HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-1-30, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
W. Acheson & Son
JANUARY BARGAIN SALE.
(commencing January 6th we place on sale a large list of
Positive Bargains, which prudent buyers and good
housekeepers cannot afford to overlook.
HERE THEY ARE :
P -II -'RS.
Ladles' Astrachan Capes
28 to 30 toobes lone, actio hoed sod
full sweep,
regular pilon c
816 00, sato prlue .p 11.50
Ladies Astrachan Jackets
28, 32, 36 looks' long, tanner's satin
and bink sate lined, regular
125 sad 528 omits, o)rarine •0 •V.rO
Ladle.' Blaok OaunUet.
.ad they (hewing, all snot,
regular 51 00, sale prin. 75c
Men'. Fine Wool -Lined Frenoh
Kit] Glove., •11 sloes. oar
special 11.000lov.,•t..., sass %5C
Caperines, Boas and Storm
Collars in Sable, Aetr.obae, Persian
Lamb.nd Electric! Mal. All .t tor-
re.poodinply redwood prices.
Men's Fur Coat.,
Can, C000 and Walloby, 118
and 520. sal. pile .p I S
COON COATS, regular $38 00, at $34 00
CARPETS
27 luu*.e wide, extra heavy English
Tapestry Carpets Iu large ratite of pat.
tern. sod Delon, and eatable for SOfr
any room, regular 65o quality.... r,
36 loobes wide, extra heavy Colon Oarp•te,
perfectly resemble and clear tut colon,
regular 503 quality. at per yard. , 40C
W. Acheson & Son.
SABBATH OCHOOL WORK.
Anneal fearenUen of Ike Mlle I.S. Snob -
citation
The annual 000ve*tton of the Nib Dab.
bath Sabbath Aesoolatlos, b.14 to tt•
Nile Method
u0 ohmrah on '1'bnndav,
23rd lost., was • very ■uoo•ssful g•therlog
of Sabbath school worker*. The reddreseos
gives' were prnt'o•I sad helpful, and the
eoseatioe noon but be ao Inspiration to
oostissod effora la this portion of the
Maser's •lanyard.
F.11owsog w • report of the pr.oeedlope
YmaM1Yr, etl1IDY.
"Question Dreamt" we opened, oom
(folioed by the president, Mr. Butts.
Sem. of the goetloa dale with were :
(1) Weald Is be better to keep • school
•pro for • dozen thea ro close? It we
answered in the giber:wive.
(2) if the oollntloo.today are netn'Bebst
Ito pay .zpmses, how shall the •zonae M
met ? The answer war that every oon8.leno•
w* held that Cher• would be no look of fond.
is • •aoowful 000vsntlon, bat If it should
this sobool was able sol willing to pay foe
the work to odium°, the anon
(3) "How to secure the regular •1teod.ae*
of Bible o1•w. "
TM following meant were (Iron .
(1) The teacher always there.
(2) Have the lemon thoroughly pre.
pared.
(3) H.•• th.m feel your looglog for th•
alyatloo of their souls.
Deyoaun.l exercises, 000doo'el by the
pastor, oonH.ting of singing and pryer
tonna tor power and the pre.00e of the
Must High• .
H.w ee get • clan to keep Its own
order," by Mrs Duntow.
Tee points taken Is war.:
(1) Co-oer•tioo of parson --It parents
%raised Miele little ones at bow* t►
wo.ld thew It in their alae -"
(2) It 1. ooce••sry to have • proper
sohool room -we moot lane room to do
tee beet work.
(3) Tb. ec.duos of the •36001 must be
orderly -have a time fen eyelfratig sad
everything cos time.
(4) The nowhere hedlvldually mast be
ord./fly-no side ohne on bu.ioeso with
otber teachers or aooeoesary rooting
shoot. " Example 1a better ton pr.
apt.,,
(5) Chutes* mat be properly graded.
(6) Teachers must be thoroughly pre-
pared sod entbu.ietlo sod w hold tbn
Man that they forget to be disorderly.
(7) Teachers must he t•ottul ani study
kk. ebild.
(8) Never Bold -rather take them by
Mee bond and foal the way with them.
(9) Oo not span oomneodation when
It le dwr•ed.
(10) Lots them with • Christ -Iles ten
draw.
(11) Above .1', the nowhere must 11..
their teaching by the Holy Sptrte'. Rind•
tog b8senoe, for .Iter all It I. on life
that noon
This war followsl by a few minutes' die-
eoeslon emph•siz'eg this foot that children
most be made in ten responsible, and n
fel the dignity becoming the hewn of nod.
The o.zt topic, "How • Child'. (.one -
dense ie Lost or Won," taken by MIB M.
Tlffio.
(1) Never disappoint • ohlld either 1a
the matter of puoiebmeet or reward.
(2) Tesobere must be their very beet
everywhere.
(3) W. must be very careful of oar
leognagr-not to betray Instoosnty.
(4) tie oer.tul to our eating and drlok•
lag, lesn we offend one of enw IIct)e ones,
(5) Byer be found voting for right, not
might.
(6) Observe the Sabbath as beoometb
e very Christian.
(71 Avoid questionable pleesares, as
oiroue golog, bora r•clog, oto„ whtob
bad to other •ice.
(8) Be alweye present at the oall of
Wit, and 1. oarrybg It out he b*mees•
(9) Be prayerful
(10) Be kind -Jesus took the little
bmb, In His arms.
(11) Be friendly everywhere, Ise., hs
friends with your ohne
(12) L.t them feel it Is your pleasure
to be with them noel to nano them,
(13) Bstbotoughly prepared.
(14) Have ever before you tont. al
'autos.
(15) W• mutt be perfect .s He is per-
fsat.
Diecpwtoa followed to the point that it is
so eeoeeary to be "Mean every whit" that
*o o e may mer hie !amino, by even
tampering with what may appear evil.
Then followed the sppolotmeot of nomn
(notice committee,
Moved by Mr. Shepherd, .wooded by
Mr. Molder, that the tullowing be •p
pointed : Messrs. Daetow, Heotbertegtoo,
Uraham Ind Rutledge.
Reports were then read from Sbepp•rdton
Sunday eobool-Mr. Graham, and of the
Nd. by Mr. Mailwao.
Meeting •d)oarn.d after singing and
pryer to most •5 2; aoip)patmg commit.
arrafMOOM eesglo3.
D•vo'lon•I surname oondeotedby
the pain•, 0oeeletbg of readiog, ge.g�_d
prayer.
After the mInn'ns of the morning session
• rad the report of theDominatbg oom
minae war glrea, whim reenlist In the
cieotion of the following obi i.rs : Hon. pre.
.Id.nt, Rev. M J. Wilson ; provident, Mr.
Bathe ; secretary, Mr. C Giryin ; oomenit-
to, Meer. Shepherd, Graham, Hetherlog
sen. Dustow sod Rutledge. The offering
war there presented
"Tb. Latest Methods In Sunday ',hoot
Work," by Mr. Shepherd.
(1) Teachers' prayer mestiog 10 mentos
before school opening.
(a) K.40011• for It. helptuInw-tenbere
are mad. • unit.
(b) Children .r. 'wronged with their
arsesbees.
(2) Church Ctteohlsm taken ap.nh day.
(3) Miliary noel,'" awed in .wmblloe
and dbmleel0p.
(4) Cradle roll (for children too young for
primary work. 1 by are remembered o0
their birthdays with cards or flowers. The
benefits are the loareatiog of parents.
Vote on always nano • mother by notlolog
her baby, and the children then .re pr•otl•
o.Ily born Into the church fellowship
(5) Library oommlt.e to rad and note
ea the books before they are pat Ion the
library.
(6) Rally day observers* Is aloe lewd
vary helpful.
O De.dou day .could be held b ton the
children a • •peutal uaoedo11 oa wont they
mer decide .ud enure the belp lar tide of
pastor out parents. *souuoe it far
eauagb .head that they hale t'me eeriuely
to think. 1)utnbaa suteuleot cards with
doctrine printed thereon lot them to lige,
The dteauuloo following emphao red par-
ticularly the serlousnee of uartlully elect
log the library books, the boot. being our
oompadlooa, and will help to woke or mar
0e e3 slyly.
Nett subject, " Art and Use o1
J)lu.tratiog," was token by Mr. 811108ell 1u
0541 sb.enoe et ear. Munroe. The alone'
roll was highly oommsoaed sad t.laokboard
aketobes may be made very tffntrve by
err...pod le1H•1 letters •ttrwNvely and
oolortog Importer was words. The db•
au.100 tollowlog eugoened taubiog obit
dreo on wore study Imes-Isadlag children
thrtuab God'. work. to sea Him, to find
"t60guta ID tree, hook. ID the rusalog
brooks, ermoas in stones aid goad to
everytb'ug," also the ono! .*ndoa• should
be bandied with oars tiny should be true
stone and .•eats of canine Interest.
"'1'b. Question Drawer " opened, nos-
doote1 by Mr. Henderson of Sc. Mary's.
(1) The pinion question was dell with
-tb' speaker remarking that this was not
a matter of bow much we may todulge In
without forfeiting the Kingdom, but bow
mach does a true child of God fel like eo-
j•neg
(2) Dae soy moo man live without sin
If toe dofisltloo of sin 1s wilful traosgrswloa
*eery Lbrbtlaa should lire wltbom5 sin. 1f
the deflation le mleakee due to judgment,
reason or kuowledgo-mo one does live with
eat Montag.
(3) What ;1s to be done with • neob•r
who does non attend regularly ? Give him •
1•o• holiday and emu tly • substitute.
(4) Sboold w• reoA-Uotted Sates liters
tars If as good as our own ? Yes ; but be
brit satisfied It la as pure and also patriotic
and r•sp.otful to our 8s( sod country.
This condition was given with • question
mark at the rood,
(5) Do you .dyke elating Huoday schools
In winter 1 1'e, on 000ditlon that the devil
Maes • fent iso iIM Meter, too ; tl Dot, nos
Mao'.
(6) Whet Is the elm of the SDoday school
work? The •s(vatlea of goals.
(7) Should Suoday soonb kip • record
01 onionskins as well as the aMurot ? Yes.
(8) What shoat D.ulsion Day' Csrt•loly
haws It. Have It every Sandey •ftorn000
(9) Should the youngest teacher have Ib•
primary sluts! Yes, the yoa0res0 and met
obtldllke spirit. Youth Ls not reokoo•d by
yen. "Well• Heaven's wtthln us to bud
and enfold, we're only younger fur growl•g
old.
(10) How long le 11iele bee1 sfoo'iieep
away from Corot ? Till t►s day before yes
die, but that may be today -now. The
present only is ours.
(11) Whet Is the greaten Deed of our
char,h ? 1f our local church here, It i. •
Dew aharoh. If the church In the wider
..rue, It 1e the baptism of the Holy Spirit,
the experience of 1'eotooet.
The mass -meeting of the children was
neat on the program.
Mies Ferguson addressed the ohlldren on
"Pre.eon.' We do not all ran•• the
same gift, or the best gift but always from
our friends. Our greatest fr.nd is God,
His priestess girt eternal life. Childhood 1.
the best tiro. to rooters the gift, that wo
may bare looger to praise Him for It and
locg•r to show our gr.tttode to deeds Tto
chain leading to ht.rool lite Is made of five
took.: (1) Christ, (2) ciao hart, (3) useful-
ness, (4) happlaee, (5) Heaven How dim
courteous ts realm o gift. Lwfel a. e h
Him g
t•dty ; everon musk'nitost. a little.
Mrs. Graham then •poke to the children
00 the first verses of John's Repel, Illastno-
log her remarks by mesa of the blaok•
board. Jeeu• a the Tight and life end
reveler of God's will, the Word. Shan we
reoetve or rsj•at H,m ? Shall we let the
light Woe Into our harts and nunnunthem
to bad and abate as the plena do fo the
light of the .n0 ? The •ttealio. war Moo
called to the record we are making on the
n ow page -1902 1901 to gone into eternity
with .11 Ire blots and omissions.
Meeting adjourned to meet at 7.30.
to is. stats" ase takes by Yr. Jo:ot, of
Luukoow. Tee mei and the children
snout I 'o b•vtd to head to Sued.), noun',
wbtuh is • great •oademy where, from In
Noun to gray bane, alt suss aro t•ogbt and
Haloed
The state own* every bay or girl In
the load Doord•rly pupil• to the neon.
an taken by the sate (through the true'
taw) sod dnveo out of the privileges of
eduuattoo, and agate, the pupil who is toot
attending school le taken by the law of the
land and oompelled to attend, .ven mann
thee/lobes of his own parents, Show me •
land wltbou; • Sunday school and Our.
you will hod • lent of rlo., God pt:y the
boy who is too big to go to Saud•y eobo I.
He le very often nation It for • downward
track Same of our linen oltlzeos •r. the
ooes who nave never outgrown the Suud•y
sobel, a g., John Waaamaker, Jobo Mo-
1)00.Id, of 'Toronto, and the late Mr.
/dewy and otter.. :he goyeroment
r.00goizes th• w0 k of the Sunday school
by Ite giving grana to lodao mahouts. '1'h•
In8ueooe of the Smoky sobool le readily
seem on *Derma soy Iooahty and obser•Iog
the °tweeter sod oo0•ers•'ion tf ire alit
z.*. May the ludueuoe go 0o till we leave
• oatioa "looking forth .n the moronic,
fair as the moon, ot.•r as tin sun and ter•
o bis asan army with booher•"
Th. neat speaker war Rev. 0, W
Heoder.00, of Ss. Marys, who •ddre..'d
the young men p•rtIonierly on " The Hero
Daniel, toe Captive of Babylon." "To Mor
not to be -that is the question." The
.uprewn question with ornery young man
should be, "What am 1 gotog to make of
myself?" You will boom. lust what you
make of yourelt. Aod we are n glad we
aro not;tes•tlet. (lroumetaooes and en-
vlronments do not slways determine the
destiny The spring of dearly 1e within,
not without. W• will not rise •tote oar
ideal ; w• follow an ideal and it low the
oopy will be low. The youth who take •
Corbett or • Pnz.lmmons for hu hero will
eventually turn oat • corrupting, sensual
pugilist,. The ohlld may follow . ooheuts00
Go.1-feerlog t.a3her, 1f be t•..11 h m •. hie
Ideal It may be ht. father ahem be
tektite., •cd "like father, like boo." My
hero twilight to which I would dlr.ot your
attention is Donk', the er••ut of l;
When be went to d•byloo he was about
fourteen or uv.oten yeas old. He had
ben woefully educated until he stooge
among th• ionlleotual lights of the time.
He we skilled in •11 wisdom, conning to
knowledge and uodersaodiog •cinooe, and
•• •non hon ability to him to stood to the
King's p.lsoe, for such were the youths
Nebuchadnezzar had asked for. And he
must have ben diligent and all alive before
he could scoomph-h .mob a oarticulom s
the oolver.itles of then dye o.11ed for read
j 1005 out • gold medalist (es to steak) .1
eighteen. Nebuohadoera.g was *awesome
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and wanted young Jews of Intelligence, en
Dsolel war (Astoria over all the winos. "b
Dene an eioslleot spirit war to him." 1V
want •11 youths eduo•ted and Mare ever
pportuolty for doing so, hay,og • publt
obool system swoon the finest in tho world
boroughly equipped with cultured teacher
rid modero •ppha*oe.. We have emotion
Deriders witb•n the raoh of all ; big
ohools and oollsges all over the land ; ao
• t we may grow up Ignorant If we do o•
oply ourselves And nuke the exertion s
school, ▪ It. l;a to 0ool, bey., and do you
cry best. Loy • broad sod him founds
wec
100 upon which a glorious suiruatur
.y be reared, The grandest and grans
en have come from sorrsre of Omura'
nom wbioh ooly ()assort* would h.•
rought them, and have blooms the tetellec
teal giants of the land. to oo distant d•
g.orsaoe will be looked opus e a MistersMistersot so sow, lie many of oar grad old penin
robs Ara found "eielle 1 In w.edom'' wh
n or had the oppo: tu*ity to become "ouu
log l0 knowledge." But you, young man
ill be looked upon u guilty of ortme 1
oa do not avail yourselt of the memos t
0)tore. Moreover, machinery le Dow
king the place of men where strength oil
' ,flared And 1050 few positions will b
ftbb Ops* for Deshr.tnleuy boa des.
no 0111 would belittle 1•bor--
o Ichor -yet I do say that t
oo
contend
now ••d. • me
lnt.d with the menage of
neology, agriculture, oto , to
ease. I would Ito priain“.,1
nay, all honor
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Kvssi*g softie• opened 7.30.
Dey otlooal .aeroises.
Reading of minutes of afternoon session.
Musk by orchestra.
The first speaker of the evnlog war kir.
Elliott, of Goderiob, on "How to lin•
Class to Ask Questions.'
The tenher must, fire of al!, commit lila
trust to God to prayer. Wallows His tikes.
mg the most elcgcent *aorta are Allo.
Teacher moot Dome thoroughly prepared, e
when questions are asked he may be quit*
o•pable of dealing with note one, and thus
!boy, Ming etnfed, are encouraged to fol.
n
low up their Inquiry. Teher most be all
interest himself and thus !aspire Interest in
5;. oleos and benoo • thine to koow will be
a&attested In tnelr qu00loolo'.
After • few remarks by the president and
prelld.ot eloot, the "Relation of the Choral
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• - --..rt.seg"-_sale.,..v.,wq,e,w+es..�
nd•WI bison II)"man. Yes, I say he was dil.gentin Olt youth. I know bemoan of ohs poctionthis king g•ye him In his government. andmark you, th• bala,t grows. Even Isisenemies ooale find no fault in him unlesswith hie religion. He occupies the plan ofPrime Minister and Is again and &galeComer! even after a ohange of kings H•was bonen,. and was willing to give up hiePoettion rather th•o wink at fraud or behandled by grasping &spirantsThis Is • working age, and some haveerred by working too much, lea•ing notime tor anytbiog oleo. Many err the otherway, nicht, God to bless the effort' tiny donot make. W• most work as well es pray.line day • father end son were toolingwood ; when the laid was oompleted the(ether sent the boy &bead with the normswhile he attended to som• other matter..While ooming home the horns beoam•rattier unruly and the mother. from thedoor, watohed with ioornaing anxiety theresult. When at last the boy 7ot themsafely to the door she asked him If he worenot •frairl. His answer was, "Well,mamma, I just asked God to help maand hung on like • beaver.' Sometime' Isee young men loafing •round street cornersand country stores who look in If they fellout with work In childhood and bad neverMoos become friends. I tell yen, yon willems day b000me • vagabond and a pistil!,nannies. There is no hope for a lazy manDaniel was honest. W• know tin oldadage, "Honesty la the best policy." andwe know maoy instances where it psid. batthis Is a low motto. Be honest besanse It laright. Bs honest no matter what 11 ontoIn honest at loll risk% A young negro wasone time put up for mak and • good manlooking on, seeing th• honest freak face efthe youth, feared that he might fall into thehands of a cruel mute' ; so hs•Ing need otjust such a youth, he went up to him Andsaid, *`Young follow, I'll boy yon it you'llpromise to be honest." The young Inn,with flashing eye, sod Indignistion exprionedin entry featur•, said, "I'll be honestwhether you tons me or sot." Daniel wasgodly at home. Hot little thanks to es ifwe are mood at hems with mother's lovinginspiration awl •Il invironment making, Iteasy for no to be good ; but what shoot norgodliness nnd•r the temptations and al me-
mento of • wants oity where • youth livesperhaps homesick, sod whore trap doors ofbell invit• him on every comer ? Danielwas taken ant of the temple of Jeruailemto two In Mastro's' Sabrina. The kln•offers him th• wino eft the royal table.One he t•ke ? N6, he never thinks elnolo a thing. but refuges. even at the rlaknt offending th• klog. "I'll not defile mypelt with meata news/ to Idols " Thenstrain, when tba statute against georshippstreef tied was leaned, he mentioned Isis dove.times every day with hie window open towards Jorosabem •t the hazard of th•lione' don. Rut even se fotelle,tnal Moot,if not • Christian, is leb.sieled. Rio Motornatters Is undeveloped. nricolitratad. Havemoral yart•hr•• Arvolep • strength of d••ninon, a nobility of purports and romp •reward In "On torlehe forever Intl ustake him as w modelAfter votes of thanks were tendered th•
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A *ensile, range fwser•yer.
Renege of Its strengthening In8nanna op.
on the viral mends, (;at•rrhoe',nes oannot he
to highly r.oemm•uded e. • weeder:al
softie Improyer. It almost Isotawtly removes
h uskiness or hoarseness, thus marlin
clearness and hr:lli.nny of tries. Ca
es. •rrhe•
sew* keeps the 61,106611earfinis In perfect
oendltlee, and Its regular nee adman nly pre
vests *aide sad throat IrrltaMeas, thereby
THURSDAY, ran. 30, 1902. a
removing the closet's Rennet souroo of
mutely, uaSta'm or vele. 'fee met .m•-
moot snookers tud prisms dome's would sob
La without 1.',arth, c roe Atli media to o0
mall degree than na.for,n strength end
bnlhnuy of wo. to Its .1010013O0 The bird
rubber inhaler Sts noverosetly lob • purse
or vet pook.t, •ud may he used Is the
Aurae, thesrre, soy plan or tuna. Cum.
plete outfit 11 `Small • zits 253. Diuegi.ts
or Polson & Co., Kmg•ton, O.0.
CK -
ACHE
tt you have Backache you have
Kidney Disease. If you neglect
Backache it will develop into
something worse -Bright o Dis-
ease
ir
eaae or D abetee. Then Is no
use rubbing and doctoring your
back. Cure the kidneys. Ther.
1s only one kidney medicine bet Cure* re* Backache every time...
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
Grippe
Signs
Sneezing -running at the
nose --pain in the head-
i th b k --chills and
pun n e ac
fever -and a general "ache -
all -over'' feeling.
What are the " Grippe "
consequences? Ca t a r r h -
Bronchitis - Pneumonia-
Consumption- N e r v o u s
Prostration.
R. B. Smith McKINI'SjJordan
Store. Block,
Forced Sale
In taking inventory of stock we find many lines o
which we have to make a forced sale in order to get
their placed fflr new goods, as well as to get somemoney out of thein to help pay for new goods.
ON, ERCOATS-Were $;2 50, for 5850
10 00, 7.50
•' 7 00, 445.00
" 500, " 3 SO
BUYS' REPFhlt9" 2.50, " 1 75
MEN'S ALL -WOOL SUITS, $7 00,tor 55,00
This I. • pure wool, full cloth, well mad'
doable bream "ult. good Hulas. was enters
good value •t 57.00, now for $5.00
JACKETS -W' hays only a few left and
we may have the ors you want. Any
jacket we have at hall prose, and some as
low sa 25'. Jackets 25o eeoh up to 56 00,
original prices were up to$12 00. Jauket
cloth from 253 up. These are good 'croon
clothe for girls' or boys' wear, regular
price, 75a up, now down to u low u 253
ENOLIMH le LANNKLET'TE-We haws
•boat • tboosead nude of oar bee ltng-
Ilsh 8s0o•lettepanne*, , good pan, very wide,
• One lofty soft nap hash, and the pile
is 153 Eng! eh 4 .00 N els.for 12to
ENGLISH CAMBRIC -A very fine white
Darton or Eogtish o•mbrlo, nothlog alar
for epilog making up Into shirts •.d
underwear and oblldres. whlteweer, bet.
ter than any whin oottoo we ever bad at
103, and .goal to most goods as 12io, for
8�o
Nli.W GOODS TO HAND THIS WEEK i
Prints, 5,. to 1215. Cretonnes, .11 prisms.
Art Munn's, all prices, Ologham..11 prions.
New Muslims for evening war at 20o to 40o.
These are the daintiest on geode.
Come in sod see our l(.rg•tn Table. It may be mousy to you.
McKim's Busy Store.
1902 -- 1902
(% LiS'TOi�IEI z
1ifl(7i!
• moving forward. Winter term begins Jan.
2, 1/. Our rate aro roeouable, our oo w• s
of stud, thoeough. 4 prntloel. Send for our
J rurnalaseonnt ewhat we teach. Students may
VW ,ter a ami tints Two °ogee• of study,
ro
omm'al •pd Shorthand.
1:. A. • LKMI\U, A. L. Mol 5TYRK,
Pres. , Rao.IM.
Owen Sound. •towel.
UWANETA
GRIPP
CAPSULE
treatment cures the Grippe
and prevents its consequen-
ces.
" r am phoned Medd my testimony
to the curative power► of la. I:wanta_
Canaille trearmrut for Grippe. I
wasettacked vr!Y „uddrnly and very
violently with Ihie mal-
ady about one yc:,r. ago.
1 had found this treat-
ment a certain remedy
for colds and I epplird
it to (he' Grippe ' I got
relief in •lmont quicker
time than it tate. to tall
it "'•a St coved Wit-."
-RTAMAitT, Tolowyo.
J. BROPIIEY &SON
- rue LaADIMO -
u.wzr03\ X) tt.etoY1I and
YA tl1Ao a‘mtY tb .
Orders carefully Attended to at all
ewers. moot or day.
se bee Street.
•CANTELON'S
Pastry, OysterFai .1,11--
Bread and Cream Ralls,Mlflce
Pies afld Lady Fingers, Rises,
Macaroons, &ranges,
Brafldy Sups, Etc.
roewv'l'A tAr.pt5 PION wwaaDs Smtey.
0, r:"ri use ye., 05.07 70 yes
OW*NTA MeV G CO.. Ltd
Ottawa. Ont.
1
Before
Buying
I see our line
of
IIEIITERS
and
RANGES....
We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
the Canadian
market.
Every Stove fully
Guaranteed. . . .
LIE Ic Sll PtikRD,
coli s RICH.
Clothing
1 have put ioto stock a line of Ready mode
Clothing of first class manufacture, and
at prl001 to suit the times.
Ordered Clothing
I. still my spools ty A good rang* of
cloths to select from ; and workmanship
the beet to be had.
If you need an overcoat this fall Dell and
see me. A number of lengths of piece
goods to be cleared out at cost.
H. DUNLOP,
wet Street
Mckiilop Mgtaal Fire Iasaraace Ce.
FARM AND I7OLAT®pp TOWN PROP-
' ERTY INSUR&D.
Value of P,operty Insure] up to Janne,'
11111 e1,Na.*111 4
Offal:Kith AND DIRICCroiln.
J. R. Mol.ean, pro. ; T. !'rimer, alas -ores, 1
Jas. Connolly. O. Dale. W. U Breadtsct, J.
Watt. Jae. Scan, J. U. Ur.eve, 1 Be,newe,s,
dlhctor.; W ,4 lira.11, ,'. Seafo tea. la.pso-
tor of losses ; 7'. K. Hays, Satorth, •'sores.ry-
treaurer.
AOICOTa
J. W, Yeo. HolmaNNe; James Commie&
Kgmondvllle ; It. MuMJI .n, temente ; R
Smith, I1.rlock
Policy -holders can pay ea•eomente and get
their oardit reool ted st Mr. Cato' Clinton. or
at Mol.een Bros.' Place Clothing Store• pod.
doh
HELLO
THE OLD' -
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
are as good tee tho Lost mailo,in any
city in Canada.
Gan -talon -leads the trade in
WEDDING
CAKES
ID fancy deagning end mailmen
ing and almond icing.
Give him an order and your ss
isf•ction will be assured.
D. CANTELON,
WEST -ST.
t•
t•
ALWAYS ON HAND
THg 13118?
Scrallloll Hard Coal
IN THS MARHIT
All Cal weighed on the Market nodss
where you get MOO its. for • ton.
WM. LEE.
Orders left at LEM M 2EIPgLAW4
Store promptly •landed be.
Great
Suc-
cess. ..
Coal! Coal!
,Just Received
80 Tons
Massillon Lump Coal,
The best Soft Coal In the market for
dometlo oorpoees, also several oars of
Scranton
Hard Coal
NOW ARRIVING.
ALL GOAL WEIGHED ON
THE MARKET SCALES.
Amenity of oars Is likely to cases • coal
(Amine daring the newt two monthle, would
therefore •dole merchant of your Goal
new.
Wm. Campbell.
OiJit Business has grown to such dimensions that
we have decided to move to larger premisesl
and will in consequence offer our whole stock of
Pianos, Organs,,
Violins, Guitars,
Music, Sewing Machines, &c.
And all other
Musical Instrinneats,
at Genuine Bargain Prices until the
15th Feb., 1902.
Remember, this is a Genuine Removal Sale, and
the chance is one you may never meet again.
sK ATRij,. 8 HARPSNHtT"_ 1N -
LATEST APPROVED STYLE
CEO. W. THOMSON & SON,
Music and Bicycle Dealers, - - GODERIOH
¶ANT A SPEPL&DDER?
Wo give one away with each pound of Pure Cream Baking
Powder purchased from us. 50c a Ib. Tho step -ladder alone
worth the price.
Try a package of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, but a care-
fully selected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific
manner with specially prepared Hops. Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. We have a
full asvt.rtment.
STrvRrDY CZ Co.
Telephone No. 91. T I I E GROCEIM,
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
MCLEOD'S - ; SYSTEM : RENOYA!'�
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
amt.**. New. 13•6 1401. Manofactur.d by J. M.:MacLEOD, Ooderich, Ont.