The Signal, 1902-2-13, Page 5W. Acheson & Son
Embroideries and Table Linens.
Wu place on oue large counter this
2000 yards, line Embroideries
in widths from 1 I inch to
se to 12 I -2c a yard, all at
per yard
60 dozen full bleached Satin
I)amaek Table Napkins,
choice patterns, guaranteed
all pure liueu, M z size,
regular value $1.50, at per
dozen 51.00
300 yard• White Victoria
Lawn for children's dresses,
pinafores, aprons, etc., best
dress fiuielt in a line even
weave, free from dressing,
regular 10c and 12c a yard,
at
week 100ieces, or over
in splendid patterns and
inches, prices were from
one clearing price, C.
40 pieces of 32 inches wide
heavy and very soft Scotch
Flannelette in neat stripes
and patterns, pinks, blues.
Our insular I2ic quality, at
per yard
10c
5 only, Ladies' Black Astra-
chan Jackets, 27 and 30
inches long, farmer's satin
lined and in best style, this
season's make, regu!ar 6'25
BC cost, clearing now, et each $15,00
W. Acheson & Son.
LOSS OF THE MARINE CITY. r oodoae that mortal mw oouid do. One
Andreae*er VaasaIr the Ylaeswt ga• was of • lose to sweat for be 000doot.
vee twit/•a. i ('apt. I?wart'e evidence showed that the Io
1 du couid hays worked over on Thursday,
At the oloee of the tat tog of avldsooe le 'close mouth to throw • lino. Why wet •o
the tovestigetion st Ktngstoa regarding the •ttsmpt 001 made ? Why did the lodes not
loss of the suhuooer Marla City and tout so foto lbs harbor oo Tburedsy morotng sod
Mama o8 Oderich last f•11, oouotsl sur the (t i an
go dot lying out to ret tow ? She
lnssr«td use •ddrewed 1h. court, dta an good t lyra. h there, Capt. Mo
Pear".. Yd leoe'a 000doot .bowed that he bed no pro.
arereported as follows by The Kingston I per sense of his responsibility. He dlda't
WelIgo to Captetn Cretans to get biro to search
f lama the shote. Uept. Craig!' wont to the
0. M. Maelonndl, mimosa for the plain. (ladle. but got on inoruotto*s from L►pt,
tiffs, was th• first to address tb000urk, He , Metope. To. latter aye none of the orew
.sated tat ss be looked upon It. It was a looulf read the glass. 1'st be mad• Ltw-
°ate of •semg whether Copt, Motooe wile :race first mete •tsar the four mea were
guilty of negligee°. or not. H. showed,lo,t. le It reasonable to say that • mate
that the law governing such cities stated . ceaoot read lbs glass
•
that the result was inevitable To him It
did not seem that that wee th. else. Capt.
M.lote was bound to take ordinary are of
his men. Coao•ea look the position Gist
the Maria City was uus►fs when the mea
were put on bar. Sbe woe • dangerous v..
w!. It tea Copt, Mtloae'e duty, It he pat
moo on that boot, to take all pastas pro
tactual" anima dsogers that might aria.
The teptald. sotto* Arm the same •1 If be
bad ordered them to furl a ail or men •
boat. Tbt. action is not open to ..v other
000struotaoa, 1f at was • voluntary matter
should thath not be Setae moat on the
osptaln's part sir to whether they were will.
lag to nal( their lives or • derelict et not T
Hut there was no evtdeooe of the. Judo.
log by the .M of the dsoeased "same* they
msaae by char ate to keep the yawl boat
00 the Marine City. They owamad wttb•
out questloo that they were to have • boat.
Hen wen the first violation of dray on the
port of Capt. Malone. Tou,couoal awumed,
was • slur violation of aaty. 1 be oapteln
had two .louses for this. F,nt, that the
davltie of i he Marine City were detective ;
wand, that be expected to reach lioderIeb
before dank. Etery m.mber of th, crew,
exospt the teat w;toesa, dented the truth of Mo week. $o. 10 *as 10. only sae Obey
bed on board, and brought that vw.d safe.
•'The ono resting upon Cspt. Malone, of
dotes evscything to rescue he mea, as
1.tied. H. let eery opportuolty of ruoae
go by. It is (enure, nattle000s-ortmloal
•eghgenoe-throughout, aid 1 Mk the court
to so find it," were Mr. Macd000ell'e elating
words.
rOK THE Uri/seg,
R T. Walkem, counsel for the deIenoe,
next addressed the ooart. He ata ted that
tb• este wee one of those matters which
should be plead in the category of uutorseea
e nd uncontrollable occurraooee. A captain
hat • right by law to take Lisa course he
dams beet. 'Tee fated( viewed carefully,
prove that rt r charge of •egllgeaoe too be
brought amnia Capt, Malone. It woo not
t (patios of volooteering ; • ospatn bas
sepreme i or.maad. A boat was brat sent
to the Morino City to trepan hot ; when he
forted she wee ate, he allowed toe mea to
go aboard. It was the proper pace for a
yawl to retrain on Its vowel. If It wet nee -
away that a DaaL should have been left oa
the Meno. City, the men would have pro -
tooted .g010.t (to bang taken Korey.
Plaintiffs claimed that the tow rope was
fel', • ret exons'. the exons' thus totally ly foto Godsend% harbor. There wee no ap-
W. deny there WAS 11,0y volunteer prehension that the ma placed on board
*aid Mr. M.afonoelt "It they an be rs. the Morin° City were in d•eg•r. The
"Larded to the boat of voi*ntsen, 'that deet
i thiel onto. r wanted he men bock. not be•
nos olive the autism of the reepoo.lbtltty l ages they was to denger, but because he
.Y".ta
of pr ,tustmr them to the bat of Db power, I o eogieeer and fimw
ra.
and of rlvleg them all Raabe wcoor. + Ta..Mdd lite *videooe *se that • lag oould not haat
These mea. from tirst to tut, were alongas ,
wee of the b.rtror 00 Thart fay, yet
• part of the orew of the steamer ladle.' plalbff'e (tonna' say the ladle oould haws
When the tow line broke, the agitate
ie : A small boat oould not have
wht.tle4 them to drop their anchor. Order dyed in the ass that prevailed on that day.
was obeyed, and they Interpreted It se The tartan did the only thing possible. H•
mewing 9., captain woula Pot atop then
decided to drop utero of the hero., sod
but would give thea, ell .elstaooe. 'I mels the meaotawn he did at 4 r. w, 00
hadno idea of taking the beet In tow i Thursday But he had r , abandon hl* .t.
.t tiro, 10 1 tbooght there was aomotbtee tempt. The revive of Aho Rosedale stated
wrong with her before 1 sent the men to I that it would not be wive for • steam vessel
lamp sot b.r,'suid the *attain In his evidenos, to approaob wIIb(a 800 or 1,000 toil of 10.
Tan h. told afterwards tat the moo west btrp ; yso Copt. Malone got within 300
voluntarily. These statsmsots ai,• wtd" ! feet ' 1'6. agitate did everything that
•part, eaA oho* the value of the oapt•ls's 1 reaeooably could b. dope. Mr. Walkem
evidence.'' .teed that the reptabi wee neither tenor.
Mr. Maodoenell then took up the point &ally
blameworthy nor willfully oarless
of the tow line being detect,.. He suh• its( he duty. It was strait absurd tethtok
inlaid ago the tow Ileo eau lueatriolent, that the captain would to divest himself of
and that the cattalo showed • realest die. 111141manhood ted bb omen'ssense at to
reward of duty to use It. it they bad made , wi111ai)y o.we the lou of four lives. 31).
lledertoh the first night all would bays bees boldest was • mat deplorable one andwas. Counsel woul t not „me tn., he oould not be attributed to .nythier but os*
shool3 haw, gone to. When the oaplatn 03 (host canoes so teoid.atal to lake Pavd
said he mat remelts oat of port, surely he gstlon. 11 was pafof0l M argue la ouch a
should have made elms arrangements for
oat, end 0000013 felt kerns regret at the
great lots.
A17. MAl.,0r'0 i'nCNsx L,
the protection of his mel. But hs did not.
He should haye furnished those men loth •
boat ; he should have taken than off that.
night, Trey had on canoe. no opportunity
of saying whether tbay were withog to coo,
Was to eodster their Ileac rh. rea.oa'
The risk of damaging hie Moat 1. put In the
sales against the Ityes of fear moo. Coun-
sel submitted to court tb.t this was no res.
an, end should not a eoodd.red. Either
they should hays had a boat or etre they
should have been token off on Widow thy
night. (1:her arrangements could hep teen
made. t;tpt. Malone could h.,• whistled
for • tag to take the Marine City Into the
h•tb,r. The oaptsio's only reooa for lay.
Ing the men was that be wee afraid hle
yowl would hove Meso damaged in run,
nag against the Iodla.
if the mea had h.d • yawl op to q A. I.
on Thursday, would they not hese attempt
ed to re.oh .hors' Their audition was
plain ; the dbstree. 6 sir told that. The sap
talo was wllltriv to leave them there till ah*
usenet wok and tht meq got into the rig
ring.. No •tt.mpt wen mode to theca
them on Thursday. Had Capt. Malon.as,
rtgnt to nay thou men were In no danger
whip b" saw the flag of distress? It was
his duty to respond to the fist.
The downed also held that the captain
was at faolt In not signalling for help. Wit.
nesse. stated thee • flag on the India oould
have sadly hen 1se11 from the shore. He
did not show • flog or .,pod • whistle. Hie
posldw should be that he bind lett Beata/
J. L. Wbldng addressed the ocrot 1n the
Interesse of Cape. Malone. That aerie
mop, oonael said, had no ids but that the
Mame City wall weather the storm, sod
he knew that • yawl boot could not live. It
would aye bees fooh.h, ihm. to launch •
boat. ('.pt Malone was • p.r'e:,Iy comm
Went t.
eo sod artful n
M ms He Aad on temp-
tation to do anything but the right. Is .t
not irresir.lble presumption to say that he
did not sot as any ordinary man would -
trying to do hie hest under the o:rcum•
canoe! The most expereooed map o0
board vies the first engineer ; he woe not
prepo.eeted le favor of Capt. Melons, yet
be swore that, In hi. opinion (CO nae he own
word.): "I do not think the loss of these
Ilya mold have been avoided.' Counsel
000etdered that Lawrence *ae not the best
kind of • witpesa to rely upon, as be wee
halyard impulsive He denied having
made • statement. wbeo the stenographer's
notes showed that he did. 1 his statement
eau to the effect th.t Lawrence had seen
the light. aryl had pointed them out
to the captain, who then sad be could
see them. When plead in the box again,
witness Anted thl. statement.
Mr. Whiting argued from the evidence
that the toot mimeo were tumbling over
each other in get on to the Marine City for
what there wee In It. It never oaonrred to
that men rh.t they would Prot • yawl
h et on save • de day. Erie if they bad
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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO.
had a yowl boa{ I{ would hays beam of s
earthly at to them. All tint •, y in..
could have duos wee dose. Th• uu y 1,.0
011111p. teat 10 .1.7,1s1 till ludrtue*t Moa to
*ptalo. Had • dock baud or • 'scald
mate bees riven thy charge i{ would have
1.13 the owners oleo to • obarg• of onuueal
D.eleut. 13 Lawton tied thought m"
fatbei,HleWoe 1ndanger, be would h.,.
suggested to the captain drat sootier beg
should be put up ou the Ludt., 0 wrt a
oaaaatty .11 would 1am0a1, but it toes u* -
avoidable.
Mr. Macdoaasll closed the debate In •
brut addrw in welsh 6e refut.d many of
the clams advesoed by the det.ndaute
counsel,
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Tell New They Help .abs Through the
Teething reeled.
The,. 3. ssaraly any petlod in batty'.
arty lite tsquIring treater watuhfuloese uo
the part of the moths lbw when baby 1"
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pato, is awe and restless day sot ui4bt,
requlrlo, •e much oars that the mother is
too, u out looking after it. The period
is often a000mpsot•d by atumaob troubles,
sometimes diet rhn•s, soma oneso0natip•uoo
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healthy, and mother has reel comfort with
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about • month He was teetbtog and tees
cross and fretful at time. ted was also
quite oct'o'tp•ted. The tablets quet him,
reduoe the fever ted Irritation of Lathier
end gently regulate his bowels, 1 am much
pleased with this mediate and r.00mm.od
it to other mothers.'
Mr.. J J. Mentor, Goderlob, says :-"I
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Whsle my baby was teething she was rest-
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Own Tablets 'advert ad end got • box •t
Mr. Wileona drug store. After giving
than to her there was a great change. Toe
layer was reduced, she oould rest batter and
slept well et bight. I em mush plead
with the aotlon of this medicine."
33.by'0 Own Tablas U Ob, only earflaps
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0001.1ns asither opiates nor other harmful
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perfect safety to the youogut Want. They
ere • woody thief and o.rtals ours for oolfo,
sour stomach, di.rrhtea, constipation and
simple Pavan. They broth to oolde. Pi.•
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CUUNTY CURRENCY.
Brunets : J D. end Mn Harald have
goo* to Lu Vegu, New Mesta, for the
b*l•aoe of the woofer.
Winpbam : Mende, the yoaug daughter
of Mrs. Flood, has been In poor health for
00011 time, and underwent an operation
recently,
Lradtary : John Muldoon, of Manitoba,
who had been vlsittog ha parents neer
Laslhnry, has returned, taklog • car load
of horses with him.
Bruoehsdd : Mrs. H. Smith we' called to
Toronto to attend the funeral of her mother,
Mn. Fisher, who died on Jen. 27, at Lb.
age of sev1aly o*. year.,
Morrie : On Saturday etter000n, Feb. 1st,
Belle, second aught', of Peter and Mary
J. McArthur, passed away •t her home, 9 k
line, alter • week's Illo*o.
Clinton : harry li:ew.r, eau of H. C.
Braver, town, eau irsnoaaly all at Stratford
recently with appeadlottle, but w* are glad
to nab he hes about reooverd.
Brasile : Mrs, 0. E. Turebull, of
Guelph, le vtaillo. to Bru..ebs. Mr. Taro•
bull h
as(. to Oa. 'n
10• O w
g s here he purposes
taking a Dour., at an optical hollers.
13rotv3sld : A. Mustard wee up to Godo
rich last week, and took an order for two
thousand dollars' worth of ship timber to
be delivered to Mr, M►rltoo, builder there,
Seaforth : Mn. Chisholm, of Oak River,
Manitoba, n here visiting ber dater, Mre.
James 1',,ott,.r.. and other friend,. Mrs
Chisholm le s000mpaolcd by her daughter,
Mrs H. 1)elama'er,
Wingh•m : Many In town will regret to
hear of the death of Chaster D. McLaren,
01,2401 s n of Ju W. McLaren, of South
Lond v.
Ne was born to Wtnihem •bout
twenty two years ago.
Brunel.: A. L Stewart, machinist, of
Detroit ; J. I) , manager of tits Bank of
Utt•wa, et Ayoomo ., Oath, Wm. and 1) ,
of Winton, were bore attending the funeral
of their father, the late Daniel Stewart
Cliston : At noon Wednesday of last
wrek a gatet but very pretty wedding took
plane .1 the rulde0oe of Jobo dell, when
his olden (laughter. Miss Modelle, became
the bride of Mr. Harry 0. Boll, of Wing.
hem.
Morrie : Wednesday menthe of last
week on old resilient In this locality pad
Nature's debt In the person of Tho. Hardy,
who, h.4 %Wined to hie elghtr4oarth year
He made hie home el Thos. Bernard'., 5th
Igoe.
Wingham : James Haugh mourns the
death of hit mother, who weal away on
Friday, 31st at., at the advaooed are of
e•ybty-one. Her maldee name was Mary
F Her husband, David Hsu'h, pro-
detweeed Lor eleven years.
Cllotoa ::urs. Manning, relict o1 the bate
Albert Manning, di,d et U,olph on Tuesday
of last week, aftdr an Illness of about three
years. She wit • deter-fa•law ot Wilber
end Russell Manning, ot town, both of
whom attended the funeral •t Meter.
Clinton 1 A happy event took pltoe in
town on Wednesday, Jan 27, whim M1..
Mirada, daughter of Joseph Irwin, was
united to matrimony to 1). Perrin, of Lon-
don, the oeremnny Mtuy performed et 7
r w. by Raw. Dr. (lifford, of the Oatario•at.
M ethdto oharob.
Tuokersmlth : 1•tom The Register, pub-
lished l0 Korwell, New Mexico, we learn
that the Cromwell Cattle Company, of
whish Harry Creeswell, von of 0. E. Crete -
well, of '1'ockeremlth, I. connected, hoe
1.0.ed 3400,000 acree of bead in Uaoda, and
will put 20,000 heed n! cattle on the trust.
Hallett : Aoobher of the pioneers of the
township of Hullete hat been removed by
the hand of death. Loa. Mani, who hu
! seen idling moist n1 Ib. winter, passed away
en Tuesday, 4th lost., at hie reddena nn
the boundary Ilse, about. two miles west of
Blyth, .t the Advanced ago of twenty three
Star.,
Z ,rich : Reniy Koehler and Mn. Jacob
Waltz, of this village, were united In mar-
riage reoently. 1t is very rare, In thl. el -
Malty •t best, that two ouch aged prise!"
a1 ow their minds to turn lightly to thoughts
of montage Ills worthy hrld,groom 1,
seventy•sight years of .ge, while the bride
b e. iaty,
Ssaforth : Tho member, of the Presby-
terian 1t bit oleo, and the Yonne people of
the ooasr.getlnn ;retested Rev. Mr, Lee.
COULD NOT WALK.
Boras people become so crippled
with rheumatism that they cannot
walk for months at a stretch. Mr.
John Connell, Bedford hills, Ont.,
suffered groat agony with musular
rheumatism in his lege and could
nos walk for two months. Four
bottles of Dr. Hall's Rheumatic
pare made a well man of him. This
root blood purifier 1ht pot up in bot -
tied containing ten days' treatment,
60 cants, at all drugMotes, or Dr.
Hall Medicine Co., leg.ton, Out.
kin gad MN. Larkin with •Dpropriste 5,4
ut.Ir1I vita as a Work of their 601t COO (.t
sod .pprecta'i•eof their p.0ror and b . , a
sal tut wife. Mr L11k.e'd pi *salt
fur -head coat and ]fn. Li.klu's a fur 0at. I
Auburn : Nor. J,6, Clark got a eirawh
on her arm 14e other day Atom • door latoh
w b,oh caused blood poisoning t, set io ase
there are note very poor hopes of her rp
+very. Kohut GU.re •o•1 wife. et Tofeet•.
Mr.. Ju. Annotated, of Kru...l., J. t'.
('lark, of S. A 4..13.., sad Mr&. Wu.
Thompson, of the woe plan., have bun
called hems.
(ir.y : Whsle Wm, and 11lead Lynn,
Mt con.. Mels cutting wooed in their 00.1,
the elder sou, about twenty two years of
ago, mat with a rather tattoos arc dent. 10
/Choir • tree to a rougb „!us. the butt of
the fres 11,14/ up ted struck him fru the side
of the head, sod alighted ou helot, breakicg
both b,usa blow the Loos. He was alto
wreathed otherwise.
Clinton : On Friday, Jan. 31st, Harty
Walker breeched his last. 'rh. end though
not interpreted, wee toot the few severely
felt, as Mr. Walkor wee rapeoted and
liked by .(1 who wore autoaloted with him.
lin was born Bitty -two years .00 on the
farm at Stapleton upon which hu brother,
Thos. Walker, Ile.., tad Sts whole hie was
spent In Clinton or ytolnity.
.
Wingb• n : A nephew of J. B. Ferguson
ams to Wlagbam from Manitoba to attend
the wedding of • triad to Howiok. The
happy *vat took phot on Wedaad•y of
Teat week but un •ouuuht of the ooaditioo of
the roads be was unable to got to Howlck
either by trait or livery. He declass that
It he were going to get 1134111.1,1 to Oaterto h
would fit et) definite dote, but take the fine
line day,
Ethel; Many wall revel, to learn of the
death of Wlllum Spence, postmaster as
Ethel. •ud for snap years °lark of the
township of Grey. He had baso • sufferer
from coesamptioa for 000ut two yan,
The last toll he went south with the hope
that the change of climate would b0 beee-
fiolal, Disappointed is the, b• returned
home about a tortoises ago. He was about
fifty years ot age and wM • useful ruall 10
the pablio 1n his day.
Seelorth : Freak Woodley, ase of J. H.
Woodley, of the town, died •t the bone of
his father, a 1 uud0y moromg of tut leak.
The d.oa sed young mea, although a native
of Seatorth, had belt' living to Cbioaga for
a number of years, sari cisme home • ooaple �
of months 500, on 0300001 of falling halt
But that (.tat mo1•dy, onlumption, hod
fastened itself upon him, and he gradually
grew worse instead of atter. He was
Obtrty•two years of age mud wee en ox
empl.ry young man.
McKillop : black and •locate
wit felt here on Saturday, the let, ou its be•
Doming known that Mn. Jobs Scutt, of
Roxboro, MuKlllop, had putrid ewer rho
event was not entirely unexpected, M It had
beth known for avast day tb•t she was In
• preoartous oondlttoo, bat It was hoped tux
til the lest that her vigorous oonau.utlo0
would enable her to overcome the due...
TM" immediate nous' of death was IA Ammo
lloa of the lung•, resulting from • Chill.
This. Combined with confinement, prover
too •'rang • 0ombto•t3oa to be °venoom* by
the best medical skill and the most •top•
five nuramg.
epeeist Tear lterwte6, ant,
The reoolery of Mr. Norman Bae:y,b.rd.
ware merobw/, one of Socialite's oldest and
most suoo*sful mt•zeae, hoe excited mush
comment. For years Mr. Ratty hes boa
on untwisting sufferer from osterr1a) asth-
ma and althoueb au tad of time and money
was treat relief was not obtained until Mr.
Batty oommeoosd Catarrbczme treatment,
which perfectly cured him. This case it
only quailed by tbst of Mrs. Hannon,
wife 01,1. J bl000a, druggist, who wet also
curd of as -lime and hay fever by Catarrh
nzaoe atter thirty yeas suffering, Folly
• hundred petrous In this town hare been
Doted of oatatratal usable" by Catarrh( z,n•,
which is • r
•mar
ksbb•rcpt
p of its vacs.
Two mootha' treetmeot, Poo* 11. Small
size 25o. Sold oy all druggists or by mail
from Polaoi & Co., Ktngstoa, Oat.
"Bitter is patience,
but its fruit is sweet."
Inconvenient is
waiting, but better
order by mail, than
accept substitutes.
Get the shoe you
know,-
"The
now;"The Slater Shoe"
Isetpar WOW .1
Wm. Sharman, Jr. • Sole Local Agent.
Goal! Coal!
.fust Recelved
80 Tons
Massillon Lump Coal,
The best Soft (hal 1n the market for
domestic Dorpo.,e, also leveret can 7f
Scranton
Hard Coal
NOW ARRIVING
ALL GOAL WEIGHED ON
THE MARKET SOALES.
Se trolly of Tars is tike* to ',ions • coal
(amine noting the next two mons hie, *011'4
therefore advise purchase of your (Loa
now.
Wm. Campbell.
(ioderlch, No.. 13 h 1901
160 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
PATENTS
TISAog Mantra
DESIGN*
COPVFOO +T, `a
Anyon. anoint • 0bteh and ee.nir.tion may
gnlral i.a7.rt•ln r ,pinion try. whether an
Inryni�nn 1. proth.hlr trs.,aa1entnhe o.mmonira.
trona M oily rnnadnnliel. 11•mlhm. nn Panner
cern !roe. OH.) 0/*177 1"0 w.0trtne s tem.,
Peseta 10*.n ihronf h Munn * r'o, 7.7.1.0
* 711410et0r., without Aaron. In Aha
Sckuntie American.
A hutwone t 11100 rat. ..frit 1..7.111 ar-
nomelnn fir 000 .ri.ntler 1..411:11.1.rm., td •
ear: Ane, To ha. 111. Rola M ell nee Me•1
0 eel ilesoleelt New
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foliations
of Dodd's Kidney tills ere
legion. The boa 1. imitated,
the outside coating and shape ot the
pills aro Imitated and the raise -Dodd'•
Kidney Pills is Imitated. Imitation/ are
dangerous. The original is safe. Dodd's
Kidney Pills have a reputation. Imita•
ton have none or they wouldn't Imitate.
So they trade on the reputation of Dodd's
Kidney Pills. De 001 be deceived. There
is only oats DODD'S. Dodd's is the
original Dodd's Is the sane to be earls.
ful about -
D -0 -1) --WS
KIDNEY
PILLS
-The
grippe
Never Missed Me
says Mr. Harry Fawcett, of
128 Slater Street, Ottawa.-
" In its annual rounds I was
surely counted in as one of
its victims until I learned of,
and had used, that greatest
of Grippe 1(illers-
Uwanta
GRIPPE
Capsule
For the past three years I
have used them with- the
most beneficial effects --the
first year to cure a genuine
case of Grippe, and tate past
two years as a preventive.
-I have proved the treat-
ment effective -and it has
never failed to de all 'that is
claiined for it. -I highly re-
commend Uwanta Capsule
for colds and Grippe.
All druggists, or direct Irons
V MANTA M'T•G CO.. Ltd.,
Ottawa, Ont.
as cent, a t.
The
London Daily
IRIT
PRESS
Two o'Clock Edition,
$2 200
PER YEAR
This edition Is published
especially for towns, villagea
and rural districts In Western
Ontario.
it gives all the news up to
ONE O'CLOCK eerh day
including Foreign, Canadian
American, District, Local and
Sporting.
it contains eight to twelve
pages Ave dare a week; and
sixteen pages on Saturday.
Half -tone and other Illuotra-
tlon, of Important doing.; and
prominent people appear every
day.
The Saturday edition alone Le
worth the price.
SubueiIptIone received ret 0nc
Itmo. A(Id rats -
The London Free Press Ptg. Co
LONDON, ONT.
\lonllon Ib:.
'spot.
Before
Buying
I see our line
of
HEATERS
and
RANGES....
We will save
you money and
give you the
choice of the
best lines on
t h c Canadian
market.
Every Stove tiny
(atarenterof . . .
LEK k SIMARD,
(Xl(l3 KICH,
Tiiuo.oAT, Fab, 13, 1902. es
R. B. Smith
Store.
McKIM'S
Clean-up Sale.
Jordan
Block.
E have at the end of the season tnany broken lines and
oddlnents, which we are desirous of clearing out, even
at a Lig money loss, a loss directly, but indirectly a gain, as
we will have the money to pay for spring goods, and next fall,
instead of old goods, we will show you new ones.
DRESS GOODS.
One Drees End. block Serge, thou
ler, pnoe 14.00, the Dres. fur $2�t
.50
e Pure 11'ool Sorge.
(Jo. Drees Eod, blank
repulse prise 13 00,
Pure Wool but
HOME SI'CN-Oo•
Home Spon, b.vy
864 per yord, to
yard
Serge, slightly .oiled,
Nle Moe.. $150
wiled. t!V
piece 54 Oa , brown
wagon, s bargain at
Meer at per
50c
DRESS GOODS -We have hundred" of
banal*. In •II kinds of Drees Gouts.
OVERCOATS.
N• bay. • 1,• . Urerco.N yet to Weir.
30. otiose will never be tower thou now.
It wail pay you to buy one for Belt winter.
JACKETS.
Nos many lett, bat more than we oart to
carry over. Jacket from 25. each to
$5 00, for dichosa' prised up
to$ $12 ii0
JACKET CLOTHS must be olear•d, some
as low es, per -yard
NEW 00009 -see those Prints. (aogbam., %.pb.rs, Spooled White Ombra,
h•gli.h. 1 ou never saw its equal at 10,, our prise Blo. Eoalsh Flann.letM,
worth 150 107 1?!1, •od the 10o Fleuneletu for 80.
McKIM'S BUSY STORE.
A Great Snap._..
L our Clings Soap, .t 50. •
pound, of whish we sell • barrel • week.
This Len's our only snap, as we 0•rry
•verytbtog that an be found in ea up-
to-date grooery store, end out prices
are right. The farmers know that they
an always get from us a sap for their
produos. W. drew the line at Po
legitimate trade - everything goo.:
Glseswere or potatoes, garden stuff or
chntout table Cha.. We deal in all
of them,
T. G. TIPLING & CO.,
Bedford hook, (l,derlo h
J. BROPIIEY & SON
- The La4Dlttt' -
VVsS\ Dwe tt)T12:1]1112
Y•moQA.tMeTa.
Orden raretelly attended N ar all
hears, ataht .r gay.
et•esete Street.
CANTELON'S
Pasta, Oyster Patties, Tarts, Short
Bread and Cream Rolls, Mince
Pies and Lady ?idlers, Kisses,
Macaroons, Maranon,
Brandy Snaps, Etc.
are a. good as the beet matte in any
city in Canada.
Cantelon le•uis the tro.lu in
WEDDING
CAKES
In fancy designing and ornament-
ing and almond icing.
(live him an order and your sat-
isfaction will be assured.
D. CANTELON,
WEST -BT.
Clothing
1 haveut into stock a lino of 1(aady-mads
Clothing of first clams manufacture, and
at prime to suit the tines.
Ordered Olotiing
1..till toy wpioy(fu ty. A good range of
[•loths to eeleyrt from ; an.( worktuauahip
the beat to be had.
If you need an overcoat this fall call and
we me. A number of lengthy of piece
goods to be elearwl out at oo.L
H. DUNLOP,
Want erred
IIc1iilep Nntul Fire Issuruce Ca.
FARM ANL) 1»OLAT131D TOWN PROP.
ERTY IN8t7R(D.
Value of Property lasuref up to Januar,
1301 lettea 075.00
Orricatui 401 unsucyOtw.
Mohan.
reT t~.Jot ConnotO Dale. T. Trager
J
Watt, Jae avant, J. (1. Grieve, J. Beo1ewsi.,
dlr ctors: W. tl Broedto ,t, Misfit .t a, inseam
tor of loose.: T. a. Hays, asedurth, MON1ary-
treasurer.
4(0815,
J. W. Yeo, Holmeeviihe• James Cammlog
Temoudvllle; R. MuMtllw, 13e•forth; R
Smith, Merlotti
Poltoy-bolder can pay ameesmsuta and gift
their cuds recolpted at Mr. Cott. Clinton. or
at Molwea Bros.' Palace Clothlag Store, pod*
rich
HELLO
THE .OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF:
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
THg HEST
Scraltol Hard Coal
IN THE MARKICT
All Coal weighed on the Market Boales
wbere you get MOu laa. for • ton.
WM. LEE.
Orden left, at LIMA 3,332 4 ,,VB
Store promptly attended to.
Fire
Sale...
or It Business hat grown to such dimensions that
we have decided to move to larger premises,
and will in consequence offer our whole stook of
Pianos, Organs,
Violins, Guitars,
And all outer
Musical Instruments,
Music, Sewing Machines, &c.
at Genuine Bargain Prices until the
15th Feb., 1902.
Remember, this is a (Jeanine Bargain Sale, and
the chance is one you may never meet again.
SKATES SHARPENED IN
LATRST APPROVED S'TTLE
l
CEO. W. THOMSON & SON,
\lualc and Bicycle Dealer,, OODERICH
¶ANT A STEP -LADDER?
Wo give one away with each pound of Pure Cream Baking
Powder purchased from us. 50e a Ib. The stepladder alone
worth the price.
Try a pacitagn of our Hop Tea -not a medicine, but a care-
fully selected India• and Ceylon Tea blended in a scientific
tnanner with specially prepared Hops, Delicious and healthful.
Now is the time to buy your Garden Seeds. We have a
full ass(.rtment.
slilvMa==. dt cow
Telephone No. 91 TII6; (iftOCit;148.
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
MCLEOD'S : SYSTEM : RENOVATOR.
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M. MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.
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