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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
moo odd to the visitor. Theorem, ranter la
4 tilt 1 plasm are so stoop that troosportatiou by
SItit trolley la improotioable. ...obis etre lisle"
seed resteed. tlitoated at the hood el nava
totatiatti rem, Duluth as the gateway to the treat
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Spacial oder of 500 yards of fancy and plain English Bilks very
handsome end CORI uttuded fur gu,d wear, all colors, ouch as pale
50c
Aso, blue, pink, hello, confine' brown, greev. Special, per yard
, tdta,
22-iuct. rich block liengaline 81.k, turaiwu cord, suitable for woiste,
tr'tnuriugs or themes. Wear guarailte.eil. A r gulai $1 25 quality.
Special
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4144 150 I airs Corsets in nearly 1.11 the I est u et es -11. di C., Yatisi,
Featherbone, Corolla, Witte .spring Regular $1.00 rind $1.25. olk
Speciel this week, per pair
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644,17,1'
,w4,,'n44.1ittl.4sx'S Raellah Tapiliets7 Darpeta at ea,.
800 pitch' extra quality English tapestry Carpet, in a lirg-r r.rige ot
" noel" designs and oolorings, suitable for any room, hall or stairs
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Regular value 60c a yard, special
....Stylish- Silks at Small
Price....
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BUFFALO TO DULUTH.
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Is out ot the cohost district" Ill the world.
Within a strip of land loss theta
mte
iles loog sad •versn
rring not ore Duos
thirty antlers to .1410 are some of the rich-
est copper dsposIta ever discovered At
promos the demand for 10. motel is trei.r
aloe. mid M morseling by leapt and boned..
Thla neutrally moose grost aotivity in the
mining mantry. Though tins region has
been opened for many year', in the toot few
pars 1141 pepolaties has nearly doubled.
Parties interested 1. Standard Oil hove por•
awed several of Nu. hest-paylog properties
and are doing moots to exploit the tesouroes
o f the load. Every year new linm of ratl
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road ars bu, groat warehouses sod docks
See •loor the orator fronts, stomp mills and
anteltors spriest op am 11 by imam, while
villages ..d tomtits vinare a, Iiitso.r toa.
a year la which to assume substantial pre•
parties's. Thom ie a sosrdmead for
lusty labelers. wanes r, babel holey
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• month. Skil.ed north Ws dad okay
employment at $4 • dsy and upward It
Is no u000mmon occurrence to sea whits
walking stereo these...rot half-. dozen gime,
"Laborers waned," "Teamsters wanted,''
"Carp...tors and bricklayers wanted," *to
Board may be bad at 118 smooth.
Some of the properties are rich almost
losysad oonooption. The par value of the
Calumet and Boole stook Is $215, of which
only $12 50 was over paid In. Today it is
10. 01,0.., !feted stook on the market, sash
share being worth MO. Tee ellvidenis of
another Mae oboes motto' *took is bot
H.600,000 amounted la 1899 to $10,0100,
k•
000. winIn 1898 tho same nuo. paid
dividends anosuatiog to $6,000.000. Blotter
by far than tbe Klondike th• Reweenaw
Penlneuls--while hall•milliou shipments of
gold to Puget Sound downed elmoial
Arrootatod Proem despetcher, copper ship-
sb wa$260,000 and W00.000 from Lake
Superior ors too nuoierou. too moatioo.
While the roomer la being unloaded Doe
hod an oppectonit, to learn somethine rs.
g arding the 0005017 and possibly to visit
Tillt NISI,
for front the steamboat rending at South
Lak• Linden it 14 bat an hour's rld• the
e ntrances 10. prinoip•I shaft of the Cain
L.4 and Litchi. The Hiltilett It!t
too opportunity mak• the trip Moo
praetor.. be content with • deooription fur-
n ished by vomit on* snore torionat• in 101.re
respect. The primary principles arattly
matersd, but of th• multitudinous details
little armaintoomi cut be gained exospt hy
personal obeerv•tion. FrI1111 the top of t0.
highlan ' • shod. driven into the boort el
the mountain. hood as a eastern hy timber
work. For months a dozen or more Deem
drills may bs •t work and clothing be cu
ormotered bat rock and gravel. The cow
pany's rtegtoser, boorover, box said thy. at
so malty feet from the earth • eurfse• • lead
• roPPer will be enoorered. Day aad
night the woik is carried on tili 10 11111,
over • thootand feet from the snoshins, •
rich vein ot the mineral Is ano.ivered A
tonuel now branches off from rfis down
shaft ant Is °Dried along • ootiese govern
ad by Dm run ot the °cover. Tbe mato
shaft otrried etIll ,le. -per till another lert
Is e0000ntered, whereupon a s000nd tunnel
branohes off Intim way sre the oaderground
working. deepened and extended. The
mins must b• veotillaieri and draine4. the
drifts (or tunnels) lined with timber and
masonry, tramways laid and iodating ap•
Paratue installed. The clapper is found uo
der two oonditions : Ent, running through
the rock la layer" and Antos ; mond,
*hooka of prooMolly pure metal in pooketa.
Thom comets are usually round and smooth
and were at one time subjected the so
Ban of mania' water. Thor are separated
from the reek and met diroot to the smelt-
4are, while Lb. mass copper noes
TUN WANT MILL.
1. all probability it ta here that the
visitor first Am the mistiest. It I, come
down the mountain los the lake shore In
short, chunky box oars similar to %hoe*
which formerly carries% salt from 10. In
ternational works to the steamer at th• pier
billow. The barrow gang. track eaters en
• level with the topmost floor of the build-
Ing,and the contents of the tiers are emptied
him hopper' headline to the Amur billow -
Tease ore powerfully tionstruoted machines
which ohew the rook into oleo.. about the
N ue ef an oatmeal Rake, lbw parbloles
pass from the stamp into °hies' boo,
set es. slunk throne% which a stream of
water runs Tim box haa • sharp, jetting
51.0,00 .15111., to that 905.5.114 by •
formor's wkinetring rosohlne. He Dm same
Uwe of gravity *Mob enable a platter miner
be Aft with his old fashioned roadie Dm
«.14.. grab's from the river seed, the
heavier partielso of Dopper oink to the
bottom of the tank, *Odle the lighter reek
le 00 the surfeits and strsot by the
enter ever the lower edge of the tank.
Bea Of the WAND partials,. of (topper ore
parried over with the rook, so the peerage
hi repeated perhaps a doses times. With
Nub sillbes the ;delfts grow Si.,, Lad line/•
112 • more "aerobia" pewees is required
The sartallse ere Orion Oared *et a eirealar
0004., tho edges ot ',Mob are slightly ht"her
Masa ,otre TM. la deeded with
water "tad Mime a Measlier snOtiovi A. the
table "abhors herelwey, th• loot*, owlshos
**or the "dem, werrylag with It No lighter
earth, while the hereto, or/ppm. mottles to
the middle of the deprerwles ea emigre -
gates around the *entre of motion. The
Muscat Is oollectod and praked in borrels,
preparatory shipment to
TIli extLx1NO WOrttLe.
Formerly mulch copper was soot in miner-
al form to Detroit At present, however,
nearly .11 the copper mined oo the Roma
new Peninsula rod000d at the Dollar Bay
work. or sent to Buffalo, large smelters
bookie been erected sloop/ tee Niagara River
at Black Rook. Dollar Bay Is a small town
on Torch Lek., important only bosoms* Dm
Calumet and Elsola's reduoing plant 1. here
l000ted. The turnae,as are neer Do dyer
frost and admission to the property is easily
obtained. On every hand toner great
°blouse's, trollop out dams alouds of smok•
by day and after dark bobbling over with
ruddy clawing vases. Ths °closest parses
through so•eral forearms till at last the cl•-
aired temper is obtained From the fornao•
Go molten mart runs into mOkill of vsrions
e els and shapes Ingots wombats; twenty
pound• pooh ars psoked sixty to a barrel,
hot bars and squares weighing 150 and 200
paned@ are shipped without cooing. Bofors
leaving Dm works eoch ;Moe of metol under
goes • severe test and If not up to the re-
quired standard it is sent bsoe to the for
IMO*. Provided 11 passes the examination
it le Crooked down to the wharf, there to
.wait the arrival of the boat which will
tarry it to Buffalo or Chloogo.
SEATS Tel 111.4)01)1111.Although shipoisots ore mods nearly
every day during the summer months, it IS
no 0000010s sight to see from throe to
four bundred borotis and fifteen or twenty
piles of reflood copper on the Doll.r Bay
wbart. Tim instil is weals from fifteen to
twenty omits a pound, sod as each barrel
0001.101 1,250 net pounds and mob pile from
4,000 to 6,000 pomade She raise will vireo
artrusi• free* ;Immo 1..1125.000.
Possibly ta• richest oar
s° ever earned OD
the great Wise was tbst of so Anohor
Boer which had cm board nearly $450,000
worth of rapper. Th• Cohn Transit beats,
captained by Goderiob born men. frequent-
ly Mad $100,000 and $250,000 worth of
(topper. the Dollar Bay plant is but one of
several located along the shores of the twin
lakes, and the 101..l output from 1.01. Dation
each swoon us something enormous
HOOGIITON, H•NCOCIK AND ASHLAND
Soon after leaving Dollar Bay, the lake
n arrows to a river ball a mile in width
Oa one Pima is Reaciook and opposite is
Houghton On the heighta above the °Dies
ars Dm 0011.00.. 10 'sayers' mines, wbila
along the waterfront ars located smelting
works and large omit docks A lupe °um -
her of boat. 'Mit therm porta smolt rear, •
Resist crony bringing cool for the mines.
Al teat all the freight billed for the
Porteg• has been sent whorls, and th•
atArerner, operating behind her the copper
faoed inland write's, hostels. to greet this
drip nom of t h• open sea The so.oary by
the way Is very pretty. At times the
obsonol room between bold mountain 1.1
then anroes verdant "ellen The laid twit,
or two of the river journey teed. through •
°banned so narrow that only at mio
otn
plasma any two boata posa_ Rare the hooka
and tree', ore often riot more than fifteen or
twenty f•et &stay, and the wstery laps re
erimblm olosely a wagon 10.11 thronoh
forest Fondly, the boat enters a oom-
modioue harbor on the lake thore, the
Pound of the imagines redoubles and the
o ttoman. nese ono* more to the surge of the
wave Long after the harbor 0.. rook be.
low the hotoom, the pecollarly shaped Pl.
Ian of .mak... the bills tell where busy
delvers are toiling to enrich mankind -Tor
the ooppir tram.
Ashland, the nett pert et eali. ittnTilit
tit Dm foot el deep bay, across whose
month m 1 blonds torn, • Littoral busk
water for 00,) of the most commodious
havens oo the lakes. Ashland is a otoot
lumber port, tbe out annoally running into
the snot..of millions In the India may he
seen groat Range of saws boozing through
✓ evroal logs at oar', while ingeniously in
vented maohineey readily boodles tbo
heaviest timbers the refuse is burned in
huge (nematodes, whote net-oovered dome.
°notionally glow with the Internet nett from
below. Aloes{ the water front are miles of
dooks ooyered in many noose by lumber,
shingle* and high plied thirty and forty feet
deep. A great quantity of Iron ore le
annually shipped from here, Some of the
largest boats on the hikes rolling. for
°argues. The freight billed by the stranger
oonsiets principally of comont, hardware
and groom, supplies, eto , and after it has
boon dlsoharred several hundred tons'
of pig iron are looderl. Timm, "prts'
ramd hare of oracle Iron, weigh-
s' roli-75 to 150 (TriliiiTFTWOr
rose) finish sad olumsy shope, they are
awkward to hoed's, though they make ex•
rollout ballast.
THE APOITLI1 letattini
Instead ot retnralog Motet to the op..
ii
Ish. the steamer hogs the shore, pitmans
through the Apostle Islands, A group pos-
sessing much picturesque beauty. The
'Monde are ot sonitstono, and have been oot
by wind and wave Into many quatni and
pretty .hopes. They are heavily wooded.
so4 as yet their beauty has been little
mamd by the axe of the despoiler. On
the mainland Waabhurn and flayheld are
parted. Washburn lies on a mountain
slope, and from the mbar its streets appear
as Abbott. wlading aoross the 0111.14.
Hayfield le both .long the shores of a
shallow bay facang severs' of the Apostles
Retorting from the hillillar Malted the staam•
sr strikes the drip -water blebwsy traversed
by boom bound to and from Duluth. On
*eery heart are other beets -tom* bound
•p coal and pookage freight, others
bound dews with Iran ore, grain, lumber
or flour. The up trip Is now nearly ever,
and soon os tba benison appears
T111 taNITII orre
-Doing+ -lyino at the foot of a deep hay
and along the Mile of • mountain Moo which
rose Moss by Me water odic Whew ap.
proashiss ths harbor at night 0041 tiara of
s00.$1, litgbD, nosing In half moose along
the Mirrored basks of Dm hay, form • very
pretty itemise. In Dm ditytione therms,. in •
Meek of booms dosesedieso after the maim*
of • flight of trope awl 001141. .50 Is
W eber blasted ales" Owe sok, Asps list
isithwimit 1. noseartrily a great brambly
plan port. Ship 0.. no largo mosulacturior
latoresta and outa de of eapplyroo lumbar
told mining Oswalt and carry tog 01 ib •xtee
. 47• wholesale 1/101140a.• watt its., 11ii,•1
all 6rue:urea an dovotea toweird• trawl
ferrule from oar to boat oad from etoosuor
to rollway track the enormous tomat'
wbloh mortally eaters her portals. The
water front extondiov for thefts or AMU MUNI
along the bey 1. probably Die most interest.
mg and thy 0011.51. portion el the 0117
Here &re twenty or more groat pram el.
waters, I with • oapauity of three
million bushels each ; "teat warehcesee, •
tbollimind bad more feet Ions, duubl• decked
at that ; large oorl 1000., •xteu.tys ore
chute*, •nd mis. ot lumbar yards
Two or three mile. from Duluth is
Soperiorobe two woo being uounected by •
inagniticerst bridge aorosie the bay lo
Ouperior SIM great sbipbuildiug y•rds, on•
inenoeflour wilts and exterioro lumber yard".
Baby of the hisitoonor boats ooute here t
load Iron ore, and I1 is on ovary day *roue.
o lio to Me one or more of these leviathan*
waiting outside the bailor siotratom for Mir
000111011•
Thirty or forty cows of flour ors taken Ott
at Superior and the steamer returns to Du
:nth to complete her oargo. Corlood atter
oarlosd 01 flour acid brae is piled on Ib.
Dollar Bay copper and ton afterton of atoned
solute° oo t he Ashland pis iron, while
-natty bundles of Pacific Comet oder
shiugles 011 the rornainion spasm. As last
there is Moe for 110 WWII, mid with • port -
10g emote to friends on the dock the steamer
proceeds to nip into the thumani and odd
Miss which separate her from bar bona.
berth.
Too only stop un the way down is at the
Soo, and with favorable woother Matto
breakwater should be passed before dr•
have risen and set, H. T.
BOOKS ANILPERIOUICALS.
Tan Naw Ssoesu Sorra Boos.. -A new
book of sacred gouge entitled "Battle gongs
of the Croat," by Jobo M Whyte, the well
known singing evangelist, has just been
published by William Briggs, ot Toronto.
're. collection cootalits all of Mr. W byte's
Popular songs previously published, in-
cluding swill favorites as "Can • Boy Foe
get," "Will He hot Game Bach,'
Mares ob d• SheeplolO" etc., and, in addl.
Ma, fully one hundred eottrely new songs.
Mr. Whyte's oomporitioss have a haunting
oodles°. all their own. This naw book of
his, attractive alike to Ito title, contents
•nd meohonloal mak• up, will no doubt
prow. • wiloonie •Isitor to Coradian
homes.
MOTHODIST Mat/ALUM AND Rzviiw Fos
JUN.. -Thu. number ow:items DO Iola than
ton Illustrated articles, several of them
very oopiosoly illustrated Conspicuous
.mono thole are "giudeot lots at Mods&
burg," "Our Prison Problem," describing
life in the Kingstoo panitoottary ; "Th•
Commonwealth of C•ribboa," urging the
consolidation of the British Wirt Iodise,
Honduras, and tirltisb ; "Sall Lake
City," "Charles Wesley," and other inter
riving and attraotive papers. The filly.
Omar) volume, beginning with tbe July
number, will have illustrated articles on
"Atfred the Great," otiose thous•ndth anal
versa:, is oolobratod Dos year, by Profess:,
f;Md wit Smith "Builders of Nora Sootto,"
by S,r Jobo Boone.. ; "Soldiering to Catt-
ails," a character •k•toh of Cot. G. i. Dent
son ; "Yocbt og to Cooed.," "Progress of
Te.00to," •14.4140.06411 of--Astolutaciturs,"
'Naw Orostrio," "Progress In Science.'
"Oolor and SsLot," Ars Pears,' and natoy
others. Now Is 111 good tone to subscritor
The proiodicial• edited by Dr. Withrow re
port on Morass. of reran thousand daring
the post year. Toronto : William Briggs
Montreal : C W. Coate.. lialifox g
Hoards. 4200 • year ; $1.00 for sir
months.
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HOODIVIIMI N1'1111111 -No Boer Prost
O 1 •rtietia printing has ever bees aeon ID
Canada than the bundreth number of lb.
Canadian Magazhe, Three soors of literary
poblloattons hews been started In Cooed',
and only two or three 'survive Th. ohlef of
those is The Gonadial) Alarmist". Its hand•
some cover pictures • stalwart young Man
haying just immolated the obiteltior on •
statue of the flours' "100." It Is a fin•
°deception tor • oover des voted Is 10• work
of D. F. Thomson, a Comedian dem:goer wit h
• reputation There are • number of esc
eml artiotes and ttortes, sash au "A Coss.
dish isChtm," with nernwrous Dbe,togirspits
tak.n 410,4 rt• oar I "A Canadian
Negro V. C." illustrate -1 ; "The Soak.'.
Paradise," by W. A tremor; "Etcher,
Graet Habbertes." by Llent.Col. 0. T.
Nelsen ;. sett "Wild hrerhood." a memo
story by C. G. 0 Hrberts, ante illueirs-
qona by Arthur Holm' TO. s_peolal art-
icles of the month Include : "A Ceo4sy of
troilism Magesouts." "A DOOsiiii of Cam.
dim Proem' "A Devide of Crossbar, Art,"
"Tee Purneee of • Nttional Magesier,"
"Making One Havirsi Magszhes," and
"Literary Reiointscacioes." The number
0on. wee 108 pogo. of reading matter and
.57.0 17 itiostrationsoind is something which
may he treasured by every potriotto and
educated oit•reo.
Lentos' HORN JOVIINAL,-It would rim
to be a mrry exeetting reader who Gould not
cc
find something special Interest in The
I se tilore omit thorns! for JOA.. '!-Al.tleert,"
the Outlining new Gerbil by Elm ,betb
Knight Tompkins., is b.ene, Florets*
Mors. Ki ngsley toile entettaitiogly shook •
tome crow in "The Young Gentleman °. the
Wondliblid " Clifford Howard auntie
some “Love Stories of the Zoo," and the
Rao. D. U. Weals record. some setelog
experienoos to "People I Have Married'. ;
while Wm Permit oonoludise "A Story of
Beau•ifal Women" with II lIvely a000nat ot
"Th. Dashing Kate (bus and BD Great
Ambition." 'throe strong and theoghtful
payers about women are "The Ameritran
Woman and Dress," by Hideo Wattorson
Moody ; "What ot the Woman Herself ?"
by "An American Mother," and "Women
as 'Poor Pay.' " by Edward Bok. To.
pictures in the mavens libeled* W. L.
Taylor's pathetic, oonoeptloo of "The Pees,
ing of the Far " a beautiful reproduction
of A. K. Colemon's pelts photogreph,
"Autunsn In the Forest," mod • double page
filyiews showing "Where Golf is .PlaveAl" ,
whii• • page each is spree to -*Ma
Wellesley and Bryn Mawr" and to some
striking portrait photograph. by Miss
MatbIlde Weil There are may usofsd
mile's. to this Moue ea cooking, the
fasbioas, Dm garden and other domesttlo
matters. By The Curtis Publishing Com,
pany, Philedelphia. One dollar a year ;
ten ciente a oopy.
MUNICIPAL COUNCIUS.
souniu.n.
If yes ere contemplating getting a
light overcoat for spring wear, give us a
Amoco to move you. Priam rieht.
H. DUNLOP
Powwwb 0. 00I4(. SS *tar Relflorta.
Ing hill, 46; Joan O'Rielly, work un hill
sod bri4ge, 0. R 6 mm17, Ai; H. Itimoot),
repainao three saltrerta. Jake
trauma 44•1\4441; $4 1 J Coigellyg.
oseevostos 2,41.50; K. A. Cerrark, lopao•
ing htli and bridge, 12.b0and for sacolloo
able 47.60 Nut :,o,,,4
Ju..• 22.4.
irt . Storni mu.
1111" MOW Whalers maps!
Catarrh is the uorniticoest of all clusorders,
and nut uue permits 111 1511 thouroul pewees
the rioter without having • ostorrbol ot,
took of atom sort. it 11 danoorous owing
to its tendanoy to u•v•lop ingssuulption
Con be mod and marcla.rly eradiestied
from 1011 .7.1.00, If proper 1.10.45 aro ogo.
ployod. Ito g 117 established in
mote ports et the easel pssaastes, bromo .41
rup...od Wog., to moo it • reams 17 mu.
bir outolotod that too b. 1.1er.04 Aurora to
these pear'. Cletarrhox ino goes istt
10. •,r breathed 5111 v., aud ta sum to
reach the trouble. It is inhaled into ovrioy
air cell of the Inuits. Um throat, timid pas -
seise and bronotual tubes. 1: tills the
germs, hosts the ntembranes and cures the
diossee. Doctors rmommend It as the most
suoceeelel rowed] Caterrlo,xonis
falls ; 11•V•14 h6141111 ; always aurae pormao-
ontly. pries 41.00; small size 26 mots.
Druggists or N. C. Poison & Lo., Itiogston.
Oot.
Clinton A tmettog was held last week
to in eke preperstory arrongemento for soter•
tainiog the Huron Old Rays wiles' they vita
('lintoo on July 6tb. Ta. intention le to
make the day so p1 1. for the visitors
that they will long remember it. 'the fol-
lowing omit:it:6Mo committee was appoist-
ed with power to add to their slumber
Captain MoTaggario J. Rumford, %V. Jack
Goo, J. Bell J. FairOtlayur Jackson, Dr.
Shaw, Captola Cocotte, 1). A Forman., 1),
Ctuatelon, R. Holmes, Jae Scoot, J. W.
Teel ,W. P. Spaulding, 0. Johnson.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of changed wart be lett at this
Oflioe not litter than Saturday
nooti. The Copy for changes
mart be lett not later Wan Mon-
day noon. Casual Advertittemente
aooepted so to noon Wednesday of
each week
nt'aetot boost a
flarad gees.'
iploc ioo
nos* don too fink
valet!
A sale policy for
Makers who brand
their own price on -
"The Slater Shoe"
'how Wseor
Sole Local Apia.
BINDER TWINE
Farmers' Co -Operative
Company, Limited,
BRA.NTFORD
Prices for the Season of
101
Red Star, 000 ft 10}c..
Red Star, 550 ft 101c.
Special Manilla, 500 ft90.
SWal, oid 8 c.
Sisal, standard 7 c•
(Thos. !Woe 150 aot oar own make )
too; L e,et • to:* t V`lo
THHASDAT, SASS 6, 1901.
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R. B. Smith's
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are simply kidney disorders. llosk1'1
Alter the blood of all that &h.:m.14,117a
there. The, blood passes through the kid -
aro ovary threw minutes. If the kidneys
do their work no impurity or coulee of
lie...icier can remain in the circulation
lunger than that time. Therefor. it your
blood is out of order your kidrisyre have
failed in their work. TI ry aro in need.of
stimulation. strengthening or tfiselOrtair.
On. medicine .1 do oil three, the finale
end moat inei, .1.5*1 Mood aumals• Uwe
Is
Dodd's j
Kidne
Pill
S110elx,reettlitirate
DON'T
TAMPER...
with your health.
Don't, use Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. Get the beat
there is at the mare prices that ore
charged for inferior goods.
At our Drug 1 ore the stock is al-
ways fre,h, and each article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
0.. a reputotion for prompt/loss and
accurocy.
. . ,
F. JORDAN
Medical 11411.
Melillo, Masai Fire lassrasce Ce.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Value of Property Insure! ap m Januar..
Wel 113,01111.11075.1111
mer AND DilteCrOlii•
o -.V0...
Joe. Connolly. ta. Dais. W. G. Broodtoot. J.
tt itt. Jas. lErgai. 1. G. (Were. 7, Beasowele,
tlir.ctore; W. GI Broad fo tt, deafolit, inseiso-
tor of looms ; T. E. Hays. Etraforth. eicrotary
teetkinner.
*011t11,
J. W. Vers, Molumworitle; Mimeo ClInnalatr
Istria/Weill" ; 11. Mold It in. Seatorth ; R
Smith, Barlook.
Polley -bolder. ass pa" armaments and get
their cards recelpted at Mr. Coots'. Clinton. or
at McLean Bros.Poison Clotblad 81ore, Clod.rioh.
WILSSEYHARRIS
T. r r Artie stands for all that le
reliable to Mooing niachnery.
...FARMERS...
intending to purchase anything in our
line should impact our goods before
placing their order,
We always carry .on lewd a full
mock of repairs.
We have the hest make of Cream
Sieparstoras
You can get the mca.t uplo-date
'Carriage or Buggy made in Can.
edit at a reasonable price from us.
Massey -Harris Bicycles -New
1901 models -elegant mounts. Call
and see them.
BET. FAmtescatrei,
*01117
I am prepared to bey this sea
.00'Iollp ot Woot, as ueual,
-the
Benmiller Woollen Ells
for highest cosh prioe, or in ex -
cheap for manufactured articles.
JESSE GLEDHILL.
WOOL-
_immpewnetersew
SIITME suits, overcoats
10., mate droved to • suit made at
our store attempt looks trim, as 10 Is th•
arneatee of every man of teats to look.
A large range el oloths to olmose
trete.
Ooesoll mat May 25th, all the members
present. Minutes read and approved.
Toms being iso appeals against the memos -
meet roll, on motionol Hunter and Stotts ere
the roll was aocisptod as returned by the
11•••••01% Bylaw No 7. was duly passed, ern -
powering pathmasters to remove (or hays
removed ot the expense of the owner) aoy
obstruations from off the highway, such as
milk Meads, femme, Amboy, stone. firewood,
loge, poste, buildinne of any kind. The
following amounts were pod Jas. R.
Hackett, repairing onlvert, lo; sa. Baird,
reveille,/ 0017.11, 31 ; 11 8.1101411, repalting
brides, fl 78; Robt. Haney, plank, $63 ;
A. Finlay, plank, 346; W.. Etaiwart,
plook, ;04. filloDeneld, $40 12 ; Geo
Simpson, repeirlog °elvers. ft R. 3 aed 4,
44; D Cameron, repairing solyort, ti. R, 9
and 10, $5; K. Hob repairing *mob -
solo Daman, ?eyelets, eulogy% and
*5500.0, 43; 8. MoNain, repairing bridge,
50c : A. Mol)esolii, repairina brid(5, 60. ;
Jaime Rsrkwell, repoli :Ai culvert, 750; D.
gam, grovel. 42; Rot...flood, tetrads,
oeleses, 43; Joe. lionnots, repairing WWII%
v . Nall Adorn. reptilrIng hilt sad ap'
;OW
West Streit
Mill Wood
FOR SAL -E.
The above is cut into stove wood
ten.p.h and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordenwl.
Orders received by telephone or
left at residence, 118 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN,
Godoriolt. November 21st, 11329. 63-3nt
4r44.4r 4 47 'If „,t3{44 71: ;
Great
I" oar Ginger Snap, .1,50. •
pound, of a hieh we soil • barrel a week.
Thin tan't our only snap, so we oarry
everything that min he found to an uo
to -date grocery store, and our pricier
are right. The farmers know that they
oan alarm,. grit from us a snap for their
produce). We draw ' .1 no
legitimate trade -
Glmwars or potatoes. gagcbm '
ohoios.t table China. We deal 00
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Bedford Meek, Osdsriek.
HAND - MADE
T AHE.
Relieves
al
1
lotto. OsititOtit
4„. 44, :44
1.44'ild
Pressure
allows perfect freedom, gives long waisted
effect,graceful curve on hip. New spring
fashions require them, health demands
hem. The B. & C. corset has a straight
front and curved back. The old corsets
straight back with curved front. The prices of the
new B. & C. straight front are ...... 50c., 60c., and $1.00
Ready -to -Wear Hata for girls at one-third of regular prime.- Oa
New ready -to wear hate for girla Nothing the matter with them. W. have too many,
and the price reduced to ouly about ono -third
Trousers -A lot ot our old 90c trousera for men to hand at the mate old price. 90e, lteady to -wear hate, were $1.50 to Ilan. for
All ready-to-wear bit. up to $1.10 for 50e :4;jr,,,
Wes I,t, trOUSOrS made of tweed .1 000. and cd firm all wool worsted at 9200 And
$2 50. No, better value in the trade at 60c more.
rrert rerraresitrar-«..146.:
44-a"
76e
4.
Quiet Stock I's Putahlo Stock
The cow that...orbit). vi...lke • 0 sad from tlyria: ; that
l• kept clean si..i 1 itt,,.,, Aral 10 lor" spit
better milk than nue th•ti . L.111 Iy di • Li, 4.441
sum:teat dice. .t., st000tt....ion enolti.g•iitieeptic
.pray with the S3 .0 11, ...of woe a omit wilt to p your
.tock free from flies dining the summer, eh I they will
repay you tesfolii 1 v leettet service, toriessed weight.
oplo • LK, TS,
SSIIIM441.41- w,l4 10. 1113.0.41 )'10
stabiss._hsu,le.),.ers. 9O1CV.01. ;
spray r•or Ulf n L.(
11(0 1.,.
Spamotor (-Ad Wztcr Pend
41 .1.11 yo., 1041ra • art Oue holt
Sao oot tory Faint.
Will f 4411 I ow 4‘. and puul-
try 1110.1. i 9.4Itl.,.U5111S,
The Sprt.zioter Co.
LONDON, Caa, BUFTALO, N.Y.
Far ;Move
.77// Otliers.
That's the standing of the
" King Quality " shoe for
Women.
Many Women imagine
that they have to pay a big
price when they want a fine
pair_ of shoes. That's a
mistake.
" King Quality" is the
one shoe that gives comfort
to the feet, wears long, fits
snug and nice and looks
stylish.
Sensible Women buy the
" King Quality" shoe.
They cost $3.
ar.4,4 D. KING Oen T000111110.
,'rot lertah Is 81. George Price.
.$44 . 7444
04'4;4 "41.4'
141
Our own hand -made Dairy
Tinware made out of your grand-
mothers' ol l-feshionet1 hand -dip -
ped block tin, is the cheapest
and cleanest tinware to buy.
All goods marked in plain
figures ; the smallest child can
get the same bargains as the
older ones as we have only nne
price and that is the cheapest.
No overcharging in the shop.
J. H. Worse!!
no Neap aMove mad hews lees,
Osestish.
ti.o•,44
• •
.10A
14
m-, Small patrons who are
pleased are are our beat ad-
vertisements because
f !,4
4\ \ CROWN PEOPLE
ir lesitire:
v they punreservedly tell of •
V
and style are pleased almilviosthci.g:rec°g1(z1712r;
without an effort when they J
see our a t o e k of "KING . //hi
z.„.
QUALITY" SHOES. - •.... :-...
We furnish footwear for
all the family at figures to fit
T V*
the fancy of the most frugal.
Trunks, Grips, etc. !NO QUA
413,3
'• -
' n
REPAIRING. Try a guess othe Pan-Ame
can Exhibition with every dollatipurchase. „,„,114741
n
kietwallr ST. GEO. PRICE
Sole Agent for King Quality Shoes.
1
WANT A STEP-LADDR ?
41'
fOtHit
We give one away with each pound of Pure Cream Baking
Powder purcLased from us. 50c a Ib. The step -ladder alone is
worth the price.
Try a package of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, but a care-
fully 'elected Indian and Ce' ylon Tea blended in a scientific
manner with specially prepared Flops. Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. We have a
full eeek rtment. 4.1414
3777.712Z=YY dr• CO.
THR GROOM&
Telephone No. 91
Spring Milliner
'V.;,m,,`'''T"--.rrtit
Y...,,.
.........
Utili.14 4' All the lateet and best designs in
trimmed and untrimmed Millinery and .,
.,-.1.,...,,,.. ,1 :...f°
,,, . : t. ready-to-wear Hats.
, - , Call and inspect before purchasing.
t
MISS CAMERON,
,..
Hamilton Street. '4" '
Apprentices Wanted.
oio •••••-otoillr.4,;.