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CHURCH CONGRESSES
teacloth,. at the be I ■eedlps e1 Eke
Methodist ■ase Leglseaa N.dles.
At the Angiloan U•neral Syned, which
has closed its einem et Montreal. en impor-
tant motion that was introduced sod dM-
ouwed et some length was as fellows :
I•hat, the upper Hoose 0000crrlag, a jobs
committee of both hens.- be appeintea (5)
to %eke such sups se may be oeoete,.r, to
hats the cbercb is the Ib,mioion of Canada
designated by a d''atlootive netiooal Dame,
ea in the twee of Ireland. South Afrle or
the United States ; (b) to publish an edill.
„1 the boot , f common prayer, with eanh
wife's sister Dame up on a neesenzs from the
Home of Bisbupe, maktog the prayer book
table of prohibited degrees the law of the
whole church This table Ir,nudes the pre
hibltton of marriage with a doomed wife's
stater and • doomed wills sister's daughter
Toe message was 0000arred In. Marriage
with a deoeaeed wife's sister or daughter Is,
therefore, prohlMtd tkrougeout the whole
church In Caned..
The Timone of divorce, or rather of the
marrow of divorced persons, was discussed
at length but no act toe was taken.
A very important subject discussed by
the Yyaod was that of the revival et the lay
diaconate. it was felt that the church had
additions and adaptations as may be rt- suffered to the past for lack of the .tension
yulred by the needs of the country ; I r1 to of the diaconate, and that it might be fres'
define and limit the title and datt.. of toe le the
stgtbeorder. bore edhe a tel at and
tion lefrated
various eocie taettcal &Hi rex to which clergy
men may be appointed by any Bishop In "mob could render good ears., a end do work
1'aeadt. Ae emooded motion, c.clodiog which had been neglected by the ohsroh In
only the first of the above three Glenne, tbo'past, though other bodies bad aeder.tood
wit afterwards sulatltuted, but It was given ; Its Importance end hal r been indifferent.
months' hoist Alterwards the tend A reeolut too was pawed to allow the read -
ciliate of the ortgiaal motion was taken up, lag of the Scripture lemons to the churches
tot wee detested. The second clause, that I from the revised version.
referring to the palatable/ of am edition of Toe Usoesal Synod brought Its delibere-
the book of common prayer, was then one- Mons to a 0000'usioa with a pastoral letter,
entered, and an moodiness to it, as follows, I the first of Its kind signed by all the li ebope
wee passed enanlm.usly , se heads of the Church of England I.
" i'hat it Is cow oonveelent and desirable Canadao
that an edition of the hook of common I The ■Hkadlet G I t'enferemrd
prayer be primed for use throughout Cao- The lieoerel Conference of the Methodist
Me by the action of a I lint comet tie tf {thumb, meeting as Wlnotp.g. set itself
both houses, and than soots Prayer book ereeecly to the minion problem presented
should motels. oonvensently •riaeged, all by the greet devaiopment of the Oao:ulao
the prayers and forms of esreto. applicable W.•t, App•reetly nearly every delegate
to and aothor,zed for the are of the church was mired of the importance of the .ubjeot
e eroices In Canada. anti shoo' I be (sewed before a was presented, end half the re -
with the authority tel the I synod anti comm.odetlons of the committee were adopt
u sed by the yanous oongre atiooe within e.1 beforeanyone asked for any expI.natious,
n• jandit- ice, and that the upper hoose flu a goe,ttoo Ming asked. N. W. Rowell.
be respectfully requeste-I etatake ...oh sotto, K I'., of Toronto, on emelt of the oomno'-
es any be deemed neoeseayp..ho peepers a tee, rose and delivered en elrquent address
plan for th• 'erne of such emotes prayer in wh,oh he plcturd the Momentum tide of
h onk, and that, the upper house concurring.' Immigration and the uprprin,ing of scores
a plot committee of both hoe.me be asp of new communities, which should be rerh•
penitent to assist in carrying out the s ihjeot ed by the Methodist church throughout the
of this reolotior, sad to repott at the nest i'.ndan West. Tho Confereooe .doped ED-
maiiog of the Sysoi." animousiy reonmmendai inns which provide
The Synod adr toted Quebec at t s meeting I for the appointment of four superintendents
platy three years Mom , ler borne mission work in the West, one for
The teme:wanes commit tee reported that' New Oetarlo, two for Manitoba and the
they were of the ep•mor that some kind of Neriawest and one for Routh Columbia.
government control of the I quer tratho or, These men shall give their whsle time to the
some org1' r aeon Ike the pubito hone. trust saper•aton of the work tel the mieslooai lee
of Kogiand was desirable in order that the I b their respecttee fields, and .hall have
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element of private gain, which is the mostassociated with them nue omreopoodmg
ielurlooe feature of the liquor trafrio se it s,oretery, and there shall oleo be established
exon, might be eluutn•'ec. flat the oom- a special load for the ezteoe:ou et the work,
mens were not in favor of the chn'ch en• to order to kern up the •yentas allowance
tering the political arena to attempt to et- for the workers and their .penial needs
tato prohibitioe. They b.iny"d that the A very omit der.ble Inonese to ieoome
most effectual way of menbsttcng iot sniper- wee showy by the financial statement of the
nom was by bringlog moo to Christ, that g-n.ral nosed of mission". in 11397-8 It was
they mi,tht eve 'he error of their wave end $243,051 ; for 1901-2 it was $306,429, ao hi -
depart Item them, The ,.part was adopted, ret $63,376 This doe oct Include
with as amendment to coesi•e Into theme/lots $48,3611 received from the ,"enuetb osmtery
of Lhe Gothenburg and Kull .h pubr.o home, food. Tb. total onetime during toil quad -
trust. system., sol iso lirr by I'rinolpal renn'um wee $1,118,210.
Whitney In favor of continuing the Dorn. The claims of St James' church, Most•
mittee I. force in n der to ooseott with real, were preeented to the C. nferenre. and
ether religi •us bodes w tth a view to moor- tie Mord Smnday in U.:tober wee et apart
taloing a common ground on wh ch to raise
pubis sentiment on the ;n Rano.
The discussion of mamma with a demand
Moa with the Pr.ebytulan,hstoh la mission
work to the West,
!t was deolded to appoint a dell eeoreta•y
fur temperance and morel reform, ammo
duty tt will be to propagate the prime plee and
promote the pilot, of the church to them
In •tier..
Another Important deobton taken by the
ooufereoue was that to change the pastoral
term to four years, without matelot:one.
'l'be time to elape•between two p•atorates
by one man on any eiruult was fend at four
yen tasted of sir.
There was oonsiderable debate upon the
proposal to have a tour year term for the
I:eoerel Superintendent, but It was finally
deoldrd to adhere to the eight•yesr term.
Ch• ounlere000 refused to make any
obeege In the "foot note" regarding amuse-
ments interdloted by the oburoh treveral
amendmente were offered, mainly In the
direction of making the provisions admoni-
tory rather than peremptory, but all were
rejected. Debate on the sllbjectt was out
abort, though net without protest from
some of the delegate. who resented toe ap-
plication of the closure.
Tte elect on of the thief etbuere of the
church for the nut term Is always one of
the Imptrtaot duties of the peroral Confer-
ence, 'Phe ble Rev. Ur. Carman was
re -sleeted IJeneral Superlotendent for the
next eight years, alter having 'occupied the
post of bed of the Methodist Church of
Canada toyer shoe the untco, nineteen years
au. Rev. lino. J. Bond. of Hahfett, was
Mimeo as editor ot The Christian Uusrdisu,
In suoosssioo to Rev. Dr. Courte», whose
health It uofortuuatsly far frets vigorous.
Mr. Bond has been for th• pest sight years
edltar of The Wesleyan the Methodist paper
at Halifax. Key. James Woodsworth was
appointed te the new Mho of corresponding
must try of minions Io the West and Rev,
I)r. Clone, of torooto, to the new peel -
Goo of eeoretery of temperanu sod moral
reform
The oonfereooe adopted • sit ong resole,
tiro on the quest on of an organic union of
the erangelioal denomica'lone in Cased'
and authorized agotiatioos with the Pres
byted.n and Congregational thatches with
a view to ultimate mho. A committee was lie first day's work. Mr. loung'e oat. that
appointed (of emote K. Holmes, M. I'., were gown In March last made • grand yield.
Clinton, is a member( to meet represents- i Joseb threshed these oats •t the rate of
time from thee danominatiooe and report three bushels a minute. N'. If Jewel, Jas.
at the omit General Coofereoe. -
DUNLOP.
I'Uesuav, Sept 23r.f.
Wm douse ant Willits him hl,ltan go
WI it the toluene:) to Niagara today.
John Tobin hag returoel to Lenten after
• most pleasant sojourn of a fortolght-
Miss Sere Corbett was In Lundou last
week yisitino relatives and hotrods there.
Norman Mol.eod has returned from a two
weeks' visit to relations and friends about
Loohtlab and Lucknow,
Ws. Cumming was la Loudon lest week
melog the fen and visiting bet daughter,
who resides there with her sone, Robert and
Luken. The latter was to go to the mili-
tary comp at Niagara this week.
Saturday Zest Miss Cooper, the present
Nader of our school, batted in her resigna-
tioo of our school. `he intends to under•
take a course of study at one of the Normal
schools of ()Marto. The resigoatieu takes
effect at the New Year.
Our former residents, Mr. aed Mrs. Robe,
Fultord, gave our burg a visit of several
days lest week, seeing quite a number of old
frteed. at the store, Mr. Fulford was in-
terested in seeing old points, not !organise
Nightingale street and the trees planted
along it several yens ago.
Dutwr Luaus ALiavu.--Muth has been
said by different local eurlbes about the corn
that has bees grown this Beason. Now our
towounao, D Cummisgo, has toe bee aore
of fodder ooro grown this eeamoit was
planted the first week of June. Each of the
stalks Is over eleven feet in boleti'', and the
rows are without a break and not • wood
for oemwny as they have In the',tabur°
worn fields. Mr. Commiara thoroughly
understands the culture of roots and will
have this plain of land In roots out year.
Hle garden can't be exoelled In the Downs -
lea for oars and culture, end is much ad•
mired by some of the leading gardeners of
0dderlob and neighbors around the motion.
Jacob Mosler, who is the director of one
of Joe. I oldtborpe's tbreehl:g machines,
threshed the mammoth trop of W. F.
Young's at Loyal last week with a new
24 hone -power traction engine. This was
Patton and W. Yeuov, jr., did some quick
An interesting report wee preeeated by work oarrying them to the granety. Mr.
toe sootologtoal oommlttee, moo. hating the Young intend. to use the oats for fattening
prinolplee of a living wage for workmea, I settle for market. Mr Meiere aeebtants
compulsory arbitration to industrial die. are Wm. Fisher and Woe Clark. the letter
puttee and pubeo ownership of public Rall- as engineer. Oa Saturday they threshed at
Nes Wm- H. Jewel's, Ashfield veteran threeber,
to yew of the eppreaoblog bl-oontenary Geo. Burrows, rooming with others to see
of the birth of John Wesley in 1703, the the massive and ponderoue new engine at
Coherence resolved to mark the event by work. Next season they will have a blower
she launching of a lei centenary fund, aim- attached to this machine.
lot; to rano $250,000 ter missionary work In
memory of the great founder of the church.
The queettos of order of eoele.taetloel
prM»deeoe et .tae functions wee eoouderd
and the glrtng of chief place, first to Arch-
bishop., second to Bishops, third to other
c'.ergymas, was timbered to be oon'raty te
the "pant of our political Institution, the
principle. established to the history of the
country, and the cl-rgy reserves est of 1854,
which completely separates church end
state, and to be adjust to the meet leading
Protestant denominations. The abolition of
lbs existing tahle of ecolealastical prece-
dence was recommended, or, in case thle
mune is impracticable, the following plan :
(a) That the order of precedence at Do-
minion felonious be based on the numerical
strength of the religious denorMnettons as
ascertained by the most reoeot oeoeus, each
body to furnish from ems to time the list
of Its repnneutatime. (hi That to each
Proylooe the ovine of preeedeooe be de-
termined by the °orneriest strength of the
cartons bodies, each body to notify from
time to time the various politloal lioyeru•
mete of their official representatives.
LAURIER
FNivay, Sept. 26.
An interesting event took pleat lest week
et the realdeo,'e of Arch • McIntyre.; when
h.. daughter, Bertha, end Kee -Starer
were united in the holy bonds of matrimony
by it... Mr. Miller. To the strains of the
wedding march, played by Duman McKay
on the pips., the bridal party entered the
room, the bride Ieaniog on her father's arm.
the 1 rde wit attended by Mies Jane
Shield', of Amberely, as bridesmaid, while
the groom was ably attended by Charles
otewart, the bride looked exooedingly
Mannino and winsome In her Irauvtal wed-
ding robe of white organics with suitable
tummies'. After the ceremony had bees
performed and the congratulations of nearly
two hundred guests had been tendered, all
with tree to the basement, whloh was taste-
fully decorated for the 000alon, to partake
of tie wedding dejeaose. After the inner
moo was satisfied, the light fantoetio was
tripped to the wee Aeon of the morn.
Among those present from a distance were:
Mn. Bayne and two daughters, of Detroit :
tare. Treat, of Chloago; NUI McIntyre and
daughter Muss Catharine,. of St. Thoma ;
Don and Mines Maggie aril Mary A, Sc-
hott/re. of Kinloss ; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fin
lemon, of Lorne ; Miss Maggie Orecit, of
Godench ; Den and Mies Ethel Ftn'ysnn.
and Dan Solver, of Ripley, and Dan. C.
isoKeerie, of Calsmee.
for se appeal in its Interest.
An important eep wit 'sten looking to-
wards the adoption of a scheme of oo-opore-
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LEtBURN.
Tu'tauAy, Sept. 23rd.
Mrs. Jae. Chisholm went to Stratford to
attend the wedding of one of her nieces there.
Mr.. Percy Siewart elm her son Wilbur
were in London last week visiting friends
and seeing the Western Fair.
THRESHING Rr'oRDa,—At John Duetow's
near Nile 1900 bushels of oats were thrash-
ed out in one day by the Ryan steamer: at
Win. Stelling'. 22 bushels of cats were
threshed in four minute. and a half and 20
bushels of wheat in nine minutes by toe
watch.
Hier Tata le You Cos.—Motility of the
week the Ryan steamer threshed at alae.
Kirkpatrick's • hundred bushels of barley
from en are and a quarter of land. Doubt-
ing ones can at any time be shown the land
end the bin of barley. Phis Is the biggest
yield this steamer has met this mason.
'there was a large dancing party at the
Point Farm on Friday night of last week,
Mr and Mn Joe. Goldthorpe ably filling
the duties of host and hostess. W m. Sal-
low., el Poplar Row, and Win. Jones, of
Loyal, were the managing oommlttee.
Quite a number of the belles of Ashfield,
Cnlborce and Godertch participated in the
merry danoo with escorts and friends. Col-
borne's veteran musician W m, MaoPhee
at' Bred in the music.
They /mime Cesswsapttee.
Bed 000eh•, odds end catarrh are rye
portable for more coniumptioo than is train-
able even to heredity Cararrhrrnne corm
more gntckiy then ordinary remedies bet. Roto
it is the only antisep'lo yet sits d that
Is voleti:o enougn to reaoh the root of the
trouble in remote parts of the longs and
bronchial tube., and imprevnate evet y oar- -
nle of the air to eat hed with its healing.
germ -Idling vapor. Colds can't last ten
minute., or coughs more than thirty minatee
when I'atarrhozone a inhaled It oleos
nose, throat and air passages at once, slope
dropping. headache, and erradtoatee catarrh
from any part of the system. Two month.'
treatment, $1.00; trial • as 25). Urugg:ue,
or N. C. Poem & Co., Krakatoa Oat.
1)r. Hamilton's Pills are mild.
1t Nasier Er.
(Smart Oet.t
There wee moo a young lady Dr.
Who owned a bad parrot tear. mr,
He would likewise blarpheme,
Udo. language extreme -
atll of whiol', a the lady geld, .hr
NEARLY FORTY YEARS AGO.
Nltiterr Review Meld ie Yederteb owes
Sack I. 'ad.
The Stratford Bea000, which is still dig-
ging in Its old files, the other day republtsh-
ed the following from Be Issue of Fttdev,
tietctemtor 25, 1863 ; It will doubtless
•waken memories In the minds of some of
our all commas
Oa Monday lent • review of the volunteer
mamma. to the western portion of this
district took plane at Uoderloh. The
wether was tether unt ble, It being
cold and there was • drfooling rein A
little after six however the Sor•tford mut
panes mustered •t their armonse and
marched to tics station heeded by the exel
lent military bend. At 7.30 the train left
for Uoderloh uontalnbg besides the two
Stratford companies the New Hamburg In
taetry company and a goodly number of
olvill•ns on their way to tee review. Tb•
railway ootcpauy appeared determined to
make up for all shortcomings of the late
trip to Brantford and provided • train of
even splendla oars for the excursion. A
few ministers of the Ssaforth infantry en-
tr•tued at that place. Melly, however,
drove to Godertub le tams. Oo arriving
at Uoderloh the Stratford oompenlee were
met by Mr. Mackie and other., who con-
ducted them to Mr. Joe. Wright's Huron
hotel, where a splendid lunch wee provided.
The net of the companies were quartered
in other hotels of the town. in the mean
time the weather cleared op and the day
was fine. At 11 o'clock the oompanlss
asembied end marched to the court house
square where the battalion was formed es
follow.: Capt. Roes, Uoderlob artillery ;
Capt. Imlach, Stratford infantry ; Capt.
l'olemar, Sefortb iota/eery ; Capt. flood -
ram, New Hamburg infantry ; Capt. Show,
Kincardine Infantry ; Capt. Daniels, Kin-
cardine tofantry ; Capt. b.ymoor, Uoderloh
Wise; ('opt. Service, Stratford rifles. In
all there were 17 elbows and 260 men.
W ben all were In their planes they marched,
headed by the Stratford bend, the Uoderloh
band being In the rear. to the review field
beyond the river ' ' • The review was
under the supervision tet Brigade Maier
Barrette ' ' ' 111e was wasted by Sergi.
Major Wood, then whom thus is no letter
posted man in t anad• on battalion drill
• • ' Perhaps the Stratford infantry were
anted for their splendid marching, but all
the cowponies merohu I well • ' • Firing
volleys by compete t name mut end at the
first volley tee unanimity of the fire by the
Uoderloh artillery and the St•etford rifles
we particularly noted, beteg as oos shot
• • • Ocher manoeuvres were taken pert
In and at the obese oomphmentary mambos
were made by Capt.. Imlach and Service
and a unanimous vote of tanks to theGode
rich people and Mr. Wright permed. Cap
min Roes of the artillery replied. Nothing
could exceed the attention of the t:oduioh
men to their gismo, An unfortunate
blander In ping the time of departure
of the train was oommitted and the Strat-
ford companies were left behind. There
was an understanding that Ino oompanles
acre to be at the station at 6 30, but al-
though they had arrived before that tom
the train had left. We believe the mistake
arose from acme tnetruotlons renewed from
Mr. Fell of Parts. A special train was got
up, which arrived et S'r.tford about 11 30.
Prominent amongst these who welcomed
Stratfordltes at Uoder;ch was Mr. Mackie,
a former Stratford citizen. •
FOUR TEEN MONT HS IN BED.
Looe Period er smirerlmg or Mr. Itereeka■
at last Smoak t lea Nappy Termination.
Gelert, Oot, Sept. 29.0. (Speolall,—Mr.
Samuel Kernohan, of this place, was (aid mD
for ever fourteen mouth,. He was very ill
and live doctors attended him without any
improvement In his nefortuuate oondiroo.
Totts of the motors said he had "floating
kidney" and that tothing could cure him.
The other two said It was "spinal donee,"
but agreed with the others that his tete was
abselately incurable,
Mr. Kernohan wee.advied to this hope-
less extremity to try Dodd's Kidney Pills,
and they cured him completely. He says:—
"After I had taken three boxes I was able
to walk about- hut I oonttoaed till I bed
taken in ell about eighteen boxes. I then
felt en well es ever I did and have worked
almost every day shoe, although that Is oyer
seven years agt,,
FALL FAIRS 1902.
R Is Oot. 2-3
Fo:dwloh Oct 4
Atwood Oat, 78
Blyth Oot. 7-8
Dungannon Uiit 9-10
Ray ti Mit Oct. 14-15
Seat, rth : S. A. D:oksen, son of Post-
. e " �+ master t)ickton, has bees called to the bar
"Patented 1V1 ach �nery and moors to so. i►ks'1dTTbr, at (legends ROI,
The housewife making bread can only
develop a certain percentage of the gluten in
flour, the strongest man but a little more.
But the patented dough mixer and process
used in making
Eureka Bread
develops every particle of glutton in the dough,
25 per cent. more titan is possible with human
hands. Fifteen horse power is required to op-
erate this machinery, which is always kept
clean and bright
Eureka Bread Is our Motto.
FOR SAI.R BY
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W. Pa WESTOBY,
HAMILTON ST., OOOSRIOM.
MuuiuiiuuuuiuuMuiuiiuuiuuuutufi
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"If wishes were horses
beggars would ride."
Good intentions won't
!take good shoes.
Good materials and
reliable work cost money.
"As good" shoes can't
possibly be retailed for
less than the Makers'
price, stamped on the
soles of -
"The Slater Shoe"
Slaforth Mn. N no Pierce, of Calgary,
Northwest Territory, formerly Miss Meyer,
Is at present ylsiuuie •t the home of Mr.
and Mrs. .1. P. Brine.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notioe of cnanges must be left at this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for change.
must be left not I' ter than Mon-
day noon- Casual Advertisements
accepted no to nor n Wednesday of
esob week.
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jorlilidc I McKIM'Sl"erictelet1
DOES THE WEATHER
FIND YOU OUT?
Duns th• wind mem to find the Hilo prose in last winter's underwear? Of
course it does. Your old goods are all right for this moderate weather, but
welt till th• first tlold seep come and you will be glad of • suit of oar Radar.
wear.
Shirts and Drawers at 505—
Men's pure wool Shorts end Drawers, un -
shrinkable, all elms, equal to last year's at
75e, all wool, shrunk, at each 600
Sanitary Wool Fleece 500—Sani-
tary wool fleece Shirts and Drawers, all
sizes, as warm as thew we sold last season
at 75t. Sanitary wool fleeced all sloes
Shire and Drawers 60o
Begin on MONDAY, sere. 1, lett.
Two tonnes, Commended and Shorthand.
Terms reasonable. Seed for Journal.
Students may enter at any time.
C . A. FLEMINO, A. I. MCINTYRE,
Pres Seo
Penman's -Floe Hated Weal Under-
wear, all sizes.
The Wolsey UnehrInlfable Cee -
llcRillep Ideal Fire lItrva G.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW' PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Situation Sate for Men, will out fat, will
not shrink.
AU -Wool Frieze, 66 motes wide, fest
blank, the regular $1 26 per yard Mad, the
bet yet for unlined skirts, mem or bowl
wear, all -wool frieze, regular pries $1.26,
per yard 75e
MILLINERY —We want you to see
what we oat do fur you In this line. Do
net be afraid to volt our room for tear we
may sell you something you de net want.
All we ask is a fair examination and then
suit yourself when you buy.
Mise Packard will deem it • plea-
sure to help you In any way.
M°KI M'S BUSY STORE.
vd
!ANC
ere simply kidney disorders. The kidney.
filter the blood of all that shouldn't bbea
there. The blood passes through the kid.
neys every three minutes. If the kidneys
do their work no impurity or cause of
disorder can remain In the circulation
longer than that time. Therefore if your
blood is out of orderour kidneys have
failed In their work- They are In need of
stimulation, etrenathe eing or doctoring.
One medicine will do all three the finest
m
and most imitated blood edldw them
Ia
Value of Property Insure' up to January,
1901 e3,M*Orls.es
Olreezes AND DIRECTORS.
J. B McLean, pees.: T. Fraser, vireo -ores.
lee. Connolly, 0. Dela W. G. Broadtoct, J.
Watt, Jas. Evens, J. G. Grieve. J. Beonewee,
directors: W. It Hewedfo,r, So aro It h. Memo -
tor of tomes ; T. E. Hays. Seaferth, secretary -
treasurer.
AGENTS.
.3 W. Yeo, ilnlmesville James ('umrnlne
Egncondvllle ; It. McMlli an, Seaforth ; R
Smith, Harlook
Policy -holden can pay aeereemento end get
their cards receipt..d at Mr. Copts'. Clinton. or
et Mclean Broa Palace Clothing Store, (lode
rich
Dodd's
Sidney
Pills
Apples, Boys fiirls
WANT
16e Huron and Bruce
Loan and investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
ONT.
The Saltford Evaporator is now
ready for business and wants any
quantity ot good peeling Apples, for
which cash will be paid. Also Boys
anti Girls wanted to work in the
Evaporator, to whom good wages will
be paid. Come quick.
Sot.ierron—PHILIP HOLT, K.G.
i eeetere--THE CANADIAN BANK OF
COMMERCE.
BECK & 60LDTIOBPE,
SALTFORD, ONT.
Sept. 4, 1902.
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
We aro pnspared to receive Deposits
from Trustees, Patents or ('hildren, in
mum, of from Fifty Conte to Three
Thou/anti Dollars, and allow compound
interest. added every six month. at
rates as agreed upon. Cheyame ate.
given Depositors, no that they may
draw upon theme deposit+ et any time
3, 31 and 4 per cent. Internet allowed
on Deposits. aceordibg to amount and
time left.
N.B—Parmuant to a late Act of
Parliament married women and miners
have the right to depend end draw out
money in their own name.
Deposits ran he sent by mail et the
risk of mender.
Remote from your bower! temptation
to burglar. end food for the flames.
As the Company makes loans only on
first clam farm property, depositors
have the strongest security for their in.
vestmec,te,
A fireat Snap.
TO BORROWERS.
This Company im prepared to loan on
the shortest notice any mum upon first
«Iatm moiety. Terme are made to tui
borrowers. Straight loans and simpl
interest.
MORTIIAOES PURCHASED—For farther
particular call at the Company's office,
corner of Market Square anti North
Street, Uoderich.
W. 1. HORTON. F. JORDAN.
Manager. President.
Woe. PROl1UFOOT, Vire•I'rwmident.
DIRECTORS :
Lyn* HTRArtD•tNg. T. M. Rnocgwrs,
FRANCIS JORDAN. H. Drvuar. N't
W. P*nnnrno'r, Amway Nowmw.
D. J. NArrrui. PHILIP Rom, K.
le our Ginger `Soap, at So. a
pound, of which we toll • barrel a week.
This isn't our only soap, es we carry
everything that can be found In an mi-
te -dam grocery store, end our prices
are right. The farmers koow that they
can always get from as a soap for their
produoe. Ws draw the lime at no
legitimate trade — everything goes :
Ulesewar• or potatoes, garden stuff or
°hoioset table China We deal in all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO-,
Belford b'o••k tl'tenet)
J BROPHY & SOB
— THE LRADMNIi —
`',' t\hQtr r\ Viw meter IF. cant\
,Hers carefully attended I. at all
beers, eight er del.
Quebec street.
Mill Wood
FOR SA-EC-
The Division
CR,
MCC
Co (M c e e'
between good end indifferent
Drugs and Medicines
is strongly defined here. The IndU•
forent klad are never ordered and
never pormisted to form part of oar
stook. Only goods of u.douoted
parity are offered N onatomera
Oar swat of
Proprietary Medloines
Is very large. Prism are law,
F. JORDAN,
MEDICAL HALL.
HELLO
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THS BSST
Scrailtoli ilard coal
IN THE'IMARHST
Al foal weighed on the Market Scales
where unreel ZOO ilea for a ton.
Orders left at LIE sit esap$OzzrS
Store promptly attended to.
WMe LEE.
The a eve is cut into stove wood
-
len2th and will be delivered to any
part of the town the came clay as
ordered.
()rehire received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
Oulerich, November 21st, 1899. 53 3m
Eastlake
Steel Shinslie
either Galvanized or Painted
Are Always T'"y am e1O1e
L erneom kali
Rel tt3l le l e durable ■ed
Quicker to
apply than any other., fitting scene.
surly- and therefore moat rawly laid.
They hare been thoroughly tested
in all kind. of cl;matra, inv.embly
pee, ins_FI». L1/Meting. Rust
anWeather Proof.
If yre Molding, make tore of satie.
faction by ordering F. ,ansae• (,.r the
roof -fullest information if y.o, writs.
Metallic Roofing Co., Limited;
WNOIfIALE torn., TOROIITO, mama
FOR iAI.It BY
Lee &MINIM
DO YOU BUY GROCERIES?
No one who buys Groceries can afford to overlook the bargains
which we offer on every lawful business day. Our Groceries are
of the beet quality, and the prices are as low an first-class cede
can be bought at if you are not already dealing with us, make
a trial purchase, and see if we cannot suit you.
sirvRnYM az Co.
THE GROCERS, WEST SiDE SQUARE
t7'Gooris promptly delivered.
Telepleona No. 91,