The Signal, 1901-8-1, Page 4r.
T luidIDYT, Aug. 1, 1901.
THE SIGNAL : GODERIUH ONTARIO
Observed
by
All.
The man who is well tlresse 1 is ob-
served by all wherever 110 goes. lflr
clothes cau lit well, look well and
still not be expensive.
We are quoting artouiahiugly low prices for our clothing just now. Room
roust be made for our fall purchases, and the prices wo ask are bound to clear
the table.. Below are just some of the pricer. Call in and we will tell you
the rest.
Fashionable Suits. -
9.00, reduced to $ 6.50..
12.00u 9.50.
14.00 " " 10.75.
15.00 „ U 11.50.
W'e'll fit you and please you.
We'll please all our friends.
MADE RIGHT,
LOOK RIGHT,
ARE RIGHT.
W.. C. PRIDIIAe1etT
Perfect fitting Keay to•wear Clothing. Men's I'urolsher and Hatter.
P. Ii.-lisve you .sen the new Ragil www, sea • for 25 mots
&URAL waota
._party to win at the next
election, asd the is no possibility of win
fling if the men a ' ' aro looked up:n as
M IrparasmRD Madera are go"og to q ter the party by sc-
.
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING I lions which cannot be de led in the prone
or on the platform. The(, udon New Era,
111111 IA meiWNl•MT edited by a Liberal mdmber Parliament,
has Roundel • warning • i thio lime,
and the following from the pen • H. J.
I'rnr i rn v., M. I'. 1'., is gospel t th on
OODSR1UH. TH IBIDAY. AUa1Jal' 1. IA)I.
THE VETERANS' IEO ACRE&
THERE aro some people in this On-
tario of ours who are of upiroon that the
land award it0 the selenium of the Fenian
Haid and South Africa is only -a new edi-
tion of the proverbial "goal brick," std
that little but the glamor oasts when the
mind( into.
..
details of the schema are examined
A former captain of the fone during the
Fenian raid writes a+ followe t•) the editof
of TDR SIOSAL :
By the way, what ilo you think alout
the claim anyway! You,
a, a pillar of
the Reform party, ought to have some
idea of what the Act means. I certainly
bsliese tbat the intention of the Home.
was to give us a clean immediate gift sit
140 acres in certain localities. Whoever
drafted the Act has certainly misse'I tire.
As It reads, we can only obtain a patent
on performance of settlement duties, end
subject to the' various statutes concerning
public lands. Very graciously' the land
is exempt from taxatius for ten years.
but 1 think you will lied out that there
Is nut now and will not be for the next
twenty years any taxation on the land,
sot apart. It is absent to expect that
mem who were of fighting age in 1846
should become pioneers mel ret•b-down
W the hardest of work in 1901."
We think exactly as 000 correspondent
thinks. The 140 acres should he a clear
gift without any hocus-pocus work alout
it. The men of 1866 are past the etetiui
for becoming settlers in a land of hardships
and short rations, eel if any benefit is to
to get out of the land a_Wikni it shoul1 be
given without restrictions so that the great•
est benefit would accrue to the veteran.
Otherwise It is a case ot "big cry and little
wool." Let some junor clerk with braise
go over the Act again and lick it into shape.
HOW THE REFORM PARTY IS
QUEERED.
f OW in the name of common sense is
the rank mid file of tin. Liberal party in (1n •
tare) to keep its feet if alleged leaders of
the party will insist 111E01 doing Unbolt
things which are bound to act to it de
triment.
Die difficult enough for the rural eon •
■titnesoies to keep the party in power with-
out having Cabtne. Ministers furnishing
powder and ball to the enemy ; and yet it
would seem that some et our Cabinet Min
inters think they can do se they please• n•ul
that none*: their doings ehou'd be encs
Coned. And right here we may irform
these gentlemen that if they exited support.
from the Reform party they wail need to bo
a little more cirrumepeet in their clomp.
There aro any number of ltoform new',
papers and thousand, of Liberals who are
not prepared to swallow the words and ne
tions of some of the Ontario Cabinet Min
latera, and the sooner these gentlemen
realize this not and quit acting as if they
were in a bed of roses the better.
It. will require all the grit and gumption
of the provincial Liberate to hold their own
at the next election, and this in no time for
Hop. Joos ItsYflra to go into Delco( a
ranching epecalatlone, or for any of his as.
soclatei in the Cabinet to engage in other
deals that may eome up in judgment
against the party 0t election time. Tee
G01N6 OUT
or
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„,,BICYCLES
Entire stock to he aokl he
fere September let.
Tiityfive Wheels •
at Tema than whaleeab prices.
On ?idenl•y we will offer
one Ilolerfoh wheel, new, for
$20.00.
Who will he the first to
come for It t
EMERSON'S
BICYCLE sod Laic house
Ole saint i011
- If outman news Items w hloh have a
peered In the Toronto papers this week ar
correct, sod trey doubtles.ly are, Hon.
.John Dryden, Ootar: s's Miolst •r of Agrt•
oulturo, has gone into the ranching busmen
in Dakota. Of course Mr. Dryden, as an
Indivldusi, he a perfect right to go Into
bootees@ anywhere he please, but when •
of A
Canadian Minister rtculutre eve.
R
renobleg le the States ho give' the apical.
ter•( Interests of this country. which should
be to him a sacred trust, • blow that the
people oan hardly be expected to tolerate
Tots le not party quosl1oo,but one in giblets
' interested
o this 1l0v:ncefe
ver citizen of • y
alike. We are ,pending thousands of.dol-
Ian Is drawing the attention of the worl•l
t) the fact that Ontario holds out the great-
est opportueltes to those who wish to 011
Rage Ie •grlonitur:al pureed •, but how ea
we expect people to believe these statements
when the enemies of Canada hays simply
to poin% to the Ontario Minister of Agricul-
ture a a living contradiction. It is beyood
the power of tongue er pen to fully oh et
the bad effect of Mr. l)rydeo's settees, and
the people of Ontario, Irrespective of pari y,
will be doing only what their duty to their
country rreutres, if they task him to (earn
his Doitlolso and step della and out. H1s
usetulnee as • Minister of Aerlculte-e, to
the highest 1 the word, Is Roue.
SNAP SHOTS.
- The politicians are putting in their va-
cation on the roter'listet
-The voters' list new has the flan, (-id
the politicians are aware of that tact.
- A Provincial election before anew the.
is the latest (tom the weather bureau.
- The question that is agitating the pee.
ticiana in Manitoba is, "Will Roe RItIARD
note stay dead Y'
--The middle -of the -toad newspaper(' are
heg,nning to line up on their favorite
polities' sidewdlke.
- Tho ',rabbling politician ie like the
hired mai plowing ori a stony hill. He's up
against it every now and then.
1f Toronto wins the peseent in the 'Inge
ball eompetitien Tor O. Soma will be a
biReer plan in Toronto than the "Dark."
-Major MAUD&, who is doleg the fish•
Ion plate basineme for the reception of the
" 1 k, ok," is e e idently a girl who understands
her calling.
-By the way, now would he a good time
for the Tory newspaper. to take up the
question of Senna Reform, and make it a
p'ank in their platform.
-The statement is the cablegrams that
"the ]lucre are 011 their Inez leo.," which
has dons ,orrice for over n year, would teal
as to believe that the "IRAs legs" are last
era.
-It in devoutly to to hoped that the Duke
of tbr'nwall won't thTRk that Cari5•liaes lire
the lot of blooming idiots that the poopl-
who have charge of the reception to hent
would have hien believe.
-The piper, are nmkieg a gnat how•
deelelo about, the. HON. J. 'melee TART1.
losing ordered by a 1lominion peeler to
"keep IT the gramme at Major 11111 Park,
Ottawa. For the life Of us we can't mea
why the racket is raised. We were 011, 1•
ordered to get oR the gram in the name
park and probably by the same peeler, and
oro didn't do a thing bus get off --in fact,
we were pleased that we ooul1 oblige the
big peeler mo easily. And we weigh a
pound or two morn titan Mr. TARTR da', -
physically.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING -
ogee 14 A Nee INCA.
Deminlon Presbyterian • The proposition
to pay Mundy eehnot workers a to receive
a trial to • Detroit ohurnh. The Unitarian
ehoroh last week voted •eatery et $200 for
the Doming year for the superintendent of,
the sobool.
tll0 Ill'RDEN 01 Tilt ►V11-4.
Toronto 1tIr : Cabala would .bow mon
growth of popolatiee, perh.p.,by the pies -
vat (tenons, 1t It had ma: been neoessery to
mealy real laving people to fill op the nen
sue of ten veers •an, which eau ■tnffed to
noneeal the. feet that the population wa n
then almost ehtloe•ry.
AN ATTRA'Tis INTRnn,rr rine,
Cleveland Plain Dealer : The onnrt room
eau hotter than tis Menden in a and storm
Thej)edge was a weenie. the jury hail wilted.
"Yon, honer and gm aOemeo,' sale the
attorney fne th. defame 'I will 'Idalge r .
no helmet argument. Ane preemie at ones I
mv.hal the field 1.011.."
Arid ha one bis ease,
f1Te5io Ann MAlea
Land. a AdvoeIier • Am regards Libel./,,
beano mere than hold. her ewe, rase er y
lath the other Provisoes. het see wink the
Slate of Mau.. when epklbtise bee bets
is fortis for half • oeatery.. le Malas the
arreab for druokenuw dmrAg las piers
11190 95 were 253 per flit ulan-l,wblle 1n Oat
arle for the ems 10:103 they were oat) 196
per thousand.
VIEW nuy'T w'OKa1111• YLAON.
gtra!fotJ llwuvn' Talking about flige,
J amides ha en eahttet •1 the Pee Atari
can Etienne:re an 1 tnsre is net • 11 tg 00 1t
to Indicate teat it is • H.Ilnh volouy, A
visitor. who buw,r,ns1 the gentlemen in
Owe* reserving the oenteston, wax told
Diet while Jamaicans were nye! 'Bethel
out jests they sere not flig- worshe.per..
Ilowevor, he meatlsed le procure • dip
out cf emulderatton for the euaceptibil ties
et the Camilla' visitors.
TAR R yoga CHOU'g Or Tars!.
IVocdetock Flores, : Sunday s as the
day set 111,401 in Miaselrl for prayer for
tan. It wee set spat by the Ooyernor of
the Stare as • day of fattest and prayer
that the drought might be broken. The
drought was not broken, but ell pteelous
batt records were. lo Se. Lauf. Ills ther-
mometer went up to 108 degrees In the
shade. There was hardly • b 'nth of air
•II day, end what helot there was eau like
• beast from • furnace. Evidently praying
Is not sae of the strong points of the Mie
snarl people ; or rcrhaps tee wind was In
the wrong dlreation.
Ilsmllton Spectator : The Governor of
the S ate of Missouri issued a proolamatlon
enjoining upon the people to meet in their
churches lest Sunday and offer up fits wet
pi •ysrs for rain. The hat and droulh were
devastating the growful crops, and unless
rale otmo ruin would be the result to the
(armors fur thla year. Tbat the praylog
was (fleetly* may have ban evidenced by •
heavy deampour of rain from toe end of the
State teethe ether, air the first that had
fallen in twenty eight days. It was no or
diary rain for It poured down dinky the
entire day and night. The growing clone
took on new life, and the danger of a fail-
ure is avertnl. %Vhnt man are driven to
extremity they will then resort to prayer.
01.51 fay 010 T111 N6:1(0'0 l'tlt!tlt'A!. d,NI,i•
VON.
Atlantic . 11 the negro had heed forced
to compete for evidence 1n America. hs
neut.' hay° been crushed out by the civilized
power, as the Indian has been, but the
peculiar institution of slavery prnt.ad him
not only from this competition, but also hy
artitialal means from those great forces of
nature which inevitably weed out the week
er organlems, and which operate most unre-
'really epos the Ignorant wage. For
tba,first time, pirhate, to the history of the
war human beings hal been I re 1 sod
reped the va'utbls stock with as
l �
mush 'Dare as la pa open the
best horse and cattle. Al a natural
cooso. n e Le sanitary00W:111103 of the
duo c . t
servo slatery was remarkable (especially by
000' e.t with his present condition). sad
his growth we tbo abnormal growth of •
Plant abnormally robed to a bot -house,
Wbea.tteretore,tbis mss of nelplee te'.nge
so. armee upon its own reaourcer bythe
D
act of emanclpatlon,aod when the protection
of ,livery had been wtthdrewa, the d -rest
wrptohednes and guttering lowed,
(100)1 raw To KAYS 1R TIl aeras. •
S.,fortb F:xoeitot : Mr. R. L. R hardens,
who represented Linger, elaoltob eIn the
Dominion Perham ent, has to,n unembid by
the Emotion t odrt J edge. because of bribery
tea events. An attempt to dbquahl► Mc.
Ku bi, I an oro. 1 &Lenin. Mame ail os,,
seven persona were reported for bribery and
will, no doubt, he p•oseouted sad pc tithed
in doe time. %Vs hope Mr. 1t cenrason will
be again sleoted. Ile was one of the bat
and most useful n e nal, in the Doxl"-riuo
House, where there are too few Take him.
He was not • favorite with the leaden and
heelers..1 either party, r be o.ually spoke
and wed as he considered in the beet inter
nes of the people, troop/Alva of party 1»m -
togs. Ile stood up for the people and in
opposition to the corporations and morels
ohne. and • m, t who does th•o coo not be
spared from Parliament now a dnye without
detriment to the oounIry. 1f the people el
Lbtar are wise and know what 1s heat for
them, Ih+y will retina Mr. Kith srdscn at
the next election by such • mei'rely that
the politicians and corporations will see that
there is at lout one constituency In the Do-
minion that they can not manipulate and
oontro'.
A 1..1I'K Oa 1111.'0 r.Nr.
('1 sloe New Era : Itis annouorad In the
pipers that Hon. .John Dryden ail Mr.
l'r•wlord, M. 1'. P ,have started • cattle
ranch In Sough Dakota. 11 the statement Is
oorreot, it would be jest as wise, politically.
for Mr. Dryden to get out of It. Gaoernity
/pesking • man bas a eget to do se he Ickes,
but the man who is In ;Attlee will ocouion-
ally tied It 1s sad pinny always to do as ho
likes. Mr Dryden, et Minister of Agnew!.
tare. will liui it d.fauli to justify h!s
eheire of South Dakila as a plane even for
prlcme'pecalallon 1e stook raising. Can-
adians slum that their owe Northwest Is
. aperlor to any Maori on the continent for
stock netting pn ,vees. wed had Meows.
Dryden and Crawford selected this as their
steak *round the aacooes of that u*dm tat
log would he,. been a aooree of grantee
lion to Canadians. The p' litical ogroaeats
of Mr. Dryden, who will charge bim with
leek of !oyal'y la this out, will entirely Ig
are the fact that Mr. Crawford le a Con-
servative
oo-rievative. They W'II say t.ls•i he It Mandy
• private member of the House, and does
not bold the fame relation to the public se
Mt. Dryden, which is onrraot. If Mr.
Drydha waste to bale the Liberal party In
Ito next oampal{,.1, ha tee believe ho does,
be should pat as few dilfiealtlee as possible
In Its way, sad Oda is one which he should
remove.
CONNECTION WITH NORTHERN
ONTARIO
A Later ,rent Mr, Cler„we, w a. Ti twterest-
ed In flee rrepe•at.
Mayor Maokeodrdck of K'towline wrote
to F. H. Cie'.ue, the famous man of the
"Moo," ie regard to the construaticn of a
talk; ly •lung the Lake Huron phare and
reoelved 1'l. following reply :
Sault Ste. Male, Ont., J,;1 5. 1901
(leorpe M. Meels enerlck,
May. t,
Klooardls*, Ont.
Me Peter 4ette,-4 aye hese meek Inter.
toted le reading - roar Jet ace of tee Ie/ of
July, proranng more threes oonneetlee be•
a wren Kiri-wants and Northwa °starts.
The Manitoulin and North shore Hallway,
a+ you may know, to delgnnd to connect
with the ter,n4 Trrtk system as Warton,
esteodlag thence northward to a omaneotion
with the Canadian l'aotflo Railway and the
Algoma ('antral Railway, thus making the
whole of New Ontario tributary to ()Id I Int -
ego. elle annoeot(oe with the tin nd Treek
at Marton and the Canadir , P•oiflo at
Owen Sound will afford advantageous die
1rtb,tloe of the raw materiel. of Nei -theta
Ontario; but an Inopeolion of the map rc.
reels 1 he fat thee the Important goer , on
Lake Huron are givro such an awkward eon -
sateen with this new r rate by the exist ig
Ilnse se to 1. eve that snit praotlealty dep.
snidest apes water (venation, thee making
them "e1,1.s montes" teens.-
Th. Sonthampton an 1 Pert Eye people
ONLY ONB E18CAPB.
A mai may break away (rorty pewee
Int he r0000i get sway from the tertetre
of rheumatism nntil he tare i), Hanes
Rheumatic (:ere. It is the only reliahle
remedy on the market, Mr. Charla. H.
('larkq Kingston, Ont., who for fifteen
venni In 0uceseinn held the chin street
centering centered mold not pit en 1115
Lots nr walk for rreral weeks. He
tried hr. Hall's Rheumatic Core, and
throe betties, with the Climax iron Tonle
Pills, mm letelJ rnrsd him. Thi. great
Mail purifier Is put op In bottle con
raining ten days treatment, Price AO
route ./ all dreg to,.. or The Dr. Hall
Medidae Ott, $ilagpea, Oat.
mtul go to H.•rl.ton beton they tan SSW
Plot with the Manitoulin read a1 Wia►l.R,
to flits any making • diversion of probably
100 miles to overcome an actual dl.tanoe of
12 mine, to resets the nearest on the Dread
Trunk. The town of Kincardine suffer@ •
elm11ar dlsadvant.ge, and alai tbs town of
Ouderloh to a leaser degree.
These (meantime seem to make It ones
aero that the tnaua un Lake liuron should
have • more direst cauvutlon with New
Oatarlo If tine- see to putfuipal• to the
pretia tf the develop.neu'e now under way
The fret that the Lake Heron harbor ar•
.till shallow pravoat1 lhur use by all the
Lege elide of vesicle urowary to: oionotrpp,,e
the tr•nepertation, and although my pre
chasing agent has been speclfioally testiuet
ei to uistrtbute hie order, as tar as as
Mbb, among thee. Lek. Huron towns we
b IVO, so tar, been ooabls to rive them very
mush of our ratronage. We have establish-
ed landings at these towed noes • week
with our steamer 'Wedelns" and .he I
double these sailings on the opening of nav
I1atloa, 1902. F;ven a seml-weckty genie.
will not gave us the close 000ueotlno00
should have to eerlve the beat adyantage
from this part of Oatario.
A oursory glans at the map would seam
to lodlcale that • line from Alleatortl on the
Grand Trunk to Sauthamp o 1, soother from
1 urea on the Grand Trunk to Gulerloh,
wuuld,to cuoj000tlr n with the Crawl Trunk,
afford Ooderloh, Kie ,erdtoe, lbrt 1•:It ie
eiouthampton and ell the Intermediate
towns a Hee to New Oat.rlo as direct as
that enjoyed by the Southern (fetarlo towns.
If .1 ironed effort were nude by the mmol
ctpalitlee Interested, I think the Interest
of the Government In 111• matter might Le
excited, .fid else Manitoulin end North
Shore would otentruet tate linos, acyl,
doubtless scour* euuh running rights over
the grand Trunk as 6.,011 ',more their co
..peretlon In a fay usable a ay. Such a route
would develop new linnets and to seems
to me acute net excite Or hatllity et
either the Grand Trunk or Comedian Pecefio
Railways.
1 than be very glad le co operate In any
way I can to further your interests In the
matter, ss the region referred to Is re•ource-
tul In material. and stipple. which we vety
agent ly re- uire. Yours very truly,
1. 11 (.1.111(001
Prsideat.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.
A LITLaap.Y Pazet.a Sot.yap.-T'N Oita
we Cafe to says: -"Elizabeth and Her Uer.
mo Garden,"onwot tbs tayorlte•among 1i'e
books. was publisb.d anonymously, and for
some time was suopemed to to the work el
the 1'rince.s Henry of Plata, Mie. Carnival
le•West's beaus t
beautiful daughter. or rat
1(eoa I
R
Y,
Mr.-Mo(Irady, postmaster at Gatioeau l'olnt
and the owner et the beautiful rose gardens
there, after readlog the book with great to -
tenet, wrote to the author through the pub
lichen. la reply • must cordial and enter•
raining letter name Irom the author, who
turned at to ba the (bun tea Von Aroin.
l'hb puts an end to oona:deralde speculate
upon the sabjoot.
Staler. 'I Reece, Fi. nee. -The August
CAnadiau Magazine, In keeping with the
arias•, le devoted to sport, travel
and flcc!oo. Noble l'owell writes of the
Rtrtbplece of h•polson, and the relics and
mementos of ti in store., in Ajaooio, Cornea.
S. Turner deecrlbcs • record trip op the
Mate/bore made .t the close of last year's
Alpine season, W. A. It Kerr rive• • hie-
tnry,of "(tell in Canada," .howing that the
gameae played In entreat as early as
1824. hese three •rtlolee •re profusely
illastrat , the latter beta accompanied by
Mgbleeo photographs. C. W. Nab write.
of "The 11.,e of Outsrlo," lee article be'ig
embellahed with three ezcalleot drawtogs.
There le • fins collation of short stories in
%ddutoo to the two serials now run nog
to the maga-, n. A. T. Hunter make some
• pungent criticisms of our militia camp,,
wbtte. leer, A. temper Ririe utterance to
some obeerv•tlons on tee progress 1 f the
Mail time Pr J v ioCea.
•
Tnv 1.11.10'' 11"e1r lurRNAI, -Evident
ly no deers has hien spared to msae The
Ladias' Home .Journal for August a positive
huon to its readers during then warm mid
summer day.. 1' light, readable uncles,
hrtght stories, clever posens,charmleg musks
sod numerous beautiful Illustrations afford
the neat . n•1 ptea'tnlest kind of entertain•
moot for leisure hours. En. hanting views
of the lovely scenery in the f';ogad'ee Valley
amnn1 the Swiss and Italian lake., as wall
es au ,h delightful •niche as "l he Singing
t ill.ge of (;ormsnv' and "What Girl Lie to
1'aly Meana," allure the thought 1 to Biretta
lands, while there are timely suggestions
about "The Picnic Bane," Ke.ii nes House
('ool In the l)og-Dayr," awl "Mea Std• Toys
and flow to Mein leen)." tear thorouge
ly Interesting contrlbut ons are "The Fin t•
Welts Baby (tn,.i ' 1 the Northwest," My
Boarding Scheel for Dela," and the must
esrlal and department articles. Ily Trie
Cents Publishing Company, Phtl•delrhia.
Ono dollar • year; tan cents • copy.
A Fe•rtuo NI'NItr.R.-Sorihner'e Meg.•
zine for Autrnat 1s the simnel flatten num.
ber, and it nenaai•ns ,even complete short
Merles, the h•gt"ntng of a new serial, and
special illustrated artleles and poems, The
color -printing is show.) at Its best is the et
quint° work of Maxfield 1'arrish, who has
fru14 a very enme ntal abject In griller -
Couch's story of toe Cotstsh r net, which
ha. to do with • olse,ical legend. Thems
drawings •re the mat remarkable In color
which have no yet attempted. The lead•
Ing ,notion is • novelette by Richard Hard.
Ing Davis, entitled"A Derahot," wbloh de.
pine the character of a brilliant but orratto
newspaper correspondent, who write the
hest story of the destrnottoo of th• Spanish
fleet at Santiago. Another boa story by
.James It ('onnolly, the new writer, le tilled
with that •done of deeoripttoo and rapidity
of movement whish distinguishes all his
work. .1. A. Mitchell, the sot her of "Ames
Jndd," begtme a short serial to ran through
the frill months, entitled 'The floes ot
eery." This is to the author's romanno
asd whim.tnal veto, and le alert of op -to
(its "1'aul sod Vlrglata," the ..tens being
• promontory '1 the Ht. Ltwronce le ver.
Jesse Lynch William,. who hes written for
Sorlbner'. • number el articles shoot as
peon of New '.ort Ctly,describe■ "Racal
New York City," shoots/ how one may go
another and fishing ; ten ('hinyse farmers
111 work ; .lett a typ:oal cnuntry stern; and
ret less in the wend., all wlthtn the city
limits.
Mrl•etnnr0T MAOt/roR AND Rwrtan FOR
Arctic?. - Protestor Gnl•twin Smith's
brilliant oharaot r study of " Alfred the
Greet" le completed, anoampanled by large
half -torr of the new ata'ue to be tweeted to
hie memo ; in New York. The Bret rd
three 0 rely Illnetrated papers on The
Builders of Nova Moons," by Sir John
Itoorinot, is given, ratline the remanes
end herobam of the 1' E eremite settle-
ment 'n that i'rorinne. Mies Isabelle Hor
ton oontrlbatee &nether of her argal.lte
literary men, "Phoebe, Meter and Ser-
vant," 01 wh eh every tide woman will
delight. A seal searching paper. by Dean
F' a solemn srratgemeft of lib
onuntry at the threehnld of the new sen
Ivry -his all of his Imperialism(' elerlaenes
and earnest rrir!t. A eh/tractor study of this
great preacher, t. th perorate ie ales elven.
A •ke'ch o1 anima treed en the Rhnne,by
Joseph Pennell. H Illes'rated by twenty of
hie ohar•etant "0 et thing.. Mise Maud.
P. tilt his • brief lint brilliant Illustrated
pepar nn the premennn.y ramblings of the
Frush novelettes, and the Rev, T K. Del -
Ter, R A , • gnalyy paper en Epitaphs.
A oympsthstle charantm study of Mn.
MCKtnley,IJThs Indy rf the W hlte Renee,'
an •pprr.-latha settees on the We Dr. R. H.
`(teres, a riper by the Miter se " Ihiaan•
rasa, A intent and Mode. ,,'• and three
fere.ling @tort atones, make wp a number
of ann.nal nearest. Termite: W:'llam
Beiges. Montreal t C. W. Coates. Hal-
t(ar M. F. Hustle. 87.00 a yew: $1 00 few
Mr Destbei.
irse' e
At the British Cosines on Tuberculosis
Dr. Robert Keels sad there was • radial
d.ffereoei bewares the human and bovine
cheese«, sad teat cattle ueuld not 1• to
tatted with human tuteroulale. He was
slim 'snide I that human bangs were not
bailie to Infection from Cali le.
Sunlight
Soap';
+Adds
Comfort fn the Work,
to Cleanlinestior
the Linen.
Deducts
the Caresof Washing
Da fronathe Elouse'
wife's busy 111e.
X Multiplies
by two the Life of
the articles washed,
Divides
by two the 'Hours of
labour.
itfaaefschnveby
Lewitt Brothers Limited,
TORarr'o►
RIIYNAS
have purchased the select stock of
furniture i C iron ornell sit Son in
the Bedford Block and have in
augurateil a great :10 days' sale
of everything in the store --
Household Furniture,
House Furnishings,
Pictures, etc., etc.
The Underlakina Department, ...
is replete with the best in the
market and the service we give
cannot be surpassed in the 1)o
minion. Prompt at•ention given
to night or day calls.
.v( 01St
RHYNAS & CORNELL,
Ite,lfonl Dlie k. South Side Square.
l'pholoterdng, PReture•frammg and Pack
rig on short mite*.
we rare
I I a s
n full line of
Screen Doors and
Windows, g(tt
ff
Lawn Flowers,
Garden Hose,
Garden Rakes,
Spades and Shovels,
Paints, Oils and Var-
nishes.
PLUMBING and HEATING
a specialty.
AT
SEE & SHEPRARD'S
TORONTO EXHIBITION
Aug. 26th to Sept. 7th,'01
$6"[000 ATTR CIT ONS
pMS
$65,000
Naval and Military Displays Daily.
BRILLIANT SPECTACLES
Bombardment of Take Forte by
International Forme
Greatest Lite Sleek Shnw en the Continent
All Our ('nunIry'. Reenacts*.
Novel and Hlgi4,'las Entertainment
Features
MTLTTARY TATTOO, Atl(O(JAT 77TH
Groat amnion of Canadian Old Rny,
and Old ('allege Stridents
TURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3an
REDUCED RATES All LINES Or TRAVEL
ANDREW HMITH, F.RC
President
H. J. 1111.1., Manager
Sale of ,..,r' .
• .
Summer Goods.
Everything in Light Summer Stuffs
must go at some price.
Regular prices or even cost prices
do not figure in this sale.
lat. Colored Blouse Silks aro at and below cost -from
I5c. to 50c. Some of these Silks are worth 75c.
2nd. There is about 120 yards of Colored Dress Muslin•
left, which you can got at less than wholesale price -from be,
up,
3rd. SHIRT WAISTS. There la only 12 white and
8 print Shirt Waists loft, which you can buy at a sacrifice, as
they must be sold.
You ghoul i sen our Black Silks and Black Dregs (]softs,
They are great value at regular prices.
Terms Cash or Farm Produce. 'Phone 86
J. N. COLBORNE.
Tourl*ts
w ill 111.1 (ht-cial NIentkia
pal to
AMERICAN
TOILET
REQUISITES
Segue ..f the 110%1 est. line~ just In.
�a11UEEN'S
CHOCOLATE"
BEST 80. CIGAR
MADE IN CANADA
DAVE YOU TRIED IT I
YOUR PRESCRIPTION PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED
3V.• ,0111 at the highest. stwr.lard ,d exoeliotr': in this work.
W. C. GOODE, CHEMIST.
t r ANNUAL
W411461444,•
AUGUST CLEARING SALE
We are offering.. the following Bargains
•
Bamboo fish poles, were 10 and 15 cents, now 5c each
5c each
IC dozen tion lines, were 3 cents, now lc each
Apple pare:', were 1;0 cents, now Mie each
11.10 each
2._'U each
discount from present price.
10c each
40c doz.
20c each
5c each
Flobert nIIee, 22 cal., were 13.2v: now.., .-----._.,_---•-••--13.00 each
3.50 each
Donbleberrel, breech loading allot guns, 12 gra., were IS, now .... 7.00 each
15 dozen padlocks, from 15c to 25c, now 10c each
Hay fork handles, bent and straight, were 10c and 15c, ase- :r1-`w each
Wire harness snaps, were 5c each, now 2 for 5c
Three -joint dish poles, were 15 cent', now
German meat choppers, No. 5, were :l .25, now
Orrin in tueat choppers, No. 12, were 12.50,now
50 dozen table knives and forks at 10 per cent.
Electro Silicon silver polish, was 15 cents, now
Electro -plated tea spoons, were 50 cents dozen, now
Screen windows, were 25 cents, now . • or. . ,
Garden syringes, were 10 cents, now
N. D. ROUGVIE,
Cash Hardware Store,
Goderich.
A GOOD SHOE...
should be fashionable, of good wearing quality,
nice fitting, and keep its shape till the:sole parts
from the upper through long use and wear.
Such a shoe Ts the EMPRESS, of which we
have sole control.
We have a full line of cheaper shoes in stock.
Wm. Sharman,
j
Slater shoe Agent._ ._-
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.
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The al nve is cut into stove wool
len.yth and will be delivered to any
part of the town the game day as
ordered.
Orders received hy telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER MCP.WAN.
Gederiob, November Ylet, 18ig1. i -3u
Slnllg Slllts, oorcots
The man dressed 1. • Doll made at
one stere atw.v. looks Trim. se Is le the
amtntlon of every mein of taste to look.
A large range of cloths to choose
from.
11 yea are onn1mplating geeing •
11.5hl evsesat der spring wear, give ea •
("hares to terve yew. Primo right.
H. DUNLOP
was woo