The Signal, 1908-3-5, Page 3THE SIGNAL : GODERICH. ONTARIO
Tuuu)u.tr, 11:tr, h :, 190i
Xews of the i8trict.
Blyth spring show will be held on
'jite*dsy, March Slat.
'The new Carnegie library building
at Kincardine hes been uoutpleted and
i4 a flue structure.
•Thr marriage of Miler Margaret A.
McGlynn, daughter of John McGlynn.
of Turulrert'y, and %Vin. J. King. of
Cul1auw. was solemnized iu the Roman
Menesetunit Mineral Water
quip: UUDKRICH MINEKA1. WA -
1 TRI, CO.. manufaetuten of "Metawe.
I una,' ore profnred to deliver to ray part of
the town llelfoet (lnier Ale In pinta and
qu,kri,4, Klee Minimal Water le three einem
1.111.. piulo an.1 quartet, Seltzer Water and
Double :+ilia. These guide ere mode from
natural tumoral water. and ■n' herefuro fee.
trona all Intpurltles. 1'. L %%'ALTON Mae.
user 'Phone:NI
MUSIC
Music CLASSES.- ow lie AM tesson. ILril
piano Kid theory. oleo t Kurrowws musical
piano
own method for young children.
Termend other InformaU on may be had at
T1 -.o'+ 141040+tore, Uoderich. ) MMA A.
ANDREWS. u.
A.1 ROY ADAMS
TEACaaa or PUN()
Studio W Wok of Montieal Block.
Medical
I)Rb. EMME1t.5ON d' TURNBULL.
A. T. Entailment. M. D.
W 11. Tt•II Neet.t. kt. /l
Oaken Ilamllton RIreet. Phone ltd.
Dr. I:ulmer+wu" residence. North street.
Opposite ea- Ue.nrr4ohurch.'phew lel
Dr. Tnrnhull'w maidenue, Montreal street.
Southwest of Public Wbrer,. Phone *111.
1)It. W. F. UALLOR•, M. H.
1Ia11r, Colborne street. next door to timor-
ous' frank. Telephoner - rMl•x, 1.1: house.
ICJ.
1AR. F. J. It. FOKSFKIt- EYE. }:AK
! Nn•e and Throat only. Stretford. Ont.
'tome .uri,'oum Nrw York Ophthalmic and
Nese eral nd Throatt ute. lHo•'1 ital.lGold'en Square. and
Royal London Ophthalmic,,1ltari street.
?% e
Ho -total, London, Eng.
Ht rat fool. opi.. 11e Windsor hotel. Hour.:
f►IY wow.. J•1 V.nt.. 1 4 p.w. Telephone 'Jail.
Legal
tAMEItON k KILIA)ILAN, BAR -
It
rf1.a., uutatir+ ate.
uMoe
IHTRItl'I. self
Hawiltuu Mt.. third 1100f from -k{uate, ll.drrb•it,
int. M. 0. t'AMIi:HON, K. C. J. 1. KIL
Lt1KAN.
l)R(►U UFOOT.
HAYS k BLAIii
li lunrrl+ten. solicitors newel*. Vublic yn •
'ors In the Maritime Court. etc. OMeo. rod side
Square. nest door 1,. A. Nairn'• gro try. IM
rate fund+ to 1011.1 a1 kwsat rate. diuterwt.
W. PKollWOOT. K. C. It. C. HAYS. U. E
ILAllt.
DICKINSON k (:ARROW, BAR -
% MISTERS. attorney+. +elicitor.. ate.
1:0tlrrien. Monett to lend_ el lowest rota.. F
1. DICKINSON. i'llARL.4IGA'CKOw'. I.LIt
I. O. Jones 'OX. HAKKISI'EK.
-14i, i1 or, c))uImi-. i•,n •r. 11 ): yr public.
OAlee., Ha.niltun rel rea•t•. Ouderlrh. Out.
Insurance. Loans. etc.
Yut•NU k ROBERTSON. REAi.
Ketate and Insurante .\gent+. Real rre-
bote fur ft•tle or to let Properties handled In
any tort of the town and txounty. Vire and
fe insurance. money to loan err.
J
OIiN W. ('RAIUIK, LIFE. FIRE
t and accident In "mance. Aeendfor leading
n.utuel and stock companies. insurwn•m in a11
lines rtforlod an beat pleat, and et looms' rates.
4'411 at oaloe, corner Neel Street and Square
or address. J. W. CKAIGIK, liodsrloh, Ont.
fele-hone •Y1
• McKILLOP MUTUAL Elite: IN-
H U K A N ( K (' O.- Ferni and l.'nlated
town property Insured. Value of property *11
. used up to Jan. Ian, over Etenti A. (1 cer.
and dtrc.•ton:-J. It. Mcl.ewn,'rrre.; T. Fra+er
vice pre.. ; Ja". Connolly. U. Dale, Mr. l'ho.-
ney. J. Watt. 4....viese r. (t, Grieve. J. IWnne-
wet". director* ; T. K. Hay+. deaforth.eo•tetary-
frawurer; Inep ecWn, nearest dlrecuor to Ira
J. W. 1'oo. -•lloime"vtlle. agent for Weer
Huron. Pollt•y-holdetr- coneyas
ae.emenre
ca
and got their merle roostat Trier- &
r•lintoo. or at K. Cult " grocery'.
S imone. street. OOAerw h.
SHAVING PARLOR
e�1HAVINU AND HAIR -DRESSING
I) rAKLOK1. -- The best Macro In town.
Prompt service ; everything clean and want
tar)'. Hn• and real bath. WM. DAVIS.
Krit.ish M:xrhange Hotel (mock lanoce,.str to
Jas. Fritzley I.
Marriage licenses
WAITER E. KELLY.
WALTER
ONT.
Watchmaker, Jew eller and O Icbur.
rlchmak.
lamer of Marrlafo Licensee. •
WLANE, ISSUER OF MARKI
• AO k Ikeeneee, Ooderlcb, Out.
Auctioneenng
THOMAS (SUNDRY. LiVE STOCK
11 and general suet loner. 0111ne.. en Hoath
Street, where he will be found at all (Imes
wheu not 'eying Wee. Terms res"onnble and
every effort used to give you natlef■olbn
fhonovr
GEORGE BECKETT
General Auctioneer.
New System of Tickets and Catalogue.
OFFICE, HAMILTON ST.
P. O. Box 183.
STOVES
You will tries *0111C Mal bar-
gains if you fail to see what i
can do for you iu enc of those
Good Cheer ranges
Good Cheer art heaters
Penn Esther ranges
Nothing just as gold for the
money; every one guaranteed.
5 per cent. off for spot
Cash
Plumbing,
Tinsmithing and
Repairs
airs
Electric Wiring and
Fixtures.
GIVE US A CALL
W. R. PiNDER
'Phone 155.
Ceth1lio church, Wlugbwu, on Wed-
'lesday, the :ebb uIL, Rev. Father
ldluIeodeau officiating.
H. Hain. (i. T. R. agent at Luck -
now, formerly uf lieu/Nets, has been
promoted to Fergus, Ont.
The Farmers' Bank of Canada bas
opened a branch office at Brucefleld
with H. R. Laird ar manager.
A bylaw to grant it free rite to the
Gibb. Evaporator Cu. will again be
subiuitted to the citi.eus of Exeter.
The death of Mew. Angus Kennedy,
who was formerly Mire O'Keefe, uf
Seafurtb, occurred at her house in
Portage lit Prairies recently.
Andrew Johnrtou, who is moving
`to %Velum, haa sold his lll•:u re farm iu
McKillop to %Vw. Davidson, of Ui•ey
township. for the sum of $21400.
Leonard Howson, eon of Mrs. John
Taylor, of Clinton, was recently
elected preeident of the Farmers' and
Merchants' Beek at Rolla, N. 1).
John Blatchford. • prominent citi-
zen of flenrall, died on Thursday
uIoruing Iasi. lir is survived by Itis
wife and several bri)thers and rioters.
Owing to the opposition of the Ger-
man member', o1 rue Lutheran chureb
at Zurich, the pastor, Rev. J. C. C.
Meas, will dircootinue the English ser-
vices.
After a lingering *1100 t of consump-
tion. Misr Mary MacDonald, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Angus MacDonald, of
D.uhwolxl, passed away on Monday.
the lith ult.
ebb. J. U. Mower, of Blyth, met
with an accident lest week. She was
on a resit -ladder, which %tipp•et. throw -
Ing her to the floor. with the moult
Bost her arm was broken and her
face eul.
George Campbell, a proep♦rous
young sgricuhutist of near Blake, and
Misr Florence Turner, of the Seuble
line, plighted their troth in SL Mary'.
church. Berlin, eta Wednesday, the
:eith ult.
Charges of graft feeing been made
by ex -Councillor J. W. Drake agein.t
Reeve Hunter and ex-Council(ur
Inglis, all of Kine*roline, the council
loss named a committee to investigate
the clatter.
Holbert !%lattice, it former well-
known resident of Brussels, died very
suddenly at him home' in Saginaw,
Mich., on \%'tadnreday, the i9th ult.
1)eceered's widow is a daughter of S.
C ,awford, of Brussels.
00 Wednesday, the 38th ult., Rev.
A. H. Going. of Exeter, tied the
uu,nlel lout between Misr Maty Khza-
o• th Nrwcmur, daughter of Mrs.
Sarah Nrwconie, of Exeter, aud }:d -
weed Helvetii, of Zurich.
One of the pioneers of Marcie town•
ship pasta *way on Thursday lost in
the person of Robert 11. Latdlew, who
was in his eightieth year. He settled
on his farm on the 8th concession of
Morris over fifty years ago.
The Beeth of Mrd. Thom+. Whaley.
a furinor well'known resident of Chu -
ten. occurred at the h of her
daughter in Billing*. Montana. on
'Jundity, the ltltb ult. The remains
were brought to Clinton for inter-
ment.
The horde of Mrs. Jowl Sellers, of the
2od concession of Morris, We.ltayy with
festivity on Wedne.lday, the 1t1th ult.,
the occasion bring the marriage of her
daughter, Minnie, to Vi'ul. %Vo it -ow,
of !lenge, Sask. The ceretuony was
performed by Rev. U. Baker, of Blue -
vale.
At the McKillop manse on \Wedlnes-
dey, the Ithh ult., Rev. 0. Carswell
pronounced the words which made
Robert A. Robinson and Mies Ethel
Dennison, of (hat township, husband
and wife. Shortly after the erre-
lawny Mr. And Mrs. Robinson left for
their future home in Regina, Sank.
A quirt welding waw celebrated at
the home of Mr. and Mn. Henry Ben-
der, of Dashwood, on Wedneadey,
the 28th ult.,wbru their youngest
daughter, Annie, WAS matrimonially
united to John tichlundt, of the same
piece. The happy couple will reside
in Sarnia.
A ripple of excitement was caused
in Walton last week by the alliance
of representatives of two of the most
popular remitter' of he cLy. iu
the persons of Will C'bristophert and
Miss Lucy Sholdice. The matrimonial
ceremony wee performed at the home
of the bride by Rev. H. M. Lang -Ford,
of Brussels.
Business Change at Kincardine.
Juhn Hiles has sold'his business at
Kiocsrdiue, being compelled to retire
on account of III -health. The new
proprietors are Fred.. Teinplin and
George McDonald, Moth of whom hal
been connected with the business for
some time. Mr. McDonald is well
known in the Ammb'rley district,
having lived there before going to
Kincardine
Clinton Woman rolmd Dead.
Mrs. W. J. Biggins, a widow, who
lived alone .m Joseph street. Clinton.
was found dead in her house at noon
on Saturday last. Milton Cook, a
neighbor boy, who carried water for
her. went as usual that morning. but
could not get in, and at noon, think-
ing something plight be wrong, he
end bis father forced an entrance to
the home and found her dead on the
floor. Sue was eighty-three years of
age, and the doctor attributes her
death to heart failure.- Her son, Wil-
liam, liver on the London road, near
Clinton,
Kincardine's Municipal Officers.
The town council of Kincardine has
appointed officer'. as follows for 10115 :
Clerk, salary Vett .1. H. Srongall ;
treasurer, salary $1011 and $2'i for use
of este. E. Fox ; ssseseor, sidsry 81(0),
J. H. Fleming ; collector, salary Slant
(no appointment) ; caretaker of town
hail, Victoria Park, weighmester,
salary 8375, with free house, light and
fuel 'pas $127 rent for town scales).
M. T. Huffman ; street inspector,
eatery $NK), 1), Darling : flack knot
and noxious weed inspector. Itohert
Fraser ; cemetery sexton, salary $UMO,
Mat. McCreath ; town snlicitor, fees,
W. C. Loscombee, K. C ; harbor
master, fees on export, H. r. Hurdon ;
fenceviewers, M. T. Huffman, D.
i►arling and .1. J. AVadker ; sanitary
inspector. eatery $ W, John %'inti
medical beellh officer, S. Steering,
A1.I).
Death of Wingbam Business Man.
t of William
h
The news of the death
Armour, one of Winghami s moat re-
spected business men, came as a shock
to the resident. of that community on
Wednesday of lest week. He had
been in delicate health for some time,
but had looked after his heftiness in-
terests until Monday efening, when
he eras seised with a severe attack of
heart trouble. Ders.sed, who was
horn in Fast Wswanosh fifty-two
yeses ago, bad been a resident of
Wingh•m for neer half a century.
Though quiet and unostentatious, hie
sterling' integrity and kindly dieposi-
, ! tion •won for him the esteem of all
with whom he had to do, Re leaves
to mouro his demi.* hie egged father.
hie widow, four sons, William, Her-
vey, Elam and Charley. all At horn**.
and one daughter, Mt'., Fi-iuk
Mitchell, of Wingbaw. Two brothers,
Jsistt a And John Armour, 4440 reside
in Wiogham. ,
A Young Life Cut Off
The heartfelt sympathy of the reel -
dents of Tucaerrwith goer out to Mr.
and Bike. W. C. Landelorough, uf the
:1rd caneession of that township), who
are mourning the lows ut their only
daughter, Jessie. Three weeks ago
deceased contracted a severe cold,
which resulted in congestion of the
lung., followed by brain fever. tau
-
suffered intense pato during her 111
neer but on 8.tutday, the 22nd ult..
she fell peetwfully aelawp at he early
Age of fourteen years. A child gifted
with raw mental abilities and of s
peculiarly winseine diepoeition. she
anddearly Iteloded by the rtl outs
teachers of Cliutou Collegite in-
ititute, which she Attended, as well as
by the members of Brlcelleld Presby-
terian church, of which irhe was the
youngest member. Her comrades in
to whore lives she brought so much
mirth and sunshine ray of her, "It
w•aul easy to be good when rhe was
with us."
GREAT INDEED
WILltBE THE ADVANTAGE DERIVED
FROM AN OLD REMEDY IN
NEW FORM.
Mr. H. C. Dunlop. Our Local Druggist.
Interested -The Public Marvel, and
Doctors Everywhere Pleased.
Probably no branch of science has
made such wonderful strides as have
been made in the practice of medicine.
Diseases that a number of yotars AK"
were considered fetal are now known
to be curably. Even consuuipt. is
no longer looked upon with the dread
that it turmerly inspired.
It is right on this line of wasting
disasters that we now have' news of a
wonderful discovery - one that, is
hound to revotntionize the science of
medicine sod atartle the woe Id.
Everyone is familiar with methods
that have been employed by physi•
clans for years, in cases that they
were afraid would develop into a de.
cline. In all troubles of the throat.
lungs, bronchial tube* And other si.n•
ilar Ailments that were kn,wn to end
disastrously, about the first thing the
doctor would do would be to recon,'
mend cod liver nal, for cod liver 14.1
how been recognized for a great many
years as possersitig peculiar medicinal
properties pmrticularly adapted for
the cure of such troubles
Everyone knows the objection.
however, to the use of this nau.etting
remedy. So extremely disegrreehle
it the taste and smell of coal liver oil
that some people have been actually
unable to take a single duets of it.
Many others have made heroic efforts
to take the medicine, but have been
obliged to with the horrible still? on it fora few ter struggling
The coneequence is that thousand.
have drifted into incurable diseases
who might have heen saved, had it
been possible to administer this
patent ,medicine. Enough people
hove been Able to isaimilate end liver
oil to prove to the ,n.-dicai profession
end tbe world at large its intrinsic
value. Such patients as were blessed
with unusually strong stomachs de•
rived benefit from col liver oil. Why.
then, could not a forte of it he de-
vised to 1x adminieteted to piatieota
whose digestive organs had been
weakened by disease?
This is exactly what scientists and
cbeinists have been Aiming at for
years, and this is exactly whet has
been dune by two prominent French
chemists. Their secret has been
hrought to America and our own Ale.
Dunlop has succeeded in connecting
Misspelt with the prominent firm or
Boston chemists who are placing this
new preparation no the market. Thr
preparation in question, now that it ;
has been discovered, like ell other
great inventions. is simple. By a
peculiar proceed the liver of the cod is
treated in such is manner that there is
obtained an olio Art which contains
all, and only a11, of the curative prop-
erties that have uixde cod liver oil
famous. The horrible -smelling, name
eatiof(-tasting fat that has always
been a part of this remedy has been
entirely discarded.
. basis
a th
This curaua extract i
of Vinod, which Mr. Dunlop is pre -
welting to the public. It ie combined
with organic iron and beef peptone,
dissolved in it specially made medi-
cinal wine, and the result is it prep-
aration that is delicious to the tante
and extremely comforting to the
stomach.
Mr. Dunlop has indeed been for-
tunate in making arrangements to
handle this new remedy, which goes
under the name of Vinol. It is worth
anyone's while to talk to him about
it and learn directly from him the
good that is being done by finding a
way to adminirtet• what has always
been a horrible and much -dreaded
medicine, in a form that is actually
delicious, to say nothing of being •
hundred times more efficient.
In a Good Cause.
Helen. who is but three years old, is
devoted to her building blocks. Her
mother has told( her that they are not
to be used on the Sabbath. One Sun-
day, recently, Helen was discovered
enjoying herself with the attractive
pia LIIines.
"Why, baby, don't you know you
should not pixy with your blocks
on the Sabbath?" said her mother.
"But, mamrna," came the quick re-
ply, "this is AH rights -1 amt badldin,(
a Sunday school for my dolls." ---Lip.
pineott's.
Found • Stranger.
Pastors and church members are
often advised *0 show more effusive-
ness in welcoming strangers to public
services. A North London minister
recollected thle the other Sunday.
Conning down from the pulpit after
the evening sermon lie found a
stranger in the penile] of a fair-haired
Scotch girl, end, greeting her with a
cordial handclasp. said ---"I am very
glad to see you. 1 went you to feel at
hone here. 1'd like to become Ac -
r 1 ',ted with oil. if you'll give
p fat t �� y
your 'Admit I'll dell and y see you."
Tfiank you; she replier], "but 1 have
a lad already."
Those Most Pained.
Mia UMldie -She sive she's saddest
when she sings, and-•
Miss Knox -That can't he. She
may he "sadder" when she sings, but
Wm her andienee that's saddest.
"Whit wid y' dee, Millie, if y' had
• thoosau' po1sn'P" • "Whit wM i dae
if 1 had a thoann' proem' ? 1 old dee
nraet biog. •
SPARED THE ENEMY.
A Spanish Governor's O osity' In
the War of 1148.
In the year 1710, when Englund ons
engaged in war with Seale. Captain
Edwards of the Elizabeth of Loudoi
comlug through the gulf front Janie. o
richly ladeu, met with a t ieleut some
Tits ship epraug a leak that (Milt:et]
It to run into the pert of Platelet. The
captain weut uu shore and \4 ailed on
the goreruor mud told 141114 111 the e• ca
sloe of his putting iu, adding that 1,,•
surrendered the ship as a prize nes wee
as himielf and crew prisoners of wnr.
only requeatlug good quartets. .
"No, sir," replied the guveruer. "If
we had taken yvu th fair sea or ap-
proaching our ow'u coast 111111 !motile
intention., your ship wunhl then Le a
lawful prise and ) our people prisoners,
but when, distressed 1.)' the baud of
Providence, you come to our port fur
safety of your Ilves we. being men,
though enemies, are bound by the last s
of hpmauity to afford relief to the ills -
tressed who asst It of us. We (limed,
even agalnst our foes, take udtanta,e
of tbe act of God. You have le e
therefore to unload your slap. if that
he uecessaro to stop the Teak lou
may fit her here and Irattlr so for, 1s• -
bides, as shalt lie 104..1fu1 In pay 114.
charges. \%'bell rep:di-1st yen may de-
part. i will give you n pas.; to he ie
force (111 beyond Iteruuda. If aft• r
that you aro taken then you will 1•• .:
lawful prize, whereas unto. as )oil are
only a stranger. you ha ‘t• a stranger',
right to safety amt prett-el44w."
here was fairness. The shill depart-
ed and arrived without any further ac-
cident in the port of London.
AN ANCIENT BANQUET.
Menu of a Christmas Dinner Served
In Feudal Tinton.
".A Chrlstnlns rli:lu^r iu feud,i1 line'
said an antiquary. •'44a, .Drool ❑I 11
o'clock in the worulu_. It 1,gao 14;14
plum pudding, or phut g.orridte• as
they culled It lu their ol'I L,s11ione4
way; a suet pudding'.tufre.l redo 1,l
stns, currants, prunes, Mace, .Io.e+
and ginger.
"Next came a bear's head 011 a sir. er
platter decorated w
"hi,
wits heralded with a fl'nri- h et 11,1,i
pets and the lighting of the area,
log. '%'lit heal had :t lemon :u i!,
Mouth. A but mustard sou.'.• v t
with It. /
"The third course w:;, a p•e.e. k i:4
full plmuage. its Irak Was
and it was -stuffed milli spices and
sweet herbs.
"Geese aud.eapous toilette,' drench-
ed with amber grcnse, and then came
frutnenty, for which 1'11 Bite you the
recipe."
The old mac read here front lois note-
book:
"'Froment)'. -Take '•le:1u It heat and
brey it In a mortar till the hulls be
ell gone oft aud seethe it 1i11 it burst.
and take It up and let it ('441'1, and
Lake clean fresh broth and sweet Mil::
of almonds or sweet mlik of Lino anti
temper it all, nod take Ile• yolks of
eggs. Boli it a little and wet it down
and mesa It forth with fat teoilton.'
"There were other fixiugs." the Itn-
tiquar• ender. '•snrh ns Nolen aan-
sage, brawn pudding and souse, cheese,
apples and 111,1,4. The drinks Avera
beer, malvolsle and sberris Sack.'
Canaries Steamship Pets.
Few 111111 fir between are the stead.•
ahlps eutcriug the port of Boston that
cannot boast of a canary. No matter
how battered and rusty the craft may
be, one is pretty pure to find the canary
eoneve here in the rooms of the "metes
or crew. Its cage, as a rule, Is a won-
derful creation of brass wire and lace,
and the canary himself usually Is n
Singer whose trill and whistle one of
the best. The little songsters nppear
to cuJoy life on the ocean. Seldom nre'
' they lnconlvenienced by the motion of
111P vessel, • and the more 1110 'ng.,
swings from its hook the more they
warble. Sailors will tell you n rano.)'
Is a tnnst•ot, Be that As It Ina)', the
canaries are great peel. frequently
one may see n sailor on the water
front iuggiug his bind and cage t0
some new ixerth.
A Nset Bit of Selfishness. 1
"For setenl years," said it married
wan. "I did not hove a taste of tender-
loin at home, As I sat at the bend of
the table and was compelled 10 give
that Part of the steak to my wife. A
year .ago 1 Invited her to sit :tt the
head of the table And do the earv'lug,
since which time I have always had
the tenderloin, for she politely give's
toe, the best cut, which I accept Indif
ferently, as though 1 du not knew whet
1t Is. 1 rrmpertfully lay the snggestinn
before the Society of Check Eating LEARN DRESS -MAKING
Husbands."
Ire Ds Millar C
EW LACE CURTAINS
EW MADRAS MUSLINS
EW FRILLED MUSLINS
EW SWISS MUSLINS
EW ART MUSLINS
'Phone
O■ 56
.lu.t pared i111,. k ,our seeittt;•:ulpnr:;tttil, • el 1\';114:,,0
141(0 (':Aldine;
Vel lel y.:.i' l l Glues have lit 4el• before been '••Iunl14'4i
New Laces,
New Prints,
New Muslins,
New Delainettes,
New Embroideries,
New Gingham%.
New Dress Linens,
New Meetings.
)In4111•.
NEW WAISTS' NEW WAISTS
late \\.4i,:. to (1,1141 ilii• w'.ek, i.(intim; II $I. ' 1., .unl
ret one the tory bast 4(115,' for tit • prim asked.
MILLAR'S SCOTCH
'Pre STORE
'Phone
56
LIKE FEAST OF THE WOLF.
Quebec Celebration Causes Friction
In Eastern Province,
There i+ 44.111 a good deal of friction
silo Quebt.' over the' participation of
eat -at -tern in the cnnung cclebratinn.
It i. 01113- just to say, however, that
the following artielo from Ln Velil,•
reflect.: the '(pinion of a very :mall
portion of the population of the an-
ei,'lit capital.
1.a Verito Aditus that it still net 1,r
a Catholic celebiationill August next.
as the good people of Quebec expect-
ed, lett the celebration of C/1 1111.1,1 114 n
tthd ,. it 1. 11nt the fnuebilietl of
Quebec hy' ill, French, no; they want
t., vela,' ate the capture of the city
by theE•n Doli. !t 1: riot so t
Fit tip-
pear-,, the three hundredth anniverrnr".
,f the planting of the eros" and the
fine of our uneestor, nn tape 1hil-
111011d, but iu.teadirthe 149th ouniver-
shry of the defeat of our heroes be
tin' English troops.
"We wished to celebrate the rnm-
n,olaeelnent of our hi -tory, but they
will in?tead celebrate the begiunitic
of British domination in tifi country.
The symbol which they propose 1.'
acclaim is the angel of peace. but to
what peace do they refer 1f it is the
peace that the generosity of our peo-
ple eaus.•d t.. leigu :nunnrl Quebec,
•o mnch the better, hut it is the more
extended peace which they are goinc
to commemorate. It i= the peace fol-
lowing the abolition of the French
leneuage in several of the proyinres.
It i; the peace following the deetrur-
tino of Catholic schoul. in New Bruns-
wick, in \fanitobo, in Alberta and
• Saskatchewan.
"In a word it is the peace which
reigns after the wolf has eaten the
Iamb and sleeps utter his bloody re -
1)11.1.
P ing Niagara Falls.
Persistent effnrta are to be made in
('ingress nt \Vashingtou to prevent
the, re•euactment of what is known as
the Hurtbu law, passed in 1906, gov-
erning the disposition of the w•ater7 of
the Niagaea Falls. The object of the
enactment'was=n conserl•., the waters
of the fall.: against the encroachment
of commercial enterprises. It was des.
tireel, a A. a purely temporary measure,
to be supplanted by n general conven-
tion er treaty 011 this eubjert bet11'.cn
floe United Stat es cud Oneida which
1-i intended to colo also the dispo-i•
tion of other waters forming a bound-
ary line between the two eountric+.
Thr Burton law expires in less than
a year and A half. Those opposing iia
re-enactment for tett year.+, a3 is ;im-
posed in some quarters, declare this
). a di.+tinct advantage to fho Caa-
dian,', who bccaa40 Kush n large- peanr
tin t u• tette are o the '
n of t a r n C euadinn
side of the river, are content to lot
e;:isting conditions remain, in prefcr-
cnce to agreeing to a treaty 7hich will
restrict the privileges they now enjoy.
The International \Vnterways ('nm.
mission, which is made up of mom.
hers front the United States and Can -
gids, has turned in a mtis of biter -ma -
tem nn the whole question, which lois
been inid before rho two (.nvernmenis
for their consideration. The United
*+fates Govenuncnt i; anxious flint
*note dispnsition shall le patched in
BY MAIL in Your Spare
Tee Rough. Time at Horn.'
A traveler to the dining car of a rail- I t\ •• j
road had ordered fried eggs for break. e,
fast. u•
,1 .vl..r S „I d .:,.
"Can't give yo' fried Rigs, hose,' the 4,+h.,.- I,ic
negro welter informed him, 'lessen ""I' 'I" "''k"'
,yo' want to wait till we stops." j
"Why, how Is that?" �
e
"Well, de' cook he •
1 1rt
'maga de road's tor► � f.., . 1 • ,' .io ,'!
rough dat ebery time he tries to fry "'I ""
Alga dey scrambles." s:wer
tee whole matter, tied that at an eerie
dote. 1t manta to treat)• prepared and
ratified at this Session of Congress, if
pn■: il,le.
f'rs imi,t .lour. "I fon is it, Smith.
1h rt y,,ii beat sn (tale and happy and
well i" Optiwi.; Smith - •'1•;ve14
tinge I •4l down to 43444 .4 I tall :asleep..
'moues
',r .\ru,nn P'.e reef of Reef 1.1,
1..11:• in loot 1'- lurk•;,. I. pr.
., it. 44 0 mca4 from hemming' dr.
Ir
preserves eserves. the natural ,t nitre.. -find
Is an enticing slat or That moth
, ng else car.
It (;ire. the true I•nef ".ttor to
roast and I;,Led hent, and fowl.
enable..4',,, • col to creat,
many ea sty dist. -.nil is 4r
elrnu.t hourly .;art Ice in the
kitchen.
-end for our new amksl„,1,k. "My
1'. overdo Iterip•a'-(oe on receipt
of ore mete' tui' from. Jar of Ar
4r oar • Extract of
Reef. Armour,
Limited. Toroe.o..
SOLID
EXTRACT Of 8(11
t Namous's
XilACT-ao
414400. tt1
The Famous Pedestrian
lu nt�. man:
"1 *4'113 a warlyr to catarrh of the
hent, throat :Ind stonier,. I *tai en had
t
he d'u•t•.!'1 ferne,l .nnlunu,tion. 1
Iru•,1 tn•4149 pl. .iei:ery amt !indictee,
% hetet 5ngte:sle'1 Poychine. I tried
it :net it wan 4 L old, thing e.er aid
m'• any gond. I atm nett' perfectly well.
13 1*, gi'.'a11•1.: rrui•,Iv the world
!,a+ 1•4 et ko,n:n. I de not need it 1'rr
w'. health inn' Lot I es.- it NM a
alreig(h'nec` for my walking matinee. I
rNe mud.114 my ph.sirnl enduraAec to
Psychtue."
,I %yl les Iti:Y\lll,lte+,
Port 11.4,1444.(lair.
Psyehlue i. the greatest i11.4,1444.n:e for
rntarrh of the head, throat or .sto m:telt
in tt.• id.. It i• :, *seam''rfnl tone
and strrngt,e tier 01 esu:. down :<4ntenr,
actin; .iirrrlly oil all the vital organ, 1,
gi4(1ig 'onthful 4414.1 and strength to
lb" svrteili. .Al all drugt:isl::tile. 111.1 81,
Of 1Ir. T. A. Nloelim, Limited, Toronto.
r 11" I , 1• l L,ne res;
Sound to Get TMD. . • er r r .r, Tt,
"I don't know whether to make a 1 • • , , i, e I ,ti,
doctor or a lawyer of John." said the4 4
old mall. "I'vegot a lawsuit to be wet- ' i Irrl ' t;•, jP 1
h, I.
fleet an' a leg to be cot oft. w I .'Dare. r,ii...•t -
. . r
,r:rnh.r , t ,•
i can't miss tt far either way."
Point of View.
Sole -Wouldn't you ilke to' be as
happy as a lark?
Johnnie -Naw! Tbink of lb* .thee
they twee to gut up. -Truth.'
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
Withtore, eo • .o, .
Id Ih 11 1 esteem! ,:".les
I . ' n+ Ilam• been I
Mesial of the Menet'. 4' r h 1.A r
at i,, • I ■ Ir u
constitutional dl.aw•, and m '.,lora to anal• It
yell must, take barrel 1(11 r8ll• .. 11 *11
Catarrh cone 1. taken internally. amt 311'
td)nM• etl1 on 1blind end resume.. enrL.o'••.
(Halls Catarrh ('4,r, 1+ not a r, net s medicine.
t was pneerlled by one of the best t hv'Irfnnv
In this reentry for years and F .. n•RKlnr pre
serlptlor. It 1+ composed of tl.e beet len:,,
known• combined with the M•+1 Afoot emitter.
arsine Merrily on the noncom •urfeee. The
perfect romhlnntlon of the two ngrtdernta f4
whet problem" +neh wonderful n wilt. In . n1•
leg rat.rrh. Hrud for test 'monis 1. free.
F J 4•H 1:NRl'k O., ?medal).
Mold Ivy druttgiet• : price 7.i...
Take newer Aiello' 1111. ler tno•Upntlon.
Everyh',tly expects evmh7nly else to
set good esemple*.
Oh, Say !
Did you see the dandy
CUTTERS at Bob
Wilson's warerooms
on Hamilton street.
Ile tool. the Ia•sl collection of
4'litho, Ihat ever earn'. to loan.
No Ino ler w'bat .1 vlc yen want
"r IV 11.1 (41.144. they are thole.
Ile h:,, t heir fret,,
$5.00 up to $50.00
Cal! and Have a Look
:'ny'w:I\. Ilio is always glad to
sen you. 11 von dont wa1,1 :11:y -
thing in 111.4 Zine. maybe yon
'have Ifiend- 111111 He is sole
,Kent fur
McCORMICK MACHINES, '
GRAY CUTTERS._HVGGIES,
FLEURY and PERRI?' PLOWS
ROBERT WILSON
tW r.
A•fi4. SANDERS' DRESS -CUTTING SCHOOL GODERiCH, ONT.
A Newspaper Bargain
THE SIGNAL
\\1
The Family Herald and Weekly Star
nl' yin\'1'lll:.\l,
Th' Signal will furnish ynrt with evetvahing of interest in this Irv(! teeth
tory. Every 1 • in this dist ea should receive the twat 151(1,1•1.
The Family Herald curl \\''•ekfv Star of Montreal is t he ;iekllolw ledged best
family and farm paper to ( eti:Ida. its magnitieent new'( Service i'it.s nnnsl•nwa
ep.reia1 depnrtm1nt•.; l's interesting! 11)0Knritle fenterve; its great serial, ,•,pnd
popular short shiti'•s, snake it. the t;re;tesf. dollar's worth to be had.
The eonitatia oil of The Stigma :nod The }',4nsily Herald rind \Veekly Star
provides the (41 's $ i''? aMonnl of t .'.les,une civility reading and reliable Hasa
tom all ports of the wet Id.
Send your euhsrriptiun to•
THE SIGNAL, Goderich, Ont.
$1.5Q
PAI •
• (t rr•e.. '
4N4E
mAN & Bir.
Mee2SMs.*kg
MUDS LINIMENT
-'LIMITED --
' 454(,.011. sicaseaSill
MOUTH, 1..S.
THE
ORI6INAL
AND
ONLY
6ENUINR:'
REMADE
Of
IMITATIONS
SOLD
ON . TIE
ineprrS
OF
MINARD'S
LINIMENT
1
1
1
SEE THE
New Cutters
at Kncox's
%lade b) 1 relcbr:ttr'lI
McLaughlin
Company
"Only One Grade.
and That The Best.'
Sal
I hate jest receitrd ;a Attie
'trent of these tine totters and
invite anyone interested to call
and see then(.
PRICES RIGHT
1
WM.
1
1
KNOX
l'id. Newgate
:end 11: '(lou Areas
GODERICH
L�.._. wills a>ilbl�l�..l
H. B. BECKEtT
EMBALMER
ANO
!FUNERAL DIRECTOR:
t mint Uri, 1411,1 Undertaking wareree4110,
West aide Stare.
I'IIUX)„: mime to. Guderich
House. Ind
\ fight 04114..41 I.•,i I.41er, tor. Cambria
rout ul Nel.0u Street.
rommeminsmismming
J. BROPHEY & SON
-TMB LBADINO-
•
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orden awfully attend to at all
leen. Might er day
'PHONE
15 CR 24
`/Warehouse 4 r. West
%1'11011 )'on omit\ and Yards 1 1'stcr.
al'd 1
T111: HEN( at Dock/ \Square/
COAL
ALL KINDS OF COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
green Cod welshed on the market scales,
where you get 2,4)54 Ib.. for a ton.
WM. LEE.
nolo,, left at l . e. 1,1•;1•,1, Rani ware *10ru
ewer Ado Sentry. prunmtly *needed to.
SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
\n. ,• v, 'w.l.rnxl ..•Ileo of Dominion
L:, nal m N:eatnhe, Sa+kntrh,wan aid ,Uherta,
etrni,l tmt K:magi, not re•.•rled. may I,0 homr-
•tt•arof ,y any 1ea'nn u'1i, Is 1 he Kole hoed of a
family. or any melt,, er IS )ear. of age. (0 the
extent of ono-gmertcr Witt1011 of 1111 111104. more
or le•".
Appllrnl ion for rut.ry must be made In person
by the npplleont of it Dominion iAml+ *000'-
'r Pub ngeiry for the distri,t in which 1heland
1+ .1nm!1, Entry Icy proxy nit)', however, b.,
11.11.' a1 nn AK"u.•y on certnl11 rendition" by
the titer. mother. .nu. d.e,ghter, brother or
.4-1, r of :v, In1,rn•hig 1 '.tauter.
The hotnndca Io required to l•crfo*Ai Mo
houo,+u•:ul dull under ono of the following
plana:
III Al least six months residence epee and
cultivation of the land is each year for three
)'ears.
.A A hotne.tredcr rimy. If he .n 11001r0,, bor.
forte the recti n'.l rerldrnrr it tit le+ by 11tIng m1
f.itte leg bon.) owned .olrly by hln,, 1,01
1,144y tern m•n•• u, extent, in the vicinity of his
.1oin1 nwner.hlp id land a111 not
nn•. 1 Ihi. oreuin'menl.
lob 1f Ila• father tor ',tether. If floc father bode
r.•n41311 of a 1 ••(cadet 1111. Ie•rmnnent res+1
.1.•111'1. 1111 fnrnrlin land 014111.11 *Moly by hint
nn1 Ie+, than right* r ian nen•. 1 , +tient. In the
r 1
it 't 1 {I 11 ,f 1 1. •I e+NI Of em 11
l
m.1 r,aol
, n1•1,41 Go Iry m m hilite 4 i.inil p, -Hell Maur•
-tender m,n 0'11141 n. 114+ own r•..id,•nrr 11111;04
by Itving will, the father for mol.hert.
4h The train "410 11*t) in the two, pteoedin
paragraphs 14 defined no meaning not raw
than Moe miles In ndlrect line, rxelnalveof the
uldth of road allowanaw emoted In the
m,' vol r.•ment.
1.11 A hnmretender Intending to prefixes hi
r►4dene a duties In ar0Manee with the alter
%hee ItrIng with ;wren*. or on fanning Inn
owned hp himself mast notify the semi for eh
dist rlrl of a.rh intention.
Het month.' notice In writing must to given
to the Con)mloeifner rd Dominion 1Aarl4 at
tetams of Inteetio4• to apply for Intent.
W. W. ('ORT.
Deputy of the Minister of the %•Mater.
N.II I'nnou„Meed puhlicnllur. 0('tlls *a
Tett eeneet will net M paid ter.