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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-5-22, Page 5v E Cash or i TEtIS tel l Oingfhams A big rang. and all new. 8 ,, 10i, 12e r, 15, and Ode. Prints. 8000 8000 yard•, 5s, So, 10, and 1241. All new able series. White Skirt', W bite Waists, White Drawers, Wales Oases. Mask Cashmere Hose. 901 to 650. 101 ie 401. Cotton Hou nes a' there is no better ERNE ve pipe Vanish rDes before Lputtloe them 'event rust. Fee tor bag• I exposed iron work f1OE - r21fo. are Polish things look new. eede, Disinfectants, nt Medicines. 1 e de tbe warp a. It +k.ald BEDFORD BLOOK... + 1808 (..1701fi.17. • VeKJ+1(,l < i �/ ird. Winter term heeled Jae. -S aro re..onable, our courses b and pent loge send for oar whet we teach. tot Lithium! may rue. Two counts of study, shorthand A. t.. UcINTYRK, uu4. �LIstowel. ,HAWS ,CHINE AND ACKSMITH IOP HE OLD STAND— Street, Doderich STRACHAN has the plant and tustasel saooesefolly tor a many e father, the tate 1) K. ad Intends refitting the moot up to date moo - mike • .peolalty of all minor, much as ind Engines, Binders, ad all kinds of Farm - lents hinery, Marine, Sta• 1 Portable Engines g es overhauled and re - Steam Fitting. nd Blacksmith Work done to order. :cialties manufpctur- ate D K. Strachan made on the prem - rite for particular.. Legal AND BLACKSMITH. S a CORNELL ERTAE eS iLMERN, Etc., side of Square, 'ICH, - ONT. 1 promptly answered. DEAN'S EA he high elai per. ssible in Bread. nutrition, dell.. are exemplified st product of the ikery. :nt dough-rnix- ,p every bit of that the flour Jr wagon call, winced. (ESTOBY =NT. CODERIOH. THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO. w. • TRORsuAr, 1[.y 12, 1902. 5 W. Acheson &Son $1.50 Lace Curtains for $1.00. We place on special sale thio week nearly 200 pairs of Nottingham white lace Curtains of our own imFort, 48 to 51 lichee wide and 3i yards Zoog, in haudaome floral and Swiss designs, all this season's. Regular $1.50 line. Special, per pair, $1.00. English Tapestry Carpets 400 0 yerrrd. 27 invitee wide, (meads of from 5 to 20 yids, Meas this I. asots'o Not .11log Muse and best pentane, regular priced goods, 60o, 76o aid e0e, clearing for this week at, for the sods, per yard Rugs and Linoleums very speolal Int of heavy uotoe and alt pure wool art Rugs, perfectly revertible bed in ba deems effects and beet oolure and suitable tor any room They oome lo the following yard Yr.s : 313, 3'31. 3 4 et per 65c, 75c iguere void 35c Scotch Linoleums, 2, 3 and 4 yards wide, floral and tole patterns, well mooted and thoroughly seasoned, at per .lane yard ...... . ..... ... .. ... 371c, 50c Batteno►'e Petters' all innate. Juno styles just rsoelved and Jae* sheet. free. W. Acheton & Son. TOWN COUNCIL. I &Shepherd's •000aot for work o0 contrite'. 1$198.86. wt* ordered to be paid open ear liesdllal et* --0 be ■ 1e luaus Pressued— (48001. from the engineer. The same firm's account for extra digging on Britannia' road, The regular meeting of the town council $81, was referred to (0e pukka works oom- was held en Friday evening. lo the mitt.., y.yar'e Merinos Mr. Tbomwou ocoupled Toe .penial committee reported In regard the doer All the other memt ere were pressor erupt Mr. Eton A oommuoloaion from J. Newcombe, memo of Maitland cemetery. called ettea- neo to the need of more power for .upply• log water le the oeweWry, the hydraulics ria now In um not being enff oleot to supply the demand. Mr. Newoombe tog• rested that then be two lame lueteed of sae, there Wog ample water te drive two. The ooe now there le considerably out of mended that the Collegiate Institute bs repair sod no water can So sent op to tbe obarged the regaled water rate for the water cemetery antll repairs ere made. The mat- need he the Ii.tltum at present from the to Lb. AoapiLal alto, recommendleg that the town purobate one acre of Iaod Io the a,rtb west ooroer cf Mr. Naltel'e property situ• •ted oo South aver, wbiob he hu offered for (he sum of $100 The report was adopted, lbs report of the finance committee. re oommeod:ag peymeut of • cumber art ao oounte, was paved. the weer sod light committee term• tea was referred to the cemetery committee*. A cemmeaseuos from Cbau. Garrow, reporting that the appeal of the town to tb• Supreme Court to the Holmes coal nue 5.1 bete eaooeesful, was'eoelvel and tiled. A sots from tb. Londeo F.ogee Supple@ Compels, in regard W an account of t•4 55 ease sent to the licence commune. Dr. Holme.. medical Meath oth,,er, wrote meeting • letter he bad received complain oat of the will at the southeast owner of Neiman street and Cambria road, the water from wbloh wascbarged wtth bringing es two oases of typho:d lever. Dr. holme also sedated hie reply W the complainant, 1e which he seated that the board of beat la led himself had fee years been of tbe Edelen that the well water of loo tows is, morally epsskl.u, unfit for drinkiog per - mem The board of health, said the 1)o0 - ter, bed taken certain measoree to remedy We, •ad on ooe swamies oleo he was al- temptleg to carry nut the orders of the board he was thwarted by the then Mayor sod . inciter of the tows. 1 he mater was referred back to the medical be.ltb oiler ✓ od the board of health. 1,, N . Dote'. •pplioatloa for electric light -ecrotlon eau referred W the water aetl light oommlttee. The following oommonIoatloo wee rM meed from Meson. recklosoo & Uarrow w 1 was mot W the special committee: "Mr. R'llllamaoo, the auditor ot the peso Boucle, has pieced 10 our bends* ituemeot 000t•iotor ao eltimate of the per ousts made cut of the geoar.I funds of `1 Ilne to the summer hotel. The request wes t5e corporation upon the eapltel.00001t for ! gr•sted, the work to be done under the waterworks and electrfo light purposes supervision ot the engineer and street la tremor. let of Jeoo•ry, 1902. 1be clerk had bees tn.truoted to request the Lake Huron and Nanitobe Milling Co. to base • water meter put In for the company a1 ono.. It was recommenced that the petl1(oo of E. Cam- pion and others for an electric Tight on Church street be granted. Toe clerk nee been instructed to writs for pewee of 51as• flloo and Virriola out. run of mine sod three quarters lump Dual. Prices of lead pipe had been obtained from local men, and the committee recommended Thal C J. Her per's tender, at $4.53 Per ewe , be eooepted. The report was adopted. 'the public works committee recommended that the tender of J. A. Strsehan for he turntable( of • street waterlog -wagon be secepted, the t row W be 1128 ; that J. J. Wright be permit'ed le hate the Poplar trM oppmite the Pork House cat down, the work to be done ander the tupuvl.Ioo of tee street Inspector; and that Wm HcI land's request for sewer ooeneration on Trafalgar street be granted upon his log to pay hall the cost. The report was adopted. The met'cr of poroha•iog the 4 In. water• male for extenuoo to tho aammer hotel, also supplies for same and els _trio Tight, was referred to the water and light commlt- tee with power to not. The game oommlttee also was anther:zed to patellae* • treodurmer for the rammer hotel Mr. Porter, iced misnomer for the Bell Telephone Co , asked the permission of the council for the axteoefon of the 1 crl,paay'e lace .Inly, 189',), •moaeting to $9.319.75, welch he says now maetllalse part of the fleeing debt due W the Bank of Montr.al. Ya Rllhamwo adds that including ex meditate. mode In li9Eand the early peat 0'99 tblw amount might fairly be 'estimated at $10 000, sed he sufgeit$ that debentures of the town be netted for that am,001 and the Hosting liability relieved to that extent, Lod he asks no to advise you whether this wane .•u be adopted without obtaining Le met of the IwiLl•tur• author., ag 11. We see no neo•eelty for any Leglsl.tive enation. The council undoubtedly hes seniority to use a bylaw for the Imuo of Mbeetures for any purpose ',Belo the j.nedaotlee e1 the &mewtl, though u the debt pro owed to be created hole would ex - toed over • term of veers the bylaw would, e1 coarse, have to be mbmltted to and .p• proved by t5e ratepayers. The plumes bur• le quite within the jartedlotlon of the bh it 1s o Use Beit wh mull, sync though belt/Dee to pay may have beim Irruulerly et tll.yelly so°erred, as to which, of course, es give no ooinloo. The somewhat recent ere of Fitzgerald ve. Yoleone Bank lays It down distinctly that • municipality may with the concent of the r•tepeyere raise eotey by debentures t0 repay money uo. lawfully borrowed whets the original expen- dl'nre, although not Included to the este mates, ere for purports w Ithle the jorbdie- Wet oI the corporation, u this oeriatnly Ina We would, therefore, advise tb•t the ousel] can use the bylaw proposed 11 tbe ratepayers approv.. "We .nolo.. Mr. W Ill I•m.00'u sta.s eat, "Yours truly. "1)Y'KINoole eft Oattttow." A further oommeotoatlo. from Ie N. Luis to regard be the .eweroonoeetion shish he desires was sent to the Public woke cemmities. The r000aot of the Paok•rd Electric Co , fie. Catharines, 1126, for two transformers. was referred M the finance oommotee e. Leo A ears ars the t;eastlNllee. Some remealee our* this distressing oom • D Idol to • day, some 1n a month. hot Nu- trient' Dever little to ours 10 • few mitotic Just no drops of Nervtline to sweetened water—tl.t'-'. enough and away goes the dysentery, cured W Stay cured. Nwvdlne also owes cramps. oolia,paln to the stomach, and sick headache. It hes five times the strength and curative properties of ordinary remedies, and should be In .yery bonseholo. (letter boy • 253. bottle cad try 1t. Nor viline is •11 right. Hamilton's Pills for the liter. PORTER'S HILL. MONDAY, May 52'-5. Mts. Urn Weston hasparoba•ed a wheel, Hen. Elliott, of Clinton, spent Sooday at home. The little eon of Wm. '1'lohhorns got b s arm broken last week. Mise Nell McDougall. of Kgmondvele, i. vett ng et Wm. Elliott's. Joe. Shaw hes commennd dressing stone for Henry Young's tow biro. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Morpby, of Clinton, Gardiner. home o Jns. .r spent, Monday at the r Son. Thompson, n1 the Bayfield Iio., spent Sunday as ills Rout e1 hie friend, Joo Beacom. Manhood .nflrau voters owe their rish le vote to the Liberal Government. Mao boo] suffrage in this province was carried by the Liberals in the Noe of t►e stronger, from the Conservatives. Th 151 yowler men should keep e f.ot In min when they oast their votes. All the pro grass that has teen made In leglelature 1 recent years stones to the credit o1 th Liberal Uoveremeet. ( COUNTY CURRENCY. Wloghem: Nr. and Mrs. Allem Wilson, moved to Chatham last week. W aut ghem : Ceadustor t, rk moved lest week lie hs rsldom& be reoeatly purchased 'rum V 11. Sperling. Wlo`ham: Mr. Malvin and fatally left oa hrlday art lase week fur Detroit, where they Intend to reside. W logk.w Y : ettlaed Mo1)uuald left for Portage 1a Prairie, where he has.o.epted • sltuaeioa a. operator. Hallett : Geo. Farquhar, of the '5 5 tone, hes bought the well kuowa Binge lam from Sir. Atohlbeld, of Se•fortb- Busa )ell: Joee5b Armen is taking inform ed bo:vl•ys, caused by Ws lose lel • finger nal, while playing base ball. Han►•H: kers. (Dr.) Stewart, of Battle ('reek, MIMI., is visiting reletivee and friends io H.oeall end violent,. Gll•too : The old Rattaobury street March a now being used by D. McCue vie tor maeulacturtog 5'. fenumg mills. Brunel: Earl, Thursday morning of lot week, James F:. Thompsou died at the mai- dens, of Aaron Lindsey, to this plane. Seefortb: Thos. Levy hem purubusd a handsome pair of matohs-1 grey■ from Cose per Wolper, of Zoriob, ter which he paid 1"260. Exeter : Then dist to t'eboros township, near Easter, on Friday, Noy 9th, Albert E. Johnston, aged teety seven years and six month/. Meadow, MGT ld'b, In the 66:0 year of her age. ►1re. Catlin' is • oe:the c1 toe (lily el YO'*. Ragland, and came to C.nada many.years ago, emelt • resident of CI a w. sums tbirey•two year.. Cholera : Stow the ret.rem.ot sl W. N. Maoo'.g at titmice's common .t the fir• tory we uuder.,aod that W. Knee, who has been tee 'Matsui bookkeeper, has to Weed th• appotutmeot and W. Seee001.0 has oleo been premiered is his dotles. Jae. Doherty bete j deed the office staff Tee employs o0 1 vote decided tb.t t eetoaleg tee lit of June Saturday afteroom will be taken as a holiday until the last of Ausast. li.yfielu . Uu S.turday, April 26, at the home of Ml. daurheer, Nr* Kll'ott, wife of Key. Joe F% hint, of Naris, there paced away qu fitly one of b.yfielet'e oldest ren- deots, in the person of Juba Ewa. at eighty-one yeare of age. About two year* ago the plass to wbluh he tlually .ueuamb- .d made its appearance, which seemed to be an.a.0tIoo of the cony' voters of the Malt. His loud name very quietly. being battened by • stroke of paralyses. Of good business 5.511., he was for many years • promtout figure In business and municipal 1t1e. Fur • number of year, ha was clerk of Stanley, 100 later were of Bayfield, and in polities was me ardent Liberal. Seaforth : Samuel Dlcksoa has pureha,ed the vaoent let on Mato t, between the p..ieff fie block and the old creamery, (tom K. C. Celem.o. '1uskeremlth : Thos. Sblllingl•w met whb • patoful aoideot one night lesently ; b•vlog stepped on • fruty board he fell, breakoog 5(5 arm. 1 Exeter : Wee Mary Clark arrived en Tuesday of lase week from Sin Francisco, and will spend some time with her sister, Mr*. M. J. White. Godericb towacbip : Rich. Baker has sold hie farm, lot 24, ono. 15,Goderloh township, contain:mg 100 acne, for the sum of about 15.000 to Roland Jeoklne. Grey : 'thee. Learmool, who hu been •w.y from G lar the poi twenty-seven years, has arriv book from California and la yas.lins 00 Ise 4:5 con, W Ir lam : Ise or Pel.} paid an ole g sY ficial visit to 55 night= the other day, the result bring that s'o'y hotel keeper on that town was fined 1120 and coats T'uokersmith : After • protracted Illness, oaneed by oancer, Wm. Ludlow, ooe of the pioneers of the toworblp, peered swap o0 Monday morning of last week. Seaforth : The bazaar held by the Ladles' timid of St. Thomas church, on Wednesday of last week, was a goof suooeus, nearly 170 beloq rased for the sale of work. li.ytield : Muter Wittier Erwin bed the onsfortuoe to hove his leg broken above the knee, on Monday evening of last week, while ployiog with some more boys. 1 Brussels: somebody, with no small amount of eerie, gained an entrance into the American Hoist, ung Dight I..t week and the till was rifled of about 15 00. Sealortb • Wm D,II's little boy had the mleforluoe to bunt hie arm the other day. this is the second accident of the kind the little fellow has Lal wuthla a few weeks, Hayfield : H. D•rrat, who so otsco.alully ran the Queen's Hotel the past veer is try - log to hay the Commercial from R. Batley, and take out six months license for the gum mer. ('eotoo : 1)r. i}elden's eldest goo, a grand- son of Mayor Jeekeoo, had the mesh rine' while playing with 515 little brother at their home In Toronto, to la'I sod break his arm In two plane.. Moms: The 100 acre farm of Robl Tboell, lot 18, 6.h ler. has bun bought by Joseph Smith jr., at 13500. The tareh• aver will get possusion after Mr. Tbuell hutment We year's crop. Clinton: Wee Ends Downer, of town, who 1s attending the Cornwall Geoersl Hospital, has not ouly„p.se.d her ex.mina (ion there, but has also woo the Dr. Hamtl too Medal fu; general proficiency. Bruce6eld : O. Wednesday evooine the 14th loot„ a very bappy event took place, when Mies Ella, eldest daughter o, Mr. Hugh McGregor, was united In marriage W denes • the br.d1's res John Mcl:owan t , Mr., n Stanley. Gorse : Reuben Russel and bride are spendlog (.5dr.hoceymoon in town with his tether, Wm Russell, For some years Mr Kassel has bun a station agent on the male hoe or the C. 1' R., and recently was sin tvo0e4 In British Columbia. Brussels L hush Williams, a well known resident of Hr,seele, celebrated his seventy• seventh birthday last week. He is enj y - Ing a goodly measure of health and is en. gaged drivlog the stage 5o Seaforth almost *Tory day with len Majesty's mall. Blyth : J. I;. Mover took a walk up town Monday afternoon last week for the first time store 5t* accident about • mantis ago T hs injured shoulder and Obis ate mending Slowly and merely It will be several weeks yet before he will be at le to do any work. Smforth : A handsome memorial window 1n memory of the late T. O. Kemp, was an veiled 10 St. Thomas' *burob on Sunday at the monitor axvloe. The fonts for the window were ridged by the Suodsy ,ohool children and by Mr. Kemp's old employees at the mill. Morrie : We are sorry to record I he de- cease of Mme Minnie, daughter of (lee. Kelly, 8:11 lino, whloh sad ,cant occurred on Tbored•y morning, 8:5 inst. Deoaaued had been III for some menthe, the ailment being pernicious anaemia. She was about twenty year of ate. Seaforth : D. U. Wilson le still unable to return home from Toronto, bet it Is expect ed that In the cream of a few days he will have reooversd .afholently W .01111 him to • make the journey. Mrs. D. D. Wilms want to Toronto oe Tue.day of last week to welt en Mr. Wilson. Large Arrivals of Spring Goods Have Been Placed in M°KEHZIE & HOWELL'S STOOL. bir ealn of Fencing and Fending Material this year is unprecedented. Barb Wire with us Still $2.85. IVa have tho very boat of No. 9 Coiled Steel Wire. We got ours direct from 'he wire mils in Cleveland. Perhaps you didn't know of a difference. A new Woven Fence made upright and lateral wires, all No. 9 steel wire 162 come, and is, u the name implies, an ideal Fence. Come and see it. Y'san;ovo you almost any kind of fence you want, and all good. AMER!. CAN, IDEAL, FROST and OEM, four complete fences. SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS, (IARDRN ITOSE and GARDEN Hfigh .rid RA K EN. HOUSE PAINT, inside and out. The best of them 111, the Ilollyrnod snake, more luting, better finish and guaranteed to give utuf*etjon. i;LEPHANT PURE WRITE LEAD and the lest of Linseed Ofl. µe can please you on your Hardware requirements. McKJ3NZIE & HOWELL THR PLACK TO BUY ALL RARDWARR CHKAP. EABT e/Dt •QUArtL OODERICH. MISSIONARY WORK. ♦ureal Beetles et (kes Dederick elstriet W. M. *. at,seaf•rtk. The twelfth annual 000yention of the Wornene Mtulonary Society of the Gode- rtob district of We Meitbodlet church, am ssmb'ed in she Seeforth 51.15,4:.; church, ere Tumday 13.5 toss„ with Mrs. Le•eh, decrial orgu test, preatding. Atter de- votional exsreeses, the tre,auree'1 report, 'Wish showed an expeoditllre of 58 20 from May 31. 1901, and • balance oo baud of 52.83 was read and adopted. Words of 'relearns were heartily given by Mrs. Wall - win, Soafurlb, and • Imitable reply mad• by Mrs. Waleson, of Varna. To the roll sell of auxiliaries and band, 9 .urtliartee re- ported, there using, bowerer. no report from Auburn and Bruuefi•Id. These re- pute were all very encouraging. Nearly all the sometime followed tee suggested pto gram in their aleettsgs, and find it a great help. S 1 et Lb. .00111101 Doted an in - moue la membership. The !;aster offerings were all very liberal. A goodly cumber of Outlooks are Moog t.kan. The M aeon Baud reports were fro.n Oederich. Sealorth and Holmesyille and were alto very en couragmg, Segtorih Ming the b•nuer band with 132 members. Rev. Mr. Hussar, the the only gentleman present, gave • tow words before the close of the moraing see - . loo. The promise mutton was the first order on the afternoon meeting, which 0041 both help'ul and in.piring. Mrs. Hussar o00 ducted a B We reading, to which she repro sen'e1 the Bible as a mirror which always tells us the whole truth, Thos en•bl fig us to see oursolve@ as we really arr. The 000secrat.on service was led Sy Mrs Hatt, who apothem. • few Terme found In 2 Lor. 6 ; ooe u mairl tbouihe b. lug that ate more koowledge of chyme (hinge that we learn on mirth, the greater d.ffereme It wJl make to us In heaven. Mrs Toeog, of llivtb, gave an excellent addrer■ oo work to J•p.o... Mr. l;,ffotd gar• • very eppreclative 5ap'r on Woebt of the Kseter thank offer• tog. She emphae zed 15e fact that we most not considerler thank-t.ff.nng es • part of cur tenth nicety, but it mutt Le • free will offeringynus aside from that11 tto Rift is grudgingly given the receiver may be blessed. but not so the giver. The amount of the s:.oter offering raised lest year was $8016.73, Toe suhject "Reflex left recce of Missiun •ry Work" was to have been given an • paper L.y Mrs. MoG,bfcuddy, of Godertob, but having mislaid her manuaorpt Ilse Rees • abort addreel fennel. The next Item was the Promoted Member.. Mrs. Mo Utlhcu ldy spoke feelingly nt the departed Godartoh ustsr,Nrs Codord and Mrs. Tot- ter, 'urter, the former Tieing .n 14,11 president. In the person of Mrs. Elford, of Holmes Title, we hate lost a valuable helper and energetic worker. Her zeal for the mission. any cause was very great. The quarterly tea and sewing olrole had been •rraoged for to meet .t her home on the very day on which the muter eammoned her home. She bas left • vacant pace in all kinds of Christian work'wbloh Ib seems inspos•ible to611. Two other promoted men.b,rs wer• spoken of, Mn. Reid and Mrs. Hammond, both ot, whom were Interested in thin great work. Mug Mdlough gave • most interesting and instructive addrees oo lem000ese work, explalciioe marry pointe of Interest. We. Leech was unanimously eluted as d t'rlet orgoole •r. 1 be evening meeting was presided over by Rev. Mr. Wallet's. Mrs. McMechan, of London, took ohauge of the question drawer. and •ftetwsrds gave the address of tbe eyenlog. She nod tli.t sincere and .onset workers are In great demand ler missionary work In foreign fields ; tb• needs are gnat, bet the wbrkers few. 'rh• meeting closed es eh the benediction. The oolleotlon• amouaWd to $5.04. DUN(1ANNON. Nonce.--Tbe lout agenoy In Dungannon for Tile BtoOAI. Is at the office of J. O. Ward, .1. P., oonv.yancer. Le.. who will reoelve orders for subecrip'Ione, advertising and lob work. and U authorized to give receipts for amounts paid for the same. -- TUESDAY, Sky 13 h PRR90;IAL.—Oa Sitnrd•y tbe 10th lose., Mester Wm. Crawford, .on of onr esteemed and popular general mercb.ot, 1}. J. Craw ford, left tor Toronto, where he has anooael- sd lO obtaining a good position in the whole. gale dry goods establishment of 15. R. B:ock and Co. Av he is olevrr and etude. "A11 is not gold that glitters." Shoe finish covers up shoe value, and throws Meafor b : Rev Walter Remit, B. A r° T cic upon n shoe d. Po record. The Nlalters' price on the sole, *rats his res- ponsibility for what is under the finish in - - "The Slater Shoe" event/Mist, rt will beret an .4.51 online y of }Bible teeohew, at ieefortb, on "The work of the Holy Spirit le the heart and life of the Christian " 1. will be "a lout el fat alum,a lout of wine oe the 1eee}. o1 fat Wogs full of marrow, of wines on tbileee well refined." lliawls : On tbe eve of his departore for Routh Africa, Georges McCullough, • wets keown Londoner, and • former resident el Hides.., Mlnr a eon of Mrs. W. M. Mo- Co'lnogh, wet the recipient of • neatly worded •edema sod • well filled puree. siren by his fellow employees of the elo ('try elfg. Co. McKillop : The many (Heeds to this celgbborltood will eympath'es with M11011 McMillan, formerly of MrKdlnp, but now of Gagetown. Mlohlgan, In the death of Me sen, i.,nshlho. Thesad event took plane • Rt. Mary's horpl(sl, at Khlnlander, N Icon sin, on Tuesday, the 16'h lost Thn cense of death was an a.;5t• •ttaok of Irfl.mwa- tory rheumatism. Exeter : The many friends of Mn. Jack eon, wee of the Rey. George Jackson, for merely of ,Lmemst. Mett'odtet ohorch here, will regret to barn that shots ctillSnffertog from • broken ankle sustained teat 1a11 She has bun reoeetly moving Keened on metchere bat we are Intermed that symp toms of bleed-pi.nelor 5100 developed and that bad oeasrquanoee may follow. elision' The name of Mrs. Cortina le gen orally known In (Alston. She bad been a great sufferer for many years, and aver eine. tho death of her hr*+Med, the (.te Gimlet Guiles, .boat two years ago, she hail lived with frt.nde, her lett residence being et aha Mimes Whltely',s Heron Menet. For tome Nee lately elm suB.reA Intensely, hnt bore her sf1l'etlne with Christina rselp•tlne and paned poaclfslly sway oa her birthday, heumatism. 10 Uric Acid In the blood. Unhealthy kidneys are the cause of the acid being there. If the kldneyeaeted aa they should the would strain the Uric they out of the eystenn and rheuma- tism wouldn't occur. Rheu- matism is • Kidney Die- men. Dodd's Kidney Nis Imre inside a great pan e( their reputation cu Rheumatism. Sts get at the Geese of those fearful shooting pains and stiff, aching joints. There hs but one ours way— Dodd's Sidney Pills • we have no doubt of his wooese. He will be mann mewed 1e the family and by the youcg people, with whom he w fayonte as • Vela Mrs. l5Rcme'1 mother, Mrt ?tato, of Tweed, who ►u been on a •lett to her sister, Mn, Abyah Reid, and tamp►. A.bfield, for some 'lime returned with her d•urbter and sow, ln•Iaw, Mn. aou Mr. Ritchie, to Wlogham on her way home to 1'weed, INTLL'MLNT.-00 Monday, 12th inst., the remains of the late Robert Htaoox, who died at hie residences, io'l'ewwater on last Friday atter a few dry. illness from disease o1 the kidneys, were Interred in the family plot to Dungannoo semstery, be ne...totted 15115.r by • large cortege of nl•t'ye. 1001 friend., from T.„ew•ter, Luoksow and Daingsanuu, Rev. Mr, Kat:, of Tuawatsr, wleted by lie►. T. McNair, oo0duoted the solemn °becautes. The pall Dearer. were flue sous Harty, Bert and Jeremiah, two e ons -:n taw. Mr. fowler, of Teaswater, and Wm. Sproule, oI Duogancon, and 5t* grand ono, Hen Fowler.. The deoeae 0, who had teaohed the age ot eighty-two years, wee h ighly reopened and esteemed as a rood and amiable cit:.mm by all who knew hes. and Walla coneletent and zealous member ot the Methodist ohorch for • greet many years. The bereaved relatives have the sip care sympathy of their acquaintances In the beresymeot. Mr. [Duos was a residant et Donean000 frr many year. preders to locating with hM family In Teeswater, and a large number of the cit.zens of Dungannon and tic n ly were included to the cortege.. Inettyrar Welted" Nin. Sharman, Jr. • Sole Local Agest. Jordan Mc K I M' S Block. Ooderich,. Ont. A Corset Event. W • mound 220 pain of a manufacturer's fob of hew Corset*. They u• shore Boob, fedi Maw, made of good teen, with fauoy .ateea strapping, filled with ribs and aide staple, nicely trimmed with laou, good value you would soy at 39c, 60o, we got • bergaln no that we will ses11 them at. Coronation Corsets. Millinery. VoU oao't weer tie new style of skirt I Nes hay° now some short road. of ►rlmsaleg without. • palr 01 tame. 'There's a demand whlob we make up lets No nurses style of for these, and they won made to most le. Rat* at • 5alf of their regular prise, if Straight front, abort watt, with lung hip. poi want te erten your own has we k*vs i12 00 Blank Mklrt• for St 26. leathern, dowers, oto., a1 • very low prise. Cls /, J You 0101 a Sat and you want nae for that boy, and you caws othing iflg depend•bla up -to d.0 good., loll you 400 0 0101 to pay t•o mach fog them. W. have the article you aro looking for, and at • lose price (ban you expect to pay. MHN'S PURE WORSTED SUITS —Good farmer's sable fining and mohair sleeve. well made, good fitters, and the pries is not 1110.00 but 197.00 BUYS' SUITS.— W• have some speolel vales .t 52.00, and othere op to 1600, sed all at • clews saving of from 50o each up W $2 00. M°KI M'S BUSY STORE. SPEED STYLE COMFORT Dunlop Carriage Tires Solid Rubber and Pneumatic Tires for Cycks. Autos and Carriages. Let to tell you how Iittte it costs to get the best — by letter and catalogue. S11.1 DUNLOP TIRE CO.. Lix1Tgb. TORONTO. dr J. BROPHEY & SON — TH1 L1ADINO — 'Fv►nera\ 1)Vree0l.OY xa& IV.uroa\mer a . enders earereity attended ee ae all eller% alike or day. tseetbee *tenet. Indigestion and nervousness are often the result of hurried meals. beys Effervescent Salt stimulates and tones the digest- ive organa enabling the stomach to digest perfectly. Those who suffer will find Abbeys Salt a perfect corrective of 511 stomach disorders. Dys- pepsia cannot be cured by doe - toting the effect. Abbeys Salt removes the causeslir* let by enabling the stomach to do its work pro- perly.—A mild laxative. At all druggists. HELLO THE OLD - RELIABLE ALL KINDS OF COAL ALWAYS ON HAND THR 111t41T Scranton Hard Coal IN THE MARKET Al Cool weighed on the Market Scales when you get M00 IM. for • ton. WM. LEE. Orders left at /XS A 88EPILLRD'B Store promptly attended te. How Each $100 Was Spent in 1901. Ont of every 2100 of revenue the Province spent :— About 1119 96 of it was spent for Education. " 20 62 " Maintenance Public Institutions. 6 32 14 I'ublic Works and Buildings. " 10 30 11 Administration of Justice. " 4 93 1. Railway Aid and Annuities. " 5 20 " Agriculture. " 4 76 " Hospitals and Charities. " 6 96 11 Civil Government. 11 3 32 0 Legislation. " 3 43 0 Colonization Reads. 4 43 Charges Crown Lands. 2 27 11 Repairs to Pul,iic Buildings. 14 0 12 immigration. 11 6 30 Miscellaneous Expenditure. 1 Oh II Drainage Debentures, ete. West -St. Bakery. TO_�OVBBTI8ERB. Notioe of changes must be left at this OtHoe not Liter than Saturday noon. The Copy for chimpss moat be left not le ter than Mon. day noon. Casual Advertisements accepted no to not n Wednesday of eaob week. I Bought h vo D. C a out AN- TELON'S Baking business, and will keep on hand bread made from the best Manitoba flour that can be bought. I am introducing all kinds of bread Vienna Bread Whole Wheat Bread Graham Bread Malt Bread Currant Bread Steam and Cream Loaves Twist and will make a specialty of Pure Home-made Bread This bread is made from hops and malt yeast, which is pronounced, by the medical health officers of Paris and Old London, Eng., as the most wholesome hreacl, and they condemn the forced -raising -yeast process that is used by bakers in factories aa being unwholesome and indigestible. D. J. CURRY. The Kensington Furniture Co.— HAVE APPOINTED BHYNAB & CORNELL TAILORING... 1 hay. rece.ved my New Stool of Suitings, Trouserings, etc., for Spring and Summer Wear. 1f you are getting a new spring esti, a light overcoat, or anything in my Ilea, 1 oan please you in goods, tit and price. tOieady•Nade t't.tkaag In sleek. H. DUNLOP, ;.« Mck71ep Nrtsal; Fire Irnlrvoe Ce. FARM AND ISOLATED TOWS PROP- ERTY INSURBD. 1 iV luc Of Property lasure 1 op (0 J&c. r , 1113.11411,M OS urn cxnd AND DIItzur01 e. J H. McLean, peas : T. rraeer sloe - w tes. t Jas. Connolly, D. Dale. W. O. Bmamdftet, J. Watt, Jas. Evens, J. el. Grieve, J. Iteea•wela, directors, W. re Bnadfo et, Oootorth. In•tseo- tor of loses ; T. E. Hays, Beatorth, s.oreary• tre.eurer. AuxNTe, J W. Yeo. Holmesville; James Cumml ICgniondvllle , R. McMillen, Se•forth; R Srulth, Ilarlook. Policy holders can pay asaeeem.nts and get their o•rde rea•Ipted at Mr. coati. Clinton. or •t McLean Brum' Palace Clothing Store, Gods rich Mail agents for th.ir 1h,. of Foroiture for Goderlah. This oelebrated, up-to-date Hee of Bedroom Naltee has taken the trade of Gto•da (y storm. The demand for goods from ooe end of the °wintry to the other Is the hint Proof of the quality of the article. The Ken•InggtonR • tall Store 1e on the elquare. P. BARROW HOLMES keep' constantly on hand and sell' at 1110 lowest prices Hard and Soft Coal, Cannel Coal, Blacksmith Coal Charcoal, Wood, St. Mary's Lime. The beet brands of Portland Gement, Sewer Pipe Firebrick, Fireclay. It will pay you to inspect his stock and get prices before purchasing. Omou cad Yards at the h*da of Nelson Street. Oodertob. of all else., ORSELL'S IS THE PUCE TO GET Eavestrou hing, Metal Roofing and Siding, Dairy Tinware, Iron Pipe and Fittings , g CHEAP. A Great Snap. is our Ulnen Soap, at 6o, a peeved, at which waled' • barrel • week. Thre Isn't our only snap, as we carry • verythlog that oan be found In an un to date grooery sure, and our pylons are right. The farmers know that they oan always get from us • snap for thele produce. We draw the line at no legitimate trade -- everything go.. i (11 tinware or potatoes, garden stuff or oholoset able China. We deal to all of them. T. G. TIPLING & CO., Bedford bleak. Gd+rlob JANT A STEP -LADDER? We give one away with each pound of Pure ('.ream Baking Powder purchased from ria 50e a Ib. The step -ladder alone worth the price. Try a package of our Hop Tea—not a medicine, hut a care- fully selected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific manner with specially prepared Hops. i)olicious and healthful. Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. We have $ full_al4t. rtment. Telephone No. 91. ST 7 'Y ' cos THE (,IROOs1<8.