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nuts Vit. TItt'KntrAY311'iPt Ilk
DESTROY THE WEEPS. '
It might be a protpaM,• investment
for this town to. inaugurate • cam-
paigofor the destruction of the weds
within its horde's. li.Nletich has
iconic reputatittl ash 1a resort for vic-
tims of hay fever but if the weeds.
which are the pirolific sourer of the
- complaint: are anowait to grow un-
cl eked upon rtuulsides and In waste
pl e., shout the town 4uferer-N from
other places seeking to rid\ themselves
of hay fever will cease to come here,
' and our own people will lw in danger
of contracting a disease which, while
m,1 vitally' damn.' ow. is exceelieigly
unpleasant. In fact. the complaint
has already- nnuls• rte appearance in
Gaadericb, and it is advisable that pre-
cautions should be taken to check its
prtgrese by rutting down the weeds
which grow rankly in many places.
It would greatly improve the appear-
ance of some tit the streets also if this
- --Were-done,
Dust Hying in the air -in an aggrava-
tion
ggra\v
tion of hay fever, and a more literal
owl' of the street watering cart would
NOVEL. -READING AND RELIGION.
The object of the novelist ie out
-�--necessarily- to trach religion any
more than it is the object of the
writer tin history or t ravel, says Rev.
J. Paterson Smyth. rector of St.
George'., Montreal. writing on "Novel -
reading and Religion" in the Septem-
ber Canadian Magtlzilte. ••Ills object
�iilar interest and. amine-. to hekt- the
mirror up 141 nature and picture to tie
the ordinary interrsling throbbing
life of humpoity allot ns am it is.
__ anyone ,thitrke_lhat _interred and
aulneeme•nt,and sympathetic watch.
, ing of human life is too 1418 :t purpose
. for a religions man, f .anent. f
think in -this world of tired, dull
people, it is part of !;id's will that
We s6ou1d he amused and refreshed.
I think with this Iynrpatht•tVP nature
that (nod haw given Ie it is only mit -
urAl that we should be interested
in the pietnles of lift. Aa. it is live!•
"It is a great mistake Le try 141 (R-
yon.? frons. God the many innocent
things which make life happier. It in
a great mistake for religious people to
deny what ordinary human nature
strongly feels, that other things Ie -
sides morality Land religitrn are good
and according to the will ut Boal wise
mule human nature. To say this
does not make Irma of religion. Reli-
gion is like (iod'w sun in the h44avena,
it should shine on and irra diatt. all
the good things of life and make them
tetter. But these 'other( are good
things ton. Thee-rrtuping of merry
children is a good thing. A well -
played gauge of footfall or cricket - or
baseball int a good thing. The eager
ambition in Wetness, is A good thing.
• Art and poetry and painting are good
'things. A splendid exciting theme in
a ga1Ni thing. And n stirring high
clams novel is a good
invitation of the Provinces of Albert*,
Seskatch.wsn and British Columbia
to lay Ou• corner -dimes of their cap-
ital buildings. Preparations for the
coming semi ist will keep Sir Wilfrid
busy at l►ttuwa. •Tho Presiders job is
as had as the editor's desk in keeping
amen tied down.
The Willie, disl'ussiug the (arm help
quest' , advocates the supplying of
cottages on the term for married men
who will Ia,clllue permanently identi•
tied with their employer's farm. .%
steetly, industli„uyr and intelligent
141441 reel )ran w ho ma -twits a cottage
and cultivates a little garden and M-
coute•s a part of the fermer's plant and
rtp llip)1114411 ie worth • to his em-
ployer, Saye The Globe, than three
single omen who :ire here t,liMay and
Ate g • tomorrow.
The following u a clause of the stat-
ute law which does not receive the at-
tent'-- 'tea importance merite:
"It shall he the duty of the over-
h,v'rs of highways in guy municipality
to see that the provisions id this Act
relating to noxious weeds are carried
ani withiu their respective highway
divisions, by cutting down and de-
stroying or causing to be cut down or
destroyer, at the proper time to pre-
vent the rip t•ning of their Need, all the
noxious weeds growing in the high-
ways or road allowances within their
respective divisions; such work to he
p erfur med as part of the ordinary
statute labor m' to be paid for at a
a.ea.a!'k! 4 ' -rate -by--"the-.treaaute1--of
the municipality, as the councilor the
44mnicipality may direct."
l'uwnleotii(g up*/n the extt•aordIu•
Ary an,wera given by conte of the can-
didate.. at the examinat' for en-
trance to D017Uia1 schtatlw, a content -
pointy points out that home 'sur-
rounding* have -*--'seat areal to aio
with such cases. A child who is not
encouraged to think for- himself, to
UNu taw" Iu tr'lir. "dime; anai_tn lead the
newspaperte is tinder a great handicap
the best
title teachers) re often F in edifculty
through the non.thinking pupil, and
generally' this type of boy or girl
141441445 from a home where residing is
unpopular. So far as possible young
people should have access to the lest'
books and magazines, particularly'
thneeetWeiaHy written for children.
That bylaw meeting on Friday
night looked like a medical (-onsulta
tion. Dr. Emnersnn thought the e**P
a very critical one, and if it pulled
through it would he only by virtue of
fpr general ctmetittttitm. The ap-
pendix, he declare,!. was all wrong.
Dr. Holmes was e•Jen more dubious,
believing that the worst symptoms of
t he ca>+e bait nut yet shown -Orton
selves. 1)r. Macklin, on the other
hand, wins decidedly cheerful, and
thmaght it a very satisfactory case:
in fact, he didn't eerie to think that
any -doctoring et all was necestary,
Dr. (Inflow did not .ay much about it,
but cited 80111P figures to show that
the majority of such cases in liod,•rich
had come through pretty well; there
were only one or two 'lead ones on
the lint, although elms- of the others
are-l.s.ketai-at�aen as rattier wobbly.
A g the lawyers and the doctors,
the bylaw is having a hard time of it.
Ti, sell or not to sell? That is the
quest' with the wheit-grower we he
N1AlIN t11e 111a1'ket quotations. And he
is tent getting much assistance in Lhe
problem ftaun the mewl wlio might
know a good! deal about the probabil-
ities of the wheat Market. The other
day the president of the Lake of the
%Voids Milling Company gave his opin-
ion that the farmers .11euld hold on to
their. wheat, as the world'N_Nupply was
Abort and pril em would rise if this
year's 4.1)14) were not placed on the
market at once. A few day. later the
s.erPGiry of the Dominion Millers As-
Nlee•iation raine hitt with a titadeniel't
to the elfeet.that in prospect w1 large
h ilpplieM front other wheat -growing
rnontries the market quotation4 al•
ready i)dieatel a decline. Mo, be-
tween these rnnteaalictory opinions'.
the farmer will have to Hgure ant the
problem lot himself. Whether he
sells note or later. hr iA (a11r of a
pretty Y0od mice for his wheat.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
'That IiIAusoleum pt•0poeiti"n is ton
grits.' a matter for joking.
That's light! 1141 your Maturdayl
shopping early- and get your hair rut
before IG o'clock at night.
Andrew Carnegie is said to he
"tightening epi' in money matters.
Perhaps lie has re% isd his opinion
that. it is n diegrare to die rich.
The eornmitteer of the British Hous'
of Commons appointed to deal %vith
the daylight saving hill ham 41Prirlerl
against the proposal to alter (he t' •
fur a Portion of t he year.
The proposed vomit of the Minister
of Puhlie Work, fn (i,Nderich RI Id
he arranged to take place hefote -the
opening of Parliament In Nove'nher.
Th.• busy season of wheat shipping
would be a good time to have it.
The 1;nited States Is placing re
telietory duties upon paper and pulp
imported from countries which im-
pels. an export duty. The tariff.
makers of the United states display
whom the lame degree of wisdom as
do the restridioniets on thin side of
the horde.
Mir Wilfrid Laurier has dsefded that
he cannot afford time to take a trip
to the West. thin year and accept the
Ot an Orchard.
Goll i• nn omhaM, the ,Rion .Aub,
ro meditate on life and death.
Walt 44 0091 well a hi,* Of ter.,
A het mu'. groN below the trey..
flood I. an orchard : very mewl
l
Though one .Lonktlwe.ar no monkish hood ;
Right 4.0011, when spring awake,. her flute,
And Kond in yellowing time of fruit.
Very good in ne gran. toile
le
At.d we the net work 'gain.! the -ky.
A liths lore of blue and green.
And bough. that IM T<he gold het Wynn.
Thi toe. ate type. of ra lin that dwell
With honey h' R ,inlet CP11
The ripe /rte Sewers goldenly
The .enl'. tw•rtPotfon In God'. eye.
Prayer and pralss in a roantry horny,
Honey And hint : • man might romp,
Vert on Rath nme•la, to walk •hrst1,
And in hl. orehard talk with God.
- Katherine Tynan Illnk.on.
R. R. Bellows' Pictures in London
. Publication.
The Signal received a few days ago,
with the eon,plintenta of N. IL Col -
rock, agent of the Onterlo Govern-
ment in 1.ondnn, En land, a copy of
The World, puhlishot simultaneously
in London and Paris. In thin issue
Canada, received a large "hare of at-
tention, a mill folio .hawing Canadian
Iviews in robe being an effective tea-
}t.uie. 1't wax hardly surprising,
great w vogue Mr. tso.
llow.' pictures
have, to find some of our Inial photo-
grapher's work in this publication,
the moat prominent place in the port-
folio heirgiven to one of his views,
"'Trout -fin ing in Canada," showing
Dr, Robert Le Touted wielding the
rod end line. We are informed that
the Ontario Govsrntnent bets opened
an )Rice in London, where visitors
from this Province are always wel-
rom.. and to which mall matter may
he addressed. This will he of Interest
to any nI our readers who may he
looking forward to a trip *crow the
Atlantis.. The offices is a few door"
eat of Momerset. Hone. and not far
from Temple Bar.
SIGNS
Oa you belrive in signs ? It's nut
likely you will *stout you do -few
people will. at any rate -mud yet from
out the mystery surrounding some of
three oolue infallible truths. NO it
has often neeurr's' to 11 e, and so it
time proved in my rambles about lh/dr•
rich,
For instance, hanging in a eonspic-
11011a place in a cafe on the Squaws..
you may coins across this one :
IPROFANE LANGUAGE
POSITIYELY NOT ALLOWED'
I was iagineitive enough to %oration
elle proprietor 844 b, the nevessit
thereof. "Yea," he said, '•we used to
need it for those fellows, tett out
now." I didn't try out the hill -04.1m e
to any extent, but from u \'wird ex
Werrrnce with the deltp�has of verdant
ant fare fu general 1"t'T►n readily lee•-
ifeve that the fruited thought might
not be so much out of place alter a11,
in view of the cans. food resorts fre-
quently give for violent expression on
the quality of "rats." . However, the
people herealouts have lease) to find
hope in the reply of the 1•ewtauranteur.
• • •
to hen,I was a resident of litxft•rich,
now swine years since, I used to live
in the vicinity of what was then Bri-
tanuie road. Imagine my surprise
when, on wandering along the lanes
in that part of the town recently, my
eyes lighted of :
BRIITANIA ROAD
upon a hoard tacked securely.
tree. The spelling seemed different
from that of other drays, but. thinking
that an optical illusion had been
-fe•rvel to rue, I went farther and ex-
amined another signboard, Yes,
there it wan again-"IHrittania Road"
on bosh sides of the street -not put
there by accident hut by design. i
tried to look up +014)44 one of my old
school. teachers, to call- bleu to task for
hawing went those of my generation
out into the world in possession of the
one "1.' double "o" spelling of the
word, but found they were .tithe1 all
dead or removed from hence. They
tell us now, though, that if we hark
pack -well, maybe to the time of the
"Pilgrim's I'rogres."--we, will Hnd
authority for the spelling that has re-
cently been foisted upon the WWII'.
people. Looking ba,•kwatd!
To not many of us hoe it occurred
that a matrimonial bureau and a
hand -wagon may 1e ay-oonytnous, and
yet the signs here point that way.
On the inside ora carry -all sent out by
a popular liv.•ry stable these warn
days appears the single word :
•
MATCHES 1
Nothing significant in that ordin-
arily, but the writer, who hap-
pened to he the odd one of a large
party of young men and young
women the other day, was easily con-
vinced that the Aforesaid young
people readily &dartph
ed etns.lr1 ,t.4
signs other than thtwe of the zodiac,
and that the word "matches' was one
of thew. When you try to seat
tweety-three persons on a surface in•
tended for about half that number
something drastic must be done, but I
found that the sego in question paved
the way. Needless to may the convey-
an1e is in demand among picnic
parties, 'and when the summer girls
and their "Swiftest' line 'tip two deep
under the convenient sign of
"matches" there are but few chaper-
ones who wwnld have the temerity to
protest:
In passing that puhlie reception
room overbooking the river not long
sint'e i was impressed with this sign
upon the half -cloned de -.or
LoiidonLife
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w. H. ROBINSON, District Agent, Seaforth.
him. Ile pears to think that.
persons still suspect that she wee the
cause of the deeth of her mother.
whereas, he pontos out, the doctors
said the mother died of heart fw)lure,
The Hut•na family -were at-.ona_ time
among r P mg am es o
Held and district. Mrs. Burns saute
n to what was said to be a.large-for-
tune. and she and her husband built
what is today one of the most settee•-
ttte residences in the place. The for-
tune, however, gradually disappeared.
until the mother bought the. modest
cottage where she diel, and which 1 -
said to have been willed to the daugh-
ter: 11 -is sroidL some $Allr-or 1.ts1.
The de•eataetl women was much re-
spected. Residents ul Bayfit•Id state,
however, that_•fte•r losing her 10'-
11111e she lived v,-ry notch to herself.
We are all given t:) over -estimating
the virtues of our friends and reading
malice into the weaknesses of those
who may be opposed lu us. Were
this understood and fully appreciated
.malty miracles and nlonstro.lties fll
history would become rational and
human enough. --Max Philpot.
FALL TERM ,,I'i \- 'EPT. 1st
W. ACHESON &
First Showing of Fall _
SON.
Fabrics
The now nulutun Dress Febris are here awaiting yourchoosing-ifyou desire
to choose there's a saving to . effected,
85c Ve:letians and Broadcloths, 75c
All wool French Venetien Cloth in .s r: clefs range of soloing.
Including 'meetly shades, also black, 4g,inches wide. regular Mc special, 741
West of England Wolsletl Suiting., fancy effects and beautiful
height finished goods,
SATURDAY & MONDAY BARGAINS
Towelling
del yards "1 roller lima, 'rowelling, red border and warren) ' 1
IS inches wide, regular 1'Ljc n yard, Saturday and Monday, at per ) sad, r,.
Table Damask
.0 and 72 inches wide purr linen bleached Damask, sue yards for Sat-
urday foul Monday Male; )egubar $1,1MI and $1,114 Damask, tu)c; -s'
title Ihtnuask, 1441•. and
Carpets and Rugs
41:)l 45) and $3.1.1111 Axminster and AViiton (tugs in
:ix 4,:i.5xt yards, redirect tai........
Tapestry Carpets
27 niche* wide, heavy pile Tapestry Carpet in a large' variety of pet.
terns, (C4.•, irte and !Ai.' velure, .11, par yard
.)1 patterns, :iz31,
$:"Antal
Toronto. Out.
Car. l onge And Alexander Ste. Strict-
ly First -(loos, (iradoates always sac-
eessful. 1Vritefin Hpndsenie 'Pees.
Iogne.
Fall Term from Sept.. Ist.'
I,000
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TME COLLEGE OF QUAL!
Over en" thousand 8111dents'4'
enrolled by out chain last
year. It pays to attend A
link_ of this great._ chain, fur
"IN ('N14)N T It K 1t It IN
STRKN(1T11."
The element' for our grad-
uates 44 THREE TIMER the
•apply..•
Other 1441ltola engage our
gr:uluates AB (1'a,-hrrs. A
special course tut teachers.
l;raduatee of two rears ago
are• now earning id.(114) per
annum. --
Three (-purse. - Coat MEn-
CIAL,'STKNI NIRAPH 1• and TEL-
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Fall Term Opts Aug: il.
‘1 rite for particulars.
GODEi. ICH
BUSINESS COLLEGE
(,EO. SPOTTON, PRIN.
fit:-`►'.:: q'��]
St.JeroA. d lv✓'S
Colle
t•cxpocat•J by
Residential School for Boys and Y -,et Iden
Cornu. Bn1, , H 'Rh S hoot, S. i- s. ,\rt.
New htaGe,xs •• ,.-d •+ts :.rest.1,:a0emc
rpt, nts pro"• r00m*, fine n.w Gran..
*um, Poul, Shower Baths, Rin.. ng
Track�,, Auditor ro.
Prof.,sors ma '4. ro•t-gradorta corr,Ps le P.n.
epee. B,srd and Tult.oe. i.aa.00 per aumun
Address -
t ACV. A 4. lir lea. c , 10.0 . •yes caw•
Leri ::, Ont.
ge
• Act al Pat:lam. rt, Jin..
' ADMITTANCE TO THE GAOL
FROM lo A.M. TO P.M,
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS -
EXCEPTED
All of which goes to Show that the
hams thereabouts has ideas rrgnrdinK
ink teas, receptions, etc., whish must
be respected. I noticed, too, that this
lad toys were not slow to resin the
sign es it is written. They attacked
the apple and )each trees in the vie-
inity with perfect abandon, and then
lay down in the shadow of the usually
forbidding temple to do justice t1,
what they had corralled. "Aren't
you logs taking chances?" 1 asked.
Naw, replied one of them between
bites, "it's after reception hours, don't
you seer These hoyyt believed in
signs ! 'H. f:4T.O. LRT.
(iorlerich,tAug. 24th.
JAMES BURNS INDIGNANT.
Bayfield Man Resents Alleged Action of
Authorities.
Hay Held, August 27 I London Free
Press ypeciah.--James Huros, whoa.
wife died here lastmonth, her death
Ming the subject of official enquiry.
declares that when he has obtained
sumrient'none! he intends to make
things waren for some people who
have been using his name tun freely
in eonnPetion with the matter.
it will he remembered that Mrs.
Burns was found dead by her husband
at their little cottage home. She had
w bruise on her twee, nod ft Necking
was tied about he: neck. The latter
appeared is though it might have
been done by the deceased herself,
pr•nhahly as a protection against a
cold in the throat. How it came to be
there we.., however, not explained.
The husband 'aye he found the stock-
ing and untied it, but he did not re-
move it until some of the neighbors.
had been called in.
The only occupant of the hots. dur
ing the absence of the husband Was
his daughter Ada, aged spout twenty-
five years. She we.', however. 11.•
Iieved to M' helplessly confined to her
tied, and also to he of weak mind.
Hurtle maid she told him .he had been
accused by someone of having reused
her mother's death.
Father Did Not Believe it.
"lint yon do not 1elieve it r Bourns
mays she asked him.
No," he replied,
"Then 1 do not rare who says it, '
she 'nidi.
Mins Horns wee previously an in-
mate at the London Hospital for In.
Piano, hit wits dilrhargerl therefrom.
last Friday, however. it i' 'alleged
by Burns filet parties whom he does'
not know, but believes to lw Govern-
ment officials, cancel to him home.,
where he has been living with his
daughter afore the death of the wife,
and, forcing the doom, raveled the
daughter off to an asylum.
Had Locked the Girl 1s.
Horns' i. moot indignant at this.
HP say• 11. heard they were coming
for the girl, but he wait confident she
would not he removeol, and he lock's('
her in when he went to work,
"Rhe Is Ahildlole Innocent and in -
able to walk," Retries says, but he does
not see why she should 11e taken from
LONDON, ONTARIO
Business & Shorthand
SUBJECTS
Resident and Mail Course
To the Electors of Goderich
Read carefully the following aid see what you will get:
For your information we might state that the line of nlac4)'nery
we propose to manufacture has been in use in Canada for the past.
twenty years, all of it. except n very .rich portion, !wing 1;x1,4
faetneetl in the United Stat.*, -
You will readily seethe( our pr,1111 ion is not an experiment, 1,114
Lite Pxtenbion of an *beady established manufacture. .The Nteselily
trowirrg.t rens td -for good rra(im in ('*nada make. the -present an
opportune time to establish the an u'ufactTire in thin country of every
kind or machinery )meal in the )laking of modern roars. That the
present systern of road building belongs to the pant is evidenced by the
nnmeron.minden ori Good Roiadeapopearing in all the lending daily
and weekly papers in Canada. . r
At the present time at least nine -tenths of the road machinery le
114e• ill thin' country is impolite! Tient the United States, again et a heavy
duty. This imported machinery is prsr•tieally all the output of the
Ame'iean !toad Machine Company, et Kennett Somme, PA., and itm
associate companies. We would ask yml to note that, while our
Company will 11e In one sense a distinct corporation, it will have hack
of it the brains and bn,inesv experience of the American Road Machine
Company, of Kennett )square, Pa. -
if we locate out factory in tinderich it, will he as complete in every
way an the American factory, only of lees rapacity in its beginning.
We will manntactlire everything for the road builder, and will be
beyond all question the only fectory doing so in Canada. Every
department of nur rectory will 1e in the hands of competent men,
skilled in their respective trades. Fifty per cent. of nur employees
will be hea& of families, drawing good wages. The home market
open to its in an excellent one. Hy reason of lark of manufacturing
facilities, the- great Northwest has never leen canvassed for road
machinery, nor has the Cobalt District for cork rru.her..
In addition to building road machinery we will manufacture the
ortly portable sawmills mounted on wheels in Uanada.
Yon may wish to know. Why we want the guarantee of the .town
of Goderich on our ponds, if we will he it flneneially strong Cnmpeny.
in answer to thin we wotthl sante, what ist a well known fact, that, nil
companies are large trnrrowers. We (shall. he nelexception to this rule.
With your guarantee we can get the money we require, ip addition 1"
what our stockholders will crit up, at II per rent. : if we went to the
banks we would have to pay -st leaaat Q per cent.
We wish to ams ire the ratepayers of Goderich thea the moment we
obtain our charter we know wbere we ran place every duller of our
etre*, no that none of It w111 he offered to th.' ytnhtte.
For your information We, submit the following partial list of ma-
chines manufacterell by ns : Rock Crushers. in Hy.' sixes : Rost Ma
chines, Road °rulers, Durnp Wagons, Read Plows ort all kind.), Road
spreaders and Road Rollers, Tile Moulds, And Pnrtahle Sawmills, in
three sues.
We trust our proposition may commend itself to you as a straight
forward business' arrangement, that the future will prove to he profit.
able to us and advantageous to you. We do not hesitate to a* we
like your town and its location to nur market, and will he pleased to
aid In mating It what it should be -one (if the best manufacturing
towns In Western Ontario,
F. W. WOODS,
On h,half of the Amerlean Road Machine Company of Canada, Limited.
I
ACHESON & SON.
Now is the Tine-
To Order
Your Fall Suit.
if
The Two Martins
TAILORS and FURNISHERS
'Phone I80.
After twenty-two Years of solid
work we have become the largest._:.
lest and most wuceessfnl practical
training school in Western Onta-
• io, with no auperiur in Canada, -
Three dhpsrtmentie: - —
COMMERCIAL. SHORTHAND
sad TELEGRAPHY
We assist graduates to positions
am well as give a must thorough train-
ing. (net our free catalogue at
once.
RLLn/TT ,l MCLA('HI.AN,
Principala
Autumn
Term
from August 30tb in all it mu,
)•ruts of the
Central Business College
Yonne and Gerrard Sts., Toronto.
Catalogue Mailed free on re,iva'.t.
W. H. SHAW,•
Principal. -
Prepare for the tvorst weather by gvttin;
the best in Shoes. We have them herr
Shoes for sunshine or rain, with 'asoli.l
comfort" written all over then!.
The
HARTT SHOE
FOR MEN.
It hat quality, style, fit and finish.
Strong Shoes for sturdy boys. They. will
find their match in our solid leather School
Shoes.
G. M. Elliott
THE SQUARE.
1
11 Talking About Buggies
If ynu as.. thinking of buying a new Buggy this year.
WP 141011 111 he pleased to have a talk with you. We
handle the 110411. Buggy on the market.
THE
M'LAUGH IN
ONE GRADE ONLY
and
THAT THE BEST
The 11441 models Ara dandles, Let ns show ynu the fine
points of the new Buggies we lave just pieced in stock.
N. R. i have taken the egenry for the McCormick Imp!"
-
menta and can now ',supply Reeding and Harvesting Marhinc-
manufactured by thio well known company to anyone desiring
first -clue Farm Macleinery.
Wm. Knox,
Newgate and Harniton Streets, Goderich
ADAMS WAGONS. COCKSHUTT PLOWS