HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-2-27, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
'fao9aDAT, Feb. 27, 1902
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Friday and BARGAINS
Saturday
February's Last Day AND March 1st.
-vv-E w close February with this list of bargain offerings
11 N for quick realizing on many very desirable lines of
goods which we hope our customers will be prompt to take
advantage of. The here -mentioned goods, quantity and price
are truly given and on sale for February '28th and March lst.
5$0 yards of f►ooy drew and blouse Wrap
perste Io meat pattern. and 1n red end
bl.uk Ibis obooks. regular 120
roods, Friday sed Satarday price, 5C.
per yard
350 yards bevy wool dress Tweed, 40 and
42 iohes wide. la *ray, brown, green.
and bine. This range 01 Roods has boon
our roeular 25o musing. for two I2�C.
days wiling •l per yard
`ib; yard. of 42 b 44 inches wide black
Simllans
and Lustre* 01 flame quality,
being our boot 60 to 76o good.. Tess are
In mall and tory desirable patterns ..d
0o more servleable good. are 1a
our errs, your chola.. at pet yd. AOC.
300 yard. of Sos even (bread whit. Victoria
Lien for •prone, pto•lor•• or draftee,
• regular 120 quality, .l per pie
and Oft
40 pl.o.e Scotch Fanny F1.aa.letw, 34 and
36 loohe wide. best gwltty to fancy
• irlpw, regular 12i) tor, per
yard ... ....... ....
1 Oc.
300 yards cf 36 Inch *lits heavy Union
Keret e. bl.C.rpet h° good pattens,
regular 36: quality, •t per yard .. AOC.
200 yard. of W'lute Embroideries and In
airtime In width from 1i ti 5 Mole.
wide, bel.g regular from 7u to 143
• yard, a1 one prim' per yard 5C.
80 wde of Euglieh sod !Bawl. Carpet to
I..gth. • 1 li yar'...otos llcalloy 1. from
$1.00 le $1 50 per yard. They .re menu
feel mole .oA price is este. 75C.
ash pions
100 pfesm r.p..try Eads, similar to •boy
e lsatle..d nilly ranging in prto., per yard
Item 601.90., °leerlog at, per 5nC
pima
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COUNTY CURRENCY. he s en& mmol 0t sem aholend
•toedThe of
ayIn I
the•.
mut It with the lied, and as tber• was un
way fur 11.e moil with the cutter to got
around the load, he deotded to make the
bores jump eorues Th. horse landed on
.6. oppu1U• side e1 the bole with .6e
outer, mrd without baron* touched the toed
of hay to the bottom, •u be promaded oh
his way rejetolo* over his good let'.u.• and
r•&oh.d Winthrop wlthum% further oily Inv
tare
Cholas : Mr. and Mrs E. Holmes, form
erly of Clinton. have bleu .p.udt•g o tow 1
days la Ottawa with their sou, this being
their first visit to she atty. 8ir MeoKenzie
ftuwdi and Mr. Holmes hold the joust honor
os bolos probably the oldest wooers In the
D.mlules. Sir MeuKenzlo le nearly d:
mouths the juolor •1 Mr Holmes, wbu 1m
bordering uu eighty years of axe, and both
are well preserved, mentally and phystoolly
&obis.. Mr. Howell a erred his aDpr•utloS-
shlp at prlattug in 1834, but for • few years
thereto", dropped out, Mr. Holmes barbed
his to 1838. Both can today "stook typo'
with the boot o•wpo•Itore, and would (ares
hustle soma wee to roue ne • baud prima.
W I.ghsm : Oe W edewday everting of
loot week. Mrs. Vanelatyoe, or , tell, and
oulorluo•tely broke oils of her &rule
W ingbam . 1)t A J . lr eta ba• purohrasd
Mr. Fesean.'• oumfurteble ',siderite oar
owner of Pieriak end Centre streets.
Chaim' : The boos. of Mr. and M.o. Neil
Fog, of Murtha, Men., was binned on the
16th lost. by the arrival of • baby girl.
Clinton : Coniston Bros. shipped about
1000 dos. sew 1.1d eggs reoeotly rod up
wards et 4000 lb. of butter le tie Eosins
market.
lielerav• : George Proolor had the m s•
fortune to get his baud into the gear of •
maohio., emaahloe his baud .ad cutting off
three o1 the fingers.
B,ussols: Mrs. Will Broker, who was
called to Bruseels owing to oho throes. of
her sister. hie returned to net home at
Boozer's Ferry, Idaho
Seatorth : Robert Winter, jr., who bit
been bald up for several morale by Milan -
'emery rheumatism has now recovered .u18.
neatly to be able to drive out 000.elooel.y.
Clinton : P clone are In progress to
bays an addition made to the Cimino
ho.plul. At proem there .re thea or
torr oases waiting for rooms, all the avail
able bode befog tilled.
Loodesboro : Oa Wedoeeday, Feb. 19th.
Rim Hlanobe, daughter of Marshall Br.-leb-
waite, was given es • Ills partner to Alfred
Query. a prosperous farmer o'er Louden,
at the rootdeuo• of the bride's father.
Constance: Word was reunred ben
recently that Jobe Clarks, of to llaru•y,
had died quite suddenly of pn•amo.e He
era the •ides* eon *1 George Cerke, and
.on in-law of Mr. Rion, of seat h.r..
W .ogb.m : By the death of Thos. 0I1-
moar on Friday, 14th boat., Turoberry hes
lost another respected resident Leoeu.d
bad bean • rwldanl of the township for
annoy ver.. H. was 63 Sun of ago. ,
%Perham : A pi.•sing e•snt greed the
reideuu of Mr.. Veneto°. o0 W'doesd•v.
19.h 'net , when her d.u,bter, Mies
Margaret, became the brld. of 1.. A. Sirs.,
• prominent business man of Hamilton.
Seatereh : A most wadding was .idem.
o .eed at the residence of Peter Delay o0
I buriday of 1*.t went. when his s. ^*4
laughter, Bertha. became the wife of Nor.
man H.11, of Marvvlhe, British Column's,
eel forwar;y of Seeforth.
Ethel: Ste Dominion (;o•arom.ot has
bear asked, by a largely cooed p.tttioa, to
appoint Meg Rebeoo. Spence as poslmtalrew
.f the office berg as successor to her 4. -
ceased fatter. Her appototm0ot would he
• popular oe with the community.
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W. Acheson & Son.
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RECONSIDERING THE MATTER. threurb Took.remttb they can get It else.
where, by iolog, es they mope'. by way
T.rker.nilth Connell sad the Rletlrlr
Railway.
lel Clinton to Hayfield. H• said • nsolo•
I Nes granting the right of way over the
lbeotorth Kzpositor.i I hlgoway, could bo passed by thronuoetl.
The Tuoteremltb maned met In Stroeg't and properly hedged sod safeguarded so as
to protect the r1*6t. and Interese of the
pall oil Saturday, F.brory 15th. All the people, and 11 le all nominee to think we
smothers were preemie I)elega►loss, I could not get testes from 'mob oompaolw
., gsspu..d •1 Mayor J H. Hroadfeot and M.
T. Mcleaa. from `teeforto ; and Messrs
lieFrl• E Jackson, '1. Hill, Samos' M.-
Qs•ue,and 1 others ft ore Eismondville,
wilted upon the oe*ne..l to urge thag to
great the right of way, for the propeaed
electric rellw.y, over the pablto highway
from ,eafortb 60 Brumfield.
1be first speaker to address the meeting
was Mayor 1101, of E*moedvllle, who open
d the discus.. os by remarking that there
is no better tannin* land ta the world than
we have Is Toek.r•mtab, and •0 more InLC.
1 lea and .ocowfol formers can be found
anywhere. He sold we are Ilyug is • pee -
greens age, asd, therefore, should try to
keep sbte s% of the Nmea, and ooe of the
ways to de so le to immure electric reilweye,
and shut better pewee.' and freight rates.
lie treaty a only in le 'stoney, sad will,
no doubt, Oke the plc• of alarm as a
motive power, and we, as • progressive peo-
ple, should endeavor to secure all the ►d•
wastages possible wherever opportunities
prseen• themselves. and cusoluded by erg- Faroe It for farther 000etdorattoo
Los toe cowed a *rant the fresohlee The next meeting w111 be held at Negro's
Mr. Gwr• E Jaokwo was theta netted ball. Benefield, on Saturday, Marsh 15th,
He did not think *bat horses frightening .t
oars should be • .orlon+ oowlder•tioo.
Afl.r • spirited discussion, whims lasted
• maple of hours, the dele*•Uoe retired
trod the council took the matter Into their
most serious consideration. While the
0e000il can re.dlly pee the 000yen;c0ce euoh
• road would he to oertalu parts of the nom
minify, ant do not wish to b. • stomblier
bleak In the w•v of the profeot, Sot from
what they hove been able to leen regarding
the operating of eleotrlo raters,. os the
hnhw.,s of other muotmip•htles they are
to doubt as to whether It toed hs In the
mobile interest to grant the right of way
over the highway. They would prefer ear
Eng the company purchase the right of way
from the property meters adjacent to the
highway, tor which provision 1s male in the
Kleotriu Railroad Aot, and which the own
oil deet not think womb( be • very onions
or expensive matter, none It Is likely to he
• benefit to the community through *Moir
they porpme to pew. However, as It Is •
moos eeroml matter, the mounml did not feet
lite making a Boal decision, but will re.
upon, and la bis apeolor rem•rke very
truly stated that there ore two thing" In
'blob he kith •Iwan token • deep 1.ter511.
•!z ,rood ..boot. .nd good roods, and he wee
'eating this effort bemuse he bobe••d t• to
b. In tits beat tutees, of the whole township.
H. believed good reads to be ..00..lty,
hot they must lead to good elope, and le
have good towns w0 must have good em-
m,nloattoo with the oaelds world. He
preload a map e1 the Proviso*, skillfully
drafted by himself, to show the •d e•nt.etm
se 10 O'olookA O. Na1.LIt, clerk.
NO HEADACHE NOW.
Aa Ope■ Utter Tolling tem Itaetaehe amid
ReNarhe were ferni..esllr
cured.
VAL R.CI,S, (Ise.. Feb. 241h.-(Speolel)
Emote. (;leaarr• is well •*airs and hes
*lye° for habilitation • letter whfoh give to
Dodd's Kidney Pills the oredit fur the cure
1. part it reads es follows
'For • Inn, time 1 suffered with kidney
MoKtllop : Mrs. George Darla bay rented
her tarw,o. the 5th concession of MoKtllop,
to Robert Brett s, for • term o1 8y. years,
as a rental of $125 a year, Mrs. Done re
11•18105 the use of the house sod other prtyl
leges. The farm ant+hos filly sore..
Brussel.: List week C. 7.:Iltaz, of the
Ceotral hotel. depo'ei of the hotel pro
petty together watt the store omopled by
J, T. Row, to George Brown, of (torte, the
prem Wog $6,100. The new proprietor
will ta1S poetesses 0o the let of May.
Bebmiller : Gus. Vaneioce met with .
vasty amldsnt last week : while working in
the 'Helots he Stepped oil • nail whets pens
traced his foot upwards of two Motes. By
mr.fsl •tteatlo0 blood potsoula1 was avert
rd, and we bops to see him ell right again
B OW
Windham : Mrs. Kingsley, of town, Is 10
• critical state as the result of a par.lyt.o
stroke on Tuesday of last week. 8he had
just reenlist from the entertainment given
by the children in the Methodist oburoh,
and was taking off her rubbers wbeo she
was taken i11.
Brussels : The family of Eph. Cober
mored Irom Ethel to town last week and
have ellen up house on i'rinoo.s stress in
she residence vacated by C. H. Beertl.ff
Toe latter he moved to the stone Mows.
Toroberry street, formerly owned by the
lath Kober t Barns.
God•rwh township : Al.,. Welsh, of /he
Bayfisld hoe, has . Book of seventy five
less .blob pan bet the reword for l.yt0g
eggs, yes, w• say to the township, for eines
Deo let. they bye shipped over eighty
dozen. Who eye the,.s no money It the
feathered telt• to waiter.
FIFTY YEARS_A MINISTER.
Rev. far 'Wakefield, ■ Vernier raster of
limit er. IRotbedat ll.ret.
A splendid reoogsltton of the services ren-
dered Ly the Rey. John Wakoheld, ll ll,
es minister of the M•thod:et oburoh of
Canada, 1n the firm of a jubilee bouquet'
eras given la 11. Methodist church •1 Paris
Out , oo Tueedey, lb h tort
1)r. W•ke8eld mitered the wloietry lo
1852 and, as tooufied by one end all of
to, ep..kers et the 00ealno. h.. moo* the'
nm• esu for h.moslf • • mohair to oho
shoroh and among Its members whioh:few
men nave attained, but whish might b.
'oohed by all. The entire oburon was besot
dully deoorated with eyerlrseos and bunt-
ing. and the luoobeon wbioh wee served
previous to a6• or•torieel treat wh.ob freer
.d was partaken •f by upwards art 600
People. After all had retired to the aon
1)0,10m of the uourob, Rey. Dr. Grfo
o.k tie cher, the dories of welch be de
charged la .o excellent manner, and oohed
upon the tollswtog gentlemen who e•oh in
euro elicited m ohm higbwterm• to the •tri
ot.00y o1 Dr. Wakefield as an 'smut rue
pet preacher, • lead:dui w•"iter . d • t•a-
freod .-Rev W 1. W l• m, R -y. Dr
'+utherl.nd, Key. Dr roman, R. 1)-.
Potts, Rev Wm Brugge and menu other•
Address.• were red from the M.thodls'
huroh of Parte and the Paris Muouterel
Aseomation. to which Dr. Wakefield feel
'ugly replied. Musts was furnished by the
ubntr, s he Telford family, W. H. Boukle•
.red others.
whish would be 'sallied by the proposed I trouble and a ernb;e pain In my book. l
rod. 10 the way of making 0000motton with bad a dreadful headache pearly •11 the time
the (2 C. R. at W roz.ter, thus forming • lee bed as to prevent me from getting mere
eomoetlog 1111e with the G. T. R fnr oar I than a little sleep or root, and 1 wool 1 get
freight and paapeoger itafbo. He nPtded' *p to the morning feeler more tired than
horses trlghtslog at the oars to to only • I *h.. 1 went t. 1.0.'
frivolous ebiwtlon,..nd said mrele portion@ I •„St.o. 1 completed a treatment el 1)r1A's
of the highway hod only bum • crow Pesten Kidney Pills i hove not had any pato wboI•
for .ea1ratiens,and .couldbemore properly', •ver My 6.1 sober' and 1 deep
used by an electric railroad enmpees. ae soundly and .woke .iron* and refreshed
uodas1od nee of t8e ohjeotiene urged ••i feel It my duty to male this pobl:o
against snowiest electric oars to ran on the .e'smsot."
yobbo highway Is that the mautolp.11sy
might b. liable for •midente 000.eioomd
LOYAL
thereby, but be mold not see why an •*rse TrraDAT, Mob. 2.5.
man(, drown op by .o expert, would be John MOPeee, of Detroit, is visiting kis
any mon dlflloult 'nen draftier specifics- brother, U. F McPhee.
Hone and °ontract for a house. He thought Wllfsm Bogle wears broad Sm i'n tbew
there meet hews hes •flaw In the epee- days. It 1e • boy. (Jongratulatiooe, Billie.
menu If the moaned of Waterloo lD 1111e Redmond, of Westfield. Is visiting
were noun
deleted to the s, In an-, .o*lsoiree' •1 WW1"'Jones'.
brought to recover damages from the moot W y Howell, merchant at Carlow, bas
atp•hty for *urea en.110ed by a farmer meld out hle store to Wm. .T000s, of Nile,
and Ms wife, whose vehicle was streak by
an electrle oar. He approval of the melon Tne Literary Soot.ty held • dohate on
of last yen's oo*ooll, In ending their reeve prohibition last Friday eight which was
Into municipalities where *kettle railways enjoyed by all.
. n is operation to sonars all the Informs• Ms. Fuser, of Uoderieb, •idled at A.
ten neestble, hit was sorry to Isere that (teen's last week.
- 11'e verdict append to be of • negative Mr. Nelson has sold his farm to R. Bean
nature, and hoped that this council wield for • rood bran,
f ee their way olmr to reverse the demotes a tined Cern Samovar.el lest fail.
The oxo speaker was Mr. M.Y. MaLmn. A marvel of obeepns's, at dfio•oy and o1
who said be .99.00.4 beton the cannon, promptitude, le contained In a bottle of that
0.6 to inte110.0 In Teoker.msb'e busmen, f•msote remedy. Putman'. Nines. Corn Re-
tractor. I1 roes right to the root of the
trouble. then ante gnlokly but so pdolwsly
that nothing Is known of ire opentlnn soul
►h• ern 1s shelled. Beware of outwears.
offered for Putnam'. Palrl.seCern Retractor
-safe, sure and pelotas.. Sold at drug
este'.
Brussels : It 1. reported that Robert
Watt has ret*oed his position as traveller
for the tV•teroas Co., Braiittord, and mill
be installed as manager of the Fire Ko*toe
Works at London. Mr. Watt 1. • oom•
potent .hand at the firs engine baeloms,
having been acquainted with for year..
Se.forth : George McEwan, M. 1' , has
'sound the Seforth Bat mill and will oper
ate fe during the miming seesoo. The tl.i
mill is an important ludn•tr►, sod It. .0.
p.01100 for sever•I years hes been • grew
lose to Seatorth. Mr. MaEwan tan work
Thor mill to good •dvantege in 000juootton
with hls mill as Hensel!,
Walton : Oavld Campbell has sold J his
farm l0 Urey, neer the village, o
obo
Herrn, hos son to -law, and glees oomessio0
no the let of March. The I �oe1r. 0d
100 sores sod was sold for $5,
000. Mr. U•mpbell Intend taking • trip e
Manitoba the Doming summer, and will
probably remain there for • year.
Dodd's are the o.17
medicine that
will cure D1. -
Kidney eater. Uk.
Bright's Di.-
eae We dIs-
•••• was la -
PMIS ura6lesre1.
curedcIt- Dutton
themsdvs coafase
that without Dodd's
Kidney Pil1s they are
powerless ag&Lut Dia-
betes. Dodd'. Kidney
Pills are the first medicine
that ever cured Diabetes.
Imitations- boa, oameaad
ised
pill, are advertto do so,
but the Madidw that ase
CUSS
Diabetes
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1s Dodd's Kidneys Pills.
Dodd's Kidney Pills are
fifty cents a bot at all
druggists.
LINKLATER FAMILY HONORED.
They Are Centime re Rookie 1. t.eib.0.5
' Tewsehlp Arians.
1 (Stratford Bacon, Friday 1
Mr. John Ltukl•ter of Elites, who he
occupied the Henry farm r u the rr.vel rood
for the past tow years, but who wilt aborti)
move to Gol.rtoh, was waited opoo bo
Bloods sod oeigbbols let ermine sod pre
mantel with . handsome chair, *0:1e his
daughter was the riilpent of • be.atltai
Lamp. Tbe following addreee was .leo
real :
Nr. Liokimer ani family
Dear freed. :-W• have recently leered
18.t you .r. about to sever your 00o.eetiou
with se •. .e ghbor.. 'l n. town* of
fr sods at •.- 5 some is • sad •f.ir, but on
by 0m•.ion it is mors .0 titan usual, sad It
was with • feahog of the de.piet regret
that we learned of your intended departure
!tom our midst.
"A friend to need is . friend Indeed,"
• o.1 donee your stay amount are you have
amply Szemplifi•d this truth. :!.vest years
0*0 you nam• tato our neighborhood almost
. petaot stranger, and now you .re leaving,
but to the majority of is. you area n•rat ger
ey no means. Dann* the time, slowly b0•
.urely, we 6.,. heo..me more and more int*
mate with you and your family. W. fed
certain that we have been benefitted gra ly
by this int meov and friendship We have
•Iw.ys had you as an example o1 • man moa
lamily, loading • true (26,15 tan life la •
most foetidly Ivey to all with whom yea
ems to 000eot. You were aiw•y• willing to
help them in their wale and dittiouttlen. nod
always ready to lead • helping h.od to any•
one whether he was neighbor or stranger.
In short, you have proved yourself • kind
n.lghh.,r, a tried frit nd, and •o honest man
Your departure will thus (nom, . gap le
the neighborhood, the full effect of which
ere shall know only when you .re gone
Aceordingly we, as neighbors and friends,
desire to bid you and yens family farewell.
and al,o ark you, Mr Linkl.ter, to sooept
balloter,
the
di
L
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this ohelr, .e you, Mw
lamp It 1e nolo on moment of thole
peoutiery value. but merely as tokens of
the high regard we hove had for both of
you, and also the other members of the
family, while you hays been with us.
V. now sincerely wish you all the
greeted •uooew and happiness fo your new
home and hops thee these may serve to call
a0 pleasant memorise of the time spent
•1000* your old neighbors.
This was signed by the renewing neigh•
bore : Stewart Campbell, Andrew Fenton,
David W ('lark, Jo. Qmnl.n, T B. John•
.on, N C. Smlt.h,1Chra•0pher Miller.
Mr. ',initiator thanked hie friends for
'herr tangible szpreeion of regard and
on:newt.: teat he might find In his new Mono
friends •s kind as tame he lett In Perth
oaat y.
tont Names. h. 1. IOtereeted 10 the road ler
Ye•torlh's ehe, and what 1s is 8eafort6's
leterest is also in Took.remtth's. He said he
had Bele doubt bet that le a short time there
would he a ..t -work of eliectrio lines over
the *emery, se they aro bound to oome. If
the promoters cannot get what they want
MierYs!&E1h111hsi0R
FOR CHILDREN'S COUGHS
A bottle of Angier's Petroleum Emulsion is sometimes worth its weight
to gold, especially when the little one awakens you in the middle of the
night with its harsh, croupy cough, --That's the time when the supreme
value of Angier'. Petroleum Emulsion is emphasized by its quick action
inrct1'evmgn and effecting a cure Read this letter: --
TONSILITIs AND NIGHT COIJOS : - My little girl has
been hruMrdd .'r some time with tnespecially
silit isl accompanat ied with a
very rrVerr akin` cowg4, beings ('
We rave her several bottles of cod huff
Petroleum giving o r
arty r*1Uf al al/. We thew brad Angier's
and Toilets awd errs agreeably sterpris'd a1 the crick result,
the first bottle (rrrnQ hrJ', if. HOWtARD, Toronto, Ontario.
The above ottera 1 i a Sample of thnmandi we rem. r telling of great
benefits derived thmugh the use of Angier's Petroleum I.mulsion.
will bring y "�hse
VOUR NAMR AND Aner RS" on a postal inn" card will
lass en rare for to 'f'hmst. Longs,
sad hti emitted, e.O en. trees good .deice as
uu, Feet and Hygiene, Olin'.,eerie, .6.6 .r•
�i sed Oven. It gives good
A1101 SR CHaMiCAL COMPANY
BOSTON, MASS
ne
All Mouser sell it. Two des. 5,1 et•. and e t De • bottle. Ae mr• v^•t get eon ,, f ..SI
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Wlogham : The nuptials of Key. Walker
Meloolm, Presbyterian 9.110� 6 Manilla.
1.of the ., and Miss Coventry,
partment of the Imperil, wore pleasantly
oelebrat•d at the residence of Mr and Mrs
E out, W mmpeg, Man , on Jon. 30 h,
R., l',of. Riddell ofbuutnoq. Tee bride's
potential hems 1. at Wmgh•m.
Brussels : Cupid soared another •lotory
on Wednesday evening of last week when
as this reeidenoe of Tho. Walker, brother of
the bride, Bra -esu, Robert E. Brosdfoot., •
well to co young merchant, of Uladaons,
Manitoba, and Miss Joao Walker. nee of
gru•eele popular daughters were jol0.d to
• matrimonial •lli.Oce by the a1d o1 Rev.
John Koos. B. A.
Hensall. The f 1 of the late Mn.
Donald Stewart, recently of Taakerlmrtb,
who has been losing to Hornell for Rome
months with her tin to law .red d.oih1r.
Mr. and Mr.. John Shepherd, was very
largely attended, on Tuesday •ftern000 of
lie week, showing the repeat ,n whioh she
. as held. The &praised was to her n,bty
e ight year, and esu well and favorable
known.
Brussels On Monday of last week. John
Barnhill, formerly of Brueeeta, passed away
•1 thti residence of hie son In -taw, Andrew
lsldl.w, Klma township, atter an Illness of
shout Six woks. Deceased had neon •
1.alde0* of Brussels for withen Mr..nd Barnhill,.
ear
little oyer a yart,
went to him& to reeve. He hod attained
the ripe old age of eighty one leers and aux
months.
Relief
From that
Cold "in
one night"
Reads too -nice to be true -
but don't discredit it until
you've caught cold yourself
and tested the efficacy of
this perfect cure-
UWANTA
GRIPPE
CAPSULE
never fails -thousands of
cases of cold and Grippe
are on record as " cured
in a night " by Uwanta
Capsule.
w, x. Wilms, of Ottawre
rays : " I had • bed
`rlpyy cold -I took
three Capsules .as direct-
ed, and I got relief im-
mediately."
Ask your druggist for
Lennle Capsule, or en-
close is cents for • bon
direct to
UWANTA )4'1'6 CO.. geed.
Oti.wa. Dot.
R. B. Smith
Store.
McKIM'SlJordaBinnk.
NEW GOODS
French Zephyrs.
Sixteen patterns of the newest and wont
stylish French Zephyrs in all the latest
colorings of Noisy stripe. meru.riz.d
finish, as 20o. 25o. 36o and 40u per yard.
Prints.
Our erosb o1 Prion Is very complete,
all priors, 5a to 124 per yard. Our spoon'
at 10o a the beet value ire Suer hod. even
when Cotton Goods wore •t their loere',
sod w. h... 50 patterns to shoes from.
Sateens.
Have you seen thee new Meroerized
Seises,. as pretty •e any .111 and not half
the price ,
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
Silks.
Ws would like to show you our New &lite.
W. have a very &peolal line for mesa,
et per Sud
Cambric.
Ou E .gl.h Cambric, Loosd•w 8nl.b, al
8%3 i. • weeder. You would be willing
to pay a1 least loo for It.
Flannelette.
Two special. at 8n sad 1240. They ere
earner 10o and 15o Flenoel•etes anti good
value at tithes prices. We gar a bargain
•.d paw tient on to you as flu and 124o.
CLOTHING BARGAINS.
M°KIM'S BUSY STORE.
About Toilet Soaps.
W• woull take to oortvinoe you that
this i. by long odds the best place is
Uoderloh to buy your twee some. 1f you
w111 allow us to show you what wo offer
sod he* w• have sought your interest
you will he oonylpa•d Let us try.
N.W •h[Dmeot 10.1 to
Orange Juice and Horsing Dew, oiIe ly b a x,Oo
,,r 1. et I«s.t double
Our Ik Oatmeal closing oat 3 for Ilc
A lucre eseurtmeot at So. Wonderful
r.lue at 25o nod Ito per box
Lno ogive you beautBla hIful Roser Verona,
each and
Am.r.riceo 5o•De-
Violet, Pe.0 A'E'p.*De, White Almond.
Saloon U.roatloa, and many other.. ' Don't
This is the place for toilet eo•pa.
About Your Lungs.
A great haul. i• going on against Ito
White Plague, Consumplloo. Will you
not jots in for your own safety t Coa•
somptlon seems to orlgtoate by the ab-
sorption of tuberculous germs into lopes
too week to resist their attacks Our
Emulsion of Cod Liver CII, undoubtedly
builds up and strengthens the loo*.,
feeds (hem, tooth them. There are others
but none bettor, to soy the least.
B. well advised,
09E A FEW BO6TLF.$,
forget our gsarastoe4 Cott Care
,/ I� BEDFORD
W. Co.fio OODEj, Chemist, ni
Goal! Coal!
The a' ovn is cut into stove wood
length and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day es
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt) attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWANa
(L,lerieh, November 21st, 1899. 65.31•
1; Moons died en
ftroeeeb �. Mrs. WM.y
S.turd•y mormo*, 15th lost , After a bref
Illness Doomed else. birth to • bete
danahter a week previous so was no. phy.t
cosily In good °nd11100 to Withstand .n
Meet of pneumonia. Her maiden name
was Maggie Hanna. and she woe a dangbter
of Hngh Henna, 6 h Ilse Morels. :+be
was 37 years of see and nal been married
to her how bergs husband a little over a
year.
8e.forth Menh inverse and may deep
regret was fell on Wadnesd•y of tut week
on IN h•noming known tet Dtinoan Mo
Gregor, of thus town, hod departed the hf•
Very few wore aware of hie Ulnae, and few
had meet his f.mlllar form from the
street. Mr Mot;resor bad been 111 only
about a week, peeomenia being the retie
of death. Ha was mitt eon* years of age.
He hod rent. been In 'Omit health Inr some
years, and for this rlmnn he retired from
Iola farm In M Ailey shoot two years ago,
sed oast* to reside In S••lorlh.
R..brth : Th. roads arm Md dew. this
way. The F.tpoellor [elle this toile : A mon
eras drWag Moog with • lore and natter
(le semee a tise edews Into 11
, of the pisoh•
heim .I
be evpod endd Welds*
Just Removed
80 Tons
Massillon Lump Coal,
78. Bost Solt Coal In
tomwtto purpose., also
A Great Snap_
U nor plover Snap, at 50. •
pnaod, of which we sell a ferrel • week.
This isn't our only snap. as we oars'
•verythIhg that oa0 be found In an 00 -
to -dote grooery sere, and our prime
are right. The farmers know that they
oa0 always get from um a seep tor their
prodnm. We drew the line •1 no
Isogamete trade - everythlug goes
(il,ssw•re or potatoes, garden stuff or
ohnio*t table Chum. We deal In all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Bedford block. Osdertoh
the market for
1 oars of
Scranton
Hard Coal
NOW ARRIVING
Clothing
ALL GOAL WEIGHED ON
THE MARKET SCALES•
9oarolty of cars 1. likely to ousel • mal
lamins oaring the next two moot Ms, would
herefore advise purchase of your Coal
DOW.
DOCTORS AT SEA.
Many a man has to abagndon he u
desk because of neuralgia
tor-
ture sometimes is almost upbeat:.
he
able. E. C. Deas, city editor of
Daily British Whig, Kingston,
the tons,
suffered with neurtegi o
for twelve months. Six physicians
failed to relieve him, bet throe
bottles of Dr. Hall's Rheum at
ic
his
Curs oompletely cured him.
great blood purifier is put up in
bottles oontaining ten days' treat- -
mest. Price 50 cents at all drug
stores or The Dr. Hall Redeems
Co., K1n`stoa, Ont.
The township of Stephen 15 reported free
of smallpox.
SEEDS! SEEDS!
Seed Oats
Seed Barley
Seed Corn
Timothy and Clover
Bug -proof Peas
A ton of choice, seed
Ma ngels
l BROPREY & SON
-- TUX 1.01.4 DIN.I -
Vwi.vTilt\ \iVTeeuoc1 and
V,tYkooXt Avev..
order. carefully •'treaded te Y all
Your. islets or day.
Matter 'tinsel.
Wm. Campbell.
(3.+eebh. boy. 13'b 1901.
and all other seeds from the beet grower,
for farm .nd garden
Largest Stock in the
...County.
A Targe variety of Feed
Oats and Corn on hand.
(Goode delivered pr mptly to any
part of the town.
a
Ialitss
A. J. Cooper, • sty,.,
I SEEDS 1 SEEDS'
1
Before
Buying --
1
HEATERS
RANGES....
see our line
of
"Gather thistles,
expect prickles"
Hret "bargain
ar a
in
sales" and expect dis-
satisfaction.
Good things don't
go a begging, and
insurance is worth
having.
Sure value, up to
the Makers'rp ice.
"The Slater Shoe
600dycer nkhcd"
Wm. Sharman, Jr. • Sole Isocal .&gent.
1 have put into stock a line of Ready made
Clothing of first class manufacture, and
at priced to suit the times.
Ordered Clothing
I. still my spode ty. A good range of
clothe to aelec:t from ; and workmanship
the beat to be had.
If you need an overco.t'this fall call and
.ee me. A Dumber of lengths of prem
goods to be cleared out at poet.
H. DUNLOP,
West Street
Melillop Mdnal Fire hears) Co.
FARM AND ISOLATED TDWN PROP-
ERTY INSU
Value of Property In.urel up to January,
1901 ._ 1113,sas,EI.ee
urrlcclbi AND DIRECTORS.
J. B. McLean, pre. ; T. Fraser, vloe-pr... I
Wate. t Jae.. *0.0*, Dela. W.
Vo, 3 bi0. �fewet.,
director.; W. t1 Bro•Afo it, deafo'tb. Inapeo-
tor of looses ; T. L. Hays, Seatorth, moreery-
tre•eurer.
Aa1NTh•
J. W. Yeo, Holmesellle ; James �fo m6 1 Rhg
K*moodvllle; 1t. Molt:Ulan,
Smith, Harlook
Policy -holden ono pay assessment. sod get
their cards received at Mr. Coats . Clinton. or
as McLean Bras.' Palace Clothing More, Code
rich
HELLO
THE OLD'
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
ScrI1t011Scralitoi Bard Coal
IN THRs MART ZT
411 Coal weighed on the Market scales
where you get Mao lb.. for a too.
WM. LEE.
Order. left at LZZ & I1811Pa,&BD'8
Stan promptly attended b.
Fire
Sale...
We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
the Canadian
market.
Every Stove hilly
l;naranteeet. . . .
LBB k SIMPBARD,
R1( II
1
OUR Businnsd has grown to such dimensions that
we have decided to move to larger premises,
and will in consequence offer our whole stock of
Pianos, Organs,
Violins, Guitars,
4
1
1
0
a
8
1
l
And all other
Musical Instruments,
Music, Sewing Machines, Scc0
at Genuine Bargain Prices until the
15th Feb., 1902
Remember, this is a Genuine Bargain Bale, and
the chance is one you may never meet again.
SKATES SHARPENED IN
LATEST APPROVED STYLE
CEO. W. THOMSON & SON
Music and Bicycle Dealers,- - GODERIEH
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
MIIcLEOD'S ; SYSTEM ; RENOYITOL
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactur.d • bV J. Ma MacLEOD, Qoderich, Ont.
.Mess... - ..a.Ares►