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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1898-09-16, Page 5a: is the Ia News E. B., , M itis.QnEy -- Many... 06e of The• of tbattthe '112c11UENKT- I1GA.TT.IE WRA,EL•wen,first place,: in the Dunlop lioodAttleele only one of the many etraine which show that 1hq g44de we represent are the vvw BUT ON TEM 11it11F.1t4T. ' Our stook. ofeerxern*ttAND smuts f is gradually growing smaller, We '1 stilt hove bargains left, 61 1/ELANDS LRT 1 i35' i Leifer 9r eeits, aro good enough pivalue for most people; Other makes for lees money. EMERSON'S ll BwecrR AND MOSIO SOUSE, WEST -2T. L Important to Advertisers AU changes of advertieli lents for the cur- rent Issue of Tau STAatntist be in the hands of he printer not later than TUESDAY NOON of each week. AdVertisera will please govern 1#iemselves aocordlnRly POINTS TO ADVERTISERS. samosa depends upon a aboral patronage of advertlsing.-J. J. Aaron.. Frequent and constant advertising brought me all I own. -A. T. BTEwAItT. • Merchants who do not advertise in Trig STAR lose more money than we 00. Abe (acicrI h . Tar. FRIDAY. SEPT. 10. 185)8. • Temperance Workers. 4a R- in the County of Huron and gives every weekthe a at mount ot Lel6W. grotto newspap .ers, #Bile. bee a dPr* Ile tau lientla&lt)pt o radio both - "A -dose of Milter'rt- Worw, oilers ;,p. the, Iasi sik months, lnuthittrrpton at* ;l$'an ittelid-e aro al- necastoual1L Well, - tlla t litldren i ingeliotie.. Viewer and Pretts De-jh lotted' the same territory. The lit en$e : bealthY, . Cin 'ea trillal the first ,of April to the first ,of ov ea*kteri st< pound nf?pse'er months.. ttneftta lune net yet repotte(f. For fo a 1?c w a . tkx�.i~ t +� e. h a � ax �i'wn' per9i~have,'vt 1*1( st Iaf the (lllltalht lriast .ge#e>~�t* t.V given pLtI for i pl)Or of our Yneetitlg 1. SOPS •Arl�- gie ' Matter MA a large .ntiwber, o.ingon a seven tttonthe' kteeusu. People cit pin,(teaAtl the°subject of %'rrlltihttii)n wo do not know the reason enquire for this Valuable .aid we feel mese lNee greatly indebted', believing the Press .A O, e'er eIfretbOitta40notunfitltotore the ihwuf• tllltsil, so that they prOtc. tically hoe lase tbalS live Months. liote an the vaciPpu linear of our work. AO ''the cause, het we, do not have to go to he one of our strongetse italics. • 'lige regrot that we ate only able tit report having held two, putlie meet- ings, but we were forced to 4nitutlt tot circumstance•. believing thatthesetavo. Ineetings eotint for mach. Iii February, last Ijr. Ai ielia Yeomans was with us; ' In t and held . w nldthelei mass tnR0.in theaitorltpnn and in the evening ile tv- ered a lecture entitled, "The Story -of. Christian Freedom." Added to this, we map- say that, in conjunction with the R. T. of T.. we -held -to;ipel tens_pel` ansa meetings In the Temperance Hall during the wetter season. These meet- ings were usually well attended, and the list of speakers was exeelleut. During tiae winter our Union circu- lated a petition against the securing +if a license for the hotel situated near the G. T. R., and also one in Sp,itfotd, pray- ing that the license there night not be renewed, These licenses were not granted, and we rejoiced. On March 1st we held a crusade day and secured 11 new members. Ten an- nual Provincial repouts were Purchased by the Union, and hast, but not least, last Week we had the pleasure of enter- taining\ the County convention, which we felt to be a profitable meeting. While I have endeavored to detail the work done by the Union, I tun con- scious that earnest efforts have been made and work accomplished by our members, about which only the One above could tell. Of the faithful and untiring service given by our President you all know. May God give her added wisdom and strength. And now. nty dear comrades, while we could gladly have made a Netter, showing, still we have mach to encour- age tie, Let us not look hack on any failure we may have made, but let us press forward with renewed determin- ation that, v hatever others- may do, we will do our part. knowing that our particular work must be done by our- selves, or forever go undone. It is said that in that great day when all secrets shall be revealed that one of the greatest surprises wail be the vast amount of God•given talent that had lain unused till it has become rusted and corroded, talent whish, if conse- crated to God's service. ivould have opened the door to a happy, useful life; but in that great. day it will stand as an accusing angel. May it be said of us. " She hath done what she could." E. 0...koHEsoo, • Rec. Sec'y. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE GODERIOH W, C. T. U.-WaAT THEY HAVE DONE DURING THE PAST YEAR. The annual meeting of the Goderioh W. C. T. U. was held on Tuesday after- noon of hast week in the Temperance Hall, 'tor election of oflicet•s and con- sideration of reports of work done in the various departments. A brief Bible reading was given by the president, Mrs. McGillicudey, in connection with the opening devotional exercises. It was decided, if possible, to obtain the services of the Misses Vincent and Cummings, W. O. T. U. around -the• world missionaries. to address two an- diences in the interests of the coming plebiscite. Also. arreugements were 'verde to hold mothers' meetings each Tuesday during this month. The recording secretary then read her annual report, of which the follow- ing is a synopsis; _Pit •tiltmthkry Today we have res ost im- pportant milestone in our existence as a Union. and heforo going farther we must give praise to caw Heavenly Fa- ther, who has brought us thus far on our way. Though we have not accom- plished nearly as much as we desired, still we au e learnino, and we enter upon the incominur year with increase ot hope, and longing that the preparation of the heart which comes alone from God for His work may he the blessing upon alt who are working in this branch of His vineyard. We have a membership of 88, besides 10 honorary members. There have been 20 regular, 1 special and 2 execu- tive meetings held during the year, with an average attendance of 10; the largest attendance at any one meeting was 27. Our meetings are held on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. At these meetings we have not only conducted the necessary hnsifiess, but have endeavored W provide. besides the regular Bible talk and devotional exercises, some paper or reading of an educational character. We have in our Union 10 regular departntents of work, each in charge of a superintendent, viz: Prison work, Mrs. Holland; curfew bell, Mrs. Duff; railroad work, Mrs. Stod- dart: work amongs sailors. Mrs. Colin Campbell; Demorest medal contests, Mrs. Colborne; literature, Miss C. Fra- ser; work amongst lumbermen, Mrs. McKenzie; evangelistic. Mrs. Brydges; flower mission. Mrs. 'Farr; press, Mrs. McGillicuddy. The following is a brief synopsis of work done in the various departments during the year: Curfew Bell. --An effort was made to secure the act, but as we were unable to secure the cooperation of the Town Council, the natter was laid over for a time. Railroad Work. -The box at the sta- tion has been kept well filled with Wholesome literature, including religi- ous tracts and religious and temperance newspapers, to the ailmofint of several d Nuneds. r Work among Saildrs.-300 pages in tract form, and some copies of the Roy- al Templar, Christian Guardian. and outer temperance and religious news papers have been placed on boats call- ing RL Goderich. Medal Contest. -Four very successful medal contests have been held during the year; the last one we might say eves under the auspices of the County. We believe these contests have been the means of bringing Temperance and Prohibition to the fore, and we trust have been productive of lasting bene- fit. 'Tis ours to sow, thongh only God lira know the increase very, far to ascertain, because tint tilt are i*pttwltbili their limits at this kelt- Soo of the year. In consequence two teentha are lost. The Sea King bas, for ige nos. tide season caught op an average of 3.000 lbs. a week, live days. This• is certainly too little for profit when i is considered that it turkey about $1.200 eech spring to fit out a tug and an actual al exPansa of $18 daily y tor the season, which does not allow any - Wing for even wear and tear. Tbe'tlshermen complain severely and they have every reason to, What they would lige would be a general license, ono that covers the whole territory or even au extension south ns well as north in order to profitably pursue their chosen avocation. It is a well- known fact that lake fish move from one place to another with the change- able seasons. Why then shouldnot fishermen be given a license to cover the whole water during the license sea - 'son? There is undoubtedly reason for the present discontent and dissatisfac. tion with the powers that be, and we trust some actino may he taken by the Government to gave value for the money they receive, and thus protect as industrious, law-abiding, and hard- working class of wurtby citizens. "COOLEST AND HEALTHIEST." - The Editor Star: Mr. A. H. Smith, of London, who has been spending the summer here. has handed to us the subjoined record of the maximum and minimum tem- perature in Goderich, as shown by his thermometer during the months of July and August. This ill ll be been in- terest to city people suffering from the excessive heat dur- ing these months and want to know where to go to get, cool. Yours, CITIZEN'S COMMITTEE. Goderich, 5th Sept. Maximum and Minimum shade temperature, Britannia Road, Ooderich, 300 yds. tram cliff. Dates, July. August. 1 58°-78' 2 t;s--r2 3 62-78 4 66-8u 5 64-76 6 70 -82 7 67 -75 00-74 55-74 X72 76 66-72 58-74 62-00 68-78 67-79 55-75 56 79 50-79 65-77 68-76 68-70 61-75 62-78 4869 ---66 60-68 66- 74 57-76 57-75 08-78 The President then delivered her an- nual address, whicn was received with applause. The election of officers pass- ed off very quietly. as the complete staff t was re-elected as Fallows; President, Mrs. 1). McGillicuddy; cor. sec's, Mrs. C. Campbell; rec. sec'y, Mrs. George Acheson: treasurer, Mrs. Hall and; vice presidents,. Mesdames Duff, Srneeth and Godwin. Supte. of Depart- ments, as named in the repor t above. On Lake Ii won. 0ltntnn:The brick WO* . fi1 the SteVelY Halt is now completed. hut •hint feet, of rooting hits ot$Il .to be added: The budding is cillit til ly go - Ing to present a veil andSOOnl tnpeiti aneealtd Will reflect .'teditupon .Alrhl- toot Fowler's -skill. Why go limping and Whining about youroorns, when a25c. boltlegf$ollo• way's Corn Cure will ri'ninVe Giem? Glave it a trial, uud you will not, 'regret it. Wingham:-(ileo. Phippftf• Md an awful fright on Friday (alit. His breecbloading rifle had been, lent and returned loaded. On Friday evening George fancied he saw a little -rust un the gun, and took it down tc clean It, holding it with the butt to the floor and muzzle pointing upFrward6, Sudd- enly there was an explostont part of the rim ot George's hat was blsa% n off and a hole made in the oeililnee large enough to put a man's fish 'through. To add to his fright, the COOCUssion put the lamp out. A PLEASANT TRIP TO THE P'ISH- INU GROUNDS. 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 OUR FISHERMEN TREATED UNFAIRLY BY THE GOVERN3EENT. It requires Lubbers to rise some in courage for land 22 23 24 27 28 29 90 31 69' - 80' 60-80 48-73 4u-72 49-s8 47-78 56 -85 61-s2 62-611-66 71-85 72-84 56-79 60-75 60-85 '64-85 68-80 58-02 57-80 70-80 68-80 62-78 55-80 62-72 The victory rests with America's Greatest Medicine. Hood's Sarsaparilla, when it enters the battle against iw• pure blood. "SILENCE THAT DREADFUL BELL !" [Othello. ActII, Sc. ill.] To the Editor of THE STAR. Allow me a little space in your col- umns to ask if something cannot be done to relieve those living near Knox Uhurch on East street from the annoy- ance of the frequent ear -piercing clam- or of its very unmelodious hell ? Why church bells should be rung at alt, the small hours of the might not unreasonably be asked, since those wbo attend divine service roust be supposed to know when it begins. just as people know at what hour a theatrical pertormance, or w public lec- ture, begins; at what hour railway trains leave, &c. But granting that there 58 a good reason for bell -ringing on Sundays and other days, it is surely unnecessary that it should he continu- ed so long as it does now at thet?hurch reterred to -say five minutes. This, at, the Sunday morning service, is repeat- ed after a brief interval, during which, as the autocrat says, "Silence like a poultice comes, To heal the blows of sound I" Would not two or three strokes of the hell, which would annoy up one, answer tate purpose of it sutninons or the crew, engineer an McIver, James retninde.? I do not by any means Reid, Relit. Muir and Harry Watson, underrate the importance and comfort firing up and putting everything to- of church -going: rights for the trip. One of the crew, "Church is a little beaten below; John Sullivan, was absent. As we I have been there, and still would go" steamed out the heavens lowered and But I cannot help saying a word in the rain came thick and fast. The behalf of those who toe annoyed, as I it of the East, a nt at the clamr i roved in the distance and confess . thunder there was a magnificent pratesthenyic .street church bell as it is now used. display for a, couple of hours, such its That it is painful, if not positively da could not Well be witnessed on land. gerdus, to invalids, has on more than In case of there being troubled waters," one occasion been recognized by the Clark -Who by the way has .had exper- kind-hearted and justly popular pasu i fence iu like matters -was allotted tht of Knox Church, who VOlelntat'ity has WA of calming the roaring waves ai directed the suppressing of the usual cheerfully accepted. There was every hell -ringing on Sunday morning, or indication of a rough voyage, lint the curtailed it, on occasions of severe ill - prayers of the righteous availeth much nes- in the immediate neighborhood. and shortly after duvbreak Old Sol I hone a little serious considc rat ion of r i tl splen -fend shone forth In all hie bet u6 ft pp what I have hastily suchen may dor, the sea calmed, and the Sea King to at least a modification of church glided along unmolested. The fishing bell -ringing, especially that of Knox buoy was sighted about 8.30 10 at Church. I emphasize this, because I anchor. ins and the tug was soon at think it the inose -annoying, partly on anchor. Had Chambers, bora, of English account of the hopeless character of literature fame, been aboard he might the bell itself, and because, if I mistake !rave exclaimed 7 not, it is the greatest sinner in the .What thougt my winged Scare of bites have sense I have indicated, in this usually been, quiet and beautiful town, Like anwel visite, few and tar between." Z. Weak constitutions are built uv hv, and good health follows, the use of Miller's Compound Iron Pilld. Doctors say they are the hest tonin after sick- ness. They make the weak strong. ¶eIi - A bui4koi Ili - - Cannot 'Afford to be otherwise than Weil Dressed Ne ready -wear garment oat} 110peculiarities possibly SO a the of man. Our prices. Muds - tent with work done, are equally as cheap as Ohs Ready-to-wear garments " made by slop tailors. We have oar Spring and Summer Stook of SUITINOS and SINGLE PIECES ready for your inspection and invite you to call. Wingham: While Master Percy Snaith. son of Mr- John Smith. of the G. T. R., was walking on stilts on Tuesday evening. he bad the ini is r - tune to fall from them and the result was that one of bis arms was broken above the elbow. The little fellow is doing nicely. niorniug_ nd be on time with the worthy seven who toil early and late for a living out of the depths cf old Lake Huron. THESTAR. however, is generally an early bird and we were not too severely taxed to hoard the tug Sea King, Capt. Inkster, at 3.15 a. m., on her last trip to the fishing grounds, about 50 miles from port. n deck we found mine host of the Huron, E. R. Swarts, in comfortable quarters finish- ing his accustomed nap, E. Attrnl rap- idly pieparing his accoutrements, Alex Clara of inland fishing fame stowing away the wants of �e inner man, and A Short Road to health was opened to those suffering from chronic coughs, asthma, bronchitis, catarrh, lutnbarp, tumors, rheumatism, excoriatednipptes or inflamed breast, and kidney com- plaints, by the introduction of the in- expensive and effective remedy, Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil. HUGH DUNLOP, The old and reliable House. Clinton: -.A. quiet wedding took place at the home of Mrs. S. }Holmes, on Friday evening of last week. when her daughter, Mrs. P. Cantelon. was married to Mr. P. Stealth. sr., also of town. The ceremony was performed by Rev, A. Stewart, to the presence of the immediate friends of the contract- ing parties. 1 Salt rheum and all eczematous con- ditions of the skin are cured by the use of Miller's Compound Iron Pills. McCready, .:.Common Sense AND .____..,_, Wo at, business on honor turd on the merit of the goodi w handle. You put your surplus that you know to CANADIAN 'rAC]F1C 'Cl FTC IS THE • DIRNsOT HAW! 0NLL- ALL -CANADIAN NF. , . . TO TARE, [+ ANlrOBA, THE NORTHWEST, DEMISE COLUMBIA AND TIM Blyth: Mr. Charles R. Shane, of fru Saturday till Detroit, visited m sty Monday with relatives here. a now holds the position of city traveller in a large wholesale house in the•-Oity of Straits. There pan be a difference of opinion on most subjects, but there is gniy one n inion tt n to the reliability of 4/Other i Graves' Worm Exterminator. it is safe,ure-and effectual. The crew had five whits and a half of net to lift, and the task was no small job indeed. This took about four hours and long before thelimpsh all were as hungry as might be. Mclvor willingly took the post of cook and in a pail of water with a little salt added steamed PUou h fresh Ash for thee whole party. Literature. - During the past six The treat was very palatable and en- fltinths we have purchased 6000 leaf- yoyed Immensely by the visitors. The $ is s and a large number of these have haul was Varied in size and light In hew distributed by members of the weight, about 500 lbs., not enough to Onion, believing this to be one of the pay expenses. On the return journey ,ifttostafTectdve ways we can help in the the party put•in a most enjoyable time, Plebis55W campaign. one of the clottable events being the Wok among Lumbermen. -Early in presenting to Mr. Clark, in suitable tile spring a bale of clothing, six cum• terns, the largest trout caught /Wring Bort bags, and it large amount of liter- the day. and the expressed hearty sp- ttut'e were sent to the canine in the predation of the s cursionists to the a Wiarton district. also a collection of popular contain and crew. -$6 wit& made and *tont to assist in pay- TnSSTA%learned 9omothing of the ins the salary of a missionary among ups rind downs as_ hazard. s hazard- KLONDIKE AND YUKON GOLD -FIELDS money in a Bank be SAF'. - Then put your money in a {WJ HEEL .that we know and guarantee to SAFE. Pianos. Organs and Sewing Machines --the very best in the land. The name is a guarantee -The Wormwith Piano, The Goderich Organ, The White, Williams, and Ray- mond Sewing Machines -the best makes the world can produce. Wo are headquarters for guaranteed, high-grade makes in all these lines, and all we ask is an honest inspection and the Goods will do the rest. LOWEST RATES FASTEST TIME ACCOMMODATION UNSURPASSED. ./ TOURIST CARS EACH WEEK TO THE PACIFIC COAST. Full information and pamphlet '• Klondike and Yukon Gold Fields, free. Apply to it, RADCLIF.FE, Canadian Pacific: hallway Agent, Goderioh. Cut Rate Tickets for to prinotpalpoints cow on sale. Berlin reports reiterate the story_of the attempt on the life of queen Wil -I heltnina of Holland. Couut Limberg- St.irum says au Italian fanatic .fired throe shots. one of which lodged id the Countess Limber¢-Stirum's aura• as she sat beside the young Queen, • A STRONG NATION.' Consists of strong men anti healthy women, and health and strength de- penol upon pure, rich blood which is given by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Anation which takes millions of bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla every year is layinir the foundation for health, the wisdom of which will surely show itself in Years to came. FALL FAiRS GREAT NORTB-Wr8T01N, 0n0BRrru. SEPT. 27 .20. Western, London, Sept. 8 to 17. Northern, Walkerton, September it. 15- Sontlern, nranttord. boot. 17 to 22. Horticultural, Preston, SOL 20. '21, 22. Owen 50und Owon Sound, Sept 20-2'2. Centre 0= 2- C•entre Wellington, Fergus. Supt 22 23 - North Perth, Stratford sept 22 21 Centre Bruce, Paisley, Sebt. 117, 9. Peel. Brampton, September 25. 2n North Western, WOagham Sept- 27-28. neon Townotdp, Ripley, September 27. 28. st Wawtneeh, ROlarnve. September'/*, 20. ulroas Peosnter, Soptomher 22. 23. South Hwuron. Exeter. September 19. 20. Kincardino, October t and 5. Tiverton, Oat, 7. Bruce. Underwood, October 11. floret's Central Clinton. Sept. 20. 21. Tuokersorith. Seatorth Sept. 22. L3. Morrie, Blyth Oct. 4. 4 Rant Huron, Ilreesele,Oct. 4 7. Mltcboll, Mitchell, Sept. 27, 25. You Want the Best. The Square. Goderich. Read what a well-known Oodorlolt man says of Kelsey's Generators. Godortoh, May 7th. 1898. GENTLF4HUN,-One of your No. 18 Kelsey Generators was put in my homo last fall on the express condition that it it should pot prove sattttefaotory an exchange for another furnace was to be effected. Now that' the win- ter Is over and the Kelsey has been tested,I have no desire to change ea I have Lound 15 both efficient ane economical. 'rhe heated air is of excellent quality and tree from dust and coal gas. While the radiating power of the ledger in the furnace collar Is scarcely per - cerebra, there is no difficulty In keeping the temperature on the first and wend storeys' evenly at 70, b'ah. I regard the Goalie••"' flrst•oless, S. P HALLS, M. A„ Prin. of Idodel and Publc Schools. • We aro solo anggenta for them and will bo glad. to have you ea and enquire - Hood's Pills are prompt, efficient, al- ways reliable, easy to take, easy to operate. 25c the lembermen• sus life. ,AAidrl lyrent this they are ccr.l When children are pale, peevish. and Prison Work. -- Visite linea been thinly not trelttett filii•ly by the Gov- restless at night they require a dose :mttltde to the prisoners; the distribution ; ertmitinYts liiach Of the three togs from or two of Miller's Worm Powders- t3D0 pages of literature and three this�flity ikt lieetliyofee of $2Fi but They are pleasant to take, no physic f temperance and tell- are 1 m ted to alittr tittles from Mode- requited. . ',serge paekages o 1 J. H. WORSELL, Stoves and Plumbing. HAY - WANTED- - FARMERS, LOOK HERE I want 500 Tone of Good Timothy Haw this years' nut, in exchange fat Apple Barrels. Bartels to be delivered during July and August. Hay to be pressed during the fall and winter months. Farmers in the vicinity of Goderich, now is the time for you 50 speculate. Barrels this fan will he to you as good us gold. As this ie a snap offer it will only be held open until the lst of August, e0' Cine and see or write at once end thereby secure a market for your sur- plus Hay. SHOP AND RESIDENCE. Near G. T. R. Station, Opposite Furniture Factory. J. E. BRYDGES U. S. Secretary of State Day says "Nothing has occurred to emba>jrass the work of the Peace Commission or to endanger the success of the peace negotiations-" The- Spanish Senate today adopted the peace protocol. intrinsic worth is sure to be recog- nized sooner or later. There neyer has been any extravagant advertising of Miller's Compound Iron Pills, no Her ing headlines, followed by exaggerated statement% but, notwithstanding, it appearsto he pretty well known that they are the best medicine for building u 7 t h" system and erring all diseases r8sulting from poor Mood. OODERIOH, ONT• MANUFACTURER OF FINE CARRIAGES OF ALL STYLES. Also sell fluttery work in Buggies, Carriages and Lumbof Wagons. Repainting, retitmm• Ing. tops. ooahtone, &o. All work warranted. Repairing promptly attended 'to. Second- hand rigs o1 nearly all kinds for sale cheap. An "American" despatch says that the United States authorities bave made remarkable sanitary changes at Santiago. The rit.y is divided under live physicians, with seven inspectors and street, cleaners, and consequently sicsrn•ss le decreasing among the poor. Mans Statesers NTO arriving in search of business chances. Suffer No More. -Thereare thonsands who live miserable l f yes Because d yepep- sia dulls the faculties and shadows exist- ence with the clouds of depression. One way to dispel the vapors that, beset the victims of this disorder is to order them n course of Parmelee a Vegetable Pills, which are among the hest, veget- nhle pills knnwn, 'being easy to take and ,ire most efficacious in their action. A ti feat of them will prove this. Nenforth: --Word was received herr last, week of the denth of Barry Wat- son. son of G. N. Watson, which too k place In ('aha. He is supposed to have died of yellow fever. He enlisted In the American Array at Minneapolis and took part in the Santiago cam- paign. DOMINION CARRIAGE WORKS OPPOSITE COLBORNE HOTEL. EverbodU Is Talking NOT A QUACK DOCTOR. Morrill's System Tonic duce not emanates from quaekery. bat le s ec1cppttitcaliy prepared end valuable proscrlptlOn, erring aweak diseaeee haringtheir origin in Constipation and a nr vitiated blond It parities the blood.-bullda up the ayateht. strengthpne the nerves ,and reggntoten the bowels. Vold In 60e. bottled eon- tateIng 60 dosses. at Dunhnm'a Drug Store By thetr action on the Stomach, Liv pr, and Bowels. Miller's Wurtn Pow- ders correct all such troubles aft hack of Appetite, Biliousness, Drowsiness, Fellow (complexion, etc.; nice to take. OHAS, BATES. Goderich Planing .Mills Buchanans& Rhynas Contractors and Builders Manufacturers of ann dealers in all kinds of Building Material, snob ae Lumber, Doors, Saab, Lath, Shingle., &o.. &o. Gen. W. Thomson , Bicycle and Music Agent. Remodelling Our Premises Compels us to dimes() of some of our Goode as quickly as possible. Such Goode as ax aasec lx - -, 132EICxsv.01.. and 41311°I.,A.£:SENNPI'',EILR7© . Take (fp .o mash room we want to reduce the COook. Thera is no tlrne of the year when you need snob Goode more than in Ole Spring and Summer. Come and See Our Bargains WE WOULD LIKE to 811 yon a sample order of GROCERIES, Lot ns try if we • can suit you. LI G Plans and Estimates furnished un appli• cation. (Established 1854.) Buchanans & Rhynas KINOSTOI' -PAM fLY GROCERS. TIP ec CO., REDFORD BLOCK F. J. PRIDHAM, The fflgflGIass GIotflicr. STREET OYE WORKS GODERIOH. fl. SMITH, Proprietor. D. Ga ABOUTcticlonts Fou r. Ho has just received another car load from Manitoba. Ho has now on heed two of tho beet brands of flour that the world can pro- duce -Lake of the Woods and ORllries from Winnipeg Mille. made from No. 1 herd wheat Ho also keeps the BEST BRANDS - oy- - ONTARIO FLOUR. People buying flour would do well by rnlling ma n, CANT b.LON. the practical bakery. and he will tell you how to blend the Monitob with Ontario to make a beautiful faintly flour at 0 REASONABLE PRiCE Orden/1(811 b0 llr'dfl'fyit1y 5th'oiiiiod to tri PUFF PASTRY, ROLLS -OR- OYSTER PATTIES Or any other thing in the Cake lines- Wedding Cakes with Almond lotng n spec laity. 1 V OTIlitS LINT, 1598. Municipality -Of the Toaenehlp of Goderlrh. ounlHuron. L✓ v of Notice Is hereby given that 1 have transmit- ted or delivered to le arsons mentioned in ,eetlone 5 and 6 of the voters' LIMA Ante, the roptoa required by said sentletta Gl be eo trine- mhted or delivered of the het made pursuant. to Bald Aot of all persona appealing by me last Rovieed Aaseasment Roll of the said Monte'. polity, to be entitled to vote In the said Mnntet yahty at olo0 fons for members of the Leglala- siva Assembly and at Muntelml oloctiona. and that and Llai ivves dna posted up In my Alec. at Qoodertch Townehlp• on the eth day of Sop tembor,1998, and remains there for lnepcetlon- Electors aro called upon to examine the said Llai and if any omleetons or any other error. are footed therein, to take immediate proceed- ings t0 have saki armee rorroctod according to Isar, NIXON STURDY Clerk of the Townablp of Oodertoh Oocerloh Townehlp. Sept. a. 11198. CLOTHES CLEANED, DYED AND REPAIRED In the moat modern style and satisfaction guaranteed. Old clothes made to look as good as new, saving to you. Positively mono Po Y y B PRtoae MODERATE. A. Smith. ARMSTRONG BROS. PUMP AND FANNING MILL WORKS. NELSON -ST.. GODS R1Ct1. Standard Summer Goods to Order at Big Reductions -from $3 to $8 less than regular prices. The People know we carry the Goods, that the Make-up is Perfect, and that there is no question about the fit We are overstocked with Summer Goods and must reduce every line. The prices will surprise you. F. al. PRIDi-IAM. The Tailor. PUMP DEPARTMENT. W1IOr.EaALE AND RETAIL. Wooden pampa in • number of different styles and sires: No.'s 1 and 2, suitable for house cinema. No.'s 2, 9, 4, 6, 0, " " " wells. No.'s 6, 0, 7 " " stook wells. Those pumps are manufactured from selected quartered Algoma pine, Spanish loather trimmings. iron cap valves guaran- teed not to season check. No. 'e 6, 6 and 7, closed iron Dapped tope with iron bearings. No.'s 6 and 0 guaranteed to work with ease by women or children in wells forty and fifty feet deep. Sinks, Water Tanks, Wood and iron Piping, eto. Orden by mail promptly attended to. When ordering give depth of well from platform. SEVERAL 00011 AGENT* 'RANTED. FANNING MILL DEPARTMENT. Armstrong's Improved Grain and Seed • Cleaners 51 any Fanning Mill. Fanning Mill Screens and Sive* for any make of mill. SS,EIUL 000D AGENTS WANTED. CATTLE PROS. PLUMBERS STEAM FITTERS TINSMITHS, Fest gide of Square, - - GODERICH Cause to be Proud. -- There is always a feeling of satis- Lotion if not of pride in being dressed in good form• Thie is a feeling that comes patrons. to our Your pride in being w iI dressed is shared by us in our pleasure at knowing that we have the honor of serving so many well-dressed people. ARMSTRONG BROS. A. The P. MLEAN, Up -To -Date Men's Furnisher. ars*Wwwra(fr.A•* .watiwiy.AliAiyist''+ta'