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THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH. ONT.
•
CORRESPONDENTS WANTED.
The Signal has asplenlid stall
of corespondent, to whorl it
owes much of the interest that
is taken in the paper: but there
are a few localities in the district
whist are not represented by a
correspondent. Any person who
would lie willing to act um cor-
respondent in any of these un-
represented lovalities is invited
to 4vtits us, and we ,.hall IN• gluul
to furnish the necessary sup-
plies.
I J
DUNLOP.
MtIN D.t Y. Marr•h 1201.
H. Quaid is drawing gravel at pres-
ent •tar cement work in his cellar
after the spring wu,rk Is over.
KINGSBRIDGE.
TtFat.%t, Mar. 1311,.
John Courtney and Miss ){osvlla
visited their father, Mr. Courtney.
1 ictoe street. (iederich. over Sunday.
Mi ,
.Iran .i. J. Mullicnn, e f this village.
it Mist. Katie \\'kitty. of Kintnil.
spit t Sunday in Goderich. the former
visit Mrs. Hogan and the latter
\
.Ita1.. evil(,•.
LAURIER.
Tr6sn.tY,. Mar. lath.
Hiss A11111 • B)1rplsa visited friends
in He1•vie for ver Ia week. •
Miss Julia hnston, of Carlow. is
visiting IIs. • oo d.
Ian in 1 th
K K
Mr. and Mrs. A c. Hoyt!. j4'.. spent
a couple of days in xlerich bast week.
Mims Tena Dixon .t. the guest of
the Misses McIntyre or a coapts• of
days.
Apex. Boyd, of Gode 'eh. has re-
turned home after sleuths a wt•ek in
our midst.'
Tan and Miss .Dies Harris, of Rip-
ley, wets. guests of Miss le•xy ie•an
011 Sunday. •
Mina Mabel Parries spent two w •k44
NINA a Annie Mclw•nh,n and MI 44
\bay ',McGregor.
M)sten (inaeie and Margo ret te Mcla'h-
tnln Brant Saturday the guests of
Mims Mlorenct• McGregor.
John Mclennan, of Luck now•, and
Mr. Boeck, of Clint ham, were guests of
Mies Annie McLennan on Monday.
t John Dingwall and 1). Mr(if11, of
Myth. have returned home after
spending ,t week with Dano•. McKay.
HOLMESVILLE.
Tr Kao. r, Mar. 131.11.
The men who are drilling a well for
.1. W. Yeo have now 111101141 It depth
n r
f .-il► feet.
\V. Stanley is very busy theme II.ys
selling fence. He mays he has 'old
Mimed two thousand tsM already.
The C. 0. C. T. had their annual
myater !nipper in the Hoh,tesyille•
1 se last Tuesday and ,all (njoyel
themselves to the tit t.
The Epworth League 11,141' sent an
invitat' tut Bethel Kpwnrth 1..•igue
t1 visit theta s • tiler th.• Inst ty 4'.•k
in Mnn•h.to a ' 4'11
1'he I•an n i r K upon
will L• gi 444) later.
The buries of the Mimsionxt•y Society
••f the Metlnolrst church are vele-
twitting the .elver li nivrr-airy of the
Soviet thin itft :mon. An estensive
Program has been pt 'pared which he
gins at 3 o'clock, ,after which (4',a will
Ise served i51 the beset nent
I INTI %TK. - In the boll to 'Intraday
nightIt delNlte sok 'ba met WPI•11
thee.• ladies of the \V •n ditto,.
:mad three men 4 11 tlw Vell Mn'.e'
Ih•hafing ('11th. 'rite llelwle 4...w, •'R4'•
snlh',sl, that the pulpit Lias newt. in•
Haeme.. in )molding l'hxrarter than
the prem.." the Julies taking the
affirmative. MIs.. Jenkins. Misses T.
McCartney and .\. Swan upheld the
p1,Ipi5. while .1. !toss, 0. 1' Id ,and
44wnllow argu,sl for the press. The
judges were J. i nnnolly. N. Tr.-
wart.h,t and .1. Lowery and thotigh
thr)rmnitwan nearly N lir the perms
wont by a spoilt Margin of tan points.
The Signal Rion, all The I11•a1 news.
1
LOYAL
7'U KNUA Y, M8.1•. 13L1.
MI's. and Mier Clark wet•e calling on
friends in Auburn a few days ago.
We• are pleased to tante that Jas.
Tabb is recovering front his severe ill-
ness.
Miss Olive McPhee, of the Goderich
, Collegiate Institute, spent Sunday at
A number of our t•erideetm'attendrd
the last meeting of the laebu1t Liter-
ary Society on W(xlnestlay. hast.
The \Voirnt'. Missionary Society of
Smith's 11111 Presbyterian church men
-At the 11,41111' of M114. Thor. Satll,w% last
1Vednelalay afiret•ntoc.
Miss A. 1V. Green is 1 • from
Aylmer, having .complcteil her work
there in emineetiuu with the Aylmer
Cheese and Butter Asi(N•iatiun.
GODERICFj TOWNSHIP.
MIOxUaY, 41vch 12th.
Marti 111' MI Ha. MC'l'.tlrl'NEY.-- On
Reids , March 2nd, thele passed away
one of the early settlers (if this town-
ship, ii& the person of Mrs. Me('at•tn,'y,
relict of the late George MuCartivy,
of the Ilith commission, who diel about
nine year's ago. The decets,'tl was it
untive of !relent), (out for the past half
century haul live) on Ole 111th mitres-
• . They had net family. The 41e• -
reams' (vats a me•mlwt• 01 the Church of
England and the .w't•vice, w•1y'(• con-
ducted by Rev. Ma•. Rhodes. The
pallbearers; were : John Baker, George•
Hill. Charles Lovett,' 1'1 :an Church-
ill, W. II. blab) amt) Si •1 Merrill.
1'ae44unv, Mau•. i:tth.
\\'. 11. 1e•II was up fr Stratford
over Suttday.
,las. Yuill is aIle to he utt again.
atter his severe illness.
Wel. Andlewe, Hayfield timid, was(
severely 'hurt. last week by falling
from it 'mid of hay.
A very pleasant evening Iva.. spent
los Thursday at the home of Mrs.
14,4ri(1snn, •Hayfield road, where a
bee of fiends, ga.Iteted to hid
farewell 61) Miss Gordo,. who leaves
shortly Tor her f • in 4aulitoba.
COLBORNE.
•
Mo1c.ty, 31u•. 1211..
A Sreettiss 1'.su'rv. -The menllwt•s
of the Evangelical ,•harsh, ('oil%sur,
11 which ev. 1 i M' ,••is past. t'
f v h h p{ . A. I.( 1 hl 1 n t e.
1
together with it number of friends and
ceIghlors,4f 31r. and 4lrs. I'aiti3l 14'4 4'l
and family 41S.,1•111 bled at their hum,'
List Thm•,Nlay evening and pheia•nted
Mrs. M1,u'1e•I with ,t handsome inva-
lid's wheel -chair. 1t is over thlet'
year, sites. 31ts. Maesle4 teas first
$trirken with Om ..... atic trouble. ,std
shirr that 1 hoe she has heel' unable to
mingle with the community in which
she %vas for 111.1114• ye•aarm 1111 active
esker with he .td and heart and rumor.
Her neighbors and 14'•-1N•i,ue% in tae
church i.f which she in 11 member have
felt the loss 111 her fne.rnee and coun-
sel in their homer: and in their chmvrtl
fellowship, :11111 e 'rived th.• idea of
giving sate tangible tumid of Ole love
and esteem in which she is held in the
eon l4IIlInit )•. 1'wanls of one hundred
people were poenenl. and 11 inertia s
gathering ham not been known in the
n,eighlon•hlsal fur runny a day. A
g111.11y
her of those ton•sent first
assembled at the , i,tI'ch. and f'
the•I•t• repaired to MIs. Moeller'% lionise,
joist Opposite, hearing the chair with
I orn. It wan a surprise sty, ars
neither 11r. or Mir.. ,lnedeI had any
intimation of the affair until the
throng took p osse.Nitm of their 111411114
for the t' • being. Mrs. IRey .1 I:isch-
ler twain the addn•sul. • which was as
follow•% :
To 4,1r, Paul Maedel. Itt•I11nI11er,IM1.
Ile:alt Mits. MAP:DE _-wee. the' niellihels• of
rose
'c church nn friends o
the h. nngelio•wl 1 d
gathered And du hereby dr-0re In Leann.... our
unbounded sym pat 1p• with you In your store,
dug• and ailment.. which you hale collum,
with , bristlan fo 14n tide for 11w last 1hrer
1 `at holt o f the
Thisn I- n1 ir,dk )
year. Kathy,Sal K
esteem in Which you an•�hcNl liY your fih•nd+
nod neighbors. 114' hate 4,, nriably found you
tribe very kind. ronrteao, and obliging. always
rami)' unit w illlnit In hint it helping (hand When-
ever
ever help wits needed.
We as a ehnrt'h hove -n,laineil 50 untold
loos In your Inability to take an act lee pArt in
her Ant -ions deportment. s. In former yeti.
Vino untiring effort. ami rungrnial disposition
have won you a plod of friend.. In your 'of-
fering you have 111,1 fc,levl the .pmt of the
" Marl of Sorrows and eon tinted with gt def."
Remember that a 1•hri-t inn who .utfcrs with
n4' 1'hrist Is as -erre)
that Ihe.1e .arteria s
n od f g
111 "d h.4' more rsrls•din
saltwork out for lino w
1
mall eternal weight of slats. ' I,4' In the word.
of the Apostle Paul. Fur 1 reeknn Mot the
-..Tering' of this pave-rnr tinge are not worthy
to he r 54.nm1 with the "Rory whirl, ,hall la•
reveled in IOC
••1)14 (Are, (are w'II h trouble.
Friend. eve have often stunt,
'fn learn that plain lids wectne.s.
To know that (04 i. gond:
1 rl-e and meet the daylight.
Ike strong and do )'max bell.
with an hoots( heart and childlike faith
That (loll will do the rest. -
The da) will some when. looking Ian upon
the path by which you Intl f• b•^ti rat. the dls
(ildine through whir to you have passed. yon
shall lie Moll' gratl'fllll4 t1) acknowledge that
(rod lust h done " all things wel1.'•••.Inst %hero )•oe are, Illy silo. -
Just when• bud 4,1,1' )1111 .tilld,
Though dawn In the deepest shadow.
Instead of the sunlit land,
vuu into tarry a bright nws wit h )olh
hot nu Vinous nor d.rkac.s ata mar,
F r the I ht of a ('hri,t-Ilk, spirit.
w'i 1.• .h rang where, e4' )ma ale,
A. n s ht token of on?. esteem and sytossl, h)
for you kindly ,t -k yon to ,weep,. I hi•
inv14114114e Ir and no hal%• and 'Wily that i1
Will afford yen mit and comfort of which you
Alit very mite al med. Praying 1 hat you noir
be ever attend by the Wind.. of (tali. Ide..
1nK. Ove refila . )oars v 1•ry sinrenely, 011
behalf of the cors loot 4011.
M.. M
Mits. M. M('nwA,.xz,
yl Ns. 4' M. 11111,1.1.
Th.1 (•(1111.1 Omit it) were larger by sev-
eral do.Ilal's than nv neremstry for the
p)1t•chase of the chai1'. 0101 Ihr serpins
'n poises, 'mem ' be-
ing
divided into I
(%t
handed to )I1•. .liltdel And ,the
other to Mims 31aedeI. ' Mrs.
n
Mnelr
l
w1, unite overcome and wits :some
little • • before she 111.1•x1 a wholly
co IShem /t the
comfnrtahh
sealed in her new rhnir,
greeting 1111 whn %dere fortttnate
enough to get mar enough to speak to
Iter. Mr. Mordel replied to the lid.
w m e >.
lit' ') thanked the d e r
,11 111 t
dress ud
r
•'1 present. ' •)1 of
not only far Ill pts, n nlanitl tall I
of their kindness. but tits° for their
s44443Mlthy and thonghtfulnesm for3Ir•s.
Nlited''l mil himself in the pest. year's,
And badethem e4e1•yon4 a hearty wel-
t to their hone. The evening was
vent in s. tidal intrn•ourse, 111)1.44514 And
games. The Autoharps were played
l.y Elia Dumf. and Edgar Kul•aehinski.
h'°•Inoni'A% by. John Ihur1 nod Albert
Kmschinaki, awl the organ by Mist.
Ella Kuiw•hineki. Nits. M. M,•hwAnx
110t) Mtt.. Win. (Older were the collec-
tors for the rhnir, which wan (furnished
by Me.mrs. 11e•ke•It. A Staunton. of
G.mlerieh. --. ... - _. _--
Ladies Look Younger
\Vhirh is the decile of one and all.
Take the trouble of viaitlug Prof. 1)or-
rnWend's pri vat(' show tooter. At
Hotel Wilford, (ibdrrieh, on Thar,.
do y. March '_'ud, and see• the many
beautiful inventions in ntyde'a of
human hair coverings, wig's. hangs{
mwitrhem, ,4e.. and iorpwct him nevi
patent etntcture. .
�TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
\Ve shall he obliged if corre-
spondents will notify us prompt-
ly when their supplies of stattiou-
er)' are exhausted, sl that we
may renew (11en1 at (10144'. Our
• orrespondt•nts :tie doing grand-
ly, and we wish thein to keep up
the good work. The local news
is looked for not only by the
resident/1 of the locality, but also
by former residents p.•t•haps
hundl'eds of miles away. Lei
each cori•spl111rnt feel t hat lie
i+ depended upon for a faithful
leconl of the doings in his local
ity from week to week, and that
rltatty I '''111, at al distalnce are
eagerly watching for the weekly
11e(4s of the old 1
1
WESTFIELD.
Mosii.tt', NI:'. 120h.
Miss Hilda 1314)14'. of, St. Augustin,•,
is spending a few days with friends
herr.
MNss F. 'limner left last week for a
than visit to her siker, MI ins Olive, of
Crediton.
MissMary ('hatu)e•y i•4'.. wp• tale
pleased to kt.w, able to he -around
again after her recept illnew.r. .
Inhn Fuld, of lwfsdoil. paid at
Hying visit to 11141"sister-in-law, Mrs.
W. 1•'. (':wlplwll, is trw days ago.
The members of Illytlh 1$pw44r1h
League were (•ntt4•taiu,•1 by the West-
field )League ,4n Friday eveming IAA.
The eve g Was spent in ..1 ttos. duets,
quartettesl 11.4 duns and social
intercourse. After partaking of lunch
they ;ill returned to their 1 s, feel-
ing that mune .ociatlity is • thing
which we might have it: 1e•:agues.
LEE,BURN.
Most/AY, .Starch 1.21)1.
311•. and Mil.. Owen Mlton• and
Lundy. who have leen visiting their
relatives here for w • tiuse, returned
to their home in Mauit.ba last sve•k.
Mo writ. h
1 KNI- (rutem
do
Y
o \ i
might t hart week . a and Macs
1 .
Fattish gave a Iii dancing ,(111,1
eUellre party at their home, Lakeview.
Besides the cheery 4101)11 0 brat•4 of
lainnie Highland h:tgpipws played by
Kentetb Fairish, iaf Knaafi. furnished
music for the dancing. The heat and
litedess ally . filled tln•ir tiniest to
their guests null 'rvery4Mdy present
lout Ito enjoyable evening.
FKNLtx 14 .t , U REM INI$l lt4,F:s.
Agail esu• genial friend, J. J. Wright,
has written no. inler•stiig remem-
brance 05 forty years ago, treating of
the events of the Fenian scare in
Goderich with the names of those
who were in COuttaueol of the volun-
teers in the town then.- The Del
Iarriste'tetrltioned was the guest It(
the venerable John It:tl(1au,e, on the
evening of him capture by the guard.*.
°uri neuun•y of our boyhood day's res-
ells 14).' ,.I,i,,teet,. (11444411144 Ihr• trench-
es 11 1 be ready for the Fenian. should
they route. At la•ebur1 there 4.4144 at
tight -watch o1 the Height/ins ailing
the hake Attire, w'ho took turns at
(wing on duly-. It WAS thought the
invlule,t alight land Along the shun•
to avoid the cannon and rifle pits
prepared for therm at (it,derich har-
bor.
BAYFIELD.
•
\\'F:s iloin.%V. Mar. 11th.
Rev. J. .1,'N 'il preached a Nrr•tlon
to the sailors 1111 Sundae evening.
41iss Ethel 31ark entertained a fete
(1f her friends list hr iday t'. ening. •
A tier from here itre at U
od.
rich this week nttthdieg the comity
-
a1sa17A•s.
3Ir. mill 41•s. John Fergusn re -
414,•,,d last week from their honey-
'moll
oneyIa••rl (rip.
The Methe>,list Sunday school will
lie held at lit o'clock u. 1n. hereafter,
instead of 2 o'clock
(fool.
Spencer, the worthy taster of
\1 's inii
L. O. L. ,. Y1 1 ( dericl thin
week. Attending t 1'lrovina'l (iIa
nO
I .Nlge.
.1. 31 11o11tit, of patello College.
premien! in '1''-inily church hast Sun-
day 'ting and will abet preach next
timidity
. The hulks of the Presbyterian
church intend holding an It•ish movia1
in the lare•mentof the church on Fri-
day evening. A good Irish program
will be furnished And also "a rale
'4)iri.sh toy." "Fait( tot' don't poll fur-
git it." the luIlIission is only Vie.
The 1,1(41Ies' Aid of the Jlethlxlist
church held their minted meeting at
the limn(' of Mrs. Parsons. The fol-
lowing officers were appointed :
1're•sidemt. 4lrs. 11. Little : vice-presi-
dent, Moa. (leo. Erwin : secretary.
MINK C. Mussels : t•casnter, .1,'. 11.
Erwin.
IUNOANNON.
N(YTI('E.--ITIS !AXIAL AGENCY
in nnnfor The Alined la at the'or-
ate of .1. 11. want, J.1'., eonceyatlrer. etc.. who
will revel.c orders far subsrrlptions, adt•ertts-
tug and. fab work, and I- ant horlaal to give re.
Mots for ,amounts paid for the saw.
Tr grin Mauch lath.
l'F:Its,INAI.. Mrs. It. .I. ('rawfonl,
Idler a IAvo wek' visit with
friends in the (Re
ity of the Straits,
tendon, Ingersoll and other points,
m e
rc�tAurncd h me yesterday r<hty (Monday)adi reports having enjlyoml her trip.
Ar1'ru,4 Mate. On I•u'idny of hast
week an 1►urlion male of Stork and
far g implements was lel 1 on the
remiss of 13. Augustine, Aehfield.
l'hcre %vas a large Withering of
fartnprm mid rattle -dealer and AIIe-
tsr Gundry, of Goderich, eon_
' •1 he sal i44
dolt 1 th h with In. usual gemNl
suttees*. 1'he pram e•elm of the sale
anlSlted, as we have been ieforulel,
to onward). of 1111,1K(1, which ahow1
that the sale financially was a sn('cess.
Mf'. Anpfustin4 hat. mold his farm and
intends Logo into to other !Avidness.
We %vial) him strctss.
No'rKs. Qufit.' it number of o1)r
young prr)ple and ()therm in (him vicin-
ity took in the hockey match held last
week at the ',minty town and report
having had i1 8q0011 Meting.. 1,a.at Sab-
bath Mrasrm. Atrdet•.Ma, M'•Kenzieand
1?411,111 were inductedto the office of
elders in Erskine church. there INeingat
present five to conduct camel' mes-
sIona1 services One day last
week Mfrs. It. Hands presented her
liege with n daughter and ht conse-
quence he is nearing numeroum mu131ee.
IIMe is now papa to six children, three
mons and three (lnoghttrl ..Thr
month of Match is r11Alnhtining the
reputation established by .In nary and
February for vnrialde weather.
• AlitSOHN.
l WKUVKsu,.t5. M,u'eh 11th.
The revival servicer in the .1rth.
odirt church ale well attended.
Rev. J. 1.. Small visited (floods in
the township of Arthur this week.
Hobert Leech mull family left here
last N'ednesday morning for the
Northwyst.
The chopper has undergeue exten-
sive repairs this week and next week
it is expected to he runnings again.
Oliver Clark :and \Vet. Paterson
are assisting at the building of the
bridge tuavma4 the 1x)11.04441, of 1111'
gravt•I1ax0) to {Myth.
John Knox has stat•tel oat with
full line of harness: He 11115 seated
the services of as practical mechanic.
\V4' do not export him Co anaomlee
that he will sell below ,)'u%t, for it
w,4u1(1 rNpnlle :t faith strong enough
to repave mountains t) believe it.
Thr township assessors in this
IleighIN)rll(xal are making their an-
nual round%. 141 they are to judge by
the number of farms for sale and the
psiet•N realized, they will arrive at the
conclusion that 1 h /•onuty valuator%
were un the tittle 1.1 high (i last year.
M of our citizens set.in)r a1 large
O • to tate east of the vintage fully
expected the arrival of the first train
on the new t•ltllr.intl. It turned out to
he the straw shovel °n the top of
riser's Bill, getting into position to
make a0.:stack on the hills Between
11It'th and Auburn.
ST. AUGUSTINE.
'l't'K,U.t v, Mar. 13th.
Phomas Carney is on the sick list at
'resent.
1V,• are tnrryto lett•, that Mr.:11ex-
ander. is Very 14 1w.
Mlie.COI i1111e 1.:111 •udeuu is visiting
friends fit Strathn ,3•.
Mlieh,tt•l lihtsguw, tit
Monday at his Surat• her(
.lass. Ryan, of Seafor•t
today at Ctrs. McGuire.'s.
Ma's. P. Tt•oy, 3Vhite:hutch is 'visit-
ing her mother, 3In.. Flynn.
.1,_ Desl'oll spent FI•i(hty wit Mrs.
\V. Kinahan, of Prosperity.
Miss Hanna. of 1Vingh , fm
guest of Miss .los•y McAllister.
Owing to the high M11114 ) winds i
Brophy s w
11 1 11n tothisluus
! y m I lxehr.
T. Curti lium 1s wearing a broad
mile over the 1(1115al of a bouncing
lora
T. Davidson, muthcr and sister left
today for the \Vest. We wish them
1uc(s•44%,
T. 31el'ale Also left -for the \Vest to -
(hay. Poor \Va1wtol(sh will soon be
deserted.
1\"e are pleased to hear that John
\Velsh and family ace Iecuvt•ringfront
la gt)jppe.
(ton. Brophy, accompanied by hi.
sister, Mins Katie, sprat Sunday in
\Vent$cld.
A. McGiirt• is busy cutting wood.
Ile has a contract of one hundred
surds. Hurry up. Gus, spring will
soon IN• Ilrte.
Miss Maggie f.ethly has rt•tn•ned to
G(xlrrieh fifteen two weeks' visit with
her parents.
(fel. Smyth had at ver:}--)ucra•iedul
ale talar' of cantle 111111 hot•s•s.
'1'lo,st• who had the pleasure of (wing
acquainted. with his son, David. will
be sorry to hear of his departure for
the \\'ext.
',1th•t•il•h, sp.'ut
spent Sat -
1e
CARLOW..
Tritsn.tr, Mar. 1311i.
Corium NKwm.-There will be at
meeting at the Presbyterian church
on Thursday afternoon for further
discussion of the school room ques-
tion. )rev. ,lax. Hamilton, of
(ialerjch• tell preach here on Sunday
afternoon. Het•. Mr. Mma 0 will be in
lls etumhlhxtOav•
.
Pguieesm. \ V
IV. -- SPY. J. 1..
Small pa visiting this week at hit old
home at Arthur We are marry to
learn that. Alex. Kilpatrick, of the
nth (Inlet -lotion, is very low. HP has
Iwen 111 poor health for sane time and
m few (lays ago he suffered an attack
of paralysis which has brought hire to
a critieal condition 4ndle4v John-
ston is on the sick list with an attack
of he grip. 1. \V • o 0
t r t ho t ear r t is
R
Ix
ht h
speedy recovery.
F:'HM Sulu. -Maes. Tew•sIey, of the
lith c1 tneensiun. has mold her farts of
fifty acnes to Councillor Thos. Rolwrt•
son. 31r. Ituluerts,n a few years ago
purchased the ether fifty seem nlll)
now ham splendid farts of 2011 Acres.
Ilmgh Hose, who haul Mrs. 1'e•wslev's
place rented, will leave shortly for the
\fest with his wife and futile. au•-
coutpNlnying his hrother-in-bow. H.
Tewsl.y, who is tetur'ling to York -
ton, Mask. They will take a e,tt'I(1aet
of hlg'sw.atnd other effects with then.
Ilgrntivu---W. E. Ferguson h n s
mild his imported *mins. suite stallion
to Albert 31hrbell, mf He•t11Ii1ler, who
in taking it West with a rau•lond of
horses. This wan one of the Inst
horses in this s•rlion, and the sale
km M11•. 10'•rgii44)tl', retirement
from the bnkin4'a44 tl horses which he
Fins carried on for the pied thirty
years 111 cube. Mr. Fergum4t hen
keen one of the must enter )riming and
surc,•msful hotmenlel of the district,
,and ha.* (1 • a great (deal towards the
impnlvelueut of the )Lox•k in the dis-
trict. Ile will now confine his atten-
tion to his farm.
. 1 void _ _
1 rt'rl. N Johns, the new asses-
sm., harm lawn vimiting the petiole of lht
)8th r rasion in his ()Metal rapacity.
He 11,441 nuuie m • ehxnges, raining
sone, lots and herring other, and on
the whole will prolahly strike it about
right. ... 'Thom. Hams has engaged
John Jardine An foreman for a year.
\Ve lost. that Alex. Y g has
invested in town profN'•ty in Oodu'.
rich. The enmity town is booming,
And Ma', VoteK has 'doubtless made 11
140(111 invemttu41 The einem
a•
factory will not run this year. ,\
creamery is being started at Humour
tem, whil•h im too' close to Allow of
profitable 1pets,i0nt here ('Attie
thele s are homily plying their trade
At present. They Are offering grunt
lpride., am high atm n cl•tlts for May (le -
ivery : but, the owners( of the rattle
are holding off, expertitg something
still latter) -"
Five Maxims by Jefferson.
Never Spend 1110ney 1144011, you have
it.
We never repent of having eaten
too little.
Never t.ronhle another for what pm
can d0.3',""elf'
Pride costs its In)14' than 1 ger,
thirst or cold.
Never buy what yen do not need IN•-
Cant.eit IN cheap: it. will he dear to yon.
Reset 'lite Signal's aulvertiricg (1,,)
111111)8 (his week.
CREWE.
Tto t11.tY, Mar, 130h.
Isaac liauley visited iii the vicinity
utt Sugday.
Si ti ney Miami, (1f Lucknuw, was in
the vicinity last Friday.
J. MtMur•hy intends moving tip
lb of Lucknow• this month.
• George Dorian is going on a busi-
ness trip, leaving Tuesday for Passel=
ton, North Dakota.
Ttiostesox-McQt'etn 11'KUUIm i.
On 1\'etlsesdaay evening, Mauch 7t1.
at the residence of 3111.. J. 11'1 uilid.
there were 1l *'Int over fifty guest,
the occasion tieing the lu,tt•r`itgr of lit
daughter, Miss Mlc(juoid, to %I
Thompson. of 1)teloraine. It, V. 1 \ I
Rutherford, of Dungannon. official ),I
31r. mid 31 is. 'FIoson left 'Thur,
day for then. 1 • followed by the
good wishes of tris people iu•the vital,
it y.
ST. HELENS.
NI,'NoSY. Mar. 1201.
311•. Tooke st ill keeps yet•y poorl)•.
Miss Mli oat Huthe•fut,l and Miss
Miller 44 ere 1 • over Sun -
Ge(1tg1' McKenzie. sof Hat Portage,
visited his sister, 11rs. hyla•, this
week.
(ie,. Salkeld, of (iuderich, visited
relatives here Friday Dight and Satur-
day last.
All eiltl•1•t,li11t11Pllt under 11N• :tits
pie'c% of the 11111111e library will be
given on hriday evening, 4larch 39th.
Furth•, atuuuneement will In' given.
next week.
OtaMos,' .3vial 1.KF: \1'F:outuu. Un
Tuesday evening, 11arch (141,, a large
gl(atlel ,.g of the eta fit iruds 1 lmigh-
lola t,f 31r. acid Mrs. •'Hugfiic" An-
derson' assembled at the hums of MIs.
and Mites. Ti as Todd to do lemur
:111(1 offer rongoalthalitosis to the
worthy couple, 4.1111 later enjoyed
sixty years of happy wedded life.
31r. and Mrs. Anderson •'a • front
"mild Sentra' in the early (bays of
their lt11rl'A1 life and fur a than
thirty yeaa•s have been highly re-
atpe•t•d members of this r •.
l'he party tits o1 a purely utlC4,tiv,•u-
ti all 1(51(1 spontaneous nature. Rev.
H. W. Plenty orcupietl the chair and
Mesta the following address, while
Thos. 'Timid, upon ls'hnlf of many
friends, })resented the venerable bride
and bridegroom w'itft :a handsome
Morris chair,kllt l at 'fronts' photo.
graph of the aged couple with dupli-
cars for their eleven chilar•n. The
whitens is as 'follows :
nt tit p•'n°:x101.--4. • of your Many ft ten&
who herr long known von, havhlg herons..
ware lhatlld.e • Ya c e 1
1,11 , tMy, .l h 411.1 hr .i4lielh
°Beer-lv)' of your 111arri,yte, fell that Iht•o
coats ant let Illi. loeceohs, tw•• ail hes) in
• eta) 4'p,vsinuK thew appreciation of
our f4'Ym .h, The h:eve
therefore 1.aped herr tonight In express their goo
l
.Iles 141wv101 y1111 and to exlrlal to yon their
n11111at ion. and 141 wl14 yon •h jut' on
me da) of your diamond we'tlding. 'You
we
wow the earl)' pinoe•e•r.}lf this ,11.,14,4.
•(11111: froth Old Swain. the land of your
1 111 furU"nvr yeas(. ,ago, .tos1 have re-
g us .hi,l' that tune. Yon, twig
tong us, % ' sterling diameter,
of heart and hel{lfuh,c„ to
Ieat4d you to 11. and we then^
rc rt this Motif. chair and
Mt rot pontess a, a slight token of
n1 , yelear Many good g 1411114'.
hb,r. Ihvyhlrnee• Is,.
I. ' Idle many of the friends
al
ana+,gylaie. u bvg a day. lave been cared
away. you have t wits owl bleach other dor
ing.lxly lung yen of 11 ore wedded life, Andnow' u. the flays , go ,K hope)' we hope and
tiled that the sunset lay. your life may be
)rumbrwd :old i,) pa -d.
11.111yt ('111444 i kit/ 'I:I.I: wl%Nara.
After t•s the pltali n Ian in1-
ypptntleptu progt•
I 411' icon. 311•.
(at111ge. a4., gave ear ten nis•enee1
of the old land and first. tcqua'nlan1e1
with the guests, of hunt) Mr. Thum
and 11r. Clark ails, made lictt.ot re-
marks. Sung' wen.sung, minx the.
(wing Her. Mr. Crit
\4',
McGregor. Miss Ella Taylor nd M
4IAt.44'y. 1'3le sleeting 'mune to clone
After ••Should Auld Acquaint* He
Forgot- was heartily sung h the
whole circle of friends.
Ih
hue
birth.
,idahl
Ir -idea
your 11
other. b '('4
fore ask )e 1 t
a
framed Hort al
our,mpneei,e
an friend., 11
been kind to v1
1
ne
11
n
n
How Pneumonia Starts.
Von catch A little told today, hp t
row it has'rein:heti the throats
next day the lungs are sffeeteland
y(1t wish you had Attest '•l'Atlrrh-
ozone." w•hi1h loll. holds in five min --
toes. 111 the Hist phut• ('ataa•rhozone
noodles the irritated membranes and
telIeve.congest'
then it cuts mit
the phlegm destroys p g 11 NIM 1111• germs.
It enables the Sham! to retain ,t
natuca supply of oxygen, lung -food,
and vitality. In Any rough, bron-
chitis or brig affect' '1'44 gulr,u)tee(l
to positively rote. 1),clite• ,any nub-
stitnte for •• l'ltat•rhortme. "
"KO 111! IIFE"
-That's what a prominent
druggist said of Scott's
Emulsion a short time
ago. As a rule we don't
use or refer to testimonials
in addressing the public,
but the above remark and
similar expressions are
made so often in connec-
tion with Scott's Emulsion
that they are worthy of
occasional note. From
Infancy to old age Scott's
Emulsion offers a reliable
means of remedying im-
proper and weak develop-
ment, restoring lost flesh
and vitality, and repairing
waste. The action of
Scott's Emulsion is no
more of a secret than the
composition of the Emul-
•
TUULYDAY, Match 15, 1906
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FINE TAILORED
CLOTHING for SPRING
The
newest 111111111'tltti(lls ill
Scotch and
Canadian Tweeds,
English Worsteds,
Cheviots, Serges, etc.
New Patterns
New Effects
Made up in
latest styles
,Fit guaranteed at
moderate prices
McLEAN BROS..
.4
Art Tailors, Clothiers, Furnishers, Hatters, etc.
North side Court !louse Siluar(r, (iotleriPll.
:J�11/Ib 1111 lb 111114' 1111111111b11i1 IW1111� 1111111111111 III Ila t1111111� IIbiG
3 =
"lonely- means off lines which mist be•
cleared oat W keep what every m,•tchant
desires- x clear cluck.
It is a Soni-Ieatly•t•ra by 11};ht of coinage
and Usage. sis
-
1 TAalort Encyclopedia. J
It was Elbert 1lubbard, the lioycroft bard, _
aild our incisive plaster of English prose who
said :
"The 1111111 who uow+ul:ay:; . 4.4(411.44 1'o Io• re1411y a
well dresser weals Semi -ready apparel, rand looks
• tit we that the rel uncle of the makers im on the
lag."
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lma• $10.00 you 11ll1 boy :i germine
SEMI=READY
SUIT or O• VERCOA T
finished to yon(' II*Ca.,ltle in two I •s after your purctase.
The geol./more of the Menti-re;uly goes with'tho garment. hot
the tr,ule mark label is takl'•ii off. -Semi-11%4.1y" ie tots proud A
name to sell I*•Iuw pati'.
OVERCOATS
that sold at T2.,, 1421, (Slti:(n&$1.,. all now at
$10 dollars 1
SUITS
that sold Resent $12 up to $21). all now at the one price per
suit .
$10 dollars
1Vith this store all the odds and ends of n surct•saftl season
go iota this
SEMI -READY LONELY SALE
Agents.
g ttl,
cLEAN
BROS.
- Goderich.
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tl!1111.
Itif%M gVI! 1 1p1 1 1 1 1
. �1!T!1�M M.. M. n M M.
1
BEAR !N M /ND i
'lyhen spring fencing coutnds(nce% alai 11aw•kins
can sulq)ly yr,u With all kinds of fencing ma-
terial including
High Carbon Coil Spri No. 9,
Barbed Weaving Nos. 12 nd•13,
Black Wire and Page Wire once
I11 'riles its Inw tit• lower than the le esit.
A full stx•k-of Builder: Iaudtvmue ire ludin
Locks, Bolts, (class, Putty, Oils,
Nails, Paints and Varnishes.
Jack Screws for sale or rent.
PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT.
J. B. HAWKINS
The Hardware Man
1
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sion itself. s if What it
does
it does through nourish-
ment -the kind of nourish-
ment that cannot be ob-
tained in ordinary food.
No system is too weak or
delicate to retain Scott's
Emulsion and gather good
from it.
Vs will send you •
sample free.
11. we '4") it ie pl. toe. M M.
Nen, el • 1•1•11. sn the .eeppee
ni ewer, Mat. J P.rn,.l•Inn 4'w
�7.
SCOTT & BOWNE
Chemists
Tomato, Ont.
60c. a•1 51; all d nfb4 .
verything
for Lent
Wt. Ate well prep /11til In slipply your wv1 1.1 with 1. 1414(e 11ssmr1lll(n1 Of
sutoke11,'s(ltesl, dried 1(1111 cnntne•1 11 .41.
\Ve 1194,• n t111hline of
Labrador Herring, Canned Salmon, Canned
Kippered Herring, Lake Trout, Cured Had -
die, Canned Haddie, Bloaters, Canned
Sardines, Quail -on -toast, Canned Lobster.
The old reliable Maple Leaf Salmon at
Finnan Noddle at
15 cents per tan.
To cents per can.
The "Brunswick" Saradme at .5 cents per can
Oriental Salmon at to cents per can.
Genuine Quintal Codfish at. q cents per Ib
P. T. DEAN, The Grocer.
PHONE ono. COR. MONTREAL ST. AND SQUARE, GODERiCH, ONT.
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