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It'Qlong et
a of er ■ years
rrom
Kidney Trouble -
two boats of GIN
PILLS - and it's
all goer. That has
been the experience
of Kr. Bugene
Queinel, CbcCity
Ctrculatioa Ageul
of La Petrie, of
Montreal. He
describes it
belieg l y
Montreal,
May 3rd, mai
"I have been suffering from Kidney
Trouble for over five loeg years.
had also Rheumatism in all my bones
and 'muscles, could n..t sleep night* and
on severe occasions could hardly walk.
I had been treated by some of our best
Physicians but without relief and I lost
over fifteen pound& One day 1 met
one of our leading botelkeepers, who
had Leen cured by your famous G1 N
PILLS, And he advised tee to try them.
r.$) 1 bought two boxes at my druggist n:
soul before i 1'.d used gine box 1 felt a
t.ii cltaugr Before I finished the
eecood cue 1 was completely cured.
1 . an assure you 1 .-un hardly believe
if foi i( 1 hal ,eily known what I know
now I would not have spent over One
Hurufred Donets for nothing when two
loxes of GIN PiL.I„S cored me."
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Electric it icing. Esttanates
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We keep is full line of fixtures
and t.upplies on hand and all
such work will receive our
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We gave a number of first.
etas*cooking Stoves, the Garnet
Gocd Cheer and the Umpire
Steel Ranee. ('all and see them.
Repair work of all kinds done
et moderate cost.
W. R. PINDEK
lfarnilton Street Goderich
THAT EXASPERATING TICKUN6
iN THE THROAT
vel. Ji keeps you coughing away, night
aoJ dav, wili quickly disappear if you
take Na -Thu -Co Syrup of Linseed,
1 'corks .rid Clilorodvne.
Na Dr,i-luwrupvf Linseed. Licorice
and Chl,trudyne quiets the throat-
trckliiig almost instantly, loosens the
phlegui, promotes expectoration, and
cures the inflammation of the mucus
membrane.
Na-Dnt-Co Syrup of Linseed. Licence
and Clilorq,lyne has the great advantage
of being abeolutel free from harmful
drugs 01 any kind. In support of this
statement we are willing to give to any
physician or druggist in Canada a full
list of its ingredients.
You can therefore give Na -Drs -Co
Syrup of Linseed, Liconce and Chloro -
dyne to any member of your family.
with perfect confidence that it will be
altogether beneficial.
Your druggist an supply you with
titter 75c. or5oc. bottles. The National
Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada,
Limited. 314
It's a good plan to
)Make
Comparisons
Before Buying Your
SUITOR OVERCOAT
After you have inspected
the suits offered ret differ -
es t stores. take the two you
like heat home "on ap-
phoval." There beforeour
open mirror and away from
all outside influences. you
wed your family can care -
ft ll}} compare toe style,
gealitr. workeanehip and
value of the garments and
make your choice.
We snggret this plan he
IMaee we are quite positive
that you will choose the
mak or overarm frost. this
More
%V bet her Toss want to
r.7 gin. SU. SIS or soot
few., in hetwesen, t'oo'l
enure Mee Bed just what
e oss want here.
M. ROBINS
Opera eveseinge to 9 p. rt.
MONASTIR ALL$
BEFIJRE SERYIAIS
"awes After Their First t.l0tvey en
Croaking Oefeat--Negotiations
ter Peace
Tho Turkish toreros/1 of Mona
surrendered Monday afternoon to
3ervian troops. Fifty thousand T
Ish soldiers and three 9 le
down their arms.
The fighting which preceded the
render of Monastir lasted two da
The $.rviane brought up a largo n
her of field batteries, howitzer
other heavy guns, which enabled th
to silence the Turkish artillery
According to unofficial accounts
Turks suffered the loss of 2,000 till
and wounded, Including
per.or officers.
A private telegram received at it
grade on Tuesday morning repo
that Scutari has surrendered. T
battle of the Tchatatdja forts was
sumed or Monday and waged fierce
all day.
The negotiations for an armiatt
ha.''rg ratted the Bulgarians on Si
day opened Ire.• attack agalnet t
Turks a'1 ening the T. hatalja Ilue
The heats rr11llrr. (Fie! contiu;t
throughout file day.
It anpean.i to he a Bulgarian pr
pardon for an infantry attack. T
Turkish fleet f•articipated vigorous
In the drifenee at the Marmora et
linty, and preoumaby Turkish wa
ships assisted al the Black Sea ads
Naim Pasha. the Turkish con
mand.•r in-chlef, in a despatch Sunda
evening, claimed to have repulsed th
Ilul,tarian attack and destroyed thr
Bnigarlan batteries and to have ca
ured 8.000 men The resumption 0
n«illities le not retarded as Indica
ng the eollapse of the peace nes
hatters. bot rather as a means
mat. rt Turkeys acceptance of tb
Mee' terms. by proving her (soapieretplearness, or as one correaponden
braised It. to ertabllsh as at'eOrn
label tact before making furthe
cram munfret ions
The Bulger:an governrnent organ
Ir. reverts w the subject of peace
i,f platoly intimates that the Wilesre prepared to consider the question
t an atlianc.• w1t41 Turkey, provld'ed
Platter prorn,prfy accepts their
rrna, ..%111 ,11 would give Turkey the
pportunity of welding her territories
to a modern state and making
ends of her conqueror.
Bulgaria's terms of peace as re-
tied a: Vienna on Saturday. (saltine, -
of seven stipulation& included in
e first stipioatlon was the surrender
the Tchatalja army and Its with -
noel, guarded by Bulgarians.
The second provided for the evacu-
n by the Tdrks of Adrianople
uteri, Monaatlr, and Janata
Th third called for payment of a
indemnity,
The fourth demanded rhe surrey'
of un�luere5l territory
The fifth called for Internationalize
n of Constantinople.
The sixth provided for the opening
the Dardanelles and the manmtiig
Salonika, a free port.
report through Bucharest places
Bulgarian losses io the war at a
greater figure than has yet been
Misted. According to this report
killed and wounded number be -
000 and 80,000 out of a total of 320,-
men.
everal leading Young Turks were
ted In Constantinople on Sunday
enmplteity f• an, alleged plot 'to
et the Government. Other arrests
impending to connection with the
pagands to restore the ex -Sultan
ul Hamid to the throne.
'oh a view to . preventing a mas-
re to Constantinople. the war.blps
he various Powers started landing
and maxim guns on Sunday.
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Ri01 IN PARLIAMENT
Disgraceful Scenes In British Leese
mons as Result of Premier's Motion
The British House of CoenmonS was
the scene last Wednesday mitt of a
clot over Premier Asquith's proposeal
to rescind the action of t:b• previous
Monday. when the t'ntontata earned.
by a majority of 11. Sir rrederiek
Sanbary'a amendment, defeatism the
most Important omcial feature of the
Some Rule bill.
The L'nlonfata retuned to permit the
Rebate. and the Speaker was toned
to adjourn the session ou aoowrat et
tike dlw' der
The rnlonlsts almost unaatmouaty
threaten that they wilt eontmses to
mike buntneaa in the !Memel Mops .
sole, unless the Pithw lLkmletee a
te
espb the antndnseat er dock the
aloe tale bill. Tony declare that his
astlob Is unprecedented and will he
obstructed by us$eesed•nteed mss.
ween. Their oefeel b to torte the
deyerunsen1 to resign-
Darlag
Gult
polemist �motaber Sir atth.
ems ordered time the Soar for re-
oantl Mr. Aequ>kh s
Atter adjourernest tuts i aloatot.
•
0000 's miles ort ordain of th
i4 and threw titer atone. the Soo
el free Prime Itielater. ler. *swoon
IlliarcAi11, Whet Laid 01 it. Admiralty
Was hit with a heavy hook heeled
Ihsm the camp of the enemy Ig
Imminent until W111 Az.,
Ichor ember. poured eon cm the
hs.hled waters by starttag the Ong -
of "Auld Lang aye..
Ws.a on
the ileus d
t+ wmddoems em.tM,s ebb nets .r
loess of Ienswill •tleveas. j t.e
meet was taken mita Wandaas :
This L said to have hese at Me
Elmo a«Rgeetlea, elm desired fie glee
esu bet-b.sded rot -tLL a eb'anse b
win dove
Mt sinkable acv eat et the
ttrwble was beesget about au Mesday
f � • mere
rsml it ammo,
sod Me tf.41tis0eta bating simileimit awl
thsdr densaad fer the a serwanse al
elleseles
TM 1 robede � w.ia wtr
be b •sin . M p tigra ae eK the Imo
Id. b• eve dem Sepia
THE SIGNAL : GOD1RICH ONTARIG
1 Mt �sr yrs
Farmers* Market
'1 he terawlag prices were paid to
far,re % retail dealers at et. Law-
rence 1 oa Monday • -
Fall *beat, bash $1.00 to 11.01
date
Gose, wheat . f4 .0
Varier . M .71
'Buckwheat .66 .00
Rye .M .00
Peas 1 M .00
New hay 17.00 19.00
do. Na 1 14 . M 16.0''
Mose, bundled 16 00 17.00
IONSStraw, lsa 8.00 .00
Ease. noir 1114 dos.92 .40
Rutter, dye , .... .16 .28
do. creamery .90 .33
FOWL dressed. lb .12 .13
Chickens .16 .00
Ducks .16 .00
Turkeys .le 10
Spring Turkeys .20 .23
Black Docks. pair 1.00 .00
Guinea fowl. pair .76 1.00
Black squirrels, pair .46 .00
Venison, carcaaa, Ib. .11% .00
Live Fowl .11 .12
do. Chickens .19 .16
do. Ducklings .16 .00
do. Turkeys .16 .00
do. Henn .11 .13
Cabbages, don. .40 .60
Potato... bags .76 .85
Apples, basket .20 .30
i reaaed hogs 11 00 11.50
Celery. bunch 06 .00
Toronto Grain Market
Grain quutatwns at the Torouto-
Boetrd of Trade on Monday were as
follows -
Ontario Wheat -New No 2 winter
wheat, white, red or mixed. 96c to 96c.
outside Martially sprouted wheat, 86c
to 90c
Manitoba Wheat -New, Nb. 1. Nor.,
92c•, No 2 Nor., 90c; No. 1 Nor., 88c;
teed wheat. 67c to 68c.
Canadian Western Oata-New No.
11, 43c No. 12c., out track, lake ports.
Ontario Oats -New. 36c to 37c. out-
talk, 42c to 43c, tr.ck Toronto.
Corn -No. 2 yellow. 65; No. 3 eel
by. 64ivc: all rail. track Toronto.
Rolled Oats -Per bag of 90 Lbs.,
12.40; per barrel. 95.05, wholesale.
Windsor to Montreal.
Peas --'No 2. 81.15 to $1 20, car lots,
outside
Buckwheat -No. 2. 50c to 52c, out-
side.
Rye -No. 2. 78c to See. outside.
Battey -No. 2 barley, 68c; Nur. 3,
extra. 66e; No. 3, 60c, feed barley, 66c,
lake ports.
Millteed-Manitoba bran. 923.00, tin
bags. track. Toronto; shorts, 826.00:
Ontario bran. 122.00. In hags, track.
Toronto, shorts, 824.00.
Toronto Cattle Market
Recetpta at the Western Stock
Yards. Toronto, on Monday numbered
12 cars, containing 125 cattle, 496 sheep
and Iambs. '37 hogs and 7 calve'.
Representative prices were:
Report cattle, C110100....16.00 10 94.10
do. medium 5.16 6.76
do. bull 4.60 6.50
Butcher cattle, choice6 76 6.00
do. good 5.26 6.76
do. medium 4.60 5.26
do common 3 60 4.26
Butcher bulls. choice4.76 6.40
do. good cows 4.00 4.76
do. medium 3.50, 4.00
do. common 2.60 9.60
Butcher bulls, choice0.50 6.60
do. good bulls 4.00 4.50
do. rough bulls 3.00 4.00
Weeden. 960 lbs. 6.00 6.60
Feeding bulls ' 3.50 4.60
Stockers, 800 to 900 the4.16 6.00
do. medium 4.00 4.25
do. Ight 2.60 4.00
Canners end cutters1.60 8.00
Milken, choice, each66.00 86.0e
do. oom and med. ea. 40.00 80.00
Springers 40.00 80.00
Calves .. 3.71 9.00
Iambs ' 6.00 6.40
Light ewes 4.00 4.40
do. heavy 1.00 3.50
do. bucks and culls1.60 3.60
Hogs. -fed and watered, 9.00 8.10
do,'' f.o.b 7.16 7.76
East Buffalo Cattle
Roc -same of cattle at fast Buffalo
es Monday were 8,000 head; active
sad Sc to 15c higher, prime steers.
90 to 86.25. butchers, 99 to 99.61;
balls, 14.26 to 8656. 'Mock heifers,
$4.26 to 94.65, shlpplag, 17.90 to 19.79;
heifers, 114.76 to 17.90; cows. 81 to
94.06, stockers and feeders. 14.90 to
97. fresh cows and springers. active
and Arm at 919 to 979
Veale-Re.Mpta, 1,100; active end
steady at 94 to 111.
Hogs -Receipts. 14.000: active;
himh, steady; others, 16c to 290 lower;
heavy. 87.90 to 9t., mixed. 97.80 to
99; mote, 17.90 to 97.90; Yorkers.
17.60 to 17.90. pigs. 97.40 to *7.10;
roughs. $1:.90 to 17.10; stags, 96 to
90: dairies, 97 50 to 97 N.
Sheep and lamb. -Receipts. 27,000;
active: sheep steady; lambs. 20e
lower; lamb*. 94.50 to 87.40. year-
Itaga, is to 15.60; wether, 94.60 to
14.76: ewes. 32 to 94; sheep. mixed,
93 to 14 25
Chicago Llvs Steck
Cattle recelpta at Chicago on Mon-
'Isy were 26.000 bead. marts' steady
to a shade lower: beeves, 15.10 to 111;
Texas steers. $4.10 to 95.41; Wester*
steers, 11.94 to 1710; rows and heif-
ers. 91 75 to 97.40, calves. $4 10 to
110 40.
Hoge - Receipts 45,005; market
quiet. So to 6e lower, light. $7 A0 to
5L71; maned, 17.50 to /t M; heavy.
87.19 ate $7.M. roast. rex to 17 45;
sm. $4.71 is 56 75, beIk of sides, 17.94
to 97.75.
P eep Receipt. 49,eM: market
y steady
Se m emirs. . Year.
new 94 is t• 56: Iambs, mane, RIM
to 97 79; Weet re. $9 79 to 57.94.
Suede
S iston are ea?lsg the /060,0111
peters for *reds at ssw9ey petits:
Awta. Nn 1 $11.0116,111.0
do No 2 10.late WWI M9MN
M N. 1 ,. M b 1111.01 �lre
ITlegfay v,, I .. 1 M so 1.919 14 rmi
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too ORDAINED HIM?
it
Mole Siib ect verified far the
Public Beset.
t.
Clergy and Laity IJnscriptural Terms
Sentenced -Pasters, R red Fath-
ers. Etc --Ordinations Various -By
Catholics, Baptists, Presbyterians,
et al -The Divine Ordination the
Only Genuine Article.
Albany,
Nov. 17.-A
was, Pasto
sell got the c
today. We
his discourse
Ministerial 0
tion and
Very
inetendeed
a rep!' to an
tack recently
upon him
Mr. W. T.
Field Editor o
Continent,
alias, the '
ioua Rambler.' Ellis claims
Pastor Russell's ordination as P
is fraudulent. The address shows
Pastor Russell fully understands
situation. He fully justifies his
Son before bis vast audience
shower. up the "Rambler" edito
being either ignorant of the sub
discussed. or of attempting to d
the public. His text was, "No
men, neither by man, but by J
raised Him from the dead."
1:1.) He said:
The time has come for telling
people what the Bible teaches res
Jug clergy and laity, and ordina
to -teach and preach. The doctrin
Apostolic Succession started in
seoond century A. D. The bi
claimed that they bad the sa
authority that Jesus gave to the tw
Apostles. Upon this • claim they
pointed and ordained the infe
clergy.
This principle is wholly unserip-
tural. A000rding to the Bible, the
Church of Christ is not composed of
two parts, clergy and laity. Jesus
declared, 'All ye are btiethren; One
is your Master. Christ." St. Paul
abows that in the early Church the
ministers were the servants of the
Sock. They were of the people; chosen
by them by the stretching forth of the
band (Greek, cheirofoneo) and recog-
nised as of Divine appointment to the
ministry. All this was changed, the
Divine order was set aside.
Many of the reformer Coveted the
ties accorded the Catholic clergy.
hey did not care to tell the oongre-
tion that its word was supreme. and
at its ministers were merely its
events. Others, realizing that these
dos were nnscriptur'al, declined to
them; preferring to be called
pastors. Bible Student associates
knowing my objection to the title
everend," address me as Pastor.
am the elected Pastor of Brooklyn
abernacle congregation, and also
-
the the London Tabernacle congrega
rn . and I fail to see ground for
ticiam in this respect, nor do I at-
ck Christian brethren who accept
er and unacrptural titles.
Ordination is necessary to the proper
!ding of the oflloe of pastor. The
uestion is, What constitutes an
inttion to preach amongst the
le of God?
hu Thas received various
wer question heRoman, Anglican and
reek Churches, claiming Apostolic
evasion, declare that authorisation
preach Dome '..rough their apostle -
hops. and have not allowed Pro -
tent minister( to eater their pulpits
I the Episcopalian, about a
✓ rico granted this concession. Of
urse if their proposition were oor-
I am just as much unordained
ail other Protestant ministers -and
more so.
ach denomination at its beginning
opposed by all others; yet each
tight that the clergy were separate
!be laity. Only knee the organ-
on of the Evangelical Allianoe
) have the different sects of
stendom acknowledged each oth-
ordinations. Each denomination
ea use , f such ceremonies as it
pepper. if, therefore, the con-
dor of Christian believers in
klyn and in London ordain or
t roe as their pastor, it is their,
tholes what ceremonies. it tiny,
aeesopany that ordination. Who
dispute this? No Protestant de -
nation. surely; for their own
nation• are on this very basis.
e subject nt ordination of minis -
seems to have fallen into oon-
o during the Dark Ages; and few
gotten fully back to the Bible
hinge on the subject. St. Paul
eularly emphasises the foot that
id not receive hia oommlaerion as
cher and Apostle of Christ from
brother Apostles, but by Divine
rization
denomination claims that the
•tion of its ministers either made
ept them perfect. All adroit that
have been sad failures amongst
ordained ministers. Neither
d they claim that ordination has
their ministers superior spirit
or discernment of Divine
On the contrary, it has n-
th. clergy by making many of
domineering and lordly. 000trary
e spirit of Christ and the Apes♦
red their teaabings; and the laity
ending them to conclude that
y '.c•fter mattes should engage
atfeeUom,
au
the Apostle's exhortation to
tuner of �asas to feed the
M God over whoa+ the Holy
W Mode Om overseers -by
N.Y.,
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industrial Beam at liewheth.
Seafferti, Nov. la-Tbe local Board
of Trade Seal as enthusiastic meest mg
last night. when massy qua«se•s of
importaao. ..ss dlsonasad. .Among
then woo ase • •oseerwing a shoe Argy
which is amateur to locate • facie,
horn A ns 4
willcooler with the Board of Trade cm
Saturday neat. O. A. Hodges. Beal
manager of the Stanford Vtothlo``
Comppaanny, asked tlse cooperation dal
the lioaad of Trade 1u regard to Secur-
ing nacre belp for big factory• The
eorupeny ceroid &coma
more banda, and would enlarge tJs.k
factory could the necessary help be
secured. A communiaUon was also
read from • knitting firm in regard
to operating the woollen mill, which
bas been idle for some time.
Reserve Force for Canada.
Ottawa. Nov. 17. -It is probable
that Canada, in the sear future, will
have a practical reserve forme. Then
is a plea betun the militia and
defence depart hent to give each exist.
log regiment a mooed battalion to be
known as a reserve battalion.
These new battalion, may possibly
be arranged as rids club,, in whit
event the members would draw the
stipulated amount of ammunition,
and the result of the whole *rheum
would be little or no cost to tbo
coune bia
n meenroly. Emir Mae would v
and this' bekept
in case of trouble, when they would
be called to the colors.
It is elm ureter consideration to
have affiliated with each regi,..ent a
cadet corps made up of companies
attached to various senior regiments.
New Wireless Station for Port Arthur.
Port Arthur, Nov. 15. -The Marconi
wireless station at Port Arthur is to be
replaced by a new cne of three Um.s
the power, using 75,0011 instead of
25,000 volts r.nd hav•ng a radius of
over Me rude.. The work hes already
commenced under the supervision of
C. i_ Hawking, who carne here after
completing Ibe flew station at Tober-
utoray, which, like that of Port
Arthur. is in the system embracing
the Great Lakes for which the
Dominion Government recent ly
arranged.
The Rev. ir, R. Hicks 1913 Almanac.
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PRESCRIPTION
For a Long Life.
Thus is the prescription for a long
Ills gluon by an old genUeman in Cos-
nectient, who is ninety-nine years old
and 01111 well and cheerful. Live
temperately, be slow to anger, deal
worry, take Meaty d ozonise in the
fresh ate, and, above all, keep cheer-
ful"
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Should the system get ran down -
digestive .rima• weak --the blood thin
and utagglob. tab Vint, which le a
delicious emehinatlen of t11. medicine
--boU-boildnag properties of cods'
liven, ten the ussiese grease ellmf-
mated seal teals trim added. we re-
load Mand as one of the greatest
body-Waalesm said atrengtlt.creators in
the wend ler aged people.
Mrs'. Way Ivey. of Columbus, Oa.,
says: "If people only knew the good
Vfnol de's old people, you would be
usable ae supply the demaad; it 1.
the iaiat tanto and strength -creator
1 ever ties/"
We wish every feeble old per
sou la trey vicinity would try
Vince es our agreement to return their
Maas y if tt talls to ave .atlatactke-
H. ('. Dunlop, Druggist, Godercib.
Mr. Edison
has invented a New Record
that will rekindle all of your first
enthusiasm in your Edison Phonograph
-a record that makes your Edison Phonograph far clad
away the best sound -reproducing instrument that can be
had. The new record is called the Blue Amberol, It
not only has greater volume and decidedly the finest tone
of any phonograph record on the market, but
is practically unbreakable and will never wear
out. Go to your Edison dealer today and
ask him to play some of these wonderful
Blue Amberol Records. Then take them
home to keep and play the rest of your life.
Thessr A. Lim. les.. 10e Lakes . Ave. Oconee, l4, J., U. 3, A,
A complete line .t Fatima Phonsgsephe aad Records will be found at
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