The Signal, 1901-9-5, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
THURADAT, Sept. 5, 1901.
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W. Acheson Acheson & Son
Midsummer Bargains for Augusi
E have carefully gone through the different departments and as • re
suit have selected as bargains many of the most reasonable and deeir
able liner of goods that cannot fail to command your interest.
On sale Friday and following days -
1200 yards of English prints and ti'ut.'h giashatus, light and dark colors and war- 7c
t tu
ranted faslur•, regular price 121c and 15.:, at one price, per yard 1
800 yards Eugllsh tapestry carpot in an.be of from 5 to 20 yards, all this season's 3[C
pattern* and coleringe, prices .45e, 50e and bOe, at per yard..... d
9 pieces or about 350 yards blink pure mohair figured Sici,ian dress goods, 46 incites
wide and beautiful black. Real value and price has been 60c and 7be a yard.
The. ie the meat et dress g.w.ls offering we have probably ever rnarle. Special 25c
sale, per yard J
Scotch linoleum' In new pattern, 2 yards wide, at per square yard, special
50 pain white Ince curtains. heavy Scotch net, 3i yards long and fi0 inches wide, Q0„
regular price per pair 11.00, •ale price at �V
W. Acheson & Son
AT THE PAN-AMERICAPt.
Notes of a Visit to Buffalo's
Bldg Show.
se• ellfel Creaa4• and Mae B.11dlega-
L'leetrltlty the t -algae treater. of Ike
tali bitten •el.rli • liabilities 4i.ed
-i be Allraeltee• .f the Midway.
A few paragraphs about . recent visit to
the 1'.n America. inhibition may not be
uoteteresUoe to the reader" of Tut SI.V aL,
Uanadl.n Government bglldng, and though
we were jest ono the herder we were riled to
see the old red eudrn. Then are a low eft•
blbits here, that of the U•oda Furniture
Manufacturer,, Limited. and one of grans,
straws, eta , trout the Ceotral Expatiated.
al Farm taking the mat space. But 1t was
sot bioseo of ibe eablbate that wa found
the Comedian betldng .o attractive. There
woes roiling room, when one oould find
The Globe and otbet Dapere from all satiate
of Canada, and we need the pleos re our
poetofioe, those In oharge being very kind
ani obliging. A great many people vetted
Otis bulldog, judrtni Lr the way the pages
of the register were b. tog filled. 1 noticed
that • great m.ny of these names on the
register were those of people who lived In
the States, and l could not but wonder 11
To attempt to describe to detail toe melte they were not former Canadians who still
retained an intermit In their native land.
Right up In the eortheeet corner of Coe
grounds is the Stadium. where the sports
are held. Tilts 1. modeled on 10e Greek
amphitheatre et Athens, sod hu a seating
opeolly of 12,000 It was • wok o1 hl
epee raves when we were tbsre, and for the
first t.me 1 saw • mo'orcyole In use.
Out.lde of the S'•dlnm are the exblblts of
agricultural Implemeea, Many of the ma -
oblate are to operation, sod one can
examine the latest and moot Improved
devices for owing labor on the lar m. There
was an exhibition •yery morning. in the
Stadium, of an •uto•mower, said to be the
int motorpropelld mowing machine ever
bunt.
be railway exhibits are plena at the
tad board may pe b4 at quite ro.00nab!s s.nb d to. grounds. Tiger. are oars and
rates at wally places within • . emparetively owehs with eh., lalget Improvements and
short distance of stn grounds sod passible lo)otnot•ore of *normow alis sod power ;
visitors should not be deterred from end In ootr•at with these are Noire
going a Buffalo by •stew• of an snot• of the .rallwat antler of the early days,
moss outlay In the way of Intel; expenses. loktng mean end ndlouloui beaky. the
remedial)* going 0r wee of \lager• Fells modern products of the car shops and
oan save time and i moble, it they do Dot engine work.. And yet thew clumsy.
wish to ge right down town, by leaving the Iookng !leap or. really 0,055 woo.lerlul
train et B1 ok Rick station, which is with than the elegant affairs provided for the
in •,bort Metaace of the exhlb,t'oo park. teaveller of the present day, Tbese at.
One of the 0,51 features ot the •Tan- is but the evolution of the former. To the
the wry le orb . h t0. greeede are 1.14 vet, pioneers of lbs r.tlw•y era, those men whn.e
bas this might easily ssoap• the notice of genius and faith conq.erd natural dithaul
toe careless visitor, and If my toeden can flee cod human periodos' and 1•Id the
stand • little more.d•io• 1 sn•11 ladtcat• to foundations of the great transportation eye
intending • sttors how beet they mry .b• ton of today, the world owes • great dol.
taco • gad view of the fairy oiry sod
reahss the beauty of rho genera plan of the
ground. and Lutld.ogs• A greet many es•
ter by the Woes Amh.n% gats, sod may
gel any 0000epitoo of the pewee other
than that of • lot of buildings jumbled to
Ratter. Eater from Lincoln Perkw•y and
walk along to the Trinn'pDal Ceaseway.
with the four m.a lest la towers at the oaten,
and you will bo well repaid far any little
extra trouble, Or if you enter at the Elm-
wood gate keep to the right hand, away
from the Midway, ped you 1,111 come to the
same pl•oe and upon the some evens. Be-
fore you,to the left, are the hort'oulture and
mlong belldied and the besot fol Temple
of Murata : to the night, the United Seto
Government building .ad the etbnology
betiding ; right ahead, ma the oppose side
of the nand eaplaeaie, Is the "or.u•t of the
ft obtains,- with its pretty water effector,
and in the dtae'oe tete morrow' Motor"
o1 the Pen American srobttecture, tte oleo.
trio tower, 409 feet high. with the notion.
had firers of the fielders of Light stead-
ier not &genet the sky. lin either side ate
teeny other DstIdiags of neD« dolga
and
Levity c'lerlog,extassive gardeos and walk,
Tined with groups of statuary. It is an In-
splrtog sight.
All through the ground, are entity ponds
and waterways, on which ply gondolas and
.1.01,1. Ianahes (inongronue wm,gb when
one thinks of et) for the Dolma and of
nouns at the expene et pleasure seekers.
There are parterres of flower which would
• ttreot the attention of t6• ardent finical.
torts', end wheat aid materially to the
beauty of the plan, but which are hardly
n oted by most people In the desire to nee
the more strtktog features of the show.
il. eenulaotnree and Mend arts bee Id•
leg was one 01 10. are welch we vided.
its filled with • hot of •rhiblta of • varied
ohareoter, Inoludiog food produces and
preperatlnco, tyoewrltan and aewlog m. -
0h.•.., nub regtst.r.,optloal goods, jewelry,
are geode, and "other things too numerous
to motive." The inhibits are vary .t-
trasttvely set forth, and one could easily
spend a wbele day to the building ex•mlo-
leg all the rete..Hog artloloa and promote
to be eras and tasting the edibles and
drlok.hise rend to the •Lltor by adver-
entre el articles of feed sed drink ; nut we
yielded to the teedsnny to try to les as
mash as psesibie se as *bort • Cleo as poo•
sble, and as • x'osequeoo we loft IM
balite, with . heedful nl ml.oellaaeosa
ed••nlaeg ore+ and noir beads tail of ea
tonal y misestimates lot of notion+ Tee
T goy and Norham doyleys of lewelr
sweetens wan. els , ere to this kneeling eling anal
'amid rel as negla•led. The T.fleny
ft lintels, • novel ooealrm-thin nI e1••e, s
rine of the alghte of the ethlbitit n sod to
the evening, when Illsminated, preemies.
1o.•iy eight
tadtoous features of the big show would be
en Irksome task and would make tedious
reading, ee 1 •hall not try to do more then
give a general impression cf these thing"
which directed my attention. The v•rtoue
departments of the exhibition over a very
wide range, and some wttloh 1 weed over
with • very cursory examioatiuo, or did not
see at .11, would no doubt possess great in
tercet for others.
The.xhlbitlon grounds are situated to
the norther• pert of the otty of Boffalo and
oan W reached from •11 porttoa: of the olty
by mons of A splendid though *amoeba{
overtaxed street railway system Lodging
To the west of the s!e.aric tower le the
.ltctr'clty bendier/. where a wondertul
display is mode of the Hees to whlob tis.
"ligntn.n.' may be poe indeed, the whole
exhibition Le an object lesson 1n this Ilns,
ll0ffenee proximity to N iagar• Fells gives
the 1'an Amnions a poetise eivantege ion
Iht, rt .)est. lin 1 the power et the array
o.ttract hes been transmitted for tee pro
auction of the wrested display ot electrical
energy the world has ever son. Electricity
pumps water, drives machinery -in fact le
e verywhere employed throughout the sxbt
bltlon, but Its treatest men.h' cede sat
n ight, when the Illuminant, takes place.
Thiel. try onmmoa coo.aot THE groat attract
non of Buffalo's fair. As the twilight creeps
on and eovelopes the ,.nets In its dusky
shroud, the people getter on the great
..olanade, and for the first time the natter
realizes the preernc. of • crowd .t the
e xbihttion. During the d.y the visiloro
are tattered over the cornier, the Midway
being the only plan where one notices many
people; but In the evening everyone wants
to see the Illumnatlon, and probably the
great oniony of the fifty or sixty thousand
people ooeWreeste on t Me es planare,directly
opp..lte the great towor. Mrem out of the
gloom •ppeare • faint glow of light; brighter,
stronger, white It grows ; until fishily 10.
gloom Is ooavereed almost into d.yligbt and
the outlines of the buntlines, each tower,
dome and minaret, are beheld to a blaze of
reliant glory. Yiaoro are • poor thine to
use In describing such • same of splendor,
but tbere are 40,100 Mc/indecent lights o0
the *Mottle tower alone, and this is only •
small part of the Illumination. The tight Is
one not soon to be forrcaten.
But to return to the exhibits. lo the
machinery and transportation tatldIng are
bloyoles, sutomobilee, launob.., machinery
of all droorlptlons fitted ler various kinds
of power -Ras, oil, gasolene, steam, glee
Welty -and heavy hardware. M•ey baysr
reed of the states of " Ilse American (Bre"
east in solid gold. ft to in Mle buildng,
to the exhibit of a oompany that mannf.o-
tures bicycle lamps and headlights for
various news. Tbe- statue Is of life c'is,
weighs 600 pounds. Is worth $.150,000, and
was fine exaab lei at the Paris expoltion.
I forgot to eot!oe whether the virl was
god -looking or net. int oonelderteg that
elle Is worth • quarter of a million that is
Immaterial.
The gr.phlr' erre bu•l ling Is filled with el
Mite nt tine priettnv. photorr•phto repro-
doceloo work, book -binding, electro'ypinl,
migraine, lithographing, color orating.
sto. In another building are printing
prooeem In operation.
Mnisis M mehin+ry and pooh thicge,
especially 11 in operaliee, have always pes-
seesei • oharn. for n e, although 1 sm vet
nl.roeatrl to 107 extent In maehln ry of
trio normal air'. There .rs a number of
Tae asrtnelt,r, buildit', is the next to tato fawnatng o'+jsote In the d fferenl
'ho worth. Here varied Some of the boneless --a l000motiv, • firs engine, a
tJn:n• and many of the South and Central meat packing ,stah!eshm.nt with an endless
Amertom' repuhrioe ben ool'oetloms of tbelr
varied went. s ral prodac'. Th. Provisos
of M.nito5a has • e,edltefds display, ort
1'.nad. Is repr.eenrd alae by an erhlbit of
e a not wende an4 tees of honey ■oder the
Wrestle" of the Oetarin Bee -keepers' Mena
Ia'f n, for the 1'.rnylre motion le the first
street i seer had tb• arm rtunit y et sea
1.y. %%here tha s..nentton netwero agel•
screen and • mommy nom.. In i don't
know, bet there It .s, In all Dia aeotenteees
• s I seLues.. A notice e!sted that It wee
mere team 400 yens old.
N lar fres the •gr nett ore beetling is
11.411..1 ehe model dotty. where • teat le
hetes mde a the Tale. for dairy parpos,'
of .1 Crest /.sores of cattle Tien u•
\slldlog. Cowshed sway Irma 11, my eye
11geeed on moan tine, rosy choked apples,
sad I thougbt to myself, Those amen are
rood cough to bay• ouae from bonne'
Looking up, 1 saw the sign "Ontario" over
the dt.ptay, and 1 spent the ort half hour
in this reo1100. These •pillet are of the
crop os level and have Idea kept 10 cold
storage, but their color and smoll rte per-
I.otly preserved. Mr. Collins, of tit. Cade
aloes, the assistant supernteedeet of the
exhibit, Informt.l me that the fruit would
.omettu.es last for two mouths after being
taken from oold storatte. We are aou0e
mood to wield OoIcrlo apples on top every-
w here, nut It wee greater ranee for surprise
rad pleasure to lied that the Ootarlo pooh -
ea were the best in t0. bulldiog Brads.
these wore plums, ournd s, t•aatow, bra.
rise of several varieties, and otter fruits.
Mr, Gelling pointed to uime pear share'
greets fruits and &eked me if 1 k•.w what
they were. 1 was ahle to reply that 1 bad
eaten figs grown right le Godsiob by Mr.
Warnock. 'Thome In rho arklble were grown
at St. Catharltos. Mr. Bunting. the chief
superintendent of the etblbu, whom 1 also
met, meottond her. Warnock .ed Mr. A
Mol) Allao, with whom be had been In
oorrespoodeno.. 1s wee • matter for re.
gra that ow. ul Mr. W.reock'e mammoth
s.lttuh was not available this year for On•
rano's display at Buffalo. 11 would ban
been one of the gnat attractions.
Next a borticul'ure is the mining bu.l1
Inc I ootlod that Ooteri. has an ezhibit
bare, but to mining Is not In my hoe 1
spent very little time on M. 1 have apo
read Ie the papers.how•ver, that Thome A.
Edlwo, the great In•eator, has opened •u
onto at Sudbury as a direct result of the
• bow&,.. of mineral wealth w0ioh tat
Province bee made .t the PareAmerloan.
Lovers of muds van have • goal time at
the "Pair " There is moire from 10 o'ulook
in the morello until 10 at night, by "omit
of the beet bards sol oroba.tras on the
oontinent. Then are band Mande at vari-
ous points 0o the .round., but the Temple
of Music le the noire of t0• mustoal pea
of the exhibition. This is • building with
seating •000mmodation for a large number
of people, and there ii o0 fee for adaiuloo.
'1'bere 1s a large pipe oresit on teach, the
week we were there, reoltals were given In
the afternoon ; and there were two per-
lormaaoee dally by an orehetr• of fifty
nen.
The ethnology building, which I expected
to find rather interesting, Is filled with
bones and atones and "belle and thugs
wbioh may afford antertalomeet eon anti
quarto., but 1 found more pleasure to put -
suture ethnological studies on the Mldwsy.
The United eeales Gowerrmeot has aye. y
•steins• display, 000pylog three 'tulld
ings. Th. 1'cetoflice Department shows •
number of large collections of artioles sent
through Uncle Sam's mail *blob tended in
the dead letter oeae. TO.. cu leadoue
include almost •verythng imaginable, and
a good many things y,m wouldn't !means
anyone would try toned through the mails
A type of the old overland mail omobs"
also 1e to be Hien. Ober departmeott of
the Government, the Army, t5• Navy, the
Treasury, eto.. hare their exhibits., rad
there s a large and latereettng oollcetioo
from the Smithsonian loettle's. The fish-
eries exhibit ooup,ee rho whole of or e d f
the I ri ldlns,. Here fish of familia and of
unfamiliar sone are to be seen in tanks
opelently supplied with fresh water, and
In • large basin are three seals, which
provide (iodises •musem.nt tor the "pate -
eon. lir:tudod lo the Government exhibit
is • t'htltpptue ouneotlon, and to 1..•t to
many plane Is the exhibition one cso see
symptoms of Uncle Sam's oar imperialistic
teenage. Furiinstaoo, quite • number of
the exhibits have notices in Spanish, pre
•om.l!y for the benefit of the env oitit,o•
of the great land of ['Forty.
()aside the Government buildings is the
United Yt•te. ordnaeoe exhibit, melodies,
some of the big goes we read shirt, with
all the m0 fern apphanoes for the Increase
of their tilt dear is didn't,. life and
In the smithies era section of the grounds
are grouped a large oumbrr of building'
e rro'ed by various S ate' and trowel of the
smaller tepoblis of the outliner. There
are no exhrbes in the State buildings ; they
are there merely for the cotyenleoce of
visitor, from the different States, who use
teem ea meeting and reeling plsoes. But
Mexico, 1'h 1', the Domloloan Republic,
Kneader .nit other countries hay compete
her n ve Molars of their •grtcul•orsl, lo-
duserlal and other produotloos. Of these
('hill makes by lar the best showing, and
gees evidence of tollowing the lead of the
northern countries In her maeutaoturlog
methods
At the door ot the fnreatry botlding 1
met our townsman NIag0u• Swanson. who le
in charge of the Ontario section. Here the
wood,. of various *totems et the Amerloan
oolioeot are shown, along with manatee -
tures of wood. Mr. Swanson stated that
the ludas' were greatly plowed with On-
tario's exhibit, but the swards had not yet
been made. One of the features of the •no•
Con over which Mr. twanaoo presides is a
WO ono, made by H. 1. Beatles, of
Hamilton. and demisted by Mn. Homing,
of the am• olty. it is • work of fine art,
and looks se if Its seaworthy gcalities would
be oorrespoodinely good.
The art gallery I" to • remote corner of
the groande, bat the onnola..or or the
student to arta will seek It out .ed doubt•
lee. will God many thlmge of Interest In the
eollectloo of painting" and statuary which
11 contain.
h ard• of J r. y., ileete..ye, Haleulee,
A7,.h.ras, Fren..h Catania, sett'e, *bat elim.'w, flet , le • very lento ethlh Mr M
'wowe Rena. •rad n' hen. The feet 'Maeda He 1s eatd to lona planted len.
M to ,emend Viroeghoot tat expec.tlm. 0(10 halts..pwl.11y for the Pae Ameri'►e
Rn 1 r 'e• (iennesyo make eke haat showing Is tea maw AMtlenitere hairline th•
as ree.rda butt., fro, while or tM sespete veriest/Oates have emotion. "hnwlnt pooh
1ion eine the b ,rel 'hayloft the growers% wet Ite•We prr.leote 1''i. Neer• of flallforsln,
wring of animals going to the slaughter,
and others. Perhaps the meet totereeting
was one of • man driving • mower. whlon
ant down the grain In fine style. 'I he man
4,,.e rood In a circle, and the gran roes
■p on the teras and wee reedy to be out
down ane as often as the mower merle the
elreste.
Leading from rhe gr.pble arts te the
hwttealters build ng is • onser••to?V,
where 1 .theeetei to .pend it very pleasant
time, but i was somewhat dlsvppetnteel.
The only oat tloral were gsdtol', and at
theavb these was • megntnnent display of
thew It did not omteneaf0 tor the •Meed
of n'her varieties which i senpos•d would
be there. Nor In plants wee tharo by any
moose a laid •ariety H 11 Groff, of
tee mdalwt se gerds and taw mete el the
wonderful droll triter we h.v• alto reed
about ; listens.] to the taller' orchestra ; ate
dolmens riots oarse,made by an old Jeered.*
cuaple right Oelor• our eyes, and altogether
paved Lee mot pleau•nt time we had at the
elem."
"A Trip to 1h. Mcuo" mu'mother of out
adveaturee. The peessegsr takes a ticket
on the at ship "Luna,' leaves the world
bailed, and arrhtom at he de,tioalloa le
eotertatsd at the %wort of the Man In the
Mani and behold,' warty ththge strange to
the dweller upon Earth. The journey
through the air ts,o1 oouree, • phenol ohever
ashor o. ; bat ma while he knows the the
descoger would tied It hard to realize, evea
11 he wished be do so, that be was only •
dew Not above the vrouad.
Alt Nurnberg te a Berman village, when
you oao got • good, yule% meal •ud listen to
• fine Lead.
Koons is an "elueetd" horse. He car-
ries on quite an estimated ooaversetlon with
as muter, writes en • glee. with a peso of
chalk held to hie mouth, dues quo:ttuns In
addition end mulelphoatloo, end lee g I
shows an ortr•ordloary amount of clove
Dees -on the peri of his muter, some penile
tank.
The Eskimo •111.6e is worth • visit.
Then are • snore or more of the little moo
and women from the far nortb,vod -u •turd,
dui' :reeking people. The favorite sport
ham le to jerk whips at ooloa oontr,bu%ed
by the yt•Itore aod plod 0o a piece of
wood. The mea who knocks the cols oil
the pieoe of wood pockets 11, generally with
• grim end • grunt e1 eatldaotlon. You
oan have your fortune {old here by a totem,
for ten stats. -a rare baggier N you get as
eco] • "tortuoe" es 1 dtd.
Bostock'• Waned anlwal show lnolud.. •
lento number of Deo.'., and to see LM
whole i,erform'mo ores would 0.y• to speed
half the afternoon There are hove,
snakes, an elephant of who. •000mp-
'whmeots is the pl.ylog of a mouth organ).
• boxing kangaroo, bears, • donkey, dogs
and many color trained entmale. Jumbo
11., advertise." as "toe most ooloesal and
ponderous pachyderm ever le captivity," u
to by seen, but be doesn't do any trickle
In the Moor'nh Palen i. • Reset collect:en
of figures r•presemtrnv promtoeot butonoal
pereooager, living sod dead, and other
representing Bowes of history or romance
In "Derk•et Afriaae one oan see • group
of lanasttc looking savage* going through
wine le alleged to Le • duce, while • half
di r.at women, of scar .pp•rel end stoup I
ng ugliness, play the -accompaniment "
leers Is as much rhythm to the daos es
then is to • ma, splitting knotty ordwood,
cod as muub mato In the orchestra as there
to to • steam stone-otusber. Atrtoa needs
enlightening. sure.
Cor. Beckwith is • very levee swimmer,
who oan do thlore ,n the water wheel her
manger says have never been done by soy
other person, mal or woman. She cat unly
appears to be se much at home in the water
ae oa land
lo the Philippine village one can ..e •
npresesttlioo of the mode of hie in the
islands of the Pacific wbioh have lately
came No Uoote Sam's had.. Deere aro
irides number cf Filipinos in the vellum ;
in •ppearaoo they are much like toe
Chinese. 1 here le a theatre to wblch •
program of deltoid, tinging. slelgbt of band
w orkand orchestral moue is given.
Tne Homes ('pride 1) wn and the Palace
of I,ludons, 000neatd one with the other,
are interesting pl•oss. In the House Up-
side Down you see the forntturs banging
from the roof, see people walking on the
cetlid with their bode banging down, and
other funny thieve. In the ('.lace of Iln
d oes .Luting aims are prduoed by Ilse
nes of Invisible mirrors. Mor Ifsmph., you
va • bead which can smile and talk and
which le clearly alive, but you cannot erre
the body, nor 1s then any piece whore It
on be 0000nied. A series c1 mirrors is to
arranged as to tbr.w the body entirely out
of Bahr, white the head remains •table.
There are . numten of other curious illu-
sions to fhb place.
1 bare are some other ehnwr on the sfed-
way whin are ••'d to be god, hot 1 didn't
l an them and we Ofnnot dereor:ba them. It
Is time tor me to iota, anyway, or some-
body will be gettlee off • teer lineal Dame
screw tie other day
"Yes, many are the tile• we're told
By Meows who've been there.
And oft we hear tbem o'er agate
Whoa stories they omp.re,
Ilut thousand. more Dave made their I
plans
To re. the Pec -Am, above.
So months must pus before we'll bear
The lot of Buffalo."
W. H. K.
on THs NI1N AY.
I have oarpneeiy lett the Midway to the
last, but 1 should not .dv1ee the visitor to
the ' Pao" to do so, .s some of tee best
things to the show are here. It way be
hard for the stranger to find them -accord-
ing to the touters each of the shows 1. "the
only real festers on the MCAw.ybut if
hs doeso'a parent,* any of them nit oan ret
• heap of fav on the ocalde. There are as
many different ways of drawing the orowd as
there are shows, and the .wlel die and
the strange confusion of eight. mats • per•
leo 1 bedlam Hero • group of horsemen
Ilrtng off pistols ; there . men with • meg✓
phone : yonder • ember of nerroes engine
plantation songs ; • braes band trying to
make Itself heard ; a man with •tenter'se
vola mildew attention to the "half -woman,
half Il.h ; " • burdy-gr.rdy grinding out
doubtful melody ; somebody with • shrill
whistle ; a man with • lent Mbtog pale
pointing out the ettraotnno In his p.rtlen
ler show ; an aeteweatlo fee bore •ending
forth the most atrocious ad.. ; In front of
the entrance to "Beautiful (*tent" • hand
of strangely Attired people whoeping It no
for all they .re worth w110 Instruments of
deadly effect -the fearful note Dever tete
up, ler as woe as Doe snood steps halt -a-
dores others seem to begin.
1t would take tit., mush "o•oe to tell of
all the shows on tin Midway ; bet there
are • number which .re decidedly good and
which are well worth a .161e. "The Johns-
town Flood" le an ilea/aloe of the treat
Moron wheoh devatared the sty fll Jobst•
town, 1'a , tome years ago hie semewh.$
in the room of the eyodnr,tns, with many
and'. o is in Ilia way of mechanical devices
and el.-'rio.l effects which maks the scree
wnwderinliy vivid. The town n*etilog ea
the hills ; the sanest ; ►hs night scene, with
lights Weir, In tbs win tees eel thee 41.•
sppearine es people go to Fed, IM stare
tw.okllog, ten fl.ma end .mnk• from peke
even. and s;rei work. ; the fenny* over eke
h ills ; the reertswm, with the flsh s1
lightning seal the roar of thornier ; tM soh
of the fl ,red ; the h, Ivies swept from their
femndetiane; t0e eerd.gratinee which sada
to the horrors of the Mostar --•II Oleo
emote Boer before you In the most •atnrel
mercer, while. 'severer gives • grephie
narrative of the oecarrenrs.
"Fair .Idea" 1. • deNghtlel .pettt•
o.ld hardly tear aur..l•ea away iron. the
height, kindly Jape mei their weer y villa'•.
We •tlnedd two potentness' le the
theatre, whore elev., aanMu am/ legatos
rfMwid saionl.hiq foe; ranted the ea
Wby (atarrbexeae turn catarrh
Because it 11 carried by the air you breathe
to Meowed para, because it destroys toe
germ life that maletalos the diseased con-
dition, because it powerfully "timeline the
mucous membrane to its normal motion, be-
ranle through it, oxyd.rng power it burns
up tepidly the old teed, and stimulates the
format:0o of new healthy tissue Cutarrh-
oznoe 1e an a(nelee epeei6o for cannel' of
every term, and never fails to cure. G
terrho,oue is ibe only remedy sold with a
guarantee. At all dealers, 25e. and 11.00.
stayed with ►1e all night, sad la tie mora -
lag he was taken to Libidos a.yluo. Mr
Item ball bas been • little aurouud In miod
for some Ume, the once being money luwes
through lnyestmeata.
James Belau, editor of The Luokoow
S.0lteet, wee erssented • few evso:ugs •so
with • be tango! gold heeded cape from the
Leokouw fire brigade, as • alae of the sea's
appreciation of lee eff,rta In their 0.0.11,
Mrs. Wm. Otelenga, .1 Clinton, o•esed
awry on Tumidity morning, August Z7th, to
the eft.' second year of her ago, alter • Ito
goring lines. Mrs. Gibbing, before het
marriage was Mi.. Maggie Hollow. SM
was born se Holmeevllle and lived then un-
til
mtil het removal to (lintels sumo ssva 1..,
year• ego. Her brothers and asters I.f to
mourn, beside" hos busload, .re Joseph, of
Tuoksrsm(th ; W 0 , of Luokoow ; John,
of Goderloh towushlp ; llahrlel, of Crestal
City, Mao ; lir. Et . Of l'!evelend ; Mies
Jamie Holm.. and Mrs. Peter Ninth In
Leiden ; Mee. Goo Ya►rman, ot Yorkteo,
N. W.
TUB ONLY ONE.
The Man who say, that all pa-
tent medicines ars worthless 1s a
fool, Yor Dr. Hall's Kheeruatic Cure
has ser Kuril. W. C. Switrer, Har-
rowtsatltL, O ,'uttered with sciatic
rheo.nntistn for ten year.. He tried
every known remedy recommended
for the cant ..J rheumatism without
obtaining relief. Sia bowls of Dr.
Sail's completely cared him 'Ilia
greet blood purifier is put op in
bottles containing tan days' treat-
ment. Price 50 cent" at all drug
atoms or 'Th. Dr. Hall Medicine
Co., Kingston, Ont.
A WONDERFUL HERB.
to 101. present distress of Kangas tanners
0o account of the failure of tie Isy crop ad
o1 pasturage, there is one 000soleuon -the
(,eld of alfalfa is se good ea ever.
AI(.lfa s • crop which no progreslve far-
mer of this vicinity needs Information about.
but It ought to be of tannest to toter people
to know that this plat, which furnishes
from two to 6re crops of excellent fodder,
and deet not moire roadie, for from
twenty to forty yore, sod a,ta.liy tmpreves
thlsoll upon which It ,rows, hes ave the
remarkable quality ot reaching deep down
Into the earth for alit moisture that 1t de-
mands, and so survives dreaght that kills
urdn.ry
The liovernment has bon erperimentlog
lately with • new species of this plant, call
ed Turkestan altalfa.whloh also has the ilual-
1ty of mrvlvlog extreme cold--• temperature
of 45 donee iabreohelt having tees
suitoreefolly anceanerer daring one expert
meet in Wyoming. The larkeetan alfalfa
has oleo a'reater owe y for withsta.'ling
drought than the ordinary roe ty and Is
.pwtally suited, s, this years Agrioolt.ral
Year Book says, for ..m'•ap14 •Micas•-.
Mohave-----
(ion. Rnmhall, of Clatoo. bee not roes
h me•'1 for Vona time. A few days ago he
raok.i 05. •al se and left in search of work.
se he s••d, tak'ng the track woe h.an 1 warn
wee reerl•ed that Ile was down •round Ex-
eter. The family became alarmed sod Im•
sedately gest word to Coeatable Welsh,
wile. Is Dempsey with O. Johnston, drove
sad taught sp 5, kis at Crowell& They
prndt 1• total ",,lid." tis. Holsteins are Is whore the irss grewin■ leaflets, le • •.ry pe
11a leaf, letport•et.we, hes • .a'mgslfleo.t. .,h10s, i.w end wen waited sew by ■ ptN{y
Ja Ms port rel AM grenade also It We the largest and west Tarlert, i tbnk, la the girl n w.tive costae.. ; wasdered Yt#�
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notioe of changen must be left at this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Oopy for changes
must be lett not later than Mon-
day noon. Casual Advertieemects
•ooepted to to noon Wednesday of
each week.
BRIGHTS
DISEASE
le the deadliest and roust
painful malady to which
mtfr.k,nd is subject. Dodd'•
Kidney Pills will cure say
case of Bright's Dieeew►
They have never failed le
one angle use. T0.y are
the only remedy that ever
has cured It, and they are
the only remedy that ass
There are imitations of
Dodd's Kidney P
box and name -but -ail
tione
ame-but ta-
tiora ar. dangerous. Tit.
origin and onl alae
sore for Bright's Dineen• Is
ODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
Dodd'. Kidney Pilis are
*Ay cents a box at an
drugg sats.
DON'T
TAMPER.•.
with your health.
Don't use Drugs and Medicines
of questionable quality. (Jet the beat
them is at the same prices that are
charged for inferior goods.
Al. our Drug Store the stock is .1 -
ways fresh, end each article pure, po-
tent and satisfactory.
Our Prescription Department
has a reputation for promptness sed
accuracy.
"A false friend is worst
than an open enemy."
A si o: with a good
upper, and a bad sole, is
worst than cheaper look-
ing. but more honest,
fcotv.•tar.
The Makers' price on
the sok protects you
against deception, when
you see that you get -
"The Slater Shoe"
,barprovolliG1
OWNS, k. a ills Lionel IpMe
F. JORDAN
Memlit:al Hall.
A Great Snap__...
M oar Mom Soap, at 5e. a
pound, of which we oil . barrel a week.
This Isn't our only map, ea we Gerry
everytheng that oan be found In an tile
to -d.0. grocery store, and one primes
are right. The tanner know that they
Geo •Iw•ye get from us • map for their
prodoo. W• drew the lice at no
legitimate trade - everything goes :
fila..woe or potet0w, garden duff or
oholoe•t table China. We deal In all
of them.
7. G. TIPLING & co.,
Ite.lford bleak, OoderIch.
R 8. Smith's%�1Ij1'I
��' SStoreL1 Block
September Fur Sale
Twelve and one-half per cent. off all Furs sold during
September.
Some months ago we niad• • vcty favorable purchase o1 caw Fun, oondetiag of
( ',spwine' and Ruth of the latest et)led.
Belgian C.pwloe•,
Coney Capwing,
Belgian and 1'erelen
t'.perinse,
Coney end Aetraohso
earer,nt o.
Ickillop Mars! Fire hum= Co.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOWN PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Valve of Property Miami op to Jeweler.
1901 .... *3 *wins as
oernr'FRO AND nfRreToKm.
J. B. McLean. pre, : T. Fraser. areal i'.v. ;
3.s. (:onnollJ . Y. Dela W. O. Brnadfoct. J.
Watt. Jas. Ovine, J. D. Orlero. J. fleece wets,
Alrrrtnn: W. fe Rrowlfo$, tle•fnrth, Inapec-
tor of lessee ; T. It. Mays, gearortb, eewetary•
?reasoner.
J W. Tee, Holesvilte : Jana ('semi.g
les noadvlll.: It. McMlll.a, f{eafonb : FE
Nmitb. !tartaric
PotIci.$old.ra ram {{D�.) aMssn,wta and getrata Hat
/1
.4 a( rec..}r. ac Mr. teats' 10 .doei.'. ono or ■ Rrsst Bargains . • • •
lot Melons Bess' Palace Clothing Store. ode
Having pur.-haoe'i twelve dozen hats at a great. r.'rltiction they will le
old at the following kw prices :
Rear•y-to-wear hat at 26c, worth 6Oc
Children's ready-to-wear hats at 16c, worth 36c, and at 60c
worth $1.00.
Leghorns at 85c, worth 60c.
Leghorns at 75c, worth $1 25.
Also the latest thin` in, the shirt waist hat. for 76c.
All millinery reduced for the balanee of the season.
CALL AND INSPECT.
Mongolian Cepa-Mee,
('coq and Mites Ccperioes,
Holguin end Mt. Burn Caper -
American Sable l•ap.elnu,
lietgleo Seal Scarfs,
Baglan and Seal Capering".
Baglan and Stlyor Fox Caper-
Inge,
lielirlan and Mongolian Caw -
loss.
t'Mid s 1'entsa Caps.
These goods are •11 new, all marked at • oleo m.rpin on well teugbt priori, all at
least one Teener lee, thea the usual and one-tb!rd lees than they rho be boughs tot is
the Coned States, and dueler tab month of Sepbmper we w111 sell at 121%, or ore -eighth
off our thea petal. We will Kaye 000l evenings vow when • aloe oapefine 4111 lie just
what you want for both oomtort and style, and the price now le lose thea t1 will he •
month Later.
TWENTY SHIRT WAITS LEFT, -All at one aloe, 35e. The cheapest gruel 00,
and op to 8220. Alt now to clear at 350.
TWEEDS AT HALF PRICE -A lot of first -close Sootob Tweeds In soil lengths.
We don't want them. They are yours at just hall price.
1'IcKIITS BUSY STORE
Jordan Block.
RHYNAS & CORNELL
the loathing Furniture Dee ere anti
Undertakers. have just rc.'cvve.l the
followiug goods :
Bedroom Suits, $8.00 and up,
Parlor Suits, 515.00 and up,
Couches, $5.00 to $20.00,
Parlor Chairs, $1.00 to $10.00
Hall Racks, $5.00 to $18.00
and choice odd pieces of Furniture.
We are still selling Window Shades
and Pules ►t reduced pt ices.
Picture framing, Upholstering. Pack
Ing, etc.
The Undertatini Department....
is under expert supervision, and the
service we guarantee is of the very
best, while our priune see rvanonahle.
NIGHT OK DAV calls promptly
attended to.
We solicit .patronage on the merit.
d the goods we sell •Isi services we
give.
RHYNA-&-IELL-
r.ratterr wrist'., ra4sg,Nl Yd gen
balansea
•rillerrl Meek, Celerleb.
WORSELL'S
iN THE PLACE TO BUY....
STOVES,
FURNACES and
PLU'P1BING 1
l
CHEAP.
J. H. Worsel
The cheap store and lurnaee mase
Goderlch.
CAHTELON'S-
Pastry, Oyster Pattie s, Tarts, Short
Bread and Cream Rolls,ll�Ilflce
Pies and Lady Fiuuers, Kisses,
Macaroons, Maranon,
Brandy Soaps, Etc. .
_usrowi
//('
Every
Every young;iron aheald take • course le
he Listowel Fluidness College, which reopens
tinder • rem management, w S
Moeda►. .pt•
a
L 191.11. t',routers fro on application. ('. A.
ri.=MINO. President ; A. 1, McINTYRE,
Seer•tarr.
Arm Style.
When you wear a " King Qual-
ity" shoe you get all the style, tag
fit and finish found is the best
American elves
The "King Quality" factory Ir
the only one in Canada that makes
Ladies Show better than the
American artecle, which tomes into
Canada with a is%a duty takes
out of its quality.
The " Kiag Q ab'ty " bread is
worn by the but dressed Canadian
ladies, it le a true note of oboe
fasbion, of cserretwtu to dress.
27 styles, 4 widths, all sips.
Branded "King Quality."
Gold medal awarded at the Paris
Expo,iteon, 1goo.
Made by Th. d. D. Klieg Ow.,
Limited, Tommie,
"Crit Ag'iot In 1ioder1oh a St, Clio. Price.
HELLO
THEIOLD
RELIABLE.
am ae 511501 aA the beet made in any
eery in (:anars.
Cantelon leonle the trade in
WEDDIN
CAKES
in fancy designing and ornament
Ing and almond icing.
(live him an order and your sat•
inaction will be aenured.
D. CANTELON,
WEST -ST.
-KINDS OF ----
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THR BEllT
Scranton ilard Coal
IN THE (MARKET
AU Coal weighed on the Market sa•loe
when you get 900% lbs. for • ton.
WM. LEE.
Orders left at LZZ s 13E3PEASD'ti
Stere Dromptly astandd Se.
WANT A SPEPLADDER?
We give one away with each pound of Pure Cream Baking
Powder purcl.n'*ed from us. 50c a Ib. The step -ladder alone
worth the price. -
Try a pacicage ter Hop Tea -not n medicine, but n care-
fully selected Indian and Ceylon Tea blended in scientific
manner with specially prepared Hofs{. Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. We have a
full asstrtment.
Telephone No. 31.
S4FrvRaY- az Co.
THE OROCERB.
� RROPIIEY & SQl
- TRW t.arnten -
VJhffQ\ UYYtttt wt OVIV3t
-v.tM00.kmtv/i
Orders a rernite3sfe..4.d ie W 535
tame.. •lgbt or Mr.
,s.bwt 1110e44.
MISS CAMERON.