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POSITIVELY THE LARGEST SALE IN CANADA
i UOLLEGIATE EXAMINATIONS
COLLEG E ; HONOR ROLL-FoNM I.
1 Oct. 27 --Literature. ti. Pinder tel. R.
Worrell 78, K. Jones 76, V. Kudoh 78,
AT HOME HoOct. c! -d -Lel"`
3J ►Acatery licirnee, 1..
Johnston 1rt, V. Kudob 87, J. Bogle Mt.
O. Black tle, 1. ('uta 77.
Oct. 31 -Stenography. D. Howie Pp.
L Bytes 117. E. Jones 96, H. McLeod
it. E. Hicks til, L Adatus 71, T . Ru.,
75. •
FORM II.
Thou.•aads of timbales. sauna remit re fbt preparing is their own emit
to occupy lucrative positions as .t/nos
tyten.. book kiepsro. tel..raplorme civil
-errant., in fret every sphere of Bust.
is.• Actl.itle.. You ,�.ay� &deb ai oat-
h..•. if you w wed. Pealtlsns
swan -
teed. Enter dollops coy day. Iedt
1 tuatructlen Alpert teacatere
Thirty years' osperienooto newt
-
t r►I,,.r. in Canada_ $.sen colleges.
'metal ooare' ter teesherw-
A�A.aoa:+t,aed k of need.. INuumumr
-. Lool at faeou. Booths* B..In.r
,11.ge. Loudon.
Clinton Business t:dlege
Li t. ararrox B. V. WA•p
President. Principal.
WHY KEEP ON COUGHING ?
Here Is 1 Remedy Tiaf PIM Shp It
Irl you realize the danger in `a
reelected cough?
Then why don't you get rid of it?
Yeti, you can shake it off, even though
it has stuck to you for a long time, if
au.n go about it right.
Keep out in the fresh air as much as
sou can, build up your strength with
plenty of wholesome food, and take
No.Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice
and Chlorodyne.
This reliable household remedy has
. broken up thousands of hacking, per-
sistent coughs, which were just as
tmuhlesose as yours, and what it has
done for so many others it will do for you.
Na- Dru-Co Syrup of Linseed, Licorice
an.i Chlorodyne contain' absolutely no
harmful drugs. aud' so ran be given
safely to children, as well as adults.
Your physician or druggist an confirm
this statement, for we are ready to send
then on request a complete list of all
th agredieuts.
Put up in age. and ga,c- bottles by tits
Natwaal Drug and Cheufical Co. of
Canada, Limited. J17
T. Swans'
'Bus, Livery
aid flack Stables
MONTHRAL STREET
JUST OYF THE SWAMI
Cs
BUSES MEET AiL TRAINS
AND : PASSENGER = BOATS
Passengers called for In
spy part of the town for
pa traits at G. T. R. or
U. P. R. depot,. Prompt
'service and careful 'atm, -
Our Livery and Hack
service will be found ep-
ee -data is every respect.
Your patronage solicited.
TPhone 107. SWARTS
Montreal Street
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Oct. 27 -Algebra, L. Bowler 144, J.G.
Bowler91: M. Graham VI, A. McLean
IMI. O. McGee OJ, D. McManus 8N, fe.
Dunnedge 88, S. Atntstrong Ml. N.
Whitely 84: Clementine Williams lel.
B. McManus lit P. Sullivan ilii, O. Mc-
Kenzie 77. G. Field 77, A.McKeuzir 76.
L. Wark 76, G. Wotton 74).
Oct. 30--Klementary Science, A. Al --
Lean ilii. L. Bowler 82, E. Home KA M.
Sullivan 82. O. McKenzie MI, E. Mal-
lows MI, L. M. Wegner Ml. E. M. Hah-
kirk 78, G. Hatikirk 78, D. McManus
77, Clemeotine Williams 77. E. Dun -
fledge 73, Graham Roes 73, G. Wootton
75.
Oct. 31-Mp.11ing, L. Bnwier 100. A.
McLean 100, O. McNee lull, P. tiuili.an
100, L. W atrtnn 100. J. S. Bowler ilii, L.
Howatt 116, E. Hume 88, D. McManus
88, M. Sullivao, 88, Clementine W.1-
liarns 88, M. Graham bt. E. McNi %nos
84. C. Dalton 811, C. 11. Hahklrk eft L
Macklin 80, V..McOooaeb 80. B. Ciatt
76, A. McK/reosl.76, K. V. Williams 76.
O0MMLRCrAL FORM
Oct. 31 -Writing, J. Hurley 7s, H.
Griffith 77, L. Austin 73. A. Cox 73.
Nov. 3- Literature. E. Watson 83.
Foam Ili. B
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH : ON'FABr0
MINN* WORKMEN 1Radway
Final Craft of .111 Prepared by the
Government's Cotmnlselon
81r William Meredith. special com-
missioner of the Ontario Government
0a workmen's oompeusatlon, has sub-
aultted his final report to the neuten-
ant-gover•or and the cabinet.
The new Compensation Act will be
founded along the lines of the Ger-
man law, and provides for the creation
of a provincial system, administered
by a Government -appointed board, em-
powered to usess industries by
g roups, wltb provision for Individual
liability to case of certain public
utility corporations. The principal
provisions of the draft bill are:
Compensation for Injuries tuts as
long as the disability.
Railway companies will not con-
tribute to the accident fund.
Industrial diseases re put on the
same footing as accidents.
Employers must contribute towards
the expense of administration.
Employers are not unduly or unfair-
ly burdened by the provisions of the
tau
The Provincial Government will
make a substantial contribution to the
compensation fund.
Contributory negligence L eo bar to
'compensation, but shall be take& into
account In the settlement.
The common law, by which an em-
ploye takes upon himself risks in-
cidental to his employment, is classed
as unfair and is abrogated.
Telephone and navigation compan-
ion must commute weekly or periodical
payments to their employes, and keep
their workmen insured against acci-
dents
Farming. wholes& and retail es-
tablishments, and • mimetic service
are not Included 1 the bill, but pro-
vision * wade to ' ing them in whey
the board sees tit
The new law defends workmen
against unscrupulous employers. No
litigation will be necessary in order
that an Injured man receive compen-
sation. The board's decision will be
Anal. but the crown may state a sae
tor en opinion from the appellate
oottt.
Oct. 27 -Ancient History. H. Griffin
M. full' 82, M. Welsh 80. E. Nees
80, E. Pridbam 76, M. Galt 76.
Oct. 30 -Algebra, E. Pridbam 87. L.
Cowan 80, 14. Curie 811.
Nov. 3 -French. E. Galt 85. M. Galt
R3, R. Mioddart 83. H. Currie tee, 1. C
Young 81. H. Waiters 80, E. Pridham
76, H. Hartwell 75.
Foes 111. A
Oct. 31 -French, R. A Bradford 87,
O. McDowell 85. L. Garyey Ml. M.
Johnston Mi, M. Rowerwno *4(, M. Gilk-
inaon. 78. U. Jones 76, R. Bisset 73, E.
Pollock 73.
FORM IV. PART 11.
Oct. 30-Ft+meb. H. Pridbaor 8r.
Nov. 3,-(3bemietr•y. J. M°Clinton
79, H. Pridbam 76.
NOTISLE OiTBEBINI
of Stylish Shore is audio way .t
our store!
o,/es the
Mot
to arrive west
the
Derby Shoes for lien
of weetatb sad awes -
fort ttlleeeariog erdd weather.
Sams of this softest dyke Mr
ladles In tits well-ktaown
Smardon Shoos
tam is. Um, woe Moms se.
Horan Rot.L--Foes I
Nov. s-Arithluetic, G, Pinder OA. E.
Cut 71►.
Nov. 6-0wgtraphy,.1. Kelly Al. B. titgCu.s, but which make It look to me
Longmire 87. A. Clark 93. A. Brandt eery much more favorable."
81, P. Beattie 80. M. Pridbem lit, G.
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Pll.der 79, I. Cutt Wt, K. Hick. '76, R. TELEPHONE LEGISLATION
Worsen f e, I3. Lee 73, M. McNally 75,
W. Weebingtoe i5._ Independent Companies Want Exist -
Nov. 775. coition, G. Pinder ,5.
Ing Lave Changed
R. WorrellellJ3
Foam Ii.
Nov. 3-Goolhotry. J. G. Bowler tee Several new stops In the campaign
S. Ariustrnsi91i. N. Whitely 89, L M. for Independent telephones were de-
Wagoer 88, B. McManus 88, L. Bawler I tided upon at the annual meeting of
87, E. bunnadtte 87. A. Mclean 86. A the Canadian independent Telephone
Moss tb, H. Shackleton en, P. Mullieen Association. In Toronto.
*46, C. M. Habkirk fee B. Hume rte. O. + 'tae Legislature is to be asked to
Wootton 83, G. Newton 80, L Howatt amend the Ontario Telephone Act so
79.l u to transfer jurisdiction in certain
Nov. 6-Lit.reture, J. Row 90. A. ' matters from the Provincial Cabinet
McLean 91I, q, Armetrobg 88. A:" Mc- I to the Ontario Railway Board and
Kenzie Si. G.Newton 85, B. Dtmnad.e , the Ontario Rallway Board will be
98, G. McKenzie 88. H. Sbackletnn es. I abed to pass on all agreements hom-
e. Sullivan 88 L N. Wegner KL M- atter signed between Independent coin -
Sullivan 8Y, el•wientine Wlllie.U. tlS, mulles and the Bell Telephone Com -
L. Bowler 78. M. °titan 78, O. Field Saar
76, M. Graham 75, Win. Dalton 73, N.
Whitely 76, G. Wootton 75. I Liquerypwetion le Quebec
Qat 90-tiwgrapby. J Hurley 83In the speech from the throne de•
fleeted at thg opening of the Quebec
Legislature t week the hope was
expressed that the License Commis-
sion report would help the legislature
to And a so4tlon of the very cow
No.. 6 -.chemistry. N. Orem A7. N. plead and difficult question of the
ruin dui. B. priahmn 76. M that 7fe sats of alcoholic liquors and the plague
H. Hartwell 73, B. Nairn 73. 1 d Intemperance.
NUERTA MUST YIELD
Waatiwsgton Hopes For Peace Wt le
Firm M its Demands
John Lind, special envoy of the
United States In °Mexico, left the
c pttaJ for Vera Crus after the failure
of Huerta to carry out the suggestion
of not convening the' Congress -elect.
He said: 'i will not set my foot in
Mexico City again until this Congress
1a dissolved." •
This practically breaks off all nego-
tiations between Muerte and Waebtnj-
ton, wbtch will not be resumed unless
Huerta yields. Although the Washing-
ton government remains steadfast In
las determination that Huerta must
a orated from office. President Wil-
ms seems hopeful of a peaceful solu-
tion. In a statement given to the
press he said "There are elements In
this cane which I cannot at present
Tawsesav, Nov. 80, 1013 7
'ewedv
90 MOTHUR AMD DAUtsIITER
F. Speedy Reheat* Permanent Care
m Deli's KidneyPinePine
Qady Point w: Elavil. Ial T at t)odd'r
Nov. 17th. -(Spar )- and old
Kidney Pills cure young
fl'nellef alikemIs dhoun aw& in her t r dcaaarg►se of ter of Mro. Jtn.
the
Dwaednd
place. to an interview ilrs. Deentse-
doo stye :
-Leodd's Kidoe Pills have given roe
the best satisfaction. They ate just as
represented. My littledaughter Caro-
line, seven yeas of ewe, suffered from
kidney disease end ooe box cured her
entirely."
llodds Kidney Pith only cure dis-
eased kidneys. They cure it nu natter
where it is found, end They cure it
quickly and completely. It is by cur-
ing diseased kidneys that they cure
rhe tutu, heart direaee, dropsy,
diabetes, Bright's disease, backache,
urinary troubles and other ailment-
Prank Mat*. 43o Pk et... New Tort. welt..:
"11. w.t. •u.IJ. :.0 r.•11 very ase ..ib lain-
••••. 1 ..tn.-0 las ibe .Wcl••r, tart M• fail.d to
hrh• her a 'tv,• Lore bo Unto to W .let.
6.. 1 L..• awe t tv."t dart at .ail with aad-
nac'e 10 4.1. 1L ,i.1 .ea Pili.. 1 fal. bar -
r..nt:ur ,. itbl., t,‘
. dlreet6.^a, aid .ie went
h..a to work lw.. d..)• later."
COLDS AND COUGHS
Apply tan Relief to Our tbrrwt sill chest
1,MF•.rt.•nd • Aldose. ,.oath
>*. 1'11 In d t �f
• ea''t.-n rrdd
tak•• a
late. d...e Itn.1 ar'. 1'111• , ... a t.-.sprdni
of Nenl.•f with a 1, a•nuottul .1' mots..., to
s tuu.11.' a ie.r nater. Retire a1 tree 1e
bed• IsRADN AY a (0.. *L.,treat, eC..eaasore.
-There are theca written applica-
tions W Sheriff vas tet Braotfor, for
the beagiag of James Taylor.
-Angus Mackinnon, aged nine. of
Guelph, was hit by an Auto and ha •
brnben arm and internal injuries.
-Wen. Boyd. who died in the cella
at Stratford shortly after bis arrest,
was victim of alcohol poisoning.
-A Second cargo of Irish corn was
imported from Lllelfeatbeing_brought
to Montreal by the Bengore Head.
A DVS.:RTISEM ENT-YURTH ER ItZMARKn.
nN THoiliBITION-••APER :e.1,_>♦
The Scott Act Would Not
Make Men Better. Men
Cannot be !lade
Righteous by
Law.
QowwzRt IAL. iorut
H. McCluskey 76.
Nov. 3 -Literature, B. Watann R9
Nov. 6-Cnnino.ition. L Price 78,
W. McDonald 73. A. Cot 73.
Foam III. B
Prohibition is a slhemr 1.0 make
men good by law. 1t cannot be dolt..
There never we. a time when it could
he. The apostle Paul recognized this
feet nearly two thousand years ago
when he said if men can he made
righteous by law then Jesus Christ ie
-Welland i. to have a new Sal•ts.l
sebo:el.
TO WAI;E WAR IN SCHOOLS
Anti -Tuberculosis Campaign Will be Ex-
plained to Children
As evert of the widespread tight
against consumption in Ontario, the
minister of education has Issued a cir-
cular to the schools of Ontario recom-
mending that on Friday, November •
•loth, special erercisee be arranged for,
to irnpfess upon the minds of the
pupils tbeir duty in combatting the
spread of tubetedosis. This particulate
movewent ie part of the educational I
campaign now twine carried on by the
National Sanitarium a..ociation, and
the indications are that many promin-
ent men will take part. Printed in-
formation is being made available to
teachers, on application to the ofcee
of the National Sanitarium aee<xia-
tlon, 347 King street west, Toronto.
An effort will let made to school the
children in the simple hygienic re-
quirements which they must fulfil in
order to contribute their quota to the
crusade which ham made so pouch
headway in recent years and which
promisee to wipe out the terrible an-
nual toll of consumption. In most
eases it is expected that addresses will
be made by the principals and teach-
ers but hi the most enterprising com-
munities the cervices of trustees and
dead in vain. The preposition ',pure other public officials and of prominent
fantasy. Neither temperance nor vie- medical men will be secured for the
It v Inv i0p ri- a.eu
cue is promoted by ' B- ad p on.
onto eitbt• it arouses /mown passion.
Instead of reducing drunkenness it
tnuluplies hypocrites and lawbreak-
ers. It bas no just recognition or be-
longing in the ec000my of govern-
ment or the autonomy- of true relig-
ion. it ie in its essence ignosant, tyr-
annous and dishonest.
Every real man believes in freedom
and the right to regulate his own con-
duct. Prohibition legi.Istion proceeds
on the theory that those who patron-
ize licensed hotels or take ei drink
are weak or irresponsible and
need a gnardtsn. If you are to
pa.. •Itch laws R. to drink. where
will it Stop? If you permit the
Dominion Meitner to have their way
in the matter of what we shell drink
their next step will be to tell us what
we shall eat or smoke or wear. The
principle is inset the same. Our con-
ception of free government is that
men ere assumed to be responsible and
are guaranteed their freedom until
they abuse it. We deny that the
people of this county. who stand for a
decent hotel, have abused their free-
dom to such an extent that they most
now he placed in the custody of the
Dominion Alliance or its agents.
In the matter of this guardianship
idea. we challenge the voters of this
county to take • look around them
and consider the character of some of
the men who are in a self appointed
wny attempting to set themselves up
as their guardians. The hest test of a
man is how does he owe power P That
ie the supreme test of manhood How
does he treat those within his control?
The greater the man. the grander the
man, the ogee careful be is in the use
ofpower-the t.ndeler he is the near-
er just, the greeter the more merciful,
the grander the more charitable. Be-
fore be finning to i uhmit yourselves
to the control of another man find out
what nuenner of a man he is. Ascer-
tain how be treats his wife or his
children. his neighbors, his poor debt-
ors, his servants. and you will be
able to form an idea as to whether
you would like to bare such a man
for your guardian.
This association is against the ring
in the now idea. It favors the liberty
of the individual u long es the tights
of others are not interfered with.
Respect tnll
HURON COUNTY
BCRINBEIS MBA'$ ASSOCIATION
Jotur RAMS1011D, Ws. JACIuo%,
PIMidMt, . Secretary.
Foam 111 ♦ Says Smothered In Grain
Noe. S-Ptgeiae. G. S. Mae Ewan tis,
W Varney 88. M. Johnston 98. Y, Haney NCCbdloch and Jobs Me -
Adam. 81, It mew 81. M. 11. J. Ryan QrWor. seven and anew years oN.
7S C. Heron J. Garvey 71. peapeetively, were suffocated lb am
Nov. 6 -Geometry, O. G. MaeKwan alo actor at Kincardtae. They ware
96 W. Denary M►, q Beacom 79. P. playlag hi a ten of wheat aakaowa
Ureeeu 7A 0. AiJieE 78, M. 1i, J. Ryan to the warinaso who started to rum
19, .1. Garvey 76. It tato a ear, the lads beteg drawn
*owe Into tate spout.
Pham IV. Page 1.
Nov. 2 -History, F. A. Smith A!. H
L. MacKsy W. M 1. Tem tt0. N. Grit -
IL 73. A. L Werk 73.
Nov. 6-Utetwtare, F. A. Smith 1110.
R. H. Mee[ay W. A. L Week 91, k.
Grins SIL M. L Ttrm 6a
It M ?sty gr•.tltytatf to See new pyoprty .nested dutslde thus prow.
Wass oss.ering In thew b000v Hi" 'M g. •My will Mesa • lora of skeet
Mom Nine to time. Tie full mend of sue•e00 a Tsar to Ontario.
gommissadoes 1..owrpletad this week,
cad this rup.wt for this period swains I ewvSe Wedowee Drowns/
Nome hemdith will he made clef with- 8evp .s�loyM of Mostwal
egos delay.
Req hi rer♦emhraaee the G.C.I. droiisR Heat and Power M4 were
.ataraee.wnt ezaScfwi D.rrb
e..r od when a smallt 1n which
I May w.r•e frogging the Coital
pele.d. tight Mem were messed
OLIIITtJN Rmessedby people as t%. beak. All eke
Tiat pedes af tjke Jobs O. 11Niott !rowed mos were. foretgnwrs.
sonata pet up fee $.edea ea taatoeday
last was dlgr+d .f. Zia Pyne nil Ook1 prodsetlon la Outer% for aloe
bona .4 *4*. 1!YrM44,'O 4 .. O• Meath. shows an lace -sago Is varae
cased by Mr. meWM. awni tM•rr!il R 14,143.11el. Slime shows .n lacrosse
Nott Moak 1a tetra wag booth by Mr. deme 312.
W. T. (Y$.31. t •Ir stn&My Bseka•eter, Llewl
Rye ldlawebe 11t.Alll.w. who was was wNeld m fife Hak Aetna. el
e�.Arll'- yam. yaensasett with tj1.
Olio= beepitat sed we. far n nos& I `ip�a.aa albram lf[aolrgeb.. esptwr0*.64 ,
rsr"1'rMA4 ", let esidstsepti et 7 res oa Mi'or6ty sad 44 m.a
Wit • lir9hi tAN1bo, RAW, .f shoe -
Previews Loses Revanw
The Privy Council had reversed
the judgment of the Supreme Comet
of Canada and deciawd that .see.s.bm
duty tray not be levied om personal
It
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• °Wm' Zlarvill u Reward
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WINTER
CLOTHING
You can't watch a hockey match
with comfort without wearing one
of our sweater coats. We have all
styles ranging in price from $2.5o
to $4.00. Be sure to get your hockey
clothing at this up-to-date store.
McLean Bros.
The Square, Goderich
SEMi-READY TAILORING
/heats for Carhartt Ustt.Us. SCS Id'i Underwear, Fitwell Hats,
Arrow greed
rs lied
A -WONDERFUL REMEDY
Orange IJIy I, dilly curing ,t.s
most otetinate t.. -.-n . f F.•n,n l.- 111.-
urd. r. f'.-.1.11 a 1 t L. \Y e... 1 1..
1011 boon. Prantui ...0 :•oLl•• n..,4
Menstruation, etc., etc, are all lot
tbem renewed from th. etarl
ts., and a. few week le ur tau. •hi
treatment accomplishes a complot.
cure. This remedy u a poelUra
set.atlec preparation. and 1n *,.lend
os the discoveries of Pasteur and
1Js4sr 11 Is an applied treatment;
that is. It to net lakes :oternally,
but M applied direct to the suffe.tns
parts. mad it. therefore, arty with
all lire certainty of the known Iowa
of chemical action ♦ As It comer Ie
direst nontacl with Ike atea- 5 Hamm, Its receive ttt.sNttiiosand nerve -food properrtie�,
e.nnot help have a beoeSeeMIsthmuses.
speaktag of the benefits .ad nurse It is performing, mod so sure am 1 that It NM
Se wsshat 1s claimed for N list 1 will send. absolutely tree. a 31c hex to every aut-
=o.tba' treatmemen nt. Address. MRS. PRwin write it ANCES lr beta. l. GURRAM which 15 eufficlent for W NDSOR. ON1. •y
For Sale by Leading Druggists Everywhere
AFTER
SICKNESS
0 ' RATI
It is pathetic ndefehe
to (scegd draw or sk.
ho& pRlxtar.s when nature
craves 1seO►iehrroorst to repair
doe fsneted body end remote
the vigor of health
For forty years dee beet pby-
&Muse have relied es tlkesebeie-
sane peechgeeted nourielune to
in Sedt's ferehisswbickiatelay
free Areas aioo`el er epintoM-
Setet t's Easuideie sherpaaa
the amedM-raesw iie.th-
eoarieboe serves -evwmRbwta
Image esti reamer doe eaetrege
of heat& to make life bridk
lases lisehise 5.h h settee
fir way forme prem.!. bride
doh e ash. ts/9
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Purchased From Us Are Guaranteed
THE Hotpoint Electric Iron is the Iron with the hotpoint, dle and at ached stand. When you buy from us
cool hen
you get a SIGNED TEN YEAR GUARANTEE on its heating
element. You may buy Hotpoint Electrical Goods elsewhere
but you do not get a signed guarantee. Without the guar-
antee signed, if the filament breaks or becomes defective it
will cost you $ I.45 to replace it.
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WiC ARE THE LiVL WIRES 114 THE ELECTRICAL GOODS LINE. JUST
COME IN AND SLL OVR GOODS. THERE ARL MANY WAYS TO ECONOMIZE.
SOME DO WITHOUT i SOME 'IVY INFERIOR ARTICLES t OTHERS MAKE
BETTER VSE OF THE MONEY THEY SPEND.
IT PAYS TO BUY GUARANTEED GOODS
Tungsten Lamps
We have Teegsten Lamp fres 441e to $1.50 tie very best we as bey, wittlo wire
tbawe filament et straight mate arcked glass s inals. We tarry the mast tospiete stack
is taws, i ager'sg loath heeled sad Oslo is 'oar nae s'kelre aka fes.
Chas. C. Lee
plumbing, Sadist. Eav a«tgkiag
ani Ei.ctric Wiring
Staves. Ranges anti Oil Ileatan
Ev rytkiag is Mariware