The Signal, 1908-4-23, Page 3THE SIGNAL : GODERICII, ONTARIO
'I ntoureAY, April 23, 19045 3
Mews of the istrict.
E. fiill has gold his 30 -acre farm
iltuu• Brand Hend to John Holt, I1t
that vicinity. for s .1(1).
rdia. Jus. Tum. of Exeter. who wf-
lend a paralytic 'stroke .1441011 this
ago. i► rapidly regaining strength.
Tbt• death of Mn.. Jas. Beckett. an
r tetim •d mud well-known resident ,of
Lower %% Ingham, °teemed in Lundun
.,u Tuesday, the l fab iu*t. Deceased
Monesetunlit Mineral Water
11111E (tyl)KRICH MINERAL. WA•
1i s to ('U.. manufacturer. of Mellow,
lung.'an prepared to dottier to any fart of
Ilea town halfwit (linger Ale in Mata .nal
quart, also Mluerll `v'aia•r 1:1 throe mans
illtt.., 1, and quartet, Meitner Wester and
Iranme Isola. Thor) goa1a an made from
Natural mineral water, alai are thereinto far•.-
Iron, *II im1"uul ... 1'. 1.. \VAI -TUN slan
eeer 1'Ixwu 2'll.
ht
Music
.!SIC CLASSES. - I AM 1'ltE-
1'AItEI, mo revel' c pupil. fur I,asmus lu
plait!) mud theory. W,0$ 110 Wtrvwuo 'uu*k,,I
kinde,grrton uwlhod for Yining children.
101111,' .tad °Mur Infurmrttjjat nay Ite had at
7'hotsa,o,s music store, uoaurieh. F.Mlid A A.
A. TROY ADAMS
Teatime or .IAA°
Studio iu Hank of Mounts! IHts k.
Medical
.Uta. EMMKR$ON k TURNBULL.
11 A T. Itawaw
rev, M.G.
V4 t K Towne:Lt. Al. H.
alfa,•.+ Ham*lton etroce. Phone Ili.
IM. Kmieter'aa. reuMeucr. North 'Ur et.
,)yyrrtlu ht. uegaw.chuach.'phone lei.
11r. Turnbull ■ rwddenee, Montreal alreel.
booth a wt of Public 141 61st v. 1'boue, MI.
I )lt. W. F. UALWVI'. M. B.
4 olive. Colborne street. 3430 dour to )3ovr,.
rota hank Telopi.os.r --.kilo.,, 121: heru.1',
Iltt
11K. F. J. K. FORSTER EYE. EAR
Nose and Throe only. ser' tford. the.
Howe -urgoon New los Ophthalmic 111111
(ural 1,44441010. IAaaet. t 1mksa1 a-.I.twd Fier.
\,a.* stat Throat Hospital. Golden Sonar...0111i
)loyal London Ophtlaalumic 1)1..,r:nrIA I ytl
Ho.pita1. lo,ldun, Eng. .Mee .vllw'I trer1,
s1' ration!. .agaolle \Vlnd,nr hotel. Iluun :
91S a.m. 2 1 r.1111. 7 a l..w. Trleta.ule l:7.
Legal •
' 1AMBRON & KII.I.OKAN, BAR-
ItINTk:IL' soliriter+, notaries., oar. (aloe.
het. 1.I 0. CAMICIW\, K1. (. J. l.d YIL
IUHAN. _
PROUDFOOT. HAYS 4 BLAIR
barrLdert. s licitor.. notarise' :MU4. pre •
t webs the Mantises' l vert. etc. tlmce, resat '440
Stuart.. next dn,r C. A. Nairn'. groenry. 1'11
'ate rul1e,d, to lend al k w tat rate. of intere.l.
w'. PIt)UUFWT. K. 1'. IL I'. HAYS. U. F
•t1.Allt.
DR:1{hN14 N k (iA1t1tOW, BAIL.
ItI4TFIt». attorney.. ,nitcltor, etc.
liudrro-h. Matey U, lend ie lowe.t rate.. F:
I_
pit KINSON.t'HAItI.E.s OARK'N'. I,L.1I
O. i(IIINtil'ONHARItIMt'I:It•
�'aohrnor. tvu.m(.-1'.m,.•.. notary pbl.
11gk.e• Utensil.° ...wt. UelrrIrti 11,1,
Insurance, Loans. etc.
VOUN(i k ItOBKItTSON, REAL
1 Notate *t..1 insurance Altet)lo. Heal e.
tate for ole or to Irl 1'ropert.ea 11.1,1401 b.
any part of Me town and .runty. Fin and
10 lnaurance. u,o*oy to loan etc.
TORN W. I:KAI(ills, LIFE. FIRE
.4 ted anident itsura,aoo. Agent for leveling
mn11101 and Rock rout les. .ure1a'r 1110111
.1 tenet elected on beat it's n
. a,d .0 lowe.t eve-.
1'x11 *t. Mllee. corner Wend Streat also ),posto
or adder+. J..W. (14AlUIF:, uuderich, Out.
1 rte ,bone 21
�icKII.W1' Ml'TUA1. FIRE"IN
-
Ill 1' It A N4' F. t' U. -Farm sled I,ul*le••l
t 1wn propene xnnucd.
1,)M, cn--J. IL McLean. I'm . Ftp 1,•v
T. Fr..wr. Vier Pas., Ik neetiei1 I'
'Omuta. F. )fay-. 44 ,.......( 4-.. netball' 1 n
INrvr'on•- Wi. t'
uIIn..ey, Nealnll. .Polo:
G. Ork•ar, %Vintbrop: George Isle. 'o.forth•
John Honuew.f*, .tubba: James Kean.. Heel•.
1,001'1; John watt. Harin•k. Tho. 1,*-eI,
nceneld . John P. )dclaau, KInnen . Jw..
a unnollh, Clinton.
J. %V. Yeo, H(11n,e.ctlle. ngrot for want
Huron. Polk,yhuldmw can }}cloy assessr11etes
and set their c*rds reeei/1ten at Tot es. 1,C
Ilru*n' Clinton, or at IC. 11. Cute • gives.' y.
Klog.tou.lttvl, Uudcricb.
SHAVING PARLOR
`(HAVING AND HAIR-DRESSINIi
raitholts. The hemi pinr:• in loan.
l'ron,pl erl•ker; everything y Inns and
1..ry. Mu. as., ,wM WM. I4.4Vis.
Ikai.h hxeh.i.g, Hotel Illock I.act•,.ur 10
J1,, Fritzlcyl.
Marriage Licenses
ALThI
tU r llKRN'H KFLL\
,V U U. T.
Watchmaker, Jeweller o,4 4 t14 {clam
loaner of Mannino License..
WLANE. ISSUER OM MARI/I-
. MIN licensee, Uoderirl,. OuI..
Auctioneenng
'FIiOMAM (,11Nl)K1', 1,IVEliTIN'K
1.. and goners' ant•. lnnenr. 1 1I. t, on Soul It
Street, ober, he will bo toned at 011 1'.111100
when not eryln*Islas. Tents res.nm*ble and
every effort used to give you satisfaction
l'Aono:u
GEORGE BECKETT
General Auctioneer.
New System of Tickets and Catalogue.
OFFICE,. HAMILTON ST.
P. O. Box
STOVES
You will 'nisi some real bar-
gains if you fail to see what i
can do for you in one of those
Good Cheer ranges
Good Cheer art heaters
Penn Esther ranges
Nothing just as good for the
money ; every one guaranteed.
5 per cent. off for spot
Cash
Plumbing,
Tinsmithing and
Repairs
Electric Wiring and
Fixtures.
GIVE US 'A CALL
W. R. PiNDER
'Phone ISb.
i war fifty-eight yearn of sgr. She
Ieaysa her hushnud and four daugh-
ters to mourn her dewite.
Mr. Palmer. the proprietor and
former editor of The Wroxeter liter,
bus again taken puswersiun of the
.au/1e.
Aluuut six week* ago Frank AlcUur-
tuick, of Cake's.. broke 04443 of him
arm*. A fortnight ago he tell and
b •11 ,
' k1' oar t 'a
f b1 le
go.
Y.
%Vie. J. McKay, son of Jae. McKay,
of Grey, was reeutly married in
Earl (trey, Kiosk.. to Mies Mabel
Ceniplell, of that place.
Andrew Calder, o r who
Id 1 r Fk. /
t of rlh
has suffered hem a disease of the leg
for many years., has hail the injured
member awptitaletl shove the knee.
J..t. Harris. of Brandon. Ala44., son
of Mee. lieu. Harris, of Wroxeter. Was
recently married iu Darlingford,
Man., to Mists Luella lllarke, of limit
LoW11.
Miss Ea Matheson, who has severed
her connection with the staff of
%Viughau, public ach..ul, heves this
week for I'oughkeepele, N. Y.. where
she hatted* re.idiug.
V. 11. Vannorulau has disputed of
his 'bus and Iwgy;a a delivery business
iu %Vinghum t.• Alex. Reid. of Lon-
don. Mr. Vauuurruarl will remain in
%%Inghaut for the present.
Miss Nellie I)tuocsu, yetingest
(1sughter of the late 1'huutaa ..mean,
u[ Seatburlh, recently departed this life
at the huute ua her mother in Guelph,
after en illuesa of fire ytsrri duration.
lienjktuin Emerson, a G. T. It. em-
ployee who was accidentally killed
neer Uobuurg x Went time ago, was a
nephew of li. 1'. Eines-sm. of London.
and a cousin ul Miss Reggio, of Mum-
ulerhill.
After a lingering illnrsb of Udsrcul-
°eis Wnt. Uirxlwood, eldest eon of Jas.
11. and Maggie Culclough. of lot "l of
the 174.6 cuncessiun of (hey, parsed
away on Tuesday, the iftb inset., et
the early age of twenty-four years.
Rev. George and Mrs. Baser. of
Illuevale, were ruiuumuned to Toronto
rete tly by the serious illness of their
tenet/fiend, whew they found in the
general hospital suffering from double
pneutisuuia and pt•ricanlitis. The
young Ulan has a special physician
and nurse, but he is still in a precari-
ous condition.
A new household has found its way
amid the hewers of Blyth, that of Mr.
and Mrs. John Vincent. Until Rev.
S. A. Anderson pronounced th..ae old
yet ever new words of mystery at the
of her father, Joseph Taman, of
Myth, on Thursday. the bell hut..
the fbride WAY known tn, her host. of
friends Iia .'tloa A(1* Taman.
\\-hili visaing at the home of his
sten-in-law, George Brock. ,,f the Mill
rvaul, l'uckeemith, NVen. Stevens. a
former old and ...selected rewideut of
Alma. died very suddenly 110 the
result of a stroke Of paralysis. un Suu•
day. the 12th inst. Mrs. Alex. Jamie -
of the Huron road, l'uckerswitb,
is a daughter of the deceaaeel.
(In Monday, the I:Ith in.„. Miles
Miller, an old and honored resident of
the 3111 line of Morris, whose' veers
were fourscore and six. joined the
talent rnajrtrity. Ile leaves a wife.
1 Wu *Otte nod three daughters W
muun, J ' . The children are Wil-
liam, of 1anulun : Joarph and
Meethunei Geo. Proctor. Richard Bell
and Josu (bull#*, all ub Mortis.
1)11 Monday, the 1:1111 in.t., Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Berrybill, of Winchelsea,
received the sad intelligence of the
death in jeondmu of their second
daughter, Jennie It., wife of .lames
Ogilvie, of that city. Deceased, who
was in her twenty-liflli peer. leave's.
beside. her huslmnd• eve little children
to nmurn their irreparable iai'able haw. The
Ivnlaine were taken to her former
home fur iolerwent.
Seaforth's Assessmeut.
The areessn.erlt of ilii town of Sea-
ford. fur the year I111M shows a total
of $4'80,3144. This is about the seine
figure as last year. 'rite population is
3,IS;, compered with 3.L�1; last year.
New Anglican Recta.
Re%. W. H. Lunlsu• has hen ftp•
amutel rector of t lin.. changes at
Middleton's. Holmes%i114 and Suui-
userhi11. He is a young 1114411 just out
f (Belfast and is already W11111ing
the love and esteem 11f his people.
JacksonCraigWedding.
:1 large Ler of guest. assembled
:at thn home of Itehert Craig. of the
1( %V g the
o 'e on elne„olx
1'h line of , y.
Mei inst,. to witness.. the marriage of
his daughter. Margaret .Janet, to Al-
beit Henry Jackson. sou of Jas. J*ck-
s.an, of the 14414114. township. Rev. J.
I, Small, Il. A., .if Myth, oRtciated at
the sere y. Mr. and Mrs. Jaeklon
will take up the :- ie*ult are un the
13th concession of Mullett.
Fire at Seaforth.
A Ila• 1avinvel let Sea(larlh O'1 Fri-
dey night by which the etorehowse of
John It. (iovenhx:k. runta iniugK some
forty tons 01 hay, was totally de-
stroyed. \ tar tilled with hay was
standing cline by and it also was emu -
'steely destroyed. This hay was the
property of Mr. (iovenlock also, and
as there was no insurance it in an en-
tire toss tv hint. Bieattie's grain ele-
vator. near by, also took fire, but the
flames were extinguished before much
damage was done.
Died in Chicago.
A well-known r•e'ident of Wroxeter,
in the person of Mrv. female, relict of
the late I)r. H. 13. Smuts, pasted away
in Chicago, on Monday. the 0th beat.,
at the age of sixty-five years. De-
ceased
)..ceased had been spending the winter
with hes non, 1)r. W. M. R. Snide, of
Chicago. A severe attack of pneu-
monia following en operation reuse(
her death. The teuainn were laid at
rest In Wroxeter cemetery beside
those of her husband, who prede-
ceased her two years.
A Tockerimlth Finesse.
Another of the worthy pioneers
who have laid the foundations of
Huron's prosppeerity, in the person of
John A. McLaren. of Tuckersmith,
passed to his long home on Monday.
the ilith inst. Ipceaseel, who was
born in Scotland eighty-Hye years ago,
came to Caned* with his brother,
Robert. in 1)Ift. I'r.wceeding west-
ward he settled nil the fano on which
he reddest rnotinuou'ly until a few
years ago. when advancing years
made it expedient for him to make his
home with his nephew, Robert Mc-
Laren. on the adjoining to in re-
ligion deceived waw A define Pte4shy-
terien and in politic. a Ref enter. A
men of remarkable late once, un-
purchase's/4e hdnest andkindly dis-
position, he enjoyed the esteem of sal
who knew him. His mingle life was
one of blessedness to ninny.
Death of Lemma Maonisg4 CI4.ws.
In the person Of Lawrence Monty
who passed front the scene of this
world's activities and nares on Thurs.
day, the U b inst., at the age of lour.
score sod two veal'.. death bas
claimed one of Clinton's nowt r• -
tweeted citieQs and ons of Colburae's
former pioneer residents. Borth in
i►evunshirv, Cog„ d.ceasea b came to
Canada when u1' fifteen [t ra yearn 111 sge.
Atter residing in D/u•liogton, Ont.. as
few years he settled uu the farm in
Colborne where he *lent the prior of
his life stud where in IKu1 he Walt
united 10 his worthy µµ°u•Luer, a sister
of Jas. Stevens, of Clairton. A quer-
ter of a century ago the4' moved to 14
farm in the viciuity of Suin,uerhill,
where they
remained miuntil their
re-
tuovel w Cliuton eight )nary 4444(4.
Upright. kind-bexrted, progressive
slid industr•ioue, deceased held a higtl
place in the esteetu of his fellow-cltii''-
zens land the footprints which he has
left on the welds of memory will not
won be wished at1-y. Besides hie
widow ler leaves to 111013113 hie demise
nue emu, Jenks, of Colborne, and el*
daughters-- lleedalnee 1). Connell, of
Seltford: I. Jordan, of Uoderich
township: 1. Fidler, of Kingsville; 1'.
Beacom. of Suwuterbill ; Bogie, of
CoIborue, and C. Belau. of Merlin.
SAVE THIS ANYWAY.
Put It in Some Safe Place, for It May
Cane in Handy Some Day.
Here is a simple huwe-wade wix-
ture as g.ven by an ewinent authority
011 kiduey disease, who teakee the
statement in a New Turk daily paper
L ya{,, it will relieve alutost any ease of
kiudey trouble if taken before the
stage of Bright'. digests.. lie states
that euth symptoms as lame [tack,
pain in lbs ride, 'frequent desire to
urinate. especially at night ; 'sinful
and discolored urination. are readily
eveIeotur. Hese hi the recipe; try it :
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-ba11
ounce : Compound Kenton, one
ounce ; Cuwpauod Syrup Sar•aaparilla,
three 011ntx'.. Take a teaspoonful
after each ureal and at beds'
A well-kuown4dr.ig int here in town
i► authorit, - that threw ingredients
are all harmless and easily mixed at
home by shaking well in a bottle.
This mixture hes a peculiar healing
and soothing effect upon the entire
kidney and urinary structure. anti
often overcomes the worst forme of
rheunlaliaul in just a little 1vhile.
This mixture is maid to remove all
blood disorders and cure the rhenwa•
liar by forcing the kidneys to filter
tied strain from the blood and 'system
all uric acrd and foul. decomp,atd
waste matter, which cause there Afflic-
tions. Try it if you aren't well. Save
the prescription.
EAT WHAT YOU WANT.
But Find the Way to Digest What
You Do Eat.
The first thing to du in the cane ut
indigestion or stomach weakness is to
etrengthel the wuaeular walls of the
stomach end intestines. so that they
will cure for the food that is eaten.
In no other way can this he dune as
well as by taking a Mi-o-ua tablet be-
fore each meal. Thi+ restores
strength to the 'stomach lnuwaes and
stimulates the pouring out of gastric
juices. then the food digests readily
and ynu begin to get the full benefit
from what you rat.
Use Mi-o-ut whenever you have sick
head/ithe, he'trtbnru. bad taste in the
ur11uth, coated tongue, spots before
the eyes. sleeplessnees and the many
other symptom.' that aro the direct
result of indigesti,u.
.las. W'ilwti gives with every tO•eent
box 0f Mi•u•na w guaranteu to rebind
the money unless the remedy cures.
The Dairy and Cold Storage Commis-
sioner's Retort.
I'he ordinary government blue book
is net expected to make very interest-
ing tending, for it. usually contains
only at Turned statement of the work
of some department or branch there-
of. Net so with the reports of the
various branches of the Dominion De-
partment 01 Agriculture. which are
written and prepared with at view of
giving advice and Instruction based
un experiment or investigat' .
Tlie report of the De ' ' dairy
and cold 441(41age a &donee, J. A.
Ruddick. recently issued is no excep-
lion to this rule, and any person in-
terested in dairying, fruit or cold star -
lige should secure a copy.% This
branch of the Department deals
largely with the commercial side of
the industries which it touches. Three
we fled such questions a. "The Ship-
ping of Green Cheese," "The Ce'd Cur-
ing of Cheese," "Cow Testing Associa-
tions,- "The Apple Industry of Can-
asta" "The Administration of the Fruit
Marls Act." "The Transportation of
Perishable Products," etc., fully desalt
with.
Any person miry Femme it copy free
of charge nn application to The Dairy
and Cold Storage Cumwiu.ioner, Ot-
tawa.
A Shiniri Iright.
An old Barky, anxious to be a Inilt-
ister, went to bo °retained. 11e was
questioned thus : • .
"Can you write '
"No ash !"
'.tend :"
"No. ssb!" •
"How do you know about the
Bible ?"
•'Ma niece reads it to me !" , . '
"Knlite abau1 the Ten Command-
ments:'"
No,-sah '"
"The twenty-third l'stlru :'"
"Neither heard of him. wall !"
"Know the Beatitudes Y•
"Nq, Fab!"
"Well, what ,part, of the Bible do
you like best l'"
"Parables, soh!"
-Can you give its one?"
"'held, yea. salt •"
"Let us have it. then."
"Once e'en de Queen of 'Slletrt
wale Rwine down to Jerusalem, she
fell among thieves. Fleet, dey pasted
her by on ale oddah side. den dey come
oveh an' dey Ray unto her, 'Pro down
Jezebel!' but she wouldn't fro her
down ; and again dey s1, unto her,
'Fro down Jezebel!' hat she
e wouldn't
fro her down: and again dey say unto
her for de Rrd and last time, for 1
ain't gwine to ax pia no nui, 'Fro
down Jezebel!' and dey freta her
down for seventy times and seven, till
de reinitiate were 'leven baskets : and
1 say unto y", -whose wife was she at
de resurrection?"
11100 Reward, 6100:
The readers of thie (caper veil be ph a'ssel to
learn that there Mat lee.' one dreaded Moose
that aetenee has been able to cure In all It*
Mages, and that 1- Catarrh. Rall'. t atanh
• airs to the only positive euro now known to the
trledlo.l fraternity. (.lnerh. being a .on.tltn•
Wood disease. requires a Metall ntiunal troat•
trent. Hans Calan. (airs ix token sternally,
acting directly upon the blood end osseous
enrf*ota of the ayM.ent, thereby dna raying the
foandM Ion of 1M rheum *nil erivine the
rU'snt strength by buildingno the oonatitu•
on and wesoUt4M nature In doing Ile work.
proprietors yr .4 laeeh rank In It*
curative -power. 444.4 they After One Hundred
Dollar, Mee ann two that It fans to care. Send
Ihe UNtltyee t ��t,(�tlitSY & Co.. Tslabw O.
hks Yslp': Ysi o gl for esionlesLM.
HIS, FRIEND'S ADVICE.
(1*uupb*Uton, N. 13.. .%p111 _14 h.
.Special.)—Mir. %V. 11. Wallies.. 01 this
place, is a builder and cun(rat3l0l 1,11,1
is very well kuown :1041 reapeete.i.
The facts u( bis cant•. 101.11.11 w„ 111'11,1
11010W. .1111W 110w 1111.4311)17 11141,1'. Kid-
ney fills tune kidney t11u11de.
-Soule 114110 ago," Mr. \Valla.,
Writes, "( w010 engaged to 1111.441134 u
very large family leridrlmY sit It 1'1
is., le 416411,111,• ,.f there u•ilrN,
nearly two usi:('0 of *lash it heti t.. le
('1441% eyed by witty). 1 bad lu 1e there
day end night and the ron0equrn,e
wax that I caught a Very *weir 434141.
Title Settled in my back- on my kid•
try*—and 1 Iwe ' .0 laid l email
basally uui1.'. A fl'soil 11f °title 1,141
trlr of U.a1d's. Kidoet• fills and gave
mer half a l..x PG* t,• give tbrio a trial
and sifter 1 had Ipken them 1 frit
much letter. I then purchased an-
teher lex of yhwldb Pid,ey PiII. and
after taking them the pains had en
lively left esu awl 1 1,+u • quite
cues!,•'
Mis Reward. •
1%0 1111111 10140.1 .tot v i. related here
may already have left this. world..
That ho esti live another year, or even
half that time, seems all but impos-
sible: stud *hulled any uiuyf may
4itue'ae for hitt the daybreak of the
life of which it is wiitte11 that tleu•
shall he no more pain.
Wlieu the terrible accident. was
over, and they u44covelrrl the mangled.
et in at
hotly, ,u, little of life W sa left 1 it 1'h
they it lila hint dead. And when
the .urgeuns had finished their work
there 1entain0d but tllythy$ical 101 e'6
of a man.
Both legs were 6 • : the heft :urn
w•de Miming, aid heti token with it
the greater part of the coller•Ietne. 4)f
the right hand only a linger remained.
There was only enough left of On
man that had leen to sinter and it -
mein her.
But he still puserired a Inilli:utt
mind. etnrt'd with the rich fruitage of
a college traiuing. and enriched Ly
travel in every part 11f the world.
And it was all wanted, w**ted ! 'Phare
web nothing he (0141(1 do but to remain
a helpless sufferer.
So be thought x, he fat by the win-
dow in the Howe fur Incurables. and
looked out un 31' wutld of which he
had erased In lee :t part. Before 1
lay hi. Hible. and he read the parable
of the (Aleut., and ...fleeted bitterly
that he bad now not one talent to
bury: he himself was as goal lie
.stelae and hie l silent', which had been
many, were buried already.
An ill lady wheeled tier chair be-
side his and rrsd a Inter which had
been bent her. It was from a stranger
but it di.1 her gta.l.
Ila was interested, end asked her
about it, and learned that there wee .a
kind 1.1 oryranizetion that furnished
addresses .41 invalid* and shut-in folk
to lwr.ons who were willing to write
thew cheerful ktter'. She haul seta
her °amu au one wh, would 1e glad of
an occa1iuual letter, and, this un-
known corrr1I4ll 4lent w'see h .e "-
regularly,
regularly, anti the late' s (1,111(111 U.1
her.
A sudden thought rant( to Mtn.
receive letters would be a little com-
fort to hien, last why should he not
write them') But to is : Could
there be any persons w, shut in as he
who could ie cheered! Ly his lettere
Possibly the usrn in prison wear a
trifle fns lar prtir01 ; vet even they
had hope of rt lease.:n1d he had none.
But it was worth Iryiug.
1331) he Wrote to 1114• ux•let:uy of the
0 ganization for for 11/411114 01 N e
prisoners. Ile win: informed that Lis
letter* could not Ise answered: the
rad.•' of the prime' would not. permit.
But he uudertn ok 1 he uuc-?ideticot 4,,
p,lldei,ce•,
Twice a week ht wrote and the lel •
tern taxed his strength to its I. 'l.
But into those letters he pot his whole
soul, all his experience. all his faith, all
his bright wit, all him Chi Ohm Optim-'
111111.
It ie hard to continue antiug whets
it coats labor and pain. 111111 especially
hand when there is un reply, '.•here
w•rle titles when he grew discoul;iged.
and was tempted to give it up.. But
it MIN his one roux' g talent. and
he resuh•e,i 111 use it as 111114 a•. 11
lasted.
At length he got *letter. ' It te:.,
very short, and written ,1t, ler 1:.-
tiunery of the prison Is the Alper
whose duty it Web to rend the tette-s
of the convicts. All it said was
this : --
"Please *'tile °11 as g111141 paper 11s
you can afford, fol' your letters are
l'mooed 1root c,1I to e•11 till they
iterally drop to pieces." Scull jab
American.
1f a brido ism t homesick for her
lamily six week' after lu*rriage its at
sign *hc wat'ried the right: maw --
Chicago News. _
SHILOH'S
(uick rase' for the worst cough—quick
relief to the heaviest cold—and SAFE
to take, even for a child. es
That is Shiloh's Cure. Ciurest
S,kf under a guarantee Coughs
to cure colds and coughs O. Colds
quicker than any 'other inla
medicine -or your money back 34 years
of success commend Shiloh's Cure. 25c.,
60c., 31. 3111
QUICKLY!
The Pantry,
The Kitchen
and
The Diningroom
aro requisites in ever'
well -ordered household ;
nevertheless
They would be
useless
adjuncts to the home
without being supplied
with
Good Things
that are fresh and pure,
from
STURDY W'c CO.,
THE :GROCERS.
Phos, et.
Prompt Delivery
'Phone 56 D. Millar Co. I'Phone 56
Species; ' is in
Children's Wear
u, t'„ meet eoliths. 't•
\1'' , 11 1 ' 1, • t w L the 1'•t n
are a mote atlt u u then u rvcl u
We I Y g I
meta- a the "Latae i''ulk,." We have just put 111111 stuck
Infants' Cashmere. Rotes Infanta' Cashmere Coats
Infants' Bedford Cord Coats
114 ''o 1 .'et t,1 newt el .all
iu all styles from the plata the uu a
Children's Pique Coats Children s Pique Reefers
Children's Pique Collars Children's Buster Brown Coats
Children's Muslin Dresses at all pricer
Children's Gingham Frocks and Dresses
Children's licadwcar
\%e Levo an assortment of Inlaid,' and l'hildun'e lleadwe.11"
which would be a ...edit to any Oil) stoic.
Infants' Bonnets, Hccd:,, Hats and Tams from 25c to $3.35
CHILDREN'S GLOVES AND HOSIERY
INFANTS' BIBS' INFANTS' BOOTEES
%\'ileo in need of lotythlu, iu Children s Ileadl..ear
"DINNA FORGET TO CA"' AT
Ptie Millar's Scotch
S torerPve
Cure for Weak Lungs
"I have used your Psychine for about
six months, and have found it an ex-
cellent remedy for pneumonia and weak
lungs." Ronald Jobason, Farewell,
Ont., April 15. 1907.
"Psyebine is one i;f the best medi-
cines on the market. and for all throat ' e •;?%
and lung troubles is unexcelled."—A
word from a man who has tested it.
Pneumonia, 1)rnnrhitis, Cough', (olds
awl ell throat. lung nail stoma.-.
troubles yield to Payebtne. At all drug-
gists, 50e. and $1.00, or Dr. T. A.
Slocum. Limited. Toronto.
DOYOLJ KNOW
THE WET WEATHER
COMFORT AND
PROTECTION
afforded by a
rannmsl
y0 sem)
SLICKER?
Clean -Light
• DuraaJlc
,j WGuaranteed
ttepof
Eveci
irywhere
Spring is dere
:end 1.nlifly liou.eaaivl•:• tc111 Is•
looking fur something to make
the 4111idg.ry mf Iwuse,b•aning
easier. , • .
%('r;u'ry 1 well-.tNsort,•(1 line
e( Soaps.. \%'a.II 1'otvder
Brushes. Mops. lira)1n'. in 141
e,•elythiug nreet.astey for spring
cleaning. \%'e Lane 111,(1 a ilea'
'q)U,•dalc'.1' ,k lir' ;;r„reties,
c011fectionery, meats lout flour.
Plenty of fresh egg` :111,1 proud
batter always 1111 baud.
Goods delivel...I promptly.
Wm: L. Lindsay
- THE GODERICH-
1BICYCLE EMPORIUM
Solt Agent for
CLEVELAND, RAMBLER
and PERFECT WHEELS
First shipment has been ',eei%e,1.
Complete line of su,idrie'. Repair.
1 specialty: guarantied, and at 1•t'a+..u•
,(1)11. 4114,43,..
A lrw bee011d-hl,1111 w•11t4, at from
$,.lr1 up.
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED
WM. YULE
Opera liouse Block, Kingston Street.
LEARN DRESS-MAKINGa
BY MAIL Time st Home
I l r r 1 r dare , , LVID, .. h.,r dc• u:
•.• 46, dortt W (1, 14114., , 1r 111 fon.c.4 JI �,
,Inc m ,,
ak.... ',hiding • •ur 'rd,• , 1 m Ior 1,.•A. pre. 34111)
.•.41 lh, 43''4 ' a large. '..' L. r '4•q'If: r 4av
,II ' .4 .auk, r. n1, ''q 1 414.1.1 le"a , In n,✓,!
1,.a(
...IA • ..Lan1
e 40hr.,. I..v, 1 (.1,1,
IFav 1 1,'. ., I. rlcct hrtn,1l v.61 1.
td 1• H1
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44,11,•. 111 (Mu,, :Vero
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1 . ':.iri t 1,.11 4'
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11 ,un ;ill !• 1::411 11`14111`14111•, (h 4
od 1 ..1.,'.
1 •seer 4'311;.',e,.n,. ,...a ,
' •'
11, q,. ,,.1,.l, l.,•.c 1.,'„ 1,•1.1 lid
atir,
111'1'. env" «:,res Pt 1,143 ,1.,,,,.1 ,
•"�,'r 1 .,'1 t•, 116 L
•• u,•. , ,,hrual. ,Ire.
•.!' n., lie 1"a,u.l.. Ih:e tie 01,•1•' I
me ..,.,
, I' -n L- corm r. r tabu. r, 11 1'q• w'.
16.• ti, ... I. •: 1't, .r.,I h4,', tle
e
, 111144 "f
1 . .i1 to u„ ,q.e' ,lir a,lv *lid 1ea•I'
• ., ..,' I.1. hr., ear rc n�,l. ln•,wn 1,,,4,' 1l,•
1'v,,,. :
\.1.1r.' SANDERS' DRESS -CUTTING SCHOOL
41 L,,r b'.:.1!. btr*tivt4, 00(41143, katutla.
Tbc People's liracre .i'hose 1(45 FINE TAILORED
Suits and Overcoats
I ' FOR SPRING
Fruit Trees
The Ilenutilltr Nurseries .111
noted for the excellence and
eitality of their frnit Imes.
Orsameatal Trees, Shrubs
and Evergreens
-
A. good rolleelion Na1LaL11'
tut planting in pau•k' ,and
late es.
Poses sand Climbers
The last varieties. Ilett in
a good, rich clay soil and they
will give the (Nest of satisfac-
tion to the louver.
HANGING BASKETS RE-
FILLED. Send a pest card
and they will be. cellist for at
any time. Address
John Stewart. Estate
BENMiLLER, ONT. I
When You
Travel
HEiRE'S to the dress suit
clew, .Rath serviceable and
neat. Mere'* to the trunk that
has travelled tinder the 'at,
here's to the man who Wantm
LO keep everything 'met ()elate.
handy, and his head from
worry. Don't trnv:l and
wotry whether sent will
lorehalf your things by
having is pear trunk. To oh•
tain a sllhstantial one, call on
H. E. Knox
AUBURN
Aismomosommums
+I New 1 14. pattern* in clothes. best of
trimmings and pe•fe•L fitting style
comfort and ;durability aro feature•'
with its.
1.eave vette "rtlrr early.
DUNLOP
•THE TAILOR/
W'e+sl. Street. liudet•i,h
f--W1A.NT,ED- '
IA GOOD IFARM 1
for w,le, \ut nowt is uh,r:.lana 4, ,,pan.'
• 1'Ir,;tre gi, •• pn.•e ,uul d.•.crg,t tau. :Ind
1 re:uon 4., ..Iliug. N1i 111 When., r..,.e-
,.inn toleI1,• lend. \VIII deal W1111 Ohm,.“Il1)'.
I . f�
Ihu I,1 Ln r, Il, '04, II,N'lt•'.1,','. N. 1
MIND
Gray. Buggies
We have Ihenl with ltnblsel•
Ti t
Tires and we have them with
Steel 'Tires : and we• 11,1 Ve t hent
with Auto lllnbile tient. 111111 in
all the Intent MTYI., ». if yon
want a Boggy, or ever ,•x4,4•44
to w:1111 ', call at 11111' Willi, -
n10111 111111 11e what we have.
The BrayBuggoye f-
the largv.t Carriage Factory
in Commie.
You can't make a mistake in
buying a GRAY
ROBERT WILSON
Agent for
McCORMiCK MACHINERY,
SRANTFORD WIND MiLLS.
FLFFURY and PERRiN PLOWS
LOUDEN HAY TOOLS.
STANDARD WIRE FENCE.
STONE
We also haven harp.' *tone
quarry end are pretworl to
• 'supply building atone or filling
in Targe or small tpuntitie*,
delivered or lit the quarry.
Wan -Room Hamilton St.,
GODERICH, ONT.
1
leest i
eK
pAl.
'4S N
✓ `j
p��17/,yq ✓ � T
hM1! &B
Ifice c5, els. hlfilrt
D'S uNiMEWI el
- WAITED
min ro 1:
,Tt�, ► r ncsseSi4
YARlNOI.S
TOE
ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE.
BMW
OF
IIIITITiIINS
SOLD
ON TIE
MERITS
MINARD'S
LINIMENT
SEE 1THE
New
Buggies 1
at Knox's 1
."lade by the e(lkin...tett
McLaughlin
Company
"Only One Grade.
and That The Best.”
1
1 have j.1.1 remit ed 4, ubip-
umeld of these fine Buggies and
inett.• anyone iiltelestrd to call
4(11(1 Nee I hem.
PRICES RIGHT
I WM. KNOX i
GODERICH
('or. Newgate
and Hamilton- streets
GODERICH
GOMM
G. JOHNSTON
EMBALMER
ANO
FUNERAL. DIRECTOR
F uulrnmc 0111 t'udtrlakrng:we1rreou11_
\1''b( .Nle &plate.
'I'1111:NE: 3'tor lO, uuderlch
11114 tall.:.\' r".id,•naee•. exit 1'an,b,La
I Ncl.on T1'rcl.
J.BROP
tiY
E SON
i- 1M11 LBADINII—
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orden awfully attained to et all
hours, night or day
'PHONE 15 OR 24
, 1
'.411, ,, on %ant ( and Yards 4 rr. \rest *treed and
\Vnr•chuuwi �
THE 444>11 .Uo'ck liquors
COAL
ALL KJ,ND8 OF COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
61A1l ('oat weighed on the market smiles
*here you get 4100 Ib, for a ton.
WM. LEE.
014e4+ 1. 41 at 1'. 4'. l,kF:'h hardware 131,44
e;ua aide. Square. promptly attended tee
SYNOPSIS OF
Canadian Northwest
Homestead Regulations.
Any )yen nlndw'nel section of tbminlon
Lands in Manitoba. r4akatehewan and Alberta,
rise l ing 8 and At, not l**Orvod. nosy be home-
slcar[oe by any per.* on who h. the ■olhl head of 0
family, or any male over is yenta of age, to the
extent of one-quarter 'section of lel sere., mora
or loss.
Application for entry nnlathe made In pitmen
by the applicant at a Ihmdnion Lando Ammer
or ,Sob -agency for the diatrlet to which thalami
1+ sltnate. Entry by proxy may, however, he
white rel nn Agency on cortaln ret s by
the father. mother. son, daughter, r ur
ides of nn intending hmne•tesder.
The 'smite -tea Is required to perform the
h"11100(01 114,41 under One of the renewing
pian::
ul At least Dix mentha''reklenee and
r.nlllv4uoo of the land In each year flee tare.
years.
121 A hnrheateadrr may. If he No desire., per.
fora, the required rIl-idm,ce duties twitting on
farming bad owned ewalely by him, not low Wm'
righty PI1, a,.•,r, in extent, In the vicinity of 4b,
homestead. Joint nwnemhlp In land wilt nW,
meet this requirement.
" 10 If the father for mother. If the father ludo
c.•,...41110 et Ammons/der has permueent nest
dents on foment land owned 001e1y by him
not Ins, than eighty esti acnes in extent, In the
(edema for by him In the vicinity, 4
vs•M4)7 of the omr.teed. or upon hornrrtewt
home -
'tender r ``storm hi. own res detkrl
by living web the Lather (or )mother,.
HI The term "vicinity" in the two prseedln
panyfraRhu Is dsenM mnmttyf 1101 11Ot
Than ninP mllo, Ina direct line, eaelealve of the
*kith of road allowances emmeid is the
me1M11r:mMA.
134 A Mniouteader Intendlaa to perform hie
reddens dntle. In *eeoroa140e• with the shove
while living with parents or en land
owned by himself mad. notify M. y.at7ar the
districted ouch intentlen.
Mx mento.' notice In writing ma4 bselven
10 the cent isesser se fr.w(p,lord Lamb as
Ottaws K Int .U.s N •0517 ler peewit
w. W. C(*Y,
Depute se the 1lfinlaeerr et the interior.
V.R. 1'n*nlhorlarl ptMMOfkw .t tin. ads
vertiesetsat walnut Its psld be.