The Goderich Star, 1906-11-16, Page 4/ / I ..I . •
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Tittfit it wilt stop 'falling. and
VIll Vey lOilt ,illIff Ile0Y.
Ayer's lisirIripr is the iuly
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buy: i itiiiiro* um Allo•-tO,010
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, NOVEMBEE 23, 1900
AS TO WHST 110110N.
gglatintistion of the Evidence (Wee
_
, at Termite Lief 'Week.'
" (Loudon Pres Press leveret
W. L. Mitten rentemhereti the- Mc.
beezielloltnes eleeSion. , Pie did not
**member seeing uliortnati .or Lewis
during the bymelection, He knew
Mileybut did not .rentembeer swear-
ing to thereat that he knew 'him in
Welt Huron. ife 'meows After the
-
election that. be Met (eGoropen,Levela
end Mulloy up there, but be ,00ultnob
remember them now. It was a long
.0nm rince thet time, and he bad not
*eta the evidence given then, and he
hes no recolleetton,Orit At all.
Mr. Curry objected to this evidence.
118 whateettrieste swore to_arennyears
W
ago Watt not evidence. itneme re-
collection at the present time was the
main thing.. ,
His Worship antlered DuVernet
, •
to'continuo, ' •
Horton did not remember meet.
ing Iffulloy n Goderich. t_He could
net,recollect having met Malloy at all.
O'Gorman was known to; the wite
nese, but could not remember meeting
O'Gorman in Galeria.
Witness was poeitive that be had
not received money, from any nereen,
nordid he pay *ley money to any man.
He knew Veer, dm deputy returning
officer, who lett the country sheie th.e
Investigation eornmenced. He did net
Cronies Farr nor eve him 4%00 to
feitDO the country. Horton more at
the former investigation that ho had
gone to see Parr at the polling booth
' and milled Farr out to find out ,tvhat
'helwanted.
, Could Net Repoilect.
Horkes could not recollect such, AI
transaction.. No money ever Passed -
between thane There wee no,buetness
relations between witness and Parr.
so there could be no reason for him
calling Vert out Of the polling booth.
Horton tO0h all interest in tho eleoi
time,. He did %little work. ,
Witness knew Donald IPerguson,
Relied Etat him at Loudon. Goderich
and Wtarton. Ile bad met bluest the
BrItieh.. Alex, Smith, the Grit organ -
leer, Wea ther_e_at,.the time.
Ilta you get .40,000.at one thtMl‘', '
Of sir.°
Rotten was Otelitive that he got no
Money at MWtire°. He swot° dis-
tinctly that directly or ,,tndireedy he
Paid. 110 401)44' returning Officer or
rsmt Ole nWitell 11tr. Du
Ornet mformed the witnese that be
wee- Instructed. that Merton had paid
largo sums "Of Money tc dimeties for
switching ballote. No money had
beengixen, Oa by Molloy or Weer.
-Mae He Oltene ettete „moony over the
bflr, wee biti own nismoy.
Bld Pere bring batik atty 'ballots
tO yottr
"1)141 .he not bring bank No. 20 ?"
"N
o4
• Xopten tlid net remember Farr say-
ing thskbe hadliwitelled all the bal.
idts given IiiM, and had inked 'witness
for more,
• Pritchekt Pedalled.
• Pritchett was reeallekittod identified'
Horton as the men lie Wes instreoted
to Send the 400.d -este fortiori "looney.
Ile met gotten in the Oralte ttouseA
where he Mut 0`tierteall, bed telked
• th ittletter,over for Ignite.
itohett intereesed Mr. Curry that
• he had taken rya part" in any_,: eleetion
•tame the W'Enn
est a affair, He Would
tieN. *Weer whether 'the Wed' Huron 1
Mr, DuVernet -"einitained at this
Inneture that Mr. ndWitraD Was quite
ill down Maim, and he *mud not call
again,
" Robert
,:tool'idbmi.00tietieb, IOW itaerit-
tutee at ono a thepolfing booth§ at
the election. Atthet booth 123voteti
viete polled, but there Wein only 118
:hellete In the box. 0.446 Witneltel hoW-
erfli,rbecitelts ellitingletl. in' hit Mate,
Mat* , Medd • net rentembee
• Whether there Were flee 'More bethita
la the box: .thatt' votes, or ;,whether
thendivitiorefile lode ballots than votes.
4 4 •Ta&litiOW Worithig;
bow
bete turately, but whetbee Ithatilre
laidiete trent One Wayiaa the other dive.
not wetter mucti,'! added Camel
POMSOP*, • ' '
_
Five .flatiote Wet,
W1011110, tilers Inte that there Weee
veheitOttf %et' HO asked the dePidY
ghat the.,114140teg tted the
latter Mena net explain. 'the deputy
pat the ettenterrolis le hie poetet and
witneee and tile Other ocrutitter ob-
jected to this procedere. bet 'the
depat atenteted that it didno make
anyiliW.i.nea what became of the
counterfoils, 'Several titnco the deouty
went, to, the winos, and fbrew %),I3,10 PW003, Of laud in tliat neigh upheeti,,
and odunt(rfollo out of /be 444 tIlv N. bv104 t'he'°n13rPrO"
Itiitluti jeeted rallwa thas dietelet, the
%HA FA111 ,CRITICal&Mr.
''The 4)06^Wil! 4344eii 1-irifieWea tbo
n1440110444 the railWay 104 tcgtila.
Vona by oeveral ,nuentWO
loco!, P_,/iieki bgen Made the moot
nay Tilheral journals Witti the iivic.leot
wisV Plekiw eapitaltand.
Ounie it up in two paragraphs which
we tbink are fair, impartial alail
Vet in their conclusions, Wo (pat)
tlIgin here
The 0, P. it. being thn tincipal
Window. During thods,y witneos saw
ei ballet tying on the Boer toadied foe
MeLetto. Be shooed it to Von, tho
entity, wbeanatehed it out ONVItDOSS'
figirt And tOVO it Op. Thor watt Asked
Wistat he 'Meant,
' Hell," he ansWered, " there was
any itreennt of then: On the streets
ytnoterdaY•'"
Arthur little.
Ajthur Yule WAS Jautside scrutineer
at kat* booth. He saW Parr tear up
a ballet' and tbroW it 071 the door. epeciel. consideration, they did wrung,
1
They gathered up the pieces and it 'although, as tbo evidence shogta, no
was fen$14 CA WINO been Marken for special terms nor information were ae•
IffeLead. J Fore left the polling- hooth corded then).
Our or five tltoes during the day and "There hi unfortunately another
Vote to Horton in an abet point that in the opinion of the Old-
• Pit l'itw* ZOn reflects roost seriously on illessrs.
TaMes Tates heti take wi
ton, and be objected, te Farr actin/4a papa and rociar, massy, Lefurgey
deputy., as the letter was drink ng and Bennett put up their nioney to
bald and was not, fit to act ere deputy. finance their interests, hitt, 041 .the ilret
He sent to the sheriff and Farrto have two Instalments Messrs. rope aud
his ballot box returned.
'Grant bed never approached blin rowler,raised the money to pay their
nterest on two, notes of" 4140,000 °Mall
about.elections at all. , lie did ttot rc- endorsed bv Measrs. Mackenzie dc
'11014ev beelDA "°"nan G" 31°11°Y Mann, chief owners of the O. lq• Tt,
there at all. e had canyasse a lit-
Vitieun canna (Me any impropriety 111
eterobets of Earliament obtaining the
sante InfOrtnat1011 as to the 0. N. By
route that any Ono else could_ get
Inc the asking., or in buying land from
tbe 0. P, R. on the ettMe price and
terms that anyone else could get for a
simper parcel. But it thou, ntenabere
epprottabed the railway eorporatiops
in the hope that their official positiona
15 represents.tives of the people in
Parliament would obtain .for them
itt is true Messrs, Pope and Fowler
tle in the election, and ha.d handed In paid the notes when they fell due with
the- name of an alKientee voter 'En a their own money, bat It geeme to the
stranger. He did not /UMW %411° I143 OitiZen they were not in a position' to
was, noe- anything about him. 'He seen the Mackenzie & Mann 0.N. It.
could not identify Donald Ferguson as
. legislation with that single eel to the
the Man. ' public interest that our parliamentarY
Saw (rant With Stranger, , representatives should possess."
Wank Unita sow Grant With a „
stranger 0 just before tbe elections.
'COMPULSORY VOTING.
They were in a rig and drove, to the
house of Mr. Edwards, where „PleY vie, Mail and Empire last week had
stayed some thne, . .
Witneos was given a severe 'ernes. 4 if)og editorial Criticising the suppos.
examination , by Mr. Curry. Witneee ed.henoflts of it measure for compul-
ceuld not describe the vent.* driven sory voting, which calls out,an equally
by Grunt,nor any of thole clothing. ' full reply from the Hamilton Spec -
\Vim. II. Thompson eery Grant and .....t
tutor, which we reproduce in full, as it
Martin 'drive tip to Edwards' house
seems to us to form a strong.argument
elhOut 12 o'clock at night. 'He' Was
Watching for thr. There were"three tor the principle involved in such a
ger, whom witness ma notremeniber. when the State sills a man shall paY
I To Mr. Curry witnesb declared that
thenteo were walking. He would not taxes and perform other duties fa-
h° sure that there was snow on tile volved In a commou citizenship, it
ground Cr 1101. He would notowear ehould with ConsisteneY require him
?positively that Grant wait tbe man, on the
'nor was he certain that Martin WAS t°' "Pres° hig itidgment
present either. selection of those who will EOM to the
..,.carrying of the public goverment.
. Chas..A . Humber Goderloh, wl,a
an Weft were in the
same yeigc
A 4,
tit Write:Wither acenwtte
in the rig, Mart n, Grant and a dean- • measure. We will only add here that
•deputh returning Officer in the a. The Spectator's =tick. reads thuet
',Lean. elutes election. Some deys •Tbe Toronto Mail, discussitig cOrn-
tefore the election (it was ft 8U0d0/3) • pulsorryoting as &remedy. for election
he. Ives sent for, as a man wonted corruption, says:
to see him at a certain hotel. reptie theory that compulsory voting
tbought it *as a. commereial trate. would be an efficient remedy- for ear.
teller Who wanted to see him. He {Sot ,ruption is entertained in many quar-
there,and Km a stranger. It might ters, and by persona whose opinions
:have been Pritehett. The. latter gave are entitiedto respect. It is supposed,
41 denionstration of his methods, but and indeed, argued, that if the elector
witness did not like the idea. roust go the .polls, or, failing that,
"You are adengerous man," witness incur a penalty either of the nature of
said. 10 him. . aline 01' 01 disfranchisement, the purr
Humber did not have anything more chasing of a vote will be rendered -on-
to do -with the stranger. Hunaber put possible. But is this view well found -
the counterfoils of the ballots in his ed? We all know what took place in
pockets but did not re.membee the London. Agents of the machine pee's-
tiooneervative scrutineers objecting. to ea around and purchased votes at the
eucha proceeding. He informed Mr. rate of $10 per -head. hi it probable
DuVern00 that it waethe night wateli. that this operation would have been
exemito introduced 111,r. Humber to prevented by 14 NW forcing rnen to
ritehett. Witness wae .positiVe that vote on pain of fine or loss of citizen.
i 'Was not &Moot Teacher Ginnt Who ship? Would any one of the bought
introduced him to Pritchett, • erten have refused the money if the
John udwarde, wawabm a deputy 111.W had made the polling of hie vote
11. cOmpulsor Y It does taot seem reason --
bank% officer -4n. bigiderbiti,Nthe Y
ha paikek.0010 Yoatit ago,' de,
tYonisee ,;he remembers the.nnra,
,
.0s,
litin$0,00#011"
Wh4tn th.'lloortstoissur outcr
thot rqmoisit is Costtlgt
it is Bilietnitier* Constipation. ''.rfetpidl,tiver
ot ‘,:thelvitotai . the tronhle. Aid it t4ss
Itruit-s,tives to. untke that lay Pm •od
Itmai. fruit Is too for tb,ese troubles,
ciustegi 049414001 todOnitiekg0041-,
&Peat* are lit too 4610,4 04)0111.0111.16 titt ripe fi
A clever 'Mks*, pllyalciatt tii#COttered; *method. bY
whigh, fruit J1411>te gold cbe ,einuhinett so that their
Itsttli*al aotionvonta,be in.eres..sed Irony tin**
Vroit-st-tives are Or* truit,i_okesigtamet form. Tliey
sweeten,. Atal tone the stotnaohano liver, cute Ponstipstion and
remove blood imPuritlea. One .Xtriaitivtive* tehtet.luot•the, .
same unottivo eiteet liver snti bowels 4egtos ot oranges,
apples, *sapid mats, And this action 1* 4, $0* ti$'114,
fruit Jutctro themselves. ••.
tha_,P l*i's4r6.iel 414144'4"hisitiratriltt"Oreq..._!°44414*a: '.t.,19"1"ates '
Leese Poe 412910e late4a 034PRIRFCKCTI will
_ 114,14.WWWIttfttr141;:itaras1404.,Lar*
" "'"9771111Perinir'-f- .'"71711,111,11pire, -7111`"--'
-s
Is an
Conte
lilei(iti:Itolie$* 34 gra Wo, length le0Sn'
tact; Tweeil Coats, inostik light colors,' tailor,
made,. 'neatly trimmed, .I4test styles:, ,Sx240
to $r.4.00.' year (choice of the lot for $ woo.
•'Twenty, semi -fitting, la' eAram anit short
" efngttkre firr f n'o Q$ t. IT°Ct$ 7*t9146 ,*$ OR,Q9'e g1,4, 1ar P good
algae to get a gepri Coat at hail pricei ;
Stockings
'IliO,Ixavellers' %en* rot' of. Rose , are
Ong fast. '1"imy are it.flues l'ot and very eheap
04-4)at PirceS Come. end: get a pair or., two
before 'cll.r:411goi •
Ptirtebjek PerS IS:001n: 49MPIOte, and
•
our prices are at rock 'hOttopt. and . cenarsts. of
Ruffs,,Qaperittes and long lioas..analbe prices. -
,.`Are from '
0 rectorial(' eta
, • ,
A" good 'Week Sateen Underskirt tO eel)
tl.05. Warranted fast black.
. A iirted, lillpOt .Sateen Skirt, just 1110
thing, fOr cold weather, well made with dast
' ti 11 attached.
011,00 VAIPtairlia
TO Cleat the whole lot and will make priceS
engtigh t4 CIO it toe,
ore air at marked' down prices. We want
Woollert Things
porseiS •••
for Ladies' Girls and Boys, in MittS
OIQYes, Clouds:Caps, Toques.
•
totheSib,;Ott
• forthAelWpniceesbuays Sr Ai.); itclelesy 3 5C
cre
Mod t� wear arid perfect fit.
CASH or
PRODUCE
The Oiiiiak Sign of a Cc
should remind yon (hit the hest time eeetinence taking
somtething is at the begintting.
BLACK CHERFIll COUGH BALSAM
Wog par,: Yeur Congh,
Better take a Vottle at the comniencement.
We guarantee it and refund, the money to anyone not satisded,
$UCCOSSOP to
Goderloh, s , . OOodo,
289 et Bottle •
Iledfortolock
DUNLOP ThR opuggist
FAL!_, MILLINERY.
iss Cameron
Announces that her display of Pall Ana Winter Millinery is now ready foiiiisTectien.
a mired by ;visitors.
Following my traria custom, here no special opening display—the-stock
can be seen at any time, and I cordially invite a visit. e*
All the new fancies in sIxatfes or trimmings are to be seen, and be
• Ir..,004bit114;0111. tihmTIONi Taint,:
I
eroatinV.--Paetnelvek'e 'Vegetable Bills ,st.,,
,clear the-40104QU 014 b.CTOs g bili" ;".""ne 15"
000.Matter,Vanee,the excretory' vee. '
okeleTatlienw OffAtnriftnt—fretintite"
nieed into. the bo,We.e' and mei OP'
gOlOtetiOuti Mafia :Trona the boa.. ,They
' do tine withont, Pain or inervenience
Miss Cameron H=Pi
eery atterUlande at the poll, with the
privilege of voting or not, just as the
elector pleases.
MEANS A WOMAN'S MEDICINE.
, Crateful Wives and Mothers Testify
to Their Value.
able to assunte-that..catityaltints '
dutio on -0.- mer..-6atm mob o
Ile . was positive that Mr. Grant did,
not come to his home Previous to tlin,
election. There VMS 11 midnight visit
to his place, Mr. Martin. of Goderlah,
Wan one of them. Ile did not remem-
ber the other one, He was positive
that it was not Grant. Ile swore peel.
tively that no person ever explained it
syetem of switching ballots. He may
have heard about such business, hut
no one had offered or suggested to him
to do an7 eiteh switching,
"Did you know that you were given
176 ballots and there were NT ht ,the
box."
"No, sir. I did not. 1 don't remem.
ber that there was anything irregular
111 my &Vinton."
The Wibleth) explained that he did
riot remember anything irregular at
all. He wee sure that every ballot
marked was ntarked for the man it
was intended for, Witness did not re-
member having given any but the Offi-
cial ballots. Mr. Edwards could not
remember getting any more ballots
then those given him by the returning
officer. To the best.: of hip knowledge
he never got any bogus ballots from
any person.
Net To His Knowledge.
Mr, DeVernet subjected the witness
to it seVere crees.examtnation, but the
bed Int could get out 01 1110 witnetes
was that to the best of his knowledge
be got no bogus ballets front any per-
son. ,
"Ara you prepared to contradict any
Witnees who swears that you were'
given bogus hanotsP"
"I am. To the best of my know-
ledge I never Watt glveit any bogus
ballots," •
Witneett could not remember Martin
oftertng bailout to hitn. Ile did not re-
member Any mown offeling hies hal,
lots. He WOUltillkely remember elicit
45 trantstetiotto it he did not remera.;
her it.
Aftet a otpiAderable nUeatiotting Ur.
EdWatelt eollepised in the boa and was
tool out. no hi gUlteVin olti'man and
the strain was evidently too amen for
WhlIe tiontt Ilepoiter A.ngus `'riaa
reading the witness' teetinlotly to
eleer up 41 point Objeeted to, Mr. rgl.
'motto Attliell over on his desk: He
Was eatight by the eterk and the In.
Timaiii6Odi hate Vilisw
Slight Meson% hate negiset..4
to etetre the *1141.Titonsitatis it*V*11110d*
14)4440.,1$414131,' ,negiss.t$,
r.xseeresesete,eoutatoe tan bonsbet
to *Walt it
5441, li strikeita
tbreet Of halt
• 044 Cett
Creilasio
srid
specter;
Tom Signal's "neldeg expetlition"
Nettude rattier "fishy.° Tlaat Mr. At
I). (keret Wee itt ooderlelt in Minnie.
don with -the West
tialktkno ono *in, deny, but ItIs un.
tair,altditntriitlitui on the'part of the
004 thglie hatnOk, that neefvkte
Or tate isitt.tireigek 14- lion, ot, the
editor or the- Signet te not gk'en at.
though he and4oletti well hnevin to
him 1weret ettlierti, whose *MAW the
Shintit, tittaikeitint refrailetenntlibl.0*
tioning. hfr.431torge, the *outman
:hbett ,ourn'tionteotperaty has *nal.*
two uipinlOfl otA ileos not .teqatte
eettillesteotthertetertrorotbst
ile virm le criAttitit Ort peale4l7
legitimate bosh** istt4 atil ametiot
of fabeleatiOn octti, holster up*
NA tato* Our confrere bee is *try.
bait roemery it It 'tame*, win the'
pones ot the .notorroots gong litho Ito
tested Witt 'nor* bt th* ble410.4kirt
Oak Or if 14 tos;aets this Wholesale
pdnUnrn ailtehing **it swotting 'et
wets** &Wed mit oath st Ott***.
fiemetwnitehsts .toosty ehert me*001..
have affected the situation mater-
ially."
In the modern election campaign
the "getting out of the vote" is the
chief trouble, and the chief item of
eXpenee. And some of us who have
beep favoring cotnpulsory attendance
at the polls have been, and are of opin-
ion, that it would do away entirely
with that considerable item in the
expense of an election. And we think
that, incidentally, compulsory voting
wotild have it tendency to reduce the
actual bribery to some extent.
In many oases the bribe is paid, not
to induce the bribee to vote for a cer-
tain stun, or a certain party, but to
go to the polls to cast his vote. Under
compulsory attendance at the polls,
the owner of the vote would be obliged
to go to the polls or lose his stock in
trade. The proposed change would
wipe out this Mass of elector, and
there are many of them.
Then direot bribery would be stopped
so far as one class_is concerned, and
so far as the cost of getting out the
VOtt is concerned, Innen of it goes to
the ownere of "Volunteer" vehicles,
tvho are ,subsequently paid, and this
transaction is distinetly of the nature
of bribery. e think that it law
Web would make these two things
impossible would be well worth enact-
ing
Bileane have been called ' woman's
medicine" because -of their exceptional
fitness for the various (laments peen
-
liar to the sex, /18 well as for liver dis-
order anti stamealCailments generally.
Unlike most liver and stomach reedi-
°Uwe, Bileans contains no bismuth,'
mercury or any mineral whatever.
From coating to kernel they -are pure-
ly vegetable.
Mrs. J. Whitfield, of Swan Lake,
(Man,), Bays: "Bileans have done me
a wonderful amount of good. I can
hardly describe bow I had felt before
I took them. 1 eduld not tat but that
Ib caused pain. There was a constant
sensation of tightness in my eide, and
my liver was entirely out Of order. I
could not sleep at nights, suffered also
from kidney trouble, and was alto-
gether in a run down and very serious
condition. I had been ailing in this
way for • years, and it is gratifying to
find that Bileans were equal to my
ease
XI'S. W03. Hail, .of Dean Lake, says:
"I have prayed Bileans yery good for
constipation, from which I suffered a,
great deal. They cured me."
Mrs. J. H. Thonipson, of Cleveland
Park, says: "For irregularities and
painful periods I can 'highly recOm-
mend Weans. They proved a great
blowing to me and, restored:: Me to
health when I had become Very ill and
The Mail pays: very despondent.'
'A strange situation, however, 18 Bileansare absoltitele unequalled
likely to arise under the policy -of die- feorfemalo ailments and irregul flies
franchising the man W110 Ilann pot stipation, plies,_ annetoia„
vetted. An election takes place. Car- rheumatism, blood impurities, etc.
tain electors sell their votes, and duly They tone up the aystow and mittble
record them. °thee electors who are it to throw off colds and chill%
not purchasable refrain from voting strengthen gide just ernerghig into
for reasons Of their own. They may Womanhood, and speedily restore en.
not, approve Of the cendidates 10 the Orgy and strength to those who are
field, Or of the volley that such can- run down. 01 4411 druggists at tek45
(We,
atts represent, The honght voters, box, or post free from -Are llilean
unless discovered and presectited, re; Toronto, Oft receipt of price. boxes
• Main OID the list. 'Ilto unbought gee. for $2.50.
tere are diefranehited. What Serb of
gratin
sad
Mr. j
wolves t "I
feNd wit* walk wile&
selleeds se ee lop we
Oess. OM satesed
"Nrillita
imam me se
IlittotY.---.1)0 not les A ettlst
PA Ittrill if
s' &mettle Ofi
ente* 001"
416d to Meeree
appear. It
y sapisast,
Ite Wiser.
Ter It Old
tui. electorate will we have in. etnirse it is said that typhoid fever le quite
°flew years if tint honest men ere
ayalentitticany driven from the polls loll Y. enwe
entitle diehonest men tab protented, nme rom that vidage., tecentiniaseed
i4t;rt the viltirit of Ziriett.
The balance of power will surely be through a von/ gove10 urd * /nit
turned over tO the purchabable eke
tants'
net would Indeed bc a bad date or
effeirs, ,but it would notoccur under
the protemtl plat to effMtel. fibt0itttl-
MD% at the polla D no It Iproposed
Odiefrettelilive the Met et &refrains
feeert vOtitigt it is Indy-the men who
litedeete or refuses to go to the pens
WhOisto he diarta'nehittell. The elec.
tor 14 not to he eorecelleti to Mark his
iwsliot-'-1ot even to "spell"
Vtio.ltfail Myst
,01t ia soratumo* argued that the
honesttauten who does not 18151410
votentiey protect himself by appear.
Ing At the pollitahoothAtotswiiog
his biliot. But What beetteasti Of the
compulsory principle 11 11118 allow
Ole? It. seente to be absurd tit adept'
le/slittion retain% Vett% tellfisOrif
theinhers of the fetidly having been
lakt up With this ailment, and three or
them dying within the Itnit month—
tste gills and a boy, ,over ,t‘yootY
years of age.
EVERY PALE womm
Inormommoemorimil•••••10m.moim
Rubbers needni-the
flimsy tobeetyliala;
needn't be .clurosy
to be staunchrii
needn't cost nto
to be better then
you've been baying.
They give you
Doulgewearfroirt eVery pair.
Look for the trademark.
The Daisy Rubber PeoPle
At Berlin Ontario
One of
the209
Daisy
Styles.
Ask
taut
mu.'et*
Thislight
stepn,
rubber
is tastivin theright teeehaps to feYOURviutea
sseseeeesseseeesessweetwessweesseseesersers
• t;o. tatient,whq opeedi y realizes
their gooclotdAes ,.geort ,ne they he -
gin to bike effect; They .inive strong
recOmmetidatiOnli from All 1044s of
, • _
,
liTh9 'death oeitiltkaereeently et the
'reeklente Othielelaerthter. Ides. Obey-
: les Abethart. Hjhhert Toevesialp, of
000.13‘aideie, Vale tftb pioneers of
'flibbert Toveneblp. Until quite recent-
ly decensed1Wee tereeicient of Seaforth,
but a few months ago left there' to re -
:side With, his !,ilitughtet. Ide had
•,reaebed the advaneed age of 00,ears
and . two mentlis;„ and...although. ill
Aglin4 healthirocAlitaPaat few mooths,
W147( until that time sinart and active
and to possession of his faculties. Ile
had antaseed.. considereble wealth,
much of which is Invested hi property
in Seaforth and Egototeleille.
Like Thief in the Pktoic.' •
That's bow .pain comes. Wi§ tit
near an open window, get stiff neck
Or sore back. Perhaps -cool off too
quickly after exertion—rheuteatiem
develops.
Spend what ittu trlaye but meney
ean!t buy anything better than Pot -
son's, Nerviline. Its penetrating poW,
er enables it to reach deep. tissues—
thave why it chrea aches that all else
can't touch. Per outward application
we guarantee dye times more strength
than barmy other liniment. Inwardly
it's harmless and as sure as the here-
after to ease at once. Don't accept
substitute! for Poison's Nerviline, whieh
is the one great hoUsehold panatea of
today.
1 I.
Read This and Learnt, the Weer. ,t
pood,, Color and Better Health., ,
•
• ' • 4
Palopeopiebaye psiehl000.
In other wordi the bleed le WittePP
arid lads reit corpuscles.
The soot& is Wrong. -
A.tetitelletiell is poor attd **oats net
ousogea IDOL blood., waturaily the
systeto is, **lea of vItalitY,
streuKth mot woostruetive poorer. •
Dolt t SHP from vigor into weak,netts.
on 1st lodualt Beal eitOiethe ltPPetite.itrukibbt
ylototut Under 'which the tomptasory. bitittlig,,*Isettotorit,
locedOttgrOt 1)6 bY.tbel'Ott, teToterettohod to he, rejuvenated soul
o
elgthetted et once, ,
To total* unto to st • through a Appetitele braced, iv, tthreat la
certain performance to retain his nate5 etitoohttet4 vigor tmosetea to the
ou the *outs' Oildthrom to emu* ,tuotttsch. Ural Ailing yea Ott is
pet Mut to vete ifr4110406 Aa WI ialt ttattaf011101 into nutriment that SUP,.
litantia it IS every metes dty to seo plies Whet yoar thin:week system
thatbe he on the Itst.011.1 be, or son* nteoe,
stetitut for bleu 'must do that Meat lifetbriog blood that) Makes
it AMOK_ be ,testettieVeCtie Iteed tote eitteetit and thairrog eyes.thare
ship. ,Ner shottid itbehrootiderad AO the ktod that Feerneatellinskee.
hardship Inc 4 tinsel) end en *lotto to Tb# at
'&1 he the, poll On eltiet100 tiales that he ftes
•miry km* his right to vote, Thet the
*sty irk*** for 14.
aeon but It vlMstea no *SAW* MO* her Mac
On the other leeteogotte,
b tit fled htteysney thattle.
on mid
„get With FerrOiette..
WOrtlen tr11110(filit'
(IIItappeatanee with
The Prince Albert Times has thia to'
say of it well known Wingham young
roan, Dr. Jahn °bight:dm "Dr. Chis-
holm, ' Witighate, Ont. 14 bleating
in this city. He hateitecored quertem
in the Andrew Holmes Block on Cen-
tral avenue. He Id a eon of Debtor
Chielmitte M. P., for Huron. COD*.
Ile has pleasing peesonality and will
notoubtpeoper in his chosen calling.
He comes With a, good esoriebee
having practiced for six: years in Ids
1101310 107011, but like all yotmg men got
the Ate/stern fever."
head, to * to sets ter one 1.tot only win It item* teeko aea
11( the rood tee nominated when be etdritst, but bYrebtaiding ell Week,
iota riot wont to Vett brow of then t begat% Veeeetterie eettehgehee
Mlle PiSest et tlerntIlt thtbetinhl emend:teat of health that's, stutrlolbffs
mot b�petaiittd fit a fere eentettry.. In
Maeda eltvel Mee Matt Ileitee
eight ti tefillee th vote toe any
lute.
+no wro mit 4 tonadslytee
the tarawkidsaty *alit steam mastitis*
Mae 4 tite
t.
Oho,
For ',roma end giris Whti Went to
ithei Weiii to Inok W,41, to he Well and
sexy Well, *Obit* lutonet lh the an
Ital. of Skid tre11 ee cartel tt MFerro.
some
'
'1 38141 try Formosa, ,
tinsioadttweed eat* in tablet forth,
ratroliono,1100. ttie sla *IX
$11" threiner. '
LIVERCOMPLAINT.
wpwwwwww.,
The liver a the largest gland in the body; its
(Mee tO.take from the'blbod the properties
which form bile, • When tin liver ie Mrpid and
infierned oanttof furnish bile ta the bowels,
causing them to -become bound and anstivo. Ths
ilyalptatls Sts a feeling of 'fulness or weight in
the right olde, eini shooting ;mini in the same
region, pains between the shoulders, yellowness
of the akin aid eyes,• bowels irregular, coated
tongue, bad 138(0 111 eto."
, .
LAXA:L IVE R
• PILLS
ere' pleasant snit easy' to Enke, do not gripe,
weaken-oo aiekea, never WI in -their effeete, and
ere );.y far the safest and quickest remedy Ear
all diseases qt diptclers of the liver.
, . •
•
Price 25 cents, or 5 betties for $1.00,
all dealers or mailed direct on 1-.?fteipt of
price by The T. Milbinn Co., imited,
'Toronto, Ont., • r
W. ,,R•
• *AToristmara, JornaLt.**
AND orlimAN. •
utensil Os MAARIAGS itOSIOSES
000ERI013, - ,• 03.141t.
HARRISON'S
"rarte . Ihort l37.tata
• Pastry ' • - •• Centin. offs
Rissi38 ' 1061:4 On8
Ideranalleg Itedy Fingers
Macaroons • Brandy Snaps
tve as good *1 tho best tondo lu any
oity CanatM.,.
' litttriamileada the trade It; Wedding
Cakes end ?noes Designing. -
Litt order and Year satisfaction will be
assured.
...ROY N. HARRISON
nagstou $treat . - Oodeiicji
eleisewsweessee,
'rile Leech In" erninereiai sonnet
OMR
SpIendid Values ioHOflsehuId Commodities
•fiattnality win be a very' special day in our Staple Section, when We wftI'
•• offer some very exceptional values in
Blankets, Linens, Cottons and Towels
trial.purehase of 64 Inch Unbleached Table Llnen, a good heavy' quality
. Another 15110, fall 2 yards wide, extra quality, Unbleached Table Linen in
A designs4 was made to retail at 50e, our special price goe per yard.
Better lines at $0c, 7$c and $L00 per yard.
fluckahack Towels, size 18 x 34 inches. This is a splendid wearing ToWel
at a low price. Special per pair 25c,
• Bath Towels in large variety, in unbleached. bleached and linen. All are
the best possible value at per pair 35c, 500 and $1.00.
• it ce Relection of designs. Special at 30C a yard.
ilTriatrdriu, oarr.
twos receives 'This term we re-
eiVed 1
napplientiontr froni &ass- in
six large -American dittos and from
far More towns Mid- cities of Can -
,This school IS retognized
he ODD of the best Commercial
Selmeis ,A,Metion, 'You MI safe-
ly judge a ,.13ehool by the 'hoodoo-
ada, Inducting Saskatoon, Seek., Old
the west, and Oharlottetosvn, P. E.
t„ tin the east.:„" ,.Our reputation
Merino much. Inc ,otir graduates.
Write, for our eatttioetie.
2/04,LitrIrt And: CLAroib
nittoinIttai
(keit 011ittelp Irk Her 'nhroitt.
Not an uneolitinen eXperieriee was
that -of airs, it S. Wilinet. of Shuler,
N. S. Moto** it tit4e1P
No-
onHthis' atitfetnatitt " "1 114W41 been it
most dreadful sufferer trims brenebia
trolible.iitubairtarehr 4141131)41
wottld 14179
andsoffer great
distretel
In ley throat, I 'Attied au kinds of
medleine but get rktonsent
tenet tuft 419ed Catatr1ioannt. It has
etrhogthenol my throat, enrol Olt
„ilAlgit and niatle.Mttenlirely
WOO enbetittitati'far the Onetellable1
'broliehlitiand throst Mee. All dealer*
seli idatorliotene 14 2r,lo. ntlit 41 alitta!
11 1)15 it 11. tonuelsereneret or wlin
ever may he the outlet to .the joh,,
net get tie work quickly,. lk• large
060* of the bill below Mrs. Widder's
reMtlenre, and the eastern out of th.
Prather Petit Hill, Will he dOWit on the
0,Tk lt, track.
44
'bum kovittereas thuossetroses..-
tmmeeistety they.***orterea 117 11141
public Parineles's vsteiehle Phis, be..
tame popular beNitilsetor the Iodate.
poot they made for thehtseives. That
reputation Us firewfit,*114 th
.esrak among the !Mit etioditineit
to ettaelot of dyspepsia and • I
betel,' Plaint* Of the liose an. kid.
hey*, teilitiern, 101140457(41
the
*hitt%
Mother
tor does tt
lottifolk*
eats. Olve it
Sinolag OomieTIO
In eVerv reepett The truitswiek cattle§
'iiiMoAtifOtito* f, tIUe Tot:Alcoa,
Chianti:end Anit1ker0, thit1es VA404,
GhtelitY boll be fotitill liare,
whtft you *At yoiti vottit,4 attppluti
tome ‘to thot,
-ORONSWIOK OlORR STORE
••••'' atinstacti
Extrairalue In Bed Quilts
Speolal impo$V5BeaectlbQuilts, size 66 x 84 inches. Tbie is a splendid quilt for
Ordinary use,
A splendid line in white Marcella Quilts, just the things for the best
rooms. $2.1$ each.
Blankets and Comforters
IVever befoie were we in abetter position to offer such Blanket velum •
Betra quality Blankets, size 00 x 84 inches, we will put on sale Saturday 20
pairs at paa pair $2.75,
Otherlines at $3.25, $4.00, 94,50, $5.00 and upwards.
• Comforters in a nice assorttnent of coverings and all tilled with best qual-
ity down, at $1.5o, $3.00, $2.po to $7.50 each.
'Phone 54 MILLARS' SCOTWI STORE 'Phone -56
GOOD CHEER
,Nothing just as good as those celebrated
Good Cheer Ranges and floaters
For Baking
For Cooking
For Heating
For Looks and Economy in Fuel.
Every Stove 'warranted a perfect worker.
A full line of those splendid
PENN ESTHER RANGES
Always on hand. • Call and see us.
W. R. PINDER
NEXT BANK OF COMMERCE. 'PHONE 165
JNO. BROPHEY Ss SON
• STILL HOLD:THE REINS POR
Bargains in sFURNITURE.
1 Parlor Suite, 5 pieces, oak, frame, upholetered in Velour, assorted colors
for $19.00, was $22,00.
I Suite, 5 pieces, in polished mahogany frame, upholstered in Silk, assorted
eolorti, foe $35.00, was $38.00.
I Rug Suite, S pieces, Plush banded, 415140171041 04,1018, for $38.09, was $88.00.
I Porter Solite, heavy raleed 'flowered work, in gve pieces, atisorted-colore, for
444.44, was gam).
131t8Y lirillifilaterqd Chairs for $,4.00 upwards.
0 •
Cotte 00, pled value for $$.00;wati $0.50..in asserted Velour colors.
3 Cease es, Plush .banded in Velour, Inc $6,00, were $1.60,
Ail other lines of rurniture at 0, big diseount for the ttext.80 days. Call .and
examine before you purchase. Inn tertuble to show goods.
• j; BROPUIEV (Se SON
The Leading Undertakers and Enthalitters West Street, 00derich
ater Night and day calls will receive pernonel and Vernet attention.
Thone120.• , Resideece—Eigiu A:vegue,
•
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY
SYSTEM
JOSEPH KIDD
Neariamby •
• copertiotio oNir.
eaJth Resorts cr. P.i.:Telegraith anti Cable
'
A few daya at the Mittetal
SOAP a 'Oat1i24'26,M.
Clemeas, mid Poston; boo
benefited the health ,
rdsilothing e4titi1 to the
treatroont, IT est of hotel
egeootodatiott at tootietate
tato.
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totooktod Ofl tto
tieket# to)a tut Intotthatico tom oft
LAWRZNCit. irt*nt Agttft
oftboa HOttritOtt San to *.0041
T. m mo.1014,44tlit A1. JUnlit°.
Linea Around the lAtortd.
Tioliets to all Pointg,
Ocean Tidieto) gleeplug Ac-
- eotomodotion Reserved
Pree of Charge.
.018te, nolo t8 i m. to 40:m.
it yea *eat
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