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THE SIGNAL : GODERICI% ONTARIO.
W. Acheson&Son
OURDRES 00008 DISPLAY. 11
OUR new Dress Suitings give correct expression
to the best New York, London and Paris styles.
Our selections are made to meet the needs of some of
the most careful and neatest dressed women in Can-
ada. New, bright, up-to-date goods opened in stock
this week.
BINA and Davy Vsel•n Leslie' CO) h, smooth, riots auris, e11 pure wool, fur
.Stems or separate skirts, 42 to 44 moles wide, vary epeeist at ,SOC
Black sod grey Cheviots, ail wool, oorrsot weight for suite or unlined .klrt•, 64 t
to St, Inches wide, at per yard sees . ...............5c
obey of Homs -punt, 56 mobilo wide, Weet of l ogland goods. fine pare wool sod
rough fiuuh, to all Isadog sheave said o.:lure, at per yard .. sees. 1,25
Underwear Specials.
40 de zoo oleo'. heavy Dee e-ltoed Underwear, shirts end drewere, over•
looted Seem. 101 in Ess wool or Dutton tierce, all s zes from 34 to 44, it ear
garment
Table Linen Specials.
A @peotel purchase of nue Belfast liven Table Clothe, full be, ached, puri
I nen Grin •'.meek clothe, fully tweety per Dene under regular value". s Zell
212i sod 2e3 wa'l'e. at.... 1.25, 1.50
Linoleums and Oilcloths.
iaotoh L'aol.esse, 2, 3 ar,d 4 yarn. wide, 1a new block tile and lino! pat-
ters, Rood waghg(e
t..d peereat.t1., at Mr eluate yard. . 40c
8oel.b OdsIetbe, 1 sad 2 yard' wld.eM per yard 25c, 35c
50c
er
W. Acheson & Son.
STRENUOUS CAMPAIGNING
Des err a Sig Pirate The Bowery a1Wbe.-
Ske(theist hew York Cllr.
I^peon (_orres000denoe of Tun aloJAt.)
New 1 ork, OJt. 15 -William poetry,
octet of polite under the 11mmeny ad-
mmtetrstloi, was recently • suooeseful
osodld•te tor e'eollon to the ninth assembly
district, and the Hoes oo 'chicks the nam
pogo were run would make so election to
1%..r Horne look like • onsdy sohool
000ye0110S1. When the warm weather more
b• opened ..•pots, where the war's of his
supporting ser• supplied gratis. He
chartered 1 wo eleam.1, end tie•rly a dozes
her sigoorsion bargee so that all the somas
and children might hare an outing on the
river. He leered lode" room' and meeting
halls sod wielded vaulter t11e ere, returnee'
free to he eons, onsets. (.l.m bake.. oho,*
droner, and semesterdown the bay follow-
ed 000 soother to rapid •ocoeeeloo When
the landlr•rd'* demands were pre•log an
•ppeel to the "B's Chtei" war sot to vain
nor was boll lsokleg for these who fell
under the tan of the law. Itul to orowo
•1', • prat barbecue tor the 'loegshorsmee
we prepared. The following clipping may
give Immo idea of Devery and the least
And within bas ever l*en that will
',set it, duce the her feast of lb* laves an'
the fishes. Well oat oat the water, thvagh
tho time and mike 11 beer by the euboo.rre
1,11 two oaeo and a pipe lib'k from the
retest brewery will he the been car 1., but
that armee all. There'd be w.nsw on the
grouted thel'll keep el,ecn feller a ki, tin up
Tose a• chew beef an I do. dog all at aur,
if they foal tb.t way, .awhim 'bat gets
played, is • corner of the grounds, they'll
had • reedevilie show with some ipie:en
wh.t'b de elate that'll best anything on
Brt•adwy. Towel' be so mire re or lookto
11 os the peri State,. Inc they w..o't
be weeded. bee.s.e It won't be ueaoseery to
obs' use • ' eller . r tie to eat with me I
gut the faller. to Deme as they •re, just
tram so.., lo their overalls and iump.rs.
--" 1'•1 Nee atom tie b..gest beeletake
party that ere, h.ppaed l• New York '
1•:r.rything was marled out es arranged
Ute tao.ot lot the two balluals were
r 'sued, two hundred kegs ot beer were
h , shed and eyerythlte ran wide open.
additlos to the 'losgtnoremen, every
hobo to the olty who amid find the place
• on bend. The arousal which followed
,ql was se dlegr.o•lul that eevatel rf the pileus
eaptse s responsible are now raetioatlor is
the sunorbf, 50511 nothing mo•1 r•gsote5a
then en occasional auto Beni or • stray
nanny great appears to break the solitary
moo0tory. Omer and all know Devery to be
a ¢raft*, end that h. Is In politic for
' do dough " It is not only a 'aloe ksep-
ee an 1 "bums" who "holler for blot, Dat
many others who shoaLt know bet'er than
to ell their birthright tot , mw el
nnwnar .traruil0k.
No doubt many readers of THE 51110 A1.
Pee heard groat the famous Bowery
31 seine, conducted ander the •,epi. N of
The Cerise -se Herald. (orrousded by
saloons and sin of many kinds et Is one o1
the mat suooeesful initiator's In hew York.
This le par ly Inc t; the foot that maoy ot
the worker are •o well sq.loted with the
men and their way., hat Mildly because
'Mother" Bird has so sweet • smile sod so
warm • place la her heart for toe boys The
services are for men only. but this being
Needy even! ladies are present to were
la the single,. Long before the ladles
arrive, the hall Is filled with .o orderly and
e xpectant 000greglloo. Whatever they
may he when outside, in , horoh one and all
leave a very blooming bearing. At last the
tidies Ind organist arrive. Soon from the
rugmti(mot pipe organ melodious notes are
. welling, Inspired by the masterly ouch of
I Minton convert, one as low end d•,rad-
e l as soy Bowery tough. The story of hie
conversion 1• often told: how be wondered
into the hall under the Influence of liquor,
and when the regular organist failed to
e opesr and • volunteer was ailed for he had
10130 to the front amid the - grins ot the
$ etisooe; he proved his erns worth as •
muter of the Instrument, and sfterw•rd•
w ie • inverted and Is nos • z,alou. worker.
After several Ie.Meeneelel eelee/l.se 610
leader •.seusoes • hyms-.se of Use good
' Id fashioned kind The organ °bangs.
from
.bel h
t t
err o
i notes of the
to tro
do t
0 Dry
oord, till tt fairly peals with the deeper ones
of the old familiar tune. Aod when the
men begin to slog with an irresistible swing
bait to mind ams the rousing songs so
often heard along Lake Hurons shore.
Hymn follows hymn, sod, led by • powerful
choir, the notes from six huts !red soil more
lusty tbro.ts fairly shake the roof. Then
Mrs. lied with her motherly smile sod
heart-Jhboriov words touches chords In the
rough many hearts as she pictures home
sod moth. laud, sod their thought wander
back to days ot youth and to.00soos. The
e upertotendeat of the Mission, • typical,
beef bred North-of.Koslanier, reals •
pass,e from toe &ripters and db000roes
thereon to • strain little adapted to rouoh
tie heart. lo sharp contrast to his efforts
u tie rendition ot •',)esus, Pilot tee' by •
former deep -ss captain who will not crone
tis tar this Md. of •trity five. He
selectee Is followed by ore from a member
of she ohm, s vsolsl, opewbearted lrlsh-
mse, whose quaint and codons combination
of pertinent political pointer, with the
words et •'A better day a coni ng" greatly
pees. toe mea. An '•erpsneoc. meant./'
:ollowr, .tier wbtah o. lice sod roll. are
served, tboss to charge having exemplified
on more than '»e nu0sea that "ale wy to
a mens beset is through hie stemsob.' All
non, r to Mother Bird and others le char,.
!or the good work whwb 1s bang our,eo on
at this )1 Baton.
A nit•T TraI-posy.
7 he lady esahter in the retaarsbt was
70005 an 1 very pleasing to tet eye. The
matt was ev.dentIv • sale •ekoo. ledged
roman -killer, and between ' whtcka" •t
nis "sena 1 steak rata ' was very ouepokeo
n his admire, ei of her. o l• as language
of the rye oiu'd g^ F.oiohinw nit lunch he
...rolled over in the d«k, sod with the err
•.1 • condo soling $16-eweek clerk laid
.Lown • $50 bill. He evidently desired to
make on Imprwt. n, but when the young
la ly raog up the re..ete, and glanced eant-
1i:a0tiv from the "30 cents" to the young
man, hie face grew rad as • pore. Jest
rhea two or three interested speo'trsn
were a, rule es to snicker Sona audibly,
sod It was with • eery bad grace !hat the
would-be masher disappeared.
NW Jess' Telae eres1ly Improved
SIA dartllsg tmprovemal a noticeable 10
_ Ise Joan' mooing. Her volae 1e stronger,
and .ounis el o4 sweeter than before
acing ('atarrbozooe, whh:h 1e • wonderful
aid to singers. speakers end miale,•re.
C*terrbesons Whole maws* absolute free-
dom trim oolde, coughs hod ca•arrh, clear*
D. noes amt throat, and provosts hoarse-
n ess and huakmos Ceterrbcz,es makes
toe voice brilliant and enduring, and le un-
commonly well teoomm.n'led by pima
donne, members of parliament, Lawyers,
dieters and thou.aods the use it dolly.
Rutter try Catarrhoz,n.. Price 51.00:
ail sire 25o. Dr°gamu, or N. C. Polson &
Co., Kingston. Ont.
Hami'oh'e pill. ours • ehettpattoo.
1. Apprerl•tles et IMeke•e.
A Iit'et.toder In Weekly Suo : to the
English Quarterly Rein, Mr, Swlobaroe
tries, in his usual stormy teatime, to o.•,Id
us Into pas.lonste loye of D.okene. W.
afloat be "oolded Into love of eny:hm,
Bat ehaeke ars du, lo. orltto wbo, amidst.
the deluge of unspeakable trash styling It
self ''holton" whloh in flooding or, and, 1t
Mtn Polly he doubted, Is Impairing the
eouederse and trnthfuloe.a ot ohar.oter,
tree to we book alleg.eeee to • really gnat
and eminently wholesome writer. Dickens
(menet be said to be, like Moa Austen.
Walter Slott, or Tbeok•ray, • paster of
real Id. sod action. _Iii 1 • humorist Cod
c:aric•tarie, thougb •!ways with • reel
basis tot his humor and caricature. But
be 1s unrivalled to hie line, Ha 1s %borough-
ly genial : he 1e thoroaglhy healthy. He le
as free as possible from the unlovely ten-
dencies to preaohing and pamphleteering
which potsoo the work of some of oar lead-
ing writers of fiction •t the present day.
He elven you • hearty laugh and • spell of
ueeloysl eajoyment. He 1e weakest, no
-----Farmers'
Fall and Winter.
Ww have jest opened out a compete assortment of the following f all goods :
Rope Tees. (tattle (Thain., eta 1 Fixtures, Axes, Axe Hrtndle.. 1111001w., \-rut
Same. Saw Mete awl .hinter., Barn Door Latches, Hanger. and Trark. T end
Strap Hinges, Horan Blanket*, Horne &...a wed Curry Combs, Mi to and (Meves
Oar Goods are the best.
we
Our prices right. Oise us a call and
will please you.
GLASS FOR FALL.
We have • larger stock of (11•m this fall than ever before, and we are
in a position to sell at prices which will compare favorably with any.
Our Glass is the bast of good British Glass.
COO
Did you see our stoves and Ranges? They sell like hot cakes.
ALLAN & McIVER,
The L.•rling Hardware and Stove Men
Hnneel Oriels at Hormel, Prime.
Telephone No. 67.
IRON -OX
"Iron -Ox Tablets seem to
"attain an immediate popu-
larity. I have sold easily,
"In the few months I have
"had them, at least double ai
"mauy boxes as I ever did of
"any other Patent Medicine
"in the same length of time.
"Nearly every box sold seems
"to be the means of selling
"another." -S. E. HICK,
Druggist, Ooderich, Ont.
A Superior Blood Remedy
An Invaluable Tonic
30 Tablet' 23c
itoubt, when he becomes sentimental ; as to
'mob a character as that of the impossible
"Child" in the "Old Carloelty Shop' ; yet
he Is not without a mastery of pathos. His
characters have fixed themselves forever In
annular Imeginatloo. His social Influence
has been airtime entirely good There have
been few more effective preachers ot beoevo-
i,00e, good -will, and humin brotherhood.
Nor are many redeem' exerasee better than
• reading of o•'Chrletmu Carol."
COUNTY CURRENCY.
t;oderloh township : A low days ago a
heifer belooglog to 1? 1, Wire, was killed by
lightning.
Bruoetidd : Dr. Sesooe, of Furdw lob, has
disposed el his pra,tlos, and her d rug store,
0o Dr. Armstrong, of Brucefield.
Clinton • K Rowland received • letter,
Thur, •
d y of tut week, from he brother,
who is to South Afoot, eating that but
w ile had died In Capetown.
Clinton : We are sorry to lura that the
noly eon of L. P. Snyder (manager Sover-
eign Batik) aged wen years, 1e laid up at
St. eatkarloes with diphtheria.
Seaforth : George Paterson fell from •
S tep ladder on which he was grandiose, In the
furniture factory. one day recently, fractar-
l0v his right arm above the wrist.
Wloebam : A. Tupling reports lurty-fold
bores on land lewd from 1) et•w•r0,
Iowa. From be prodoet of one bag of bar-
ley
arley he threshed over eighty bumbola.
Wmghsm : Dr. Agnew has returned from
New York ; he has been taking • post.
'redoes) Doane there He reports Mees
Millie much improved, and sees to return
borne.
Ktppen • A very pretty weddlog took
P aas at the residence ot Mee Workman,
I'uoker,olith, when her daughter Maggie
w oe nailed In =settees to J. Raid, of
I ,o dos.
BrJwis: Mn. Davey and daughters
Louise, (.tads and Genie sod eon Roy. left
li steels for Cahtornia on Thursday mora -
ng of tut week, where Mr. Davey will .1 -
an spend t1• winter.
Blyth • be Michael's churob, Blyth, was,
on Meuday aft. moon, 20th alt, the sceO. 0t
01 wedding of Muse Margaret McCaughey
dangber •1 Frames Mo`12.ughey, to F. C.
'lobuler, of Brussels.
Sealorth . The teem of ,!oho Murray. of
town, for damages sustained through s N_ -
o dent .t Grteee's bridge, on tea Dight el
esotember 1st. has been settled by the
NtK111oD council, Mr. Worley restoring
$50.
Seaton?' : Mies Deaver., of John •irset,
net with a punted aootdent oar Tawday last
w eek. She was going home from a meet lee
In the Motb.3te church, whin she fell as
tee sidewalk and broke her loll arm near
elle wrist.
up sed It will be a ample of weeks before
she ten go to eoboul sole.
Morris • W. C WII•oo, 5th Ilse, has re -
*sewed • prier of $10 00 from the Keine
8(ei Co., Toronto, for growing • neem ,th
erseo squeeh wewheg •t bast 300 pounds.
1 Mr. Wilson has stepped this guns prude
-
ten to Mr. Kende, 'Toronto. Judging by
the size of the pecking bur he took home to
ship the .quash In It was oo baby. Aoy-
teute W. C. ureter' ekes to do n• doe. 1t to
No 1 style and this 300 pound squeals 1. only
ems more proof of this eta'ement.
!trawls : O. Moody wtwlog of last
week Mrs. Jamie Stewart saooumbed to an
Wavle of typhoid lever, together with •
leery trouble, after an Mow of about lour
webs. Ueoeesed was formerly Mies Orison
MUloy, and war married about three years
ago, shoe wb:ob time she and her husband
have resided la Port Arthur. Mr. and Un.
Stewart returned to Brussels • little over •
month raga, sod were only bare • low days
when both were taken down with fever, Mr.
..•.wart being still nunhood o his hod.
Deceased war to the tweety-sixth year of her
age, and, besides bet teethed, she leaves •
little daughter seventeen mouths old to
mourn her early demise.
AWFUL PAIN.
Quebec igen angered Terrible Torture w11k
rains In Els Sock end Lela..
MATANr, QUA., Noy. 3rd. (Mpeolsl).-Mr.
O. Dionne, of this place. bat at last found •
.:ore for the .zoruolsting pains to 01e back
tad loins whloh lave troubled him for so
long 7'oe suffering Mr. Dionne be. ender
.d hue been almost beyond belle. He tiled
many medlolne•, but nothing seemed to do
hem any good until be whiled to us* Dodd's
K'doey Pill..
This remedy has oompletely restored Mr.
Deane to good bealth and he has no longer
the sligheet pain In hit back or any other
part and le tsello1 splendid.
le woe • most remarkable our, and we
whloh hes done muoh to make Dodd's Kid-
ney Pills still more popular with the people
of this neighborhood.
They will ours rheumatism, solatica,
lomb.go, backache, or soy other kidney
trouble.
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING:
HEH.'n TO THE Ilorsg0l,E TIIAT's THRIFTY !
t,'tla Obeerysr : An ingenious housewife
toot four common bricks and placed them
to • pail. Over the bricks she poured • gal-
lon of kerosene oil and let them stand until
Ibe bricks bad absorbed all of the oil they
would take •p. Theo she took out two of
ills orloke and plaoed them In the kite's'.)
reeve and Set fire to them. They burned
fully two hour, and the Sr. that they made
eau one by whlels it was possible les do any
kind of cooking or other work requiring eon-
sider•ble heat. There was no unpleasant
odor or any trouble whatever, for the oil
lust olazed away like • stove full of good
weed.
Owe ate'. u5A,D OLD MAN.
Dundee Baader : Oa the 31st Onleb.r,
1772, Jost 30 years ago. Sir Oliver Mowat
0.1 acne .ttotney general nt the new .dmlo-
istu01o0 which he had been milled IDoo to
form after le.vlog the bench, • poeitloo he
•no:iooed to hold ones! he eotered the new
ly f. rmed government of Sir Wilfrid Lander
i0 1896 I'h• old ',ottoman ie still with w
e ltbo.Sh somewhat feeble sod not able to
'eke an active pert in public affairs. But
one ao hardly be expected to be as active
n leu 82 id year as when be was thirty
years younger and just oiled upon to form
• government. As h,uten•nt governor he
• entlnaes to keep • .•the ly eye on the
.ff.ire of the province and to be • stooling
Brussel.: Th. Brawl• 'fest of Um M•o--T-
oabse Order has reodyed a fine oak book
ow and 100 volumes of up o -ilia hooks,
well booed -Lupton Library -as a reward
irem tet Supreme Test for dlhg oe. 1n ad-
dle meat d • names to the membership
ad-
dles
y r D
ol
Klippen : John IfcMortrl', of Port Huron,
was •lsIting with hie brother, Mr. Alex.
McMortrte, lett week. Thlrty.seven years
have pawed seer Mr. MaMurtrl• •mbraoed
,he arms of Cools Sam, and .;oho sea
many obeoges In thin pert during lbw
years.
Seatorth : Fred Gregg. eon of Georg -
Gregg, of MoKtllop, near Walton. Is now
1
owed about ten miles from Moose Jew.
Fin has been then two years and this year
h.4 200 sorsa of wheat, wbloh will yield
about 40 bushels to the sore. H. bad 1,500
bushels of wheat last year from 60 sores
Wtoghem : Word war reoe.ved the other
day of the death of Henry MoOregor,
youngest son of the Ile Ueoted McGregor,
book binder. Deceased had been a resident
of Cleveland for about 25 Sean, and wee
also • book binder. He 'Gaye. • wile sad
five children. lie was Wed about 52 years.
Wlswb.m Freak Hodge, of Ws piece,
who was inbred by • tall from en elevator
and was taken to the Victoria Hospital.
Loodoo, for treatment, died Moody mora-
ine Of WO week If.. eencurstoo of the
breis._YtHodges eras • most exemplary
man, and much sympathy Is felt for his
wife and her young sell.
Easter : Mrs Saxon Fitton has reeled
the sed tnbelligeooe of the death from ty-
phoid fever, of her brother, 11 Ito lived to
Chicago. The decorated had been 11I only •
very short time, and the new@ of he demise
Game as • wrest shook o his sorrowing
sister. This makes Iles wooed death in the
family within five months.
Wti ghsm : Mr. Ind Mrs. W. C. ?delver
left o0 Monday of last week to spend the
winter to St. Thoma. Bator, leaving, Mr.
Meteor purahesed what has been known ea
the Alla. McLean property In Teeswater
from Roe. If. W Reid, of St. Thomas. The
property is a molt desir.ble nee, and Is said
to kava see Mr. Reid $6000.
Clinton : Mr, and lire. Chlllingwertb,
two daughters and • son, from Jersey le-
Iend, of the Chsnael group, I' oglesd. who
ere on • tone ot Ontario, ped Mr. and Mrs.
.tames (tarter a volt for • few dye Mn.
Carter te • dater, and hu not seen her
hrother for Dearly fifty years. They left
oo Wednesday lad weak to veil friends In
Stratford.
Clinton : lir. J. It Steep, W lootpeg,
(eon In-law of Mrs. H. Andrews) was le
own recently, having Men to at.iendenoe on
hu brother, who met with each a serene
. 00ld.wt le Toronto. He onndder, hie
brother's channel ter reonvery fair. but the
singular part of the aootdene ie that there
1s not • wretch or mark upon his brother to
Inchoate where he 1. hart.
Seaforth : Mrs. George if. French, of
Van000ver, British ('olnmhle, eau 1n town
last week Iters. irrenoh was visiting Miss
Oral, et MoKtllop, end other friends in this
vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. French were resi-
dents of Mestorth at one time bat have resid-
e d In Vanoover for about twelve years.
Mr. Fraoh Intends returning home for
Christmas. She thinks there 1s no Flaws as
gond Si Vetoeeyer.
Clinton : A. Mier Ida Wilke, daughter
of A. WOkon. was on her wy to the ('ole
Ieg*ate. nee day last week, one mat with •
painful soeldest. Mho was horrylrg In the
suppselhns that she was late, when she fell
and nut bei leg es eaverly that site had to
be married b • dodoes .f4ite to bare the
waled dread. It was waetwary be sew 11
t -
"Contentment canna
be too dearly purchased."
Foot -comfort a n d `"
shape retail ion, are never
dear, at the expense of
mere fketing finish.
Contentment to those
who wear only that foot-
wear which is priced a' 1
pledged by the 'Walters--
"The
akers-"The Slater Shoe"
6to.dyear WOK'
WM. SUAllIAN, Ssle Agog, fiedcrick.
J BROPIIEY & SON
-- THE 1.15111011 -
Vwnera\ 1Nyteetoes and
- .mo(Amera.
Order• carefully •rte.4e4 ter,, at all
boars, meet or 4y.
Q.ebee .,reel.
FALL TERM
- O L/STOWE
l
Reglne on 11101111141% 11PT. 1, 11M'!.
Two noureee. (' onnnetrn1tl and Shorthand.
Terms reasonable. Mend for Journal.
Students may enter at any time. ".
l- A. PLRMI M , A. f. McINTYRI,
The Division
bet wren good:and Indlfler.el `
Drugs and Medtetnes
1..'ronely defined hen. The iodit-
f*rent kind ar• 01.10 ordered MA
never permitted to form part of neer
lock. Only gond' of andnnn:ed
parity ors Mitered to moonset,
(tar look , f
Nroprletary Medloinee
1. very lar,*- Prime ars low,
F. JORDAN,
MISDIOAL HALL.
THURSDAY, Nov. 6, 1902. 5
✓ ebuke to the people who say that a man 1
cannot Iles tbro.gh • polities' career and
keep his eklro oleao. 1. lea them • moatb
b • berm of oflioe will expire.
o0toIITION t•HASllaw leNroVNpeps
Guelph Morosey : Firer, 11 woe tie goner.
al el•ctioo that was to burl the Row Gov-
ernment from powar. A m.jonty of ten,
perhaps !meaty, was t1e 000gdeat espeoia-
tion of eh* Mail-Bmpin, "a000rdin■ to au
=owlet estimate." rhe a l•ottun didn't
work out a000rdlog o sohedu'c, and the
reouunts were to do the business. The
uutlmely death of J. W. Munro. M. 1'. 1'.
•l.ot, rendered the oontlogency more pro-
bable. The Govetnweue majority wee
reduoed to one, but there It stayed.
Theo the op. odious of "the meobles"
wore to be exposed l0 electloo trials. The
Government had been sut•lued by the most
lavish oor rum. ion from burro oempslgo tuod•,
we war, told. A great lot of protest. were
eater•d, but they gradually simmered down,
and oot telt • dozen against the Liberals
will protably go to trial. The North Perth
scrutiny finds that the vote there was • tie,
and a new •botloo will have to be bold.
This Rives Mr. Rose two majority, and
shown that he carried the Provlaoe by three
seats. The action of the Conservatives In
wltbdrawlug their election proteste by
wholesale, proy•s tb.1 they are not, and
n ever were in • positions to establish the
toot that there war any widespread corrop-
ou the part of the Cohens lo the last
electloo, or were they so guilty themselves
to this respect that they were afraid to In -
rite reprisals. The oouotry le now satisfied
that the Government, io •pr• o1 all the
Conservative blather to the oontr.ry, fairly
°errled oo • working maturity of the seats
a: the lot lection, and It will be disposed
to strengthen the hands of She Governmeot
In by •leotloo.
• flare tare for Constipation
Some remedies uure this dutrwlog owe -
plaint to a day some to • mouth, bet Nor
vtlloe never fade to our. Io • tow m 110105.
Just ten drop. of Nenllios le etweeteoed
water -that's enough, sod •way - goes the
dysentery, oared to stay cured. Novelties
also cures cr,nip*, oollo, pain In the atom
act, and Lok headache. It hu Eye amen
the stren.tb end curative properties of or-
dinary remedies. and should be In every
household. Better buy • 25o bottle wad
try it. Nervillae is all right.
Hemiltoes p lis for the liver.
HEART
DISEASE
Jordan
Block..
McKIM'SI
GOderich,
Ont.
Prices You Like
to
i 6.00 Ms'. Overoo•1 tot . $ 350
„ „
5.00
10.00 " " 7.50
12 00 " •• •' 8.60
Seems too good to be taus, eepeolally just
at the time of year you want the goods.
Our *rouse for thle toolieh lookluw price not•
ting is that we are going out of the oyer.
coat ba,lnes. We want the room, not the
goods. A few boy.' °vetoao at even •
greater reduction.
Fur -We want to turn • lot of aloe
neat tars Into mosey sed In a short time.
When you see tbsm wad the priciest we will
do It is gawk order.
Nook oowrfs Mart a1 $1.35 e.oh, Nin*
fur ruff., will talar, at Saute ruff 81 35
Carotene start at 51.75. Our oaperlu.
storm Dollar. Or tally, at eels 81.75
*1.95 - Trimmed Hata - s1 fib
A oeble In our millinery room of new hate
of our own trimming, same style and mean -
vial whloh regularly cost you $350 wad
mon, all .t one pee 51 95
Don't think this le the lowest prioed hat
we have, No matter how limbed your
muaey is we have • bat that will suit it.
Men's Hata -Moe'. tar fit hate,
hard tad soft Christy sod other makes,
leather sweat bend, sod good blooks, pries.
$2 00 end $2 50, to ole•r s1 75o
Little Things at Little Prices.
Ileitis' letters for marking household
Ilnon..o„ werrwted lege ethers, lotto'.
lett-A, B, U, t:, K, P, R, T. at le •dowse
Rope Moen for tanoy work 3 fir tie
Repo silk, for faaoy work 2 for 5.
A let of Belie wool 2 for bo
A lot of Zephyr wool ,... 2 for be
A lot of mosdlog, 1n *elute 12 tor be
GI.egow CwIII lace thread, 200 yards s
spool, moat numbers to stook at.. ,.....70
11 le teed ler kettle, and oroobeting lees %
fringes, doylies, oleo, olio.
A lot of loo Irish lawn hsndkeroblets,
bemetitohed and embroidered, at be
Mao's and boys' Ides for 1011
2 pair wool sox for 26o
A lot of Sloth ape at 10e
New 1d•• Magazine
NEW Whet 1'ATTKRNS are the BKST.
McK/M'S BUSY STORE.
w.
COOKING OF MILKY FOODS
Souvenir
}i Perfect
SUMS
le a symptom of Kidney
Disease. A well -knows
doctor has said, ' 1 sever
yet made* post -emotions es-
aminattoninacaseet death
from heart Disease with-
out finding the kidneys
were at fault." The Kidney
medicine which was ant oo
the market, most suoose,-
ful for Heart Disease and
all Kidney Troubles, and
most widely Imitated 1e
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
T7 VRRV cook sporecl-
atee, somewhat dis-
appointingly too
often. the difficulty o1
getting milky foods to
"do" just right.
Milk is of an imeiree-
eionable nature and takes
'to itself everything with
which it is surrounded.
I I you've , a,ked a roast to the oven previously the aroma remains usually in the
oven and imparts its flavor to the rice pudding or custard or other dish contain-
ing milk that goes in next.
This trouble is overcome completely with an aerated oven. Food cooked in
this way is always surrounded by pure. fresh air. There isa constant flow o£
this bealth-gning element in and out all the time, making impossible the reten-
tion of any foul odors to destroy the flavor of the most delicate and carefully
prepared dainty.
The Aerated Oven is found only in the Souvenir Range.
Sold Everywhere.
One will Last a Lifetime,
T_ H- WCRSEZ. z
SOLE AGENT, - GODERICH.
Made by THE GURNEY•T1LDEN CO., United, liaailtos, Cauda.
H ELLO ' ,.M.,.t,.e
THE OLD
RELIABLE
ALL KINDS OF
COAL`
ALWAYS ON HAND
TAM BEST
Scrll1oll Bard Coal
��:alte•
IN THR,'MARKRi'
Al Coal enlisted hed on the Market Beale,
wbera=eeaet LID lbs, tog • on.
MIL LEE.
Orders Iuib N Lill h BZZPHenD'B
Store promptly attended to.
me Boron and Bruce
Loan and Investment C
QODERICH, - ONT.
Som. -mos -PHILIP HOLT, K.O.
Baoxss.-THE CANADIAN BANK OF
OOMMERCL
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
We aro prepared to receive Deposita
from 'I'ruetee., Parente or Children, rn
RUMS of from Fifty Cents to Three
Tlaotaarrd IMLs**, --old eaHr a les a rev erwi
interest, added every Six months at
rates as agreed upon. Cheques are
given thepolitottla.at that they may
draw upon theme deposits at any time
3, 311 and 4 per cent. uttered allowed
on 1)eprteeneeonling to amount anti
time left.
N,R -Pennant to a late Act of
Parliament married women and minore
have the right to deposit ..d draw out
money in their own name.
Deposita an he sent by mail at the
risk of sender
Remove from your houses temptation
to burglar.' and food for the fiawe..
As the Company make. kens only oar
first cla*m farm property, depositors
have the etmngeat tsemerity for their in-
veetment,.
TO BORROWERS.
This Company he prolene' to loan on
the shortest notion any sum upon fires
elan securely. Terme are made to ani
borrowers. Straight Irene and .imp!
interest.
MORTGAGF:H PURCHASED-Fbr further
particulare call at the Company'e off i' ,
corner of Market Square and North
Street, Goderich.
W. L HORTON, F. JORDAN,
Manager. President,
Wm. PROUDPOOT, Vine•l'Desident.
DIRECTORS:
Loan MTSATHrogA, .1. M. Roseate(
FRANCA11 JOSDAN. H. I)r,l,or•.
Ws. Pm)oprooy. Hawwy Hnami,
D. J. Names. Pomp Hour, K.
rckillop Mlrtsai Fire hsanace G.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW' PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Value of Property Ineuret up to Jsonary,
1201 e3,.411,.Ta.1)
OrrICElm .ND urHlt(.TORA.
J. R. McLean, pre" : T. Fewer, vlese.pre•.
Jae. Connolly, O. Dale. W. U. Bro•dtect, J.
Watt, Jas. Evans, J. 6. Grieve, J. Beooewet.,
directors; W.11. Broadfo,t, Seafo-the Inspec-
tor of looses ; T. R. Hays, 8*wfeeth, seoretary-
treasurer.
AGENTS.
J. W. Yeo. Hulmseville ; Jame" t'umming
sKnmondel
li k Ile; Ia
It. MoMllltn, ' 3forth : R
mithPolicyholders an pay sesee"rnente and get
their cards reoelpted at Mr. ('oats'. Clinton. or
"t Mol.ean Roos' Palace Clothing Store, Oode
rlob
Mill Wood
FOR BALE
The above is out into stove wood
lenth and will be delivered to any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
Orden received telephone or
left at residence, 128 brie street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER'McEWAN.
(loderich, Novem her 21st. 1899. 53-3m
Established 1890. Phone wain 4303.
W. F. DEVER & CO
STOOK AND BOND BROKER$. e
19 Wellinsrton street mast, Toronto.
Main Offices -41 freadsay, Nes Tort: N State Street, haft
STOC S, BONDS AND GRAIN
Bought and Sold for Cash or on Margin.
Particular strong/no gegen to Canadian Sonorities Market lettere mailed dally
(4 p. m ) oo application. Correepondenoe Invited.
GET READY. Te .ever war each a demand for Ladles sod Oootlemee
h•yln, a tboroagh knowledge of Commerol•1 sed 9horthaad
work. The
Otie
e
LONDON, ONT.. h•o auM1.d more students to profitable poeticise during the paste
7e.re-a-r We wenld he pleased to sestet yon. Partlonlers for
• pan1.
J.W . WESTERVVELT, Principal.
To the --Ladies.
Miss
01.3m
The opening of the fall millinery season finds wy stock,
-.-
as usual, complete in the various lines pertaining to
ladies' headwear. The most novel etlecte in shapee and
trimmings •re to he found here, and our work in retak-
ing up orders has always been satisfactory to my cus-
tomers.
Lodine are invited to visit my showroom and inspect
my stock at their convenience.
Cameron,
Milliner.
Cor, Hamilton and Newgate streets.
DO YOU BUY CROCERIES?
li.
No one who buy. Uroceries can afford to overlook the builds.
which we offer on every lawful tinniness day. Our (irooerirts are
of the batt finality, and the prima are ss low •. first-class geode
can be bought at if you ere not already dealing with Ds, make
a trial purchase, and west if we cannotsuit yon.
S'TVRIDYw dr, CO.
THE UROCERA, WEST RIDE SQUAREBar .
(toads promptly delivered. �,„,�„ ___. __ Telephone No. 91