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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH ONTARIO
GREAT CLEARING SALE o1=
date and Summer Clothing.
BARGAINS 1 BARGAINS ! 1 BARGAINS 1 !
We aro determined to clear oat every vintage of summer goods. We will not
keep goods over in this up -to date store -the goods utuet go in the season
they were intended to. Mark our prices. Every article is a bargain, and •
big bargain, too.
Awake to your interest end call sod see the bargains we are offering.
Straw Hats at Halt Price.
finery straw bat In the store --sod ws have some Lice ones -at "meetly half prlw.
1050 tad $3 00 Pearl 1''edor Haw for 11.50. $2.25 Pearl Fedora Hate for $1.25.
arfdy's fJ$ 60 sad 53 00 brown stiff hats for 75o.
fl Mens' Summer Clothing.
We have • number of broh•o limes 1a
1 fawns and grey. whloh will Ro •I • aroma.
11 your alt. is here there is • saving for you
of from $2.00 to $4 00.
113 ,alta rammed to $9 00,
$12 ••"
$S 00.
$10 " 14 $7.60.
$l0 ' $5 98.
$a 50'• •• woo,111
Boys' Clothing.
$6 50 suite reduced to $4.98
15 00 " ' • $4.60
$4.50 11 41 13.50.
$4 00 $2.50.
1!•11 early or the size you want may be
goat.
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P.*sS Mine aM f.g How. Meas Clothier. y.s tiM er sad Halt..
the $zgaa1,
t. x'QPLIIKOD
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
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9ODRRI011. TRVR3DAT, AUG, IL IISL
THERE18 TROUBLE AHEAD.
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THE prediction of Rgiiz, formerly
State Secretary of the Transvaal, that the:e
will be another war in South Afnca be-
tween the Boer rad British within three
or four years, is not so absurd es *owe
people imagine.
11 is true the Boers are disarn.ed, so far
as large guns and munitions of war are
concerned, tut every Boer retains his rifle
and knows how to use it. The Boers also
retain Heir hatred of British institutions,
and know that Britain was aa anxious that
hostilities should cease aa they themselves
were. They know, too, that when Kacuta
said the war in South Africa would be ore
that would startle hum.nity, he spoke
truly and none know it better than the
British people.
The Boer is merely resting and enjoying
a breathing spell. Another war to South
Africa may not come in throe or four
year, aa RIITZ has prophesied, but with
the lapse of time, and the s'rengthening of
the Boer condition which will thus be
brought about there need be little doubt
that there will he trouble in the Transvaal
in yearn to come. 1 he Boers will never be
reconstructed, and the anxiety displayed
by the British, at home and abroad, to
placate them will never be r.c ngnizei by
them as other than .n Iodioatiou of.weak-
nem.
SNAP SHOTS
-That coronation appear to have paased
oe nicely when we ooneieier the absence of
foreign panes and pbtenyates.
-If Sir WILFRID LAURIER would only do
or say something that would plea.. The
Mail would we not all feel sad
ulrefol
-Whether TART' is "boss of the admin -
nitration" or not, he certainly keeps our
Tory friend. guessing. theme days.
-When that Capetown girl changed per
style of raiment and went to work like a
little man, she put a great example before
the loafer of this country.
--Hamilton had a fireworks display on
eormation day, but the papers don't say
that the game. during the day consisted of
climbing the greasy pole and chasing the
greasy pig.
-II anythlog should happen to King l o-
WAaD, which may heaven torfend,we should
like to nos his level -hauled successor reach
for the hat -rack and put on the crown with-
out any flummery -that is, if the hat -rack is
tbs right place to hang crown. oar. �-
NEVER HEARD OF A WORSE CASE•
t.pa.ee elan Who woe a ('ripple rev Tears
Tells thew U. W., Spired.
N•ealetx, ONT , August 18-(Ypeol•I) -
Rverybody la this neighborhood knows
Simon Warner, tad all who know him know
Mal for • long time he was • h.lplase cripple
with lame back.
Ho as, so bad that hie wife bad to lift
Palm
in and out of bed for months.
"A neighbor who had been cured by I)old's
Kidney fills recommended this remedy to
Ur, Warner.
Q 1'6ey cured him cum plat sly sad hs say.: -
"My wife and 1 b,.y. treed in ail •boo'
25 boxes of Dodd'. Kidory Pills and I os■
certainly aeon mart them very heartily as
• ogre for lame bock for they oared m., and
1 atter heard of • worm Mm thea mini."
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THOS. MACQUE EN.
A Seattle% Paper. Tribute le • Warmer adl.
ter et "Thejaawal."
The following, from The Kilmarnock
Standard, refers to the late Thomas Mao
queer, who edited 'Pitt SIGNAL rm the early
day.. The ttitu'e will be duly appreciated
ty • number of the old tome.• who remem-
ber the brilliant but errata gonins who did
. o e.0 h to beteg Heron into prominence In
the early days.
One of the most Sedated of the minor
poets of Ayrshire, and yen one of the least
known to the preeeat generator, was
rhome Ragusa, of Baskin, near Huth,
when he was born in 1804. He was
brought up as • mono masoo,and works d a1
his trade then till 1842 or 1843, w hen hs emi-
grated to Caoad.. Settling at Ltte Huron
6e became tditor of • nepep•per, and having
bought some land, he latterly smeared with
e umese to farming. He died there •boot
1860 The jets Mr. James M'Kle has
wnttea on the fly -leaf of • amine of hi.
posma : '•Mocgusen 1 knew, whoa • year
man, well, and BArktp wee • great mart for
a number of literary youth, He was a
superior genluu-erratlo withal, eves to
wildness to some of bar Ideas ; .till, we
youth. revered, lova, and ,doted him.'
His first pablloettoo-"Poem. and !tongs on
Various Subjste by Thomas M•cgo.0
(Glasgow, 18261 -teems to aye fallen .till
born from the prier. Mr MAI. does not
appear to have bete .ware o1 it. Better
ancones attended the poet's se000d vestnre-
M► Gloaminp Amasemecte, a Variety of
Poems on Several Serious and Rntertablog
Subplots, by Thomas Maoqum',idaeon, ora
H.ith.'• (Broth: printed by John Smith.
1831 ) This volume is dedicated "to
James Debi. 6. 1 . Reith," 'L. • tokt a of
gratitude and Warn by bit obtdonlservant.
the author." The D„b:• family, wbo hove
been ao honorably Identified with the
antiquarian literature of Ayrshire, oo Moced
to be kind patr•os of M•cq ueeo, and his
.u0000edleg work, "The Exile • Poem l0
Seven Bookie-Kilmer/4w : James Dacia.,
1836) -le dedicated t. Mr. William D. me,
Gran/sale. This Ie. much more •m6itleut
and elaborate work thin soythinbefore
attempted by M•ogeo.., 'windbag tb
aboo1130 pager, sed abounds with spirited
legendary episodes whloh exhibit oouslder.
epic oonatrual•e .kill as well as imaginat-
ive power. "1'b• Moorland Mlo.tril"--
(iilea.ow : prlalnl by Molr, Gowan', a l'o ,
4 Dunlop Street, for the author, 1840) -
inductee soother poem of similar length
entitled "The World," whtoh oouslete of
lour book. In blank arse, sod may be de.-
oribed as a wet of sealer "Course of
Time" -.bout as wade in Its range •. that
•amour C•Ivlolmtio •plc. but dealing with
the Droh'eme of social, religious, and pollti
oal life from • very different, yet withal •
t standpoint. It is ds ttcated "ro Me
POtl•otroptat, Robert Gwen, !Coq ," ekoes
theories had monk deep tato the mlad of the
port philosopher of !WAIF.. The pato
was evidence of veld• realm', •scammee
iotelleo:aal erup. and • lellotty of •erste
elation which 1■ remarkable In such a man,
Some pro.. sseeye, apo published b)
kl.oqueeo, show the and of • ready and
vigorous writer. In some of the lyric.
'aloft make up the last-mentioned volume
be is sea at 61. best. "An Adder''. to
Gornook," lo.eribed to Mr William Debbie,
was vary much admired by Mr. st•Ki., who
.Si wont to recite with fervent appreota•
Lion the •eras bedtnoiag-"The Itghtsnme
heart, the laughing rye," The poem le too
Ioog to quote in full, but • few stoats may
be taken as a 1 DI. sp.olmon .f the
•uthor'.lyrlwl powers
T6. Rgbteems heart- the leughln'.vye-
'I he hope that lured me on -
The solos that sang my !allay,
And the youthful pens that s my
toe -
Theme ell .re dead and gone.
Ohs budding spring the blooming May-
ne bl•okblyd's soothing .train -
The schoolboy's gambol. on the way,
But brier to mind • happier day,
That cannot Dome motto.
No ▪ change has corneae thea --t he years
'1'6.t flatly have gime by,
Aad mingled arrows, sloths, and ear,
And blighted hopes and fostered tears,
Hors failed to dra's thea dry.\
• . • \ .
Aril thou west ere (Ilengarorek'e fail
Ned revered/wad■1 heed i
m
Then saw the
glories of its hall,
Thou tinged the regciem of Its fall
tt'hen countless years bsye Hod.
Yea, thou wort ere frail fleating men
Earth'. flowery sorties trod,
Thou ••• 'at him first presume to sten
And reason f.Irly from the piss
Thal Mid him of • Ued. Ai
Pion eaw'et Isle Druid alis dyed
With blond e1 herniae men; ts"
With beer and quiver by hie ride,l
Rs r■ g d for prey the forest wide. v'
The meuelale and the glen.
Re changed his painted ekla and hair,
He treed and sacrifice -
And, bemmlrg though the weeds ef Blair,
'rhea heard 'et Meint Wimple... ev'•lag
prayer
To mantles. deli lee.
Them sees% hien still the ohlld el oheage,
Nor less the oailA of thrall,
Ahiarles attires healthy range
For prison 'ell and commerm strange,
With semen* • God at all.
And yet then art saohang.l ; trim flmd
Rath fn•m'd .nd Bed awy,
I.e•.•. thy Balm •tad nail,. inset)
To ag se 1111, and vale, and wood,
Thy phtlaeophie lay
1)owe, deem to assn's dread shy..
Thy water, ee of yews,
in artless waves sueree.el•s pre.• ;
Val, Waage! thy stream trews toothlike IMG,
Nor grows the eaves more
Roll ea, thee I:yqald .lousy that ;
Moll
on. ■rlhloha I see,
la thy aabreken waters flees,
A efts. • pledge, an emblem meal
Of Immortality.
My toll. wore frame, like thine, may seem
Fad sinking to decay ;
My life, ur spirit, like thy stream, •
Lit ep at H '• unfailing beam,
Mast glow, 113d glow for aye.
Glide oe, thou moorland neer-r,ll
Thy daik waves to 16e sea -
So speeds my flatter, deathless soul
To some far, straw, mysterloas sunt
la vast oternity.
The ams volume contains some verses in -
welled by Macgs..n to the Kilmarnock
poets.., Miss Melia Peal Atrd, for whom
be had a wetm regard, and to whom, short-
ly before Isavl.g for Marta, 6e coot the
lellowIo, "!•r.well Address t. Brltala,"
whlob is now printed for the Met time from
the original maoueoripl
Dear 1.1., 1 dreamt not, lwontt' year. ego,
That 1 should wander on • at -anger land ;
1 dreamt not that that fond, toad filial glow
That bound my soul Ie the bold, rugged
strand
Should dim and darken email the maglo
wand
Of despot poverty, whose rammer sears
And blights and bulobers with uash:toktsg
bud,
Mteepl.g la bitterness and burning tears
The friendships, hopes and loves of mar•
than twenty year,.
No sorrow wraps my guiltless imacm the,
Icor rloom'd my brow 'Death grief'. anhal-
low'd thrall ;
Fresh pleasures toes on every hill and glen,
But a6 ! those bright Wore dleapp•a'd, a
fall
The leaves of Autumn, one by one, till all
Were sunk ao dealt -!Ike darkoo.•, and ante
The heart that loy'd them, bleeding o'er the
pall
Of p•rl,h'd rleasaree, shi,er'd forth • troan
And seemed to darken too a. thourh It
lived slooe.
Tby sone, my native Isle, were gay .and
glad,
And tea wort hula "Lod ,,t oho brave
and free' ;
Thou breatbeat now of taol!oo, feud, and
fraud,
The heartless be tut of eyoopbaat and slay..
Thy boated Ns that proudly wont to ways
Ae omblrm o1 the free is justly borl'd
From Freedom's tower to flap• o'er Fier
dom's grays,
For bondsmen groan whtre'er that gig'll ab•
furl'd,
Aar1 thou art all-wheres hall'd the "1 fe
curse of the world."
While omission beats that iery• their lord
are led
And lodg'd and oar'd tor, proud Immortals
mast
First beg ler work, thea bet again for broad,
And toil acd sweat and gnaw the bitter
0,111.1.
L eking the band that ',rinds them to the
dust.
Thus famlee'festor'd malloce trawl the sell
'Midst psmper'd Iexsry and bleated bat,
For mere .xbtenm willing still to toil,
Yet shivering die of want on their own
wealth-4org'd tele.
And the toands of boodag'd enemy are
head ;
The tyres, trembles not -Ills men of blood,
Poor trampled serfs who murder for remarry,
Cas glye their trieads cold sabre -blades tor
food ;
Aed the dreams of sympathy, as It subdu'd
By one sold-Ruplog mama, stand still,
And each roe's seal to eslti.h soliale
Groans Lke an anob, rite, baoumb'd and chill,
With, at one drop of balm to mama other.'
1 go, my native I.1e, 1 leave thy shore
1■ grief and poverty -the filial fire
Berne dimly .ow and an revive no mere,
tied yet 1 leave thee not In fretful ire,
'rt. true 1 quail to see ntari d man expire
'Midst grater wealth than e'er the world
has know.,
Yee, wealth beyond alt des desire,
And tet 1 hear Shy fan.bh'd children groan,
Aod lee', or thank I feel, these children ire
my owr.
But oh 1 whale er my fare, where'er 1 room,
.4rtlent voice will tattooer In my ear :
With all thy faults thou were thou, art my
home,
Ta ran ed snot u'ry of all that's dear ;
The haunts, the peso1111 which memory must
re. bright blest hour. of boyhood'. baysot
glee -
All, all of love that'. lovely and .team -
('6e fee, few friends that stall were Intends
me-
'Ihese a11, my native lend, are yet • part of
fb. r.
1 love thy very duet ; in It Is laid
T•,e household friends that led me on life'.
1 loy'd their oho tad have often paid
A tearful tribute to lb* senseless olay.
'Tu soperstrt ionC.Ii It so, it may,
But well I wet It shrieks not from a uame ;
NA' tire's moot homage to decay,
It glows o'er prince and peatl•nt's grave the
same,
Nor would 1 with the real lhdt annoy feel
the• fl.me.-.-,_--
h'arewell,. dear We, full maty • harp has
rant
I'hihe doleful note, this melancholy knell ;
The holiest minstrel that has ever slog
in grief ronr'd forth hl. pensive "Fare thea
well ! "
Bal hard•, in mel.dy Irks wtz.rd'. spell
The mere dull sounds of sorrow may express,
For •h ! 14 en, and l.rewdle oan.ol tell
The deep, iletk, dismal horror of distils le,
The bosom-bll.thtlog pang, the parting bit -
Morose..
Firewall ! I eau, 1 must use fashion's form•,
The feeheg 11ves to breath itself in slgha
I. will survive through coming .elms end
e•orms
11116,61y other oherbhed feeling Ates
Let weal or wee await my next impels.,
in gloomy grief or mirth and leerily,
'heath it inters tiwel or Summer's aai.ny
skies,
While memory mite th. part my tboagbt.
most be
I kc lajarsd..gool155 150.1., • 1. w..det .
n.5 over thee,
• TIOMAM MACQCg5N,
T the set hen's friend, Mos Meets, A'r'.
R•rk:p, 18th Feb'uaty, 1842
tn order to o•d,rtand the Iese of Mow
.vers the re.d,r must take in,o °onsidert
'toe the political condition of tl • 0000117
the lima The Chartist .5i atlnn win a'
re lin gat, end ,here was armorial dlioen•
tent'. m• og tits working .lamer, seeing from
he pr. wailing/ pnver-y sort distress. Th.
Whit Uoverome.t whloh mune Into power
alter 110 peming of the Bret Reform Bill
'.ad grievously disappointed the expenta.
toes o1 the maesre, sod the Opium War
with Cn na had brought odium upon the
Dation. A few month. before Maclean'.
"Tn.w.lt" was panned, ,lames Rowell
I swell, then in early youth, bad eon•
tnbatel to "Graham's Mag. eine," stilted t
Edger Allen Poe, • mom entitled "M.rr�
Rowland," In whish similar esutImente
w.'. etpressed, and tim peretratlrg satire
of which afford. • foretaste of the famou.
"Rigloe remora ' As it does Dol appear In
Lowell's tel awed works and le • attrition
tit Its way, we quote a few stemmas :
Thou hast Mee menu, Esplend
But eat thou merry sow,«
WI1b sweat .l •goulr'eg years
Upon thy harlot brew,
Grimed with 1h• sin, ke et fare..*
That forge with e'asieed art
1 hei Imes el darkness that shot la
Ike poor man's esaryt•g kw*?
Oh fres and Christie. Racked I
no Blade wife .n sero
Snail burn herself In that broad realm
Saint George a Cross waves o'er ;
Tota tat the champion of the right,
The iriend of the operate,
And Done but freemen now shall tread
1'h!ne Indies of the West.
Bat thou east .hip thy poison,
Wray from lean Hindu slave.,
To 8l1 all China with dead soul.
That rot In living graves,
teed, that thy fa1t6 may not be MD
Barron of goodly work.,
At Sart Jean IYAore thee aant'.t ao
'1'o Heat's throe thousand Turks.
File/ high your treaty nape to air,
Olay., of the forte and loom,
If en the .o 1 ye're pent and dared,
Vet nodes. oath there'. room :
Fling high your nape, for, God be praised.
Year epitaph shall be,
' • N ho eats his f.Ot on 60511th soil
Tnecoeforwerd be 1. tree
Shoot too for merry Ko,laod
Ye factory children tblr,
Upon whose tittle hearts the tan
Hath never .nem looked in ;
For, when your hollow eyes shall close
The poorhouse hell to balk
(Thank God for liberty of speech),
The Parliament w111 talk. tl •
a??
Woe to thee, t.11.o Englaert,
Who io thy nightmare deep,
O'er a yoloaoo's heart doth toss
What* .nddon wroth .hall lwp
Of teat fergot:, n Titan
Who now is trodden down,
That one weak (:aelphic gill may wear
Har playttune of a crown !
It at difficult to rept to tat the author of
.hese stinging .oro, a .fterw.rds Imam., the
Ambeisador of the Uolt.d States to the
C. art of S'. James, • "persona g•ata" with
Her Majesty and the Kaglish arutooraoy,
en 1 the termite orator or literary and .r
Halo olrole* l0 London But times
-not Lowe'l so much -bad changed, and
the dl.xooteot wb ch clouded the early
years of Queen Vlmoriaj mien, bed long
.go, through the repeal of the Corn Law.
.nd otter mtuuree of reform, ei.io plea
to loyal and patrlotfo pride to the politfoal
freedom and Industrial prosperity of the
country.
rime femmes Cease et Reader f e.
Perks the most general manse of 6
soh• an • In sores* 1.• eyes 11 n
tarrb. • simplest ours 1. to I
mediated por of Catarrh, zto oh tr.-
yeses ever it oell eta air • of the
:brat, lacy ed now. I. myriad. of
germs at ever oath • n ".ray muooa,
dfaohsrgee, pr • ad heals the mem-
braneestate a It 1011 a sp'e idol
r.m•dy for h .. old its action 1s 05,-
5,10 Iqg 1 - 1.....s of ate throat
.a i on - . eafoees, . 0ehttie. asebmo .o4
oaten . A trial will •nyfoo. the moot
. oeptl. that OAttarrhn. e m all right.
LNG• • m ., $1.00; trial, , 2So. Drug-
gists o' Polvon & 00., King 0, Oat.
Dr. Hamilton's P111. oar• tlpatioo.
Thiess Test tetell Ur. Rvrel.
Milwaukee ,ieei*oel : Rao.., Wt,., July
28, -Peter BONI, • ammeter and contract.
or of thea otty, con no d.a',t I.y olefin to
baying met with • larger number of •co -
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saw, R.00v•rmg from 161., both of his
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Neil la order so 1 ribs were brtkse,
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His head was out open and jaw broke. by •
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For a time his mldortuosa teased. Leas
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As Excellent Tonic
The6 is what w• gad la
Wyth'• Malt Extract
Some Mall Kstrsal are very muoh like
prows. 16is t. nue that klad. I► Is Maly
antrliIve and medicinal, ooaMlaing
MORE MALT,
MORN ACTIVE DIABTABE,
LESS ALCOHOL
time any other make
It le therefore the base, Batter call and
see abont It.
Let as Introduce you to
Zymol• Tooth Powder and
Zymole Tooth Paste,
chit (ap'10-daw aolessptio tooth Amato*
They aro booths to reruns of disease mid
deoay.
Tourists
ve 10,1wd to imppe.00t oar aseertmal ef
Amerloaa Toilet /titbit/.
LYON'S TOOTH POWDER,
POZZONI'8 and TerLows FACIL
POWDERS, Eta
W. C. GOODE, Chemist,
m /LOOK,
aiDFORD
IT'S IN THE AIR.
Everybody knows
about S.W.P. It's
success is In the
air.
It gains fame for
itself with every
gallgnthat'sspread
on a house.
Uniform good
quality has given
it a popularity
greater than any
other paint on the
market.
When you want
to paint a build -
Inside or out-
side
THE
SHERYIN-W,LL/AMS
PAINT
will do__ It.. better
and more econom-
ically than a n y
other. It will wear
longer, look better
and cover more
surface.
It's a paint with
a reputation found-
ed on merit. Ask
us for color cards.
N. D. RO UGV lE
r
The Cash Hardware Store, Goderich, Ont.
Hammocks
Our line of Hammocks this
from 75c to $5.00, We handle
"Stag" brand, known for their
fast colors.
A 34 s 72 tlammeok, .red, with pillow
A 36 z 76 Hammock, fa , with pillow
A 36 1 76 H.mmoct', lull ool.rij, pillow pod drapery
A 40x 80 H.mmock, fall color&, blas or bleak, silk war
drapery ..�
Croquet Sets, 4
Croquet Se
PING POND
Band Paper
Wood
Balls, 5v'
KI
Full get
Fal I
Full
ranges
e famous
rability and
51.50
8.00
3 00
• t $1.00
q. 50
2.50
D'S BOOK STORE
PURE INCREDIENTS.
Every drop of water, every ounce of' flour,
all of every ingredient that goes into Par-
ne11.Dean's Bread is taRoi for its purity
and its nutritive value.
We use the best ingredie is to make
the best bread.
Parnell Dean's Bread is best by far.
Contains 20 per cent, more
gluten, is lighter, whiter,
sweeter and richer than any
other bread. It is made in
the cleanest bakery in Canada.
Order it from
W. P. WESTOBY,
AGENT,
lIimilton St., 6odei1 j.
1
The Western Fair, SEPT.
LONDON. f2-20, 1902
1
22-1
A MEDLEY Or 11PEOTAOULAR MERIT.
I'rof, Hntnhtson, the Hnmao Bomb, In • thrt1Log Bello.. Asomeion
and Paaohote prop. The marvellous Clots Male. Thi Osmium to •
mas•Uen •0.. 1.7. The great Gay, ►6e Handeae Kiss, The 0 Bap.,
Csatineatal Itomntrigoe,. Manning and Da Crew, lameth Meeop.de..
Rom Nayarit), with her troupe of Trained Troptoal Bird*. , Tke Bard
Res., Acrobotie Wowlers. (Miriade 64..lon•., Cornet Virtue* M
magol-
Bnt Pyrotechnlm end many ether feature*. Specie) teal..style. over
•11 Ilase, hxblblte farther ahead than the Mmes, Omuta' leildiewsly
Mantlfsl, Buildings Irresietably laviU.a.
Prise Lista, Nape. Programs and Information for the taking Rem
LT.•00I. W. M. OARTB pORraR J. A. N;LLiTa _
rY.
Lord RMtReaep is Thar..
"''hard R1M6...,, upon hie sietsSlon 1. the
peerage, has Wka the same, etyls, amid Ile is
of Vlme.t 516.8..., o1 Khartoum, and of
the Vaal is the Colony of the T'rasav►d, sod
sad of Aspall 1a the maty .15.1.16.
T6. vloesa/y,ta 66a atomises of mat. Wee
M his lerda61p, Y M me M resetad.r ie ►Y
daeg8tmr. If way; sad la the start .t Share
bales as Yee, tke'rtmaledor M to `n to his
lordship's eldest brother, llNes.l Haw,
Kttebeaer and hie heir, er laOMaels to the
awned brother, Major -Lucus) Waiter R11
Musser, sed 61. Mire. -Leeds. itaily Mall.
Seaton\ t Miss Kat. 0ewaa has home ef•
seed and hes sawed oho pesl6*.. Is the
Poen Arthur ss6ss[, IM eaary baled 5400
1 '
I t
"STRICTLY
KIT,-
_
s
41*TE
STYLISHNiS.S for the ladies. '
COIMFORTABLENESS'for the mea. .
RUGGEDNESS for he children.
We've picker) our stock warding
to these ideas.
Aad style doesn't leave out durability..
N.ther dors long war sacrifice looks
It needn't and it doesn't.
--
All-round shoe goodness for every member
of every family. Ae low as 11.00 • pair.
As high as $5.00, but all worth what yea
are asked to pay.
irTt 3
W. SHARMAN
Snail burn herself In that broad realm
Saint George a Cross waves o'er ;
Tota tat the champion of the right,
The iriend of the operate,
And Done but freemen now shall tread
1'h!ne Indies of the West.
Bat thou east .hip thy poison,
Wray from lean Hindu slave.,
To 8l1 all China with dead soul.
That rot In living graves,
teed, that thy fa1t6 may not be MD
Barron of goodly work.,
At Sart Jean IYAore thee aant'.t ao
'1'o Heat's throe thousand Turks.
File/ high your treaty nape to air,
Olay., of the forte and loom,
If en the .o 1 ye're pent and dared,
Vet nodes. oath there'. room :
Fling high your nape, for, God be praised.
Year epitaph shall be,
' • N ho eats his f.Ot on 60511th soil
Tnecoeforwerd be 1. tree
Shoot too for merry Ko,laod
Ye factory children tblr,
Upon whose tittle hearts the tan
Hath never .nem looked in ;
For, when your hollow eyes shall close
The poorhouse hell to balk
(Thank God for liberty of speech),
The Parliament w111 talk. tl •
a??
Woe to thee, t.11.o Englaert,
Who io thy nightmare deep,
O'er a yoloaoo's heart doth toss
What* .nddon wroth .hall lwp
Of teat fergot:, n Titan
Who now is trodden down,
That one weak (:aelphic gill may wear
Har playttune of a crown !
It at difficult to rept to tat the author of
.hese stinging .oro, a .fterw.rds Imam., the
Ambeisador of the Uolt.d States to the
C. art of S'. James, • "persona g•ata" with
Her Majesty and the Kaglish arutooraoy,
en 1 the termite orator or literary and .r
Halo olrole* l0 London But times
-not Lowe'l so much -bad changed, and
the dl.xooteot wb ch clouded the early
years of Queen Vlmoriaj mien, bed long
.go, through the repeal of the Corn Law.
.nd otter mtuuree of reform, ei.io plea
to loyal and patrlotfo pride to the politfoal
freedom and Industrial prosperity of the
country.
rime femmes Cease et Reader f e.
Perks the most general manse of 6
soh• an • In sores* 1.• eyes 11 n
tarrb. • simplest ours 1. to I
mediated por of Catarrh, zto oh tr.-
yeses ever it oell eta air • of the
:brat, lacy ed now. I. myriad. of
germs at ever oath • n ".ray muooa,
dfaohsrgee, pr • ad heals the mem-
braneestate a It 1011 a sp'e idol
r.m•dy for h .. old its action 1s 05,-
5,10 Iqg 1 - 1.....s of ate throat
.a i on - . eafoees, . 0ehttie. asebmo .o4
oaten . A trial will •nyfoo. the moot
. oeptl. that OAttarrhn. e m all right.
LNG• • m ., $1.00; trial, , 2So. Drug-
gists o' Polvon & 00., King 0, Oat.
Dr. Hamilton's P111. oar• tlpatioo.
Thiess Test tetell Ur. Rvrel.
Milwaukee ,ieei*oel : Rao.., Wt,., July
28, -Peter BONI, • ammeter and contract.
or of thea otty, con no d.a',t I.y olefin to
baying met with • larger number of •co -
ACTtt t(tr ,�
e'KT1. Itf R
KaOlt BOWELS
UFECT'UALLYI
tis roiptiS es s;
OVERCOMS
1.14
PERMANENTLY
ITS gENFFIGIALEEcr�
floti
BUN' THE GENUINE-MAN'F'D BY
epIWNIARSYRVPC
so.sr't(r 'lance ?�N�et
fop iAt(1y Aft Dmm66ws. g1Kt 30t.ftf amu,
dents In hie lifetime, and still Bye to tell It,
than most p.rso.. to the world,
Mel le about 50 years of ane. Thirty odd
'sore ase 61, mhforluoes oommeaced when
both hand. were terribly ripped by • bozo
saw, R.00v•rmg from 161., both of his
onklse were broken by • fall from • bon.,.
Neil la order so 1 ribs were brtkse,
then Eft left arm and later the right arm.
His head was out open and jaw broke. by •
fall.
For a time his mldortuosa teased. Leas
than two year. ago both of Lu legs were
broken •t Milwaukee and 6e was crushed
about the body so that few boner were whole.
It took over • yeer to get around. Shortly
after, he fell from • step ladder and was
lsjor•d denaerously internally. Now he
again hes a broken arm, haying bees loist•d
•s Kenosha.
Beff.l said today that he di! not believe
he had • whole boa. In hu body'
M Yee Belch Lias t
I1 yon hays ncesey sena
stomach, • bad taste In
e che- ber hot
N•rvd're
and certain oar
dispels the t , m see
feel from trees at ono,.
splesdi for tramp., collo,
. tom aid b.wel troublessal oo..
Zhu. Bettor try It.
Ur. Hast'toa'a Palle oars oon,Hp•uor.
In the
mouth. Road
dr. pr of Poison's
ori wirer 'e a quick
'Ins aids digestion,
omMrtab'e and
Ilse is 1,1et
otery,
sly
Diamond Hall
of Canada.
R
Established in the year 1854,
our business has experienced a
steady advancement until the
present day.
Our stock of Diamonds,
Fine Jewelry and Silverware
is universally conceded to be
the largest in Canada, and our
reputation for fair treatment
of our patrons is such am to
command confidence.
Our handsomely illustrated
catalogue will bring you in
touch with'our present stock
and a copy of this will be
cheerfully forwarded you upon
application.
RYRiE BROS
•1
Yens sad A4.tsld. stn..
TORONTO.
We prepay eharggea
.ad rete.d seamy 11 desired.
STRACHAN'S
MACHINE AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP
-AT TER OLi) BTAND-
Victoria Street, Godard
JAS. A. BTRAOHAN has
1.6.. over the plant and bushiest
eondu trod snot .fully for m many
years by hie father, the late D. K.
Straeho,, and intends ratting the
a1 ep In the const op -in date mem
nor por•ible.
He tell mike • await, of .11
binds of rapeirine, such as
Threshers and Engines, Binders,
Mowers. and all kinds of Farm-
ers' Implements
M.II Machinery, Marine, 8ta-
i onary and Portable Engines
thoroughly overhauled an dre-
paired.
Pipe and Steam Fitting,
Machine and Blacksmith Work
of all kinds done to order.
All the specialties manufactur-
ed by the late D. K. Strachan
will still be made on the prem-
ises.
11611 or wile fee pollinators.,
Jas. �. Stracdau
As Excellent Tonic
The6 is what w• gad la
Wyth'• Malt Extract
Some Mall Kstrsal are very muoh like
prows. 16is t. nue that klad. I► Is Maly
antrliIve and medicinal, ooaMlaing
MORE MALT,
MORN ACTIVE DIABTABE,
LESS ALCOHOL
time any other make
It le therefore the base, Batter call and
see abont It.
Let as Introduce you to
Zymol• Tooth Powder and
Zymole Tooth Paste,
chit (ap'10-daw aolessptio tooth Amato*
They aro booths to reruns of disease mid
deoay.
Tourists
ve 10,1wd to imppe.00t oar aseertmal ef
Amerloaa Toilet /titbit/.
LYON'S TOOTH POWDER,
POZZONI'8 and TerLows FACIL
POWDERS, Eta
W. C. GOODE, Chemist,
m /LOOK,
aiDFORD
IT'S IN THE AIR.
Everybody knows
about S.W.P. It's
success is In the
air.
It gains fame for
itself with every
gallgnthat'sspread
on a house.
Uniform good
quality has given
it a popularity
greater than any
other paint on the
market.
When you want
to paint a build -
Inside or out-
side
THE
SHERYIN-W,LL/AMS
PAINT
will do__ It.. better
and more econom-
ically than a n y
other. It will wear
longer, look better
and cover more
surface.
It's a paint with
a reputation found-
ed on merit. Ask
us for color cards.
N. D. RO UGV lE
r
The Cash Hardware Store, Goderich, Ont.
Hammocks
Our line of Hammocks this
from 75c to $5.00, We handle
"Stag" brand, known for their
fast colors.
A 34 s 72 tlammeok, .red, with pillow
A 36 z 76 Hammock, fa , with pillow
A 36 1 76 H.mmoct', lull ool.rij, pillow pod drapery
A 40x 80 H.mmock, fall color&, blas or bleak, silk war
drapery ..�
Croquet Sets, 4
Croquet Se
PING POND
Band Paper
Wood
Balls, 5v'
KI
Full get
Fal I
Full
ranges
e famous
rability and
51.50
8.00
3 00
• t $1.00
q. 50
2.50
D'S BOOK STORE
PURE INCREDIENTS.
Every drop of water, every ounce of' flour,
all of every ingredient that goes into Par-
ne11.Dean's Bread is taRoi for its purity
and its nutritive value.
We use the best ingredie is to make
the best bread.
Parnell Dean's Bread is best by far.
Contains 20 per cent, more
gluten, is lighter, whiter,
sweeter and richer than any
other bread. It is made in
the cleanest bakery in Canada.
Order it from
W. P. WESTOBY,
AGENT,
lIimilton St., 6odei1 j.
1
The Western Fair, SEPT.
LONDON. f2-20, 1902
1
22-1
A MEDLEY Or 11PEOTAOULAR MERIT.
I'rof, Hntnhtson, the Hnmao Bomb, In • thrt1Log Bello.. Asomeion
and Paaohote prop. The marvellous Clots Male. Thi Osmium to •
mas•Uen •0.. 1.7. The great Gay, ►6e Handeae Kiss, The 0 Bap.,
Csatineatal Itomntrigoe,. Manning and Da Crew, lameth Meeop.de..
Rom Nayarit), with her troupe of Trained Troptoal Bird*. , Tke Bard
Res., Acrobotie Wowlers. (Miriade 64..lon•., Cornet Virtue* M
magol-
Bnt Pyrotechnlm end many ether feature*. Specie) teal..style. over
•11 Ilase, hxblblte farther ahead than the Mmes, Omuta' leildiewsly
Mantlfsl, Buildings Irresietably laviU.a.
Prise Lista, Nape. Programs and Information for the taking Rem
LT.•00I. W. M. OARTB pORraR J. A. N;LLiTa _
rY.
Lord RMtReaep is Thar..
"''hard R1M6...,, upon hie sietsSlon 1. the
peerage, has Wka the same, etyls, amid Ile is
of Vlme.t 516.8..., o1 Khartoum, and of
the Vaal is the Colony of the T'rasav►d, sod
sad of Aspall 1a the maty .15.1.16.
T6. vloesa/y,ta 66a atomises of mat. Wee
M his lerda61p, Y M me M resetad.r ie ►Y
daeg8tmr. If way; sad la the start .t Share
bales as Yee, tke'rtmaledor M to `n to his
lordship's eldest brother, llNes.l Haw,
Kttebeaer and hie heir, er laOMaels to the
awned brother, Major -Lucus) Waiter R11
Musser, sed 61. Mire. -Leeds. itaily Mall.
Seaton\ t Miss Kat. 0ewaa has home ef•
seed and hes sawed oho pesl6*.. Is the
Poen Arthur ss6ss[, IM eaary baled 5400