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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1908-9-10, Page 3TILE SU; NA : CODERiCII. ONTARIO 1'ewa of the itrict. • W. B. K'eld.ithammer, Tate of Dauphin, Mau., it the hew principal of Exeter public school. The annual flower nw of the Sea - forth Mum Hnrtienlhlral Society will li held in That town on Friday and Sat- urday lit' thee week. A Mite n " e 0 Cult%WIWD. fell out of his father's buggy last week, fracturing him skull grid receiving roma deep *•alp wounds. Thos. Bateman, of (trey, has mar- cher"! the S(laacre farm of Mira Rate man, of that township, for the Milli of *2,114). Mire Bateman has gone to fb. United State, 1 lolulin t 1Vh11e � p K timber from the cars on the bridge at iithel Frank (tibhr, of that place, fell into the river, sprainjng hir ankle -and break- ing a hone int his fool, Robert ,Iohuelou, of the loth con- version of Turuberry, omit with a' heavy lure recently when his barn containing the whole Ne*N,tl'a creep war burned to the ground. A ;,Irony belungip;; to J. Nichol also per - Wheel in toe Nantes. The origin of the fir« is a uaystrrv. ' Charles. A. Herber, editor -y( The Pilot Mound: Alun., Sentinel, and seen of Charles Barber, of Winghain, war married un Welltiesday, the'aul lust., to Mies-.MaryAdrHue F;nttisottr -tri Mire Jane( McV'antieH, M. A., who resigned her posit' as teacher o1 moderns and English in %Vinghanl High Mohesd this 'intimater, . liar to, veined a similar unr in Brampton at a Nalary of il,lsrl, Mr. and Mimi. '1'. H. Russ. of VAn- touver, B. C., fuiint.ily of R'iugheni. are mourning the loam of their daugh- ter Florence, a bright child of rive years. '1'be little one war stricken with spinal meningitis. Cline. V. *taw'.ay, of the Regina offices of the Mtamsey.Harris Co.. formerly of Exeter, was recently. mar- riel to Mies Jessie Drool), daughter of the general manager of the Massey - Minim works in Brantford. Misr Carrie Johns, of Tuckersiuith, left Iasi week for %Volsrley, Sask., where she will be married to Bev. A. 11. Alliu, of IJuydminster, Mask., a for. mer pastor of'Turnee's ehureh, 'fuck erruaith, sand a brother of 'Mime ANiite of Guderich. Conrad Biebl, of Wiughani, departed th1r-I+tewllHstidee._the.•p►th ult., after an illn'•rs of several weeks' duration. Deceased, Who was in her fiftieth year,- waw a native rf Pruaja. Her hurliand, four suns dud two daughters survive. • watchmaking, etc. HAL$IiIV- PAltk egiggw•rcila vette. so: w 4.a t.ka. isei 1st i Ranh side of r1 tare. llo.brrie h. Uel. • Ciyil Engineelting AUtiHAN 1J. lttliiKltTre l4VJL and HydraulicF:naieneer, tintero Lail! Oftke AIelosto Itll.•L, l:cd.•rh•h 1014Y. Montreal street. Telephone Meneeetuna-Miabr'a1 Water (11111: tiul)iat-t('iT:aIKNAI. 1VA- l TI•:1t t'U.. tuanufa•tytrr. •of '•Mcur.r- 1une.',.n• prepared to deliver to tiny hart of the town Reif:Ph 111nvi[er .Air in pint. ,nod quart-, el.. Mineral Water Pe II res ler. :hitt., Mese sot whir•+ "�w•.,aa-Water'and Double 14w14. These goodie are u,ule from n atural Winer:al water,.d are therefore free from all Imp,rritle 11 1.. W'ALTON Mau, user 'Phone " 11L11111C .1 1•F'KEI) E. (0OK. TEACHER OF 1 Piano playing. Theory. H.42.11144141' and 1 ouuierpolnt. PAW!. tireparel for rvrnulw. t loo+ of Toronto ('unservetory of Music Aptly au Thumwun m Al n.ir Store, or reddelce of Aur (*laden. iktr ' igton. Hroek *tree!, ILaleriel.. Monday. in Clinton. 41 re.ideue• of Mr. ICA. Narkenrie, Ontario drerl. • - . �I UMIC l'LASNES, -1 AM 1'141E- IT!. 'iu:- M 1'AHKIIto receive pupil+ for le+.ww int piano and theory. al*. the Iteirrowe*' nnwlt•sl Kindergarten method roe young children. Tenns and other information, may be hat al Thpaieons rau.i,• store. Ugderr:h. KMMA A. ANDREWS if �..11.QX-AD MS , ' TLu Nxa 4*r Irl 14i* • Studio In Hank of Montreal Block.. . I Medical 1)11S. EMMKR$ON At TITItNBUI, Kinegna iv. At,. D. 44' S, TI'aesi tl- A1. 1* Mlles Hamilton Street. 1', , fie pa. lir. I-mmen'on + roddrmrr North .t 1. opposite 141. tieorre+nhurr phone net. .lir. Turnbull'. renideree, Montn -treat. Soul hared( of 1',Iblle Library. 'Phone 1441. 1111. W. F. (IALIAIN•, M. 11. •dike, t ani oealtre1. next .MOP' to ylrn, er elan Bank. Telephone. Ogler, 1 1 , liun.r, IR. F. J. R. I )RSTER "EYE. F:Alt Nose arm! Throat only: $Inllfunl, out. our. 'surgeon New York th'trthalmir• anti Aural institute lien iti, 4 linlr:d,a.•i•l*nt J' .r, Noir and Throat Hrr,pil.d, holden :.`uarr, and Royal Landon Ophthalmic 1Atuurrlirht FJ'el Ho.pital, London, Eng Carle, .11her! street. Str.tfui.t, opposite W'1 aur !Hotel. (tours-. 112 *, n l . Z. l mid. . 11110 - Legal 1 L. KILI.ORAN. HARRIMTEIt. •1. .olieltor. norm*. rte. Manes le,1en4 al lowest rates. •PMer, North Street, Uod.rieh a:- 'near Signed *M%:.'i: 1n *4.4forlh. Set 'Inlays -- and Monday.. X1.11. CAMERON, K. C.. BARRtM- TF:K, winched. nuterY p.lbb.. OM'''"' - lamUtata Street, lloderidh, third door from PltOt'DFOOT. HAYS k Bi.AiR. •4. barristers. +ulieiler., manus+piddle per • tonin the Mal !tinge t'nurl, Mr, 11111.1. •tmt side tlguur. next door U. A. Nairn'. 'merry. Pei -'e tunda tojnda� iyWes rate. of Int/rest. W,PAUL;UFINYl'.K.1 • itAYK-7-11- ALA IR. rhICKINSON a DAKROWV, BAIt- ▪ ItitTKKS. Romney., aoficitor.. sty, ll erlch, Money to lend At lowed rale.. 'K L UH'KINSON. ,'IIAKLI(4.lL%HIV 1N•. I.L. H it 0: .101INMTOY, BARRISTER, • solicitor. ('o -.loner, notary mild' . Offices Hsmllton street I4,defieh tint. Insurance. Loans. etc. • YOUNG & ROBERTMON, Folate and in+arance Agent.'. Kral ••- tat* for lealeor to let. Prop'rties.handled ht e IPali Of the nsuran money and etc. Flan and 1 a IN l'RA Ill 114. LIFE, FI ItEE a accident insurance. Arent for leaning mottle and .tock eons Nanlee. In+uyonce ir, all •ted on beet plait. and at lowest nos.. Call at o , ret corner West Stmt and Miter. m address . W. ('KAIIiIF:, Ooderich, Ont. tele ,home : 1(cKILI.0 AIL OMMRA.N'(. town property Inn OMearw -J. B. Mc •-n, fres., KIpmam 1'. 11 T. Friar Vice -P Hrueenrld 1'. I1. Thomas F:. Hays, Sec.-' rens., Seaforth P. O. Illreotan - 4%'n,. rhes y, Seeforlh : John 11,0rieve, Winlh1041: • ss hale. Sea:orth:. John )Yuneweu. Itublin: JA les I:v,uls• Beech- wood • John Wantt, Hmk,rk Ihn. Fraser. Ilracefleld ; John la, M.1.•ara Klpprn ; Jaw. Connolly, I'lint on. J..W'. Yeo, Holme+tifie, nevi. for West lies•,,. l'nliert*ol lee+ '.awe yew ewnente and get. their Janis mended al. nine e ArOWn's. Clinton. or at It. 11. 1.1111 • lips -Pry. Klntpton etreet, Ondcrich. MUTUAI. FIRK IN -1 (a(1,—Fan. alr4J.olatedl SHAVING PARLOR �kIHAViNO AND HAiR-UREMMiNG I 1 rtat,onS. -- The Crest place in town. Prompt •ervlce; everything elemn and sant tory. Ho, end sold hath+. WM. DAVIS, British K.changn Hotel Block Isaac:moor to Jaw. Frit eleyl. ALTER E. 'KELLY, , y_ 11a' OUDRRiCH, ONT., W'atnhmaker.Jeweller ant Oltiedae- limner of Marriage iAoseess. NVLANE, iMMUER OPI MARK!. . Aal ltesa.wr o aert.44. a.t.. - e AuctioneerinI THOMAS (IUNDKY, i41VR STOCK end general 4n*) loner. i Mice.. on South three', were he will be found M. all times when not ^ruing sales. Terms rt.. nahle and *very effort used to give you satisfaction. Plionwin • GEORGE BECKETT General Auctioneer. New System of Tickets and Catalogue. OFFICE, HAMILTON ST. P. O. Box tet. John 11. liteile•r, of Hullrtt, on Friday the :Pith ult. Ilweasietk, hail appeared W he iti 11ir usual health iu the uturu- iug IId had ploughed until 10 o'clock. who i he became Oland went Baal lite boldo Medical aid wait ammoniated, WI no 'serious effects were expected, and it was' thought that a day's rest would to torr him to his wonted vigor. I)uriug' the rveniUgg Mt-.*. Govierwas called from hi* bedside by rotnr domestic duster and returning a that the vital spark hod Be} Heart failure was. no doubt, the reuse of hie death. Uecea•anl war au iudustt•iour, unosten- tatious Ulan of sterling integrity and kindly diaptreit' . Ile was well known and highly e t w1, ed hl t1L e township in which lie spent the tiftt'' six years of • his life. Betides his widow he is aul'vived by four wins and t wil daughters, Lennon --Kidd Wedding. A large congregation 1hlrtugwl the atudittrituu of St. Jwties (Roman. 1'ittholictchurch. Mruforth, on WetM nestlay, the Ind inst.., to witness the cuusumiutit' of a matrimonial al- liance between Misr Marie Louise Kidd, duogghtrr of Thomas Kidd, of Mea- furth, and -Peter Edwiu*1 l.etuaun. of Guelph. formerly of Meaforth• The iulpresmive renemuuyy was performed by Rev. Flatter Nortl)gruver, of , Mea• forth, assisted by Kev. Father Down- ey, of 1Vindsur. The bride was nand - Homely attired W u gown of ivory **till tin train with overdress of niuou anti ruse point. lace. She was at'• tended by her sambas._ !lira- Fortelle. Kidd, of New York. auat„her cousins, Jlirers l'atuilla Kidd Ryan, of Tulelo, and, Mona Kidd. of Guderich• while 1Ir. Leo.' 1. F. Kililwan, of '1'rrl'l/tlto, on r rated . t h ro*NL, Alter . the ig ,ria r. and Mrs. 1A11'j- tion lett for a trip down the St. Lawrence nce and through the Mat•itipm' Pruviuci•e. in. P. gout n , age a rig Uy-' yr years Mrs, 'leery Uatarr. sr., one of the esteemed pioneers of Hay. entered into her lest oil A inday, the ;O)th ult. ince the death if her net. • Frederick. of near her eons Henry 'anal Hay, mourns her demi , ra �l I. who with .d ward, -alert of Rev. John Itoss, of Br crlieb gone to England to meet rt• i ler Bessie, Whore husbrn, . th Rev. Arebiltald Unice•, a ha India. died itt'England a fe ago while on his way' houir'o lough. Mrs.. Brace and her sous will relearn with Mrs. Ross. Miss Emmeline Welsh. daughter of Mr. and M Welsh. of the 8th contemn() was Illar•riel In Minimpr rid A. ( of ('trey, on Thurs- day, tnr'_71.14 ult., to R. Sharpe, of l'rystal •(•'ity, Man. fore leaving for the %Vest. a fr* weeks ago the bride war present's with a cabinet of English rilverwar by thr members of the 1'hrirtiaii .ndeavor Society o1 Ethel. • After a li et lug illness Miss Sarah L. Hafst, .nly daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira ' d Hoist, of Bemase's, war re- lented 1 her sufferings lin Friday, the' h tilt. Deceased N•ar a most eel.' table young wuiiian in her thirty)' - t rd year. She war horn in the ow nship of Grey. but had spent the greater hart of tier life i * ihr village of Hrusrel.. Her parents and four brother'. mourn her toes. More United States "Freedom." Mr (iidroit Hood, of Magittaw, Mich., who hail been visiting her aged father, 1Villiaw I.ittle, of ldrlgrave, for ruin• time, derided to take him hoar with her bast week in osier that she .night care for hire -in his deelin- ing year.. At ?ort Huron he was re* beset! adali(ta/lee acro»w the lilted and 11.41 t, he brought back to the home of his run John, un the 1th line of Morris. ' • Clinton Loses an Old Resident. MerSamuel look; a finest rv,limalde w who for than half ....n- itwita.- een m resident tit t•Untoo, departed tJiis lite ..0 Mupday, the :ORI, ult. 1►ereanetl was horn in Notting- hamrhiw,-Rngianit; eightvtuur years antro. For the past six year• she heal hien afflicted with par Lipids and had been confined to her couch practically all that time. She is survived by her hus4 i l three sine Tih.n„ oT Au- burn: (irrrrge, .4 t'lintwli and Joseph, of F'liut. Mieh. and four daughters Mesdames Waite, of Detroit ; four, of Flint; Chapin. of Lansing. Alich., and Cud re, of l'linton. Accident to Exeter -Man. Rithat•d-Delbridge. of Exeter, met -with a seriu_ut Ano yrry Rejoin' w:ci- dent while Assisting in the erection of a barn at the home of hir son in .1Vio- chrlsea recently-. 11. was standing on a projection cutting one of the tint- Iwrr with an Axe When the Island on whi.lh 1414 was anointing broke, pleeip• ilatlug him to the ground ten feet below. In fatting his' heel catue contact with the 'sharp blade of the wile anti - bac -sustained a sleep ecaitp wonted, besides injur- ing his back and 11n11b1. Thi. is the second accident that has occurred in the family during the past few weeks. When the treats of the burl were being railed Mr. 1)etbrid�te'* Ron Fred haul his leg pinited between thulwrs and he is atilt suf- fering from his injuries. ' A Good Resident of Hensel! Deceased. Mudde•ly and without as moment's warning '(ieorge Wren. of 'fennel', passed 1ron)-life on Saturday, the .3ith 1111. ihereerr*44 hail •,.,t c,rj.ry� jwr feet health for the peat two years, but his dentine' wits ilii -ltfilxpeete'(t. Born in Nova 'Scotia seventy-one veers ago, deceased came to Huron in leis young manhood and settled on the farm near Hensen *here, with the ex- ception of three 'years spent in Cali- fornia. he resided , continuously until two yeses ago, when he moved into Hensel' to enjoythe fruit* of his labors. Deceased's sterling _character and genial disposition won for hint the esteem of all with whom he had to do. lie is survived Icy three sons— Oeorge, on the homrartead a John, la high school teacher in Toronto, and avid, A minister in the London con - nee -and one daughter. Annie, at ho P. of William Storey, McKillop. A 11 of energy and usefulness ended on 'uemday, the 1st inst., when William . •rey one of the oldest and matt Might - sieemeit"ptofft'erW1yt Mee- Killop, was s •. moiled to his final re- ward. Born in nega`l, Ireland. see. enty•flve years , deceased came to Canada with his 'encs early Ire lite and settled in the co my u.P'Vaterloo about the same time alw the late John nape, wbnsr death isr�o riled below, (►n attaining to manh.rllld'R years he turned his face westward and at- tacked with hie Ake the dense forests of MrKillop, whe� for half a century he fought lite's battles and where he filet and conquered his last ' enemy, death. l'pright, kind-hearted, progres- Rive and Industrious, deceaared was a true representative of the ideal knight of labor. He wax three times marl led end is survived by hie widow, five sons and two daughters. ' Death of John Gorier, Mullett, The call to which NII must respond came with startling suddenness to Fortner Osborne Resident Deceased. One of the most highly esteemed residents of Exeter, in the person of Mrs. Thew. Case, parsed away on Mat- urday, tlir. doth tilt. 1h -retitled had rum miasma for uvea•three ye a • times idle Raid matt 1 at rut firs 1 d stymied to 1,e, resisting the ravages of jhe difit•a o ,it gradually sapped her vitality. 'born i11 the vicinity of Tor- onto Met -nine years ago, deceased u:ovel to Mtanley with her mother in her infancy. • Thirty-eight years ago she went aM a hrid.' w the farm to l'sliorne on which stir resided until last spring. when she an.t• her'hus• (rand 1.1 ural from active life and r: • 1104.1 10 ) xeter. A woman of ex- iplary character and wins • dim. it.' , deceased endeared herself to •iib whom she (sirup i11 contae•t. husb,uid, four sons. and one er mourn her rrii,uval from tidst. Thr children are: ;Uwahwuod : Nelson ti., of J*'seph, lteginiTil and 1l s1, Im aft 11er ddugh t heir Frink ('IaudeI o Muwir, at e A L. e's Sad Ending. .John E. An rsou, the former popu- lar school inw.. tor land high school teachrrof Bre,• 11., wliuWas recently' sentenced 1•ci ewer ears in Kingston penitentiary 1)u a •ha'rge of bigamy, died in the-prisen ho 'nal on Wednes- day. the 2tith ult. I sell war a syn of Mrs. Anderson; of tire a few, tithe ,deceased, and he was • ell known in "East 11'awa111Mli, teller 11e taught school for years. Ands :1,u had a wife nod i11HHly living in Tu into,. -lint test April he married lir, , (Meson, daughter off It.v. Mr. .Ianmi n, Ili Renfrew, a must estimable •/ling woman, who like wife No. 1 fe the dirgrker very keenly. After a mu'th of Conjugal y, during which til r be delighted hie iulmiring fello ••hutch-nlruils'rs with ion at.Niurnt iertnre -un -'-Tie Ideal Man;" 1.e was nrrrrtr+l and itivrrtigat law s110wed tflat hit Oaiau` to bring a graduate of Lfs'rro'w l'niyrroity WA% bike awl many ,et hum ix rtiticatee' _vete, fogged.- • Thr disgrace was too severe for tier And he moon .run eumtred to cancer 44 the throat. from which he had long rid - fere'. Ile was Nfty•twu years of age, although at the 1' • of his marriage he claimed to 1.r thirty-nine. His re- nienim were taken to '\'inghunn for in- terment...One of McKdlop's Brave Pioneers. Ip ths. permuu of .l,ihn Hays. who passel from Ihr acme of this world'. activities on %Vi'dnesday,-.the 28th ,,It.. at the age * t fourscore and five y ears, death has claimed one of Mee• forth'.r t respected citizens and one .1 M.•Killop'a stalwart pioneers. Nrrrased, who waw -tot` 11)1•"1. sura of the iate Robert Ilays, of NeKillop, wee a native of Donegal, Ireland. Coming to America with him parents in his young mention(' (' hr settled in the United Stairs and ruborpie•ntly the village of Llaysritle, which de- rived Ito nano hum_ thin illustrious family. Shortly eller his Marriage Ile eaard east his lot : g• -the pbrneers or'JII.Kitttp, t,IiC in -a new years he ret11rnel U1 Il*ysviHe and thence removed to Milverton. The pnreuit of tbr'tums led hint to Alani• Lobe, where he resided •until eight years ago, when, made lonely by the death of his wife. he;etorued_lu On• tarso to p1sn his declining year's with his daughter, Mr*. Everett, -of Sex -- birth. In speaking of the deceased Hon. Jae, Yunng, of Oalt, says: "'Phe longer I knew him, the mote I re. spected his many sterling 'gnatities: He was In eVel4 err Peet A ••fever, i r4 a la death as one of tile truest an most disinterested fermi* l- have ever and one of the noblest men 1' ever met.' The Infallible William. At a reception held in a great halt in England some years ago Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone wrrr honored guests. During the evening it happened that Mr. Gladstone was in a gallery directly above the place in the par- quet where Mee. (ilsd.tone was chat- ting with some ladies. question- course of their cetavereatioua question- arose which the ladies could not settle yetis- factoril1• Finally one said : ",Vel , there is One above who knows all things, and some day He will make all thinggN plain to us." "Yes, yes," replied Mrs. Gladstone, "William will be Mown in a meant• and he will tell us all about it." THE SWINEHERD. Tu grow baby purl suecreefully go,dl pasture mast b*4 provided. The pigs billet be gyro u fair cbauce by cuit*Iii lino The *weld rtruug uud lusty, 111,4 they moat Ire Lvpt growing I1, prime physical 'cuoditiuu from (be start. Mone dud tie.h terming foods must be fed null culufurtable uud cleanly' aur• ruuudlugs pru*Idet. • 1'lerty of dean muter to drink at all timer W tumor. taut. A stunted ply Is ,had property. as he never really gets over 1L Good pasture and rare tory bettritllh, but IMO has lust Buie and *Igor 1apleh can. not be wholly resettled. Feeding the Youngsters. When first weaned feed the plge from three to five times a day. While with their mother they took their medals id 'vest every two hon*H, dual too sud- den u change Is detrlmeutal. After they get to growing vigorously cut down to two meals u day, npd when they welgli seventy-five pounds each and are o*1 good pastae, feed once a day, and that at night. - A lreeder's Advice, 1 alltr.•eastul breeder gives tlt1s ad. vitro: Keep a record of the number of plgs, In each Utter. 1t doesn't pay to rely ou memory lo these things. Look well to It that the uwtti r liugs l tPu the driest, ym*w VOmtd'table quarters p,eslble, 'k'hhl often talks the story of the little meters she is able to bring to market for you Always select, the young M,wa loam - the -unit * ov'ellec '''sa"` , D: MILLAR 00. ' PH ONE 66 M.CALL I'ATTERNS McCALL PATTFRNS NEW FALLJJ000S LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S MAN ELE:S. 111M1 11, hnu'I this t4.**k, tau• first cuaieig .111 of lit* Demi *laulles for Fall. It is rather early tn,gii ilitu "tenant: Htry ale will t 41ou111 1lie .111:11•test and tinct elaborate Coats lire have rt Iflueed Ittdut.• „1,r emit •1 n, NEW NET WAISTS NEW SILK WAISTS DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS Ilii Friday niounii*g W.• will have r*rcivtrl Ilia N.\v throes (Mods and have Ih,•n1 all marked'and ready for inspect 111, IC would 14* almost imp,,.s11.14' 1.1" begin to describe the different ety'Ies, Intl IL walk tllrullgb.uui' above will he euuugli.to_a'.tu• viler• vnu of the richness, variety and exceptional value of every brews Length shown. Plain roloi and platin colors with stripe etieetr art. aU1ii I1;rt the most iarptilar things showing this searun. McCALL PAT TERNS For IIIc emn%4lllfm.r of'uur cutt.onierb we 411Vr uncle 1r• riulgetut•uts With the AIut.,:l eo. tostoc4 their patterns. They hire absolutely the easiest. pattern to )Ise, therefore they itte the twist popular. PRICES for • and tars-- NONE HIGHER McCALL - McCA1:L , PATTERNS PATTERNS old usee. If a sow, has fever at far- g Scotcii rowing time and eats her pigs, 1t Li 'Phoned��ealda�le Store Phone your own fault. not hers. Keep her 56 56 avulse, give her a --laxative • favim *t, Elept., ber 10, 1104 EX 11.,L D OMAN e: $puti? Price 25MS.fid RD'S LINIMENTCO. —LIMITED undo ro C.0 RICHAFr; t H 0 TH, aS. 3 THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE BEWARE OF IMITATIONS SOLD ON TIE MERITS OF M1NARD'S LINIMENT -orn and plenty of Pure, ctesu. water ../W drink and there will 1)e no trouble. What! Sweep the hogpetl? Yes; that' - 1s what one of the best hog men does' ' POSTMASTER SAYS every single day. Ito You thlAk hs 'T - would keen It up 1C he did not think It That Dod 's Kidney'` rills Fixed. up hie paid'!Kidney ro_Wes, and Now He Is w Variety In Pig Feeds. - • All Right. • If pt are Allowed the run of pas- Tii(g1i•mniur_Cumberland Cn; N. D., time they will eat mune coneentrated feed and • ke more rapid gala Mrptriuhrr rlh. IMIN•, ial. Ilinl- than utaster N..1. Ire, of this place, says : t -__. - wheu'being In dry lots. If the ra- "1 want to t xprt .' Ins hithenk place, says fur floe contains plenty of prutelq the ad- the great Inn.Iit 1 have rrcriyrd I1'11111 tb;• usl• of IhPld's Kidney fills. vantage 01 pasture does uut amount to •.My� Itr,tlblr mss having l.1. urinate Much so far na the amount of feed tno often. 1 hag to time right, , t• fru consumed per 100 pounds of gala is I inteH e*arh night. Aly fret and Ings concerned. but 1t makes n big (Slifer- ,also swelled.'num I got 1104,1'. Ki.l- ence In the condition of the ple-• 1,t the 111')' Pill" and 1 look 414 fe,tirx ail till. end of lbs fntteyllug Ptd to tewM . �;.*w 1 aw all ri1ytp�j, nt the tow* exi'rlmrnt'fatlo11 Ilia !hold's -lxnht_Z!tePill4. always elite cheapest ualne w hen fi'edl • young Illight r (Mires..•. 1 hey ,also Pnmu,llly G. JOHNSTON EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR A'.rte...e.e...d(.:.r_M r 4I_..�r - W'e*t ride llquatr,' '1'I10NF;; ,tltoreat : ILodegdob Itesidenee 174 said : "You see Chet young urchin mount, a1011 thci'cJ fie askedIl le the time, and 1 told hila, "Ten ' - Men Eu hint•,'' and hr said, "Al 1,w,. o'clock get your bah• cut." t ' • ' Well,' said the polies/tram' w' ha t ale you running for 7 Vote%e gut eight minutes yet.'" - pips Were obtained from a (Ma of aring relief to thou. cauls ..f 4 'u,ntluu,s rnIYrt'in r trots thl• * i'Iitt'-.tuj,re_el( corn.' with the mem loll •Inver p attire. -Lidnry �is.:asr, Thr• greatest profit• eat; made w Inked nation wan fed. Kitchenrr t .a•y.- Mally 1'r1111ut'• Ler,..1 1• .,T the 111er- Ilrrhl n,ncefMUug 111. I'.. atrdrr-it1= ('141.1 of India It t ,Hid that Kint' Edward propose, ' to :111, alnc Lord Kitchener u: the rani. ot. un earl q1 ih►f_ 4c 14111 a1t4La1ly_floury..1 wealthy-tnerican widow. for me111166- year+ resident in Lyndon The fam- ous .'•oldies ba..iust celebrated his frith birthday. "i, i1 tin- rumored maar- DalN.• takes place 1p• will- nut be atjtgtira'relun sin eigst ttw, yuuupest of bridtgtruoulr. - ••Tiiruifig th 1.urtl 1�-itclwlwf Inde beet* dr,rcrilArd as into jnlfic•eTti fl it. • Had Eight-Mlnutes" Lett.. "1 in 1 un juke, 1wu1.111.rd Helery Miller, "depends 1111 the point Vi.•,W. vA lung-I,airett m:1,, walking along the ewer parta little IH,y, -who --**stent hint 14. time. •T tontines -tri -triter; -•said- t%.- 1111)11. "•Wel .said the •IPry; 'al nine o't•IIP k gel 4 (lair rut.' And he took to hi heels and ran• Ihr ftl•r lain. .1,1'1114'. Ill, 111011 Iaii nearly knock Ing to. a unlau-hater. Tb t, may out be him nv'rr.• quite il,rrect. but he is certainly not ••'1VI$at'a up:'' very popular NILIi the lashes His ••Tlie 111µ1l, vrr.4 m tar iturhit). is ayuiluit Uue. 11* Cairo, fol IL>atauce, ;,iter ,ttw Atbara mon- paten. Ile Hirt au Eutrli:1* countess who •rx here l--I+•tk.-t.. pay her court. ltrlAlueld t, her. Kitchener sat awk- w ly • a moment. tugyi111 at his r1,. ,rtach:•.. Then he a - led. "h,• yo4 'r like tiro," I.u,ly "wishing to I Please her hero. rltlrrl on shoe( Itrt--:- Anotlut di. -any pause. lie "L 44111 glad '1,f that " T it was all. "1 !twee met I • roan ai • pid," his companion af- terward. toed.` id the policeman. 'h out of breath. - • Couldn't Understand 1t.:. 1.it11e Helen, who had but recentry Mastered her catechiwlu. cunfeiniet herr disappointment with it Clots: '•Now• I obey the fifth coentio ndiiunt and humor my papa. and U110uwa, yet 111* days are nota l,it:Lougee in the land. for 1111 put to lirrl •.iris night at s4Vru o'eluck just the auuic,' MADE FOR SERVICE IN THE ROUGHEST WEATHER • AND GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY • ,\WATERPROOF POMMEL \ 'SLICKERS . This trade molt - and the Word TOWER on the buttons distln gush this high rade stetter from lite Just tattoo( brand St4ht•call.: At r"-idene, al William • » J. BKOPt(EY &SON 1 H14 LIIADINO— F=uneral Directors and Embalmers Order. c.rteilly •ttend,d to •t .IIJ hour•. ,. 1 h 0r dry lie "I hope when we are married you won't go towing that dog along the stew tb. ' She. -"Of course not, I'll let, you low it." enjoys' auil the The 5- British for ort the adiniralty, who,•' htuwled,n• 1 nautical .detail was limited, ass t y Ilia* first tnp it, s rather leaky v 1 when tie .b ' served the nem work* elr the pumps - "Dear unr., h.• ,aid, "1 id nut know you had a well flu • , caya.w. Kut 1'111 really glad ybu ve, fat I ! detuet *au osier." • �N••.]er...�.r-r. . e sse:owerame cnts-_ Own Your Own Holiso wand Be Happy. 122,000' At' ItES eb.Ace Cat -Over Hardwood Lands to Joon r urn, nlma,r the line of,the Au Bahl. Jc North , rat.'rn 1t6111way, 1n literal MI•hlg•a, ?rice* 0 ,rTern s+ Ter+espy. vldnla Tui God Soil, Good Water, Good Climate. .h T 'I•g *DIANN :wino 1111.I,*„d prompt, '•' , t-•'rds Pur furth _ 1,d+r1,l i r rurthrr pans,r wr or.** . A 3. - G OL- laid Coarstssioan, As Sstls,alcstaas 16 4. w 20,000 ACRE Choice Farming Lands Improved Michigan Farms Vaied Miss Cameron's MILLINERY PARLORS Hamilton st. will be co ducted for the re - der of the season ss Myrtle Cou- ill b all wh 9 y ing in 's styles call mai by sins, who w please • o have require this seaso nth upon her. Hats ' trim made over t A CALL SOLi MYRTLE COUSI S If o1, had trouble with £/pprepared Cana -Icing,- it was not Cowan's Even a child can ice a w beset• cake perfectly, in three minutes, with .Cowan's Icing. Eight' delicious flavors. Sold everywhere. lilt CONAN tit Domed, TORONTO. 73 CHOICE Farming Lands iit Isabella County, Mich. roads, charehe., schools and markets 1n and near railroad*. Ivo.. potato and its . Prieto reasonable. T nusexy. tERFKCT MANY YOK I(MCAN dHB I.1 VINO IN True VVIIOINITY. somnolent, address 1). •K. HAEL, bank 4 hambers, DHTI(OIT, MICH. els Uadwlw toff Clare Counties, Mlchlgari. We have i•ren. le 1 M l•NUYR m ►•An4t6, Ili, an. Ing of it loom. Oala a)• -'nein 1'r•• nut,ln.rt ly lin pr„re'I 1•rr.,. •. I.100.1•n eel farming V.e eller,.�n r 41ienr of •tl.e/a, ,dere tun• 1. 1 rll,nnle •fid loratlnn are roll,-,) In Do You Want to Own a Nome ? If you do, this u your chance. 9 10,000 ACRES 11 EXCELLENT FARMING LANDS For Sale in ALCOR COUNTY, MICHIGAN. Low Prices. Easy Terms Apply t. AL6LN. f.MITH..• Co., Hack elver, Ancona Count v, .*ti. h. DO YOU WANT TO OWN A FARM glibly I'roductire and Profitable ? err., 14x1 .,•.I ►.1ro.d*, &mime even.: whoed. f*rii na :dude 11.11•,•.+,..."....: , •. r of *Iowa hums •r now mm�-nea ■nn moa•. \ Irina Ir„prr,n•n.1 u�,rth a 1,l ���• Y , aw1,•d .n our Iamb, 1'er.'my It 16b1r4f 14.06 to, *1.• Fuel.; reel I*lede:rl•r% int res,1461 out n:cs rat,nar rum 4nr r, tr, r'gtm. wli:l-1�► Central MichitM ieif'�NiF- •-+RRrm,n.•r Twnn.l. o,rg,�r At serer or runes d th•. troll( •nonan.. A nnllhe r n ) t wdwlu l "only. 'PHONE 15 QR 24 tv hen yon want ( and Yard* 1 Lar, Wed ` *4111:111:1- at Dock `street sad seise• C L ALL KINDS OF COAL ALWAYS ON HAND a - IiafrAll Pout-oriathr-rl on Me market seeder - where yon Ma Tbw for a ton. Ade Square. pronist v attended to. have to eller. nnr lune* err a'IJarr•nl to 1'tmre•hre, w111 alae fou Inh,rn,.,,.•u u b, P. 11, rllnute, no,n, ovtrnn0*4 loll for Iry of ah µwriter*, tandve,tl"n,i,,. s.•( o, 1,.i, 44, 14 .. N•11 r. n,d, end Nee•t m.11u r1,'- ,'tr•.. shod yon *.rturrw, •mJ •bola, jn•t what ,.o. tw11•s, 'I Me In ■n opµ.rinnny for fanWlana to mord for kn7a. 1'1 P 44144:4. er.\ pull 1.1 1'O. ei. ore tenthly pnuh..Ire and pr"atable f.rm. at DAY. Yon rant .et Ilse lnloT,an„n 1•Yw herr. ' to •I1, rr 111h4 t 4. term. 'f Ie 1 7 art. I 1 Howard -Packard (- o rl P a ick• rd �: rine (nfllief roma ' Ior. tall On fir wills a Lan ` (;v., . J.-STEVENS-a CO., ittasswla, Mich_ ' CADILLAC, MIOK1GAN Central Michigan Farms. Choice Michig After lem,tln.lhe Farming Lands Many Canadians „N.4lrl..eraay6 .0/mottled in Central Michigan, ws •rrtlPl Iran 1..,. 1 *1,1, ,.. tannin. limn, at $itu,.letria1 lilfpdw 1,r. Midland, (. lure, Nolo rtarot o,• re, n., 1404 I1.nd 11.41 ewe p.ymena (*clime, Arenac and Bey ('Dunt bs. (Feral Nhd„'s. h,r. mernw,L11110 and W41•1••1 mg49repc a. pr.... ry ': w: A/rlrntyarnt l4'iwlne. ” wow 441044441 tamer.' ferment an•1 Mori r.Ml.mt. t(•*st rue.!.. �( ioe,w. on 0r ea. 11•,r,li. 'A Pufferlsnd fire wtl.n •fit tou o 11'hnre to Sugar IMrt Fartnrh••. II,•re ne n nppan,.•tr for 1 Near ehr,•rt••:•1 nP 1'tty of t1Oulu In Mi•'h! n w.h,.d*, N.rtr••. Ihdrnnd. •fid rntrt Sntar nnr. f'nnrynlsl••. t",.nadbte* 1.•:rnr• r, m•••r" rrnr at: at !,,,,,4,7„, t, un •,•n•, un e4ey trri,,,, film kin torte•. Conon fid L+.l nor land* DTP!. N r nm 1..•r wrrr, '*111.14 1.4.,,,,, tl n' ser Ianlief Ira n•1,!;r •, real ecu, 14 mete 11, " 1* rInJ rapidly m•ttlrrl. Cotnr•into, M, ;wowed. !�•r Intl ,eart11ndan. rail on 1,r wrur and rel lint float la nn'tn tn'•r4 as.• In value. 1%411 -Shine !And Cp., Lid., Sagln�«, MkMg.n ESTATE Of 1AILa T. CI IS",_ :.!C1'IAN; tliee •Fo5TF 11B R09 Gladwin. Mich, Da You Want to Own • Hornet Neter tl,neh.•.. shoot.. Morton-. xnllnma. ■fid ''*44 brou*hl *1a am4,uPw.1616 1••r. acre. 9'h4•v. 1.4111 11ry mailed Im wenrrwl 1anmine, .fid the, an. veal' 4...1 V, 1, �., .1. Chun r„•., Mrrart• and l(allr'w,l. ►:w,' '1 LAM* 9.1'1'1.4 PIACI*. T. ►.•r lurch, r,„rel ,fur•, wtl*P 1Utel1014 & otws'Mat Alt ttd.. Saginaw. Mich. cr J0114 k/-11Ael, Wr.t Brant h, *44.11._ i,()(H) 41(11tl:p4 God Location Is Colony. $5 to SS an hre. Is., tern,. in erar•re, lima, 1 •• ., t , r,a.; 611t. J. H. IIOUNItli , Alger, Oledwln a:1,., Mick. lug Nue Several 49401 and 80-A.m RAC1S OF CHOICE LANDS WESTERN 'UNMAN (Jetting in touch with Men. of affairs mat feadln niter but the dltfl('utt part is to get them to stand for the tomb. There 14 more catarrh In 1111. •ert104, Of the cot*tt1ly_(hon all ocher Meanness putt ttier. ami until Thelkd few leafs sews• etp ia.(sl to nom` be insurable. Ior a greet many year. doctor* Ironmmeed It a local di.eaae fid ptr.e•riliel oaal remedied, and by eon -loony frilling to 10,000 :-- ;; 1)4 111 .11 ' I ' • ��� Farming Lands — SYNOPSIS OF Canadian Northwest Homestead Regulations. Any r..1, numbernl section of ►bminton fonds ir, Alaeltot,,, Sepokntrhewan and Alberta, raccptllut s end el, not reserved.hh m family, usly tiny )lelrson «he over N ((14,.yeari nf� �811d boats - by be extent of one quarter rertlun of IOi scree, snort, the 0r A l•pli.•at ion for r•rrt rynlnst he made in person by 1 he appla•.nt at a Ikon bdon Land. Agency or Sub -agency for the district in which the hand in enmity. Entry by proxy (nay. howlo er, he made at nn Agency on certain eondltione by the fat1n_ mother, son, daught , brother ot• ,I.ter of an Intending honlesteadbr.- homestead t onn st.% le minimal to pertnrtu the lead duct ?igdor one of the following plans, Ib Al least six month.' residence upon and enith•atiun of the landin each yaw for threw clligan Hardwood -yaws In lire GREAT FRUIT PELT OF MICHIGAN In Charlevoix County, Michigan meat./ In Alpena end l'Yeauue lair Thier lend. err well Adepten 1..' emu. ueneru 14.tlenenl to l'hurrb,•.,,'h,•d.. nate. r. rr,l 11.o, 441, rllnu4e n) 1,•.. xll.•,,' ••r,, lula'e1M '94. I'nrmtnx and timing. NN1.M1 I" *Jo 611. tri .n004 M.CHWAN"[Iu.ra 11,.• tra,•,n 41,4',..'„,64t6... A,r ='r aln,end n44in1•LAa an4 ril'aa01.11. ,rmsh-., Ina,a.a4"""1".1•. 1'4.11*•, M, ,1n. r1:• •fid rA per POTATO 11!!1.1• tn-feend nl t end he Hrnenl i'srdht nnr Ir,4. ,.r' W mens., h••all .4nl •t1,,. ,• .re r,p,•lw n) *IIIc.0 •'-r •pl''•, 4'1Jm.•nl 1,, /'hnrrl,r,, Itrh..,1•, .4.,,,, P••N i'.1,. stn, per re I fir anmu: ) urr44nht llr+A !4.14 1•ne et. rs, 1•,1*fins •1 1,4 ,. sell IG❑r, awl• RuMI "411 I . nrr awl &rad was x per I,wnt interest. l e me Imrlret. r I* ',e Nrr IMe.1 y !wildfire. 4rn M▪ 74M7d. I ale, ser Isllwovnd YaraM for Mb,m rlq -' -1 Ilan• 1s .r, ' L t aunt n' . -) 14 445 4- e'w.t*. N e ower y.6. your chonre of ..r u"rr seer. ►',4/ tllaNnlyd c101*er or further Information, 441'4 rwrrr,•nrn.y,enn. TI'1'LI' 't.11 E1N `r. N'4 Nre4 oiler for Wel 41t ImyrurrA f firth's 4artic4,ars, ran on er '•• .. 4.44neae 54.1,'*. parr with tonal !remanent pronnln.el it in- curable. mcurable. Science has pmven,ceterrh to be oo)+ttutienli disease and therefore requires meet It lit tonal trear Ment. Halla 1':,tarth Caro teaaafactured by . ,1, t'Neney &Co, craps Tolnrio, Ohio. is the onlycrtit antra cant on the market. It 1. taken Internally Ire dueen from ten drop- to a IMwpoo (el. It acts directly nn the blood sad muco*.-urfs.ee of tea s)+1.41111 flip! offer one hundred for any ono itfails to cure. Send for circulars aid teat (menial+, Address . F. J 4 helney at (o., Toledo. Ohio. gold by all druggist.. Tithe Hall. Faintly 1111* for c,netlpatlon. Sahsct•tlre for The Signal. cell od wr11e wee. . G. A. HART, MANISTEE, MICHIOAN• Choice Michigan . Farming Lands LIN ACRES SITUATED 11 OGEMAN! COUNTY. Tne.r a*04, faro r.pereellr emend fi.r Ih7 enittrw *Pm of Wiest. Otto, lire, f..rn, Hay, ywr/Ml.a, well and 1 -Ira en.•44 AefeeVet en renews., n•,nls. Pa.*r fir.•* rentnr,n. Market• 4.n1 anu- „ae*. 4474,shrove•*fie heat na pertIr,narlf ..111.1 ens r,ers.+', Pt„m,. App,w•nA Seethe.. Vs off”, tea,. rind. at a,r4lemnnr. ,. end on RAPT TEAM TITt.e 1'r11rr T Iger. 10 en nppn1.te4l! f•r .n.trrr'.Iwt •'en,M,an• • • Yr,.,. 1.1M1111e11 / r1110 g) ,Mm •.sd•aseserener. farms. w{u•faatCall „e WYLIE a BUELL LUMBER CO., P.! B. MILLS. Marys.Me, St. Gale Go.. Mich. 314 4xarineer Lowing. 1aglnew, 4.1.0• COIR 41111CItLI (Mcwpw1N,, UNION 'WOE 20,000 Acres CHOICE FARMING LANDS In Cheboygan County, Mkhlgan. Pelt, fertile Met team Adjacent to etched% rindel •M 64.1/.1.1r110/11, end web .t,.ptk.al r•11wey feelllnee. Penn? gide running welter, 0060 rued•. Tine terries. Ws offer these *4.11444 as Otto M per 44T* Here M 60 •rrellenr nppnrtMNtr to Me„M k ty prMVMh. end pr, �n,aMef44rmf nn Meyterm* fir ,rubs pSrta•n14441 4411 n* er *4.444. red farther partlenN0,eetl nn fir writ* Chwrchlll Lionise? Co., Alpena, sur at res. ell. • 12,000 ACRES Choice Farming Lander *41 A hnrnrstradnr rosy, it hu 'ode.lres -form the n•gnired rerldence riot ie. by living on farming land owner[ solely by him, not Ire than sight y 011* Arte. it. extent, 1a the vicinity at lel* h'nrr..14.14:-4rrmt ownership in land will not meetthis requirement. lir If the father tor mother, It the Mt her Inde reseed! of a homesteade�r_ ^hen���+o•t�nl��jt(neat peat fie 11',. Ihnn rlK,f *4hIran racrv" 1) extent.by "•.r, 4'161.113)• of the hum44*4.,d, oraee use entered fit h upon homd leader may perform hii+rc°ern r rte' *nett lint ie• by Ih1ng with he father for nu/divert. fie dutlra Il!' 1 he teen "aellIre )" in the two pn t um, p4ragraph+ae arslrel M meaning not M,r then tune miler ton dl reel lino, *tel umn•nag tris width of read allowances cromme.t h4 the measurement, (Si A homesteader Intending to e•l*nm hi tdeneeduties in air•nrdanee wish rhe abo*.• lie hying with perente nr Iver farming laid evened by htmslf most nottb the agent for tee 44.o,(ofsuch Intention. 81* months' nettle' In writing must he glees to the Comml•elorer of U0alaninn Lana. as Mrawa of Intention to apply file event, Deputy of the Nlneater of the In assn-, .B.-1,11guthorlesei pehhcanoe of take aA. vutisal•sst will rot be mud lay in Modulo and Midland Crum lee , Michigan. • w •I I. ender* and location ere .1 wp,vl 4, growing all kinds of Vegetables. Oat., toe:core sad Hs?. and ('eau., ll' ,.e.. sheep Hos. and Yount/ do well Aa my lands lenge te se opportunity to ensnare stout prir, e. w fla4404 profitable famine Lassa at is to ilRp,.r e,*•w nn *say term.. Title perfect. wannsnedun, hers fettled In 141. 4I•tpnl `ed Weenies well. Mr Inm1. are 4.4f•r•nt rn flares 14•hnolo Marty, ,.,.. M•-: planar 0l.. sed ••MiMartyrs mes*: i neer ton ' a.1r. fit t 1 de aerial” rkrn,.s Ire& In Marr. teem', 'r dere. name lune ado/tow on a psis) r ted W111 eely Teo tonne. p•n,rntare. . O. NAY, Sas4Aaw, W. e., MIs4l4an,