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SIGNAL: (;ODEItICLI ONTARIO
EMBARGO ON CATTLE.
It Is Condemned by the Liverpool
Chamber of Commerce.
I • .• it' Oes&iitoen Pasaiii %rotor& of Ern.
bongo front Canadian Cant* by Great
Srawn Would So an Iscolloni Thlnj for
the Lotter from a Nyilrele Puinl of VOW
and Would es avidsfies er PrIendrittp tor
Canada.
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London. April 19.-(C.A.P.)=At •
meeting of the animal and meat
trade section of the lucorporut.•
Chember-ol-Cornreee -at- Literiosso. -
a telegram was read (rem Sir Alfred
Jones nreing the rect ain 4o. poe,
the Government for the removal 1,1
the embargo on Canadian cattle.
The Chairman atrongly advocuttsi
the removal, on the ground thut it
would be an excellent thing for this
country from a hygk•nic point in
view of the fact that. we are
sending our best beef stock from -
this country, and us a consequence
our stock are interbreeding. which
naturally results in a deteriorating
quality of stock.
Also, the, embargo might he re-
moved for reasons of friendship for
Canada. Mr. .1 .1. Gilbertson of
the Canadian Pacific - Railway, and
ethers spoke strongly In favor of
the section taking action:,
Professor Doyce, referring to the
health of English cattle. Stated that
owing to lack of fresh stock. 23 per
cent. of the cattle were infected with
tulanrculreas.
The followiag resolution was car-
ried unanimously . "That the pro
sent restrictions on the „importation
of Canadian cattle to Great Britain.
are unjust, so far as they are based
on the dread of disease existing
among such cattle since any out-
break of dliseare is as rigidly. dealt
with In Canada as n Great Britain,
and no infectious disease now exists
in Canada." \ • .
The resolution certitudes- by ask-
ing that the prevent- Unions, be
at once reconsidered.
Chorehill it Libor •'
•Winston Churchill has decided to
stand for the' northwest divieton of
Manchester, under the auepicen of the
Liberal Association.,
chrorrol Only Wilk Illood,
Chas. Devlin. M.P.. retorting 'open
the Irish Secretary. said that ire -
land had no quarrel with any nation
in the world exoept England. and.
would have none with England if
she were allowed to Mintage her own
affairs.
khoottobo's'Of boot.
111. Washington correspondent Of
Tbe Financial T1MeN, sayi that much
Interest has, been armined in. the
United Statin over the statintacif n.-
latIng to Manitoba wheat growing.
Manitoba swiped 50 per cent. More
wheat per etre than Dakota or Min-
nesota One-fourth tit the wheat
lands' of the Northwest would be suf-
ficient to Supply three imes, the eta-
ttre wheat supply of Britain.
Nat *wino ot-11.
Right Hon Alfred Lyt telt on Co-
lonial Secretary. replying lo Sir
Gilbell 'Parker, said he was not
filtrate that •ny colonial Legislation
had roamed resolutions against pre
earenee•
Coloollol Show Is IOW
influential support has tweet secured
repeat nnd expand the colonial
and Iodine Exhibition of 14141I at the
11-wittil Palate in 1905. in view. of
the rapid, strides of hiewerietwaticren-
ttment eteeng-rhe zoo more commit-
tee were t of Argyll, • Lord
Strathcona iitd Sir Gilbert l'arker.
New T.. Vipreto le
\.' Lontthn, - April\ 19 -The budget
statement to be ntede in the • Douse
•L \ - of Cent:noes to -night - by Aunten
Chamberlin. chancellor of . the. Ex-
\ chequer, .is ant ictiated With the keen-
, ent interest. • .
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.,, Premier Balfour yesterria. made an
unintentional adminefon thi1 some
ew form of taxation is ep.Ctoit,
t otherwien the sorrel is wel jrv4. It rs understood to ho q ite
un kely that thie nee, taxation w I
be tlsc.d nn petroleum.
- It Ip regarded as practically certain
that he income tax will he raised,
possibl. n 'duty Will be Opposed on
importet ihmr.
til
tem v weep roe Oft
Ottawa. .pril 19.-Tlie idea of hays
ing it -central cattle nf inntruction
this year hU now been definitely
e Minister of Militia
t the best twos/able
hr.' has heen'no time
abandoned.
is minims', to
propnrt y. hut t
yet to examine' the free site which
was offered t heL,_ deport meat •near
Shortest Lake by t!tf. Ontario Gov-
ernment Th. winter has been sq
long and the snow se deep that it,
has not been feasible to carefeily in-
spect this property Aecordingly. the
central ramp of instructing has bees
postponed for. the present .
Tb• Slog I• A•
Copenhagen, April 19. -Tho Sy-
borg-Ceenen train, conveying King
Edward and tbieeh Alexandra' from
Cnpenhagen on their way to Lon-
don, was derailed yesterday ' after-
noon. The last earring(' but one left
the rails Their Majesties were in the
last nonage and sustained no dam-
age. he mishap only resulting in et
slight delay.
iitlatio 111111•41.
Little 'Falls. N. Y., April 19. -
While repairing a switch yesterday,
Alexander Murray, assistant mechan-
teal repair -men nn the New York
Central Railroad, hocarar confused
by two approaching t ?ionic stepped
in front nf an engine and was in-
stantly killed. Murray's home was in
Ottawa, Ont. •
r ly f•1141 7•11.
Winnipeg, April I lb -William LW,
kauf, a connector employed on the
lateel frame work of tho tall new
Union Dank building, fell yesterday
from the ninth -at nrey to a platform
of planks three Boors lower and ails -
reined Injuries to his head and side
that will likely prnve fatal. Ile
maws from St. John, 5.11.
PrIestel *raise Wawa, roma
Toronto, April t9,-.1. 0. McEvoy
et London, haft decided to proceed
against R. R. Gainey first In his
slander suit , and it will come up In
the Middlesex Assizes, In September.
tress Sorrow. Owed.
Lender,. April 1 --Sir lbeity
Thompson. Dart the distinguished
surron. died last night.
Ith•r•h thee..
Qttawa. April 111 The Ministerial
Aseociation yesterday papw/ it 1111.
IN)litida favoring church union.
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Rev. C. T. Scott
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comitig to tioderich and will preach
Paul lecture in Victoria taried Metier -
did church in 'connection with the
Epworth 1, sortie anniversary oil Sun-
day and Morality next. Rev. Mr.
144,141 is 1.o upon an ' of the
foremost men of (lin alteliodiet
in lanolin) 1 Olifeln'tlet, 11101 lit ptenellt
h., charge of 1) 11ts Centre Meth( 4 -
dist cougregat• 111 the City Of 1.4
11 1 ll`gt. :1m1 porsperous church.
7 he rev; ettl gentleman is a careful
and ddigent staitli•nt, an eheluent and
thetight ;so I te caviler,* rind it 1ail
viineed thinker upon It 11 tioesth nut of
moral ',form Anti social 111'01/151114.
The League has undertaken to dec-
orat.• the clitit•eli for the oeeasion with
suitable- emblems of the /society and
will eteleav,a• to make all the services
attract e and Iiinpirstional of mod.
The 14-1,•iety. and junior. will
is• cent ye 11,W IJJ 1.11.01!4 /41 the
111,11 nilig -el w ice 0101 tweedy litelgee
will la. given to all the 111e111111.114.
Speei.11 11114 .ippr,wpriate nand/• will be
given by t the ehoir at both tiervices
4,1(1 ',teem) , "11,S -time+ will be taken.
tht Nitwit.) evening 011 at 11111111' Will
be git en by the Society. followed be
a brief program and lecture. Retool. -
numb+ u ill be served from 7 to S.
1Vhile the v. '1 p4.11111e /11.1'7 tiorving
s 1 he 11l*-kstonn orchestra
will pi ()vide sweet hankie.
Following 1 his part of the exercise.
the Rev: Mr. Scott will lecture on
Citizenship," n 111,1111. popu-
lar 1111 1 timely stible 1, and it will he
hentiled in a clear, forcible way. Mims
Lama 1 ft-yflgt 4 V1 ill relate, the Black-
stone fleetest's will give 0 selection
and vend mneme will Ire given by Miss
Latin', Drew and the Mcrae. Belcher.
Admission
An Educational Controversy. ,.
The diectosion regarding Latin,
which Wal. 1110 outstanding feature of
the reeent meeting of th.' Ontario
Educmtionnl <Abu/dation, boa -now
been treuefereed to the Pero, and The
Globe oti Monday had the -following
letter fro it Priucipal Strang in con-
neethat w h
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t he subject : •
"1 am y to see by his letter in
your jostle yesterday that Mi'. Dear-
ness feel). so -til 0 over (lie result of
the vete Oil t1**' 1 Alin question at the
meeting of the 1•01ueritional Aso weia-
Gen. I aiwillitissto rebuff defeat, be
t elks id "the appareatt ;;; i ; wetly. not A
real one,- "the tem:miryminority."
••tlia. inaelintille Iti: tail y.. ' and with
more ingenuity them fairness olio tar
make soon. readers believe that n
ilea ieti. whirl) Wan 1'11'1'1141 by two to
' in :l meeting open to all ili•pat•t-
iiients :ma sectious, was really de-
feated by all overwle•lining majority.
11 is soicilt•lot /;111111111 114/1,. however,
fated • him to misrepresent his op,-
10,111.111'4. 1111 1114 entimileeilly has done.
i 11.141. 11,1 011(11011l111 to hot tire ing
:ow air ef superior wielien iii reger,L lo
whet . are the best isluintional in-
teresta and ideal:. When, however,
he 1111111114.4. Os 111plainly does in three
castrate evidences th that his op-
1lsi11e11114 111,1 persenally emit•thing to
gide or 1.,-.. by the decision. (2) that
they ;it, iii t..wia ef era iiiiii ing the
iiimiewy ii ;tit th.• tar:Wigton of at for-
eign language and I. 1 ling the stittly'of.
it stop nal' hat, 1:11 that they are not
as desh111174 she i • to have iiiir rural
selosil Lew I et, .11tittlinghly efficient
he ivies lit far. And we leiVe 11 tight
to ask him tiller to pat ify these 1111 -
Ilea 11.11 ,I1 1,4:1;, ,,l' 141 W111111111 14'
III.
nen sor y 1,, ... A.. tlowt. like it,
woe ot I:' -t4 Who%III ,•,1 With 11111h )u.geeing 1.11.41 life 11,1* fin. Ilse future
oils 111111,4444 44 :4'1, 1,/ he h•ft,entirely
in tin' 11110 *44 girt I ..ideas. Ti nue
111' /I i -apt nee of men from the
ranks 1,1 the 1 lilii' s, lest' teachers is
the mist set o feat ore in the edit-
eationai mit look 1 °mark,. and if Mr.
Dearness will il et. his spate. time
and ability to Ass' ig the Falticethm
scam' Way of
Thotartment lo ;le
• 'elitist ying twitter. will be more
'toyed than
usefully and ertslital,
in misrepresenting tin vie •s and the
attitude of those wh be eye tlint
every tenelter !lidding 11 relni Hal life
rertilicatt• should be requils il lesae
at leau
est elementary ktiewledghave
e of
Latin. 11, I. SreaNth,
"Beelerich, April la.-
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Grand Trunk Again to the Front.
Th1. New l',tilz agent•y of the
Grand Tristik Railway System is 11,4
occupying what is conceded .to le- the
heitibmineet laths mil alke in She
world. on the to4notia thine of the new
Dim Merenntik AgeMajawalitilding. at
21'11 Broadway, New York. -This:11/tior
Li • finished t Ito tughoot in Siiiimi-
mirbh., Immo, and plate glass, rind
the...decorations cent the owners of
0 boilding glasairliton, and it in con-
certi the -fined dieplay of this 111111(1 -
ROI r stone in Amet.ivit. The Grand
T010)k leareel the entire floor and
ile it the "Railway Exchange,"
'main as iiiili-Isfienls: Great haat-
ern 1'aM Er.•ight Line, Lehigh Volley
Railroad Co., Maine Stemnahip Co.,
1 lyileelltnehip (*IL, Queen and
Cre
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scent mite, Louisville & Nashville
Refirdad (t'., Wisconsin Centre' Rail -
rood Co. Ventral liailymel of New
Jersey. 'The Central Stittes Dierettett,
Pere Martoiette Ealliond CO., Giorgi^
Itailrond Co. .
The congolidation of these interests
is it new departnre, and in the brief
time that they hatreL been together it
him operated to ysia much adventage
to the towels intense iLivind. has hoes
;melt an iteci,mmoda on to the ship-
ping and traevaling out,Ifr, that its
filleeeilel is rimmed. •
The entire/ eftioe hag been fitted
throughout In titohoganY. which ere-
reoponde with the imildi g's decora-
tions, the offleea being in t P centre of
the spare with n lobby wit neich
sit e.
Everything coneid'ered. thew Grand
Trunk Railway System'k ne* office
is worthy /if n call from anyone \ visit-
ing New York.
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JUST ItgreivItio. - A mimed of Vie•
tor feral and &leo any 111111 nt it v of Din
h 1 clover and aardlin 'toe's. ni
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A LETTER FOM GRAND RAPIDS.
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Ortuut Retails. Mich., April 11, IAN.
To the Kohler et Tbe Mend
Doan Sot, Will pet kindly give
the following a place in your valuable
paper, ita 1 wish t11 say a few words to
iity friends in lite old town of Code -
rich, so that they Will know that 1 did
not perish in the great flood et Oland
Rapids. No doubt you have all heard
of the terrible flied We have heel it)
abbe etty, causing damage to protwrly,
suffering, anti in it few omen lose of
lib"; chiefly among the pour. IR is all
over now, thank God. Fortunately
W' etiosped, 110141lIbe We 11111 on one of
the highest streets in eif y. p fr("n
the bed of the river.. The river flows
north and --itawath - •through the city.
dividing it hearty equally. 'the peo-
ple living on the west side were the
areatest sufferers, the land being low
all 1)11 that bide. nearly level
'with the It1W 11/111k of the river.
The population of this city is one
hundred tie nmand. Moat of the fac-
tories are on the same Aide and inany
thousands of factory handalive there,
many of whom lout all they possessed,
The great itici•ease of water was
caused by the melting of the large
quantifier of snow and ice on the hills
to the north. It came so suddenly
that in Many cases the people had no
time to nave even their money. OD
Lotman; ntis.e.t. and Rtimilton reet
and the beautiful Broadwey the
rose from twelve to eighteen feet.
one house lived a f ly of lour,
Malt and wife aid two ehildren, lit-
tle Igo, live years old and the baby Kix
months. The woman. taking her baby
in her eons, plunged through four feet
of water and made off to safety. 7'he
ulan followed, leaving the little boy in
the house. They lost each other and
did not meet again for two or three
days, Joel nit this C • the little bov
WW1 n11 idone in the floating house.
When fo ttttt I by the rescuers he had
climbed to the highest place, he could
get from the water. A poor Polish
001 tttt 1111 made her way through She
water to a sehoolliouse and there gave
birth to n belly, which was taken care
of by the authorities and named the
"Piond lieltY." The authoritiee, and
in feet othere who live on the west
side, showed greet sympathy for the
filament by the fined on t he west. side
of the river. Rescuers wentrout in all
_directions in boats to save them, tak-
ing with them provisions for the
hungry.
Housed were seen tippling about
With people in their having nothing to
eat and periehing with cold and wet.
Home turiprineipled men went out in
Nieto pretending to les rescuers, but
refused to bring any of the sufferers
away ftami their dangerous positions
without unreasonable a of money ;
they also plundered the bowies, hik-
ing the poor people's money and
everything else they wanted ; but one
bold citizen, editor of The Grand
Rapids Herald, Iwing indignant at
such corrupt practice'. called upon his
fellow -citizens to mie lynch law and
teach these rohbers a lesson. such
rascals remind us of those who rob the
dead after a ehin-wreck or railway
When Die water had rt•cetlea a large
pickerel Willi found swimming aboli irt
.1 buly's parlor in twit feet of ware
The prisoner was captured and exhi-
bited in shop window. It weighed
six pounds mid a half. The ladies are
grieving beeatise of the damage, done
te their beautiful carpets, which as
the water left were found covered
with black rand to the depth of six
Inchon.'
Several horses were drowned in
their etablee. An intrepid lady oto
lriving with her roaehinan' came to
the moat dangerous place on Bread•
way, and told her coachman ti drive
en. In a few moments nothing (multi
be
seen but the hersee' heads as they
were st niggling to get through. The.
water there wpm; rushing down in
great force and the carriage was
turned up on one side. Everybody
exp.•cted to Nee all welshed into the
deep river. but they managed to get
Dirt oigh all right.
There had been no such flood here
sinre 1814. Beginning with the river
the water was seen for miles like a
large lake. Some reseners went out
10 boats with good intentione, taking
food to the hungry and resetting the
periohing. (Inc W0111/111 refused to
leave her 1 se although it wits stir-
roanded by Gnu- feet o' water. Some
robliere were caught stereing the
renctiero* 1).1:1t*. The tent' !Weller.
railed to the robbery; to come- lock
with the boats/. and hinging to do so
they were tired at.
The Christian 0, Mouinity of the cif y
den••rve great praise for what they
hate done to help the flood sufferers.
Large MOON of meneyL have been col-
leeted to distribute aiming, them.
Fdinter Sunday over 11210 were col-
lected wit Nt. Andrew's Roman Catholic
church- for them. Good for the Roman
Catholic's !
Some of.the sufferers may they will
never live on the west side vein. so
property ig going up in our neighbor-
hood. for although my wife grove only
$3,500 foe our preeent residence she is
about willing for Immo). We have
bought a $4,5411) house in the city of
Muskegon and purpose big there
to live smite time next month.
Ao soon MA I ani nettled in my new
home. I shall write to The Signet
office giving you niy roerect addrees,
ahould not like to bore /1, single
paper, for The Signal makes ite
friendly visits to me every week, giv
ing me the news of the old town. 1
think the present managers derierve
tni-h credit. They are certainly tip -
to -date men. advaneing with the
times. Just here allow tile *0 1414)' that
1 was never a very great politicien,
148 you sill know, but roilly believe
that annexafitm of Canada to the
United States would prove a great
boon to the Cantolienti. There are
over a million Canadians in the
United States at the present time who
desire thle because+ of the leve they
have for their nett ve and
dodo, just here to extend my nth-
cere thanks to threw deer Mende of
Boderieh who sent me lettere of
reference, by which I was enabled to
procure a position ln the Star Cloth-
ing .C.). elf ON. city. My youngest
daughter, Ming. Attends the Flusineem
Vniverrity to learn shorthand, book-
keeping, etenography, etc. Gilbert.
my youngest arm. in learning to be ati
operator in the Western Union Tele-
graph office.
As I was leaving the old town,
many of my friends maid, "You'll he
sorry end will he heck In six months."
hut 1 do not think so. Atilt comma
forget Goderich. that beautiful, pie-
tiarmapie little town by the lake.
where spent twenty of the mod
eventful year of my fife.
Good-hye, dear friend., with many
well wishes. taunting the time will
not he long when we obeli he all one
people.
Written by Mine) Mine Card at the
Tittaineee Univermity et the dictation
of her fattier,
1.1.vt Cann.
1411 IA (Irat,'
(drawl Rapids, Mich,
1 1111494V, April 2 l, 190 1. 5
HEAD
-°N C°U-ISI°N. if/ ife.
Irldor's Iloilo.. I counted Awn-
Ofalill al Nixes 0, •r Ontario 81611-
,64 Sy 111,1111111 •, 14,1 /14..otwlaw•Tled•
Sintroo, Alin, - head-on col-
lision ocean, .1, I litii Slid
*bout five inia of sitincoew at
4 o'clock ycat,.vi,.•. ;II 1': 'won. during
the biggest 'se • ore, of the Hei18011.
The,...Waba' sit DU, •4140•1' train,
eantbound, `so, L ewe:Wounl.
met in a head,- roilialon one mile
east of Nixon a a both trains ip,1•1-
ing orders to r :o. N oote..111,.
gine and can -I \A, 2 were not dam-
aged to any ir•ro ale exteut: but the
engine on No. la was completely des
molished. Tir passenger ' oars were
nootndlyerafoffied,
were injured, (hes
being all pasts. . • one a litth• gitl.
who wan Midi •-iisoi with.; , broken
gleam, and hts • her was injurol
lh.- • • • were summoned
fr°D1 Simici°e/te.er nameittaa.
Iiamilton, Ayril lia.-The storm
played havoc with eterything in the
shape of • oblate. in the district
biet, evening, Th, si rest railway was
„dims( put twot leafiness about 9
o'clock. and tho Loniptety was able
to 'move only a tax of its cars.
The switches at. the "y" jukt out-
side of Cur city would.00t work on
ccount of Go- snow,- and all the G.
. and C.l' It. trains on the line
ere stalled thoro The Interoational
Limited, due at the Stuart street
station at 5.45, did mot get in till
10.15.
1 11111,
t very beet onalit y. Highest prieee
paid for seed imam and barley. A. J. If you have 11.001111 io 1144h tall about,
MOrin. Hamilton street, them in the eolumns of The Signal.
41S los • At St Mooing.
St. Thomas. April 6.--L-This city
was visited by the biggest blizzard
It has ell/Orient this Winter yes-
terday. Snier. 1 gan to fall about
9.30 yesterday i oning, and gradu-
ally increased'1 011111101 until it had
reached the P14 1101:. of a bliz-
zard. All the railway linos are',
completely block:d. and the serVice
is tied up. The rail:, ds are suffering
from snow drias. A 8 o'clock last
night there was 'Mimi •10 inches of
snow on tb. level.
B112/inrel *.T. ill'.
was about
ached To -
in severity
ched the
he snow -
rat ively
weather
The
y in-
no/FroX.,to. Ao,r110.1.06;rn-1
rob 0, .11 It increased
uhtil by venlig it re
e:
11 l , a /IS cont
9,"ttioltyel
a blizzard.
light, the estimate of the
bureau being *bola three inch
street car service Was serlou
terrupted.
A cold wave Is coming alo be-
lated the snowstorm from Man Oba,
whore the weather has been ere
during the pest few 'days. T ,ay
will be cleating eath • good deal of
sunshine, but also with a stro
northwest wird • It will be consi
stably milder on Senday, and mo
pleasant weather is prmniscd there -
ft
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a or.
ardibisholo load AitII 5'
Kingston, Al.1 11 .16. -Arc
Bond of Mont, 1 has been
Acting Prime of the Ang
House of 131 ac•os until it m
again next 0,1.r. This tempo
ary appointment. was made because
'ths Synod of Jetport's Land, had not
yet chosen their Metropolitan. Those
present in the liouee of Bishops
wars. Archbisis•:.-Bood of Montreal,
and Bishops somatznan of Toronto..
Baldwin o4 Myren DUX 0411n of Ni-
agara, Mills at Ontario, Carmichael
of Montreal. Thernloe of Algoraa.
Hamilton of Ottawa, and Pinkham
of Calgary.
mato.
bishop
Olieft
can
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1* Was a Ltivo
Montreal, April 19. -"After re-
ceiving your letter of March 25. I
have /whim; more to live for." The
above' conta•ned In a letter address-
ed to Miss Ilaliday, it teacher in tho
Westmount Scademy, by Rev. Colin
Duguid. tl..• ill-fated Preabyterian
pastor of Maisonneuve, tells the sad
tale. The L.. cly had rejected the re-
verend gen, mares offer of marriage
and he cos Mtted suicide. Ile has
been in por: health tor some time
past.
San Dr•rood to D•141.14.
New York. April 1D. -Robert Nnl-
an. aged 21) •aars, wail killed; Char-
tism Mori -ix. aged 49 years. ie•rhai,s
fatally injurod. and Prank Anderson,
seriously hut,. "sterday. when a big
iron girder slipped from the tackh.
Ise which it had been raised 10 fret
in the air pad fell. The men were
on the girder and dropped with it to
the ground.
'Two Terra Walkout • Strike.
Des Moine, Iowa, April 19 -The
coal operate. I and miners signed an
agreement y. .terday under the terms
of which Inw mines will bo operat-
ed for two ears dating from April
next.
Dig Corral,
Washingtoo April 16 -The Senate
has passed the Panama Canal Bill.
The Welcome Wag. .
A gentleman was walking with itis
youngest exon at the clime iwf the day
and in passing the cottage (if it Ger-
Merl laborer the boy's attention was
attracted to the dog. It Wart trolly a
0,,,nunna etty, but the boy took a jitney
to him. and asked his parent t'i bey
the ani ttt for him, promising to take
good care of it.
Jura then the owner of the dog C0lIle
home and was detnonstratively me by
the dog. The linnIlettlAn said tt) the
owner :
"My tittle boy has taken a fancy to
your dog and I ahmild like to buy him.
NVhat do you mak fot him ?"
"I can't sell dat dog," said the Ger-
man.
"Look here." said the gentleman,
"that is a poor dog, but as any boy
wants him I will give yowl at sovereign
for him."
"Yount," Reid the German, "I knows
he Is very poor dog, and not vort
ANA
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It's Economy
To Trade at This Store
IN buying our stock of New Spring Goods we have tried in every way
" to make is profitable for our patrons; every yard of fabric, every
garment and every article that is offered here is thoroughly good and
the best to, be had anywhere for the price we ask.
The following lines are amongst .our leaders, in which we are
particularly strong. A shipment of Rain Coats just in from the makers.
Our $4.75 coats are the best we ever handled for ,that mo!!ey and made
in the latest style. They are really extra goof:1'valve.
White Shirt Waists
filen t he bed Makers. in 111' Dominion. made
the latest New Turk etylea 1111.181 end up te
$2.7.5. neatly 1 11111111141 WWII latent Pa yles of laces
and neat embroidery. A 'few silk waists at
speeialdwices, visit snaps.
-Dress Goods
VVe are right in the front rank with dress
goods in all the new makes for 1 hr e g
...mown with pipes nit rock ' bet 1 . Sti
choke crepeole-chenes, gitod 00 itIth, for 50is
Black and leading colors. All lot tif eolored
Saltines just in. •
• Waistings
an in stoiek now', the greatest range in
white, from lis' to 31k- and 5S patterns to select
from. all new this season. In cohired witistinge
We all. 01010111g tile brig Arid neweat things to
Ito found both in wash goods and stuff
ttttt terials. "•
White Wear
gowns, 41(00 ,1
well etiestet wattle. There is money for pm in
Ilea(' goods at the prices we ail. selling them.
Prints
,1 1,1/t&',. thettreatent range we eier show -
.41, our lOt- line is width 10e wilt denale now:'
. "tile awl *401114' of them before they are all
• Hosiery and Gloves
‘v., have now lie largest aud best stock,
ranhillel'e and e 1.011 11014e that We rear earthed
4(1141 4111 prices ar at last year's fignme. The
/sizes run from 4 iikhes to IP, inches.
Gloves
Ii* I hew goodis we have a, very complete as
sertment, black. Whitt. and -cream taffeta
both in jersee and snap fasteners, frotai 13e to
30,.. • Wt. have Perrin e kid gloven, which are
the heat Make. 1 White. 1.010e141 and
black, 75e, 1111.00 mid $1.13, •very pair guaranteed
which means if they go w4tiug you get another
pair. •
Two great bargain days, Saturday and Monday. April 30th and flay
2nd, a whole store full of goods at Bargain Day, prices. Perms
strictly cash.
I )signet- for May, 10 ceute. A full stock of Standard Pattei its fo spring. An eight -page tttt
alietalree.
84 J. H. COLBO
Prod uce
Ca sit
or
'Phone
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tent 11 , bet der orsh ran teeth, chug ,i,it
dat dog 1 ean't .CII -I can't sell de vag
his tail vi•n 1 COMPS lamp at night.
Dont's for Mothers By a Father.
!bat mak...elute, tromps with your
ehildren. Try hearts.
la tit't threat eii. c so I 1. • . NA.,
reform. Always 1.:444, veer es wi(l.
Dom), fail to I Ply tapathelie lis -
Lu a
,..., to ehildisli leo of woe. ,That's
nags. to ileelire istitig influence.
eft repreas q festimiing. Only
'd 41)114100 never ask questions.
1.1. /111 poi capp
'rm
optly. Post
If to answer the hard 011ea.
A. N. OLEDAD.
t
et tit
Ans
'our.
iron Beds and Springs
1 M E • ani K
1-1 tis -k Of new
papers. They 110 beiiittiful to \
behold.
VK U A N solid, -
is the 'best, prellit
est melectiop that.*
had.
have evt•r
say that it
and cheap -
P I EM 1 pattern enough
to suit evin•yhody.
NV l tV 11.1. be the
haw.. you call mid lark itt
4111111111en.
1, to
our
AGENCY C. P. R. TELEORAPYI
TICKET wtd EXPRESS.
idd & Co.
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CANAblAN
Pick c r- c. -
3a 65
VANCOI-VEIL 11. Cs VICTORIA.
B.C.. sE,vrTi.E. wm411, TAcnm 14.
WASH., ANTI PORTLAND, ORE.
$4 I 15
NELSON, laiSLA ND, I1,(',
rye,. th.1.11..h, 44o ',Ay. Serofel 1-104,4.
4111l, 1411111 A ptil aah. bower totes to many
otto.t. talo
Neely to Atty Canaelan Piwille Agent, or
A. H. NOTIAAN.'
Plum Avni,
I King le.n,t. Toronto.
JOSEPH K/OD,
.‘8,111. 4,10acrirn.
A Good Foroiture Polish
im it necessity' in hoitee-cleaning Th114
our CLIMAX POL1HH, 11filkr.1 4)1,1
1111) look.like nmit% Elk .% bottle.
A Good StoveplpeVarnish
nIso tiCcessitry. Coat the piney; helms.
" pitting ,iway to prevent mitt. Coat the
latleony rail* and Iron fences. Good inside
or mit/Min. That's air IlEATEM ALI.
STOVEPIPE VARNISH. Aar. : 4 for $1.
A Good Stomach and Blood
Remedy
To hnnish that Wed feeling and lime the
alitteei generality. There our HANKA -
YHA!, 1lLOOD AND STOMACH HIT-
T.EIGI. .10c l 1 for SIN% Satinfitet ion
guaranteed.
• I NTHSI:lir:I UHT
1101rrs K DNEY\PILLS
Sil 11,01 C01101 I (Tip:
si.orrs \'ETI(RINAItV
arl'OCK COMPOCND
E V MOLE 'POOTII POWDER
Ert .
1 I s 1 al CECTAN
0 A It DEN SEED `1
W. 0. GOODE, graro Chemist
• 1111v,- Pint IreeeiVell i41101he'r ship -
men 111 lout Holm with 14111111e tleW am!
.• hoed nine designs, Making our assort-
mentne of the lured complete in GIP
distric and the prices are within the;
reach4 all.
In Sp 'hots 'we have the control of
the (vie' sited
odes Springs
gmaniuti•eil to give satisfaction or
tttttt ley retti tied.
We also ave full line of the
cheaper grad of Springs. .
Beckett &•Sta
I -NDERTAK ERS and EMBALM
Day or night calls promptly attended
West Side of Square.
nton
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'Phone 89.
Econo
In Fen
y
You can not ve
a better fence th 1 n
a wire one, and yo
cannot get a cheape
one. We have wire
goods from which
you will be able to
choose, such as:
Lamb Field and Hog Fences.
Poultry Netting, from 24 to 72 inches wide.
Barb Wire and No. 9 Coil Spring.
Weaving Wire, Nos. 12 and 13
Prices very low.
ew
PAL D. ROUCVIE
Cash Haraware Store
Goderich
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4, 4,
Our Men
4,
Shoe Department
\was never more able to
attend to your wants than
this spring. We handle
\ The Slater Shoe
\ The lnvictus
Tlie\Just Right Amer-
ican Shoe
These t res makes ate
the crea of Canadian
, and Amer an made 811 OCR
A and we go; rantee them
to you.
r,'
WM. SHARM N
DOROTHY DODD FOR WOMEN
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