The Signal, 1903-2-26, Page 5THE 441i><N'1fJ: tiOIWI-(ICtl O TTARIO.
THURSDAY, February 26, /903 , 5
W. Acheson&Son
CARPETS, CURTAINS, LINOLEUM.
Reduced prices to make quick clearances for
February.
Wool Carpet -S.
650 yards heavy wool, reversible, 36 inches wide oarpet, in beet
colorings and designs suitable for sitting rooms, dining room, or
hall -a dozen patterns to choose from, regular value 75e yes yard,
special at
Lace; Curtains.
45 pain Nottingham laoe curtains, 60 inches wide, :Si yard. long
in white, floral and spray design., our regular price $2 00 it pair,
clearing at
$1.25
Curtain Poles at 19c.
125 curtains poles, rind 14 X 5 feet long, assorted woods as oak,
mahogany and walnut finish, complete with fancy ends, brackets
and rings, regular price 25e, Saturday and Monday price....
Shirtings.
500 yards English Oxford shirting, 28 to 30 inches wide -good
weight and warranted fast oolors, our beet I'2 c quality, marked
special for February sale at
Dress Linings.
1000 yar& heavy twill Silesia waist lining, 36 inches wide, in
black and grey, regular value 15c, special Saturday and Mon-
day at per yard
60c
W. Acheson & Son.
19c
10c
10c
DUNGANNON.
Norton-Tbe leen ageing to Dungannon
for Ten Rto0al.lit At the Wilmot J. 0. Ward.
J P, eeev.yeeose. to.. who wdl reoelvs
order. for subscriptions, adversities sed lob
wort. sod 1. authorised to give r.oelpI. for
amount. paid ter the Mme.
TUESDAY, Fob. 17
°comae AND OOiNu.-Oa Saod.y i.s
Mr sad Mrs. lesepb +wish sed three
oldldren wore the /seem of Mr and Mrs. U.
MoNevla Mr. Prltabard Millie/ea, now
.f Tweets,, sad formerly of West Wawa-
amb, 1. voilldegit Ins permits sed relatives.
Wear* pl.s..d le see him leak's' Ito well.
Flee Hosea Fuca -040 seslsl livery
keeper ree•stly purobewd e well ;instated
Nem el hoodlums Meet horsed, .ere of
whoob was sired by Texas Our, the ether
by Slead.rer, weed' were the centre .1
aw.mtlea, newsy people oellly at the livery
stable te Me them They were 0000ovoe.1
te be a haadne. pot of horse*. Alex
Pentland lest week porob.e.d oo. of Mean
sad R&.bard Reid the other, gine/ good
agorae. 11 is • pity to part teem as they
were se eaagabed Is every reeeot.
L&r,:x.' Ain SOt:t&L-- The Lod1M' A d
Soolety o1 Erskine Ave\ held s social oo
lest 'tbsrsly sweeties a the beautiful
r•eldimos et Mr. Jobs When, 'shoat to•
elle. from bees. Tbe .g.lr w•. • pronounced
.*sees., SSe1.11y sad ea.soi.11y, there
being upwards of oro hundred pre eat,
meaty of whom game • I.og dietaries S•sg-
mg sad Imprearts sdjre..es by tt.v. l'
Rstkeefee.s, Meson. C. Gore's, sr , T. K
Decals, D,a.14 MoNevie, I• , S S.o4erwe.
H. M. U.ff sad Mi.. all. Davidson war•
ideas, e.ad there were reottstiq. by Mrs
R MaK..ate and Was H•11, sad a s, n : by
Mester Roswell R for,' Amumrg
gam.. were • feature of the salmi a.mes'.
Tb. me.m.ds ssou+td N $11, welch wil
be applied t• obsrob euro.....
ANNrAI. E.raTAIIINI r. -tit Weds. -
d.y .veer•'. 12.b leess yet y elm Nieto
e nterWamees was b.Id &leder the sup c.•
.l the members of S• Paas. oburo►, K•-
fresbsimte were served is Usy'...diasters.
by the Wien et ib. ee.erop►ten, le wham
tee meets prates meass• be given ter ib. ..
o.Il.sO repose. Tbe lst.l'ota.l par..1 the
eetert.lsm.st was gleam la the obeech. Tb.
order during the meeting w.• fair. with to..
e..yslee of fllostor of oendlr, ate , through
el.te charoh by *erne Towne people Such
osed.es, wham indulged is is a serred be.Id-
Ina. M tsdlettte., of want .f do• reverwo.
sad 1e usrs.ly r.pr.b.d.lble The p...
ter, Re.. M. M. Untdbeer. preened wish
w rest sooeptasos. Toe m..:ia• w.. opined
5y prayer sad elegies by the Aolr Ts.
Two Big
Specials
for Marcone in Whips.
h lanterns. red andri
The parte all had • greed Doe
eta feet on. rime.
ok•Irmaa 1n ►le opening address referred I.
the Improremeote that had been made., v c.
the pun:dme of • he tattle! rwideoo., the
ereottoe of good driving sheds and the rem
0y&ii000f the oburah, .b. immerse of alp
of wbtob had tees folly met the contn-
betloon to the yerlou. food• of the ohercn
had hese Chitral sed the atteodanoe was
steadily Isoreasisg Goad work was being
done by the I*dl..' Aid. J... Teom.00,
of Gederlub.'•&og several solos, wblob were
h ighly sppreel.ted. Hie rend.tton, mak•
tinkle an sitr.otlre feature cm such mem-
stone. Mise Rea U.Idberg (the ohsirm•o'.
daughter) about Meese years old, gaol •1-
er.mely well, 000ddering her youth, "A
W Inter'. Lullaby," by D•Koveo. The
Misuse K. Hayden. of Pero Albers, .ad
Kdtth Roberte,' eldest d.arhter of J. M
Ko1erte, J. 1'.. Ret• ezoolleot recitations
which were hl'bly appreciated. The Rev
Meese McNair and C Rutherford delivered
wiry Interesting sad praoticel •ddr......
The eotertelomest war In every way •
e ronoanoed gnomes, the proceeds of which
and Ilse ..alai the neat seeds[ amounted N
'Motu $50
LOYAL.
tato'DAY, Feb. 17th.
Mr. and Mrs. A. McNeal vetted frteade
in Carlow Yaaday last
James Yeno1 and tau .Deter, Mise Young,
•tteoded • party glees Io I;oderloh toweehlp
oa Thursday evening lest.
Mr. ted Mrs. McPhee upset Sal
Mr McPhee mother, who we an
.orgy te ..y le to pony health.
A imprint party of (needs from Oede?lob,
Loy.', ('.,low and Sbepraratnu getbered
.' the home ..1 The.. .yellow. oo Friday
evanlag 1e.1, s• d • ith Wm. McPhee with the
etude • very plea.•v1 eyimmf war .Lim' to-
g ether. trainee and ether .musemente were
indult/el to, and at 12 o'oloolt limb sod
osff . were served Is •zoellent style, after
wbtcb all seemed themwl.es until the
e mail hear. of lbs mote no. At tin clew
01 the Nis.tatomeet ail joined beads in
eloper "Amid long gyuapp' , .od deter. ed to
their homes well plea..'% with the happy
. vaoleg spent 'oe.. her.
LISBURN.
with
y N
Teenier, Feb. 17th.
By the (nasty press 0l Haran w. Untie*
10.t • termer porut.r pastor of the kirk
Aar, the R•• J A Tetanal!, was the
reelp set et an address sad a present of
$200 Irons hie coavrogation, the Wert
Presbyterian oborob, on Toronto, • Lw days
age
The towo.bfp lathers at their lase meet-
lnrfor this section appointed Percy Stewart,
.tam.. Hester), Joseph Tb.mpeon and
Heavy Horton p.thm.eters. All four .re
well posted os even spot on their twat.
wh.ob is noted for • soowdritt, plt000ole or
medhole.
There aas soother skating party o0
Sal ord,V eight of last week. 1hs tame an
io•emit 1w o0 Doe *t the Beide o1 lobo Shaw's
firm whtoh 0.d Irnren over was selcrd by
another hero .1 the raoawsy, ...tied 1y
Herbert levier and James M.olis.0 , jr.
Tho rays of Lo..'s l'ght erre aided by the
I electric light. of Uoderlo0 and 1
We are clearing out many
lines of our Whips, and dur-
ing the month of March are
offering some rare prices
in all lines of whips.
Look at These Prices.
$ 25„30, 40 Whip* going for 20c
.50 Rawhide Whips going for . .
.75 Rawhide Wh pe going for ..
1.00 Warranter) Whips going for..
40c
60'
goo
Another in
Tea and Coffee Pots.
The Rochester Stamping
Co.'s genuine "Silver Nick -
le" Tea and ('offer Pots will
not tarnish or turn color.
They wear better than the
hest of silver.
During March we are
clearing a number of these
out at a discount of 20
per cent.
lin wescall. I'lldoaybest ts
Phan
GEO. L. ALLAN
Th. Loading Hardware Hued
HONEST OOone AT NONFAT rRiolss
DUNLOI
I'r t.nay, Feb. 17th.
Miss Isabelle MecMilllao, of Port Albert,
to •id'Ing her oonsio, Maw Franoee Quaid.
O. Monday of lest week Keruoald
Heurhton worried from 01. •tete to An
brother, the Key. E J. Haunt toe, B A ,
of Daemon. rectory, seer Memnon,.
During Iasi week w• bade Awful Wee,
from an old friend, A C. McDonald, wbo
ie ono epeoriins the winter with b . ohrd=
ren In Wonderer and Dotson. Before re.
mina/ be Intends fe"'lain i ran out to
Pontic from Detroit to see two lanes Ng,.
11 ar to us all In Dunlop. namely Mr, •.d
For consumption,
bronchitis, weak
lungs, and throat
troubles, Angier's
Petroleum Emulsion
is unequalled. It is
pleasant to take and
agrees with the
stomach.
It is a combination Of healing
Petroleum, nerve -strengthen-
ing and tissue -making hypo -
phosphites, and other cura-
tive agents well known to
physicians. Angier's Petro-
leum Emulsion heals diseased
membranes, allays irritation
and inflammation, improves
nutrition, regulates the stom-
ach and bowels, and relieves
diarrhoea and night sweats.
1 ewe
mid byr�-7, three dorm.+ ,tett 1 bed tlekk ewn-
seethed ee s1 d• Pwith ri i perawhide
y w 0 .
menthe t haJ- phrd fifty e1m ported. la eel �lit.
ply mesh ... rend, .•d 1 I.d an sass14Ir
.••••••r
e. heter1pg.am. w k• 1 .et seperfect
-P N W.i no, Leede rd, tow.
Aegke'• level... &wishe Y .eM by 1.u4"
temowtw0 .M mer
logo no
1I1
gler•a. largo sire, Innen,
or.
TtCaCOMPANY,
•OBOL. Ma44CHUSITII,UA.
Yr•. Wm Young. known whim here by our
young toles a. 1).4 sod Mother. St ith tLe
* desist u1 erring we all hope to .r. Mt and
lire Mcl)vo.ld watt with u•.
Mies Annie MuPbrrlmad Kile. M&uIooald,
01 Purim. H.11, b.v bid 1.re..11 to their
Intrude here. The former will shortly taker
• ceur.e u1 tratolog as Lurie and the latter
will go nu•. to Mant.oba. Tbe dsp.rtur• of
both ladles tt t lelr osw vuuatiow; will b.
deeply felt by • largo uuule of friends and
rel•►Ivee around the Hill.
Herbert Monte reosolly sold the baro
Rest used by Ms father, the late Joseph
Morris, oo their farm at U•rbr&td to Mr.
Rogers, ret the Huron read, l:uderloh
tuwn.bip. He iv pulled It dowo and lr
removing 1t to Limpid Collar farm to (lode
-
nob en the fifth 0000. loo, whlob be has
reo•Stiy bought for one of ht. moos Her-
bert Muted. to raise • new barn bu It by
Me father in lbs 80'•, to put statue work un-
der it denier tb. uoming Bummer.
PORT ALBFR1•
TcnDAY, Feb 17th.
Mr. l(.ml.s was 1n R pay last week.
Mt.. Mary McKenzie la yielder' relatives
In Loob.lsh.
Immo Hawkins bas good te Mu ket& to
'MAlO for some time.
Misses are C•.wIord, Kizt MoM111a0
and M. Cunoiopr.m, of Uderch, visited
their respeotly• homes over Soud•y.
Mr. and Mts. John C•mpb.11, heeler
✓ ented their farm to this luoah y, leave to..
morrow for St. Helene, where they had
purobaeed • farm.
MORRIS.
SATURDAY, Feb. 21.o
MATRIMONIAL -Wednesday evosis1 of
this se k R- v John Roes, B A., e1 iirs.wrle
ted the mammon al bow between Wsl or
Sharp, of Uodertob, formerly of tba eom-
e au.rty, and Mini Merry A Shame, •I the
mums of the bade, 4 h hoe. The pr'oe,pale
sere uoat'sodsd Wedding Rlfte of to.-
.itet.Lle v6I00 sed u.eluloe.* were made
end m•oy g'od wishes we.e p,eneed for
• happy to urs. An erojoy.bir eveolne wee
.peat fwd an elaborate emitting supper
served. Mr. and Mn. Sharp will m.k.
th• r home .t God.rlch, where the froom is
e mployed In the lurolture faorory. That
their pyo m.y w meaty and their troubles
few le the wiih of • wide olrolect friend..
COLBORNE.
SATCEDAY. Feb. 21 h.
Samuel Stevens bare sold his farm stook
and Implement., as h. 's mune up farming
•sd 1. movine to (iodertob.
•IMATg o. .JAML, SYMING:TON -Another
curdy plonrsr of Huroo oouoty departed
tIns late on Moodey last, in the person of
J•mee Symington. Deo .red was to his
eight year and for some time peat bad been
.uffertng from a oompllostion of diseases, fie•
ally seocuo 1 a,,g to heart talar•. He
wee born to filmgoer, Soo'Iand, and o•me
•n Ctoads, pity.-h'e• years •gn, wt,hog
nn th• s. ood onnoeea'oo ' 1 WOO, W.w.-
nmh where he oi..d for •10 sears H • in..
motet to lot 14, ooeoess•on 8, (oihorue,
• here be resided until o'amed by death
He was • btghly.e•semed sod popular re•
eldest of this township and • good and
had neighbor. H 1 widow survives him,
with lour Atldreo-James. in 1,oreb
D•kots; Joho, la Gelbers.; E''izabetb, in
Washington State, and Cordell., at sem•
Tbe funeral war held on Thursday o1 tn.e
• eek and I.t.rmeot etas made is the
(',Attires oemetery.
BLUIVALE.
TcreDAy, Feb. 17th
Meet of t►s children of tar mime, t a. •
he .HM4141
DAA k Stewart are ret'Iog • lar('o number
o' foes *t present.
01W Kilos Pugh, of Brame's, totted is
Blu.v&le Lb A work
Jubo Patenea, M Gl.omorrn. Is ?WOWfneod. in the •illys
Mise Hood sod Mies Er. 1'.'ereon vidt.d
▪ mum h oe this week.
Mia. Ruby Duff spent th s week vivito),
N... Joey.. Rehen•en. of Nrez•ter
Mine Remelt. %Veit... of Tees...ter,
e tied Miss Myrtle (human title week.
M'. MoAll oar b ..r early Ill at
he 0011 l.eoe cf her son ,n -law, Jam.*
Messer.
Moes ?reek and Mt.s Abbl. M.Ilnugh
aid Moe Lottie Erring.nn are visiting
Hr Ysllourh thus week.
W•Irer Niemen is the pose..or of •
Plymon'h Rock age, laid ty ono1 hl. hem,that mea.uree ret sled ooa half'` .ig01 sed
one half inane". Who Gen be. t
ANE YE rHk , J'NET
(H) A. b. Meldrum, I1, 1) , Clev.lsad, Ohne/
'l'w&.'Ike 0.001 she.. Jotu c.um' dais's,
Aa' pat 1a. bpr.e, by.
He'd tomtit up iu los k,t.. ear dour
Ao' 0mk m uu the sly ;
Ao' N he chanted ulean he feet
He eye 0.4 thus bet c'y-
"Ate )e there Janet 0"
Are 1 wet •test say "A),"
Hs hadoe moony word.. ye ken ;
H• thooht matr Dieu he and ;
Hae aye 1 tent tale bort wee true
A. he d Lor d•11y bread.
1 aye was glad to beer hie step,
A0 eyes kis bearteome ory-
•'Are ye there, .lanet''
Ao' I wed just say "Ay "
Hs are eta. prood, at kik or talc,
1'u hes m• .t his . 1
.• tometbe game, veer u1, yrer not.
A. when 1 was his hod.
H d,dos used 'o .peek u' loye-
1 kelt .1 in 01e airy ---
"Ar. y. there, Janet!"
An 1 wad answer "Ay."
Ind yeas sem roue', the years Reed by ;
o,r barite weir born and d ed :
(14 DOW. • lambs, An 1 •weir were we
ro 1-y horn .t•'n ny rd• ;
But ever a obs elo.5do"oar
1'J bear ' Oe uberry cry -
"Are qtr 11..,Janet,,,
An' 1 wad ye say "Ay."
1.'s ten years 00o 1'v• lived my leas -
As' weary la the road -
Steel my Radom.° wee ta's0 tree me
Up to the intent abode.
Weal do 1 meed that last dna, 01301 !
His last b,e•th wee the ory-
"Au ye there, hoot Y'
An' 1 oould just gay "Ay."
It'll no' be lad. before 1'11 be
WI' my writ Man .ane mar ;
An' gladly 1'i1 the sammots bear
To meg to bpm ap mere ;
H.'. wham' for me Deer th. gate:
Whim 1 win In he'll ory-
"A,e ye there, Jeoet t
1'11 •maim an' juin gay "Ay."
Valuable Advlee Is rletaen.
It your child comes to from play coughing
or showing •vadenees of an aptro.obmg
•oink of Grippe, Sure Throat, or sickness
of any kood, brat crime gat oat your Pottle
of Nervtline. Rub the ohs.( and Deck with
hervtlioe, sed glee internal doses of leo
drops of Nervllese In sw*eicoed water every
two bettor. Tnla will prevent any senator
t'ouble. ho hnimout or palls nheye, riptide
NerylG.., whlob is • neoessity In every
household. Large bottles ooly 25e,
Robert teat. bead.
011ato., Oat., Feb. 23. -Tbe death here
yes erdy of Mr. Robert Coate. at the age
of 'y -!our, of the dry goods firm of R.
0..'s & Soo, r• move, one of the oldest
merob•ote earl o. zros of tbte place. He
leaves two sem-Will-am, town Merl and
resurer of th s place, sod Robert, of
Ottawa, In nw•pspe• work ; and three
daughters. two of whom reeid. bele. Ho
was a sieunob L keret, a Presbyterian, ata
of Sootob dement.
The Central Time .1 Lite
1B between the years of hut. -seven and sixty.
two. Nature's power gloom down,.,,.l v
boo„mes lees end the proerem of decay .• e
cls. A means of extending old *Robed u-
nstring doormen)¢ Vigor le to tike Fel,. zoo.
atter mealy. Fern was keeps tor the appe-
tite, •o4 in the lotsauoo of nil, vnehz o,
nln.,4 imparts clematis' to the hong
fore-, energy and .p ret. just when they err
needed most. To take Fern Ann. r ro•.ly
norms adding from ten •o tweets y •-• u
Ids Large lose@ 60., or six b. z-. foe
$2 60. es Dreggmte, es P' dams & Co , Kreger
Mer Our,
Ur. Ha.Ilreeee Pole are Cereals.
WAS A PHYSICAL WRECK•
Sew m.dd. Fidgety fell. nreaghl ■ra J.
Mraeet Rash N Reek h .ud Strength.
PLATTovII.L., Oar., Feb. 23 (Spmee0.-
Mre J 1I•reet1, of the piece, has g von to
the public • statement of how she wee
oho•.grd from w physioel wreak 10 • well
women. '-1 hod !been A ling for year.,"
•.ye Mrs. Barnett. "My symptoms were
otryoueoee., rb.um.tlem in the left arm,
pelne to the small of the back, Up the
spinal column, back of the head, that4h
the eyes, left side of the body and oeossion-
•Ily the right e14.. I grew week for I had
no appetite, and 1 om ild not sleep I was
• physical wreck. Reines 1 had finished
taking one box of Dodd's Kidney Pill.
1 felt better, (lraloatty my appetite re-
turn''', the pets was lessened and 1 war
•Ole to sleep. 1 motioned taking them
t:ll i had t'ken twelve boxer, and f wail
oomplet.ly cored."
MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
AOHrttl D.
A•htield 00000ll met February 14'n
Members all preu.nt. Minutes of January
24th meeting reed and adopted. The follow-
ing .0,00ats were p.'d: Township of
Huron, balance from 1902, $30 20; JAMI..
Rem, I, $2 88; W m R.ert1, Enrolee
to. at Oreasford, 12 00; A Finley, plank,
11897; Michael Dtlton, overoberre in
status labor. $3 00; John R Sullivan,
rep road, 10 75. Moved by ,John Rookl.,,
emended ny Wm Kettle', that byl.w No.
(, to loan John 1'. Soheaoha'e the sum of
$7,000 for the purpose of halldi. g a roller
11 sir mill In the ell•g. of Pore Albert b.
submitted to the ratepayer. of the township
on Wednesday, March the 18:h. Carried,
A letter Were reoe;yed tr0m Mayor Iwwi. rel
I:od•rloh re Improvements to Onderiob
harb,r and breakwater. Moved by Molntyr.
• condo l by Stotber., that the reeve bete -
g rooted to answer tin said letter sod Lo
nommun oat• with the Ooveromert io
regard to said improy•ment• C.rn.d.
The auditors' report urs, rraenred and, atter.
• o,•rdal exam'nation by the c..aoc.1, rn
motion ret B.rkOy and Mriot,re,'h.rsnnrt
was adopted as presented. Bylaws No.
4 and 5 were paced, •pff0tellen • 1'0.1
beard rel heal. h end the 000neiilnn as reed
-nmm bonen Bylaw No 6 wee read twit)*
and handed over for publication. l'.th-
ma•IOn, p tend keepers and new yews
wUl be appointed next conned mender,
whish will be held on the 21st day of Merely
W w Srd?RSts, Tnwoehip Clerk.
Why $01IIIs grad Mee.•?
Don't troffer any more with • cold In the
hem', jest.'.arry a (•atarrhezens inhaler In
your emit pocket, nee It now and &gels mad
yon w.n,'t have onld.. C.t.rthn•ne1 knacks
nos • oel.l'n ten mnat'rr, kills • headset•
in flu• minute', and ha•d ranking meshill to
half en hoar lehtle Ili. plessant Catarrh -
es me vapor five .those (nor nm.. dolly
and It sell nets Hroneh'ti", Lung Trouble,
10.fnese. A.•hm. sod (,mt.trh Ie ••y par'
of the system Ceterrhnsoo. 4. the MOOS
direct, modern and .nl.nt,flo centime, sad le
g trod to etre iati.hetien Complete
two months' treatment .mete $1 00. trial s'es
25•. I$ogglete or N 0 Pelson A ('e ,
King.ten, Det.
H•eilltea'e Pills Ogre Oem(IpNMn.
Inas see tixbM/ err retard Treat
Railway drat In.
Atr moot. has hero completed L)
'o. p..-eRer dep•rlment 01 ,h' Grand
1r 'nue RIeav Semen, when. y .ts anal/at
.r.v.Il'n p mare h,b,1, that bee ocean.,'
.uaA f tale nomehlst throogbru• the
United 8 atom, will Mart out on a sire.
months' tour commenotog I ebru•ry 1. The
ntinerary Of the tr.p oomere some of for
prnoip.l S .alhern .od M dill* States, and
soclades tb• follo.me c t es --Atlee'., U. ;
Hermingb.m, MAotgnmery •rd Wattle,
Al. ; N -w Origami,
L Houeteo, S .o
Antonio ant Della., I'eia.; Mempble, Nark
v Ile, t,bat. annoy. and Kuox.,lie, Teen.;
R.•bmnod. Ye.; Harrisburg, Reading and
Will sniper', Ps.; hlmtra, Bioehaerptoo
and Climb, N. Y. Tbe tour Is so arranged
'het the emelt will be 00 view 41 14..
orients', Pa., during the "Mardi Gr.."
festival, which will take place February 22-4.
Th..zhibition. wall be composed of more
than 100 of the large •avertible(' picture.,
llloatrwog the several yammer resort
4utrlote looatod on the line of the railway,
and loclad.ng the regions In the "Higbl.ods
of (harlo," the e I resort. In the W hi'e
Mountain. of New Ragland, and the babioe
beeches on the met of Maio.. to addition
v.. these there will be a sense of moo01, 1
bah rative to thew f C&n.a•, lsoLod.
lug Mark ba.., m..Uonnge, wall -eyed pike
(dor.), brook trout and other ver .'les. A
reereeentallve of the Grand Trent will
.000mlr.•y the exhibit, and h•nd.ome
I'us'raterd d.eorlptiy. poblica tooe will be
j-etrlbueed gratuitea'ly at each point.
No MORE FISK.: TrIT1oN.-Hon. ,John
Dryden ewes alit an amendment will be
introduced at Ili• comtse 'melon of the
Lngtslatore Abolishing the ell provision al
lowing esoh county to send one pupil to the
Agricultural Ibilecn each year free of
obergs. He sad the Idea wag to place •ll
Btu toots no lho cams hails, and now the
ooll.ge received more applies'ione than they
weld aooept.
New KLEVATUR AT POINT KDWARD -
To, Sare'• Observer lesr0e that arnage-
manta are hung completed for the erection
of A 500 000-5ushel slander •t Po'.ot Ed-
ward with took stongs oapecily of an
mina 250.000 bushel.. The parties toter
er.d 1n the orctlou of the elevator are the
G. T. R , th. Northern Nay:ration Co., H.
F Moneta & Co., mod a Chlagd company
'The hpddlno will hs ooMneimesd thin @prong
and will be reeked to eompl.tinn It wilt
IRON -OX
TABLETS t,
are the formula of a leading
physician, constantly used in
his daily practice, compounded
with the utmost care and skill
from the finest ingredients.
AN INVALVABLF
NERVE TONIC
A cure for Indigestion and
Constipation; a blood maker
and purifier; a corrective of
sluggish liver and derange-
ments of the kidneys.
SHRMEIWESXHISEIMINIEN
Fifty Tablets
for 25 Cents
t, • e • dee • rte tete. •u t will. It Metered,
t e'et, ^.4 on bo ate of the ntd *Meaner at
F. rot If,l••ru,
TO ADVICHTUSIERS.
Notdot• of enrages start be lett at this
( ltfiue not LaWr than Saturday
noon. The Copy for onrug.'s
oust be left not it ter bh.n Mon-
dry noon. Casual Advertisement.
acoepted au to not n Wednesday of
each week.
ara1gi'
is Rheumatism of the face.
Uric Acid IeR in the blood
by disordered kidneys
lodges along the nerve
which branches from the
eye over the forehead, std
across the cheek to the
elder of the nose. The
cause 1. the same as In all
Rheumatism disordered
Kidneys. The cure is like-
wise the eamo-
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
CLEARING SALE
AT COST AND UNDER
Of ready-made SUITS and OVER-
COATS, woollens.
All ordered work carefully attendee to
H DUNLOP, s ;ECT•
BARGAINS IN
GROCERIES
ALL THIS MONTH.
A fine b'sck Tea worth 40c for 30c per
pound.
A 50c black Tea for 40c.
Also 50c Japan Tea for 45e.
A good Solm•.n at 10c, regular pro t•
124c.
Also a Salmon, 3 fot 25c.
Bottled Catsup 2 for 25c. ' Regu or
p I e 15c each.
Regular 15: Se mon, 2 for 25'
A Fine Llne or Fresh and
Choice Conteotlonery Glo.Jds
Floral Department.
IRoeee Carnations. v olet,
Ferns, etc always o • hand. Flora
de.ignr a specialty
Out-of-town orders receive prompt and
csretul attention.
CEO. STEWART
GROCER AND FLORIST
WIEST 0154 SQl tall r11o1e; lie
IMF
ves an J
angel
At Wholesale Prices.
I have a few
those strictly up -t
date coal and wood
ranges left, which I
will sell very cheap
before stock taking.
Now
chance
money on a stove.
is your
to save
AIM
Worsell's
Cheap Stove House.
The Divisron
between coo,•:end Indiffnr.ut
Drugs and Medicines
is strongly defined here. The Indic•
Brent kind are never ordered and
serer permitted te form part of our
stook. Only fronds .f onlnnnted
parity ere offered te o.atnmer..
Our stook - I
Proprietary: Medicines
I. very large 1'rin.e an low.
c'
F. JORDAN,
MEDiOAL HALL.
Jordan
Block. Mc K I M'S Ooderich,
Ont.
Opening
Sale . .
TWO BARGAIN DAYS
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
' ...MARCH Tth AND 9th....
We will celebrate the opening Of our new store
(in the o'd Reid .turn) by a twit 1oya' bergarn feast of
new goads on SAIURI)A'.'. t1 ARCH 7th and
hloal)AY. .LARCH 9th %Vali 1e11 )oar more
about it uext week
In the meuttime we have many it aur of winter
goals to clear at moving sale pri• es, prie by which
you eau save dollars
Don't Forget our Opening Stale 1
Saturday and Monday, March 7th and 9th. We
make these thew two bergaius d•ye to induce you
to Yue our up-to-date store.
McKI M'$ BUSY STORE.
T=AKE FIND that our stock is too large,
YY YY and in order to reduce it and make
room tor spring goods we are going to sell
DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY
THE .BALANCE OF OUR
WINTER GOODS AT COST
Comprising Men's, Women's,. Misses' and
Children's Felt and Felt -Lined Goods?
We have odd pairs of many lines that must
be got rid of at ALMOST ANY PRICE.
RUBBERS AND OVERSHOES at lowest
prices. No. 1 goods. Not punched Rubbers.
Wm. Sharman, Jr.
iiiiiimausilituiiiiessssses.ss
1 BROPHY & SON
- TME LUADISu -
tStvltrtIA. D.retetort iliii
10.0.55 ewretfolsy amerdad M at all
hemm eosin e. day.
ttli•sbee Turret,
Mill Wood
FOR SALE
The a'v
O e 15 cut Into clove wood
Ien4th and will be delivered W any
part of the town the same day as
ordered.
Orders received by telephone or
left at residence, 128 Cambria street,
will receive prompt attention.
'Phone 98.
PETER McEWAN.
(;,eleri -h. November 21.1. 1899. .53-3m
HELLO
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
•,1..L KINDS OF!.
ALWAYS ON HAND
THR
Scranton Bard Coal
1N THE MARKET
Al Coal weighed on the Market Hoole.
where 7011;1031=11 lbs. for a ton.
WM. LE
Orden left at LZZ & siMp imys
Ston promptly attended to.
DON'T FORGET THAT
_a.._.-'•"'/ /7
le THE PLYou' SCR TU YwpRT t(gyvVA,LUte FOR
Opens Jsn, 3th, 1.03. Tw. moo seg.. Cemtaer.
ial • d Shorthand. deed for Collet • Jennie',
C. A..LEMfN'a, A.1. Yo(VTYIt=
Y!WF see,
M:I(illop
Nasal Fire Iisirsce Co.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW PROP.
ERTY INSURED
Value of Property tastiest up ,n Jan tar•
IRDI .......... a 1.1.05,0(5 S
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
J. H. McLean, pre. ; T. /Proem vl(wnre•, ;
Jeri. (tnnnollr, 4, Deli. W 0 Hrosdrott, J.
Wart. Jere, Rv.n., J. U. Gr eve, 1 Re metre o,
dir c10-.; W i Hrd.lro'', 40.00 'n In,oeo-
tnr of looms ; T, E. Hays. ds.t.rtb, e.oretary
treasurer
AGENTS,
J. W, Ymo, Rolme.vill•; Jam.• Comm+arf
Eemondvllle ; R. Mint 11 .n, 8esfortb ; R
Smith. Rarlonk
Polley -t olden can pay sem memento and set
their oarde ne.elpted • Yr, Coati Clinton or
.t McLean Brea' Palace Clothing 8to1e, Gods
rich
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BEST
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News from all of the world -Well
written original ntorie-Ammeter
U. queues -Article. on Health.
the Home, New Hooke, an 011
H ork Aoout the Farm and
Garden.
The Weekly Inter Ocean
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the only N eastern Newspaper receiv-
ing the entire telegraphic news serv-
ice of The New Ynrk Sum and spend
cable of The New York world -daily
sporte from over 2 000 epeeist cor-
respondents throughout the country.
YEAH 0 N E DOLLAR
Mb•erlbr roe The Nlge.l and The
Weekly 1.rer eves■ eine year. MIh
•spur. t.. S1.M.
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
Household economics has becomea scientific etidy, and oneof ite
most important lessons ix that the foods which enter the body
should be the greatest purity and best quality that is possible.
For the preparation of these wholesome foods care must be exer-
cised in procuring fire -class Groceries, and it in in this branch of
the housekeeper's work that we believe we can help you. Our
stock is good and fresh and extensive, and we fill all orders promptly
and carefully. (live um a trial.
STVR=Y dz co_
THE GROCERS, WEST SIDE SQUARE. Telephone No. 91
ILL THE USEFUL BRANCHES are taught in the
[hir .fnden', am notuaranteed nitse jntte, hot After a tens.. in chie college it. will he
No Trouble for Them to Hold Any Position. We .i.l thorn if pn.oible, t., ob-
tain Amp nyment, hut. urn Rnt e1,iip them to maintain the hig5 repntetion this �'�''%
has A-'I.irmtl. J. W. WE8TE LVBLT, Prinfaipal.