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District News.
game ti .i�et bas 'obasad K. way clod the horse fel into flee water
a dwellin is Zue{e6 foe ij>).lat1. i ktioekiaw t
Mrs. Louisa !dames. IS tai eeeid at
d Clinton. diad os y. march
nth.
Mrs- Wm. hits boo bought P.
t'ipples dwelling In Eurieb, p•yiog
sum for it.
Michael 13. Jaen* has sold his text y-
*ar. farm in Hay township to John
$tb, for hLi,JOU.
Foxdwicnh baa a � wee_
seal dogs in that been
woad to be atfliatad
After a long Blume 1M ORM mei-
called away Mies adith Inman,
g( teasels, on Thursday. March 14th,
Usdsay Bishop. • former ret lent
dhhieter, is dead at Los Angeles, Cal -
'fertile at the age of th rtywven
yew"
Wm. Fiber, of the 3rd cobomeioo
d (.t», hada quantity of hay and
roiled Dour stolen out of his barn one
seeing re, PO( /y.
THE SIGNAL : GO
flow, into it ; indeed, this manual
streams that maintain the water levels
of all the upper lakes are on the Cana-
dian side. Seemingly little water
lows out of it. Ica surface level and
that of Iarke Hu1,ou are giveu ale the
ve the sea And re-
,.rra natural or arti-
hut, the dem• would caan inflow trivil
Lake
ghSt.i0rds d�rotthrough te St. Clair andRiven, and, it large and long contin-
tod, wouki operate to lessen tbs depth
of water in the harbors of the chief
lake shipping citta. practically all of
which have been despeaed by atifleial
weans. Such deepening works are
costly, and their value to trade should
not be needlessly reduced. if the
granting of tbe Chicago request for
pm -mission to largely increase the out-
flow from Lake Michigan through the
drainage canele is considered likely
to ls.eo the depth of water in the
navigation charnels and harbors, the
greaCer interest eheuld prevail ; and,
no doubt. it will.
A Feast Of Reason.
There are few Canadian publications
so well "south while" se World
Wide, which is x weekly reprint of
articles acid cartoons front the lead-
ing tbe currentthought of
and reviews
both hem -
spberrs.
Without wisdom of ire own, "World
Wide' reflect* the wisdom of the
aapptte-the day -the hour -the moment.
Without opioionaof its owl). "World
Wide" beats to the tick of modern
British and American thought.
-World Wide" finds a welcome plsoe
on the •tiely table. Business omen.
preacher*, teecbere, writers, and
thinking people in all walks of life
hail it .. a moat delightful visitor.
An effort is made G, select the .r -
yirle. each week so that due propor-
tion is given to the verinur fields of
humeri interest, to the shifting scenes
of the world's great drama. to letters
and science, end beautiful things.
There is no paper more acceptable
than World Wide to the busy man or
woman who wants to keep in touch
with the world'" thinking, and many
01 World W idds readers would heart-
ily endorse the words of one of them
who says -almost every article in al-
ntost every issue you feel you would
like to show to a friend or put away
among your treasures." Or of an-
other, "World Wide is • mine of in-
formation, good to have, hard to do
without.'
If you do riot know Work! Wide
persteally. the publishers will gladly
send eawplee free of charge on apple
cxtion. World Wide sells at five
cents l.ic) per copy. hut the yearly
suhieriptio,t is only *1.50 a year. On
one year's triml to new subscribers,
only Adderese, Johnty mentioning
ougall&Son. W��e s
Office, Montreal.
oto the croak Mrs. Stead- tame, 681 feet a.
' UL of the d roam of lar wa
Gal -
cutler. bit lumped
ugly damage being done to the bridge
hile
Dr. HP
Poisoned
nevew a u .g hmt�
surgeon at Victoria hospital. London,
aod a former Stephen towoebip boy,
is suffering from • severe attack of
septic patrolling contracted while
opsretittig us • putout His Boger
was pierced with* needle, but it did
the arm ary began to swell xud It was
nt the elbow and he otbbeewo ra t the
shoulder.
Bereft of Wife. Horns and Cow.
Jobn McCreigbh of uses Winglam,
it one who knows from experience
that troublesefteu do not come /singly.
A abort time set) he was irere•ved h
y
the death of his wife and Ire himself
was laid arise fora time by en attack
of pneumonia. Tben one of bis coos
weenie 111, ,e id this sow followed by
tie death of one of his beet working
ores. A few days ago his boy. let
Le cows out to water and in their
roaming about they knocked down
bars in a gap which let them on to the
ilway trek just as a freight train
cats along. One of hie heat cow, was
Med acid another was so badly in-
ured that it oho may have to bre put
art of misery.
Medal for Life-saving.
The presentation of the medal of
e Royal Humane Society to W.
filaln.e, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
eines, wits an event of interest in the
ours�[t man's home town of Wiglant
n Fridayevening. March 16th.
oung Hanes was time rewarded for
t of bravery in saving • tom-
e's life last Christmas Day. On
t oocaeioD Earl John., Frank Gal
kiynoonewar
not hotherblea for some tient. Thin
yr. i l . Dowding. a resident of 1 ,
Clinton fur the last seversl yearn, died
suddenly 11, that town oo Tuesday f h
troreteg .1 Wet week. 1 b
Atter two week' dimes of la grippe
sed pneumonia Miss![ ay passed
away at lrorJwlch on edoe.day, ra
drab 1atb. Ston woe eighty year* of
('• k
The r,s.ideuce of A. M. Vr•llek iu f
the township of Turoberry was d... o
tnryed with all ite contents oft Wed-
essdsy afternoon, March 13th. The
house wa, a substantial and comfort -
stile Doe. Only • esti! insurance was Lb
eared.
A heavy burden of .orrow hay Laden
upie' the borne of Mrs. E. Brock, of
Waltham, in the death of her laugh- o
err, cis• t•ixrx, Her decals. followed
.erectl u.•.ks of inteste suffering 'M ac
frau iuft..utuat.ory rbeurnati.m. The rad
the
young lady was only eighteen years of
brei
a�sk
J. 11. tichennau, teller in Molso . is
bank at Clinton. bas been transferred fee
w 111.- Calgary brunch. His rune slime v
th aitd Gordon Buchan,u were
•ting at the river dam, and ventur-
g out too far they broke through the
and were plunged into the water.
war cf them succeeded in gettiug our,
bot Earl Johna was unable to do so.
other, gave the alarm to Will
nes and Richard Lloyd. who were
ying hockey near the shore. With
e assistance of Nome hoards torn
m • nearby fence. Will Haines waa
e to rescue the drowning boy.
yor $potion pretilyd dieing the
proceedings when the presentation
trade. An eddies' wag given by
H. Muriel/see, M. Y. P., n no then
cid the modest young life-saver
handsome medal,
who T. !Moloy, bowwar manager of
oke Uasteeood branch and prior to The
Oro he had charge of the branch at Hai
Brumfield. p1.
Mrs. William Klder. formerly of th
T ekersmith, peered awayIl fro
it the borne ut her son-inw, Andrew ab]
Mob, in 1 -Shorne, on Pridary,,, March Ma
13th. She w..i eighty-one years of
.\ faouily n! t�hrroe soca
daughter 'orrice. A.
Afters; hen,ic fight for fife Sarah band
Jane Plum, widow of the late Charles ode
Rosell, of t., ey town.hlp. passed to
bee reward ..n Friday-, Marsh 16th.
The deceased was in Ism fifty-ninth
year. A family of five daughters and But
three sons survive,
John Delbridte, of Cowen.. had the N
sirfortutie to lose a oiliest* young tie
Hereford bull by hanging in the stall uiati
ie the stable. The chain on the ao. of th
itnal became tangled sod the animal Dodd
Deihridge bought the roast just about •J
siget weeks ago. „
not
The dwelling on the -old Whiteford turn
farm on the London road, near Rodger. me t
olle, owned by Robt, Roes. was da ve
saoyed- by dee a few nights ago- The mmuc
hoose had been occupied try Wm. Tay- take
lor, who moved out that day, and no that
person was near the place at the time 0
the fire occurred. Kirit
' tad one wa.
HE WAS IN AGONY
Dodd's Kidney Pills Quickly Clued
W. F. Black's Scietica.
ewcaatle, N. d., March l5.--lype-
O--Relieved of the agonies of
Lica and lame hack, Wm. F. Black,
s place. is telliog his friends that.
's Kidney Pills are all that they
recommended.
was in agony," Mr. Black states,
being able to lace my shoes or
over in red- A friend advised
o take Dodd's Kidney Pills and
nae some of tbem. I didn't have
h faith in them but started to
them and found them to be all
was claimed for them."
'hers here who have used Dodds
ey Pil1e for kidoey diseases are of
same opinion as Mr. Black. They
that no kidnev disease can
before Dodd's Kidney Pills.
lost bis footing strangling itself. M
r.
The sad news was received at Exeter the
of the death of Vercy Lancelot, et ehaim
Denver, Colorado. Death was dee to stated
pneumonia, of which the you ttsa
bad been ill only a few days, The de-
ceased was twenty-eight years oaf age. Tw
The body was brought to Exeter for cabin
interment, his parents residing there No
"Done at the Start."
o old settlers sat smoking in a
far away in the back woods.
woman a hand desecrated that
n and grime reigned supreme
William Black, who had been a &mei
''mak for five years in the store of and
Matin, & Co.. Wroxeter, was surprised drifted
on a recent evening when bis young "Yaws,
friends presented him with a gold with
watch and a purse of money accom- tbere
paoltld by an itddress. Mr. Bieck has never
left for hie new home at Didsbwas
Mbeiia ury, "Well
A sudden bereavement came to a sMull in
iorda
Winitiwt, home on Fr•id3aevening.
M when lies. . .�. C: dam'
triumphant. ,The conversation
from politico to cooking.
" staid the elder of the two,
a drawl. "I did get one of them
cook books, wunet, but I could
do nothing with it." "What
the hitch ?' inquired the other.th th
, every one of those recipes be -
the same way. wie same
Every one slid, Take a clean
--and 1 never got no further."
nlogbam was taken ill while prepar-
ing the evening meal and expired aI-
oat immediately. The deceased was
forty.geven years of age, and was N'ar'y
ed to her now bereft p•gtoer
twenty-three years ago
We
On Wednesday afternoon of last ow
elk Rev. Dr. Oaten, of Brussels. tied grow
the auttrinumiel knot NI out
C. G1e.uier, between Daniel _hag
farmer ri Greywell known young l.ngth
erne 0f el towoablp, and Mise Kg�t
of Brussels. The it to be.
young couple are away on a wedding until h
tour to Guelph, Hamilton and Lou- rectus)
DON'T BE BALD.,
Asyooe May Secure a Splendid
Growth 01 Hair.
have a remedy that bas aided to
hair and prevented baldness in
of 100 easel where used accord -
directions for a reasonable
of time. That may seem like a
statement -it is and we mean
and no one should doubt it
e ha. put our claims to ao
test.
A
{tett w We
y wedding was sokmoised Tonic
ben/art the home of John Bosh in Toro- baldness,
tt"e
Lilian, 1nvbi0. os Woodsy. March roots.
$• , wen his wawoo• dsagbt.r, Mies hair, the
s nailed 111 the holy ties
�e�r, of matrisoq7 to Waldo X. p� tee
�`. R K C�llls, of Wrox- it does
Performed the ceremony.The the neer
ouphr will reside in wick hexal
i1'' ant to
Yr. and Mrs. Jos. Hawkins. o[ Elim -who will lighttul
r were igii°so a earPrise Exeter shortly and
about sixty of th�ile on imoId of
ay evening of last weak. Te the Sold
'tie of the ev M biseees war Stone.
�d and P $ulnare
Lbs ���
held by thsU
Tbr 41jr aft north' Lillian Th» di
yid Co
of Mr. and Mrs.
t
W. K Smear North, to
eaoitlttt of Veborne,
O es WedMetse�
1 tied chs ktt of hat not. llos
to Detroit
murder y nd . it, bridal
return will' and a
married
ns th Rr°°'n's ,. Ushers.
,•^Me Net. T. A. sad Mea Steed -
are so certain Revolt "illi" Hale
will sure dandruff, prevent
stimulate the scalp and beir
stop falling fair and grow new
t we personally give our posi-
guarantee to refund every penny
for it in every instance where
not give entire sstisfaction to
1 "Ur Hair Tonic is ea pleas -
use as Blear water. 1 t in de-
fy perfumed, and doss not
or gum the hair. Two sixes.
111. With our guarantee
tt, you certainly take no risk.
oil al our *toes -The Rexall
1!l. C. Dunlop, eouth side of
n Alibi was
the high to fedi-
held they
M •
As, Aleht ea a mewl •v g bF
Mims
kyr r,( two q Venuetea a..
5.1 ' to as taw Mil.
sMnuw
jthe bass road
+sW
IV cert tbi�i+N�1-
brld.% Daft {fie
The Lake Levels.
meetr.v ti tettte.
version of water free) Lek
Michigan to the Mlsseselppi Valley 1
eoasast$oe with the Chicago drain*g
and mairigishies pt °posals, while it wo-
ollens °anodise
intermits, cooaern.
United Staffs ports on lakes Huron
and ibis, .54 on Late Onte in. even
more. $�� tad Cleveland would
softer esteem most as the Weiland
01111111 or MiUaad or Dep.r. Harbor by
a drawlaOg� away to the *oath of writes
that, 1bllow10g the muss( suers,
woeid reset the crease he way of the
*t. berg seses. The werk wee a large
ems sad the mash frost a sanitary
plat et view has bees elat01* tots.
It doge not appear to have hens b
iMsd that, as yet, the et
water withdrawn bee affeelsed j
teresU of greet Imes On
nag a betty ao hare ea Like it
take . Hem Ile
bot thea k In Mehl e. 10
what the itilf.,t la. Lake Mkbigan
highs peenMaritJtie 4,, large elver.
Every Horne a Cortege.
By wrens of the excellent Home
Study reparUiient connected with
the $potion Business College., thou-
sands of young people are learning
while they earn. Many study entirely
at home and others study partly et
home and finish at the Business
College. This chain of cglleges with
its Home Study Department train,
over two thousand young Canadirins
annually. it.s graduates are to be
found in leading positions thieughout
Canada and United States. Any young
person who is desirous of bettering
his or her condition in 11fe should
write today to the nearest Spottoo
Business College. Thee colleges are
situated at Londoo, Welland, Peter-
borough, %hingbarn. Clinton Orange-
ville and Walkerton, and have been
established during the past thirty
years.
HOSPITAL UOARD OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKING AT YOUR DOOR.
To Ike tighter of The Signal.
81K, --A letter in The Ooderich Star
of last week draws attention to some
farts in connection with the hospice.l
which are not generally known and
which foo not reflect favorably nn the
internal economy or the building.
The people of Godriich are awakening
to the absolute necessity of a hospital.
The question is not now as to the use-
fulness of such no institution, but one
involving the highest attainable con-
ditions of efficiency- in connection
therewith. As pointed out by "Citi-
zen," the present boeipital is not *mil-
itary lor is it cooveoient. Further
than this. it is not adequate to the de -
mads made upon it. By remaining
in the present quarters the board and
others interested in hospital work will
ever labor at a disadvantage ; their in-
telligence and energy will ever owl
cramped and the results attained ail
ever be unsatisfactory. The sugges-
tion made by the writer above quoted,
that the Cameron property be bought
by the hospital board, and then the
people asked to vote sufficient funds
to fix it up at an up-to-date building.
le worthy of serious cnnsideration-
This property offers an ideal site the
price is low, ridiculously low. The
outbuilding., could he marlfor Isola-
tion purposes It has often occurred
to me that this property could be ad-
vantageously subdivided into town
Iota and pert on the market at a gond
profit. if there is any hope in tbefut-
ues of the town, the price asked for
this band is a mere bngate'le. It is
likely a few ytere from now people
will refer to 11ee price for this beauti-
ful -location se almost iire l'Nlible. This
is the time for action. (fere is an op-
portunity. a splendid rppotuntty, to
etquite one of the finest hospital
mites atiwineble. Are you est
e t,lth exiting rnnditinn:.? is the
present state of things good
for tie board and justiidable to
people of Goderieh ?
OPP0RTUSITT,
Goderieh, March iia-•
Cout/ 5. Spared.
Mrs. Hen was in tear.. One of ber
little one. had been ..ref/ed to niake
a report for a visiting elergyslan.
Meer tip. madam,. said the roos-
ter, comfortingly. "You should re-
joice that year eon is entering the
sisistry. He was ponr,y qualified for
a lay member, anyhow.
a Vahe11bte Suggestion.
ail 1
rush! ,lsk way fo1 make the
Rr_ ssrk� their eyes ow ti .
/ Little
Tossey-Pa, you west to pot
the reek right behind the pulpit.
ONTARIO lSDUCA Al-
IATION.
Soma Notes of the
anal Meeting to
The Oo trio *4
tion, which bolds lie
ing In Toronto d
(April M to 111, is
au lutes -sating d
usual proosdure,
poet it has had as
at rte evening user
educators from
visitors have neon
and while their
much appreciated, t >" Aesoelatinn
has decided to give 'Me you the
place* of houor on lie program to Ca-
nadians,
The Venerable u Cody, of
Toronto, has oonaawdu Zoe
the
Association on Bd n in 11�ela-
tion to National Cbter " while
)NTAKIM )
ss
for the As-
WeeAbash-
k
.
-H
ter week
this year
from ice
uy year.
t • 01114 speakers
dletinguished
Wbile these
• welt:owed
have been
Principal Macdntyra Winnipeg
Normal School will Wag . neesesge
from the Western Proebiea/s and will
deliver an address ou ole topic "An
Efficient *dueatlol)."
Additional Iatere.t is added to the
pFnly}�orapre� by the fact that lir. Hen• y
of the
Retiggioue Education
dation. rod a
apeelerof note,bascosMtisd to he errs -
501 and toeless twoadd.asaes,une bet ore
the training departutsat oo"The Wider
Aspects
one before the general asaociattion on
the publiosehnn) es a factor in the de-
velopment of religious character.
The prreident for the present year,
J. H. Laughton, of ill, repre-
sents the paWic and high school tes-
tees of the Province. 'bids empba-
sizee the scope of the acH sties of the
Association end the sentative
The i
character of ite membse�ip-
* anxious
tbat the attendance at the fo th oto-,.
dog meeting shall be the largest in the
Mutiny of the Asaociatiou. Special
rates are granted oar ail the railways
end the University of Toronto is coop-
erating with the local committee to pro-
vide ample accommodation for the
meetings of the large number of de-
partments and sections into which the
A.sociation is now divided.
The secretary-, R. W. Dean, 216
Cerltcu street, Toronto, will be
pleased to send copies of the program
to all who may be interested and give
any aaaistance within his power to
those wbo are Dlsoning to attend.
Why I Buy at Hoene,
Because wy interests are herr.
Because the ounnunity that is good
enough for Inc to live in is good
enough for me to buy in.
Because 1 believe in trans acting bus-
iness with my friends.
Because I want to get what I buy
when i pay for it.
Because my- home dealer '•carries"
me when 1 run short.
Because every dollar I spend at
home stays at home and works for the
welfare of my Jame town.
Because the man I buy from stands
back of the goods.
Because f sell what I produce bete
at home.
Because the imam I buy from pays
his part of the town, district and Pro-
vincial taxes.
Because the man I buy from helps
su p,tt my school, my church, my
lodge, my home-
Bersuee when ill -luck, misfortune
or bereavement comes, the man I buy
from is here with his kindly greeting,
his words of cbeer, and his pocket-
book if needs be,
Here I live and here I buy.
Sir James' Poor Argument.
Ottawa Journal (Conservation
Speaking at a meeting in Ottawa re-
cently. Mr. Fripp, M. P., expressed
the view that the Whitney Govern-
ment will in time come to the view
that Ontario municipalities should
have tbe option of imposing a lower
tax upon buildings and improvementa
than upon land. It ie to be hoped
that Mr. Fripp is right. We imagine
that a majority of people in Ontario
desire the option : and we feel sure
that most of those who may object to
other people being given the option
would change their mind sttow bear-
ing fair argument, Sir James Whit-
ney used an unfortunate comparison
in this ease, we think, when he con-
demned as unfair to farmers the ides
of a lower tax rete un buildings than
on land. "Would it be just," he
!ked, "that a farther wbo had only a
+4,000 house on bis 114,000 farm should
be taxed as mush as a farmer who
owned a *111,000 house on a *4,000
farm 7'
An
make onemhnot nintdeevera1d tends to
different
ways. First. what is asked of the
Premier is not to assent to any species
of tazation, but to give to each muni-
cipality the right to choose for itself,
So that where farmers fare in a majority
ajc
orp y an
do es the farmers please. $eoondly,
the Premier knows perfectly that *4,-
000 farms don't have =16,000 houses.
Thirdly, wbv should even a farmer
who has the brain, and ability to suc-
ceed, and make enough money to put
up a better boos* than his neigblacgv,
he taxed hayily on his
house which by its good eliminations r
the value of not only his own LIMO
but of every other farts near
To be trusted is a greater cot, 1i-
ment than to be loved. -George I&.
iDotwid.
ONE SINGLE PILL
GAYE GREAT RELIEF
FOUR Nis CURED ROI
a.
"1 suffered fii � ey Troubleeffoor
several yea and tried numerous re-
medies
declars' prescriptions
without permanent relief my case
being chronic. After seeing about Gin
Pills, and as it is a well known fact
ex-
cellentthat Juniper for the Kidneys, I alcohol
drto try
Gin Pills. One mingle pin gave me great
reilef. 1 have now taken almost four
beam of (MO Pills andfindmyself com-
pletely mad. NO more had htunor-
ta.crease fe weight --clear eyes -fresh
Is what ria P, donvigor.
( mThis
e
i< Sde Pas well de ttH. helsames
for youT-
_, pm ewe ea trouble with your
aattatrs or ]er-or if you suffer
ed& Pieta is the Back or Rheumatism.
I you buy them. \Vrite
accessDreg & Chemical Co, of
Limited, Dept. A Toronto
kit w sample. Then ret the regular
athletes at your dealer 5-eoe. a box,
Pefee 91
To IIMMITOL DI BMX
DAYS
lora 134ifaa 17 tow .seat
teem ape sea mese it min
bas i.a dart to rasa Iflsbs
*theltoral mart sq•rtlMeMe
OYAL EDWARD mud
*OPAL Cat
$ya.aal trains 'waiting .t rrb•
tat .easy paa..ag.,. to 1...
don la two boors time --a foie!
moving of foen.en boort
For rnt) information ap-
plyt ral tenF.Lal�ll'porteaes,aan-
lL c. RUstsz
t'11Euj>
oral Agent Ts.t ate r Owe
COWAN'S
PERFECTION
COCOA
Cowan's seems to hit the
right spot It is a great
food for husky young ath-
letes: satisfies the appetite:
easy to digest: and delicious
10 VDU USE
COWAN'S
COM?
How The Body Kills Ger,n&
Germs thee let isto the beefy are killed is two wase- by the whim
all the blood, sad by • eero-iglime owiarewn tint is in the blend- him ,g
adatsaae is. we do sot know, The blood et • Webby perms always kw
geria-kifliagg esbst.s., The e. ie it re weed or the attack of 41.e..hemade
sir( _
al Ws is ter stomata. A mai who ball a week
mail Meg oat properly digest his feud will soon Ore that * d W e`
sad i�sw►ia►•d, .ad that his whole pesetas neat
Lead- Ts pet the body n �vro10. systems sad
ging
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