-
ties at 121c. Organdie* expially cheap and in elegant colorings' and
patptreirunta,s.
too, • choice lot at right prices.
See the stook of pard..io's, hosiery and gloyee.
Cash or Produi.e. 'Phone 86.
W. Aches
New C
Bargai
in Car
HE wonderful business du
for us in our Carpet
large the space for these
Specials ir
36 lochs• wi.d•, heavy, ILI.
„Hti,ta oareeta, arlIetio designs to
latest. ooloringc at per yard 25.
30, 40 and ... • . DM.
• 36 toottee wiis. ail pure wool, rev. -
Ibis carpets, and colors eller,
beset', al and w Lod feet, at,
Myer yard, 56,65 end 75c.
Heavy Scotch Linoleum' in great von
J. H. CD1ORNE
Now about Horse Medicines:
A Great lalletraallonal Mace f• Ilbe Berth
raa•-aaav Netteas Itepreseated.
Owing eo the sucons of the recent et-
peditiona lo search of the North Pole all
nations are alert In all parte of the world
seientists have arisen to the emergency. and
now with 'lottery to eight It will he •
struggle bo the death to plant the fi.g at
the earth'. axis. No lose thee seven ex
pedltions are being fitted out and will nil
Iran. as many ports. Pranioally unlimited
meths have boos pieced at the disposal
of the mrloren In ether Made. Ramis bag
piaoei u n the at the diepona of
Admired M., eff William Zeigler, a
millionaire •' e York, Is willing to speed
en. million : bemired thou/and dollars
th enable Evelyn B Baldwin to pleat the
stars and stripes •t the Pols Tb. Duk. of
Abruzzi, who event dye hundred thousand
dollen on Mg first expedition 11 prepared
eo spend twice as much if neosesery to ao-
(tom pl ish 111 primate.
Undenbtelly the greeted factor In tee
we rid's ran for th• Pole la tbe expedition
of Ceptaie J. E Bernier, of Quebec, • Cen-
adian by be lb, who hes offered his sambas
to Ms King and Canada gratuitously. Tb.
Ceptan's plane are uequestioaably the
best that h•mi been ooncel•ed They hart
been endorsed and approved by the Geo
graphioal Society of Quebec, the Colonial
lostiteth of Leaden. England, the Dentin -
ion and Provincial tiovernmeats, and kayo
reeelmet the recommendation of net]
• uthoritiot Is Annie reseeroh •n Sir
Cleereete Markham, Dr. Bell of the De -
mimeo Survey, J. W. Tyrell, chairman of
the committee on Polar research of Toronto,
and the late Dr. 0 M. Dawns, of lb. Geo.
e reohi al Surrey.
The street/set teettenony thst can be
brought to bear In favor of Captain
Bernier's expedition is the fact thst his
plans are folly in sword with a rrrrr wens
those of hie oempothere are le diroot op-
position to ordure.
le •44. ot the great interest nunifieted
by Camedians 1. tha Cu:tallith polar txporli•
tton, 11 hos been decided by the committee
ie charge of the expedition, of whom Hi.
Excellent', the Earl of IN Into Is patron ; lend
tnra, hones anti ?donne Royal, proudest ;
84 Clement, Markham. lee vice president ;
and Hon. R R Dobell, M P , 2o4 viece•
president and obairwan, tn enmediately
appeal to the Cthadian Pablo for assitit
amain the shape of a popular subsoripeion
to supplement the grant gine by the Do-
minion Goveromeet
Sobsorlption lista hays been opere4 to all
she banks aeoi new -Tepee offine In Canada,
and it le earnestly requested that tbe none
eery hinds be reapplied with as little delay
at partible ; you are. therefore, 'eked to
subscribe now, and any amount you may
fool disposed to oontribute will he most
soceptable Foods will be depotitel as re.
calved In Met Bank of Montreal, Ottawa,
and every sum rereeive4 will he duly so
knowledge& and the name of ebonies:weber
will be reworded In ehe offiolal retools of the
undertaking.
Subooriptions may be sent to the nearest
book or msy be mailed direct to the Polar
Erpedltion Committee, 117 Bank street,
Ottawa.
Purely Persona I.
Ooderlob : Rev. Mr. MoKay has re -
°overact from a revere attack of throat Uri
tat ion 01 eouree everybody knows
Oatarrheztn• cored hlm, and Mr McKay
says Catarthezene is an exoelieet remedy.
For ministers' sore throat. brnnehitis, lung
tronble and catarrh, there is nothing in the
world today that °urea qulokly aol
permenectly as Catherine me It mum by
inhalation, withent danger or rid', and le
most arfrenble to use. Two months' Meat.
moot, $1.00 ; email size, 25 Neste. Drug-
s/lam or Pelson & Cs, Kiernan, Ont.
Clinton: I. Prout, who romently took a
situatioe at Wow/stook, Intends to mows hie
family there to a few dame Mr. Precut we.
• good ettizete actors in churoh work, end
aba news amorally, and tbe Bimetal church
la partioular, loses by hla dipolar&
J. & SON
-- THU t,tAflIteO -
VwtxtroX T)%reetory (vim&
mookmer s .
Spring is a time when many horses have to work hard,
hendes they aa well as human beings are subject to
climatic influenive. 'They will be benefitted by such •
touie aa Our Condition Powder (25e. 5 for P.)
it will repay meey tone., de cost . Give.each horse •
Package
Did you ever try our • English Healiog Oil?" 10 11
the greetest, healer for all cute and sores ever known.
Your ntoney back if it doesn't do the work. 26c a bottle,
5 for $1.00.
W. C. GOODE CHEMIST
anureank sum
artf you haven't already does se, beteg amend seam at steti
wsii-water for • free aporeteneti • 1 ttlyilt Ow eine sewed&
10 1711,.
:Our Own
Emulsion,
350-3 for $1.00.
Warranted equal
to any.
Our Sassafras
blood and stoma h bitters,
50c-6 for 2.50.
An ideal spring
medicine.
Climax Furniture
Polish.
Garden Seeds.
Don't Forget....
that we are Headquarter. for
Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose, Poultry Netting,
Barb Wire, Blatt Wire, Barb Wire Staples,
Thorold Cement,,Portland Cement, Nails, 7=7.
INSPECT 10
W. Aches1
RUSHINGTHE MAITLAND.
The Cruise of the Maitland
River Navigation Club.
• Trwe and evrallerl &reamer of Mbar Illa•
tell Ilia Itold Visysigibaratia (heir Ityv•t-
-e-^-e. full Trip *ewe that Swirl' y mewing
Meneeetstaa
and all Builders' Supplies.
Sole Agents for the Celebrated
Sherwin = Williams Paints.
"7
N. D. ROUGVIE,
. Goderich.
sfSSOlsos-
it4k‘
eme
If you are
looking for
...TRISH ...
do not come
to LEE &
RENARD'S.
We carry
nothing but
the newest
and most
up-to-date
stock of
PAINTS, OILS and VARNISHES,
READY r1IXED PAINTS.
e
Ws base been foreigner' by on •1 tr •
members of the Motteed River Navigate°.
Clab wieh • (no doubt) faitattal s000nnt of
their recent voyage down tem river from
hishoheeter to Ocoderieb, and bate moms
plesser• le penman* it 10our readers.
It follows
At lame our beets were lasoobed jest he
low the mill at Manehester, tale' (lecke pub
la plan sad supplies loafed. tit • Mod
entage cremations to laet • week, bat thee
w• midget be that long on the wity.-who
wild milt -and the teak ot stewing evarr•
testes la • dry places wee no easy ossemposti•
ally es the fiegiblip and Om whelebaok oboe
first lesoched tried to take is all the water
la the river This state rif affairs resitited
la most of the staff being stowed to the
little red poo(, wbich en as cley aa th•
Grew had been when tee, lee: home.
Finally the lines wore cast 14 sn(1 wool the
voolfereoely expoined gnerl vt.h.s of the
motley orowl who had aaserntami ••• thr
aff itod the ante hronas of th• proprietor of a
sugar bush soros. the ormete•I, tom of whose
sap buekets had somehow antra on board
the flagship, we rapilly lett th• Meeting
plan behind as.
The leaship wok the 1.14 and en Imre.
beg specaeole rise promoted. palsied ke•k
from •tom to stern, with the Stare and
Stripes lying proudly from t be bow and the
green leg of itm Emerald 1.1e upside door
at the veto No one emend ibi• signal
dialyses until nos of the crew began walkini
Omni the deck on hes hand., declaring tm
wee right vel• up Than for tear of soot
dente the I. soil righted. •ncl for 0om,
ther• elks no mere to:Who with this nom
bey of the crew The blue beet, rate
" lb. Rey., Templar" front the footmen
quantity nt water she wee constantly tak
Ing aboard, nine nem with "Bottles" •. th
tiller, and yet• imposing she looked wit
tbe Union Jack proudly flying Mese a lat
sidled 1.the bow, th• "Stopper" mendlo
oe on• foot beside the Beg &ad Charlie, tb
creek, endeavoring with • sap bookie in on
hand 00 pomp out the hold, while with te
•triter It• WWI vainly tryitig to 04001111 II OS
of perk and beam from • watery grave
The little rod boat, with "Larry" at 0
helm sod "Boo" wish:nog • paddle, set ce
last. Harry, th• third member of the ore
end rear admiral of the fleet, was nate
sway on the forward deok on what at It.
Blosoo alight hays been taken for • creu
tab,bet whieh °loser obeeirmetthe W AD I 1 he
shown to t• • medicines Owe The ha
red fisg whiab this boat carried eras dotif
leas h. millet piratical looklee affair t
oraft, bat woo cierteinly sot the lent
opeetable. The little boat from bar Inner
build and mart hurdling thee took eh* lel
sad Om vityage began le earnest.
No detoription can give an adequate Ida
Ib. pleasure derimid from • trip down
Maitlead whoa the water 14 high in ea
centime The swiftly flowing waters, nowt.
Me over hidden rock•, now ratting dmeow,
over• repel s000seelon of smooth, elem
rooky terraoes, here narrowing tnto s for
ing rapid, there lipreading out Into • Iwo
MoProtic etriacn, keep one oen•ianily on
"eel vive sod tarnish • neyr.rtind
variety te the eye. The seenary along
relot• Is grand, sod high rooky bluffs, et
banks covered thiekly with timber and I
staple* field. gummed ose another so rap
as almost to beweder one.
Tim liver 10f I lie first few miles we.
of to turbulent,. • swore as to require
steel work ea the part of the voyageurs
the flew drew °loser and lunch was cei
By the time the SS f101111 deltoacrire,
theaghtfally provided by th• pomp
home, had been properly disported ofe'll
Bridge" was reaohed, and here the e
eaters wenksehere for a tow wriest(
wring the %nen from their het., and B
Wet advantage et tha opportithity t
P are • .napeihot Of two sloth good tog
n od had the Metered been fleishel in
they would have appeared In ihie
W. hope to predate them at • lee 1 de
Shortly after leaving this point th.
ship thole fast on • rook, anti tbe OOt
dere wont over On oldie to Ilft
What happened will never be karma
whale hie °row looked his way the
*tett visible whore the otommodore
boon wee his sou'wester. A. he had t
artilletwerkeettof astri,eitirbefid osenrefustailyrtlunngdorte hti.ie
he was Does Ineted and heriliel ab
imoitleet nenesitated • stop a
first farmhouse, whore • °haat* of el*
warn proeured,and although the 61.1,1.'
'Imo better tba (remainders was heftily
mere. Th• ova* ef the pirate arse
mem diffieulty Imre to rattle, off
weans appeared end elaimed the re
as port of her wearing apparel. but
pleasant, lumen mile end the me
teirane permisalye tongue finally sore
el the difliealty and steer an teepee
'he modistes obese by all hands w• s
again.
After • rue of about another him
miller wait reached, and then the ri
ofteuesell of the trip began. Peng
pest to Gederieti tbe °errant le veer
sied rtemetant oars meet be swarth
hoop akar et the legged reeks awl
Mat tha hese trom beteg seramprei
ear/edam rapids. A repel rue WW1
40 01. falls, said the "fen One," se
best ban bow ehrletioned, arrieing
elm lead the enw Meese t• reran
fee bore le the eisly really elaumwetee
IS Ws thee, orldob taboo • shoot
imoros.
STOVES and TINWARE,
TILE and IRON PIPE.
Plumbing and furnaces a specialty,:
We seli the Guderich Bicycle for $35.00, less 10 per
cent. for spot cash
\ LEE & StIEPtIARD.
HELLO!
• THE OLD
ear.tanY anosdod to at all
hootat moat or day.
lkoore• 010.01.
RELIABLE
ALL KNOS OF
COA
Wall Paper
We have jest reeeiveri a, few insp. in American Wall Paperi"\
which are mlling rapidly.
IIILT KM HOetellell PA pft,Rie 11.4, ft u Orson, Hoff. Selman, Pink, Smoke, OWN.
late, at lfda 1 Pon 10 n 01 border to instal at MO a roll.
ispeetal offers; mal• ny 0,6 meentant rrrrr sore border
thNO paper they ore manitfaothring ere ugh paper to dispose of the horde,.
Don't imagine 18 inch Border at 12c a roll is a mistake
We can supply the goods.
Remorehor rue p.o.e. are the lower Arnermas patterns 0 yaria to • roll. We ran fer
Melt 9 inob or IR loch border with me.. ef /our papers
Oyer 1000 atmples to *sleet from. 1 ,grains all Inlets st lea • roli, 8 51.. 50Om Mit
!Ain hn der end railing to me oh
Mending@ furnished itabod Is motels any paper
KIDD'S BOOK STORE
ALWAYS,ON HAND
TIM hurt
CANTELON'S
Pago, Oyster PattieCarts, Don -
Bread all Cris 1001,11E8
Pin and Lady Filen, Dues,
Ilacaroona, laraffica,
Brarly Slap, Itc.
Scranton Hard Coal
Fla TRU MARRIT
ara so good as the haat amide in any
city in °anemia
Umbrian Weds the trade in
WEDDING •,„
CAKES
111 (Sal ersitehari on the Market Resift
where yen 551 WO lbs. for a tea.
wricl.azz.
Ordave bah as TM, 6 1242vg
Snow promplay I51oo04 00h
*Some-
in faney dertioning and ornanwat
ing arta Mrsond tenni. ,
thee hies an order and vow IWO
lefeetinn will be angunwl • e
D. CANTBLON,
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