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Mews of the Sistriet.
Harry Huet, of Uliutuu. fill on the
sidewalk last week and fractured his
leg.
Mrs. Ther. Guveul.a'k, us, 4)t Seed
forth suffered u rtruku of petwl4vrie
lust week.
On Tuesday, the :hd inst.. George
Rork, sr., dui 'old and respected reel -
dein of the lith concession of Howick,
Menesetnng Mineral Water
/THIS GODERICH MINERAL WA.
TElt CO.. manufacturers of "Meow.
uta." tut Inr• Brod W deliver to any pert of
Neo -town Helfast Ginpt(er Ale l4) pint. mud
,dd.*r., oleo Mineral Water h throe .lee.
+phte. pints and quart.), NNltaer water end
I Wuble Mulct. 'Ilium, rood. are Made from
natural mineral weter, and are (herefon' free
from all lwpurltie.. 1'. 1.. WALTON Siam
also 'eburs 011.
*case
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USIC CLASSe.S.-' AM 1'ItK-
• , t .; 4 . • c pu Ms for terse' . In
dams and theory, 'd+4) 'he Manua op inusleal
kindergarten eel hal or Yumle children.
'Pn erm, and other 4)l foe Mat . lousy he hwkl at
"Monroe'. nius10 stunt. (Joe tech. EMM; A. '
A NDItK%VM.
A HOY ADAMS, t Tametan 4)r Plano
$Undlo in Bank of Mu.,trat Murk.
Medical
1'R-vl. EMMKRIEON a TURNBULL
A. T. bMMatw,s. M. It.
W tl. Tt•MNrt ids M. H.
ueters Hamilton Street, Thous I0..
Dr. Kw apposite ht.' Georg. -..dim. enre. Norm �,l'p.hone part
Lr. I'm tibull's reeidea•r. Mout reel .,reel.
southwest of Public 1Abrarv. 'Thune 1'4).
I',1. W. F. GALL*) M. 1f.
moi. , . 4 oll.nn,e .a .S
twa. next dour to aye
air 11auk. 'I'delegatu. - 41111/Ce.pit : 1100.4•,
14 *,
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Note real Throat .ady, Stretford. Out.
House .urgron New Turk Uphtkaludc and
Aural 1, .l it uta Man, 1'linked r..4tua Err.
Now tow! Throat Hospital. UuMen ll uarc, and
Royal Lando.. 1)phlbaln1k' 1 MoorclieId Eye*
HTpltel. I•rnalm4 yn4C 1)Mtx rtreet.
. tralfonl. arppurn. Windsor hotel. Hour:
!11 4.111. I P.M. i a 1.111. Telephotos '!K.
Legal
IIAMBRON A KILIA)KAN. ItAH-
% ' RII4TEIte_. rlh'1Wr..,,otgrte.. our•. Melee,.
a
Hrino, nM.. tai/dame from M.tuare.Urderieh.
/ l' J. 1. KiL
lett. M. U. CAMK1t )N, K.
IAHAN.
ROUDFOOT, HAYS A: ISLAMP I.trr/.Mr+..olietWn.. mol.rler ',utak pr• •
'ors in the M.nnme /'nut 1 etc. 4Mee. r'...1 out.
hutuate, next door l..4.. \:4)1 u'. grocery. .1'rt
ale fund. to lend at kw, -t raler of totem+r.
W. PKOUDVUUT. K. C. 11. 4. HAYS. 0. E
SLAM.
TIl'KINMON ,k tit AKROW BAH-
. Le ItISTK11-H. attorney. solicit
ILor.. etc,
4odrrirh. Money to lead at lowest r.'rn E:
V DIC'KINSON_4'HIARI.)$ LAKItoW. 1.1H
(►. Ji,IINSTON. BARKIS l'E1t,
1ti r, Il.milhin r. mk
eet, (dt•rich• notary
iul.�Mh.
lnsuranee. Losing; etc.
VotYNli & KOBKKT'SON. RKAL
Estate rind Insaranrn Agents. treat t•.•
tale for .ale or W ki 11 nN'rt ir. handlbl I..
.pry part of the town sad .'...mt). Fin, and
In.uraucc, 4)100414 to hake elm`._ --
O11N W. CRAlli1K, LIFK, 1:1 It
eland accident insurance. Alteul for Lading
mut nal awl stock onm{,.ule+. Insurance Ill all
Ion•s effected Olt best piano and at lowest rate..
1 all at office, corner Nest Stmt and Square
or whirrs. J. W. l'llAIUIE. Uodench. Out -
1 elc .hour Li
11 cKS uLIt AA 1anIdKIIoaItNed.
sown property teaorel. V*Inn ..f ropeeIJ Inr
•used up toJen. 1! r1+er FLnrtIiIs.cera
and directors :-J. 8. lIeLoan, pee,: T. E'r' ver
vice pee : Jew. Connolly. (:. hale, Mr. ('hes-
my. J. Well, Jae. Keane. J.I4.Urleye, J. Menne•
wc4: dlreelot.: T. K. Heya neeforth..eerel%ry-
teasurerInst Inspectors. ,e rr++I director le 4"..,
J. W. Ten HoI,,,,-v,l1e. .aixott for Nest
llteren. Peary hoiden. r n pay a.s.•.1.meol4
and xrl their reels reroiJAlsl lot Tool- &
nnuwn'•. Clinton. or at IC. 11. Cults grocer).
Kingston sl fret, 4 iodcneh.
SHAVING P&1LOR
L� IIAVIN(i
AND 11Al11-DRESSING
17 PAitIA)Itet. -. The Inst {leer, in town.
Prompt. servlet : evrrythinr chow and .14ni•
lery. Ho' and cold hdh.. WM. DAVIS.
Ilrlt4h Exchange Hotel Mock Imam -nor to
Jas. Frailty).
llarnage Licenses
WALTKit E. KELLY.
UUDKKICH. UHT.
Watolimakey, Jeweller and OpltcI*ss,
truer e*R M.rrlage IAnens•
LANE, ISSUER OF MAKRI
Tr AOIC licensee Godet•Icb. Out.
- - auctleneerifR --
THOMAS (GUNDKY, LIVE STOCK
and general anti ioneer. (Mess on South
Street, where hn will be found et all times
when not erytng older. Tempt reasonable and
e*ory effort tined to Niro you satisfaction
' Phone.% -- . --
OEOROE BECKETT
General Auctioneer.
New System of Tickets and Catalogue.
OFFICE, HAMILTON ST.
P. 0. Box ts3•
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STOVES
Youivill miss . e marl lar -
gains if you Gail to sue what i
can do for you in our of t.hu.e
(iood Cheer ranges
(food Cheer art heaters
Penn Esther ranges
Nothing jurat As good /op the
money; every Dile guaranteed.
5 per cent. off for spot
Cash
Plumbing,
Tinsmith
in
I+ r
and
Repairs
Electric Wiring and
Fixtures.
GIVE US A CALL
W. R. PiNDER
'Phone 155.
pealed W his loug home liter a few
deye inners eubeequeut to a paralytic
stroke,
John Foster, of (Mutant, who hat
suffered from gout for ye*t's, had one
of hie feet amputated lest week.
Mies Etta Bayes. former) of Ex-
eter. war re eerttly married i4) tit.
Marys W .tubo Reedy, of Sarti1*,
%Vitt J. Corium, formerly of \Vint/ -
haul, (vas married in Torouto on fuer-
(ley. the 25th ult., to Mies Gertrude
Phillipe, of Stratford.
\Vhile chopping wood pest week
Ted Chuter, of Varna, wise struck Int
the (wee by a log and eerioutily injured.
Ile is recovering slowly.
T'be Swaforth (public school board has
decided to institute fire drill in the
school, and the secretary tuts been 'In-
structed 1.o purchaw a ►unable gong.
'The link -acre farm of the late John
Sprung, of the (sere line of Hullett,
hies leeeti purchased by Harold
Sprung, of tliat township, for $1,100.
Hugh McIntosh has told hie Lee
ACM farm 4)1 the Ktb conceesion of
McKillop, W nitrates Price, of that
township. The conaideratlun was 87,-
IrM*.
S. T. Supjgitt, of Winghaui, left brat
week for \ ancouver, Bt C.. where be
has secured a good position. Mrs.
Suggitt aud two daughters will follow
in A few weeks.
The death of George Ilaue, an old
and well-known resident of Howick,
occurred at his term in Gerrie o4)
Sunday, the let inst. Deceased was
in his reventletb year.
J. W. Irwin ham sold hie grocery
husiuew in Ctinwn W W. Linder,
travelling representative of the Mc-
Laren Chre.e Co., of Toronto. Mr.
Irwh► will live retired in future.
Dr. John and Mrs. Sloan, who have
been visiting at the farmer's old home
in Blyth. left Inst week for (lalitornie,
where they will attend a few months
before proceeding to their lime at
Nome, Alerts*.
The death of Mn,. Francis Sellery',
of Kincardine, occurred on Monday
at llensall, where rhe was visiting her
only son. Dr. Sellery. The decear.ed
was fifty-three yeas of age. Her
husband eurviver her.
Owing'to ill -health W..1. Fawcett,
manager of the Brussels branch of the
Metropolitan Houck, has been granted
a five months holiday. The iu►nk will
be placed in charge of F'. H. ,Gilroy. *
former member of the leaf(.
'Ile death (1f James Melady. a for -
mei resident of the vicinity of Sea -
forth, occurred et his house in Fern-
dale. l'al., urgently. !hovered was a
brother of Petrick Meladv, of See-
furth, and TI As Melody, of Ilib-
After t lingering illness of tuber-
culosis. James, Maligan, an esteemed
resideut of Wingham, departed this
life on Wednesday. the Ith inst. De -
roused, who was 111 hie forty-seventh
year, is survived by his widow, three
sons and three daughter..
A quirt wedding was solemnized at
'It. Pauls rectory. ('linlou. on Tuer•
day, the :14-x1 duet,. when ltev. C. K.
(mune tied the nuptial knot between
John W. Watkin,, of that town, and
Moe. Martha. Atuelie Jenkins. da.ugh-
ter of W. Jenkins, of Hallett.
On Wednesday. the 20th ult.. Rev.
T. 1l. Farr, of Corrie, united io mar-
riage two popular %Vroxeter young
people, in the persons of J. 1t. Wendt,
jeweller, and Mise Mary Kathleen
Robinson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Robinson, of that pace.
4. pleasant event took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. -John McMillan,
of Roxboro', on Tuesday, the :fid insL.
when their eldest daughter. Helen,
Wile united in the bonds of matrimony
to Thomas P'. i'Iuent e4.•, of Wolrev,
Sark. Rev. F. H. Larkiu, of Se*lortl►,
officiated.
Jusepli and Mrs. Stalker. of Blyth,
have IW1n appointed leader and organ-
ist respMectiVdy of the choir of the
Presbyterian church in that place. to
succeed Misr Elbe Anderson, who 11a4
resigned. Mies Anderson leaves
shortly for Winnipeg. where she will
be united to her fiance, [)r. George
Stewart, of Cupar, Alan.
Mr. and Mn.. E. Lear. of F[ullett,
celebrated their silver wedding on
Friday, the :04th ult., by the marriage
of their eldest daughter. Minnie E., to
John W. Lyon. a prosperous young
agriculturist of Brandon. Man. The
cerewouy, which With performed by
Rev. S. Anderson. of Rlyth, was fol•
lowed by pleasant festivities.
On Saturday, the '_9th ult., death
came as a happy release to Robert
Haney. of the London road, near
Clinton, who had been a victim of
heart disease for several years.
Though quiet and unobtrusive, de-
ceased was a man "f sterling, charac-
ter, esteemed by all who knew him,
11. is survived by his widow. who is a
daughter of A. 1). \Viltse, of the Lon-
don road.
,lamer Brown. who for the past
forty-five years had been an eeteemetl
resident of Fordwich, paid nature's
debt on Thursday. the '27th ult. De-
ceased, who was in his sixty-second
year, is survived by hie widow, three
sons and two daughters. George
Brown, of Brussels, and Thome'. of
Howick, are brothers of the deceased
and Mrs. Reading, of \Vinghau*, is a
sister.
An esteemed resident of Clinton, in
the person of Thos. .I. Blacker, passed
to the Great Beyond on Saturday,
the :'Lith tilt. i'4eceased, who WM
born i4) England sixty-nine years ago,
had lived in the town of his adoption
for /Untold half a century. His widow
and f • children, Erne and fir.
Win. Maguire. of Clinton ; Bert, of
Saskatchewan, and Charles, of Da-
kota, are left to mourn his demise.
in the death of Charles Howe, which
occurred on Mondry, the 2nd inst..
Exeter lost one of its oldest and most
respected citizens. Deceased, who
was in his eighty-eighth year, had, un-
til incapacitated by the inflrtnitiee of
old age, conducted a tailoring business
in the village. Besides his aged part-
ner three daughters, Mrs. John Kers-
lake, of the London road. Mrs. Chas.
Rowe, of Michigan, and Mrs. John
11rnnn, of Exeter, mourn his demise.
settled on the term Uu which she 14)4(1
since resided. A wolwan or rxewplei '-
character
character• and kindly disp9ritiou, de- 1
ceased etldeatrd herself 1 , all her
acquaintance.. 1k,.iden he) husband
she leaver Moe daughter, to nu)uru
her removal from the scene of lire.
Prominent Seaforth Man Dead.
On Satwday, .tit suet., one or the
oldest and nluet respected residents of
tirafurth purred away in the pert on 4)f
Robert !Almaden. Mr. i.ulus.ten was
born in Alreieteep, ecotlattd, iu the
year 1$2U. and carte to ('.*nada while
quite a young wan. After remaining
i4) Hamilton fora number of years he
came to t!leaturt11 in 1102. and for mealy
yeere carried un a ruecereful drug oust-
nrrr iti partnership with Alexander
%Vilsou. Booze ten year' ago he re-
tired trout business, and enjoyed 11'
well-earned test. During his forty-ftve
years' rujourei iu Seaforth, Mr. Eustis -
den had been connected with the Filet
Presbyterian church, of which lie was
one of the most conrirtent and devout
members. Almost from the time the
congregation bad been formed Mr.
Lmnwlen had been treasurer, an office
which he reeigued about one month
ago.
Stock Sale at Pine River.
H. If. ((eel, Line River, held a sale
of purebred shorthorn cattle 04) Wed-
nesday, February U']tb. There was a
large attendance of local buyer's, but
the had roads and uncertain weather
kept the foreign buyers away. As a
result the prices were not as good as
otherwisethey would have been.
The Aninuiis sold and the purchasers
were aas follows : Bulls -Mr. Crozier,
1Iunganhon, ((olden Opportunity: S.
H. Ferrell, (Imp.) Royal Apple Pie ;
Matthew Moore, Golden Crest ; Sam-
uel Brown, Red Cates; Thos. Culbert,
Moan Ruler : Robt. Pollock. Dr.
White; David Henderson, Golden
Chief ; Jas. Taylor. Golden Sheaf : W.
H. Maize. Kingsbridge, Genie Golden
Crow; John Hendereou. Something
Choice; Dan McKay, Jack of Dia-
monds. Heifers -- D a u McKay.
Heather Blossom 1V. ; P. Courtney,
Silver Cross; Thor. Garvey, Kings-
bridge, Golden Inose ; H,obt. Geddes.
Lady White. It was admitted by all
that the prices did not range es high
as they should for much excellent
stock, hut Mr. Lurid kept faith with
the public and everything put up
went. S. H. Farrell paid 11113 for the
bull he purchased end it was a choice
*signal. "
The residence of Alexander \ir-
Beath, of Stanley, wee the scene of an
interesting hymeneal event on \Ved•
nesday, the 210th ult.. when hie daugh-
ter, Katherine. gave her heart and
hand to John McMurtrie, son of Alex.
McMurtrie, of Ha . Tho ceremony
wits pet ^riented by lies. E. 11. Mowers,
of llrue feld, sssieteeel by Rev. 1t. W.
N. l'rinhart, of Kippen. The happy
ronple will take up their reeidene* on
the 3rd eoneession of Stanley.
Death of Mrs. Wm. Kyle, Roxboro'
The most iinwel en m e visitor
knocked at the door of William Kyle,
o1 Roxboro', on Tomalley, the 3rd Ins..
and Mare thence the spirit of his be-
loved partner la lifelh.eeweedd. who
was horn in f tegow sixty-nine years
ago, •-sm. t Caned* with her hem
iband * pettier o1 a century ago and
TO CATARRH SUFFERERS.
Good Advice and Liberal Offer From a
Well-known GoderichDrlrgp est.
Jas. Wilson bar been advising all
who rufTt'r from any of the nyutpUnus
of catat•rh, such as offensive breath,
dryneee of the nue*', pain acinar the
eyes, stoppage of the nose. diecharges
and drSppings in the throat, coughin,,
spasms and general weaitucrs and de-
bility, to use Ilyoniei. He goes 4.0 tar
Its to offer to refund the money, to any
user of Ilyowei who is not perfectly
satisfied with the results.
Quick relief follows the use of the
H yomei treatment : the stoppage of
the; noes isi removed, the dropping
ceases, the breath becomes pure and
sweet, and the catarrhal genus ar11
destroyed and their growth pre-
vented.
Hvowei is the Allred, simplest,
quickest, easiest and cheapest way ter
cure Catarrh. It doer not drug and
derange the stomach : it goes right te
the sect of the trouble, destroying the
catarrhal germs and healing and vital-
izing the '.issues.
Go to Jas. Wilson today and buy a
cowpleto Hyoinei outfit for ;IMO with
the understandiug that if it dors not
give satisfaction your money will -11e
refunded.
Doomed to Live Alone.
-According to this paper." observed
Mr. Goodwin, "an Ohio man bas livid
a year on beer *lone."
• "%Veil, that's as it should Ire," re-
joined Mew. Goodwin, ••Any man who
lives on beer ought to lig compelled to
live alone."
ASKS US TO PRiNT IT.'
Tells How To Prepare a Simple Mixture
To Overcome Dread Disease.
To relieve the worst forms of r ru-
matirm, take a teaspoonful of th fol-
lowing mixture after each meal id at
bedtime
Fluid Extract Dandelion, ne-half
ounce; Compound Keegan, o eounce:
'om tin, Syrup Sarna r' I� three:
1, i'o PI► t a.
ouocee.
These harmless ingrediolita can he
obtained from our homed uggists. and
are easily,nixed by shaking then,
well in a bottle. Relief is generally
felt from the Hirst few doses.
This prescription, states a well-
known authority in a(Cleveland morn-
ing paper, forces the clogged -up in-
active kidneys to filter and swain
from the blood the poisonous waste
matter and uric acid, which causes
rheuruat ism
As rhe barn is not only -the most
painful and torturous disease, but date
gerous to life, this simple recipe will
no doubt be greatly valued by many
sufferers heist at home. who should At
once prepare the mixture to get this
relief.
is
Itsaid that n person who would
take this prescription regularly, a4 dose
or two daily, or even a few times a
week. would never have serious kid-
ney or urinary disorders or rheuma-
tism.
Cut this nut and preserve it. Gond
rheum/Wein prescriptions whish really
relieve are scarce, indeed, and when
you ue.d it, you want it badly. Our
druggists here say they will either
supply these ingredients or make the
tnikture ready to take it any of our
readers no prefer.
A (;ommon Type.
An' day after day
Hill Jones waked away
FMill a .Lore box for all be War worth
An' his wife took In mewl,.'
T" keep thing,. t•gnln'
while I*111 superintended th' earth.
Hight Back at Her.
""You don't, seem t.' know how to
manage a husband," said the widow
who was Wearing weeds for the fifth
time in twelve. years.
-No, 1 suppose not," replied Mrs.
Onrewel. "About all 1 know is how
t) keep one alive."
How One Helps the Other.
Hort
Her "The one ambition of the aver-
age man is to make money."
Him "And the Due atnthition of the
average woman is to spend it."
KING'S NEW YACHT. -•
Description of Nis Majesty's Turbine
Boat.
A further demonstration --if any be
needed -of King Edward's love of the
sea it furnished by the new turbine
yacht, appropriatey named Alexan-
dra, which is being built for His Ma-
jesty. and which will be launched
rom the yard of 'Messrs. A. and .1.
Inglis & Co. at Glasgow on April 30
Tho new royal yacht is a most ele-
gantly appointed vessel. her fittings
and handsome decoration's making
her. in thia respect, quite the first
craft afloat. The Alexandra is in-
tended to replace the Osborne, whieh
is no longer considered to he fit f,r
use. She is a vessel of 2145 feet lung
by 40 feet broad and is 2,000 tons
p) rooks.
Three Parsons turbines will he the
propelling power, each of these tur-
bines driving separate shafts. The
yacht's speed capacity will be 17
knots.
Shorter by 137 feet than the Vic-
toria and Albert, and of leas than
half the tonnage of the fnrmer,'the
new vessel is intended only for the
private use of the Royal Family and
their immediate: attendants. She i-
meant primarily for short cruises and'
for visitng harbors where the draught
of water is limited, such as F9ushine.
Nice, and other Continental ports
whieh his Majesty when on holiday
irequente.
The order for the construelinn lot
the new yacht WAS received by the
Glasgow shipbuilding firm in compe-
tition with a number of other firm
who submitted designs. and it was
given to them by an Admiralty Com-
mittee, including Mr. Philip Watt:.
Director of Naval Construction, who
approved the designs.
The Queen's drawing -r nm and the
smoke -room are on the upper deck aft..
The decorated work. furniture, etc.,
will, es far as possible, be made in
Scotland.
\Ir. Fisher l'nwin published re-
t•ently a finely illustrated edition of
ltomols, He has since received a lets
ter aeldresseel: "George Eliot, Req.,
care of Messer. Fisher l'nwin. 1 Adel -
phi Terreee, \V. ('." On opening the
envelope it was found to contain w rir-
culor. from a 1.ondo4 press -cutting
ageney inviting George Eliot to he.
(some a nutinerila•r. -Frost the London
Keening Slam/Awl.
'Insult to King William.
More than two hundred years ago
Antonio Vermin, a painter, trek revenge
on William 111. of England by paint-
ing a clever eancaturc of hien riding
Oft a black donkey. • The caricature
was trot discovered by- the King, for
it was concealed in the famous paint-
ing 4)t "The King's Stairca.c, m
Hampton Court, is London.
The insult was discovered recently
M ( 'Stades .%1lom. artist -decorator
for the King of England ars( the
Prince of Wales.
Full extent of the insult has not
'teen matte clear, for there has else
been found a sinister triple -fared 1)ia-
na, probably modelled 'after the lea-
Inres 1.1 some court lad), possibly
Mary. \%'illiam', Queen. to whom a
t'up«I,
wearieg the features+ of the
panne. mounted on a blisek donkey,
is paying adoration.
He is upon a black donkey and
gazes upward at thane in an nth -
tilde of .upphrntien and adoration.
At a distance the Cupid appears of
the usual type. but whets Mr. 111nm
had examined 14 .'torch from a reaf-
fnld he found the face was a per-
fect caricature of William of Orange,
whose bald head with his wig remov-
ed, showing a iringc of strafe gray
hair at the nape of the neck, is to
be seen quite clearly at short range.
This clearly intended insult is ac-
centuated when the head of Diana is
seen. She is crated •n' a crescent and
appears ea a beautiful woman. But
looked at intently it is discovered
that she wears three faces. ore ,n
trout and the ethers on either aide
of her heed. with the ears terming
the noses. There features have sinis-
ter expressions.
Ladies Wanted to Bet.
The clause in the New Victorinn
(Australia) (laming Suppression Art,
which prohibits the making lot wag-
4TR 00 a racecourse between book-
makers and women, was responsible
for .ome comical incidents* at.'Flem-
ington Racecourse recently, when the
law had to he observed for the first
time on a registered coarse. Many
women, who are in the habit of fre-
quenting the bettine.ring. and know
more as a rule about the proper price
of a horse than of the doings of the
Government. attempteel'40 make' Wag-
ers as usual. and were indignant when
the bookmakers declined to dn busi-
ness. One -feminine backer, who had
evidently made up her mind that she
had A certainty in her possession. in-
sisted upon being kid odds, and threw
the money into the bookmaker'*' hag,
et the same time demanding a ticket;
while another, who had been told
that the law did not permit betting
with women on rareconraes, sent her
son to put the money on. but was
again disappointed. as the son wait
obviously under the age of twenty-
one, and, according is the law, could
not make a bet.
Queen Aids Destitute Dancer.
A delightful story of Queen Alex-
andra's self-sacrifice in the ranee of
kindness and mercy is told in , con-
nection with her Majesty's recent stay
in Perin.
it seems that a letter WAR sent to
her Majesty, calling attention to the
cave lot foie Fuller, the famous dan-
cer, who had fallen on evil times ow-
ing to illness. The dancer was to make
a reappearance at the Hippodrome.
and it was suggested that the royal
patronage would help her ereally.
Every moment of thp Queen's time
was already filled by rearranged en -
pavements. hut. her Majesty cancellai
several engagements and went to the
Hippodrome.
Married Upen Return.
An amusing story of how young
Trash, farmers obtain Ameriesn wives
wee related at the last sitting of the
Royal Commission an Congestion in
i reland.
Mr. John Fitzgibbon, a National int
leader, of Ca.Uerea. said that as an
experiment he bought a grazing tract
of nearly 300 scree and settled nine
young farmers upon it.
"These men are all unmarried, ex-
cept one," continued Mr. Fitzgibbon,
"but they will probably get wive(
with from L150 to 1C20l. girls who
have gone to America and retained
to Ireland with a little money.
"The marrying season IA from Janu-
ary
anyary 1st, until Lent," he added.
How's This?
11" unr hood w fate nn'
We Offer ml depilate reward
rase of start h t hal cannot be cured by Halts
1'atnrrh I ere.
I .1. 4'HKN ET k ('1)., :pdevh, 41
w,' Ihe• nutlet +Igo..) here known' E'. J.
('henry for the hast 15 year., eml le,heve him
perfectly honorable In all hn.tnes+ t.ransnrt inns
rind flow mint Iv able to cearry.mIl any e.hllga-
Ilons made by hi. !Mtn'
\t' at utve:. I: rvv a4- k M an%l*.
tt"hol49wah Ilenggistw. Toledo. O.
Hell'. Catarrh ►'me I, taken InternnllY. act
Mg directly upon the blow) and m*,.tn+ rue
facer M the .v.tem. Tertimonlale rent free.
erste '.(ren?. pIse•rbottle. Sold by *ll drnsed,M.
Tnll7'tlaf ! Family I'ID. foe r'.mst 1p111rtn.
' V h y clot'. the prnfeamor have ell
of Genie letters talk,'.) en hie totter:•'
"That shows that. he got there by
degreete," -Nashville American.
'Pk
D. Millar Co. P561
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EW LACE CURTAINS
EW MADRAS MUSLINS
EW FRILLED MUSLINS
EW SWISS MUSLINS
EW ART MUSLINS
.1114t pissed into id °A our Span.; 11114)) (411414)in. of \Vhelots Mush it
Lace l'uretins.
Variety, ,old Viluer 11114-4. 4' ger 114.1ur.• 110.11 alunlled.
New Laces, New Embroideries,
New Prints, New Gingham~,
New Muslins, New Dress Linens,
New Delainettes, New Vestings.
NEW WAISTS NEW WAISTS
Jlup c Waists to (laud Illi week, ranging from St1.141 t4) MI.,,*4, and
crept' 411w the very (rest value for 111e pti4e Mike& q
vlsrMEIMI•1 11
THUIMu.1y, Moil, I'2, 19US 3
i
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MILLAR'S SCOTCH !!
'Phone
36
`�.
STORE
'Phone
56
PAPER WATERMARKS.
Method by Which the Devices Are
Imprinted on the Sheets.
The discovery of the watermark was
the result of an ncddent-probably a
thuulaand years ago. Parchment was
thou made of vegetable pulp, which
was poured lu a liquid stale into a
sieve; the water dripped out from be-
low, and the thin layer of pulp thnt
remained ens pressed and dried. When
dry it was found to bear meet It the
Warks of the filter that composed the
bottom of the sieve.
These fibers seem 10 have beet
twisted reels, and the mark they tefl-
on the pnevhwcnt took the form of
wide lines reaming neriete and across
diagonally. In those day1 the Water-
mark wax regarded es a blemish since
the ft er.6as thick :mil coarse nod the
deep impression )rade on the paper
proved a drawback 1n w citing. The
quill of the scribe found 111any 11 yawn -
Ing gap to cross nn the surface of the
manuscript -"Switchback scripture" it
has I*een termed. But when wire was
eulrtitnted for fiber 111 the sieve the
lines of the waterwark grew thinner
and tee. conspicuous.
The possibilities of tho usefulness of
th., watermark became apparent br
degrees. It was first found to Ile of
service In prevcuting the forgery of
books and manuscripts. Many a bogus
copy of a rare work has been detected
because the couuterfeiter failed to lake
into account the watermarks of the
original. T1*e watermark or many a
preclnun manuscript i4) the w'orld's
museums 1s alike Rs glory and Its gaff,
guard. And to the sphere of bank
notes tied paper money everywhere
tho watermark is most useful In pro-
tecting the notes from imitation.
The term "wateru*ark" is l4) reality
re misnomer since the mark is actually
produce.( by wire. Wire Is fashioned
into the deslrell patten,, Hgtere or let-
tering. This is inscrtc.l beneath the
sheet lu the last stages of its manu-
facture and while the paper is still
capable of receiving the impression
and the wire device stamps itself into
the sheet. Ordinary note paper held
up to the light reveals hundreds of
parallel lines running up and down.
betraying the fact that tho paper was
mado o4) a wire foundation. To this
the paper owes its smoothness and its
even texture.
In the manufacture of postage
stamps the 'watermark 1s of immense
advantage ns a safeguard. The wires
that produce the marks are kept strict-
ly under lock and key. They are
brought out only wbcn wanted. and au
luspcdor keeps an eye on then) till
thclr task to done, when they are at
onto locked up agate. - London An-
awers,
Might t!e Fired All Right.
Policemen See here. my in a is.
you're pretty Madly loaded, aien'.
you: -
Murphy Not se bail 'hie) Ind, what
the boss 1(1411(1 di's1•lun•*r me :Ill right.
LEARN DRESS -MAKING
BY MAIL
14)>A= riDR 0
We Want it „4)r., 1,1 b' 1n)•' -. 1
rhnar,., WIN re Haar, a,, 4ad, v hay' .I.. fded
1u4..�f4-'reo to the dos.awkug.brlit mpr v
l o:hn)l•n. r 4.4�l .'
fnd•,r Sy • ,cm fur *'i ,),'ale 044, r. a51r)
.1s ,h -,t nn a tars. numb,. of prop's.
toll•: dT•..n,nkt'r: 'Ay y,.,, canp•d 1,31, 1. , :..1
We dl end .++tem and tint k...4.. ..
t. ,.•4*, hos. 1, make a I+tBzt 44544
r•,u.o•n'•1 b' any Iddrer. fn 11.,. i.,,..,. \'..
at, ,.a1.4k.1 .an barn. ••,'1• , •1
oat 4,0.ard non o nr I. ,t
lea st nal,. son .. i.h r, 11.11,1 1 , ,
We are .- rapt• 441 .Ar . nn harm that
., •.1{^' .., t:ivr .:x111 I.. an. 'ele' N. t:11ft,,
11e,1• k',.ar. Ira• h IN,, t., '111. lit
toorthee. any grinnent from the ,,hemi•
,st ttltit to 1110 IP'.•1 lal.'.rt,• deo.+. Th.
0,, only mnuru• in tranvia that the acle k• la''
.•art )earn ba one number tnktnn a lot•.
hack been in Im411e v. r..r ten -,r+. 1131, tangle
ger 71.x4 Dewar.. •4 int-to+fon.. set 4.. fun
have Iran 1.n..tn 1" r..py our ad'-' and even
e131n1e•1 414.1.- 111rc wen; n^t kn'.wti to be the
mvrns.r 4.4 ,h1. ',Mr. No adv. iv genuine
v:f'M'r,) "or y.A1* dx, i4narnnth'.
t1,ite('•t mufti' .lar
A4-lr •.-SAIIDUIS'D*lU.COTT111D SCHOOL
Jl Ere S•rtel.,)a:a:'.rd. Vutare (:auada.
Not Like Other Women.
3111-. Smith "Sire. Meeker is rather
a .1 rmg-11linde,1 l* an, isn't rhe
Sirs. .lanes ••I should sty r4).
Why, I shower( her the pietu'1: of my
tethy the other d.ty a11,1 she urver raid
Iso't he cute:'' "
Changed His Mind.
Mee there was a luu,helor n1'I11 who
said that talk was *'b,o1., btu nue Ilea
be out m uvied, and th.•ni he le,uued at
heap. Fur when his .osified tartlet•
hall' doth .peak n) gowns and ruck, lie
Buds her talk is diiTerant--it suits hien
mighty •l*.
nt-tss
Snfhcient.
•
el hi you think ll.o, i., iuhabitiel'c"
asked the Arieulilir pie ens
••1 really can't .,.y I hat 1 care much
Who( her it is Inr „"1 n+%velyd Mil,.
('mycnne. "'then,• nt••oheady 4.uough
neighlare l4) silk Mout." \\'n.hiug-
ton Shia'.
Comparatively Speaking.
"I heat' you( fl,oighler is sisal,..
suit] (hr edema...diet. to the keeper of
he Village '
Jlusical ? Voa lief Ale 15." sti.1
the` pr 1 lailisis ••T'Intt. girl singe
like . a piton.. t i.ii." Narleville
.‘1114.11.
Like to Try Psychine
• • Please rend un• a Inn I b• of
Mellitus. 1 have a child afflicted with
(uberruloais, and have been advised
to try your medicine by oar family
Ioetor, as he preys he d•annot do any-
thing
nything more for my
MRS. 11. 1i. STEPHENS.1
Arthur. Ont., .Tuly I1, 1907.
Psychine cores when dnetors fail.
Mese are seerry they• did not try
Psychine first. 'Trod, lung and
stomach troubles yield to its curative
power. At all druggists...We appti $1.00,, or
Dr. '1'. A. blorum, Limited, Toronto.
rte` 1, ,a7. .517 ^r-...-.s..,:..� S -44.
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Tho Dest :., Cui:;it Literature
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r /tee ;4UM0[n CO4AF1.E'i C IH ITSELF
Oh, Say !
Did you see the dandy
CUTTERS at Bob
Wilson's. warerooms
on Hamilton street.
11e has the best collection ,4*
•sitters that ever came to town.
No mooter whet style you want
oe what price, they all. there.
Ile has then* from
$5.00 up to $50.00
Call and Have a Look
Anyway. Holt is rdWOTs+ glad to
•4.•e you. Ii you don't want oh) -
thing in his line. maybe you
have friends who do. 11e is sole
agent for
McCORMICK MACHINES,
GRAY CUTTERS, BUGG)1 :;,
FLEURY and 1'ERRIN PLOW:,
ROBERT WILSON
(tODI-:RI( 4), ON r
A Newspaper Bargain
pa Lit i r 1
t r'4AN & B $T.
mce 25 cts. krua
IAURD'S UNIHENTCO
'iw,oll0MlT41 4.4*ll0S(U
LYI�RM9UTH, N•S-
r
New Cutters
I`at Knax's I
Tiff 4,
ORIfiINAL
AM)
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IENAKE
4)r
IMITATIONS
SOLD
ON TIE
M E:'h'T's
OF
MINARD'S
LINIMENT
UMW
SEE THE IN
Made by the celebrated
McLaughlin
Company
"Only One Glade.
and That The Best."
swears
1
THE SIGNAL
The Family HeranFldMUaNnTdItWeeklyekly Star
1.50
the Signal will furnish you with everything of harried in thee local terri-
tory. Every home in this district shnull r, -.rive the lx el paper.
The Enmity Herald and \Vee'kly Inter of Montreal in the wan( *bilged last
tensity and farm paper in l'an,uht. Its magnificent stews service ; its numar sit
rpeelnl departments ; its interesting magazine feature. ; tie great aerials atter
popular short storie•a, snake it the paresttst dollar's worth o Ise had.
The eombin11tion of The Rignsl and The Fitfully Herald anal Weekly Star
provides the greatest, amount. of wholearme family reading and reliable news
n' ons all parts of the world.
Serol peer Anbscriptinn to
THE SIGNAL, Godcrich, Ont.
1
have just 1.mei% tel da ship-
ment of three, fine Cutlers and
invite anyone iuteretot l4) call
end sett Iheui.
PRICES RIGHT
WM.
KN
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rn
t. unl IGunilton .ta'i'ls
GODERICH
( ,m . \ewpfatte
OMB
H. B. BECKETT
EMBALMER
AND
(FUNERAL DIRECTOR
4' 414-11,4.14'1, and Cudcrta.ing 4vau'na ill ,
West ride Square,
'PHONES: M""*L Uadcrich
Mose. 173
Night ealt,:.t4 Ie:ielcue•r. "or. ('rnlbri.a
1'PI AInI 'I111.4n1 Street.
J. BROPIEY & SON
Ire Leem1N0 -
•
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
orders aarlully upend., to at All
hours, f,lghl or day
'PHONE 15 OR 24
wlDchawl.e 1 cr. t\ est
When t1 Walt ( and Yards) ( street and)
THE Itle..S)011lot Dock Square
COAL
ALL KINDS OF COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
t-I►:111 Coal Weighed ote the mark•a .astral,
where you get: Volt I44-, for a loo.
WM. LEE.
I n.1•, .left til o, 1'. 1,E:4.;'4, Ifudware Store
f a idea 344ua4-e, promptly attended to.
SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
.toy Caen nuttiben'I sect fent of 11ominlon
Land. in M,udtoha, hi14skalrhowen and Alberta,
,•ver .that h and 'AL not rnw,r,ed• may be horse
f ea4.•a 1.y enY IN'ran. who Is the sole head of n
family, or any male over U years of age, 10 1 he
e.vteel of one -gantlet sort ion of PPP *Neem, morn
or le+s.
A upheld ion for entry 011,4 Tar nlnrle in nevem
by the appllrantit a I)onrinfon rends Agency
or fhb -agency for tho district In which the hind
Is 4111.14(1. Entry by Rtp'y y, however, be
mauls al, au Agency 1111Wrtnt1 landlll0.. by
the Lather, nwelh.•i, sem, .brighter, brother or
:4.ter of all 111410img buana•.teador.
The Mwnrslee Is required to 'perform the
honresteed dot' under one of the following
phut.:
III Al leant tdx months' re'ide►tte upon Std
cultivation of the land is each year for Mew
years.
IA A homesteader may, if he re desires, per•
forth the required r•.Idenee duties hr Ilvtrg ac
tanning land owned solely by hien, notlen* then
righty lea acre, to extent. In the vicinity of his
homestead. Joint nwucr•hlp in land will not
meet this requlreme•ul.
CO If the father for another, If the father 4,4,,
41430011 of a homesteader her mrmanront re -1
dame 011 farming panel mined rob ly by him
net le -"than righty me nem. In extent, in the
a trinity of the honiedavid r n
1 1 1 .O upon aelorcome•
r1 tatM fur b •hila fu the vlrir aneh y Mindy, dralen
•,eallrr may �.•rforn, hnr own residence dollen
by Ming W Olt the father for mrd h.'ra.
111 The tern) "vielnity" In the tun lreeeddl,.
{ernag1ephr Is 15411049.41 es itwaning no* toot
t hen :elm, miles in di rw,'t hue, excl 4).f a e of the
width of rad allowances crossed in the
mee.nrrm^.nt.
1:1 A homesteader Intending to perform hit
residence d�ugde. In accordance Wit.l, the %hos.•
•xwhll. )Ir1rI�Rh patents or on farming land
awned by himself must notify the agent for thn
district of such Intention.
Slit months' make in witting nowt he`ti el
10 the t'omml.rleeer of IMminfon Iwrwl. at
(Mamie( Intention to apply for patent.
W. W. d 0144'
Deputy of the Minf.0rr of the Interim.
N.H.--tfn.nlhorlra.t width soou of tl is ad
I ottisssesat will not to paid for.