HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1902-10-23, Page 5THE BI'GiNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
THU*$DAT, Oot. 23, 1902. .5
W. Acheson&Son
Our Mant! and Jacket Attractions.
We are showing an immense range of magnificent gar-
ments and wraps for fall and winter. Every style fashion-
able for this season 18 En our selection, and an attractive style
and finish is about every garment superior to any shown in
---loriiier seasons. Values are excellent and modest prices are
the prominent features of this our stock of nearly 200 mantles
Carpets and Linoleums.
Little money will possess unusual buying power in Car-
pets and Linoleums department this inonth. Special lines
just received and qualities sold generally at much higher
price.
English Tapestry Carpets.
27 mhos wide, 1n new wail assorted range of ur-'0-date patty vas sod pretty com-
btnsuuoo. imitable for parlor, doling room, halls, •tr., mule' 60.• mod b53 •
tool, .pools! a' 500
Reversible Carpet.
36 motes wide, heavy ardor, handsome oolortoge, new de.gnr, .t •neeiel nor yard
25o, 850 and 40c
Scotch Linoleums,
2, 3 and 4 yards sold., • 'tromp range o1 good floral, block and 111. patterns, .cit-
able for dining room., kltoheos or hall., etc., special far yard 85o, 400 and bOo
BatJ..lok's potteries for November .11�w Is 'tock. I)eitoestor on male and fashion
ohaem hoe
W. Acheson & Son.
AFRICA'S GOLDEN LAND, �d 0eth "ds Ib., l: ati.a for their
13 some W ashes where irrigation hu been
tried the land hom proved to be marvellous-
ly len le, while in the 'prom when a law
showers fall toe desert for • time Ilarely
blossoms as the rose. Except at some of
the railway stations alter, plantations of
e ao*lyptus Ireee h ire more or lees saccus.
1.11. r Ir.ne a seined e.rreapeade.t to fully bold their own epaulet emery odd,, tbe
.nulb !Steles 1 b kare. Y/+teres-- Lard is tredve., sod the few weatter or,
Ce..rleste■ el the Klerk home. Moog Me line, ten and twenty mile•
'aeons e)sorear •p.rt, 0reoopre..tvely bueend rnbn.pttat h•,
tiletheir surrnuoddor,. Toe one redeem
-
ino lraton ciol,.i for Ute K.ro,. 19 it•
wooderfuild clear, pure, hetlthy •. 11.
ghats, making ra cluc•te nos of the fia..t
a. tb• world for Mee •uff.yiog from pul-
soliary trouble.. l be air 1a summer
though hot in :he d•y'ta a is dry and the
meninx* are cool and p:...et. Every
steamer from Eogland erlvtog at the CASs
brtog.lts teostbeotog role of oon.ump'tvss
sod bealtb-.,e•k.re, •hr, •t•.r speeding a
year on the Karoo, oro reran „to their
n om s with • renewed lease of life
Almost In the centre of this desert Is
R..utort West, thes largest town tot the
Karoo, and one that a typical of .11 the
ethers. It is mach !Netted to by invalids.
An Kuhns oonsumytlte on leodtog •t .ry
et tie oust ports make. etreiget for It.
..n•tenum. 'l he little loon 10 eitnHel oe
a dal sou•.•ked pen, brown sot bore a•
lar u the rye can rewb• Its irregular
woofs, ate gales. 1.4 :too root. ,:+rted
wail . loom eummer, ocumuleti,r of duff,
its kale. of equal, netnv hum, do not nt.k.
Inrtluag spot to live to .via los soot
Travelling from Capetown to
Johannesburg
le notal Corre.00ndenoe of Ter ay. NAI.J
speak of Africa and goldeo o
. .r. . S0•keepeare three handfed years ago.
11.4 he know of tae precious duet, the yet
low Braine is the wade of the "euoay foot -
troop," that are now', end have been for
years, the p,aorful attrautloa to this maw -
set and 01001 Md. IV, oceloseatlbeetroot'.
tunes hays paved lino. then and Africa's
n ame Is still a*.1a1d with dreamt of
wealth, and at the pr.me n• m, meat le the
quaver of the world to whish all longior
e ye" are I.ekl.g, all veal areal, remises,
ImolUa-seekers. are tures* their stops,
H.r Woo toss el glow tag pebble. yielded
within the 1,.; twenty rate, her shit -loads
of ivory, her tales of ostrich leathers, her
*buoy, woo! an 1 b dee. wine soil boo -y -all
drio.11e 0110011 t, the ,.meting pest whet
oomp.rd with the meted hundrede o' moil -
lions sterling that have b.en untartoed or
*till lie within reaob 1n th. Witwater.rand
gold tier!. and the 6f y miles of new mete
recently dreeovered. 1'o. Rend U rh
10 luttoo•, says the world ler and veer, tad
!k+ ev.ry.e else I hove two 501imel7
awaillog peace noel •o oppotlu:nry to vtott
Joh.r:mbarg to pee the muot-gdvertnied
golden otty, o visit some of the min-. and
'le steely fur myself the prr.bablltt .. of bu,t-
n eop utmost*. medlar the raw British rule.
To the urdiasry civilian for *h. pest two
an4 i httf yeass t0.1 moot ezoluslve of a
Lhasa". is Titet, has net been more
doted or less r000hebte than Jubase.hurg.
N hen pesos eras declare.! only refugee, sod
effectually
Wrecked d the Inroad" gaBoer
of the R
e•�vrromeot offio:•ls mould procure permits enemy
t . nor us sacred promote, but gradually enemy and our I: mads the Colonial rebels.
the Footnotes. ..• bang removed and now Protan a gaently shaped little ralvanixed
upno •.t .fykig the anthorltlee that you are sot building.to makedoubwalled and fill. to
not an roomy to the new order of shines, time nand to make It bat mor oof, ..ms -
e times octagonal 1. shape but mon generally
annular, some twerps to sixteen feet in
dismet.r and tight to ten feet to height,
with tont oonloal In shape nr oblong, with
lour protecting gables like • t'nicest) p.god•,
pterood with look out bole. and nfl• opeo-
toge 0o window., a low door -way, protect-
ed by p11.. of nand bag., and the whole
surrounded by • network of barbed wire
fencing, and you have the ordinary block-
house. A pair of well-bullt droved sone
fortifies:loos, two and three eerien to
height. with Iron loop -hole. sod doors, take
the place of the small blockhouses at all
bridges, mountain pewee, towns and place*
tot rugg.d health. A large dam supplies the
town with.utl:ent water, while • paterpal
gover1mest has been euooseslal In contra -
Wig • fiao plantation of esulyptne 1a the
e elgbborbod, sod the villagers have don.
w hat 'boy goo to improve upon mature by
Rrowieg an avenue nt pear trees slung the
mala 'Uwe and making their garde.. ..d
chard. attractive.
The first thing • traveller nestles. atter
lesysg the (Meet la the Inmrminsb:e line of
blockbeusen-!ike mile pow.-which.o
and that you bays means o1 maintaining
yourself oo arrival, • permit ref 1ii1id.- A
railway ticket from C.mtows assts 160
end rJO return, and the distance,
1 )1-1 mile. Is Drawled over in 60 hour', giv-
ing .n ,.verses run of 17 mil.. an hoar, In
chafing °pewgs. Rut we mast remember
we are not in s 1.n1 of oomoetltive time-
table. so we should be content with the
speed and solace oareelves with picture. of
the pest, oentrutiog the 17 miles an hour
with the trek el wagon of a few year. ego,
when the journey required three mouths.
After our permit hal been carefully 'cretin -
11.1 by the military anthnritles at the nil of 'anomie Importance along the line. The
way barriers, we are allowed to take posses. ordinary tLwkoou•es are •t isterysIs of
Olen of • oomp•rlmeot la the car half t mile, and in some places 1600 yards,
A railway Into is South Africa to .t differ fm that the enemy In trying sty "cteiibe-
of lest talion Irom the luxurious Panama.
1• Cods, .n 1 compared with the latter It
ie very pre-1d•mi to in apperaeoe, but os the
whole le fairly oomlort&ble. I )u • Ione journ-
ey & compartment welch ordmartly holds six
le reserved for four passengers. By an loges.
Met newt vaooe to the panneelvig .,t the
partition walls two eliding ,hell like beds
Co be let down •t night, whirl-, w th the
two hug w.1'-sphol,'ered ...t., make fairy
eomfortahls sleeping •coommelelinoe. Each
oar fs divided into several aurh onmpert-
ment,, all oommnnicatlng L► • narrow pan -
see doom rile elle, tweedier/ to the end
platform,. Bab the ears are short and .0
eons:rooted that they [i!! & peat.t-amount
efeicfiLiloe and profanation to the mooing
m'Je than any railway oar, 1 hoes., •0 that
In • long journey on. Is very glad %hell the
hell -hoar stop i& made several doses • day
for refreshments.
Laying Capetown the first 100 totem of
our way In through the row Pi.'etu,
0radna.ly attaining et height of 600 Mast,
Ih.n ensr.rd for another 100 mile. through
tett hilly, almost melntalnnu•, country
owl; •n reach that drearit.t of all d.asry
DI*.., the S .nth Afrloan Karoo, at is eleva-
tion of .,me two thousand fret. Th& meet
"(Or' le lb. garden of the oloey: ferny,Tha blockhouse system t. flue to Lard
0roheirj., y,reyarde, picture one llswb iC ltltSder's energy and *kill, and is lastly
afore• (01)11te,) end mei r.1 prmperone towns oredtud with br001 Ib the est to •h sod
with pnpulallo•• of from two to four those• at least • year sooner than if the Boers were
mi ars allowed to continue then. hide -and seek Ma-
pamed ,n t he first few hours' rade
Limon them meet get themelvss within
n8e range. E•oh ,mall blockhouse was
bold by eight or ten men under • 008-
oommlsslon.d officer, and here Irom month
to month, under a bl.r'ne sun, with hie
bgity-heel and hard -tact, Tommy -put Is his
time as beet ho could, wattle• for the w4jy
Rom whn early to the rams learned to rive
the blockhouse' • wide berth.
Toe coatrivocee mode use oi to give the
alarm In ease the enemy tried to 01010 at
might show that Tommy as not void of 101
motion. The wire 1.00.o for hundreds of
miles on both sides of the railway. ,re "trans
with empty jam and meat tine, and in some
pt•oar when the Kars weremote I kelt' to
'attempt • crossing the a r.nda of fano:,
are literally covered web the..ay:denos. of
• foodless land. A tattier gold idea often
snit ie • trit-wlrs'parallal with and • few
pales from t h i railway feooe communicating
with the blockhouse, on that when "tumbled
e pos by the un.urpeotiug Mr. Roar It auto
matu•liy tired a number of set rifles com-
ing the direction of the wire. frewkee
were also dog along the milw.y o the little
garrison mold move out to any threatened
point. ,
11 •re Sou!h Afrtne •II Tike this motto. of
eh, ,•.,lore, Ir m ght ne adv.nyg•nu.'y corn
pard with net. beautiful western Ont•rin,
In which aft •r among Dearly .very nary et
1 h" ,•; vii r d w ,rid, 1 e n none.i vmb!, give
the palm for prosperity, fertility and the
e vidence, of homely t crest, r ..
Al,nut 200 miles from C.petown t0.
one.h.rn Komi begin., and covers the sec -
and Walesa, el retching some 350 miles from
e"'' to w••', and tnrether with the north
•rn Karoo er,ending tome 400 mil08 n+r10,
to I Ito t) angel river. A hlelr., 1•ad,
• 1,, $ of M•nl•tien •1 this seeenn of the
y•nt -nee, ins esn 'snood the 000(000* h -
tw°sn Ise mnnotnoy and the sooner/ of flee
onset dh,trin•. Rs -r, uninteresting le the
veld. or open ononrry, sneered and farrowed
by deep, dry gnllter, the outlook changing
at times to • land, ape hounded on all sides
t7 r(nally barren hills sed k pie., reeks
s.d prenlpt, .., hrowe, rugged and d*the'•
of Isle The Karoo bu.b, which gives Its
e&me to the dl•t.rint, ie • most unpromising
leek'.• vegetable, more esperlelie when
tarot brews by a ale month.' summer ens.
9tr•ege ae It may ..m, however, these
111alem-looking clomps of "neon. in the del
est swasnm afford nourishment to gummed'
ret
"het, and goats, and oe•elonally •l we
Pent through a phone of open ooealry •
Ini,ed hook i. osIImid .Nngiling with sn-
are for a very tare etllteio. One's fumy
rem away with the thought that • green
English poems with Ise *body hedges 0.d
rieplleg streams should be reserved for .11
the gond sheep sed goat. of the Kama wham
true e0 e).voriy pursue l dur,ng the early
part of 1901, 1t sneer. the *hole of the
r•Ilwsye to the twn new colonies, mint of
the Ceps uses with their extent ,0 through
to blabbing, together with eever•l hanbed
mite, across the open veldt, and totals a
mileage which 0.0001 he far •hart • f three
thonvod. D. E Mol oNNrt.t.
Toothache Cared la sae Mlw.10,
&iterate some batting with Polson'. Ner-
vihme and place no the oaviry of the to oh.
Rah the palnfal pat o' the (ace with
N.rylline, bled to • hot flannel, and the
ton. Bothe willdiesppear immedleety. N t-
vslfne le a splendid honed'. II remedy
Inv ar•m,w, indigesttnn, Dammer oompl•int
rheumatism, Igi., sad ton'haohe
I'nwerfol, peestratleg, sate and plee.•01 for
internal and external an. Prim 25t. Try
N erviiIN.
I'se 1)r. Helsillea'e tale far MI ma.nesa.
Ib M
1110111 Mre the Rerrld .ass.
An F.nel,stt town (tonnnll 1s In a stets e1
delighted amusement. An old meld II.leg
on the Fermi wrote stoat ten day. sgn, cern-
platelets nt a man whn bathed j,.1 opposite
her window, at 6 o'oloek every morning
Ttn monnll wrote to the man, who replied
that It was .o early In the day ho had hoped
no one nould take exnoption te Me bathlrr
off trio Front ; hot that he world gladly go
two miles higher op. Lest week, hewevsr,
the nnanoll reeelv.1 soother letter of oma
plaint from the Idy : "The man 1 wrote
you about has goes higher op the bmob,
hell 1 me .0,11 sen him will a Mlewp."
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Heoull Tne name of the Centennial
hotel has been uh.oged to the (I,seu''.
l 1 own lb' red 11e•mevdle messed
brick has arrived oo the .mem for the new
peetuthoe.
F: 1 Mr.. M. J Who. held • sale of
elm death of hare. Ferguson, of Chleago,
lase Del) daughter of Mr. and biro Der,
of Wloebam. Deceased way for some U,oe
the ubltelne uk,elady 113 Maeu•'. Fur
*for Maytag ,ytughap% she removed to
emcees, where she was married • taw
mouths ago to Mr. F.tguwo.
Clinton : Owl.g to the coot aued MOON
kat household .e.ut. lase Saturday, and of bar worler and the apparent 4.fiiaolty
will heave for California at once. of .souring do ninth' help, Moss Sot/beams
Clinton : Mise Kline Downer left fur New has lam compelled to resign her ponies
York oo Moody of last week, where *he u teauber la Hensen school, after tiv•
tease per post -graduate 000r.e 1t aurae year.' service. The board parted with her
very reit*, '•olly. MI6. Luoy Stereo., of
the base line, has hem engaged lu her
• Morrie A letter from Heorry Mooney,
of Wey burn, N. 11'. "T. , formerly • well
known r..ldeut of Morrie, 51)0 he threshed
over 10,000 bushel4 til vtou trout the retook
la six days this year. 11e had 0 300 bush-
el* of wheat, of which he sold 7,300 bushels
at W we. per ousbel, giving bin a very
1 dy sum. They had over 2000 bushels of
oat. also. Their Nein le o•Iled Stamp
bank.
Brussels : 10 • recent Nine of (0. Crane
than Sportsman a portrait of Walter Harland
Smith, as old Brum!' boy, 1e given. He I.
oow the proprietor of the widely -known
horse sale stables to Toronto known as
lir.gd's Repository. Mr. Smith leu dime
well and le worth coulderable nein. His
f.ther was • oma -time cabinet maker in
Brussels and will be remembered by the old
resnt.nu.
Brunel, : Principal U•mer,o has boo re.
eag•ge4 for 10e oomlog year .t $tit7O Mis.
loots'...l•ry wee also loureaeed to 1400 for
1903.
Cllolus : Oo Wednesday of last week •
hots the{ had been sold by Mr. Wath to
Otto.
1.1., bake its owk while to the
0.ttle yard.
Swlortb : There have been pard In to Me
town treasurer of tame for this year up to
last week, 19439. '1'6m whole amount to
be oulleoted u 115 000.
8eaforth : The Brodloot & 1105 Co., of
Seaford!, have dammed of their furniture
store In Clinton to K.N. Roe, of Exeter, and
Mr. Holloway, of Clinton.
Seelorth : S Mentis, formerly of Yea
forth, hu Masted to E lmo.tun, Northwest
Territory, haying purohased a good hard-
ware bustoeea la that town.
itru...l.: We are sorry t) bear that Jao.
It. livor, of 1t iooipeg, formerly o1 !limonite,
I. 111 with typhoid lever at 0a boon., but we
hope he will Noon be oinyl..eoot,
tt'iogb•m : Dr. A.oew has gone to New
York te take • post graduate news.. Oo
0u way he ►topped over •t Philadelphia to
ate not 9,115r, Mts. Millie, who a 111 with
(over.
Brussel.: Ales Stewart, gale] .treed,
tell from •a apple tree In his orchard ea.
day ree.otly and broke his tallier bone,
damaged .everal r,b. and was otherwise
valise ap.
S,.forth : S. A, D.cksoo Intends leaving
hen io about a week for Red Deer, Albeit•,
where he iateods praousiog low. Hod
Deer I. ome of the beet town. between C.1 tory on Mend• Deceased left this motion
gory end Edmonton. y• e
Myth : Mies Maud King lett here om for Chlo•go over twenty years ego. The
Monday of fait seek for Weshiegtoo, D. Deacon lemfly lived for some Sun on the
C., whore ohs lnterodo taking • nouns of
treeing to the nauooal tremor school for
ma.fooarin and deaconesses.
Clinton : Mr. Perkins, of the Clarendon
Hotel, bas la his poseeesioo two medals,
which he has woo •t two of the largest
expositions ever held, for Ming the bait
obsess -maker. Rank to the 80'. he took
the gold medal offered at the great 1.Ir
held In England, acid In 18J3, the Chicago
World's la1r, he captured • diploma,
whlob Is a pleoe.1 art, and • bronze medal
3jj inches &guars set lo plash and enoloeed
o au aluminon case, for the best made
cheese eshlbited.
%t'logham : Robs. Deacon, • former resi-
dent of this section, died In Cbl1go oo Fri-
day, 1010 Met, and his remelt.' were brought
bare for interment In the Wingbam oeme
Choton : Norman Webb arrived last weak
le town with Ole bride, and will .pend • few
days w.th hie puent• before returning to
resume his potation in Stratford. Hie bride
was a Mtn Ansa Jennings, Walkerton,
farm oow owned by John F. Ltoklster la
Eget Wawanosh and the deceased, with his
brothers, was •gago.l la the threshing
business in this motion In the early Jaw.
lie was married to • sister of the late
David S. McDonald, of Zetland, and sou a
brother of the Rey. IA l)eaoon, of
Steal ford.
Stephen: No little Interest has been takes
Brussels : Rs.. Joo. Rn.., B. A., who is here for N me months past la • Itoo fence
tmprovieg considerably in health, hopes to ease, which has been the subject of a
he home fur Me first Sabbath of November. contention between two farmers of Stephen
lore. Roo is somewhat better but le no: by township "Moe Lay lost Isaac Hill sad
any means eojoyiag Mr outiomsry vigor. Robert Sweet are the owners of ad mining
Iota., on the 9.h 0000easlon, the back
porlloo of the farms being still uncleared
std unfeooed. Mr. Hill wanted to eoolone
his portion of the bush and Insisted that Mr.
Sweet should build half of the line linos.
'1'o this the latter objected, as be oentmded
that it was unoccupied and named by blot.
Mr Hill then called in three feooe-ylewers
his school at Ducking and has gore to and asked them to aeal with tbe whole line
Sobomherg, weer. he teach.. three olas..., fence in the cleared u well as to the as
cleared l.
junior and senior 3rd and the entranland. Tho fence viewer' did this
and made .n award sustaining Mr. HM's
oonteotion. Mr. Sweet oonteoded that not
Ei*o.dylIk : John Termite., of Emend-
orli ,h*old ne not be forced to build a line
vine, has parehased the Pi:kett farm, on fence in the broth but th0t the front fono.
th• Huron road, lu.t east of Cdnton, and should riot be brought moo the 000troverey
take. possession on November let. The •n there had never twee any dispute as to It.
farm Levens 50 agree, and the price paid Mr. sweet then appealed through his *ellc-
wes 114 600. tor, Mr. S'anbury, of Exeter, to Judge
7.oriah : Whsle L. Foster was hitching Doyle, who be.rd the appeal Iasi wok.
•.olt to • car the other day, the animal Hie Honor, alter reviewing the evide.oe,
sot the upper hand, and too tbroogh the gave judgment to fayor of Mr. Sweet with
barn kite the shed, when a Dumber of rigs orate and set aside the award. - _--
were. Tb. tart was badly .mashed but the
horse was not hurt. and e1e.te...
Matt,* : Stewart Seymour had the deem 1s just one cure and that is plenty
misfortune to cut the toed., of bbrl.ht foot of food for the blood and gen... whine 10
while chopping wood recently which will ley best,sopplId lo F'errozone, than wbtoh no
him up from his I.bors for some time. Ile blood builder, n.n-e tomo or ■trength pro•
bad to have several stitches put In to draw daoer n better. Ferrozoze promotes healtby
the lips of the wound together. dlgesti0o, which remits In improved motel -
Exeter : Wm, Snell, of William street, t•oo. The blood grows rich and red, furn-
ish.. nobility to the entire system, and the
atom of Derv. foroe and energy increase.
daily A rebad,itog of the constitution, new
epinl., health and strength, all oeme from
the ase 40Ferres,ue. This marvelous
for le old by draggled.' for 50c. a box,
or six boxes for $2 50 By mall from Poison
& Co , Klog.too, Oat.
Brussels : Tuesday' of Let week Charles
Jackson left Brasses. on the home Cup ae
Salt Lok. City, Utah, •iter oo enjoyable
holiday of nearly three months with vela -
oyes and floods. Mr. Jsokoo meompenied
him.
Morro: J. T. Curtis, formerly teecher to
t0 Andereop school, 3rd hos, has given op
mond sway, at the age of slay -ons years
sod months. Mr. Snell was well
known 1n thl. locality as proprietor of the
livery stable otp,,.lte the Commeroi.l hotel,
Irom wbloh be retired oety lest sprier.
Zurich : Robert Steck has been rem -
gaged as prtnclpal of Zurich publto social
at • booreas. n.lary,of 140 Mr. Stelck'e
salary is Dow 1440. eche &cheat beard e1
Zone!" evidently •ppreel.te Mr. Stelak's
efforts. as is shown by the loorwe In salary.
Se•lortb : Harry Stewart, of the 6rm of
Ureig & Stewart, chi' tiler., of Nola town. was
m•rnel In Toronto, on Wsdoeid.y of lass
week, to Mies Tillie Fi Id, daughter of
;so hltz1erald, formerly of tsetorth.
Atter a short wedding tour, Mr. and Mn.
Stewart wall return to Seatorkb,
Morrie : Robert Numb, 3rd line, is bank
from an extended trip to Toronto, Whitby„
Oshawa, Rowntanville and other Entero
peat. with relatives •od friends. It is
forty year. Mom Mr. Some moved front
that section to Morrie He noelod many
ob•nkee..d kiss. oomparsnrsty few of the
peep!.
11'trgham : 1'ns corner -stone of the new
Holmes block. corner of Main and Maple
streets, was laid ty Mn. R. Helmer, of
Tormptn, with appropriate ointments., r■
Fildoy. A large sealed glee j,r 000t•lo•
,ng the lose ingdeafly pear re of Tot ooto and
'Menem... with the keel p•p'r., n10 'oil
&neem. n a, CO'/I., OW., was pl•o. d in i he
stuns.
rf
0
"Certain ertain good 1s
better than uncertain
hope."
Certain value, up
to the Maker:,' price,
stamped on the sole,
$3.50, $5.00, is pled -
ell every pair of
"The Slater Shoe"
Goodyear Welted.
W:ngh•m : Word has tent reaIv.d .t WM. SIIARMAN, Sole Ageat, Goderlcll.
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THESE TROUBLES MIGHT HAVE BEEN
OBVIATED
BY THE USE OF A NATIONAL STOVE.
ZTHF.RF WAS A CROOKED MAN.
AND HF SMILED A CROOKED SMILE,
i 8ECAUSE HE'D BOUGHT AKED _STOVE
TNAT'HADNT ANY Si YL
_M.&D A -COOKED Gorst.. - •
ANb SHE. COOKED MUCH CROOKED BREADS
SHE FED THAT MAN ON STOMACH CAKE
TILL HE WAS NEARLY DEAD.:
NATIONAL
STOVCS.RA tt3
National Stoves 1t0BVIATORettOf Domestic
Are Great U Difficulties.
Made M QUICKEST BAKERS. FUEL SAVERS
THE MOFFAT STOVE CO., Limd;
lte
Send for folder of the kind of Stn.ee volt Irina WESTON, ESTON, ON A.'
J. N. WORSELL,
HAMILTON -ST.
SOLE AGENT,
GODERIOH
STARTED11'1 HIS LEGS.
As Oshawa Cana wales' soled the Leval
Oester. as Wella, Thee at the •oeptlal
In Ter.ste.
Oau.iwA, ONT., Ocr 20.h, (9peolal)'-
F,ve mare yo Mr. Joseph bruwo, o1 the
Orb•w• Malleable Iron Werke, began to
feel a et ttoe's act so dome la the 0.l see of
his lege This gradually Iocr.asod till be
lost all power to hu lege and •ems He
could not roue his arms to hoe head our
steal or walk atones single step.
Tits local doctors all treated blot cud gays
him up. A Bowmanyille doctor them ad
vied hint to go to the hospital In Toronto,
whicb he did in Jeouary, 1898
He remained to the bwpltal for over lour
settee. Twelve dootors there told him that
nothing could he does for bin, so he was
removed to his home in Whew..
He writes : "1 ueed slog. her twelve
bore. of Dodd'n Kidney fells Lad by the drat
of May I was able to Hart work again in the
shop and 1 0.v. never boon Wok or off work
a day dome "
A Retort.
Sail • vulgar little gut, who was sneering
at another
to moult/ that Caere very tar from mil 1,
"You ain't Jot oo father, you slut got no
mother -
Yeti ain't nothlo' but a horrid 'dopted
ch0d !"
"1'm (mite as good as you," mum the mo
rower from the other,
"1 was carefully selected from a lot;
Rat only look at you -your father and
your mother
Had to keen you 1f they welted to or
pot 1'
-George Birdoo)e, to Boston (,lore.
Khalsa to the Ran,
This ie an uofsiltog nigo of catarrh, an 1 if
nor 0ne,•ke& will ultimately result to deaf-
ae,e, '1'n, simplest remedy is Cat •rr00z in.,
wh on 1t loheled • few time. daily, pr.veot•
the cetorrhat condition from epreadtogg,�,
('itsrt)iozooe quickly stops tte nogtog
the .sr., hired robes, rives plrm•eeot relief
to c.tarrb•l doable... For catarrh to soy
pare of the system, bronchitis, asthma,
lungs or throat trouble., Cstarrb.zaoe Is
• species, and is guerenteed to permanently
ours or your money book. Large size, 11.00;
trial sire, 25t. Druggist" or Polson & Co.,
Kingston, Ont.
Ur Hsmilt000 t'tlis cure con.tlpatlos.
Oodd's
Kidney
are the ody
medicine that
will can Dia-
betes,L k1
Bright's Dis-
ease this dip -
5511 sou
aPIlls
tchuer
medsee lven DcyoocnuPttno
iltrsDoddcuKriadnbel.lisl
eas
that without Dodd's
Kidney Pills they an
powerless against Dia-
betes. Dodd's Kidney
Pills are the first medicine
that ever cured Diabetes.
Imitations.-boz, name and
pill, • re advertised to do so,
but t0. medicine that alio r
Cure
iabato $
V Dodd'. tGd..T Pius.
Dodd's Kidney RIM are
Mr cents a box at all
druggists.
I
Jordan
]1cBlock, Ii(1 M'S 6oderlch,
Ont.
WARMTH IS A NECESSITY.
Coal In out of the queetlou, but MaKtm's
priors will suit the Ieauen1 pooket•book.
warm woolens will fill the b111, and the
BLANKETS
Our "matoblerei blanket Is • large, soft
cold r..limr,•t per pair 12.50
"The Daley,' • very large pan wool, full
scoured, fins, soft fluffy finish, the kind
you hate te got from under of • oold
morning, .1 per pair . .=3.25
IJDERWEAR --
We have two epeolale.150•, heavy sanitare
wool hoed, •11 elms, at ... ..25o to 50o
Pure wool Sblre and Drawers, unehrtok
able, ribbed wrists and ankles, the kind
you like to get lets, for boo
Men'. o•tatal wool, the Met v.lse you ever
sow, at $1 00
HOSE -
Ladle.- ribbed Hoes, special, •t per pair 25o
Boys' ribbed Hose, spooled, per pr 25o to 45o
M
To
ILLINERY-
band lam week a lot of the IaN•r shapes
and newest trimming., and the popular
prloee. Yee what • oleo stylists up to -
date h•o Mae 1'sokard eon glee you for
11 25 up to as high as you warm to go,
We ase pleased to have you o•ll wheth.
or yet• unread to purobase or not.
JACKETS -
Our new orate for toadies in grey or Week at
15 00 and 17.50 tie the !.lest produo-
tlooe, We pare • few lost se0oo'i •1
greatly reduoed price..
OVEROOATltI-
We have so them 10 keep • stook of mate,
eo they M UST be Mowed, no unman
what the prim. We can save you 11.00
to 14 00 on a mot.
NKW IDEA PATTh.RNS are the beet.
NEIN IDEA MAGAZINE, Si • oopy.
MCKIM'S BUSY STORE.
The Vital Difference
between Lazadves and Purpdves
r.nnot be too clearly undcntoed.
The former arc GENTLE, the
latter VIOLENT. A LAXA-
TIVEatdsn the orpnti a PUR-
GATIVE
UR-
GATIVE takes the work wt er/
nature's hands.
And every time that nature fails
to perform to proper functions It
L law dlapoeed to perform them.
Purtativ.e, thetlefore, are at
beet • neceeeary evil, l.k.
en cmedc to relieve the Stomach of
undigested food.
IRON -OX\
TABLETS
•
are tot ideal Laxative, strengthening
instead of debilitating.
•
50 Table-tr. 25 Cents
APPles, Boys Aid fiirls
WANTEE3-
The Saltford Evaporator is now
_?f o- business andWiif% any
quantity of good peeling Apples, for
which cash will he paid. Also Boys
and Girls wanted to work in the
Evaporator, to whom good wages will
be paid. Come quick.
\\FALLT
Tfla -ERM BECK & GOLDTdOBPE,
8ALTFORD, ONT.
LISTOWEL
/;(,-74', �t
7 Sept 4, 1902.
Begins on III !MAT, 'err. 1, 1511.
Two mums, (;ommeroW and Shorthand- _ iv
Terms reasonable. Bend for Journal.
Students may enter at any time.
0 A. FLEMINO, A. 1,_ McINTYRL,
Pres 8e o
Mcliillep Methal Fire Iisirua Co.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWS PROP-
ERTY INSDRED.
Valae of Property Insurel up to January,
ION $3,1148,9111.41111
orrtcRRa AND DII{ECTDR0,
J. R. Moleaa, pros. ; T. Feeler, v4e,yres.
Jas. Connolly', G. Dale. W. O. Hroedtoct, J.
Watt, Jas. Xtane, J. O. Greve, J. Reonewea,
directors: W. 'l. Rroadfo rt, node •rh, 1n.pec-
tor of losses ; T. L. Hays, Seatorth, seoretary-
treasurer.
A00NT0,
J. W. Yeo, Holm*ville; James Coalmine
Lgtuoaeiv111e ; R. McMillan, Seaforth ; R
Smith, Warlock
Polley-1'04dere ren pay 5eo•mante and get
their nerds recelptd at Mr, Costs' Clinton. or
at Molw,an Bros.' Pala:e Clothing Store, oo.ie
rich
Huron aed Brace
Loan and Investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
!molt -PHILIP HOLT, K.C.
as -THEE CANAiHAN BANK 01
COMMERCE..
11AN
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
Great Snap
is our Ginger Soap, at 5o. •
pound, of which we sell • barrel • week.
This isn't our only soap, u we carry
everything that oan be found to an 00'
to -date grooery sore, and our prim*
are right. The farmers know that they
can elw•y. get from us . snap for their
product.. We drew the Zine at to
legitimate trade - everything go..:
(il.ww.n or potatoes, garden stuff or
ohneosst table China. We deal in all
of them.
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Radford block, Oa leriob
1 BROP9EY &SON
- TUB L.4DINri
Vwnera\ D'vrettor,f and
l+,nwo.kmera.
a
Rrder• carefully •.tseded 1 5r all
\mere, nicht er day.
Qeebee 5lreel.
We are prepared to receive Deposita _
front Trustees, 1'atejy. j hildren in
t -Xi of from i lity Cents o Three e
intermit,
d d e mei woix.. mt_- sited W o o d
•Tolinlereat, added every six months at
rates as agreed upon. Chequee are
given Depnsitore, eon that they may FOR -SALE
-.breacopon rho.. slepeomereb terry t',.
3ii aid 4 per cont intermit allowed
on 11epneitst aecording to amount and
time left. w
N II -Pursuant to a late Act of
Psrliamen• married women and miners
have the right to deposit and draw out
money in their own name.
1)epo.it.. con 0e nent by mail at the
risk of .ender
Hemove from your hou.ea temptation
to burgletre and fond for the flames.
As 1 he Company make. Irene only ml
drat, clime farm property, tkpoeitors
have the strongest security for their in.
emit .met ta.
TO BORROWERS.
This Company is prepared to loan on
the shorten notion any .um upon drat
cl►. eecunty. Terme are made la.at
horrowers. Straight loon. and .impl
interest .
MORTGAGES PURCHASED-F,w further
particulars call at the Company'e office,
corner of Market Square and North
Street, Ooderinh,
W. L HORTON, F. JORDAN,
Manager. President.
Wo. PHOUDF0OT, Vice•President.
DIRECTORS :
ie1Rn MTRATHa)NA. J. , M. RONURTA.
FRANCIN Jo.eaN, H. Dustup.
W.. PAounroo'. NitY Howt*,N.
U. J. Nin,i. Pater Hour, K.
The Division_��
between good:and lodlfferenl
Drugs and Medicines
le strongly defined here. The 1.411•
lereot kind ore never ordered and
Royer permitted to form part of onr
stock. Only goods of andoaoted
purity are offered to customers.
Our stook of
Proprietary Medicines
la very lame. Prlose are low,
1t. JORDAN
\MEDICAL HALL.
9
HELLO !
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
,H. ear
Scrall[oa Bard Coal
IN THS: MARKZT
Al Coal weighed on the Market %%ales
where you.get MOD lbs- for • ton.
WM. LEE.
Orden left at LX3 & gg=pg,ire
Store promptly •etendd M.
Thp a ovb 18 cut into stove wood i
len4th and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left it residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER ,MCEWAN.
Ooderich, November 21.0. 1899. 53.3m
Are Always K� Mie ,ly^
it e l fel. b 1 e darahle and
Quicker to
apply than any othm, 6tt,ng •ccn,r-
Mcly-oared therefore most ca.Jy laid.
They have-bren thoroughly toted
Ise- .11 k:., -tom -a0 dlmatt., invertelly
pmvi0q� Fire, Lldhtntng, Rust
and Weather Proof.
if you're hu i W ing, ma ke gore of .etas
faction hy ordering F.vT1.ANrg for the
roof-fulk,t information if 301 write.
Il{et.11ie Reee'8rig ea., Limited,
0N01ISAlt 0100., TORONTO. CANADA.
FOIL `+ALK HY
Lee &SUM
00 YOU BUY GROCERIES 7
No one who buys Groceries can afford to overlook the bargains
which we offer on every lawful business day. Our Groceries are
of the heat quality, and the prices are as low as first -cines gcods
can be bought at if you are not already (sealing with us, maks
a trial purchase, and free if we cannot suit you.
'317.712.="2" az co.
THE (IROCRR,a, WART 8I11E SQUARE.
"(moods promptly delivered. Telephoee Neta 91