HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-2-20, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICII ONTARIO.
W. Acheson &Son
Embroideries and Table Linens.
We place on one large counter this
2000 yards, fine Embroideries
in widths from 1 4 inch to 5
Sc. to 12 1-2c a yard, all at
per yard
60 dozen full bleached Satin
Damask Table Napkins,
choice patterns, guaranteed
all pure linen, $ z 1 size,
regular value $1.50, at per
dozen $1,00
300 y►rd. White Victoria
Lawn for children's dresses,
pinafores, aprons, etc., beat
dress finish in * tine even
wage°, free from dressing,
regular 10c and 12c a yard,
at
week 100 pieces, or over
in splendid patterns and
inches, prices were from
one clearing price, 5c
40 pieoes of 32 inches wide
heavy and very soft Scotch
Flannelette in nest stripes
and patterns, pinks, blues.
Our teqular 12 c quality, at
per yard
10c
5 only, Ladies' Black Astra-
chan Jackets, 27 and 30
inches long, farmer's satin
lined and, in beat style, this
season's make, regular $25
8c 004t, clearing now, at each 515.00
W. Acheson & Son.
PROM THE NORTHWEST,
A better re On /reddest of at. motive's
(larch Woman's £U111ger7.
rbe lollowle, letter from the lett J.
Taylor, M. A , prieclpal of Emmanuel Cel
lege, Primate Albert, was lately received by
Mn. Tomball, pr,ddr.nt of the Ooderlob
br&aoh of oho Urinals of Cu.l.sd Woman',
Auxiliary
Dear Mn. Turnbull
Ev,ryreing your Aeliltary has so kladly
menn hes reached tie safely. Think you
very much for •11 your ktudessaes. N•soy
sed Elwin were deh,hted with their oat•
eta ; I ,hall hare them write to you se yea
wish. Edwin ba. ,one boos for two week•
to his parttime, to • price called te.g River,
about 80 motive north el Primo' Aitrert,
wines Dos father, an /adieu, and era •
papal of Emmanuel College, leaches wheel
and holds church sermon on Sundays
Edeia b to standard IV. We are ora ming
bale bo make • teacher of him. At the Jus
015minatle.• ha •t•od,.1 was ea follow.
Out of 100 m.rks for each enbieot h. took
In *ritual, 92; arithmetic, 95; 0ieratnra,
88 ; oompoeit.oa, 84 ; dio'arloo, 94 ; gee.
Trapey, 71 ; grammar, 65 ; reading, 74
otal, 663, averses 83.
At *be Jene •1►0Inetiou ftsoot's stud -
Mg was a. fellows -Mee Miro Ie In @tendert,
IV. out of 100 mash. for sub subject,:
writing, 60 ; antbm.tto, 48 ; bteis'tors. 48;
eompwttlo., 68 ; dictation. 94 ; geography,
68 ; grammar, 46; feeding, 72 Total JOS.
average 64.
I abet! ,cud you their mssear.m.IM Iota.
W• .re workieg very hard to bung ear
wheal op to • Welber place of ettoleooy,ead
I am vary mane pleased at the program
that ie beteg male guoeraliy.
Yee, Nancy le food of waslo, to Neil Dearly
LII our oblldre. ate We bare es urea. lm
the wheal for our oupil•, sad when sobeol
to oat there Is always wmeooe at the organ
Mlle; Lars.• or playing for the breeds of
the other pupils. During the last .t1 months
I
have pat the palette through s octane of
mattery and physical drill, end ala woo.
Oudot bow meoh good It doe, them. Thew
drills are teething our bey* end girls to
ear themselves r
n properly when w.l.ltsg
sad es the wise', meine/ them leer. *olive
lm Unix moyemeate. We bare maaaaed to
/other together onto old bead I5etrumean
sad, •Ilboo,h oar heys have bad them only
bve month•, they oats •!read► play •ety
Mealy, so moots so that they hav@ played oe
tws meadow; In the tows hell. Edwtb
ploys in the band
Our pupils are pr*Darin/ now for get enter•
1al.menl to be glyeo 1n winos Albert, the
proceed• to go to 16• benefit of the band.
Oer berg will appear on the platform with
rifles sod bayonets', our girls with wand* in
fair bieds. 1 am sending you photos o1
the .obolar. .red taboo) bdNdiege, met, Its ,
whloh you will be able to reoeanlce your
two adopted Children, Edwin Abenaksw
and Nancy Suine .,tnuce
Edwle were some of the clothes you gene
him when he went boon now, and Liao the
waffler that Muter Hogh Heaton mad.
bio. I thank you very moob for all the
Moe sat!elee, sod meet parteoularty for the
Owe pain of gook. that were .set to me ;
we de not Any .00h articles ken.
All, s1 surge, is not bright, but we have
been greedy bleren, and ere go forward
sheered by the thought that we have many
CbrNNa, friends who aro interested ha as
sod who remember as to their prayers.
WlNtag the members of your W. A , your.
self sed Mr Turnbull ell the joy. of Chrei
wise tide, believe in.,
Very slncenly years,
Jamie Tartot
Stec* the above letter was written Mrs. t
Tareball has reoelv.d lettere from th. two
'adieu children above meatlon.:, well
written and I0terestleg.
feawegptlsa to I.feetle..,
grimy pr.osot:on should be taken to pre.
yeti% he spread of the " White Plague";
Pommy doming Into contract with cee•
0mpelves should inhale C.tanhrznts, neve-
rel Does sent day se Is ie a powarlol
destroyer of df.*... germ.,sed render. them
Innoeures, (',tsrrhor-one I. • Inost.tliot.nt
pre.Nllye and may he thoroughly nhad
epos to promo'• expectoration, soothe the •
o,agb, and bet.flt la many ways (monomer.
Ins
eanomer-
ons to Emotion Horh from a medical and j
esteutlee point of view Catarrhottoe. L. the
most valnehle addition to the armament
•gale.' ooa.ompttoo. Ito merit ouomoi be •
too warmly appl.eded. Sold at all dro/
/tete, two menthe' ►reatmesl, Brio. 11, smell d
• t.. 96n, sr by mail fres N. C. Polson & s
(7n , Kteg.tro, Oat
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Eamondrulo: John 11oCea bar sold bis
brick resideow to Egmo.dvtll., to Mn,
Joh. Kyle, for $1,800
&wont, : Robert Willae hag oew gob
oomlort.biy ..tiled to b!s baod•ome new
roitdeooe loo Godenob street.
Ethel : While Mr. Wm. Pewee°, *r
Lae at Mrs. Doss Cole'. oho slipped outside
and lo the fall nee her arra Woken
Brussels : Mrs. R. L. 'Taylor had the mit•
fortune to tell nome tune ago sod injure bet
knee, trout wbto0 she le .till a prleoost l
the house.
Clinton : On Moodoy of last week H.
PI°mgt.e,l an4erw.ot en op.rat,00 perform
ed by Ora Guno and Shaw, of town, and
Turnbull, of tier:knob
Mruseeb: James Bro•ltoot. who was
visiting here lett month from Antigooteh,
Nowa Scotia, as now seriously UI wan ty
phold foyer, he baying taken sick on Ate
way home.
Br000ib : A. sol Mrs. Baudaa5h, of
Winnipeg, former residents of :his place,
celebrated their china weddinvrecently . A
number of old,trm, Braeeel,teo were among
the assets.
Holmw.dle : The other day a in rang* dog
untie taro H. Eltord's yard, and 0000..d.4
la inflate • floe turkey, sed stripped the
feathers from • turkey gobbler, before It
wood be frightened off
Clinton : Semoel Eagleson and ewe chit
drum, et Mallon, N I).k , acid Robert
Esglnsoa, Osaabrooa, N. O , have returned
to that, home alter making • five weeks'
vt.lt here with relatives and friends.
Took.r.ml'b: S. Raid has purchased the
Grey farm, oo the 1.1111 /toed, Tuck.remitb,
0o whloh b• bas been piing for eve year,,
tram th• estate. The farm 000taine fifty.
fear sores, sad he pars $2.750 for It.
Holmesv111e • The remsioa of Mr.. both,
lean were en Moodsy of lase week brought
from Stratford sed Interred in Gittins
smeary Sba wee formerly a reetd.ot of
tele rl;Lys, having bred here for aper thirty
‚Mem.
Brussel.: E D.wnlov, • former Brussels
hey, who has been me
oeraag . newspaper
la Ul.dstooe, Manitoba, Was removed to
Maple Creek, Asstsabeie, whore b. will start
• newspaper of which 0. will b. the sole
proprietor.
Broesd. r Mrs. Clyde C. Phillip* and eon
Leland, of Ulsy Cwt., Kanas, .re visitors
a► John\TN'.. Q.... street Mr., Pnllbw
It • olee,Mire. Tait pod a d.o,ht.r of
Ur. Johoeter, formerly • well known ten.
d.nt of Brn Is.
Morris: Fhj.h Pease and Mies L rz.
Young, 6th Dos, were married on Wedneg
day. 5th tet , by 11... J J. Beetle, of Bel
g rey.. Owing to the storm &od bed reeds
Mi. Hassle had to Iso•, his brrse ata farm
plans med walk.
Seafortb : Wm. Patterson had tb• miefor.
Cane the other d.y to have Soother finger
shoed by • saw In the furniture fsotory.
Dile i. the Demand .00ld.ot of • similar
nature that Mr. Patterson bar met with
within • few week,.
Braeesl.: Go Monday of last week, Frei,
.!deet .on of Cherie' Motility, died from
diphtheria, after a short illness. Fred was
• bright bey of twelve year. This le the
only owe In town at pre..br and the house
has been q load,
Brng•sl.: The death of Wm. F., second
e on of Wm. Bryan,. one sod • qu.rter
miles north of Brussel., 0000rred o0 1 au.
clay of last week, after • bred Sloe.. 01
pneumonia. 10.05.1.4 was twenty one
year. and four moethe old.
Brussels: The millinery and mantle bed•
paw of the late Mn I; Roger* has been
rirohased by Mimes Mary Roche and Mabel
Hayornft, youog ladies well Served to the
millinery art and favorably known to the
people of Brussel. and looallty
Reamiller : A few days ago Moe Henry
fisher had the misfortune to dip ontdoe
the door, tailing upon her arm The malt
wee a dl.lroatdon et the wrist and the
breaking et ooe of the bones of the arm,
wbiob will lay her tip tor some time
Waltham : A very tote% but pretty
wedding took place .t the reeldenee of Mr.
sad Mn. Donald M. (lotdon at high even,
or. Tuesday, February the ele•eoth, when
their daughter ba became the bride of W.
1r1111vra, Reading, of El Poo, Tomas.
Taokenmith : The many friends of Mr.
o4 Mr*. Raoul Moir. of Iowa, will regret
to lean the death o1 their fie year-old
slighter„demi& The sed event took plus
t the reeldenne of Mr.. B, 8m,111., on the
,nnd0o road, Tockersmtth, es the bee WM,
Ai*ier3Emulsion
. ■ OR WEAK LUNOS
it benefits them almost immediately, the cause of the trouble
being dispelled, the diseased membranes healed and the entire
syatem invignrated and strengthened by the use of Angier's Pet
trolcum Emulsion. Try it, and the chances arc that you will soon
write us a letter thanking us for our timely advice and telling of
the great benefit you have derived from its use.
Bzrrrwe THAN COD LIVEN OIL :-1 Aarrghalf a know/idly
of Assyiri r I',lrnliasn h'melrino for wormy ytarr, end hent
brew *string It in my praeh'ri for ever lave years. (7f all !ht
firnwhinn.r for throat ani len` lr,,whler it swrjaues them all.
II is worth snort Mart a// end liver nil lirn0lrio,s 1h/, side of
Jho Reeky rtlnww/aids for the l.wngr.
11'. 1'. FF,R(aUSO,V, rt 1. A., .Sa,la Awa. Calif.
Y(11'R NAME AND AntP FOR on • portal curd will bring you • free eery et • vaMable
te5.:.:t retitled, ".!het Year Threat ,n: I.,, .l it hitt hew to care for rhe Thrmttong.,
end Digestive Droneit erre gond whir, sato rNet end Hyden., elm R.,.rriwa, which she
inewrwe.4
ANOIaa CNLMICAL COMPANY, ROSTON, MARS.
Ulloten : W. O. Dohertydose
Dsy Mdir, Algoma, for •MOM
der. a,•
ha retorts un W edees4.y of I.. .e.
•sa+mp.med by Mr.. Debut), a.,ri alul I
They will remein there for about 1
moatbe and teen rotors to Couto. W
lode.
Exeter • Mrs 1.u. Wegner, eh i hu t
6lit a two weeks' visit to her ••.'*r, ►
Wm. Hale, left last wa.m for Memp
Tson., where she will Jana her ,,,$s,4,
pilon to their leay.ug for I'•, . u, M,'. ,
where Mr. Wages, a foreman la • *tare
and hoop factory.
Brouster: Madame Palmer, the palmistry
*sport, left for kg -ostler gesture', •e her right
to pronto, her art wn questioned by soon
of our lows►peopIr. Br a hasty 6111 •
number tf 0i:;zroe, hit lad oravd gentle!
Ono, were taped obs Deere/ill of attead.pg
noun ee wan
Cr.ahrw k : Upon • reueut Aabbeth Rey,
D. B. MoR•. wee unable to gee to his after
noun •ppututmwt using to the badly drift
ad road•. He may Wall De erouwd, bow•
ever, as ibis is only the third fa lore le
twenty-two peers, a go.,d record thee will
be outdone by very few of the members.
Svefnrth : Mus Beatrice Soot', daughter
of James Some, pa...d tier sec.,od year's
•l.mto.tton at the C ros.ryalory o1 Mu,io,
Toronto, very •uooeulully, moodiog first ID
the first mass bettor b.' Wu* R.y Dick
coo, daughter of ri Mattoon, trod a oaptl of
Mew McIau), pawed • very suoueutal
exemtoatioo at the Gams lastnutlob.
1'ookaemltb : Coulee aoutledes, of
Tuakar•mttb, reoe.•ed • ler•• 1ro•n bis son,
Jobe, who 1. in Iodan Heed, Northwest
Territory, a yo,( that be bed met with ea
•ooldeot, berme bad the bone of h e right
hood broken by • wheel pumas( ever It, Dat
•1 the tone the loiter was written he was
gett.ng bora, and hoped to be ell rlgnt
0000.
Jessie had rootreoted a cold, but Dothing
venous was thought of It uagl the olght
preen.. to bar death, whoa It developed
Into me,mmatt.,. of the lsryo..
Seafortb : The many fused. of the MILAN
Moore, daoghter. of William edoore, for
malty Years librarian of the Meohantoe' lo.
stilton In tete town, Mit now of W,a,ham,
will be glut to beer of tn. gold leek watch
bait wan their way. The followlo, ps,a-
graub from The '.V .gh.m A tvse.* fully v..
pla'oe ft: " Ins M,sse. M .ore, 410.0
•aeoh.ru, .1 town, tiers received no, ic. trout
F;uoleal that then, le a y.lu•hie estate to
their orodit there. Legal stew have bean
taken for the vele of the property, whine :s
•.land at nearly stty thousand dollars.
from I MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
TeoeaoAT, Feb. 20, 1902. 45
•4.• bruertAblirli18 .RIC HT'S
•n- l'urooil mar F.,u(Yert 6 h. Men.hrr. •l.
hies present Waiver of eu•rio4• tsss•t.4g read
re• end adopted. Cheque. were liaised for the
fu,loweng am'Wn.a : 1/40.lu.p41 33.,.,,4, ler
nmood supplier. n I elp,0.0 nu Iwo p...el•
WOO
lar. 14.60 ; ft eat ..1 $10 1•.r Dyne 40.0, PYbt•.
his, L r-.. p; t' t• t•k uutl.au, rep iineg bill. A
R. 3 504 4, $2 ; Joke Boyle, our plonk. 1.56
'10. auduure p.r•aoted .1.0 r upper! .•1 .
oelpte and elpeodttmei for .b. y a 1901.
whits .buts • bateau* of $982 64. Oe
mo::oo of Idalotyre acd Barkley, to. report
inn adopted ea presented.
Moved by Hooter and S:others, that ash
°own:a loe he *Bowe! to •lpeod not motet
than two hundred dollars In road leprous•
Went In their ssyer.l dlylaruny.
Council adjourned to meet *gam oo :he
62udd.y of Moron. 1Vc STorti IAD.
• Cfe,k
1.01 10 514 1.
Wmoham; George Stewart, of M.lits,
Men , is visiting in town. He le to the
tailoring business to that town, baying
I d 04 trade with A W Webster, of
Wi»gbam. 11 U thirteen ye.r. stood be
loft her., and be has many surprise, to
mart. Mr. Mewart 101,0, Manitoba is all
right. 1% hen he settled ,n Mehta ten years
ego, land was .ell og al $3 per acre, now It
is twenty. Another W'togb.n, tis, J J
Anderson, who formerly owned the sawmill
of McLean & Son, is R.... of Mehra M.
Aadereeo hes dope well to th. West also
Nr. Aodersoo propneed at the committee
to tu,ld farmer,' e'eraron et the important
porno to the mauortah'y, and oil We plat-
form was elected. Mr. And le well
worthy the hams " Long John," by which
he was known here, both le pby.wal 1.41
mental vepacity.
Heotall : On 13'«tee.de, mernies, 12 h
I0.t, s young moa named Slablo Swat'z
was found dead in the engine room of ('ook
Krim'. large grie• mill, barging Im soros m.o.
per roams In 00.taot with the machinery and
MA his neck broken. It is not known bow
the r.0. tient heppen.d,as yo005 Swartz war
.lona in the engine room when the trefody
o corral, and tet• employees to the upper
part of the m,01 did not know of et will the
speed of the machinery sl.okened, and o0
investigating found rhe young man, no above
slated. Saar.z war brought op 1. Stephen
township near Cr.dtton, both his permits
beteg dead. He has a brother hying near
W.11.le t
y 1 1.stated the noir • day or
so before one of his (.11nw.workmen can
Cloned Swart about welkin, through olr
tele parte of the room, rrmarkta/ that be
avoid M killed therm gime day. when
Swartz replied, " Welt, I war boyo to b-
k.11el anyway," sod It le thougbt that be
met 616 death at this spot.
LADIES SHOULD KNOW
There le a Remedy tat will sere all fe-
male troubles -4 W.oe,reck
Experience,
Woodstock, Ont , Feb 17t11,-(Sp.ci.l
-A remarkable ease neppooed bare recently
mad has rimmed not •'tile wonderment
Mrs. Wm Rowe, of 311 Wade. street,
had been • sufferer Irons Ismaili weakness of
the moot stubborn type for over twely.
years. Everything that teemed at all likely
to help her had been tried, hot ,he got no
better.
Fiomlly she began to read of ladles who
heti tem pored of female trouble by Dodd'■
Kidney Pills. rift. Imps :
'"rhe dooton told me I could newer b.
ogred. I hod soff.red for Iwelys years and
had tried everything with no good result.
At last I read of Dodd'. Kidney Pills and
began • tree bm.ot. They completely oared
me. 1 owe my life anti health to Dodd'.
Kidney Pills and to nothing elm."
FARMERS' INSTITUTE.
The Morro leterfrree with the Program of
eepPlemeatary McMinn%
Owing to th. storm the supplementer./
meetings of the West Heron Farmers' In
statute some tnnrly attended, end the Fort
Alhsrt meeting was oaneelled.
At Auburn on the 5'h meeting. were held
In the Temper.00e Hall, &Isernnon and
eys°lop, with Vloe President R M. You.g
in the. obeli. Addressee were delivered by
F. J. lileightholm, on "A Year's Record of a
Comma Cow,' and C. W. Nab, oil "Eos•
mise of Wheat and 1'e. Crop " Mr.
Sleaghtbolm showed that by kindly treat
aunt and proper management this common
now goys • net return of $47. lo beating
o1 the enemies of the wheat orop Mr. Nash
gave the life history of the Haman fly .nt
the way ro obeok Ir. ravages He reoom
mended sowing trap stripe of wheat in or
near mein atop, whloh should he ploughed
under shoot 20th el September. No wheat
should he Down before the date, os after
((15 no flea are on the wing Pea we,rlls
should he treated by threshing p_as and
grinding Immediately titer hereon. The
pees remslniog for seed and other porposes
should he treated by planing to • nlare .3 or.
of oarhna 0tsolphtde to every 15 toniode
en th, peas, whtoh should he in •trtlane bob
or hie. This channel will prove fatal to
•11 hogs in the pea. Mr. Nash also gay. a
recipe for killing lips nn all Kinds of stock.
which e,edsted of 4 or.. pyretbeum and 1
lb phenyl•, pewter, thoroughly mired and
flowed oyer the stook. This mutant also
ante as a deterrent ac' the horn ey
At the eyenlnv mooing addresses were
delivered by the 'erne •ee'I.men, inter •
opened with muslo and phouogrephi0 ..leo-
liou•.
At Boamulrr • very •ooneefol mating
was held, though the attendance was
• .l(. ler, $leightholm addressed the
m..1.+ng on "Sommer Fading of II loh
('rows." H• &demisted either the an of en
dl.,. nt green f.44ers daring the summer
months to supple reset 95*t.,..
At the erasing tnseting Mr. Nash ere•• an
yxre111st •.Idr.es on " tier F. i.nd., t h.
Bird.," He de.orlb.d • few of the moot
common 'peones and ,l..10 enm• plana ler to
orwutrg their eerrl:e:• Heal.. dr. •shed
Mme rpwoks of ben5eoi.l ir..e0r11, ted rfn»4
erii a ri'rieg appeal for the yang m.n to
.t.y on t he tum M. Stelehth, la, Pro •
very Inrmotive owl •nter'sut,ng
nn " D.IRcol'los of Pam Boner Making
end How to Diatoms Them." A gosmtiQe
drawer Pas np,n.d an 1 g,.sttons en d•fi.,
rot M.erhp11 of farm work were *e.war,f
by Mestere. Noah shad 3lergnthr tat, Mum
war famished by .yard (lle4hdl on ha e1
esllen* gtlus. kese.
UAYLriw, Feb 11'0. 1901
Tits council met to the tuwoohtp 0.G , oil
the members pronto 1'b. 11130145 ill I0,
le.t meeting were reed and argued by the
Rwvo and clerk. A Oo4un300•11en front
M. O. Je heaths, r* Dodd, way reed. Oa
motion of Alas. Rolm/Loon and tt m. H.11
501411010/3 war 160.0la the a,attnr.
as, 0.41(11.11sta 5.... b..o mad. to the oou,.
011 that public' 0141*000514 stat le tins town-
ship and praying that theism, he removed;
It war moved by R. Jewell and •.000d•d by
Wm. Hill, that Alex Roherteuo and E. C.
Aurill be a committee to get Irlormatioa
regarding ' he alleged melons, owls power
to sot Carr ed. The following a000uaw
wentpsaeed. D• A t; Huot,r,5read.00e
on 1:..0 Little, $200; 9 ar, octet tog. $14 00 ;
Aadr.. B.00.u, breaking rots., $1.50 ;
W N. Howell, 1hoY•hog snow, 60 ion e
The auditors' report was reed. It wee mow.
eel by Al.. Robert.00, emended by N m.
Hill, that said report b- a copied and tee
auditors moth rete,.. 83.00 for their ser
1.101 Carried. Tb. petition asking for
change ID the b' unitary of school emotion
No5, Colborne. war t.kss up After bearing
the 1 perilous ooaceroed, It wag moved
by Wm. 11111, seconded by Alex Robertson,
tb.r no action be token. Moved in am•ad
meat by E. C Attrtll, •eooaded by Wm,
Jewei ,that lot 16, L. R. W. be oe an d
l,om S Sec, No, 5, C alums, to N„ 11 U.
S S.o. A.btisld Tie Reeve vot.d rt h
the mo1Iun, whish was carried Ir wee
moved by R J.well, seconded by E '(, Ail.
rill, teat a byline be Dessed to •ppo:01 alt
inepeolor to o.rry out the prov.uoo• of tee
Iew In regard 10 the 0Dttleg of nouns.
4.0.45 through the township, s000rdteg to
env uta. (,cried. It watt moved by Won
Hill, seconded by E C Attrtll, tbet bylaw
No 9 be amended by inserting the word.
"sheep and lambs" alter the ward "ram"
Cart"' Tia clerk was .o.rructed ro sant.
some of the d•Sereot careerism for prime of
°memeate! tree, for 'he c.metery, Th.
regular number of pathm..ters, Pound -hoop
e re and trenoe.ytewers were •ppototed .n
w,11 be notified The council th.,,.tijou't
.d to mar &gate oo the 17 b day of March
. ' 2 •,'lois k r
r W. McDoaana, Cietk.
safest nesegme leseart la Alamos.
The ' Wahl.ade o1 Ooe.rlo," ('.Bade,
are nr,ard•red the most ohermiag plass to.
Bummer ro0ruta oo On continent A
tbou•aod feet oboe. eea level, purest of err
no 11 es or muegoitnes, picturesque tor
'uundings, new modern hotel', good rail
and steamboat servile, p.Nsor Immunity
Iron bay fsyer assured. Health ah'
pleasure to .11 who go there. Full later
o netime and ben biome descriptive literature,
gtvu,g tut of h"tel•, rete, Bad all oartt. u.
!ere, met. be h.,, free oo •oD(.c%too 40 M.
C O.okron, Patwnger Agent, Union Sta.
Doe, Toroo'o
•0050►e tet. Beet$y Lies.
Serol., February 8. -Toa Important an
0nunoeme0t ie maple Demi 001 pally tut the
Nor r
the oNtru
ave
a or. Coel li
+
1 s
l.n g 'end
has ..guile I •11 the cook of the Nnrrn taut
I'm0sportataoo Co , more popularly know,.
es the Sable. or Booty line of steamers,
w hich run lrnm the port to Stott Stet
Marie end L.k• Saper,or ports. About •
veer apo the Colhovweed Company secure.
a controlling int.rast ID the tto::k, and en
Imrtsf4otory wee fpr b*sioew list year that
the oomya,,y lost no tore In 4 qu ring the
test of the stock I he lines ilio. amalgam
w,ll 10 all proh.bthty be uod-r nee
maoag0meot, %bough ibis point will or 1 In
de5eltriy decided upon for • few day.
Naw aeergy will be pot !oto the ..rete11
tr.•m tete port by the addition of the magna
flout steamer Hornet°, now approaching
completion at Collingswood
fansdtaa ('.111, Is Aberdee..hlro.
The removal of the Brash embargo on
Canadian cattle Is evidently owl a lira
gasmen ID Scotland, as shown by the fol.
lowing item from • recent two. of To.
North British Aert.ulrur'et, a pew that
has •troovly oppoeed the free .dmteslou of
Caned tan •'stores."
" A rather curious debate for a literary
sootety, ' Should the restrictions on Cana-
dian o.ttle be removed?' wee held to the
pobl.o bell, New Deer, under the wepiovs
the !noel literary sooaty. The lora'
paper■ •tato that Mere was a Carpo at Lead.
&Doe, sed coo.der.bl• 'n greet was 1.0.,
m the debate Mr Milne, oo&obnui:d.r,
supported the negative, sort Mr. On4et5.,,
of Main. of Fsdde••te, the afrminye M•
Mike meds an able speech to favor of h,.
. ode, pointing out the injury th.o would be
done to .m.Il tarmers and °miters who de.
pend manly 013 their stock for • 00105,
were C.o•di&oe admitted ; bot Mr. 0.4..
men, who argued mainly oo free trade
theorlee, was ono r0o many for him and in
the sad parried the •ffirmettee by a non
eider&b1e m.jnnty. The greet D-.ji,rity of
16cey present were not le.rmer..t .11, bot
the tuts shows bow opinion may go even ID
this large oattlrbrsdleg 00000,y."
smartie Morse. the Meet,
Montreal, Fen. 9. -Col Dent,
poral army remount afloat.. who &my
here on SSturd•y, tutted the the hor..s
which had been porohesed 10 Canals for Ibis
u.. of the B"ti*h loran in South ALrtoe
answered best of any the purposes of the
mounted infantry
The flower of these, Colonel Dent maid,
had Dome from Ontario ; the greater part of
hose that had Mei teat OW had been pot
Mimed In that provtnae. is ha 1 neem sug-
gested tint he had not been finite lair to
Queheo in this matter, hot the toot was the
Qu• beo borne were lees •oirabie, The
Fronob Canadian gave lees intention to she
breeding of the right kind of hone titan the
Ontario farmer.
Colonel Dent has not received any orders
to disoontIn,e ogling In (:.nada, anti the
prob*bdlty le that rater the war le ov,r
Ganda will still oontioas to be • mark. ►
for Imperial remounts. l'olnewl Dont de
Miami to disease the remount warid.le now
before the fleapits Parlament, hot moon
tallied that the piens h. had pad for hove*.
In Conde, sod which wnwld to round
diem. •ver.gw 8143 10 8150 • hood,
not he sot menet .o any other quarter of the
slot,.
IT COST MOUSY.
Yapy it man has spent all his
earnings in trying to get rid of
rheumatism. It coat Kr. James Da
vison, f)cnnto, Ont„ between $1,000
and $2.000 before he tried Dr. Hall'.
Rheumatic Cure. He was a help-
less invalid for .is years hut ,uf
fared from sciatica In his Lip joint
for tan years. Six bottles cured him
o0vgletely and he is now working
his Arm. Thi, great blood puri-
fier le pot up in ',cutisin containing
tan days' trenttnent, Prints B0 cent,
at all drug stores or M. Dr. Hall
Mailidas Co•, Himastoa, Oat,
DISEASE
V the deadliest and mast
painful malady to which
monk indissubject . Dodd'.
Kidney Pelle will cure soy
use of Bright's Disease.
They have never failed (a
one singlet case. They ars
the only remedy that ever
has cured It, and they au*
the only remedy that oats
There aro inutatioe. of
Dodd's Kidney Pi11.-•PW,
boa and name -but I.da-
tion• are dangerous. The
original and uuly Fascias
cure for Bright's Disease he
ODD'S
KiDNEY
PI LLS
Dodd'. If 1dney Pill• are II
fifty cents a box at an
druggists.
-Head
Colds
mean " seeding " time for
catarrh germs -that dis-
gusting plague which taints
nine -tenths of the human
race -and when yon expe-
rience the first 'sniffle,"
feel the faintest dullness in
your head, or have watery
eyes, resort to
Uwanta
GRIPPE
Capsule
They act like a charm in
clearing the head, relieve
headaches, reduce inflamtna
tion, heal irritations; head
colds succumb to the treat-
ment surely and quickly.
Vo., druggist should hays 11. 11 he
hasn't, order direct enclose roc. to
VWAPNTA M'1'•G CO.. Ltd..
Ottawa. Oat.
SA YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
PATENTS
TRADEA
MARKS
D[slnna
COPYRIGHTS &0.
Anyone sending . .tetoh end dr.ernpt Inn w.p
4.1011y 0S,Yr1e111 nor 0101410. free whether, as
10re0111..0 40 prob.blypatentable. fnmmu0lr&-
tlnne *Melly eonenen(l•i. I l.ndb..k on Patent.
sant free. ()Meet &aggene? 10, •000r,,,, pete,•te,
t'et.nu t.0en through Munn a (u. rendre
.►.rkd none*, wit heat charge, In the
Scientific American.
A handen,ney Illnefr&0 4 weekly. f.trgest cfr•
laden .d any eetenttDr )0nrna1
wms,o.a aiMv NNr&Cth,, 5,04yallNnMerko341Breedwa .ew
Bra°oh Oece, ill t
Bt. W*Mingtoo, 0.
A Great Snap
le our Glover Soap, at 5o. a
pound, of which ere Bali • barrel a week
This isn't our only snap, ea we carry
everything that nae be found ,n etc up
to -date grocery store, and our pious
are right. The termer* know that they
ono &!ways get from 0, a seep for their
produce. W* draw the hoe at Do
logltimare trade - everything gee
fa,■ew5re or potato!,, warden muff or
uhmort table Cbina. We deal in all
of ' hem.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Raiford hlook. 0 -starch
i BROPBEY & SON
- SDI L.ADIKO -
F WnerD.retc'totriz'tart(a
Yirittoe.krnera .
Order. carefully arteeded le al all
bars. auxin ar def,
ember Mreer,
1
Before
Buying
I see our fine
of
HEATERS
and
RANGES....
We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
t h c Canadian
market.
Every Stove Idly
Cn•rant.evl .
LEE to SHEPaARD,
R. StB. oreSm.I Bloith Mc K I M'SJordan
ck.
CELEBRATION SALE.
WE are so pleased with the result of our Third Year's
Business that we feel like celebrating. We want you
to join us. What better way to celebrate than by a
FEAST ? A Carnival of Bargain Prices.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 218T,
the tables will be ready, and the Feast will last till
Sall:RIMY, MARCH THEIST, or while any goods remain.
CARNIVAL PRICES ON
Dress Goods, Clothing,
Flannelette, Overcoats,
Cottons and Prints, Suits and Pants,
Table Linens, Overalls,
Embroideries, Laces, etc.
About 1000 Remnant. of .11 blade iv riser out *ad at pekes you will be pleased Whet
the sod of our third year In Ooderlub, which war better lifts,, any pr*oedtag year.
better then we expected, and we toil l.k• treating you to more than an ordto•ry every•
7
CELEBRATION SALE,
Friday, Feb Slst. to - Saturday, March tet. tnellu.lre
YOU ARE WELCOME.
M°KIM'S BUSY STORE.
Coal! Coal! Clothing
•
•lust Rice, veil
80 Tons
Massillon Lump Coal,
rhe beet Soft Coal In the market for
lomeetio ourpcaoe, •leo several oar. of
Scranton
Nard Coal
NOW ARRIVING
LT, GOAL WEIGHED ON
THE MARKET SOALES
Soarolty of oars 1. likely to rause a oo*l
famine during the next two 000nrbte, would
heretore advise purchase of your ('.sol
ouw.
Wm. Campbell.
lioderloh, Nov. 13 h 1901.
"Contentment cannot
be too dearly purchased."
Footcomforta n d
ohape. rctcntion,are never
dear, at the expense of
mere fleeting finish.
Contentment to those
who wear only that foot-
w.ar which is priced and
f pledged by the Makcrs-
` kers-'The Slater Shoe"
400dyeir wiled..
Ma. Siarala, Jr. - Sok Local Aaeat.
1 have put into stock a line of Ready orale
Clothing of ant class manufacture, and
at prices to quit the times.
Ordered'Olothina
1. still my specie ty A good range of
Inthe to select from ; and workmanship
the best to be had.
If lou need an overcoat:this fall call and
nee me. A number of lengths of poop
g.xoln W be cleared out at wet.
H. DIINLOp,
West Street
Ik[Ulep 1stu Fire iasaraaco G.
FARM AND IOOLATID TOWN PROP-
1tRTY INSU&3D.
Value of Property leisured up to Jenaary,
1901 1113,10114.175.41111
pr/ICDxs AND DIR Tnita.
J. R. Mole.., Pres T. P••••• vlo•-••••. ;
Jas l:0000a7. do. Dale W. O. 8r0•droct, J.
Wet, Jae, Evans, J. ti, Or ere, J. He.aew.te,
dirt clots; W 1 Btu. loo .1, .404(0 .114. laepeo-
tor of homes ; T. It. Hata, deafurth, wera4ry•
treasurer.
aa5514,
J. W, Yeo, Holtneeville; Jamas Cumming
almond vole ; R. Mv'Jl.tl.n, Seefortn ; R
Smith, Harlook
Policy-Irotd•n sae pal eaertwmw4 and gem
their oards receloted at Mr. Coati Clinton ac'
at Mclean Bros' Palace Clothing More. God.
rich
HELLO
THE 'OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF .
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THIt HEST
Scrafltoa Hard Coal
IN THE MARKI'r
All where you get !t)pui tis, weighed for a• ton. the 6oa1a
WMe LEE.
Orden left at L,aI$ gERpg_1,
Sten promptly attended tis.
Fire
Sale.. .
�
1; It'tunnies! has grown to such dimensions that
we have decided to move to larger premises,
and will in consequence offer our whole stook of
Pianos, Organs,
Violins, Guitars,
Music, Sewing machines, &c.
And all ether
M$sil.al iastrastate,
at Genuine Bargain Prices until the
15th Feb., 1902.
Remember, this is a (leonine Bargain Sale, shed
the chance is one you may never meet again.
f SKATER SHARPENED IN
LATEST APPROVED STYLB
CEO. W. THOMSON & S
Music and Bicycle Dealers, -
GODIRIOE
WANT A SPEPLADDEII?
We give one away with each pound of Pure ('ream Baking
Powder pureF,ened from us. 50c a Ib. The step -ladder alone
worth the price.
Try a pacltage 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 acs, rtment.
Telephone No 91
STrvRWY dt CO
THE (lli()CM▪ INN.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
LLEOD'S : SYSTEM : RE rOVITft
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M. MacLEOD, Qoderich, Ont•