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THE SIGNAL: GODERiCii ONTARIO
Ta1yasnAT, F1fBRt1AttY 3-1 1(111) 7
Industrial Policy
5 cents a week, at age 30, Nuys a policy of
10 cents a week, at age 30, buys a. policy of
I5: cents a week, at age 30, buys a policy of
20 cents a week, at age 30, buys a policy of
cents a week, aT age 3O,lys a policy of
Policy fully Guaranteed. AgefRts tall_Wsakly:for premiums.' Ask for particulars
at your age.
The -semi was -the firs“ -Company in America to inaugurate the system
prompt payment of claims, immediately upon receipt
$ 71.09
$142.00
$213.00
$284.00
$355.00
rudential
r
L
of due; proofs of ' death
What is Industrial
Life Insurance ?
It is a system of Life' Insurance designed principally for wage-earners.) )Premiums range
from 3 cents per week up, and are collected weekly by Agents who call at the homes of
the Policyholders. The policies are issued from ages I to 70. on the lives of both . sexes.
tt Ordinary P Kien
THE PRUDENTIAL
Ages 15 to 66. INSURAN�
Both sexes.
Amounts up to
$100,000. -�
JOHN
OF ArIERICA
Incorporated as a Stock Company by the State of New Jersey.
F. DRYDEN, President.
Elk a\CH OFFICE IN (iODERiCN-= J. -1;;R CL; -Asst, Supt.. Bedford Bldg.
,leIN of the E?Mtrtct'T
direeterept the Clinton spripg
•e decided •'n Thursday, April
the day of theid exhibition.
Karst J. 11e T►ougall, eldest
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mi-
all. East 11aN•anosh. Wee, united
nageon kVialneedaav, Fbruary
Charlie ('atter,- of Elgin. Man.
J •hn Little passed away at her
in Turuta
try 00 Monday, Feb -
tab, .In her fifty-third
110•.11 ,11 1100r health[ for year.
auction sale in .Morris town
e'dher day six botse•s brought
Fora heavy -draft teaiu $dN)
d and for a cult nest six mouths
•
ofRorke, Clinton, .a fortuer preop
Huron Poultry and Pet
Association, has teen reap-
. in succession tri, 11. C. Kauf-
leo has resigned. r
and Mrs. Samuel Caldbick, of
. oho are rrueuc1011 to White -
Nan., were presented by their
"tithe fal•t•Wr►t Addriass and
rthaire one evening last
''-acre farm, ea ;t ';,( Cranbrook,
u
t
h
eJo
h
a Knight
m
Kh property,
P
t
sold he
b•
Jared) a-ut
itfrom Mr. ' lamq, who
(Cadillac, Knight, to Philip
Mich., for the sow of
Y Downing, 'ton of :Hrs. John
ng, of ft, ussels, died on Thurs-
laet week at the horny of hie
Ephraim, in 1Vitinila'tt• The
were brought: to firttesels for
t.
flrr• formerly of )Vin ha
n� ThltsdTeeay. 10th insL, at his
ter, of heart fail-
ed w shout twenty-six years.
nd had been married • only &
(hn,tena Elinrlair, slaughter of
hn litclair, of Brussels, passed
tit tillage Moods% ut last
result
Ida
stroke kr
f o
e [s a
IIP fin of ageprevious. She wens
of age.
Elliott, of the London road
' n• hat sold his 1111 -acre farm
Yue `tephenenn, of London,
11r ands 4' Iitfntlt in intend
being
sir hotpP io Alhr•rta.
ftke brly residents of the vi -
he eats u g tieeklest hough
sou )ohnW444 t' Th
de -I
M yrs of 'd a had 1
"PVP y seven
ttYweddi wedding
4run t.
w
r, bliss
to
hey
• recept ion • lseirig held for them on
their arrival there at.the. h • of the
laride x sister, Mrs. E. H. Vruouian.
' Mrs. Root. Itanaurn, of Ethel, passed
aWsy on Theireeday. I4►th ins[.. in her
tidbty-sixth year. The tleee,es.•d was
btrrtt,ln .Norfolk, England. aril eaule
to'Cahada with her huslsand and faun•
ily in IK72. The husilxnd and 'karma
ohil
decal itrvivr.
' '1 ,-
'Thr .lac'sorr M,tnufart sing l r uta
lua' any has a 'mruent-Kt manufaeteniutt
operations t Eitete•r, having 11.
Davis, of G9un on, in charge as super-
intendent. and\Alpert Perritt, from
the (3oderirh t,utury, in charge of the
cutting department,
A quiet weddiing, was solemnized in
Toronto on 1Veelneaday, February nth,, Queen's hotel and the S
when bliss (iee.rgie Hy dman,dauKll 111 .was widely known tier
ter of (irorltr llyndrux , of Exeter. country as an auctioneer.
was united in marlin e o 11. John he' was a (Onset.v.t• ice :toil r
Case, formerly orf the ler tion road he held to the chime h of
north, now of Toronto." •Iles. Strettoo died n few
Thomas L. Putlaud, os .Jixtrt i'he, `Fur%I.Viug. chit lien a
seven years resident o Wi toter.
resident 't
Ient o f 1m•
tot, died ye,
�ul
denly at -Wing, h Int m, Monday e.1 last
week. 'I'ln• dee-ea-eel was burn near
1'elronto in • 1%.t't and was thief( in 'his
Cr verity -third Year. About Hvi.• yetis
her -him n severe attack of illness
w aria left hits in such -a weakened
r•ti lit' that lie hail not beets aide to
don rich work sine... He• is survived
by hi wit, and t lime suns: Oliver. • o
(►ttuw ;" Hent , „t Brandon, and
Norman at home.
apt.-StrEttoo Dead.•
One -'if a pioneer r•esidebts• ofr,
.s•
IAn et+111 1P Il wsn
n of fattiesr tret-
ten died 1 t 1 ot1 n 1 •x1 tt t hen. week a.
t h - lie tltl• of hI woe, W. 11., at Fort
11 illians; in hi+e•ghty-t)iird.year. The
evens: lea were teak a to 'Brussels for in-
let mint, the tuner. 1 taking place .00
Friday. air. Mtri•t In. in ilia eairlier
veare. wail lin .11rrge'-eland ellter'(tr•is-
ing- '•itizen of Brnsts 1.,. errcling a
number of buildings. sorb as the
etton blur
oath t e
0 I/• 1ies
11 i. ion
�Luul.
•
n{o
died on Tumidity of lett week in hi+
fifty-seventh year. Ile is survives ley
one daughter. 111•+. Moran, of London
testi sinters, sr ho lice in Toronto. and
one brother, John Patti/and, ut' the
Brunswick hotel Vin ha
.
A.'A. Hilhaof Clinton. left on Mon-
day of last week to oganize. the Win-
nipeg nfllre of the 1loherly Planer &
Organ Cu., and Iarf,ere his eteatartln'.
Wan presented with an addles and
signet ring by St. Paul's church Mon-
day school as tokens of the apprecia-
tion of hi etch --Ar ennnect•i.t+ .wit
the 'chola , The Citizens bind.
which Mr. 1 was a member. e
seined him with suitcase in recogni-
tion of his in(4.rext 1 the band.
dace at the
teorgge E. An -f
ednraday, Feb -
their youngest
genre Ethel, was
M• Hrwen. Of Harris -
ill mei
in Harrisburg,
Alleged Forger Opera
Aman travelling older ►e t tine of suffering
Otto Webber. ai''d iu-ing what Wo,lld-Ile hunt'
purported to be a lett .of credit. from rifles, +tatted in p
a Bank in Toronto, ruck Walkerton teethe. p end, and np
one clayae(,enbly kutsbell-at}+Lha-utl-lt 11Inlartd Klye
(w enT at-
. aererat
ttm . .
• o
'onrnle•ne there for Canadian Uank (.
at Walkerton.
-Kansas Pity: K it , e.t F
Jattaete R.. eel Calgary-:
selr: M1.•, 11'e101, of
1)egge, of chat hat
WM.- a sane,. of
years ago he
iny o1 0' t inti•
T
1'nkot
has:b
errs
vat
.1'Vi
V ui lBi
01.V+.:e11 11
, of
lne: -_ _--
1, Logical Eczema Cure Endorsed by
('apt. Strette,n' Physicians.
Land. About fifty '\ Or. It. .1. Volkerts,' of Dolor le.
s rapheiu of -b win' MP, tr11114 of his success in treating
,.
ni•nt+with 1). D. O. Prescription :
'here was. a man here suffering
ei•rema' t r the Iasi ,fourteen
*nil I .applied the D. 1). D. treat.
also ,e})o114.4 it to a man of
i('nh, 11,m►. who has been
14 li eczeill a in is feet. and
tr.01inent in h h Cir+
kilt', Kletlr)ot al, ly.
'e 'a 1 se
a Ir: 1 .1 balm. e
t fi a tl, :►Il I
is- beyond e•xpre:sioti:
without it, and shall
rvi1,11 ,nronod tryingw find his hoists y you
edier.-
So matter ler how `terribly yon molter
Toaster, a r at once yiesemeed to he ' from eczema. malt. 1• ells). i•ingwe tent,
1 rehire, and' three .ere., you .will feel i tantly Hoothed
., tumid Will, savage and the itch allayed• once when a
shit, ch ring !Ohl ; few droit+ of this eonapi In 1 of oil of
II eto•vn 11ie ire 1 wintergreen. thynrrl, pl et•ine, eM,,
iii diilg j ireite ,is v pptitu)- • �'1u, cuter. all 10 hr
fa 'cot
CO.
- HOME OFFICE, NEWARK, N. J.
AGENTS -==P. tlabkirk, H. Kirby
ul wh -n quite young and for a time
worked at the tinsmith's ."triode at
Thorolet. Ale pt the year 1Ytio Mr. f tit
S. a e
at (o n 1 hl+ wife and two step-
daughters moved to Clinton. which
was then known as Itatteuhury's.
Corners Ile at once went into busi-
ness in 'the tinware and stove line.
a)ne of his employee.; ryas a right and
clever young fellow named Silas
Davis, wino was 'subsequently taken
into part nerabip under the Hew name
of io-iu-le & .Davis, the partnership
continuing .until 11 r. Searle's retire-
ment frnw' husinesr• sprue years ago.
.1
. I I': Srarlr was a ublir•m 'ri '•r
p , pt 1 1 titan
and was on different ()evasions a noon-
leer.of the town council, • at 11l14. time
occupying the Mayor's ihair. He was
a lifelong 11e•thrxliat and for a number
•'f years was eine of the official Mem-
bers of Rattenhuty Street •'church.
The Literal party and the temperance
ranee lone a gooil'ft iend by his Meath.
He iv sul•vived by his arrond wife, a
daughter of Huger l.w•, of In,l„►n
'lead. formerly of.: Clinton. The
Srarfe )dock and a pretty voltage in
Clinton were built by 111•. Searle ,Ind
renu►ia a+ evidences of his untere-t in
the t,n'ri where he sprat the greeter
la'1•tinn of ht tilt',_
J
• f
Ip
D care.
Mad S
Dog
� u
ft
I. fpnthe ryurr;�nq of duyalyrah+,
ot.,sel eyed 1,1 ni ene,•ita e.1 oRi- ul •nt.
t over th• coon' y,, ,an l from %Vet I)
any 'Laarte t+ conte repel til Ill soffit ing
able in the ermine community. Al ah••
es_patch [re tyaaWuaid ham_sa�kellaistulejo ,al u ,
(hie Mall r o; seine has teac-nrii' Theapp-
11'n)► fi ot1 in earliest is eyidena:etl by t mouthing elf.•c.,,
Tru• f.nR that ut firnler's dog. which I shall never be
goilo-t iu the• totiti and w+{a running u9e it an1•Ig my
$;itNi. •Ile had,
W ingham a
stand trial
at
a t ane
nt
.Ince been arrestee) at/ At a h''ii''P i1•i tier '.13 11nb, eta fey file rt H (e tl't (1 tstttI, of f). i . D. Pre
taken W Walkerton to Pea1r soloist monght refuge. ). drx• I eeriptin write to the D. D. D. 'bola
patch frim 1):ashrcoxlnays: ih{slltlr�Nltory, Departlinenl lie :, :GI lords
emit the township of St.ephe•n hose
Telephone Extension ationch. mad dog s:arc. 'I'evir werkx ago a eetray-
io
Telephone I'ompany, Liniitpd. 'ha+ reau, ct7nCe.slun •• i f. 3t µlien, h114. t The tea of elmnorm atria n =heti
been formed to take over the prevent there it bit t wo tenses and three hnevi diThe'u to •v'h"r Hr urged his pgpllx, in
fystem in Z,1Ibit and the! rural lines 'of cattle: One of the latter went in, dsgnte excitd. -. i u put more expn•4.-
connected with same. The provisional hitt was destroyer' before. it did any slori into tlteir'atecitattions. r'I'no
directors ref the (yueup:auy are Dr. dinna11;e• A 11'1K Ilelonsfing Io, Jubn 11411" Hit rxwle{iwaai.`= 'Telt Pwler{(••�(}
' )' t l It'-Ti�lw Ind
oronto.
Toronto.
'For by all de alrgi+tri
Zurich Hee ald: The South 'Union dug roue to the farm of liiat:ah ret- - ... .g_-.
Campbell and Meatus. 1'. 1.►nllme, E. a nes• a Yol cert do iwtter tilts• that. Ti
Zeller, ,I. J. Merner'anal J. Preefrr. the name dog. awl it developed hy'rti• I again. Now ! Offen your tnuatb en
Subscriptionsf tock are now being jtholris• noel was de•slroxed. I►r..1. iI throw y If into it o
intention the ,
' the rr lr °t a epector. is ow) ctrl hire. and wilt Young girl* frequently re>Klu a
or x oiuree
taken and it is the f of ( Tennent 1' -H the (lea -eminent eery �\.
promotera tO make this n e oo•1 invl orating
rural telephone system with from four investigate the tremble. K K K and nothing
making.
tonic. For I iia p,irpn•P 001 hing (•((psis
to five hundred subscribers. -- - _ C(tnton Pioneer Passes. - i Ferroviut, winch Is prepared it°m
Sudden Death at Wingham. One of Clinton's moat ',peeled rest. fresh Iran beef. citrate of iron aced pyre'
James Watson, for thirty' veers a desats died on Monday of last week ill t old Spani• h wine. 1t snnn brings (valor
resident of the township of iFlullett, the per4.on of V. C. Searle. Deceased , to the cheeks and •attengthens the
and for twenty-two years a respected was of English birth hut came to Uen• whole system. $1 a bottle.
.Yy•. . S. ,e,.e,'_ tI ,..-�.
Grand Banquet at Stratford.
rhe first anniversary of the installa
.in ('anatla of the Prudential Iti
sui'+i,pce Co. (if America" wee eel. -
brat I by a grand banquet held at the
1lVindsor hotel. Strati(n•,l, oil Febrn
ary Lith., This Company established
itself in Canada on the 1st day of F'eL
rotary, 11111, and during the pest year
has written up $1n,9N),p911 worth of in-
surance, -To show their appreciation
of the strenuous work d • by the
Held stall -of the.Stratfonl distilqf d•il-
rng that period. the ('.nnpany feasted
their • +
tie t e u I�•ec withr
! � their wives
u I
r.
h .tt
Sauce
tie alts and provided
lir Ilrst i,1
the lapel, defraying all mate; besides
railway, -fares. The divisional man
ager. Mr. MacIver. ,etccomjranied by
his assistant manager. Mr. Everett. of
Newark, N. J.. graced the board with
their pecaence-. as.wetl as former Sin
rrintendent' l•'. 13,, Hilliard (now o
Guelphdistriefe and a number of oth•-
ofilciala. Besides the abovei the five
esaistant a llperiptcrdenul of Streator,'
district. among the latter (Being J..I.
Parrett, of the ti ()deficit assistancy,and
the Ii.eal agents, W. 1'. ILal,kie k and
harry 'Belie. rvere (,rese•II,. .111 oe-
lamell,.a'lnyr(t diming the bieleiuet and
al'terfeNrtla a, bright program (1f he1.I-
3tesA Sud_ pleasure wuel..ratvieti oat.
Will 1IeL.e(sh formerly of `eaforth,
rendered several selretinna ' iitatt n -
(mental and vocal in his o' -n happy
stay. The li 'sant affair was closed
by a hearty yo ..uf thanks to Super-
interview
F. E. e•
i 1 of Stratford.
fore(
t
and t e
h singing
• t r'a
" r i a JoW-
.
Ii
(rod,
1 Frllnee ' I
..•ltd
Le Syne" „
Y
n incl
130 Nave �c -
dNa ttie hitil!
k•
Couldn't Walk.
Wafer Yon told•m the °thin-d'.e
we •ou.i .Iv„iel all Iuxue igs'autLcuollue
°q1 selves to .al)sullite necessities only.
Hphhy-'Tii•eb'n e+o; niy dear.
-.Well, haat haat night you came•
hole fr he• chub in a cab.. '
Hub -Yes, but that watt en absi)-
lutp nice -'ty.
• CURE • iS GRAVEL..
Dodd's Kidney Pills a Sure Remedy for
--(rho Terrible Da,etise. --
West (travel)• alrg• ti oak., 'Pete. '21st.
(tilleciall.l - AI4•1andrr .Mc(, ter.
pu.teina+ter, one of the. lest knn
men in this part at Canada, hae been
rpl'ed of gravel by DI'ald'n Kleine%
)'ills. Spdaking of his cue, Mr. Me-
V/trier/aye
"1 was dolvJ) *1111 rTietllliatlmi,, all.'
Ave!, and could not do Innc11 work.
N Pn a neighbor cantle along, who
ha Iwen troubled in the sauce way.
Her -mw to- try --t r r `a KMil y
Pills Bch 1 (lid. 1 twilight 1 wo boxes
ya'nd a add their areurdirtg to 1irrc-
�ron9, ar,d way x1).1(1 able, to go t°
wol•k." \
those tertihlc operations tar gray(•)
aboidd now t>r, a thing °f the (last.
IAiid's Kidney*. Pills always cure it.
Its a kidney bus ►se.
The hest cough edicme we know
of is Allen's Lung H saw.
f„......,....
Prudential Agents are ow can-
vassing in this vicinity. They
nave a moat vital story to tell of
how Life Insurance has saved the
I home, protected the widow, and
educated the children. Let them
tell it to you.
QUAINT TOWN FEASTS'
ENGLISH MUNICIPALITIES WITH
STRANGE ANNUAL SUPPERS.
UcItfisid Has a Pea Supper Every
Year - Colchester Dines on Gin,
Gingerbread and Oysters -Memory
F Drake sf Sir rands D t e Honored at
n Cheese and
Plymouth -Bread and C
Spring Onions.
Dckfeld has just held ,its anneal
pea supper, a functionwhich owes its
origin -to a practical joke. -Fifteen
years ago a plot of land belonging to -
a resident became, on account ad its
negleclyd state, such an eyesore to his
fellow -townsmen that they took the
matter into their own hands and dug
it up. The owner resolved . to profit
by their labor and plant the fiend,
but on his next visit to the 'spot he
101/n(1, to his annoyance, ,that it had
already been sown with peas.
Soon, however, anger ave lace W
amosemeat, and he au ing y
the perpetrators of the joke that they
would havea to eat the pens. This in
dos course they did, -acid • from that
r • o n Ve erl-
1 ,. celebration a grOwn .a tie e e 1 brn.iuu .lea.
g
Y
in popularity. Over lift}• sat down re-
n ba-
tten,
repast
f leets D
kl a capital
P
1
eP-nt�it P
non, and other excellent fare. '
The Colchester oyster feast. which
has &oquired world-wide celebrity, is
amnally preceded by another func-
tionat the Opening of the oyster sea-
son, when the corporation of the Fie -
town, who are the owner! rat -the
Colnl,.fisberics, steam down the river
to - Hrig ttlingaea, where they dredtre
for a few samples of the bivalves -a
mere prelude to satisfying their ap-
petites on the hundreds that awatt
their coming in the packinghouse at
ryefi(eet Creek: . Previous. however,
to this ceremony the worthy citizens
fortify themselves with a meal of
gingerbread and gin.
-The 'tTishyrige Foante" is• 1; ,1
eve August at Plymouth. _It com-
memorates the deeds of Francis
Drake, to whose, enterprise the. town
nwee its water supply. To the pion+
Memory of Sir Francis Drake- is first
drunk in water, from two golden gob-
letx, which afterwards. refilled.-. with
wine, Are Cm -ed to the toast. "May
the descendarlt3 of his) wino gave us
water never want-.witle." Tben.Jt(itcr
having lunched oft Dreorishite pat-
' ties, those present go about their see-
cral avnusrmenta until maned to
the feast, prnlwer. at which fn trout,
caught during the afternoon t ,the
lake, and sucking -pig are invariably
served.
November is the month wherein
(Tactor -oar -Sea holds int whiting din-
ner. Then this usually tasteless Ash
undergoes a marvellous motamorphns•
is, appearing at table in delectable
and rtaa'seagniswbl_guises that fully
justifies the concluding toast, -"Sue-
Bess to the Whiting Feast and Pros-
perity to Clactonon-Sea.", Another
seaside town, Yarmouth, - boasts a
sprat banquet which commences with
sprat hors -d'oeuvre, arid, alter having
ran through some thirty courses, is
brought to a pandas ion with sprat
biscuits.
Sausages and champagne are Peter-
borough a sprcialityl Every October
at Bridge Fair time \ the mayor and
corporation proceed in solemn prod•
thebridgenes which flows
io De
s stir
halt' called and
the Nen. There a
the town crier declares the fair open,
both in Northamptonshire and Hunt-
ingdonshire.. Having transacted the
official business of the day, the mayor
and his guests adjourn to a neighbor-
ing hotel, where a repast consisting
of the above-entiori'ett delicacies
awaited them. m
Equally tasty although simpler fare, ..
is that spread before the company'
who attend the annual auction of the
White Bread ble,arlow at Bourne, the
rent of •which goes to supply certain
pour people.: with bread. Every Easter
a curious custom is observed, the -
auetiuneet -putting-up the field and-nce•pting,bids only so long as a num-
ber of boys are running a race over
II fixed course. • The moment the han-
dl-moat
in-
d o+
, 1 1 1w • tenches the goal
ro Kthe
}
hammer 1:1111 1, and the meadow is
knocked vi i dug a n to him who has made
the last bill. This having been satis-
tltctunly • settled, those -present sit
ditw•n to a meal of bread, cheese, and
✓spring onions:
On Easter Monday' the game of bot-
tle -picking 'takes place at Hairston. .
Previosa to tho start-t.f-play. a rough-
and-ready meal is provided in the
shape of a scramble for two large
meat pies and a ,cozen penny loaves.
Then appears upon the scene a large
wooden bottle, •bound strongly With
iron, and filled with ale. Over this a
Beane contest rages between the Hal -
Lion champions and the youth` (,tom•
the neighboring village of Medboume.
each party endeavoring to wrest it
from the other. Play
eenchded " o
.
vliths repair to the market-place,
where they brink the onntenta of the
bottle, which has served its purpose
for over fifty years.
•
Breaking the Sabbath Gswt$y.
Of Sabbath -breaking north of the
Tweed. there is the glory of the Scot
and his wheelbarrow, which has been
fathered upon Sir Archibald Oeikie.
Donald was hammering away at the
bottom of iia barrow when kis wino
came to the door.
"Mon." she said. "ye're making
much clatter. Wdlsat will the nee -
hors say'"
' • Never mind the neebors," said the
'Wag one. "I moan get ma baht-
mend* '
"Oh; but Donal', ft's vera erPMta,
to work on Sawbeslb I" (expostulated
the good wile. Te ought to new
ectews.'