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MARI i,
• • THE SIGNAL.
GopERien orriclritii
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A Great P rnier.
,feWd of the Sistriet
, sharness d me Minister of
Sir Wilfrid Lau 'er has twat eontir.-
uouly in aPrime . Montreal Mmes.
that country fur the post fourteen
yeerm. During the whole of that per-
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on the ice at his home and fraettired daughter in that town. on Sunday, Iiih bike ..141)01.4 b,,vt" beet, tneeeaant
Josenh .Higgins, of Turoberry, fell 1 of Seafortb. died at' the home or bis ind, and fur 3 tttt 1 t Owe of years befole
his kneecap. inst.. aged seventy-fotir years. Mr. and air un tin, herotr sratt„, it ft -w.
Seaforth Agricultural Societ T will Lowery we A native of lieland, "in- months of whieit is enough for most
hold its- annual spring lair on ing to Seaforth about forty yesrs ago.
men. His toon
vatios have heiall ill
Tusday, April 5th. , I.." th° 1E4" Year he had no 4 he'Ln in honewaliathia doves, tailless we collet
John W. V. Hodgson, of Csborne good bralth. having "tr'I'd tt Pit' *uioi11( tiuun those progresses abroad
townehili, died on Sunday, March nthlytic stroke. Two weeks prior to his with+ hey.* made such strenthais de-'
at the age of forty years. decease he received another stroke, mends upon his powers as Ow 111131
;Inch proved fatal. Mrs. Lowery cos
uld va- with. Dm During all that time
James McMichael. the veteranbiked about,' three years ago. Three he has kert lit, hie re..otinit. bee kilo
eighty.seventh birthday on IVednete &One ansive. in touch with the world of events, and
bowler of Seaforth. celebrated his d a daughter ury
day of last week. old Resident of Exeter Gone. has maintained a general correspond -
The first rural mail route from Another (adresident of Exeter. ence slash ell and stindrya For a twin
Wingbam postoffice will be between passed aweon Friday, March -ith, in who ad his first prime was aeetoe• al
Wingbaru and ()lectern's,. It goad the person rff ,MarY Sheere, widow or unusually delicate; this lm a s ii p ising
record. Ile used the recent Ash Wed -
into effect this week. the late Jetties, Oke. Mrs. Oke was
Miss Deverell fell on the pavement born in Devonshire,. England, sixty'tutnststs," h•I'after things in Montreal. ome. 'tut it'y ro-1,m- hilt t"
lookS
in Clinton last week and received in- eight year+, ago. When twenty yeat
who then *AW Iii10. 'via's' ked on his
Juries that will confine her to the of age she joined her parents at Isxe-
house for some time. ter having remained in England witb
earga
Placid. untired, unwrinkled, unrailliatil
,
The marriage of David Sondem of ber grandmother at the tome her par-
apphe he lust: attee. ad though of man many m thooght, had
Ethel, to Miss Jean Currah took plac-e ni elites!, Two years .later
never a care. To all tin' fact that lie
at the home ot the bride, Ash Farm, she was married to the late Jalliesi
Camel, Ont.. on March 2nd. Oke, who died in PM For several has hail evil' umme""nlY to wit -
e draw from the active guidisoce of
earti they conducted the Central.
Rev. David Forrest, who was pastor
affairs will be lit eat matter of concern,
of St. Andrew's church, Hayfield, otel in Exeter. four 41l$latels and
for there is no element in the llurtitry
about sisteen years ago. died at one son ate left tei mourn their loss. that ones not respect him, and few
echaaaaa, is
Heatusville on February 2alt b.
aat. bonne hini.Hrecited al
LOGICAL ECZEMA CURE ruler of the country has been a mar -
Brussels, was fined Wu and rOsilio ENDORSED BY PHYSICIANS. vellotts our.
Under hint t ',male has mails amaa.
Joseph Querin. of the Queen's hotel,
Asquith, for selling liquor to minors. Dr. t it. A. Polka Is, i if 'Witt h, ing st rides in material prosperity and
g pulitical importance. The population
on :a charge by License Inspector , —
George Siemno, an old resident in Minn.. tells of his succetal in treatin
the vicinity of Zurich, i. dead at the patients with 1).!). D. Prescription : has ineteased from under •a.4100.000 to
age of sixty-five years. A widow. "There was it man here wafering 7-301-1-10IIi
or ffty _per cent. :- the total
s trade has increaser] fr
five 1101111 and four daughters survive from eczema for the lest fourteen eversea
him. years. and I applied the, D. D. D. treat• about $210,uo0ario to aatatatuu,000, or
Paul Reid, of Ashfield. has thirty %Vest Duluth. Minn., who had been "nic 'tut" ill ricflIktion have in -
went. 1 also applied it 10 45 man of more than two mnd u half times
hens of the buff Orpington breed that suffering with ec•zein* in his feet. and et -eased 1 • about $311,040.11 10 to $70,-
per day *ince the beginning . of cleared -the -skirt almost atbsol t Iv.
the second treatment in' bath climax 000.0o0 odd; lir more than double ; the
total deposits ot the p tople' in tin'
have laid an average of two dozen
ryear. The first a pplicatiou im a balm. and its
be-
ns have 1)))teased Loa, altriaasi,
Patrick Phelan. an old resident of soothing effect is beyond expression. (CO odd to llato04100 odd. or
Morris. died at the home of his son, I shall never -be without it, -and shall tween three and four times otw() new
William, in the same township, on U8P it among narpatiente altogether:: flourishing Provinces have been
sodded :
Thursday. March ',fad. He WAS KeV• matter
No how terribly you stiffer to the older un': ind tic ries
enty-nine year of age. from ecarina. -salt rheum, ringworm. hove boning tip op all sides. and some
of f hem are now of internationel int -
While attending to her household etc., you will ted•instantly soothed
duties one evening recently. Miss and the itch allayed at'once when a Portance : river channels \and canals
Maud Livermore, of Clinton. bad the few drops of this compound of lwil of have been deepened and widened and
harbors. fitted for the exigencies of
misfortune to cut a deep gaeh in her wintergreen. thyntol. glycerine, etc..
left hand, severing the thumb cool. is &plted, The cures all seem to tie modern commerce t pudics utilities
have reached a high state 91 efficiency
Norman. the five-year-old son of .permanedt. . in the cities. and thousands of miles
%Vm. Sanders, of the 3rd concession For free trial bottle onl.). D. D. Pie.'
of Stephen, met with a painful lava- aaription write to the D. 13. U. Lalmrso of railway have been built an see • pro
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dent recently. He was playing With a 'tory. Department (1. alZi Jordan. i
ected all °Vet the-.riantry. ll this
has happened during the fatin•iet re -
pitchfork when one of the tines ran St.. Toronto.
into his foot. For sale by all aletiargieje.
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Matrimonial Catechiam.
IVIoil is marriage ? .
Marriage is an institue fur the
blind. -
Why do 'tome petple never merry?
Because they do nut lwlieve in div-
orce.
When a man seriously thinks of
man•iitge, whet happens%
Heaemeins tangle,' .
Should at man marry a eiri (or her
money ?
No. Hut he should not let her be
an old meld just lweattse she is rich.
Whenaaatirj_re(graataut acid court.
tabip" what daltabe ineatir —
She means thaathe man got away.
Ilan engagement as gondans a mar -
nage ,
It'. better.
When waking papa, .how should a
young mat
He should `face\ papa manfully and
never give birds' atkence at his hack.
When the miebster elys. "Do you
take this iroansiltafor better or fair
wait se ?" what (iota he meat.
The hridegro ttttt 's ink ple construe it
one'1,1„
way and the bride ), family ;inter-
pret it another. It is vet. sad.
When a man says he ;i5mange
bis wife. what does he mean.
Ile means be an make her ay-
thinja she wants to...
N% hen a child is smart and
whose family is it due? to
To its thee& .
When it child is had and atupIll to
whose family'is it due?
We refuse tiratiftwer.
Is it. possible for 11, ,,tarried tnan
to be a fool withoint knowing it.
Not. if his wife is eliyia-rnited
Presbyterian.
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NEW KIND QF CRAFT.
W. J. Currie has sold bis Elft y -acre
farm in East Wawanosh to in.
Arbuckle and has purchased twenty-
five scree in the seine township from
his brother. Rob(. Currie. 11e. now
has 150 scree in.one block.
Annie McCauley, beloved wife of
Alex. Grainger, died. at Clinton on
Friday, 4th inst. Before removing to
Clinton several years ago, she, with
her husband, had resided at Hayfield.
She was in her sixty fifth year.
Wm. Hamilton has sold fifty acres
of his farm, east of Jamestown, to
Donald MeDonala and has purchased
the 11,0 acres belenging to Joseph
Cambria in that vicinity. alr.
Coombe. received /Waal f,.r his hum.
A very pretty wedding took place
.at. Elimville on March Oth, the con-
tracting parties being Miss Mary A.
Cooper and Melville F. Skinner. Rev.
W. H. Watson performed the cere-
mony in the presence of about sev-
enty-five guests.
John McCaughey paid Nature's debt
at the home of his son. John T., Morris
township, on Saturday. Gth inst. He
had been confined to bed eight months
before his death. suffering from gan-
grene. He was a native of Tyrone
county, Ireland.
Thos. Cameron has /told the Clots.
Hackney farm of 137 acres oil the
Thame14 road, near Farquhar. to Alex.
Hackney. sr., for Sio,issi. 'This makes
over :55) acres for Mi. Hackney. He
now has one of the largest and beet
ferny' in the county.
Clifford Spackman, of (uelph. a son
of Hugh Speakman. of Exeter. met
with a painful accident at Guelph re-
centla. 'While repairing an elevator
in a store in that city a plank fell on
his foot. crushing one of his,trsee. A
nail in the plank penetrated his big
toe, inflicting a painful wound.
John Smallacombe, of Exeter. is
dead at the age of seventy-nine yearn.
He was born in Devonshire, England,
coming to Canada in 1553. iie had
tollowed the occupation of fanning.
but moved to Exeter about thirty
years ago. Mr. iimallac be was tnar-
ried lento, his second wttolrettecras-
ing bini last June. Two eon stovive.
Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Kirby, well.
known residents of the fIth line of
Morris township, celebrated their gold-
en wedding on Tinteslay. Mareh 1st.
About forty relatives veers- present ott
the occasittn, including an unbroken
family of ten children and six of their
ten grandchildren. They have been
residents of Morris township for
thirty-seven years.
WARREN TOPPAN, Lynn,Mass.
Cured of severe compound
cold and coughlby
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••From Dec. 20, '08, to March 4'09,
1 had three bad colds, one on top of the
other. 1 got so weak 1 could hardly
get around. Nothing seemed to help
Inc &antil 1 began to take Vinol. The
change was magic. Three bottles corns
Wendy fixed -that aompound cold and
stopped the terrible cough - and what
surprises me most, at the same time
it cured me of a severe stomach trouble
that has bothered inc for 20 years.
VInot istcertainly a wonderful medicine."
Mr.Toppan is one of Lynn's most promlniint and highly respected
merchants, whose word is as good as his bond.
The reason Vinol is so successful in such cases is because it
contains the two most world -famed tonics—the medicinal, strength-
c1717M71771771els of Cod Iver 011 and Tonic Iron.
Your Money Back U You Are Not satisfied.
Ltli.L.ramorA , - tatcrIch, Out. 4
More bread andgBetter bread
And the Reason for it
a
ASTRONG FLOUR can only
be made 1'10121 strong wheat!
-311zittobst hard wheat is seknow---
ledged the strongest in the world -
and that is tate kind used for
Purity Flour. •
But that's not all. Every grain
of this wheat contains both high-
grade and low-grade properties,
In separating the high-grade parts
from the low-grade the Western
Canada Flour 'Mills put the hard
wheat through a process so exacting
that not a single lowl6de part
has the remotest chance of getting
in with the iligh-grade. • '
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Of course this special process is
more expensive to operate but it
-means a lot to Purity floaar users -s -
times why we use it.
It means that Purity Plour is
made entirely of the highest -grade
flour parts df the strongest wheat
in the world. \
It means a hug -class, strong flour
• and therefore yi ds " more bread
and better breach,'
Purity may cost • little more
than some flours, but results prove
it the cheapest and most econom-
ical after all.
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LONDON DIRECTORY
Pnblishec Attnuallyt
• WESTERN CANADA FLOUR MI/JS COMPANY,
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Our Shoes Will Shine
.saaa1 allr
First on This Side of Atlantic to Se Built
by Doty Works.
Winnipeg. Feb. 2a. -Hugh Stahel.-
landand a number of other lawalcepilt-
lasts have formed a company to build a
number of freight barges to -ply on the
Red River mini Lake %Vinnipeg. These
barges are Lotto used prinsaprollyain tt
treurportation of building inatieria-irs.
Aneorder for the first of theme halt
been placed with the Doty Engine
Works Co.. Ltd.. of Goderirli and Tor-
onto, and a site has 'been seemed at
the fopt of Water street, which will be
used as a shipbuilding pod by the
Doty company.
The barge will be of suitable size to
pawl threeigh the new St. Andrew's
lecke. its length being 1511 feet, with 40
feet 'beam. It will Ise propelled by
David Oeddee. fortnerly of Morrie twin screws operated by compari d
itirsinship. died in the hospital at Tnr- engines of 151) horsepower. It will 1
onto on Saturday, March 5th. He constructed entirely of steel and will
was a son of the late John Greldee, be capahle carrying a load of 1.155)
who peened away on the ifflth of Feb- tone. A powerfal, *lot a. date, centt•i-
- nosey Nat. The remains were interred fugal pump will load and unload earid
In Bliievale cemetery. Mr. Geddee and gravel and tnere will he a system
bad been in poor health for some of hydraulic hoists and derricks for
ears and for a emisiderable time had handling building stone. Tlaratesimei
n it patient at the Home for !lieut. will he constructed in the yards at
Wee in Toronto. Winnipegand will be completed in
utter -
New Couple Going to Idaho.
A 0111_1,4 the plans and specifica-
tions of tabrat mitoklosem some inter -
rioting and unique hues. It will he
built of steel front bow to stern, and
will lw most modern tont tip -to -date in
every respect, being elect Ac -ti Merl all
theieraglos - It will load tau
yards ef gravel in the short tuter-via
two home by mesmailof the centrifuge,
pump. It, can also be toted as apits-
henget. steamer, haying bertha and
staterooms besides e ',roulette& deck.
The steamer is of a new Gentian de-
ttign, and a sea eaptain of wide exper-
ience who luta the piens est entity sent
that it is the first of its kind to he built
on thin gide of the .Atlan tie.
impact.
"Uncle .terry, you think there's go-
ing to be an awful smash in prices
some of these daya do yon ?" -
ouaaa, y ea I. Look At the distance
they've got to fall." -Chicago Tribune. Don't wait till your hair is gone.
Use He/trate (the genuine r's grease
pomade) in time and save it. &)e. a
jar.
gime. Sir %Whitt's continuous reign
as Prime Minister has roily twice he -
fore been equalled in Bill ii41.1 animist-
ic the (WWII et Wailistle and the
peinger l'itt, though the thirteerx
years of Sir John Macdowthla leaf
reign follows Hose upon it. Glad-
stone was Prime Minister of England
our timee, but him Iiingeq. trim of
Ice waie'but six year., and al-
together ht was Penne Minister only
Allston twelve ysars, am compared with
Sir Walfrid'as fourteen yeses, width
we hope ay extend hla-finitely into
future ye. . No one can deny 'that
Sir Wilfrid regime. has been wonder-
ful and glorio s and it will surely be
temembered w goodwill end thank-.
hiltless so long as the history of
Canada and the itish „Empire eto
&tees; It has not I n all simishine-
there have been clam c: it has not
been all succesn-•-thete h ve been fail
iires ; it bag nut, been al , applause -
there has been ..lisapprolla on from
the patriittiaafts well as from paid
claequeors. Hot, taking it for II in
--reri44147-4w00-144zon-.•
ga'. Canada Intoril-fit-the-gnott
tune to have her destinies preside
over by a great man.
Foreign Labor.
a "All lily hook e are boufld in .mor
tyro."-
" l'hat's past like some '. you stu
np fellere! l'II Cwt you cotjt get -
as good - work. done tight he
town!" -Clevelenal leerier.
Forced to the Measur
"Why do youalift LIU; 1.7
e arin ?" asked the portly man
the Oat form.
• '144' is getting so lArg
him by the eat. any
the woman, whit n
the car.--Vtiffalo E
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VAEii CUREAT HONE
Woairres' disorders niwitys tetd
fr•iin h.- very heginriirg, of the
realinettt to 1110 mild. but effec-
tive, :teflon of Orange Lily. Within
tw.) tinier days grt,•r commencing
U,.4 use 'the improvement beiionws
rioll,e31.1e, anti 1)114 Improvement
• ,331311,.. until the patient Is corn-
lir- I. orange Lily lit• en
seiiied or iwni treatinent. unit 'Set,
Ily on the' womnrily erging, re-
nying the ,'.iritirestinn. liming and
strentehe.ning the nerves, and re -
_L atorin4 pertee, elmtllat Ion In the
FPflf,Pfl parts In order t, COrlYin,H all suffering Meilen of the value of this
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eeilv• firwill 0 711 4. 3-'c°box. .41ouseli for ton 4oy3' lre3Iment. fib/whitely FREE
esti, IOys. me tor A.:dress. MRS. FRAN, C. CU ARAM, Windsor, Ont.
gloriously when '0)0 pared
with ordinary footwear. They
e,'e so much *matter in shape
and flnii,h. . The same state. •
riority is apparent whether
you Issok at our 8110e8
for Children or Grown-ups
The test of it is, too, that
they wear ea well aa they look,
nett keep their good shape
entil the lest. Do we keep
thee things? Of COlitse. NVe
have the best polishes, black-
ingaa brushes, etc., you ever
saw.
Enables traders throughout the Wald
to communicate direct with English
MANUFACTURERS and DEALERS
in each class of gooilm. Besides being
complete commercial guide to Lon-
don and as suburbs, the Directroy
contains lists of
EXPORT MERCHANTS
with the goods they ship, and the eel_
onial and Foreign Markets they supply
STEAMSHIP LINES
arranged under t ae ports to whirh
they sail, and indicating the approxi-
mate [mantas :
PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES
of leading Menufacturers. Merchant
etc., in the principal provincial towns
and industrial centres of the United
Kingdoan.
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Wm. Sharmah
The London Directory C4o, Ltd. ,
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(.25 Abchurch Lane. London. E.C.
A pretty wedding was nolemnized at
the home of Mr. and Mre. David Pipe,
5th line, Morris, on Wednesday even-
ing of last week, The i•ontracting
parties were Mists Pearl, daughter of
the host and hostess, and Jas. S. Shaw,
who has been in the hardware-busi
ness in Bruseele. Only the immediate
relatives were preeent. Mr. and Mem.
Shaw will make their home in Idaho,
where the former will .join his brothel
in the lumbering business.
An Exeter Wedding.
A pretty wedding watt celebrated at
the home of Mr. and Mee. Isaiah Hall,
Exeter North', on W'edneerlay, March
Pth. when their danghter, Mies Emma
Dena, became the bride of Henry .1.
Keels,. of Stephen townothip. Rev. E
A. Fear, of Exeter. tied the nuptial
knot. After the serving tff 45 &duty
wedding dinner the happy couple left
for a hone) moon trip to Windsor,
Detroit anal Kabarnsroo. They will
make their home on the seeond con-
eassisirm of Sitephen.
Seaforth Loses an Old Resident.
Joseph Lowery, one of the pioneers
not sateen' to publish the tette in full,
but epode from it the followin 'which
will 'be nt to give our read-
ers an idea of Wise li ronfi•
dense to .p!acc in the stAnies of ',Tell
collectors :
"This Mahon does often give letters,
commending the hearer to the charit-
able end giving bino more or lees aut
,oritv to collet for the chinch in the
eountriem ,to which he g.ws. :The ,
isinrets tient sent thetnselvms tom col-
lecting for chuach-laillding, schoole.
orphenages, etc. In no case have I
ever known any of the • given
to he spent on anything hut the bene-
fit of the colleaeor himself. tom rout('
the patri.u.ch of the church tell rue uf
fetch a vitae. The Men Who go out
thus coffect "simply for themselves,
t bawls tho bishop u que-rilitat may at
fee forget himself me to accept a small
hare of the nlitneler. The marls tali
s made efforle to Mop this Gallia,
heretic+ of the seandel. and be-
te knows that the money thus
ould suffice to supply all the
r., that his church needs. if
nt for the purpomett for
iven. Ile has not, how:
rt0 able to control his
rSold and recommended blall
reliable dealer.. including
The Howell Hardware Co.
Limited
1 cennot. 11
ire," xi)ktifle(t
st have missed
P'T*14-
EXPOSI
A FRAUD.
Collectors for
Turkey
The rite
frequent!
erange
schoolior churches ii the far distant
it is reported Chi ist lane are unip:h
oporessed, and 'in 00491 .41 the dims of
Westerner" to procure these blessinatt
'the superintendent of innings ation itt
Ottawa tris, applied to reeentla to de.,
p irt one a theme perisons as a fraud
and in the came" of the correspond-
ence which ensued Wes furnished with
a statement from en Ettstern napalm.
at V. addressed to the American con-
sul at Trebizond, whieh the imperin-
tendent heft peel rest to the mess for
publication as 44 1514 ning to the tit 4.1110
to be on their guard sgeinst such
frioulm. The letter in question was
written in answer to a rempiest, for in-
formation as to Mar Sorghum, bishop tit
the Chidden tiin, imi Marllis. K Md.
haat% and Deacon Simeon
add 10 have been authorized hy the
wild Manner -glue to eollect atth.ct iptione
for therhureh in question. We h tye
!lurches and Schools in
re to Be Mistaisted.
and towns of Canada tar
visit ed hmy awart hy -look ing,
in clerical areas who beg for
hot
eau.
given
sehooltl,
it were e
which 11 14
ever. been hit
eollengues."
The writer fort r says : aIt will be
eeen that the tempt tion to take ad-
vantage of the criminal folly of tat) e
who trust these Oriental wanderers' 1114
they would never dteant of trusting
their own entintrytnen 4. ry great.
A man in utter poverty km ws Gott
by going to America, and 'pit Ing
yarn' that lie would not expect lae
taken AP tiow=lv in his own land.
can -collect ta3,000, which is a fortun
hve-walLuteadtime."
Seventeen years it took to
find how to add one special ingredient in the
right way and amount to the pure lead and oil and
zinc of M I, Purc Paints. Time well spent, for it makes
these paints last twice as long as others, and protect far
better. Saves you wasting money on fault -full paints.
Makes it safe, as -well as wise, for you to buy
Pure
Paints
Made in every wanted color
for every painting purpose
Imperial Varnish � Color Co.
Limited. of Toronto
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BETTER To -DAY IIAN EVER— .
JUST -TRY-- -
You enjoyed a package six months ago
,Ither were deliciouli. Rut much more so
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a yenta
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