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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1901-11-28, Page 511111111111111111.1.1.1011 Acheson & Son Special Offerings G•I, Oinfit urs dnd Fur Coats. WE quote this week some extraordinary values to Lilies' sod Menu's fur Coats f um our large stook. We guarantee the quality of all our fur garmoote and tell exolu• lively bore fur garmeua manufactured by the oldest and moat reliable furriers in Canada. Ladies' Aetraciuu Lamb Costa, 30 inches long, good style, with high cut collar,2300 farmers' satin lined, special Lidiei Astrachan Iamb Coats. 36 inches long, fine curl and gloss, heavy farmers' satin hued and quilted and wear guaranteed, at special 25.00 'Adios Astrohau Lamb Capes, 28 inches lung and full sweep, handsomely 1 ned and male of flue thine, "pried. 13.50 Mountain Bear Black Capes, 26 towhee long, full sweep, heavily lined awl quilt 6.75 ed and cummeuded for great wear, special price .tr2 a lakafe y �I INBP£OTION INVITED. W. Acheson & Son. ACROSS THE ATLANTIC. No. 5 uond•y eyoiag, August 12 h. -W• bad previooaly •rranped ler • five days' tour to Paris aid its vlolulty, sod as beme are de• frine..1 from eolog to France for the reason khat they do not know the language, let m• Rey te these, do not he guided by the old Nmlo wing of fifty years aro : 1t does not apply today. It oommeneed thus : ''Never go le Ft shoe. Unless you know the (lore Or if yea do, bus You will repent, by page 1 r Hearing like a tool, Aad silent as • mummy, There I stood soon" a orowd. tante as any dummy." Neither will you have to be gelded by %b. adrift" el Mae Maury, to stick w dumb *hew, like Thomas Heed, and a.$ lbw: "Moo! 1 ogled for milk, 1 got my sweet things emmspgl Whoa 1 klseed Jeannette, Twee understood for wear ; 11 1 wasted breed,' My jaws I set s gulag, And biked for sew -leu eggs By al•epia" bands and orowing !" Sims the establishment of Cook's burs, Mates ars cheeped. You bay your Moket• from Thoma Cook and Sow, say from Loo• dos to Paris and tomato, and reeky' • book Olt tickets that Days for railways, •teem been, earns:go drives, guide., and veer gesso, fwd. and two meals • day .t a hotel whore English la spoken. At 9 r M. we telt Cha►iag Cross station by the London, South Restore and Chatham Railway On charge of Cook's ooadootor of Souring) by way of Canterbury to Dover, those by ransom to Calais. W• paired She owlame without soy trouble, then boarded • mail tr•lo for Perla and arrived Ober. .1 6 a.e. on the 13111. A cab was waiting to aka as to our howl, which was situated in • very desirable place for geeing *he hong of the oity, V. weirs "hoisted' to our rooms. had • good wish, then break- fast. and by this mom the oarrl•g. wars 1. waiting 10 take a to Cook's ofrlos, where Nth paas*oger reselves • grogram of t e tour, and is lwtracted to observe that the guide carries 1t out oompl•wiy, and 11 he dem; not do so, to report to beadgi.rars. W did net have any 000saloo to murmur. Sebe carriage• nee mated to °arty twemty• Aye passengers, and em the Versailles tear woes draws by bye treestltsl Peroheroo ►eros•. Our Snit stop was at the Churoh of Sr. Augesttae, erected to oomm•mor•w the birth of the Prism imperial, son of N• - ✓ igors 111. The dome In an imposlue eon etractlon, 160 feet to height. Oyer the por W is • Res fresco, representing the twelve . pestles, and It bar .oma ver fies painting" Is the teterlor. 'Chen peat Parc Monoeea, see of the el•• trot it summer resort. to Parts. Thence throayb this Bola de ftao lagan. originally • game preserve, now esaverted tato • public park at an •apeodi- tare of $400.000 ; It ooyers 2,250 sores. Theses by the r•oecoarse of Lon champ, and the citadel of Mont Valirles. This was 18e Daly fort wound Perla that did not lower la fag So tbelaarmane to 1871. It is She largest and strongest of those which defended Pane, sed 1t saved the Govern meet of M. Theirs from destruotios by the Commsoe Otr next stop was •t St.Cloud, • "mall town noted to forma day. for lie royal pilaw', but placed between Fort Val. orlon •od the German batteries both town and palace were knocked to plows, and the none were removed In 1892. it was • favorite abode of Napoleon I. sod Napoleon Ross never are Mabee to nee life. Mr. ,1 P. II1. 1. 1815. •far V1sarlon, Hlaotmr bad I W esto•y, l sew o110 ODId..tlon. lied ahs ens a e vary her* Tha parks and several interview@ with him by appolntmeot garden• are vary beautiful. and Irnm this I top of she plateau a good vista of Paris is I and referred him to 61. organizing nom• obtaloed. Our next hale was al Ville mitts', who did business with Mabee. ''LEVER AND BRAINY had oeotalus thirty-tbree greet oil palatloge of as many victories gained by the French, also marble baste of 80 h tenon generale who fell la battle. Versatile. le distant abcut fourteen miles south-west of Paris. Our nett halt was at Sevres, one of the oldest t•wns In the neighborhood of Paris, dating from the year 560 A. 1). 1r' princi- pal attraction lathe celebrated porosiain foo- lery, whlob blown to the Government. The exhibition rooms are open daily to the public, from 12 to 4 o'clock. Our next atop was at the fortifications of Parts. These Immense defecate extend around the olty to a nisch of about 28 miles in *Iroam- ferono., and were oon.troc ted by order of 11. Tease, to 1841, at a root ot 120.000,000 The walla are 33 fest in height, caroled by • moat 18 feel deep. At various intervals .1x10.e d.latohed forte outside the walls, mou.ted with beery •rtlll.ry of the most soleatlfic modern 000strootioo, form en outer olrole of dstenoe. A part of the walls will be demolished oo the west side, and re built farther back. Now for the Aroh of Triumph, also stalled Aro de l'E.otle or Arch of the Star. 1t le welded to rank as one of the wonders of the world, Ging the hugest In .xist000s, and remarkable for the b.oty ot Its design and la deoor•tlau of historic bae•reli.b, one• more than for Ito magnitude. This "plead id monument wee begun by Napoleon 1. In 1806. Its dtmsnsiooa aro 160 fest lar height, 146 feet 1. width sod 72 tete to dopih.wblle the .rob Iaolf is 67 feet blah and 47 feet wide. Oa Ito several aides are exquisite oarYIags representing the greet riotorles of Napol000, also the names of the battle- fields upon which h• woo renown. It 1a boated on the western boundary of the arietooratle qaerters of Paris, •t the heed of the Cbampe Styes, on an elevation whlob readers it • coasplouous objsot from every part of the city. From the arch twelve *romtoent streets and boulevards radiate, tnsludioe the Boulevard Bou de iioulogne, which le properly a 000tlou•Oloa of the 0b•mps Kirwan. from which fact it dertyee Its name, "Aroh of the Star." lo 1855 the low Queen Victoria, bettor the goest of Na. poison 111., nu drawn to one of the royal outrages by forty of the most bantlfal horses that Franca could prodoo.. She woe escorted through this noble arob, along those boaetlfol streets, and on to th. Royal Palates at Versailles. Next the hal went read for the benefit of the gold. and driver, we bade adieu to o re guide, and were driven to our hotel, well pleased with what we had seen and the Batons we bad beard on this oar first day In Franoe.-A. SANDS. [To .. OONTINUED.I Why Catarrh la Fatal. Because It pour" • flood of potions foto the circulation that saps streogth and digestion so materially is to render the body IMoep.bls of resisting dowse, and oowompuoa le the result C•terrh is quickly oared by Catarrhozone, a fragrant g erm destroying vapor that goes to the root of the disease. It soothes •od heals the lo• famed mucous auditors, olearn the heed and throat, and positively never fails to perfectly our. bronohItie, asthma or os. tarrh. Nothing is ear good for disarms of 16. respiratory organs as Catarrhozoe. large outfit 11, email size 25c Druggists or by mail from 1'ol.on & Co., Kingston, Oot. WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING. A SLIGHT DI r•E. Brookville Recorder . to discussion the Mabee pamphlet two things are admitted and .honld not be forgotten : hon. li W d'Avr►y, • beautiful spot, a1 which ware burled the Prussian offio•re who tall during the beige of Paris. A k'roaiiaa battery was esabllebed 8.r.. At last we reach Veruaillee, a walled oity of about 50,000 Vehabitaot., and for • long time the beautify' and gay capital of Fracas, although Phis was the metropolis The Palace i•reseot. ► leo•d• towards the garden • quarter of a mile long. The halld- log is anegoal is •ppe•r•hoe, haying various styles of auhlteoIare ; but its art galleries, the royal apartment*, the royal oarrtages, Its statutes, the church. the theatre, the Oommose and Senate chamber., the perk. the garden., .6ei femetelos, the harries, the artificial lakes and the water supply ere alt en • magnificent scale. (Our guide paid abet 1t cook 1.600 men and 600 homes aye years to build this Palate and its appends*. e., and the soot was ;200,000.000) The Satiety of battles Is abs. 400 feet in length Brussel. Poet : It d. said the bye -oleo• Ion in the west riding ot Huron will take pleas early in Deoember. The candidates will be Boo. J. T. Darrow and Major Joe Beck. There Is • wrong probability that the former w111 be returned as he is • member of the C•bloet, without portfolio, and • oiner, brainy lawyer with wide ex• p"rienos In the praotioal Working out of municipal law. Hon. Mr. (Jarrow's name has been freely mentioned as we who will have early promotion to the Judgb'• Benoit sod It is hinted that be will sot .e k re eleotioa to his oonstltuenoy •t the general els:Wow, thereby making way for others to fight for the coveted and worthy honor of reepresesMeg West Hon a In the Legislature. err. West Huron Liberals should give Mr (ear row an old bouncier of • majority a • part- s/ shot and a. • warm-ap for the nazi olmp•Igo. erMEmulsian FOUR B)RONCIhl aTt�'') erre( Many persons think that they have merely a stubborn cough, when they really have Bronchitis, which, if neglected, always rclults in Chronic Bronchitis. The most effective remedy known to miCCAl science for 'throat and Lung Troubles is Angier's Petroleum I' ul- sion. It stops the cough. makes breathing easy-, relieves congestidq and irritation, Soothes and heals the bronchial tubes, changes the character of expectoration and effects a general and rapid improve- • -'tent in all the syteptom+, it is pleasant to take and agrees With the weakest stomach. It is not a patent medicine. but Intii prescribed by physicians everywhere since ISSO / hares Assn irtatismi a very sewn, Arowrhin/ (one of sfawrfiwf,rnIh Aarier's PetrnitMrn J saxRlriow, an,/ kart Atter 1r' Anteitted Ay it that /,fu'o l/y rfellIM mend it In anyone IN,l/t riwf / tied. Last year / look SM'tral twills of terrslsina of r • r liver nil, AMI it fulfil in ha:'e /Al dirirtd'Jest. /;onside,- .1.upitr's Petro/row E.snalsinx far saprrier to any ether. .Nisar T//Odf/'SON, Toronto, Oniario. All Snipes sill It. Tan ewes, 10 els. and 91.60 • Wes. Ra e.re you get ANeatlt•e YOUR NAME ANP ADDRESS or. a p^•'al raid w111 Ming roi a fro* rept ct a •,Mahle hurtle, ..titled. "Abend Your Throat .nA 1 ns " It talk Mw ea dire MwTh•e•L w sea rltge0O.e Omani. 11 styes rued .Avke at to Diet sal links', nlsetrated. AN0118 CHEMICAL COMPANs ROSTON. MA// .w� ". ''Jr'Ci7smJA/cal THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO. THE RAILWAY PROJECTS. MAIITUULIN ISLAND AND NORTH 011081 Et• TENSION. Port Elgin THEM • We understand that the Manitoulin Island and North Shure Railway Company 1e teeing steps tl apply lair • charter from the Oolitlo Legislature at its oumiag emirs fur the debt to build IU extension from W Lerma to Uodenuh through Port h.lgm, Southaniploo, Tiv•rioo and Ktuoardtoe. The solicitor if the Com - pally le aro ourre.puodeoo. with Mr Bow• men M P. I' , as to the details of the charter. 1t •eeu.• very destrab'e that • sIrong del oration repts•snting every amokahny atetated should w.11 oo Ws taov•rome0t dutlugg the session to interest them in fever of the railway. There are so Lusty •ppltcattcus for legislative aid 1uat if we do not keep our need" well to the frost, the piajeot may boot/smoked. TMs LAKI 011011 ELECTRIC RAILWAY. Port Klgm Zama : These 1. • belief Ma' m•ay alcotr:o railways will be built io the near future. The oat of ocostruutlun and equipment of an,tectrlo railway is much below that of • steam railway. '1'800 the right or way. the building of stations and b: idgee required cost a men trifle uompared with steam roads1'he plant and rolling stook 1.much lighter and leis expensive.east e. It follows that the electric oars oat o•rry passenger' and frslgbt for lass money. Such plana as Hull, Waterloo, Grimsby, Preston, Woodatook and Iogersoll have been benefited oy the000struotion of electric road". The proposal of the Goderich oom- pa0y to build a belt lies to Huron ooanty is meeting with general favor and the Idea of • lake shore toad from Uoderich to Owen Sound by way of Kiocardioe •ed l'ort Elgin i" bailed with enthusiasm. Thsr• is n o doubt that the Company who will con. n eat these towns by roll, either "tum or oleo, rlo, will nap • greet rweene by the e normous carrying trade sur• to develop. Lake shots roads are the most popular all over this continent wherever built. Tas road .long Lake Huron will out -rival them • 11. MB. CLARK'S PORT DOVER-0UDIRICH 5OHEM., Gall Reporter : Mr. J'. Stewart Clark .yld.ttly has not act put out of tee elec- tric railway business, as many supposed. Th. Ayr man will not stay defeated. Ho le turning up in Berlin .pain, with • number of American sapltalists In tow, said capital 1"u having b.oame Impressed with t e !Slue of his l'ort Dover, Brantford. Berlin and God.rluh Railway scheme. Reports from Berlin ay that • mating ot members of the town couooll and board of trade was held Wednesday afternoon to connection with the scheme, and it may be that Mr. Clark's prcj•oted enterprise w111 once more brooms • live topic up there. Porbapl the hypootio sol will be p.rtotmed before the ourt•lo drops. Mr. Clarks'. perm vr.00e 1a oommand•ble, to say the least. BOOKS AND PERIODICALS. "MARK EvERAND"-AN HISTOIIICA1. NuvEL. - Knox MuGss, the well-►oowu author of "With Ring of Shield,' 1e oat with another bow, "Mark Howard," which we believe 1s destined to surpass in pope larlty that attained by his previous vin - tore. The story 1s htatotual and IS of the days of Charles 11, when there war • warm Lime in England and ooart Intrigue wits In bloom The author hes delineated several strong charaoters, and the story throughout 1e well written sod entertaining from cover to Dover sod has ought the reading public In the titles. The C.uadiao edition IS pub- lished by McLeod & Allem. Oa sale at bookstores. LADIES' Hoses J001SAL.-There Ie no lack of thoCbristmayspint in the Deo.mber camber of The Ladies' Homo Journal. Among the stories that go to 611 this largest number of the msgarhs ever unwed are "Th. Baby Behled the Curtain," by Eliztbsth MoCrackso ; "Christmas Kve o0 Looeeom•," by John For, Jr., the K.otuoky author ; "How the First Letter was tont• too,' by Rudyard Kipling, and the first part of an amusing story of Western way. wiled "The Russells In Chloago." "The People Who Help Santa Clans' are told about : the Rev. David M. Steele relates some Datbetlo Mertes of the New York poor, and Elliott Flower delightfully describes "Th. Llnfields Chrt.tmu Deaner." '16s woad room of the "Bradley House," the library, u shown to detail. Mr. Bok's editorial i. he.d•d "Personal," and that 1t is. There is a charming Chratmu play for children, •od a double page of oollen girls pictures, which shows group. of students from almost girls' school to the I known r ovary well oosotry. Tnla is the first Installment of The Journal's great "picture .tory" of "What a Girl Does at College.' The regu- lar departments are most ably pteesoted by their rr.peotlye editors, •od the holiday Dover le the work of Thomas Mitchell Piro.. By The Curtis Publishing Cnm pony, Pbiladelphla. Ono defter • year ; tee ants • oapy. McCtuaz's frog Dgc,Ms.n -No one w111 ark for bet'.r holiday loading than that which the Christmas numi.r of McClure'. Mogezloe will furnish. First and formes, 1. to b. mentioned John LeFari.'s article en "Michael Angelo," toe first of • pries in which during the following year this g reat artist and orltlo of oar own day will disown to the pages of McClure'. the grew est artist of the put. "A Men• dloant," by Adechl Klnno.ukl, t. • tale of Japan In the heyday of romance, touchingly simple in plot and full of the . Obit ot that medleval idealism which Sods its prototypes in the West In the teles of troubadours and minstrels. Again, for the briskly humornus style ot recital. it would be hard to steel Hermiot. Templeton's vivacious amount of "Darby Gill and the Good People." Life of today 1. variously dealt with by H. A. Crowell In "The Pio. tures and Pineapples," a story of the Ialiars quarter of New York; by Theodore Dreher to "r'a True Patriarch," the fitting title to the portrait of the old man It portrays; by John Swain io an "Independent Boy," • . k.toh of the unities invited, court of Cook County, Illinois; and by Ray St d B.- ker to "At the Tuned'. End," the story of two brave men who risked thler live. In the premur• workings of • submarine tan net. In this Dumber oommeooes a serial by Stewart Edward White, "The Forest Runner," the ermine of which Is Tedd in the forests of northern Mtohlgan; and there ate other articles of merit, mums of •dlouromwt the muoloipal oouo• I The annual thiamin' meohov of all of the muoi•ipality of Wiest Wawanu.h George's Suod•y suboul will be 8.1d la met l0 the council room 0. Wednesday. ilia (school room os Friday eveolog. 13 D iamb, all the members wipeout At the otos' of r.u•r.l bur ores the uuunoil lea solved itself Iota • court of revision aro •p pe -1i se to Irregular asne.meots on the property owner'. VV'Ith rsler.00s to this Iluogenouo drain the mutt w111 appear 1.. the mloutee of 11,e ootrrVt1's prooaed,u5e Orders to the •mount of 1130p ere.' t'ers'e aro the Ir N•xt mimeo of ouunull well h.. held on the statuary day, Mooday. .0.c. 16th, as the 1518 falls on Sunday, when all UM tam, as required by statute, era to be paid and all olaime egalost the muololpallty ars to be presented to the treasurer. PERSONAL --Mr. and Mrs. U. Jardine. of Ashfisld, have recently returned tum• after baring an *plowable yeah to friend. the 1•t - ter part of the 19.8 century at 'reeewat•r. Kinlen and other points In this county of Brun'. Ws were pleased ton. the seoor- •ble couple looklog hale and vigorous, they befog muub tint roved to health. They re port baying had •o intetestlog and ,aasant time.... We regret Omit W. Moltt•th, who as town 111 ter • length let tine, 1s not 't- omatoes oomatoes In health as his numerous friends would wish.... Arthur Prlos, of Brantford, hes reo•otly secured • good position in Wm. MoNally's tore. He Domes highly ream mended as • good general bl•ok.mltb.... W., along with the numerous friends of Mrs. N m. Mallough, who was recently in- jered by a 1.11, are pleased to know that the venerable lady is slowly reoovertug.... Rev R. Y'•(rb•iro and Eider .J. Beuoart, of Port Albert, lett hers this morolsg to attend the session of Presbytery at WIag8.m, to be held today....Qult• a number of the youog moo In this vlolulty are on their way, and others are lstendlog to lave goon, to work during the winter at Seals Ste. Marie. W • "Heti them good suoiose and safe return to the spring.... Mr.. A. Davidson, of Gods. rich, formerly • resident of Dunga000n, is enjoying hermit as a guest of Mrs. B. J. CrawfordWe are informed that Mr. Tigers, as prinmpal, and Miss Wellwood, as assistant. are reappointed as the teaching staff In Dunran000 public sobool for next year. no rata et there Feet. Jun about the most tantalizing of all pains oemse from sore fest. To gel relief bathe the lost in warm water and than rub them with Tolson's Nervdtne, It poor rotes through tie pores of the skin, takes out the soreuees, rectum:. swelling". Invigorates the tired muscles, tone. up the croulatloo, and prevent. the tat from aoomlcg son main. Nervilioe is • protvctbon and afe•guard against the pains and echos of the entire Family sod cure. rheumatism, neuralgia, toothache, .to 25 cents. MARINE NOTES. yocw IA85 LSVELS FALLING. Detroit, Mioh., Noy 12 -The report of Ole lake survey engineer of the great lakes for the month of October shows that Lake Sup -Mr hes goo* down In one year almost half . foot, Lake Michigan and Huron .bout s little over one tooth of a foot, and the two othe lakes haves gained but a very small from to over that of 1895, when the water was very low over these latter. Lake Ens hu also gone down almcat half a foot, la • year, '•art has gained over half • foot frog the low stage of 1895. Th* figure, show that the lake hare) 1s .lowly, but surely, 1•Ilneg. Tn• thingo dr.lo.ge canal is said to be partly responsible for the conditions of the lake levels, and an !mitigation of this may be made. STEAMERS R00EDALS MID AWONgUIN, Owen Sound, Noor. -R At tb* close of oayigatioo Om Creamers Rosedale and Al gooquln will go Into winter quarters at this port •od will unlergo extensive alteration" The Rosedale will have her wood deck" re- placed by a steel deck, while the Algorqulo, w btoh has been engage .d almost eiolu..lvely In the grain oar ryisr bugloss.. will have bet steel mato d.uk removed and the material will be seed to replace the wooden tapper deck. The presence of the main deck has always affect- ed the carrying opacity of this vessel, and who the otange is made the grain .hovel" will do mors efteotive work On the hold. Thou work will be under the auperylsion of Mr. Ktmund Feist, who built the steel turtle decks en the C.1'.K..teamshlpe. DUNGANNON: licorice. The looal agency en Dnngenorn for TH•StUNAI.Is at the °Moo of J. G. Ward J. P., oonvevenoer. Le., who will reeelye orders for suteneriptlone, advsrtMng and lob work. snd is authorized to give reselpa for amounts paid for the lame. Towner, Non. 19. Sron'n -D. Hlokle and W. Sproule, who, with other ;portsms°, have been en • two weeks eportlo" tour Its Muskoka, return lime, via Uederioh, let Saturday. D. B eaptared Iwo dyer, W. Sproul one B. J. Cr•w•or'l asd J. Comherl.ed are expected home today. They have, we are Informed, one deer each, which they bring home. Messrs }tickle and Sproule report heeler had a r ,y.l time, and If soared will take a Mur nest game rumen. Stearn. or M r a tri rm. FATHERS. - -la pnr - CANItER. There is s mistaken isles as to the cans' of cankers in the month and throat. Sufferers imagine that they arias from stomach troubles, but it is nothing more or less than the result of impure blood. Nn- marous *o -called remedies have been floated on the market, but *venom* has proven that there is only oneenre,"Ciivtax" Irnm Tnnio Pills. 4d mints s bot at all druggist*, nr mailed on r*o*ipt of pries. Dr. Bail Medicine nae Ei1kgstonAllne. A NEWFOUNDLAND MAN. .odd'. Yldsey 51110 are Doing their t'•sal Coed Werk an Ike Island. Southern Harbor, Ntld , Nov. 25 (Special) -For over so years Mannoe Best has sof feted greatly with kidney •od stomach trouble. Hs has been gradually µrowing worse although he has been under the doo tor's treatment all the time. At Int he road In an advertisement how Dodd's Kidney Pills were curing men and women all over the Island ot trouble similar to hie own eta he commenoal to use them. They have cared him compliably and rs stored to him his ol1 time strength and vigor. He says he will always recommend Dodd's Kldosy Pi11s awl la proof of his earnestness he has already got his brother and ',noel others to use them and all with he most happy results. Do id's Kidney Pill* ars the only remedy that has ever cured Bright's dl , dl• Wet. or deeply. "Praise the sea but keep on land." Admist window shoes - that's what they were made for. Bat keep on wear- ing theshoe you know to be "as goocra-s it looks.I-$3.50, $5.00. "The -Slater Shoe „ ›apervisec. Wm. Skaraas, Jr. • Sae Local Ages'. St. the Dodd's Kidney Pills are the only medicine that wall cure Dia- betes. Like Bright's Dis- ease this dis- ease was le- d cur•bleuntil Do d's Kidney Pius cured B. Doctors themselves confess that without Dodd'• Kidney Pills they are powerless against Dia- betes. Dodd's Kidney Pills are the first medicine that ever cured Diabetes. Imitations - box, name and pill, are advertised to do so, but the medicine that deco Cure labetes II la Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's Kidney Pi1ls are fifty cents a boa at all druggists. DON'T TAMPER... ` with your health. Don't use Drugs and Medicines of questionable quality. Get the best there is at the same prices that are charged for inferior goods. At. our Drug Store the stock is al- ways fresh, and each article pure, po- tent and satisfactory. Our Prescription Department has a reputation for promptness and accuracy, F. JORDAN Medical Hall. BEA R tN MiNQTMAT r Taman. ie. 1101. R. B. Smith's % J ck I M' S 3 Jordea StoreL 1 Block SEASONABLB UNDERPRICE Red's Underwear,- cleared that mew mousy in your pnk.$1! you want • ooao. See them. A few left of loose sanitary or natural wool shirts and drawers, good value at $1.25 Rilliaery at abo/t Ba11 Pricy-- eanb, to cher at per garment 11.00 All our fine wool Mooed shirts and draw- ers at one woe, sod 1s'. an easy co.. 600. The prlose were 65o and 750, all now .o each boo Extra quality wool firmed .histg and drawers, good value at 658 and 75o, for.50o Ladies' fine Vests,51c..-- 11n. u a big mill lot of 65a and 75o vests, the very mow, whlob we ideated a1 • prtoe sod your chance comes to get vests worth 65o sod 75o for 50o Overcoats.- Vh a have • good @took of these which meet be cleared. When we say most be Now le the time to out prloms so as to 1*. ere • olefin stook for next season. 13.00. 14.00 and $6.00 bale for 12.00. Term are our own hemming. of the latest shape and material, trimmed just as they should be fur the last mouth of 1901. If you bare not got your hat yet or it you want another sow b your opportunity to hese the Istest se • lraotlon of what is nhoald lm. A lot of rewdy-tu went bats a1 bat rub. Jacket Cloths.- Just the material to make • cheep cleat for that girl or boy and have • rood welols. Priori are out 1n half and some at about oar third o1 regular prioe. J.okete at half Oreo'. tiJFltk,.irl,.4, ` ixYet 4, h I'1cKIITS BUSY STORE NO. 3, JORDAN BLOCK. ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR Mt:LEOD'S : SYSTEM .: RENOVATOR. A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for, WEAK and IMPURE BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES. Manufactured by J. M: MacLEOD. Goderich, Ont. I IIROPIIEY & SON - THE LADING - Fu►ner(a\ TY.re :tor» rend Emote\mere • orders rarotelly ' arteadisd te n/ all Yaws, eaglet or day, !settee Street. CANTELON'S Pastry, Oyster Pattie s, Tarts, Short Bread and Cream Rolls, Mince Pies and Lady Finiers, Kisses, Macaroons, !brawn, Brandy Snaps, Etc. y12v to attend the Ustowel Bn.inosFOellsgs for • term. Students may enter at any time, either for • Business ora Sho•thand Course. Hates reaaon•blefiend for Journal. C. A. r1.KM 1Nt), Pres.: A. 1. Mo1NTYRE. Seo. lothin I lar, ve put into stuck a line of Re:uly i.,a�b• C thing of first close manufacture, and at ricm to suit the times. Ordered Clothing Is atl my specie ty. A good range of cloths to select from ; and workmanship the heato b had. If you n an overcoat this fall call and nee me. A number of lengths of pi,•�, goods to b w out at t. eei� \oypa] H. DUNLOP, 'Vest 8t rest The Art Souvenir :ur1 Art Amherst ate the best a-o.tl heaters inthe market. See the moveable Sr. pots sod grates. Last twice as long as the stationary ones, and no poker required to remove ashes. For sale only by J. H. Worsell, The oheep stove and fermium man, LIPPI N COTT'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE A FAMILY LIBRARY The Best in Current Literature 12 COM NOVEL. YEARLY MANY SHORT STORIES AND PAPERS ON TIMELY TOPICS $2.50 PER YEAR ; 25 c rs. A COPY NO CONTINUED STORIES (VERY NUMBER COMPLETE IN ITEELI 93393)-)3**)9 The !Sing of Ranges "Bunk's Happy Thought" are es good as the beat madelin any city in Canada. Caritelon leorle the trade in WEDDING w";y in fancy designing and ornament ing and almond icing. Dive him an order and your sat- isfaction will be assured. n ' D. CANTELON, WERT-BT. 1lckilbp Motu! Fire Iasarasae Cee FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP- ERTY INSURED. 1901 Value of Property Insuro1 up to January, orrteess AND DIRICTOR». J. B. McLean, pees. ; T. Fraser, vtoe-pros. Jas. Oonnouy. B. Dale, W. 0. Broadreet, J. Watt, Jae. Evans, J. O. Grieve, J. Beraaewels, director'; W. O. Bro•dfo,t, Heafurth, teepee - tor of losses ; T. Z. Hays, 8eaforth, secretary - treasurer. AUENTO. .1 Wr Yeo, Holmeeville; James Commies Bguwndvule ; 1L McMillen, 8eaforth ; R Smith. Bedeck. Polley holden can pay asee..mente and gat their Dards reoelpted at Mr. Coats'. 011utes. or at McLean Broa' Palace Clothlag Stare, amid rloh HELLO I THE OLD RELIABLE* a ALL KINDS OF -A�'I .... Lirb r^e ALWAYS ON HAND TIM DIST • IN THE MARHIf! All Coal weighed on the Market Bailee where you get 900u lbs. tor a ton. WM. LEE. Ordwe Isft at LEE • B1SPEA8.Di Sure promptly attended be. Wet Weather Shoes and Rubbers. WE have what you want and what you need in our Quality Shoes .tr.:.a-0y115 . and r„.; +tt• a'+�. e:»�' a f King_ Rubbers •,Quality They aro abeolutely • -' the best made, .. • . OVen R Shoes known for their Style, Fit, Comfort and Durability, and our Rub for there Fi nil Shape, and being made of PURI GUM, will wear twice as long ns nnlinary rubbers. Wu 'nave a large assortment of j Ladies' Leggins, Overstockings, m Wool Soles, Etc . . . Tho.o groat, are the very beat goods that money can bey Ort The BTUS PROOF RUBBERS for men are hero at lest, and we herr* Voce Isertecriow, or, if you can't call to see them, drop UR n card for catalogue. ST. GEORGE P HOLM AGENT FOR KINO QUAL ITY SHOES. CRAND MILLINERY SALE. i f Having found my midsummer stale a success, I purpose having another sale, beginning Think before you Buy SATURDAY, NOV. 23rd. Felt Hate, from laic up. Trimmed Hats, at half price. Fancy Breasts, at a great reduction. rig Wit*n baying a range think before you buy and then you will buy a Happy Thought. In buying a Happy Thought you bave the unstinted recommendation of 150,000 previous happy purchasers. Range building is a specialty with ns -it's not a side issue -we leave no room for improve- ment in our construction of the Happy Thought. " They are manufactured by THE WM. BUCK STOVE CO., Limited, 0 gik Brantford tante for sa Illustrated hmpblst SOLD 1T LEE & SREPHARD, Goderich. Ilamilton S'reet MISS CAMERON. ¶ANP A STEPLADDER ? We give one away with eaeb pound of Pore Cream Baking Powder purchased) from os. 608 a Ib. The step -ladder alone worth the price. Try a package. of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, hut a eare- fnlly selected Indian anti Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful. Now is the time to bny your tauten Seeds. We have a • full assn rtment. Telephone No. 91. Sfry Y az co. THE GROCERS.