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"All right," romp rude 'the conductor
- - cbWetullqq "'E'r p.sid hit fere e.-
. was received I bag of oats. 'I'tiis Ktuur, war ag.tiu iaroduu }lketob.
Che' nPal j(sulilt of 1, l t Clinton, for . succesbfully worked uu a lady in that —
h Jrp)rb I own, foram whom one dollar was I Another haat.
of Wheel i secured 'Che Turiararry visitor then Uu tsaturday las/ April 0;b, there
{ Aitken e' proceeded to make n1 int, war issued fleet the e
to Uu�ly Star the fleet number
1 .s .en art Loosed•
tMo 1'
aw 1 r but Con- office.. of The
k, )e werelur,rpbur of
Miss \tett a et Winuil R, 1 u
(le' "r ar 1 ,, at Clutton oR stable Kraemer got wool of the pro-', ,.
united in tart) g. cue,liny,S and he war brought before
a new five-_edt ``aper, w be mined
w i)tlarch se l Magistrate McNamara in Walkerton.•The Toronto Star Weekly." One
tl purposes oleo ttttj- A tate of two doll",+ axe might naturally a r . We
news
In.
oxWua 1 the news•
urs C Imposed and . the defendant was. pup •r flvld war tatted to- uverNowtug,
1 at Heusall, it will ire-'� mss
a oeN structure, {Oa(10 fort, OI ,enact", to repay the tunas collected ' and that there could be no fixed Place
tiled la
t. with fireproof roof. Iu the u, w► ortwr firmament plid Regis N. Denouny, of the
Ill''' Stephen. died suddenly
as yaabl, lint • the 'reult of a paralytic
Wt we•, she wait in her forty-eighth
N,tuk°'•
par. '-u .•k has dib{xsed of his
mid vine to Thomas 1..
I u1 LSMr
pie det•s r. Peek and family in-
tend
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trod returnilt w their fel m in Stale
, Lyeownship. eon, Rusk..
pa -VA Illy ens, of (it a
famed) til J.mesterwu IUeality,
1 Dedictine army last
-pined
wes. tllie mer wedded on the '2nd
ult. to )Itis K U, Tdipp a at Greufrll,
Sask.
The l." berenchinch at Dashwood
was the't me of a pleasant event ou
\t'eenes,t�ly, Apiit teh. when Mire
ClnristiHe steyer llecarun the bride of
Endrri. k peal'ng, of Henson. .Rev.
li. {bun officiated.
Joseph Lynn Yule. et present oT-
Rani,t and choir master of the Pr. le -
urian church in Seaforth.
11111i a serest •
t'P similar chutele 0ion in cu
Strand. Ile assume+ his DOW position
_ deny they youngest -nn of
nun t
William M.,
Oeorge•Kelly, lith lin... Mort le, died at
the patio itl bustle on Saturday, Anil
and, at the early' age of twenty-five
rents, f"ur months and five days. lie
[int Teen ill failing health for some
septi- ..of Walt111. Was mer -
redJubn ut•,eil,
tied nn \latch lied to Miss Mxrgatet
E. Mervyn, daughter f 2nd con r.Mun
Alex. •Mervyn. The
d Be•utinrk, Innes county. The
NPP`-,'"uple will reside et WW
where Mr. McNeil is iu business.
The demise of Haun•sh D. Hidden•
relict of the late (leo. McMann, formpp'�.
erly.a resident of McKillop town ship•.
averted en Wednebday, April
p it of.
Mrs:. MeM -t"1 died at the t)hortree a of
ken bureiu-1,1w. John
)r -11s t ,e nt hip.
, The W. e. M. S. of Etbel presented
Yrs. ill: . Ferguson with two Iweut i-
lia 1 e•es ,'f haudpainted china at
their 1e -t meeting. Mrs. Ferguson
(lar 1.441 the Ft ,ciety'e eecretrry for
(wen' y !��in years end has resigned the
pelt ten tin eremunt of the faludy's in-
tended you Nal from Ethel.
. q'ii•-t but pretty wedding took
eve t n \VednesdaeMeech :e►th. at
the h an•- of the bride's parents, Me.
and ells. Edward Dunn. Thorndale,
when their daughter, Miss Jessie M ay,
became the bride of Fled. A. Miners,
of Landon, son of William M feirmrd
of
Ex'4 r. The ceremony was i e
in the pe..eence of the immediate rel s-
ere. t• •_•--A. E. H14nnabson. The
ham- of. iple will reside in Loudon.
A towner well-known reeident of
Seateith, elites Nellie W. Robb, west
m+riird on M ircb 20th to Frederick
S. White. whose parental home is at
Norwn :d. Onla' l s. 'I be ceremony
urs performed at the hone of the
bride's pertnta. Mr. and Ars. Thigh
Robb,' tit Uoydminster, Alta. The
honeymoon will he spent at Montreal.
Torotauend ether points throughout
lectern Celled*.
An interesting event to 11 pia e on
Wednewley afternoon, March :tt);b,
when, at ;he home of Ler brother, 8th
li • Morris Miss Sera J. Skel,on
jeer. hand and heart with •John
Camp •Il, of Kincardine. Rev. W
11. Coto •r. of Blptb, tied the nuptial
knot. alio,• I Skelton, a nephew of
the hride. played the wedding mettle
derma stet relatives awl friends "l-
t ested the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs:
Csmelell will mate their home in
iinral,line.
An incpient Blaze.
from the deep -owners.
Wedding in Grey Township.
A lotett) wedding was solemnized at
the home of Mrs. Mrtleelin Lemon:,
Grey 1nwurhi ), od eVielt tsday eveue
.lsrelt 3)th. Thin contracting
parties were John William Stepheu-
ron of Ow 14,1111(4 (ownsl.I ), 141111 Mit;s
Maggie Maud,, daughter of the host-
ess. Itev. D. Ii. Metter, of Cranbrook,
officiated and the wedding march was
rendered by Mitt Mins Dunbar. The
bride -wait given away by her brother.
Peter Lamia. 1ullurdt1te relatives
to the nmuher "f levenl v were present
a the eerennery. Mfrs and Mea.
$tephensoll will wake their Gone on
the 6.h eoaceesioU of Gres- township.
went fur usu.
another star-bu the management
have travelled to more successes than
ono under the banner ineetibed "1101
a place or make nue,' and they mean
that there shall iic no exception to
this i•u1te in hutting "The Toronto
Star \Veekly" in the field.
There to always demand for the
"heLter goods," and from every view-
poIn{,in bright and aggrecaive news-
paper ppiolociion today "The Toronto
-titer Weakly" sill be the best yet to
Cromer.
Mr. Joseph 1'. Clark will be the edi-
tor, and he has gathered about him an
army of associates and contributors
lies will be a wet rent for the quality
of the matter, wbether it be on the
affairs of everyday life, morals, Meta
ture, politics, business, amueemente,
sports, auceebses or failures.
"The Tortmttr -Stag Weekly" will
contain retial fiction, short s(1)1'iee,
anecdotes cf public men, cartoons, �
( (1011014, and a score more features in a
Ill-p.ige paper, with seven columns lo•
the piste, excellently and freely illus-
trated in tine half -tune ieproductione.
and painted on a superior {taper --a uo
mean co utwtiter to the beet Illus -
t -tenant l' ItKltbb and American publica-
tions.
NO PRAISE TOO HIGH.
St. George, Man., Aptil llth.-
tSper•ial1 -"I buffered from a number
nolle Ssotuawearly. age,". writes Mr.
(ditties Wynn,. of SL. (iaurge. Nair. - t-
am now
in-
herited lily trouble from ray patents.
I was weak, nervous and run down. I
buffered ,fr lutckeche stud toy uses -
eke would cinutp. 1 had a heavy
dragging sensation actnib the loins. I
was always thirbty; I had great diffi-
culty in collecting my thoughts, and
my inemul )• was failing nae. 'I was in
n t)aJ elate when I commenced Lei Use
me
I)odd's Kidney Pill?, but tley gave
relief Crum the that box. They gave
me strength and helpeJ the very much
in every way."
Assisting a Good Work.
As Lai ellenly been stated in these
columns. J. 1. Carter, of.Sn rnin, form-
erly of Seaforth, bat invested it sum
of money in Ontario travernment
bonds. the interest of which is to be
devoted to pet pet' "1 scholarships for
the schools in different counties. In
order ilia! the return from this invest-
ment may be larger, • and that the
good work ineugul aced by Mr. Carter
stay •l.e more effective, the Ontario
Government has increa.secl, the rate of
intete'et on these bonds from four to
five per rent. The f•illuwiete from the •
report of the proceeding' in the Legis-
la'.ureedeel' more czplieitly with the
batter. The report save :
In order that Mr. .1. I. (.u'ter. of
Sarnia. lee able to endow ,cheol•. of
!fila (hooking at photo)e-"Oh, yes. the whole Province as be bas done m
five counties, Hun. Mr. Henna into.-
hr's Landeun►r enough, but he'd an diced a clause to give the Province
power to ply him five per cent. in-
t f
n -sof tutu on Government bonds..
ZAK-3•UK IN THREE ACCIDENTS
it wuuld leen that Zam-Bhk, thr
families healing balm we hest• so highly
spoken of everywhere, 1s particul.erly
useful in the fatuity circle. A red) Jet
sent by Mts. E.. Davey, led Ellice
Ave , Winnipeg. will 'ihusteate this.
Mbe says : "My little boy. of timer.
while playing, fell' ftteu a high veran-
dah to the gi 1, cutting his lore -
head -bed' y. _-tnseead-e+t--cxU" l a duo
tor who would unduubladly have put.
in a ntnnitt•r of stitch,,. 1 I. abed the
wound well, and , applied 7. tor•Buk.
The little ,fellow, although suffering
keenly, supm haul relief from his {rain.
ID the course of titer *Duke, be apply-
Z).o.1blk daily. the would in his
forehead was nicely healed.
". ince there I ser: alsu used 'un-
Buk for at boil which cause on my
cheek mid which pre y d vet panful
and looked unsightly. 'Lon -Bilk soon
diem the buil to ./1( hetet and it then
quickly b•tnished it. •
"Another time airy baby was 'wattled
on her left thigh. etre calf of leg with
ixlilit.g widen•. This was asrvele scald
and the cbild•sulfemit etue l), scream•
ing front plan. JJireotl,y it was dune 1
thought to use Z as we bad a
box in the house, and spreading betltu
on Tint 1' wrapped up the baby's limb.
Next morning she rested much easier
and 1 applied .a fresh heuldage with
'/.4m -Bak. 1 kept this treatment tip
daily and ,wa, rewatdo'J by seeing a
great iluprrvement tech •time I
411•e8114d the wound. in a very bhort
sp see•of thee the rcalda were all nicely
healed.'
•I cannot recommend this wonder-
ful healing pweptration toe highly for
Mutely sea,, •amt 1 have such great teeth
in its healing pewees that my lettere is
never without a hex.
For all'sain injure.* end din tree,
piles, re z •me,
salt the face
1.4)100 40I130k is absolut"it• un-
equalled. a>0e hoe all druggist.; and
centre, or•.la,st fne.lruw Z int Buk Co:.,
Toronto, for price, Refuse all imbed -
tutee.
elnvest 25 Cents ill a box of
Davis' Mcuthol Salve ( The
D. & L.") and be prepared for
a huudred ailments, which may
not be dangerous but are very
annoying and painf ul,like neu-
ralgia, earache, sprains, burns,
bruises,insect stings, cuts, piles,
etc. It is a household remedy
always useful for some trouble,
and should be kept in the
family medicine closet.
WILL MAKL,HAIre GROW
BEARINE
Prepared from tate grease -
of the Canadian )tear.
Delicately perfumed.
The Standard Pomade
for 4u Years.
All Dealers )Oc. per Jar.
Bub ', Lawrence Co.. `.lontreaL
-drwassillwweste_
A anew One.
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1fi111US UNIMEHTCA
-.LIMITED
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MIN IRtl'S
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Subset ine foe The Signal nee
FOR THAT TIRED FEELING
WE 1t1COMMEND
Nyai'a Spring.Tonic,
nae Ur et., - -
\\ and Sarsaparilla
Three ex,•ellent prcparatieldf ot- tie a lonthe apt ing
season when everybody
11. C. DUNLOP, The Druggist,
l,oderich.
13rtlfl)rti 131.). k,
THUneDAY, Amor. 14. IIMO i
Better Things for Goderich
Limbo kb petgde are asking for better goods than
they vete seti+fled with 50111e years ago. For
In•t.tnate they want better furnishings for the hone,
and -we ate showing SUMO special wood* iu
Mahogany Parlor Suites
Proving by Actual Experiment
The Kiln on the farm of James
tall (rem being destroyed by fire the
ether day: A amok from an 4.iigine
seed te operate a gt hider alighted on
tie -roof of the barn unnoticed and an-
other spare ignited s pile of fence
rails near by. Assistance arriviug in
time the danger was retnoved in • few
isinstea. eight to ten feet.
.7-set.iiiereeerf shingles were btu tied or
tern off to make sure thAt. the ti .. had
been ertinwnistred.
• Died in die Want.
Nehon Maunders, whose bome was
in Brusels locality, died in the-boa-
pital at Saskatoon on Montle'', 4th
inet. The deceased young nisli went
West, at out three years ago and to-
eated hottiemtead about fourteen
hoin Seskatoon. He spent lent
winter in Idaho and while there suf-
fered frtim an attack of la grippe.
but_had nearly recovered eefore re-
turning north to his homestead.
lermisy developed with fatal results.
Deceased was in his twenty-third yetis..
The remaihs were brought to Brunets
for hare ment.
• An Old Resident of Morris.
One of the pioneers of Huron county.
in the presets of Wm. Mhedden, of the
ith line ef •Morris township, pained to
his lewerd on Mareh Z7th. Ile we' in
his eight y-lifth yeAr. Ile Wilfl 1.01 11 it.
Ayrshire, Sentience and was mulled
el his now littreft partner in letS.
After living in tbe old land for Ogee
Pars they earno tO Canada and re-
sided fie a time at PATIO, where the
deceased followed bla Made u a tan-
ner. om that tow ft he removed I.0
Morris townehip. Betides the widow,
two sous anti two daughter, eurvive.
aw1UI rlUuuure.
`stella-" Whitt did he du 4 \ 1 ,(r
Rita -"Didn't I tell yam' lie made oar,.•
an awful fuse with me our bea,u71. and Mr. Hanna explained thatnve to
then a-kr1 Die if 1 tbought that dad Certer inveand tedrd mint' in Government R
would object to him As a stin•iubombe
Ism. I
said no, 1 thought not, and hs went lbodies in varioab schools. Ile already
had endowed schools in flve,i'•ounties,
iituaaway
and plu}xrsrd w m>' sister."-• and it was his intention to similarly
Illustrated Bas. - en Law other schools all over the Pruv•
• RED ROSE TEA. DINNER. ince.
Mi. Proudfoot, of CentreHuron
heartily concurred in the suggestion.
Toronto Staff Have Hoase•warmtng ►n Hon. Mr. Mann s replaiDed that last
New Quarters. year when the (western was up he was
The Toronto stet! of It. d Rose Ten not at I lath• to use Mr. l' 'trees
one night recently celebseted the ie• name or give ((reblicity to his ioten-
tione, as Mr. ltartrt mea nota men
inures of the l►nt.uio brau:6 into one• tint.
of the Iareebt wate1oures in the city
who liked to see himself in p
at 7 Fount street rest. Every member
of the staff ea, present and must of
their wive?. a'ai at 6:01 forty s•st down
in the twatd-rtanu to a very rojoyal le
►•antluet, I ad M (' ilrs. The Lotto lost.
after "Our Klug and Counts in -
eluded _"Mr. E.tnhr14'ke." ''The Tea
Itself." "flee T. avellel•','• -The Huube
$Goff." and "the Laltes."• The mana-
ger, Geulge H. l'umph;•11, {
land the ptoceeding14 were vet yspiritee
and jolt Rub L'ea,tlrwastuneblelto
cUrt''of jolly.
'
come up from headquarters ID St.
John. N. He and writ a telegram com-
plimenting Te i it lllrrer •
nusimess for March ante miming them
a teoroughly enjoyable
About IO oclockihelcioue om panyces n
journed to the b{
urogram of Raines and musical and lit-
erary nunbels male a fitting and
very entertaining conclusion to the
evening's enjoyment. The hit of the
evening was It lied Rue Tea song com-
posed by N. W. William. one of the
Toronto trarenlere. whielt he emir to
. ....�_ t,.,i.ie., \VedtlinR
that ;toe well worth the inapec(iun
of ,Menne who it thinking of
refurushtug the parlor the'
settee or
if not rt suite, Ilertlapr.
red. Our
goods arean odd lwell atedeiece , randiate in line
with that geld taste that
should e
should /be glad wtoh tshdw themhe home. to
you.
Geo. Johnston
Furniture and Undertaking.The Square.
esseretseereeeeeliees
house=cleaning Necessities
Liquid \''eneer -liteshery best furniture
polish.
Alabastine A large , variety ' of tints.
Paints -of all kinds, at 40C, and
_-r._..._ quart. . .
Vanni heS. Brighten up. IWe have a full
_�,� line of good Varnishes.
Varnish Stains You I can renew your
furniture with our
Sthins.
For floor we have
Floorglaze Enamel a 11 exce tionally
good line in Flom -glaze Enamel. We sell
Brushes.
The Howell Hardware Co.
I\1111 l)
This experiment will always Interest the chil-
dren, and will provoke a good 41,41 of IhidUin't.
The explanation. of course% that the Itald..tl
piece of paper which is isiserted into the. inverted
Mass drives out most of. the air. so that wl:en
the mouth of the glass is quickly put down into
the water there le very little air, and, (anise ,
quently. very little pressure above the. water
within the lease Hence, the weight or pressiaw
of the sir on the water outshie•the glass (fovea
the water up into the glass to °eclair tle• PP tza
from whence the alr was driven by the loom-
ing paper.
A practical demenstration of this kind ts always more cementing than no(
mere statement. ems ts particularly true ot medical remedies. .
The effect of the anti -toxin treatment for diphtheria Is noticeable ritlib, ., , -•
hours. so thatieveryone must believe in Its virtue. In a similar wa:,• tl.i. D. ,,.. ,
knotirn its ORANGE 1.IL.T gives a practical proof of the srogress it it !nolo,: ...:
curing women's disorders, and that, ton, within a few.daya after Lontmen, 1,. ens luso.
All authoritiee agree that in every case of women's (*.orders tb..re "vs.t.t•-, is
congested condition of the womanly organs. The eirculation lo thes, part::: 1•, :big-
tt if the blood was circulating freely. remain:: 1
Mr. whieh should be carr
education t1 work, and was working T.II.T is pot taken internally, but Is applied (Street to the suffering orgau
not a system by whieli he could best asatztotre%.edrel;1,troreTetoot.:1•,‘oilavetton;rrbireut
e‘iroe (he Mille. Ile tdeeided to per- I causing the InnarnMetion; ulcere, nervous troulien,' rte.. .iii•tinist to ' be 14:1',..ha't.e..-3'
menently endow nufficient counties in and It continues to he discharged unttl nit the foreign nnitter ,15 removed tic, r, Itii
the'Pf0Vinee MI as to give e sch Veal n. 1 ete re -retie". eftet the same dme
. trouble disappears, the circulation is resten,13 and goo:1 i.. ate:
the blood vessels nnd nerves are Ione/ ond :AD -. tu
0 'stern- t ten you that Orange idly le doing 'f,ne a sz,.. :I :1: al
plans he arrange ws
inent for the interest. He alreaely
bad endowed the counties of Lamb -
ton, theme Middlesex. Wellington
aud Pet th. The money helps the stu-
dents who nee(' it mut. and the week
Would be extendee. It heti occurred
-Me-Carter thet the Government
might pay five -per ATitt tn order
to assist him in his work the Govern-
ment bad decided to accede to the sug-
gestion. The bill was given Re third
A Directory of Breeders of Pure-bred
Dear Afrs. Curra .-
of gxsod. There uleers eorne away one or two eters .
fewer headache's. I feel sure I will be perfectly ettred in a little los, ..,y ,.1,...
The explanation of the Wonderful cures performed by DRAW: 1 1.1 1.V i • . •••••
rimple. It Is a scientific remedy, batted on the discoveries of l'esteet
The conditions existing in all female trouble. arie alike in eintrae.et ,,
degree and development only, RO that a positiVP remedy, .t. ,ORANDV:, 1,:..,.
_ lag woman that ORANGE LILY salt cure her. 1 make Ins following
Free -Trial -Offer- .
Day." It described the reniArkab y
rapid growth of Red Rose tea in On-
tario in a very few yt•ars tem' a new-
comer to it nester in the p.sekege tea
bu nese.
The menu and peigrent was de-
signed as a souvenir. 'I h frortt cover
wee a deem alive. design Id a t a plant
and on the 1.a..h cover KAI A Volatile in
colors of the St. John wisreht ever. Th.•
fit -A Fire was- -e- photograph of the
uto warehouse and was fonowett
Mr. testa -
heart to
hand
brooke, fecing the motto
reselve, a hese to et
to eseseute." The menu was towel
by a humorous sketch from "Pickwick
Papers'," that suited oschuirably, and
the toast list was enlivened with two.
After the pre anti b. r4111441111e.
bite of tea tory. •
Mies Retainer m, oho was In l e
city, wee to Ise present, but was indef.
posed, and a very pretty engraved liar
pin, pretested for her as a memento,
wasettent, to her. e
The evening altogether was one of
bright augury for the lied thee tea
hotlines. in Ontai it).
The branch of the live stock com-
missioner at, Ottawa has isstied a re-
vised edition ot the Directory of
breeders of ptsre-bred live lance in Can-
to thre-prefaceeeeuee
ft New Way to Raise the Wind.
A reeident of Turnberry township.
. while. visiting in Mildmay recentle.
ten Omit of the net -remit y moth with
which t n give hie friend.. a good time.
Meeting a man, accompanied lg all
menet. and info, neei lien that he
had heint epecial y Appointed to pee
tbat the law regarding the nine -
the of dogs was enforced. The
Uteltrel And it wu settled by the The profensionel point of vice. is
owner's bending over MAO et" a rs"" that of Alm humanitarian. A lwead."-
No Herm Done.
London TiteBite.
selfoppeinteu constable pointed out
that the matter might he quietly a
WM Send to every reader of they
WhO Surfers in any Way from
.nny of till' trietitles peculiar to
women. If 1.1114` send me her ad-
dre.., enough of the ORANGE LILY
treatment to 'last her 10 days. In
mane eaees this triol treatment 1.
plete eure, and In every instant.° it
Win give very noticeable retie. If
*rot owe it to
the e ork is a compilation of its or venom, ter yew- tiratalr and_ Ato
don received through cot•respeindence re
tulast °lifer. -and t cured in the
from hreedets in all the Provinces in privacy of your linme, without doe -
regard to the size of their bleeding 1 toes bilis or expense of any kind.
hetde, and the number of males sod Ilintiose 3 stamps, and address, MRS.
females of the SeVerld breeds they
have for sale. Tile Directory is pre-
pAred to assist fwtsons in locating
herdeest tuts and tInclit in their respec-
tive neighlenhoods, or be distant
rev s trout whites pure-bred ani-
mals may lre procured. It. is stated
ilt the Directoty this: enpiee will be
sent to ranehtnen, stock breeders.
secrets' ies of ferment' institutes, Agri -
minute! eocietiee, live block associa-
tions, and othere a ho nosy apply. for
Bentsen Nothing.
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