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pcocWn in tb. Maritime Court. etc. Private
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PILLORAN.
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IL TER. solicitor, notary public. Odloee-
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CHARLES OARROW, L.L.R., BA R
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rock. Money to lend at lowest rates.
11 O. JOHNSTON. BARRISTER
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INSURANCE. LOANS, ETC.
LJciiILLGP MUTUAL FIRE IN
ill d UR 41.14 C I C O. -Farm and isolated
tow.. iowp.riy insured.
udloen-J. B. Mul.san. Pres., deaforth P.O •
Js.. Coonolly, V.t.r-Pte.. Uuderh:b is. U.
Thema. IL lugs. +Sec.-1reas.. ti.atoith P. 0
Dttecwry-Wni. t.beoo). giesypna John
U. Uric v.. Winthrop; N' U1.am Rine. Constance:
John beewwela Hrnatultea : Janne Evans.
Beachwood - Jobs 14 gds. wck re : Malgobo
Lckwen. Mn.eta.ld.
Aasm.: J. N. Yeo HolmesvUk: R. Smith.
Harloek : Jas. CoamJngs, kju.00dvill.: E.
) tnchhy. tieafortb. Pot.oy-Wld.re Dan pay
s.sera.eaut ...0 get their cards reodpted at
Tort Mrew.'s, a.:tlatos. or at R. H. Cotte
teeters. Ehoeso..4eet. tioderloh.
c PRIVATE FUNDti TO
1r0 leas. Ape toY. O. CA74
.i towelster. Reath+ . street Ood.rich.
'11 ^ . R. ROBERTSON`. -
/I INQURANCZ AUIIiT.
Rita alto LMA ■I.e : British. Caaadla11 and
Amerfoom
t1u.Mr osaa AND Wvt ormse' Lt&BIL-
rrr : llheMctt
Oman Aaddeot aad Uuaraatee
i'ID VAI.OWMMI801Ia. Fag._
B.
Fidelity sad O.arantee Compan7.
OOos at reel_taos, northeast opener of Vic
sad 8t David'. streets'Rouse 17e
JOHN W. CRAIGIE, LIFE, FIRE
..a seoMe.t tasur.ncs. Agan+ loading
nutria and stsok oosp.ales. ]ns.«aU
nes WWooted on bee pl..s and at lowest Wee.
..011 at .acs. owner West Boma and Square
er address J. W. GRAMME. Uoderlsh. Oat
MARRIAGE LICENSER
GODICRICR. ONT.
MUIR or MARRIAGE LICENSE&
RAVING PAR LOR
REDFORD BLOCK BARBER SHO P.
.LIF -MR well -knows atrzpalgir stand
eters its piton". the in shaving
haircutting. et... shwapostas •
7:24S• Only tattled Made ennefersd.
tireiremairii Yee be appreciatod.
AUCTIOSEEMINO
general atationeer. Offices ags Roan
o trest win Iv He will De Mood at all tone.
K7.7. besid hi rive yen satletention.
MUSIC
gIODERICH CONSERVATORY OF
1.4 klurtic
W▪ m algae aod /Mum harmony. menterpeles.
etc • E. coma piano. hannomy. 01111.141,
N W. NW NM\ Agnmen.
laniermation as to mama etc . sOilft (b•
THE SIGNAL : GOI)ERICH O jTAR1(_
The Shame of Society.
Prom The Toronto Scar. Ain. tit
WM baste received for publication the following rein tattle
• • verses dealing with young Jardine. who lies in Goderich jail
and is to be baoged for murder on the morning of Friday next,
June 16. Twelve lines we have omitted. The verses atr the
manner of 'The Ballad of Reading Gaol," aod the evident dish e of
the Writer is not to condemn Goderich in particular, but to *roues
society to a nesse of reeponsibility in connection with persoes like
Jardine, who are permitted to &lit to crime and ruin.
Godericli town wakes Runner aim es
With many 31 gentle cell.
A fairer town did ne'er look down
A thousand eluding white steedm fret
Against her singine wall.
tioderich town today is held
In the bloneomed mins of June:
Her children tun. in the gold et :
And her /may lyres atune
Make soft. reply to tbe water's cry,
Rhythm to rhye, and rune.
Her curtsied knee now dtp..
her emelt. alight. wheo wings of white
Fan hither their solemn ships.
But, guests beware, for her beauty fair
Soon kisses a Borgia'm
Betwixt (-old Imre Goderich town.
Sad sight pervert leers:
And though' without the builders shout
He neither cares nor feats.
An organ wailing tit his lips
Is all his spirit beers.
Lo. seven churehes in the town.
That oite on Huron's hank.
And seven goodly minim Pr s.
Who, daily, render t batik..
That Buell an tbis 13/1 dine rame not,
From out their holy renks.
0. Goderich town, you nursed child
Who tugged at a 'wren breast
Is it etrange he came with a brain defiled,
And wakened your night of rest ?
Go look at his face. and twe tht• piece
Where might have prerieed.
0, Frankenstein. you made a man :
Goderich, you made nne ton
And now your bate would lift a pate,
Would dip the flag of Christ. to weit
On edict of tile Jew.
You need not slay Jardine this day,
Yon killed him long sign, awl laid
His better s. If to reet :
What lives hath no more mason than.
A babe upon the breasts
A whisper in • boy's soft ear.
Uttered the long ago,
Had kept hie manhood from arrear
That brought these hours ef woe -
A gentle word, and we bad heard
This day no hammer'e blow.
Goderice town wakes Huron's slumps
With many • 'gentle rag :
A fairer town did nel'eu look down
Where billows rise and fall.
A thousand eluding white 'treed. fret
A thousand chairing white steeds f I et
Where the reseed rand wounds hen'.
But up on her hill. she is planning to Lill
The brain of an imbecile.
And her *hips will linger a day to leer
The tale of a broken seal.
The tale of a broken oval, which God.
Alone should he called to break :
'Till His te keep the Avenging rod.
And the thirst of justice slake.
"Tie His to open the waiting sod,
Who gave, alone. should take.
And tonight her foot will pressit grime
1Fbtt erimeon flesh will east en blush
On the shamed cheeks of her sky.
DISTRICT NEWS.
Dr. Agnew. of Weigh/toe bas gone
on a trip to the Canadian WesL
Mr. end Mrs. George Peacock. of
Himmel°, celebrated their golden wed-
ding a few days ago
William Baird, a resident of Turn -
berry for many years. died on Mon-
day. June 5th. He was in his sixty-
sixth year.
George Littlefair Fells, a native of
Huron rfounty, is dead at his home in
Dickenson county, Eames, aged fifty-
four years. He had been a resident of
Kansas sioce 1966.
Mies Beatrice L Luker, a forme
Exeter young lady, was wedded at 14t.
Catharines to X. J. Chriotie, of Eze-
ter. The event took place on Wed-
nesday, June 7th.•
Miss Irene Davie, laughter of Mi.
and Mrs. H. Davie, of Wingbam, is
teaching school at • point...lily-live
miles from Mooselavr, Sask., at a
salary of $750 per annum.
Mies Minnie Thompeon. a nurse in
training in the hospital at Portage la
Prairie. Man., died of fever there *
few daye ago. She was P. daughter of
Mrs. Thompson, of Chnton.
Wednesda June 7tb, was the mar-
riage of km Almetta Hall to James
%lantern T. R. agent at hluevale.
James Feireervice, of Mullett. near
Lotelleeboro', pmehased the roll -
dents and Rfty !scree belonging to the
Tuckerminith. for which be paid lo.soo.
Carnochan, an old reeiderst
Seaforth passed away on Sunday.
June kb. aged oeventy-two years.
He was a native of Tuckerernith. be- ,
had t ail his life is that neighbor-
hood
The home of Mrs. John Marwick, at
Sestrwth. was the seem ,4 • very
pleasant event no Wedneedey of last
week, it being the megrims of the
marctoste of her dauOter. ea
William Haies, of Thwart Rm
A pretty wedding took place at the
house of Mr ea Mrs. Jamie R.
Troyer, fierifortb, ne Saturday, June
fird. when their daughter Mies Ethel
to
Herold B Atklmon. Tomato The
ceremony was performed at 2 o'clock
'by Rev. F. H. Larkin 'tad was wit -
nested by about minty -flee invited
Edmund elrinieng, a pioneer settler
of Willett, died oil ,Wedneadny. June
7th, aged seventy-flve ye's,. and PIN
months. He bad breit a 'esteem of
the townehip for fiftv-eight years.
A widow and a family a two sons and
two daughters ate left to mourn his
Joseph M. Ennis. a native of Grey
township. died tit Winnipeg on Sitter -
day. June erti. erred thirty-seven
-years- He had been poorly for ths
past yenr or more ond was en route to
the hot springs at, Bat if when he took
SO W01110 that the joureev was
never completed.
Wedneed ty of Imo week at the
home of J. W. Duncan, Witighate,
the conttacting par es beina Mr..
Duncan's daughter. Peat I Butte..
and Chtetter elon,l, moil clerk on
the I..., H. A: H. Hein. Mire J. Elder
Utuhrich. of Ouse A., eeteti as matron
of honor and the eddieg march wae
played by Miss Lanes here Hey.
H. Croly performed Lb. ceremony.
May. was milt n
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i'ltuRail tor. Ju :s *., 1911 i
FIELDING TO TUPPER. NATURE WILL CURE YOU
Ot Kidney Dimas*, Aided by Father
Morriscrs Re. 7.
tA.NISTER OF FINANCE ISSUES AN
OPEN LE I TER.
Kidney trouble is one of the most dis-
Shows that Sir Charles Criticized the
Fielchng Tariff of 1897, Which
Conservatives Now Acclaim -Con-
servative tiovernment Was Willing
to Geste United States Reciprocity
and Fishing Resets In Aodition.
Hen. We A. Flpilditte has adds -resod
•n 'men letter to Sir Cborles Tupper,
in which be Beebe+ at comiderable
length to Sir Charles' letter uf April
later had at the resent Montreal meet-
iroc amide him tbe object 3.1a political
atiaA from iv bleb his age •nd retire -
meat front public tile should nave
pima -eyed him. Hoi.. Mr. Fielding
...tete. enspitatleally that he Ilas not b -
nig to street. NW gust further to
p. ove that ler sate...erste regarding
the forfuer Consereitive Premier mete
After deceit ing that it is -maul al
and propri" that. public men (1 today
should occasionally refer to the utter-
ance. of thoiee mew jet -ceded them.
the Minister refers to his etatenient
at tbe Montreal meeting that the Litt-
ler o Governmeut bad not cent. d
tbe National Policy et the Coneervs-
Gee., because waren the Liheral tariff
policy ewe announc..1 it was wernily
attacked by Stir Charier . and hie fol-
lowers. He quotes Sir Charlet. Tup-
pet's famous recital of the pa raise/L-
eon ot industries thet was to follow
the going Into eprintiue cf the new
'A Wilted Misstatement "
Fielding, -wits on my pas t •a willful
concerning you in this cennection true
If you did use therm then there wAs no
misstatement. wiltil or otherwise, on
tuy port,' That you did me that words
its beyond all doubt:- They- are emu
the ofecial report. of your speech in
the House of Commons Hefner 1. '
The Ministet• tees. no Sir Chaelee
Tupper's claim that the Lieerel tariff
was later altered and so beesetie are
ceotnbie to the Oppoeit" . The pub-
lic records, be esys. seow that Sir
Cheers and hie easocottes rontiniied
to condemn the new !al dr evsn titter
thew. amendnienta were ill, rodue.d.
The Finance Minkitei then'iurns his
attention to the second reference
he inaie to Sir Charte...tt the meeting
in relation to the treaty of letIti. weiicb
the United 5 tiles Senate failed to
ratify. He states that there is no
foiled/item for the complaint theft he
spoke in depreciatory terms of Sir
tians at Washington. He pointe oin
that he merely stated that Sir Charles
wee 8) anxious for reciprocity that. he
had offered to give the Attire icon.. in
addition to the ordinal y exehangte of
teeth% free access t ., the fishing
privileges of the Dominion, while the
present agrrement revere...it that the
former l'reinier wanted without in-
fr iiging upon an: rights of CinAtlian
-Yon say," continues the letter,
moduli vivendi could a fish Ise caught
in Ca. adian waters hy Americans, as
urgent appeel for that privilegt• by the
Knocknig Down a Straw Man.
Jobe Scarlett Driving Accident.
John Scarlett, 3.1 Mekillop, had a
the other day. He eras driving, whet.
the king -holt of the buggy broke rind
the front wheel,. earoe away _from the
ather part of the rig. When the
front of the huggy dropped Mr. Seer -
lett was thrown out alai the wheels
passed over him. He waft slightly cut
about am head. but escaped without
serious injure.
Will Hays Married at Breadon
ding_wao performed at the residence
of R. H. Jobnenn. of Brandon,
eientioha. tincle of the beide,
Thursday las. when William T.
Hays. of Wa, was united in mar-
riage with Ma Ruth Honor Johnson.
R. Have, of seaforth. and Mies John-
son is a daughter of Mrs. D. W. John-
, ono. also of teesforth Mr. and Mra.
I Hays have many friends in eleeforth.
who will aniut with uo in coegratula-
tines and beet wishes for their future
=ease and penspiority They will
in Regina. where We Hem
Deforms, is the ulna complicated.
the most indirect. sod the most ale -
This .taiement tle• Minister of Fin -
twee chatecterizes the old device of
raising a man of met yr and then pro-
ceeding to knock him dots - at tt ihut-
not soy and then pro. ceding to de "Uncle Pete, why dou•t you get
not to the treaty itself, but to nego i- 1 ye see, salt, ari' if 1 don t ny her
shoes an' stocking. .1.0 ontlia get
would bah to buy t1.11. Cog., for iny
wife, and daf. weld I be te hong de ahoy*
an' stockings right oot of me siouldei's
to backache and rli uniatism. This is
tressing ailments of liankind. and leads
because of the imp° :owe of the work
done by the kidneye,- work which must
proceed normallr to insure good health
A very large proportion of civilized
people have some form of kidney trouher,
sometimes without knowing that their
malady is of that nature. Many obscure
pains can often be traced to diseased
These organs are the filters of the body.
Their funcuon is to strain out of the blood
and eliminate through the bladder the
wore out tissue and other inipurities
gathered by the blood in its course.
When the kidneys beconw congested
'and sluggish, these inipurities, including
the irritating and poisonous uric acid, are
not entirely renloved from the biood
The result is that the uric acid is deposit-
ed in the joints and tissues. causing the
apahies of rheumatism and frequently
affecting the liver and other organs. .
Fathec Morriscy, the famous priest -
physician of liartibugue, N 11 , after much
research compounded a remedy which
worked hand in hand with Nature. His
doctrine, justified by thousands of cures,
was that the need is not a patcheork
relief, but a treatment that will enable
the forces of Nature, working through
the kidneys, to accomplish their intend-
ed work.
His famous prescription, No. 7, assists
the kidneys to work vigorously and elim-
inate the harmful uric acid from the
whole system. In the form of tablets,
No 7 is easy to take, and will effect cures
where other remedies have failed. Do
not trifle with kidney diseaee, but take
Nu. 7 Tablets, tlic treatment that pas
proved so successful with other sufferers.
50c. a box, at your druggist's or from
Father Morriscy Medicine Co Ltd ,
Montreal. Que.
merit that yol, ...4411. on offer to give
1.e Attictira.11, o alai, ion to the
ees.your lisit.og I., leges or the
'i he A tn. r cans rejected
Rsferroig to Sir Charles Tupper...
ment t "t11.4 was the first time any
part to the Koirre wool.] enjoy peer -
et en t lel tuftat went inn( oreign country
to the rest ot th.- Empire." the Fin -
*use Minister ooilit• out. Ile he did in
his letter to The Loudon Moruing
Post, that Lerd Selborne was mei-
token and that the agreement makes
no precedent in that respect.
No Conservative Protest.
Speaking of the preference, Mr.
Fielding .titee that if the trade ar-
rangements with other countries
"whittled away the preference," na
protests r.to.e from t 1,e Conservative
side of Ate Ileiew. 'I • tale .exception
was the F.elleti I rent . and upon that
the lifted tht Con -erv.., lees supported
the Governmeto. "If there has
Seen wriy fettling awey of the Firit-
"one thing is vet y plain. andFitehhiliitngie
[hot if you told your friends had lied
their way there ould have been no
British p. ef •r -e..••• to whittle away. -
closing hi- I ',ter, Mr. Fielding
mid steadily opp. soil the preference,
holding that before Calinda should do
onything • tweet change
whole fiscal I•ymle111 mild put aaluty on
foreign products.
w Skinner- "Gixol morning, ma'am.
Did you ever see anything so unsettled
es the weather has been lately ?''
Mrs. fleshly -•• Well. there's your
hoard bill, Mr. Skinner. -
stifles which preesled if. and to an
offer made ey you which the on.ri-
co ns rejected lion have, by 'the
pp+ device to which I have eeferred.
app. ared to den, the.. I shrill now
move la of your ref ti motile the cor-
rectne.• of my otateinent."
Mr. Fielding then peore•eds to q
frem Sir Charles' addreo. in the
Wee.. id' C011111101 • in the of
thee in which tbe totieet atter It ader
gave an account of the negotintionot at
Washington. Accoiding to Hansard,
Sir Charlet., atter stating that he went
to Warthington to ..ecure "as near All
approach to the reciprocity treaty of
1814 as I could obtain. ' snys : ••1 think
yon will have no doubt about the
comer pursued by nie after 'reading
the propoeition thot I made in the
Conference on the 3rd of Decemher,
For United States Fishermen.
•14ir Choir.-- begged leave to submit
lion with 111.• tislita ire it i• proposed
teat the flah. rtneti beth countries.
omen have .11 the privil. gee enjoyed
during the exi.tenee of the 11.Meries
articles ol he treat of Washington
in consideration of fnutual arrange-
ments providing frit greater freedom
of commercial Intel ocsusiw between
the I7nited Motor and Caned* and
"Here we have.. points out Mr.
••from yeor 01.11 lip.. the
bored to you weet to Wrishington
under inotructiorm to obtain as near
An apwoach to the eeiptrocity treaty
of I/64 as rould ,teitined. and that
you in a formal owe proposted to the
American netrotiaire • that the Ameri-
privileges enjoyed daring the esiet-
treaty of Washington."
Mr. Fielding then qiioses from
article 18 of the Trrety of Washing -
toe. lff/1. In wbich it eiltreed time let
addition to the Meg -1y secured to this
American Sehessoen by the siesta -
Lion of 1618 between Urea Britaia sod
British Meth America deSeed. the
Ameriese fishermen, 'MIA have -lib-
art t,t tak• fish ad every kind 'seem
m the smerasta and Mores. in
the bays and baCwies sad week. of
of ▪ Poises Edward inigag."
"1 have proved mit of year ow*
Are Your Kidneys
Working Properly?,
I• Will. Pay You Well to "lake Sure
There's been a lot of "guessing" about
recumatis:n and rheumatic pains gener-
ally, but you can be dead sure that little
oain scow,' your back came trom de-
ereaeed kidney action.
rs. kidaev's duty is to filter the blood
take out tlit impurities collected by
the returning blotx1 stream -do it just
al,sor'r-nt cotton in a funnel filters
is no "patent " witeicine,
•^YThe 1.1'..1 of pr ,ved Yalu... More than
.eat. it his been prove.1 tiv thousands
weer '11V:. ead g'.a r:lief from its use.
tiler n -shin:,,, -elite so rli...trable as
dragghist results of sick kidneys.
a•ou au trilling with your own future
a. a n:essast home treatment with Nyaes
Stns.. Rent Compound when results are
It soothes bladder ation, gives
you rest and comfert at r.iyht, and makes
iiie ooce more enjoyable
The *Inert, liver ar ! %ladder are all
Steer Root Compound is part
designed to help them all.
Reid asd gear steed by :
GODERICH
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Hosiery
Neckwear
Belts
Ribbons
Combs
In the fibrive lines you will always
flnd a most mere', stock of all that ie new
and up-tr.-date, inductee( the levet New
York styles elumet an ...on as shown in
the cities.
GLOVES
For absolute satisfaction in Gloves
we recommend Perrin's Kid and Fehrie
and Keyser Fabric Gloves.
Perrin'e Gloves in lisle thread. extro
quality, in white. chempagne. tan, gray.
navy. black, two dome festopers, pei feet -
fitting, per pair, ric.
Koyser patent double - tipped Silk
(novas, the glove with the guarantee.
pee pair. 75c. In elbow length, $1.0111 per
HOSIERY
asCall Paters Rs. 411117
Heidi ttttt make. in white, sky. pink, Kitty, hies. IS esets
Sprees' value in lisle three.' limo,
ton, CAI dinal. champagne and black, vet•y rGpealirrUlair.
See Mir specie' black lisle Hos*, Radium 11.40, rs tor $1.011„
NEW AND STYLISH NECKWEAR
cool and comforta9e for su llllll er wear, at 25e, 35,,, an I e h.
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NEW BELTS . NEW COM
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HOW TO HAVE
tylish Footwear
If you buy a fIrst-class
shoe. flop-, you want that
stme mode in the latest
style
NVhy should von nay
the price of a high-clare
shoe, and, in teturit. get a
shoe one or two /orisons
How dt. you now,
for instant..., w heti you ask
for the neweet footwear
that yoteie actually get
But why tisk e chance' ?
Why not ask for he
shoes that lead the st yips
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are other fashionable shear
how are yen to knee them?
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The Square
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rlartin • Senour Paint
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take any ean rIllartin-Stirour" Point off our shelves. and
hove it analysed by any reliable chemist. If you do not And it
absolutely pure end exactly as we MAIM. we will pay the
she mem aetrinatteGyoLriu %resent of 111100 for your trouble. We
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