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MEDICAL
RIP
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dn.ti diorama. mem 36,a.4 am s.nwsair
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residsses. wrest !.etas sod et. Akdrew'r
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sad tlatarrsy.: apy eyeMea be .pal.tmast-
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sod Mo.releM t7•
tales. Sr 8. Waterloo Street.
sweats too/ Chunk. Bean s.
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PROUDFULIT, YILL4)IItAN cit
PROUDFOOT
aARRETIIER SOLICITOR& NOTARIES
PUHIJC. ZrC.
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Patent solicitor
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le camels are U.ts. le.
NC Trade wants
lad
prepared tee seL le retesttMeetha
ilipert wales, In patent suits, Pet-
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Brophe3 Bros.
GODERICH
bee Leadkg
Pseersi Dlfecisrs
acid Embalmers
at •110.44ge
A PEACH OF AN MAY
(My Peter McArthur)
. Did you over notice that when we
want to praise anything with imitates
emphasis we call 1t something else?
V r Instance, 1f we wish to praise a
WWI or a Meters we say. It is •
We do the because a gem la
prsalbae thing that we can
pMaaa-iia r1T oaacrete example of
•'BMulta fishes la little room.' To
he a gees a thM1 east have the Onset
aoMM t aartlea eartcbed .red per
bated bp art. ted when we say drat
a tkMg le a gem we mean that 1t is
the purIastloa of Its kind, a 6nlshed
lEllileal which no farther or
se la poaslble.
aening a thing a "gem" Is only
one metaphor. There are many
others, but in all cases the word we
use Instead of what we mean denotes
the existence of acme quality 1a the
thing described that is only reached
in the thing we name In Its stand.
This suggests a method of determiu.
Mg the things In Nature and art that
are perfect. for only the perfect things
are seed as metaphors. Their per-
fections may vary but In every case
a perfection to Indicated.
Among our fruits there are two that
ate seed as metaphors oftener that
any other and by that tact we may
judge of their surpassing quality. One
1s used in public life and the other
In everyday Lite. In public life the
man who secures a high position, a
favor or a contract that will enrich
him. is said to have got "a plum:"
This suggests that he has got some-
thing that all men earnest!, desire'
something so packed full of rlobness
and all goodness that It can only be
described by calling it a plum -the
Craft of which a celebrated bunko!
twist, E. 1'. Powell, says that "It con-
tains more richness than any other
fruit." It is rich In color, flavor and
odor and as satisfying bo the palate
as It la to the eye. It 1. for this reason
that it has gained Its political signifl-
cance as a metaphor. As the fruit
most perfect and rich of its kind It
suggests to the greedy politicians
what they most desire and one of
them who has been so fortunate as to
pecare a plum never wants anything
else all his life but more plums. And
the plums. when they are ripe are
entirely worthy of the high regard
they receive from housewives as well
as politicians.
Our other metaphorical fruit Is the
peach. Just listen to some youth say-
ing of a beautiful girl that "She is a
peach" and even 1f you had never
tasted a peach you would know that
it must be sweet. beautiful and ex-
quisite, just as we all know that It
1s. The peach 1s the oue thing that
we can nae without offence as a meta-
phor for a beautiful girl and theme is
nothing more alluring sod perfect that
we can use aa a metaphor for a peach.
To may rink 'a peach 11 a peach L the
highest praise we can bestowon It
melees we say the. It Is "a Canadian
peach" for our "made to Canada"
peaches are admitted to surpass all
other peaches as much aa they sur-
pass all other fruits: Canadians have
a right to be proud of them and to be
fond of them and the housewife who
puts up a plentiful supply of them is
the one who is most certain to be,
rs(hi•d by her besbad ane - her?
Ulikken as "A Peach."
SUFFERED
EVER YTHINC
For Yeah, Restored To Health
by Lydia E. Pi11kLa1a's Vag-
, stable CompoueuL
Cemmilan menses ars eontinaally writ.
lag se each letters as the two following,
which ere leartfeit ezpresidese of grad-
Nde for restored health:
0I1B1md Station, Ont.- " I have to.
ken Ljftlis E: Pinkbam's Vegwtabl• C
pound gad
found any medicine
to compare with it.
I had alien and felly
ins 01 womb and
doctors did me no
good. 1 suffered
dreadfully for years
until 1 began taking
your medicine. 1 al-
so Tecof,mend it for
aereessae.s and in-
digestion. " - Mrs.
Biting CLeat, Clanton! Statim. Ont
r
ott
0
(Bestervtlle, Ont. - '• I heard your
medicines highly praised, and a year ago
I began taking them for falling of womb
and ovarian trouble.
•' My left side pained me all the time
and just before my periods which were
irregular and painful it would be worse.
To sit down caused me pain and suffer-
ing and I would be so nervous wens -
times that I could not bear to see any
one or bear any one speak. Little specks
would float before my eye. and I was
always constipated.
"1 cannot say too much for Lydia E.
Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound and
Liver Pills, for there are no medicines
like them. I herstaken them arta 1
recommend them to all women. You may
publish this testimonial." - Mn. STE-
PHEN J. Moans, (beetervij., Ontario.
Canada
every day. The contents sacut l b'
clear and frte from spots represent-
ing moulds, or dark areas showing
development of the germ or bacterial
colonies in the white.
When b-osin the white and yolk
ligaments ed ould be strong and firm.
and the yolk round. A eat yolk Ina
-
rale* age or a "stale" egg. The best
yolks are reddish-yellow In color, and
not' par. 'yellow. If boiled bafor• it
is More than three to five days old
Um white does not thicken to the
afloat that it will later, but remains
fills, and flaky.
llunlly,
it may be said that Infert'Ie
eggs am to be preferred to those
tills; lave been fertilised.
SOME EGG POINTERS
ERS
Producer should sitey Wishes of
Consumer For' Beet Results
The consumer unc_asdas y flays
as Important part In fixing the stand-
ard for the first -grade eggs. Foxl.r
prejudices may not always be sup
ported by scientific fact bit. as fife
consumer is ult!mate:y resrorslble
tor the demand, the producer will find
It to his aitantage to study ptb.l
requirements care'u:1y and endeavor
to meet them as tar as ilea in his
power.
The interval between the time the
Kgs ere laid and the time they reach
the consumer should not be more t'.a
three to Ove days. according to th
season of the year. If older than this
they must face competition with for-
eign supplies, and have lost a mea-
sure e1 their new -laid quality. Unless
the poultry keeper dithers his egg.
to private customers be loses control
of them after th'y have passed o:t
of bis hands. but he ean at lest en-
sure that he Is responsible for no
part of the delay
The egg should be not less than 2.
ounces In weight. smal:er eggs may
be equal In nutr.Uve value to those
of larger size, but the consumer bas
an undoubted preference for the latter.
In shape it io desirable that the rigs
should be neither too long and nar-
row
amrow nor too wide and short; provtdrd
however, the shell is even and not
abnormal th s does not greatly matter.
The shell should be strong and devoid
of any roughness. A thick shell may
meas that the proportion of edlb'•
matter to total weight 4 less than
when the shell is this. but this is
metre thee (-cmpensated ter by the
fact that there is leas *vaporUos.
Lad the transport qualities are greeter.
While It may be true that then 1.
no appreciably greater vela* in Kgs
with tinted .belle the customer
usually prefers them to those Saving
white Melte. sad the modems woebt
therefore, retied* at least a proper-
ties
eep[!ties of dated eggs
While It is important that mope
should present an attnetive external
fsWearan , tasty actual feed vales
ala Only be Esti rvaised by as mends-
attest
land♦attest et the •eutento ii emWtfoe
sieeM s • small Mr noes et tie
baler unci er tats seg, Wine a.
OgB f neiwaeW se Nr MOM to fatlM
tr aerellWiM -let >K 114111111111 SLAW,
School
Shoes
The time is here again to
get your boys and girls pre-
pared for school.
They will need good strong.
serviceable Shoes, the kind
that 'a -ill stand the test in
any weather.
In this line we have ex-
celled all past efforts and you
will find at your command
the :mast complete stock of
neat. reliable School Shoes at
the
;Lowest Possible Prices
Our stock of noes for working-
men bat been selected with the
g reatest care from the best
manufacturers and doer not In-
clude anything that will not
glee .ati.faction.
REPAIRING
Geo. MacVicar
North side of Square
Goderich
MacEwan Estate
Ezdusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Best Coal Mined.
Aey quantity bast all Maple
Slabs. Mleed Wood, H.mktek
e nd [IadllaR (Omer sr Plot.)
TEL*PSINLt1LB, cess 0
widesee sla er A
Tour QUOTAPOKS
/112PT9ONSER 20
T•r.w . Cattle Market
Extra choice .teen. . $7.26 to $7.4)
Butcher steers. Mimi ••. 7.00 7.29
do. median 0 76 8.66
do. comma 6.60 1.09
Heifers, good to choice7.40 7.35
do. meatles 6.10 6.76
Butcher cows. chole6.05 0.60
do, good • 6.60 6.00
do. common 4.60 0. el
7ateher balls, choke6.25 6.60
do. good balls 6.60 1.00
da medium 1.00 5.50
do. rough boisms 4.50 4.63
leaden, 900 to 1,06 lbs. 4.75 7.01
do. bulls 4.60 6.60
Stockers, 700 to S00 lbs 1.60 1.76
do. m 5 4.
60 to 710 25 6.40
do. light, 300 to 160 6.00 6.11
Canner ... 3.76 4.00
Cutters 4.60 6.00
Milkers, chole., esch.. 60..0 90.50
Springers 50.00 90.0
Calves, veal, choice9.00 11.40
do. medium 7.00 1.40
1.40
7.26
6.45
7.03
4.60
6.75
4.6)
9.90
do. common
Lambe, yearlings
Spring lambs
Called lambs
Back lambs
Ewen, light
6.50
7.00
6.00
5.00
6.00
6.50
Sheep, heavy and bucks 3.60
Hog,. off cars ...... .. 9.66
do. fed end watered. 9 60
do. f.o.b. 9.25
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale prices to the
trade:
Egg" -
Special (cartons) .2S to .27
Extras (selects) .2; .27
No. 1 straight (Row -laid) .23 .24
No. 2 .17 .18
Butter- -
Creamery prints, fresh.29 .20
Creamery solids .27 .29
Dairy printt .25 .28
Bakers' .22 .23
Cheese -Large, 14%4c to 15c; 'wins,
14%c to 15140.
Honey -Buckwheat, barrels, 6%c to
7e; do. tins, 7c; strained clover honey,
$O -Ib. tins, 10%c• do. 104b. tins, ]le;
do. 6 -Ib. tins, 11%c; comb honey, Na
1. per down. $2.40; , do. No. 2, per
down, $2.
Poultry IAvo Dressed
Old fowl. 15. Ile 16c 18.
Spring broilers tic 16c
Old turkeys 13e 17c 17c 23e
D.icklings 110 12e 17c 18e
Turkeys .., ... 21c 22c
Toronto Grain Markets
Manitoba wheat -No 1 northern.
new crop:, freer No. 2 northern.
51.01.
American corn -No. 2 yellow, 83c.
track, lake ;aorta.
Canadian corn -No. 2 yellow, 81c.
Ontario oats -No. 2 white, ne•.1
crop, 35c to 39c; No. 3 white, 37c to
Ontario wheat -No. 2 winter, new.
90c to 92c; sprouted or smutty, 70.
to $Oc; wheat ..lightly tough. l0e to
85c.
Pees -No. 2. 51.25.
Barley -good malting barle7. 52c to
54e; feed barley, 43c to 46c.
Rye -No. 2, 75c to 78c.
Manitoba finer -First patents, la
jute. $6.76; second patents. 56.21;
strong bakers'. 85.C5.
Ontario flour -New, winter, 90 per
cent patent., 13.80.
Millfeed-Car lots, delivered Mon-
treal freights; brag per ton, 826;
shorts, per ton, 827; middllogs, per
ton. $30; good Gad Sou:, per bag.
11.80.
East Buffalo Cattle
Cattle- Receipts. 2,200 head; ac-
tive; prime steers, 89 to $9.50; ship-
ping.' 58.25 to 58.75; butchers, $4.76
to 88.60; heifer,. 85 to 58; cows, 53.25
to $7; bulls. 84.50 to $7.25.
Veale--Recelpts, 800 head; slow and
steady; $4 to 811.60.
Hogs-Recetpta. 13,000 head; ac-
tive; heavy, $7.5( to 18.30; mixed,
$8.20 to 68.40; Yorkers, 57.75 to $8.50;
PILL, $7.25 to 87.35; roughs. $6 to
84.25; stags, 84.60 to 15.50.
Sheep and lambs -Receipts. 7400
head; steady; lambs and heavy sheep
active; lambs, 56 to $9.26; yearlings.
84.60 to 87.25; wether, $6 to $6.25;
ewes. $3 to $5.50; sheep. mixed, $5.76
to 54.
Chicago Catt:e Market
Cattle --Receipts, 25,000; market
weak; native beef cattle, $4 to 810.26;
western steers. $4.66 to $8.76; cows
and heifers, 82.86 to $8.20; calves,
87.25 to $11.50.
Hogs -Receipts, 24,000; market
weak; light, $7.10 to 81; mixed, 16 36
to $7.86; heavy, 86.06; to $7.30; rough,
$4.06 to 16.20; pigs, 56.25 to 86.75;
bulk of sales, *6.60 to $7.40.
Sheep-Recelpia, 12,000; market
strong; lambs, .atles, $4 to $8.66;
wetbers, 55 25 to 66.
Dressed Meats
Toronto wholesale houses ace quot-
ing to the retail trade a. follows:
Beef. hlndgoarters....511.10 to $16.60
do. forequarters .... 9.50 10.50
do. choic.) side.... 12.26 13.60
do. medium 9.76 12.26
do commis-, 8.26 9.26
Mutton, light, cwt 12 00 14 04
Veale, prta.e, cwt . J13.10 16 00
Shop hogs .. 12.00 12.76
}heavy bag. t. 9.2E 10.60
Lambe, sprlrg, cwt... 14.00 16 00
Termite WhelMN Vegetables
Cubing*. cite $1.M to $1 2b
Onions, basket .30 .00
Tomatoes, bastet .11 tis
Ku Oast, basket .. .80 40
Vegetable marrow, Mkt .36 .30
Corn. dl.ou .10 .1 f
CSeambe0f, basket .46 .70
Peppers, rel. bake. .40 .01
is green .81 .00
Potsto.s, bag .96 .M
Toronto Wholesale Print
Plume, Can., 6 -qt bakt.$ .19 be $ .15
is. 11AL ,40 .115
Fo.cbss. Can, 6 -qt MMI .110 .40
4o. 11 et. .86 .40
Watermelons. each . 40 .40
Bla*b rrles. 11AL Mkt 1.15 1.96
T5inblebsrr ee 00 .40
Centa*gs, theft utero ASV-. .11
i
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Exhibition Specials
The Exhibition marks the opening of the fall season. We are
better prepared than ever to meet the demands of our steadily increasing- trade.
Owing to the unsettled state of the markets and the high advanceson all classes of
merchandise it is imperative that you should make your purchases as early as
possible to get the advantages of the low prices that now prevail.
t Coats for Ladies, Misses and Children
Of special interest is our exceptionally choice selection of ladies' Coats, at
in the season's newest stylus, at $10, 112.60, $15, 116.50, up to $30.00.
Children's Coats a specialty, suitable for school or dress wear, at all price.
• dm Women's Raincoats Children's Raincoat.'
Iter -
prices,
most
A new range of ladies' and children's Raincoats just to hand, in all the latest s
popular prices. Exhibition special in women's Raincoats, gr,y shade, thoroughly sho
exceptional value for the money, all sizes, each 13.75.
Dress Goods, Silks and Coatings
A complete showing of the most popular materials in Dress Goods, Serges, G
Broadcloths are the season's favorites, with navv, green and brown being the po
Special values in Serges and Gaberdines, from 55c to 12.25 per yard.
Coatings in all the popular plain cloths and novelties, at keenest prices
Blanket' Cloth, extra quality, all -wool, at $1.50 per yard.
New Silks New Silks New
Exhibition special in black Silks. Black Pailette Silk, 36 inches wide,
quality, a wonder at the price, $1.00 per yard.
Millar's special Duchess Pailette Silk, extra super -quality, wear gua
wide, $1.35 per yard.
Special Showing of Down Comforters and Bla
New stock "Old Bleach" Linens New
PoP
ula r
tyles, at
werproof
berdines and
pular shades.
Our special
Silks
beautiful, lustrous
ranteed, 36 inches
nkets
Fall Gloves
Make our store your headquarters while at th
LOOK FOR OUR EXHIBIT AT THE FA
Ezhibiti on.
IR
56.11llillar's Scotch
It's a Moose.
Jork tit/a. on hi. lint visit to the
Zoo, 1'66 say, ma man, whit dee ye
ca' Iso 'rant?" be asked the ■tt.eod-
ant. 'That's a moose ; it comes from
Canada," replied the ome(al. Jock
was thunderstruck as be gazed with
awe on the bus beast. "A moose?
11100141
That •Brae Canada ? Whit a
PIMP for a wooers ? Man, I wuoner whit
Rabbis Borne wid lase tbocht if he
tented up the like o' that at' the
plop T'
Cautious.
"Had you the audacity, John," said
a Scottish laird to his servant. "to go
and tell some people that I was a mean
fellow. and no gentleman r "Na, so.
sir," was the candid asewer ; ••you91
no catch me at the like o' that i nye
keep my thoughts to me.elf."
Mother Ito new ruaid)-"i1 you can't
keep the children quiet send them up
to we for a while and 1 will sing to
them " Nurse -"Ob. that won't do
any 'rood. I've threatened them with
that tw c already."
SKIN SUFFERERS
Your Relief Is Guaranteed.
The D.1) D. Pieecription for eczema
• mild, sntiarptic wash. &tope chat
awful itch instantly.
Druggists throughout the city have
',kneeled such remarkable cuter with
this remedy that they now universally
recommend D. D. I).
As proof of their confidence. they
offer you the first fullaized Cottle on
guarantee that tailless it doe. the
AME FOR YOU, it coat.. you rot •
rent. A generous trial bottle for Lkic.
Store pig
UDIESI LOON TOUN
DARKEN sir
Use Orendma'e Sage Ta
OarRattrsiim nobody
itthrough 1
and Sal-
on t•lL
1f.
Gray hair, however handiness, denotes
ed.eeelsg em. W. know the advaa-
6apes d • youthful •ppear•nes. Your
15.17 ie year charm. It makes or mars
the taw. When it fades, turns gray anti
*cob dry, wispy and scraggly, just •
few applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur
ostk.seas its appearaaw • knmdred-fold
Dual May gray! Look young! Either
prepare the tasks .t Mena or get from
gay drug store a 60 treat bottle of
•'Wyeth's Sage aa.) Sulphur Compound."'
Thousands of folks recommend the
ra.tiy mew p .penton, because it Jerk •
Oka helm bs•atifully .red remoras
deet reff, stops scalp itehing .ad fab
k.irt;,kjaisinwmpossiblyd, no e py 4-14
Yaa* iadAme ea eposg i .oft bra with
8,
desiring this through the hair, faking
one smart strand at • time. By morning
the =air dimmers; after another
relm aoior is
Mored end it beams. t5Wta .c. glossy
lustrous. and yon appear years peso,.
"And
killed
O'Htien,
'Sure,
pruudl
Do v
end
pl.
aren't ye afraid o' gettin
said Mrs. Murphy to Pat
who had joined the army.
sn' phwat of if," he muttered
"Ws we Iivin', ain't it r
warn, my son, of loose methods.
ou know how they generally
"No, sir; how "In tight
The yoke of care is worse t han the
of men ; yet he who bath eheken
the one bean the other pc t tent I y. --
e art h.
JAS. A. CAMPBELL, y0
Central Di ug Store, floderith. r.ff
D. D. D. is made in Canada. Pr
IS YOUR ROOF ONE OF
THOSE IN THiS TOWN
that needs our attention ? The
longer you delay making the
needed repair, the more damage
the weather is doing and the
greater your expense.
TINNING AND
REPAIRING
roofs, a1a0 building gutter, and
leaders, is our part of this world's
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Hamilton Street
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