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DUNLOP.
TI'ItauAY, Jau. lith.
Mrs. Shields Id *way this week
Pelting friends et Sandwich, Wind -
:qtr. ►t(aro)t and Pontiac.
Fred Quaid WAS at Port Albert on
MoodAy of last week attending the
lettere' of the tate H. (Ever.
A eleigh-Juan of our route folks
took iu a (lancing 'lefty un Wednes-
day night List at John Shields), in
Ashfield.
A printer's error iu our last week's
item with refet•euee to the ekatiug
p04de IL read near Mheppurhon in-
stead of neat the schuul house. f'he
young folk had A very enjoyable time
skating mid playing hockey And in the
evening the ice wee lighted with !en-
tente.
We had the pleasure tet Friday
last of meeting CulIo1•ne's venerable
)w,usau, John Huclennn, at the Dun-
lop pxretofllee, as he wts returning
home to Carlow alter a visit in Oode-
rich. Ile aloe met Mr. Allen for a
.hurt chat beton, the stage started tiff
for Carlow.
LEEOURN.
TtliriD1Y, Jau. IIth.
Mrs. Fothtriugham. yr . u( Bruce-
fieW. and her deught'rr, Frances, are
visiting at A. 11. Outlines.
nes.
The vote here in the late township
election was very quiet. Eighty-five
ballots were ma.ked with the choice
of their candidates.
Severel of our young wen were .at
the gun club shtxn. at Saltfurd and et -
tended the supper at, night in the hall
on Friday of lent week.
Quite x ler of our young folks
have
been down to Dunlop enjoying
skating (et the revamp near the school-
house in the pale moonlight, of la.t
week.
CREWE.
MtiNlat 1, Jan. 1:3tI,.
Wedding, belle are again riuging
merrily et
Mrs. iVni. I'ierce has been ill for the
last few days. We wish her A 'speedy
t•etvrvery.
Mr. and Mrs.' Jas. Culbert and
family were the guests of Me. au.1
Mira. lieu. Ihrroin yeetetdsay.
A young visitor carne to tare 'ewe
of Afr. and Mem. John Petrie last
Monday. They intend to keep it, it
i44 A boy.
The Miwee Denise and Annie Sher-
wood, of iJellied, are the guests of
their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Sherwood. of this place.
Miss i'eearl McKenzie, ..f l)uogan•
nun, accompanied by her aunt, Mn.
J'atter'Ax1, and the Tatter's ern, of
Wingless'''. were vixitot•s /it Crewe
y. stet day.
LEAI• YE 01 P.%H'illr..-1,ast year
the young gentlemen of this place
organized A aeries of parties. This
year. (wing leap year, the young
ladies take the tenet in 'directing the
surprise parties to the home's of our
young lachelurs. 'There is this ad-
vantage in this year's method. that
the ladies take it good supply of the
choicest clrukery along. Bachelors,
sweep up. and he ready.
LOTHIAN.
Moe u.ty, Jan. I.ILh.
Weddiog bells can be heard riuging
in our midst.
Miss Annie Juhnstou is spending a
few days In this viciuity.
Mn. JAs. MacDonald. l'artunuuut,
called on friends here last week.
Mr. and Mn. JAr. McDonald called
AO relatives in Kinloss last week.
Rod. MacDonald has purchased a
new cutter. Hew Are the Holds to
the lith, Rod ?
Miss Mary McDonald and Mite
Annie Johnston paid a flying visit to
friends in Kincardine one day last
x week.
.A nnmher of young people of this
tetra took in the party at ('lover
Valley est week and report having
heel a good time.
8('HIMoo. RETORT. -- Part I . May
Stein, Jennie .Johnston, Graham Mc-
Nay, Edith Mcinnes. Part 1L- Olive
McKeith, Tommy Coke, Finlay
Agar, ('lerence ilenderson. • Eva
Hogan. I1. --Ella Agar, Sadie Cooke,
Kela0 McNay. Francis McInnis.
Standing in history. spelling And
arithmetic of thin!, fourth and fifth :
Third - Ethel McKeith. Itob McKeith.
tired* Campbell. .John McKeith,
Janet Ritchie. Kenneth Henderson,
Mabel McKeith, Russel Ritchie, Mag-
gie McInnes. Fourth - SlurdenA Me•
Kenzie, Gordon Ritchie. Murden.i Mc-
Kenzie. Meuior Fourth - Hannah
Hogan. Lena Henderson. Junior
Fifth--Briegie Hogan: Lcita Agar.
Senior Fifth -Alex. Hamby, Everett
Henderrete.
KINTAIL. 1 COLBORNE.
LJEE' THE LIST OF CI,L7BB1NU
1.3 utters hi (bu week's Signal. Hand your
su,acriptk,nto the total agent ur puatmsaer,
ur send direct to THF: SIUNAL, Uoderluh.
'1'utasUAY, Jau. 1ILh,'
Mier .Jennie ()HMI' bas lett on au
extended visit to Chicago,
Dan. McDonald, uI Haul( Ste. Marie,
Mich., is visiting at the old boure.
Miss Sadie McKay, of Goderich, is a
visitor at the home tit J. T. Griffin.
Bain' McDonald left last week to
take au
eu tutu in Stratford Hu'lnees
College.
Mr. and Mrs. David Taylur, of ile-
troit, been returned after their Plain
this neighborhood.
The hone of Duncan McDonald was
brightened by the Arrival of a little
daughter this morning.
Oro. L)reunau, tr., had the misfor-
tune to hill on the lee and break nue
of hie riot' nue day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frani. McIntosh, of
Lucknow, ep eut the past two weeks at
the home of Mr. and Mr.. lieu.
Drennan.
Mies Catharine Taylur has 'votive('
to her duties In Chicago after spend•
ing the holidays very pletieantly at
the house of her parents.
A SAD LOA* -On Sunday. the 12th
inst., the angel of death released from
her Bufferings Winnifred, 'the oldest
child td Mr. turd Mrs. John '1'.
O'Reilly. She had never been it
retested child, but, had been in her
usual health until the fore part of the
week. She was an unueually bright
girl and will ler touch misod in the
lame. The funeral this morning
hoot Mt. ,Joseph's church wee largely
attended. Much s)'mpwthy is ex-
tended to the bereaved parent,.
DUNUANNON.
di A. NEWTON, DENTiMT, Ll'CK-
`I, NOW. At b everydayrreepl Thur. -
days. New tenledyfor extracting teeth 11onlno-
formtbet ter than gn-. ('town and bridge work
1't,. Alonnnuw plata 'non treakablel
N. H.- You ran always ha. a vour work murk
hinter done 1s, tppe dental oMee -more time,
better facilities to}* doing the work, afore coin
Portable for the raatient.
NOTICE. THE LOCAL AGENCY
in Dungannon for The Signal kat the Post-
omee Hook and Stationery Stone where
Orden will be recelred for aubaeripllon .d-
ymining and Job work, and reoelpla will be
gu i,, !ur amount., mild for the same.
`EE '1'111'; LIST (Ilel'LCBHiN(;
1 olrrr. In 11,1.• weeks Signal. (land your
•uhr.riptiou to the local agent or pe'Imaater,
or send direct to THE 81U I.. Uwlerteb.
WEUNIcsu1 Y. Jan. lath.
D. 0. Heckle made a business trip to
our village yesterday.
Rice. Reid, one of our drovers,
shipped a carload of rattle to Toronto
last week.
J . 1'. Willett', son of the late Chas.
N iluon, him been spending a few days
with friends here.
Mince Cora and Edith Roberts
vieittxl friends in (iuderich on Satur-
day and Sunday last.
Chas. Elliott, Jacob McGee and Jim
Elliott attended a rifle match held by
the Saltford Rifle Club on E'riday last.
A load of our young people paid a
visit to Lncknow rink on Friday night
last. All report a good evening's
sport.
M. J. Young has announced a Janu-
ary clearing sale to commence on
Saturday next. The hand -hills will
give full particular,+.
T. W. Little has disposed of his prop-
erty here to Hubt. McKenzie. NN e
have not as yet heard what Mr.
Litt!e's intentions are fur the future.
Rev. W. A. Smith will be absent
on Sunday next conducting mission-
ary services on the Bervie circuit.
The minister from Bervie will take
Mr. Smith's work here.
Win. Allen, who for a number of
years has been farming in North
Dakota, has disposed of his interests
there and is at present visiting his
'brother. '1'. 0. Allen of our village.
1eet'.11. MtawrINn. - The annual
meeting tit the West Wawana,h Mut-
ual Fire Insurance Company will be
held in the Agricultural Hall, Dun-
gannon, on ♦t ednesdity, Januar 22,
to receive the auditors'. directorsand
tr'easurer's reports, elect director's, ete.
A good attendance of the policy-
holders le requested.
LOCHALSH.
Trttepee...Ian. 14th.
Den Rube spent Saturday in Kin-
cardine.
Welding bells are 0111 ringing in
l,00chalah.
The Lo chaleli bey, are on til• teeter
wagon for liege.
J. J. O'Reilly. of Kintail, visited
friends hen' un Saturday.
Donald J. Mclennan made i.a envie
newt trip to Berrie Saturday.
1)unally (Jain McKenzie uta.. in
G.xlerirl. Monday on pritfrwxional
Imaine,s.
Miss Tena Mt -110'011d nand Miss
AHnie Murray vleitd Aire. 1). Me-
rwnnfut Iaat week.
Prier hlct'arrou, of I'a tieedale,
Mich., is visiting hie uncle. Dan R.
McKenzie, for a few days.
A number of Young folks, attended
the party given in Laurier 1481 Thurs-
day and rrpoet n tint -class time.
1,ocheleh girls, wake up ! i Ailp year,
and Burnt' angivet•euary only two
week.' away. The boys are waiting
nn you.
James Ointment and i)oneld It. Mc-
Kenzie intend to open a first-class
'thee -shilling shop as 44.)0(4 As the snow
(eaves the ground.
Wood bees ,vitt aeon 1s, the order of
the day, it number of young men hav-
ing bought wood at Abner Arm-
strong's sale Friday. This icing leap
year the boys }Igoe on tieing a lot of
extra woad.
She -"Do you think it brings had
lock if one is married nn a Friday ?"
He -el don't. think It makes any dlf-
ferenee whether It is Friday or 'ult.!"
Mary - "Did she melte A gond
match r Ann --''Splendid! Lots of
money, good gerbil pewftion and all
that! In fart the only drawback Is e hu*bltnd."
1..
LUCKNOW.
MONDAY, Jan. lath.
The Amoral meeting of the Lucknow
Agricultural Society will be heW in
the town hall on Friday. January
17th, at :J p. to.
THE Lary. Eon 11 IJow)CR. - - t►u
Tuesday, 7th inst., the temalne of the
late Enoch Bower were interred in
Greenhill cernetery. The deceered
was It highly respected resident of
Aehfleld tnwnehip. His death oc-
curred on Sunday. Jth )net„ as the
tesult of A 'paralytic ',treks. Mr.
Bower was in his seventieth year and
he leaves it widow. two suns and three
daughters : George Bower. of Tor-
onto: Win. .1. .1. Bower. of Melita,
Mau. ; Mrs, W, H. Treleaven, of Luck -
now :.Mrs. W. Burns, of Toronto, and
Mrs,. A. McDonald, of Owen 8,1,nd.
l'Hteert A nt)--Waeisos.-Or t'hrist-
tuas Day the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Watson, West Wewanlmh, was
the scene of a very pretty event. being
tin u,arriAge of their 'laughter Attlee
br Wei. J. Pritchard. of Hump, town-
ship. The ceremony was perforuexl
by Rev. I). L. McKerroll, in the prem-
ence of only the inrinedielc telntivee
A the bridal patty, et 531 leelock.
The bride was elven away by her
father and was handsomely dressed
in crcaul silk twffetn, trimmed with
silk embroidered net and applique.
The bridesmaid, Mies •Joannettn
Pritchard, sister of the gleam, wore a
becoming gown of white mull over
pink. Hugh Watson was best men.
On Friday evening, l)ecember 27,
the young couple were tendered A
reception, when about eighty guests
were present turd a joyous time was
spent.
0nneetaarwte i NST.\r.L.%Tit rim, -- At
the regular meeting of Lucknow
Lodge. No. 112, 1.o. 0. E'., held Friday
evening, 3rd Inst., the following offi-
cers for this term were installed by I).
D. G. M. Bro. Funaton, of Olamis
1. P. G., R. R. MicLend ; N. G., W.
S. McCrostie : V. G., W. J. MacUreg-
or ; R. seeretiery, R. V. McKeozle ;
F. secretary, U. Matlough ; treasurer.
A. Koss ; chaplain, D Patterson
coon.. D. N. Lawrence : ward., J. 13.
Agnew ; 1. G. A ilnyd : O. 0., J.
Hahick ; R. 8. N. G., W. p'. Burton ;
1. 8. N. (3., W. W. Smith; R. M. V.
O., W. J. Karla ; L. M. V. O ; W. J.
i)sylson ; K. 8. le., Art Cook ; L. S.
8., E. Whit((} The brethren apprecia-
ted the e'Mflent manner in which the
1). 1). (I. M. performed hie duties.
The lodge is in a flourishing condition
butb as to uretnbet'.bip and Ammer.
TUESDAY. Jan. 14th.
We are pleased to see that ,Jesse,
Snyder is able to lie around again.
Special evangelietir erl•V'CPA cunt -I
unsure et Bethel uu 'Tuesday et ening
of tine week. W'e hope that the in-
termit Ili these services fumy be kept
up while they cunt' and that very
t► gond may le aocomplishetl.
On Sunday the services at the
Evangelical ebutcli were held morn-
ing and ev ' g. In the morning
Rev. J. M. Burl preached from the
text, "fakea the foxes,, the little
foxes that epee! the vine." He re-
ferred tit a number of the so-called.
small sins, such as deceit, evil -speak -
Ing, etc., any of which, though LIIey
may tonicity trivial, will tend to mar'
the noblest character.
elected : Knight compauiuu in 1. 11-
waud, D. C. Galbraith ; pant
cOntpauion in cowwaud, l'. Foster ;
excellent compauioe in t:omtttand, H.
Darrow ; compilation scribe, T. H.
Brownlee ; chapbaiu. John Pollock ;
1 coutpanioq treasurer, tiro. lleelty •
herald at /11'111., %Vm. EIhoIL ; 1st
lecturer, H. McMurray ; 2nd lecturer,
1'. Palmer ; let conductor, A. Stiowo ;
i'2ud conductor, L. Clark.
Merkel' UH.tauk: Lowe.-- A num-
ber trout here attended the district
lodge tit U.wugemert at Varna uu
Tuesday. The following officer, were
elected for Iles : District 'nester,
John Pollock, Hayfield, L. 0. l„ 21 ;
part diatrict master. Chas. Fester,
`'area, I.. O. L. 1W. ; district deputyy
master, George Beatty, Varna, L. 0.
letti; chaplain, Rev. W. Hinde. Hay-
field, I. 0. 14. 21 ; rioording secretary,
D. C. Galbraith, Hayfield, L. 0. L. 21 :
financial secretary. L. Beatty, Varna,
1,. O. 1. IIXti ; treasurer, J. ltcid,
Varna, 1.. 0. L. 1033 ; lecturer. '1'. 11.
Brownlee. Hayslekl, 1. 0. 1. 24 ; i).
of l'.,'1'. Palmer; Hensel!, 1.. O. L. 7'(1.
BENMILLER.
Mamie le .lam. 1 ltlr,
J. Schtvaoz has engaged Samuel Lee
for a tew months to cut wood.
Rev. J. 8, Burn spent :a few days in
Alsfeldt and vicinity last week.
Mr. Foster has rngeged'4V. Lee for
the summer. 'there is no place like
'V' xxdlawn•
hese C. 11 Durrant i.. hohliug re-
vival services at Bethel appointment
alt prompt.
We are glad to say that Miss K(4r-
schenski has t'ecovei d after being ill
for a few weeks.
Hobert Dick, from near Heusall,
war the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Melt -
ring last Sunday,
WESTFIELD.
Moxu.tt, Jan. 1:3t11.
A number of pet -eons are suffering
with revere eold, at present.
John Young, of Kansa., is 'pending
v few eat-' with his cousin, Archie
Ituhisou.
Charlie Blackman has moved his
family from Jatues Howitt's house on
the+Auburn gravel to John Mc('lin-
ton's house on the homestead, having
eugageel to work for Penry Densmore.
Alex Oso Jones returned to Bad
Axe, MichiRln, today after a monde s
visit with friends here. Her mother,
Mre. itanuey, ars, accompanied her,
having spent the past several months
with her sun, David.
We are pleased w stele that Miss
Mary Chantrey is on the way to re-
euvery, having taken a change fur the
Netter on Saturday after a week's,
serious illness. Peritonitis watt the
trouble and Miss Wightntan, nurse.
of Clinton, is nursing her.
ST. HELENS.
TUESDAY, Jan. 14th.
Jar, Agar it teaming maple logs to
Lucknow.
Miss Elizabeth Miller returned to
Go derich un (Saturday.
Robert Brooks, of Wingharn, spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Jas. Ram -
age.
Mr. Attd Mrs..las. Durnio and fam-
ily'spent it few days last week visiting
friends in Winghatu,
The annual meeting of the Presby•
teriatt church was held un Tuesday
afternoon. Particular' later.
The emend meeting Id the share-
holders of the Hall will be held in the
Hall next Monday night, January
20tii, at 8 o'clock. A11 the ,hnareholrl-
ere err requested to be present.
ANNUAL PI•Ill-n- Linn.tK\- MI;KrlNu,
--The annual meeting of the public
library was held at the (tome of Peter
Clark on Monday evening. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen for HIM :
President, Peter Clark : vice-presi-
dent. W. 1. Miller : secretary,
T. B. Taylor ; treasurer, W. h
Gordon : executive, Mrs. W. E.
Gordon. Mimes J. C. McDonald, Mary
Murray. Christie Miller and D. 11.
Murray. Miss Jean Clank was ap-
pointed librarian. The library is
well stocked and we hope the public
will lake advantage of this oppor.
)unity to secure good reading at the
very treasonable fee of SOc. per toemt-
ber, 111.00 A family.
EAST WAWANOSH.
Motnav, Jan. 130).
\Ve are pleased to hear that Miss
Mary (:heniney, who has been very
low, has bad a change for the better.
A nutnher of youug folks spent an
enjoyable evening at .lames Purdon's
last week. All report hating a good
time.
The 17th annual union Sunday
school convention will be held in
Knox church. Auburn, on the 15th of
January.
TowNAntr FietNrts. - Finlay An-
dersoo, township treasurer. by his
financial statement issued recently.
shows that the total receipts up to
December Iflth were $21.11.90.10. Of
this $8,817.21 was taxes reflected for
1M)7, and $3,1321.el, hal*nee from Met
year. The expenditure coven+ the
netted township needs, .00rnag which
the following are the chief items:
8alerier, ete.. ef130„4); omits And
bridges. $l,837.:r2; county roles,
$2 aR8.114: bonus Guelph k Goderieb
Railway, teeisll); school taxes, $3,i138,-
07. 'There remained a balance on
hand of 111,170.7x. The assets of the
township are *1,431.11 ,and the Habib -
tie, $3,2110.11, leaving a balance in
favor of the township of 1111,K 'S
ISAYFIELU.
'VBUNIt4Isay, ,tan. lath.
.1. Pollock and H. Darrow were at
Hills Green on Monday on lxreintem.
We are pleased to learn that Amy
McNeil, eldest daughter of Rey. John
McNeil, is iwpr oviag nicely.
Gordon Johnson left on Monday for
Seaforth. where he intends working
at his trade ot blackemithing.
We are short y to learn that H. Little,
stage -driver, was compelled to take a
few days' holidays, being laid up with
inflammation of the kidneys.
The annual meeting of SL Andrew's
congregation was held on Tuewbty
evening. *hen they elected their
churcb'ofciale. The event was fol-
lowed by a luoch.
CovyciL MeeTt.-The new council
met on Mouday and appointed the
following officials for the year : Clerk,
H. W. Erwln ; assessor. C. Tippet :
treasurer and collector. J. W. WbId•
don ; constable, R. M. Murray : truant
officer, T. W. Cameron : auditors, .T.
13uine and J. Falconer. The council
is to he eongratulAted on ire wise
choice et nfRlciels.
ROYAL SCARLET Cif err R. -At the
annnal meeting of the Royal Scarlet
Chapter of Stanley district Orange-
men held in V4rea 044 Tmrwbay even.
lug, the following oflleer. were
PORTER'S HILL
Muau.ty, .tau. 13th.
Mowatt McDougall sports a fine bird
dog.
IJerL Clox hoe gout• to the mitten in
Lhe nurtb country.
lteid Torrance is taking carr of the
Lindsay homestead now.
James Cox and his brother Julie aru
on the sick list these days.
Wesley Van Horn isalteeding the
business college in Clinton.
Robert Beaten/a has sold his Hue hay
driver for a handsome figure.
itoy McDougall has gene to the
lumber woods for the winter.
Hobert Marshall in Luny cutting
wood on the sixth concession.
Mr. arid MIT.. 'l'om Morgan 'petit u
few days with friends in the. vicinity.
John Stirling. one of our beat nen-
rode, shot a very large lyn>r beat week.
A number from ar•uund here at-
tended the social hop given by Miss
Elliott.
Everything is pretty quiet eiuee
the elections are over. Harry wasn't
o, young as some of the wise (11d
Leads thought.
EASY TO MIX THIS.
Prepare it at Hoene Hy Shaking In-
gredients
o-gredients Well in a Bottle.
What will a`ikeu• coy interesting
to many people here is the article
taken Lout a New fork daily paper,
giving a simple -prescription, as form -
'slated by 41 noted authority, who
elaima that he has found a pxxtitive
remedy to cure almost any ('14444' of
backache or kidney or Madder de-
rangement, in the following simple
prercriptiun, if Laken below the stage
of Bright's disease :
Fluid Extract Dandelion, ane -half
ounce : Compruud Kargon. (Inc
oupee ; Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla,
three ouncep. Shake well in a bottle
and take in teaspoonful doses after
each meal and again at bedtime.
A well-known druggist here at
home, when riled t'egat'ding this pre-
scription stated that the ingredient«
are all harmless, and can be ebtained
at a srnall cost from any good prescrip-
tion
rescri -
tion pharmacy, or the mixture wuuld
be put up if sulked to do 'w. He
further staled that while this pre-
scription is often prescribed in rheu-
matic afflictions with .splendid results.
he could see no reason why it would
not he a splendid remedy for kidney
and urinary troubles and backache,
es it has a peculiar action upon the
kidney structure, cleansing these
most important organs and helping
them to sift and filter from the blood
the foul acids and waste matter which
cause sickness And suffering. Those
of our readers who suffer cru make uo
mietake in giving it a trial.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The Provincial Legislatote will
meet on Wednesday, February 5th.
E. Ie. Lewis, M. P. for West Huron,
has given notice of a resolution in
favor of the taking of a plebiscite at
the next Dominion general elections
op these questions1. Shall the
Senators of Caoada be abolished - 2.
Shall the method of appointment of
Senate., lee altered 7 Mr. Lewis has
oleo given notice of a bill to amend
the Immigration Act by waking more
stringent regulations to prevent Hew
arrivals in this county 41111 carrying
dengetems weapons. He will Mao
seek an amendment to the criminal
(side placing knives and stilettos in
the same category as revolvers and
slingsbot'.
An ;tar bs;ve campaign is being
wag(d in South Huron, where the
hp-electir n to the House of Commons
takes place on Wednesday next.
Among the speakers on the Liberal
aide, in addition to the candidate, M.
Y. McLean, of Seafoyrfd', are H. H.
Millen Al. P.. r.t Small they : F. F.
Pardee, M. 1'.. 411 Wet taunt/ton : H.
11. Dewrrt, K. C.. of Toronto : Dr.
W. McIntyre, M. P., ot Stratheona
A, K.:11 telean, M. P., of (Alnenhtirg.IN.
M, : Dr. Peter Macdonald. of Wingh
Valentine Matz, M. P. of North Mid'
(Mime ; Hugh Guthrie. M. 1'., of
South Wellington : 1'. H. McKenzie,
The Cough of
Consumption
Your doctor will tell you that
fresh air and good food are
the real cures for consumption.
But often the cough is very
hard. Hence, we suggest that
you ask your doctor about
your taking Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. It controls the tick-
ling, quiets the cough.
Aw. publish .u, ror.aa..
W• s.n,es el.es.1
from our reed.otnw
we ,.rge sou to
on ,n
e ., nor
t
vers dotter
One of Ayer's Pills at bedtime will cause
an increased flow of bile, and produce a
gentle laxative effect the day following.
ormula on each box. Show it to your
doctor. He will understand at a glance.
Dose, one pill aj bedtime.
omm Mime bylaw]. C. Ayer Co.. Lew.l1, Ma«A-_
11. 1'., of South Bruce. and I. 1. Ki1-
kwitn, td Seaford'. Meetings will Ix•
held Friday eve • g Zurich And
Bvurel,kl ; Saturday evening at
Leedbury : Mouday ,at Exeter, and
Tuesday .at Seaford'. Hon. tt'ur,' Paat-
erslnl, Minister of ('use . will speak
at Zurich, /11141 lion. (i. 1'. Graham,
Minister et ltailw•ays and l'ane's, at
Exeter and Seaford'. On the it'uneer-
vative side meetings are being ail -
dreamed by Richard Blain, M. 1'.. of
Peel; Joseph Anusttong, M. 1'.. of
i.uubto, : (', 1. (wet,. Al. 1'.. of East
\urtltumalx•rlaud : '4Vw, Wright, 31.
1'„ of Muskoka : I1. S. Clements, M.
1'., of,Kent, and local speakers.
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
'1't-melte v, Jan. Illi.
lateeMhIIS, At a special meeting
of the shareholders of the Holmesvillet
Cheese and Mutter Co. the majority
were in favor of accepting Sir. Johns -
tan's offer for the purchase of the fac-
tory. it Ieiug understood that Lite in-
tend un is Lo continue to run et either
as a eteauta•ry or 1 I1t se factory. The
price es stated at mlout S1.iJiu.
Cetera He. The (tenth of David 8.
Carter, of near Holntesville, occurred
on the 14th lost.. atter an operation for
appendicitis. The (terets(d was in
his tlftielh yeer end was a native of
Haltom a•ounty. When twenty years
of Age he ramie to Colborne township,
but for many yearn he was empluy(vl
at the Stepleion atilt work44, re MK
bitterly to a farm near Hohntsville.
Hr is emvived by his wife and six
children, ilia mother. Mrs. Isaac
Carter, of Clinton, and biz brothers
and two sister's ale) survive him.
Whet Harry Runs tor Reeve.
t'uuuc,llur, t ox and salk,ld
They both did Nm fur reeve
Of our old Uoderiub tow nahip.
A. you old all perceive.
' t'in, he went around
In .nth A ranting wily
1 os, almost had to Ie-omi-c 1
Before he'd go away.
lint then you t intik of Hero V.
Who al the nomination
Made .ueh n grand old .Iw..•h.
'With such nu explanation.
Iiarty. he s an Ione.: lad.
Ile know., 1U,.( 1s flat to to).
.10.1 if Sou didn t rote fur I
1'waee't hi- fault. anyway
The "little wonder,` to, lies called.
will now alt down to work
.\rat sec if he curt straighten thing-
• That have so long been-hlrked.
t her town.hip 1, in deb..
Hut perhaps it won t be long :
Your taxes may be a bit higher.
Hut Harry won do things w,vnu.
$o the new' .11-pell'att ter!
1yc all with toy receive.
when Johnny leo is e:ounrillu,
And Harry Salkeld resets.
By the Wing of a Swallow.
"The late Francis 'I'hontpstite the
English poet," said a magazine editor,
"had a great love of birds. He once
told me a pretty story about A swal-
low. - -
('atching, one day in the early
aututnu, a swallow that nested in leis
garden, lie fastened to its wing a piecy
of oiled paper inet•riled with the
words :
"'Swallow. little swallow, 1 winder
where you paw the winter !'
"''The next spring the ,wallow re;
turned to its neat at the usual Stns,.
Attached to iia fait ass another piece
of oiled paper with the inscription :
"'E7ulence, at the house of tweel-
lar). ('lltdiAl greediest to the friend
in Lhe Noret."--WVashington Star.
AILOH'S
Quick ease for the worst cough -qui, k
relief to the heaviest cold --and SAFE
to fake, even for a child.
That is Shiloh'', Cure. urea
Sold under a guarantee oughs
to cure colds and rough. t81 Caldor
quicker than any .other
medicine -or your money hack 34, eats
of success commend Shilob'a Cure. 25. .
60c., it 31l;
QUICKLY1
4000
Rapid changes of temperature are hard
on the toughest constitution.
The conductor passing from the heated
inside of a trolley car to the icy temperature
of the platform the canvasser spending an
hour or so in a heated building and then
walking against a biting wind -know the
difficulty of avoiding cold.
Scott'.( £mul.tion strengthens the
body so that it can better withstand the
danger of cold from changes of temperature.
It will help you to avoid taking cold.
ALL DRUGGISTS; GOc. AND SI 00.
0.4)414004+34.00.400.400
r
Half -Price Sale
OF
MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTHING
• • WHAT DOES 1T MEAN
I t. cleans that you can
suitof clothes for
A. $5.00 Overcoat for
Men's *and Boys' Caps LIi,tt sold for
froth 50ctosI.50for
Fotr linen Collar's for . . .
etc., ete., etc., etc.
;1 $111.1)11
5.0
$ U
$2.50
25c.
$25c.
Never ' 1 wondering haw it 1 , •111 1,111 do IL Of mala tit•
('oulel not if w(w•ere to Lay down a .:a.t•iruu rode ant to yell
goods away below cost.
We %caul to clear theu, out. The wimple has been n ne0d ane
thus Lir, coneet11rntly they have not ed as quielly ar
they would ulhurw'i.u- have 11nnt•. ,.
Our Loss will be Your Gain. Move Quickly,
We have Everything for Merl and Boys.
L
McLEAN BROS.
Art Tailors, Clothiers and Men's Outfitters.
THE PALACE CLOTHING STORE.
Saved from Torture
Many men and Wontca
thought they were doomed
to suffer all their lives.
Their kidneys wcrc badly
affected -excruciating; pains
in the back and hips -
terrible Rheumatism and
Sciatica every winter. They
knew it was kid:icy disease,
that caused all the trouble.
But they could. find nothing
, to do them any real, lasting
gocd until they tried
GIN PILLS
Immediately they improved. The pain
stopped -the urine cleared -the backs,
grew stronger -their general health
ioic'eerl up -and before they realized
it. they were well.
(:IN PILLS cured them - just as,
dick will cure N'Ot'. Take them on
our guarantee that they must cure or
money refunded.
5 'c. a box --e for $2.50. 104
/11016 IMMO CO., 1MIs1NVtw, r.a.
e
25c to Cure Your Cough
Bole's Preparation of Friar's Cough Balsam
comes in sncb a big bottle -and the prescnptlon
from which it is made is such an excelient one
-that oue bottle cures most cough..
Bole's Preparation of
Friar's Cough Balsam
cost. only 2,1' a bottle. Your dealer has it or can easily get it for you•
See that he does. It is BOLE'S PREPARATION you want -Abe cough
cure that cures coughs. 37
NATIONAL DRUG A CHEMICAL CO. Or CANADA IIYrT(D, 1.415505, Ctrl.
Se./s of th . beautiful " Sesta Row" Poppy
.r• given •b.olutely free
Seeds Free
large g„m.rr of pr,ple. .43-0- OUT
' *arta ROW' ie an exceptionally fine mix -
r, of thirtey I% 1pira• by to. the best we
h,•.•.re,, " We Hill tire etr.nlutely frees
p.o-k.gr of thew PHA-. to every person'rho
w A7 wend for roll new handsomely tlaawabel
1501 Cetalanre. If you prefers yeas, may
!,:ere • package of our CeeadW Geta Turnip
,.r Canada's Pride Tomato seed le place of
the poppies.
Write today nod name your choice.
Darch & Hunter Seed Co., Ltd.
London, Ont.
White Pine and Tar
-IWITH WILD C,HLDRYI -
The best Cough Remedy - - - 25c a Bottle
Sold by
BE.DI.ORU
11111 GODLRICH,
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BLOCK -
ONTARIO
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BARGAINS
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A FEW
Ranges and Heaters
LEFT. MUST BE SOLO THIS MONTH.
10 to 25 per cent. off to clear
The cheapest Horse Blankets and Mitts
at
Worsell's
Hardware-
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