The Signal, 1903-7-9, Page 51
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THE SIGNAL-- GODERICH ONTARIO
THE POPE'S ILLNESS.
His Holiness Prostrated by an Attack
of Pneumonia.
Death Mor.ring Over the Vatican- TM Patient
arm to Me Once More the nays ante Sun
E aheme Unction Adminl.t.r.d Bulletins
neem the Sick Chamber.
Home, July e. -It appears that the
condition u( the Pular liecalue sud-
denly worm after Friday's drive In
Alit Vatican gardens, wheat not with -
'shielding the feet that temlleruture
watt' ier degrees fahrwrhrlt, ho caught
eu1d, and it settled on hist chest um'
h.•ad, producing shortly afterward.
dilyde,bronchial catarrh, areunq.an-
led_by a slight cough, thirst, laual-
ibdi and watery eyes. Fortunately
up to the .present nu Inver ham de-
.veloped, not even increased heat, and
there hike been no acceleration of the
pulse, which Ir rather weak
'During the afternoon th.• strength
of the Pontiff began to fail him au
rapidly, and -btu condition became do
crlfT-cal, that It • appeared that only
a few more Miura of life remained to
him It was, therefore, deemed were
advise him of his v
eel • gra • eoadltjup--
and this was d with tender pre-
crutien. Pope leo was thus prepared
for his last cOUtnlunloD, which was
administered last'wght with thepar-
ticipation of all the' cardinals now
In Rome and the whole of the icon-
tidcal'cuurt" --'
The solemn, yet gorgeous, cere-
mony of adatlnietertng the last erke-
rsment took place at the bromide of
Pope Lou:. The Central figure was
the "dying Pontiff, whose long life's
Journey is nearly, over, calmly pre-
paring to enter rho dark volley. Ilia
pale and emaciated face. almost am
white as the pillows on which It
rested, showed little sign of life, ex-
cept the keen, Kiltii.ri
nK ev.ti
always
hes most striklug feature. Around
the hed were grouped the noble
guards in -their glittering unilurui,
the Rnlg'hta-• of the. (look . and
' Sword. in their picturesque mediae-
val costume oI black with 'white
ruffs, 25 cardinals, all the nlenitm•re
of tihe. Sacred College who itis.' at
present Jig . (lune, stately and
ve•nerable 'flatten in th.•ir . sweep=
ing crimson robes, the. whole-'
1,,,uing a melte of rich, yet Nutslned
:rotor. a tit subject for the brush of
1(embrundt. The, Whole of what is
,. raked the Pontifk•ial f• ily, h.•uded
by Cardinal Iteuuudli a d including.
\ all the private rhamlm•rl'ins,• we.
\' \ ihrre. - `` ,
Then 'ram.'the tolcliinig -lira)'ure tar
.�•
passing '0.11 and. I.art of ter Cos -
Ir
4. d a passion. I. t w • tun. As ts
'bt the Imo
I. t
� .died away ell loll oil tM•iS
the Pontiff railing hiss almost;
ran+y, aunt Sieger with -et feeble ,•f-
t, jvromeim•rd in searrcly audit -de
two .. w, his be,i dkt ion on t he rip -red
tulle and do all present and ;thee
unk k on the pillows '!'he
s
wait Ka y a tearless, eye In the
whole ' Wage and the .in
of
-.,,\ the Pepe' relatives were. plainly
I.i•ard 1Wy'ry alt.•..,. 4lllowed, only
"111.kefi now'■. again •by a - eniir-
-ed ;prayer of p ejarulatou.
TM• cynditba.: f- Itis Hnlim•••{x at
- 1 1 : -p., iii:. yrbt•r\ y t hough St ilii
CIA{ i•, 'w/ts -nut nu Iuue API late _o,
the nnernoon.
' Rod'. will he- done. Who Would.-
-Tiwve IwtI.r.•d it. alien only ten day.
ago I , was presiding \ov.r • •pnblie-
tonaistory'e" mnnnured \feebly Pope
'0 el. he felt himself late filet eve
g paaaltnr.into ••sleep which last -
Oil als.ut' it o'clock a.m... ware.
sizer Sating plain hruugitt the' d ng
l'ont back' to cunarluuanrse
groan- , and complained of paints 0n\
Loth std of 4 he therms.
The int Jur, of the Vatican during
th.• early h ore of this Morning t.'e-
tltieti'tn the onvlrtlon that .the peli-
sse* 01\I'op• ., Is very near:
Rollie;VJuly -Thr following bul-
letins , Were ins, r ' vomterdry after-
noon and •this um Hing, and furnish
a current hlntory • the Pontiff's i11 -
orae:
2.45 p.m -Tis 'P. • seemed some-
what prostrated ■fter rather ex-
citing morning, and is new enjoying
h needed !deep.
ii. m. -A At of coughlndisturb-
\ bel the rope's sleep. Cough] might
bsneitt bins, by relieving the It 51 W
I, • cet#,rrhal obstruction: but, ow.
in to 'tit weak .tate, it Is very
tag r(Y4aust lag. --
PI purr.-Ateenttotted symptoms o
general '• eprWion ire appearing The
r'epe'ls r•eptratlun in attire frequent
end superficial. and his pub's, is no
weak that eum,'tinoes it Is luyl'rtep-
tlble Ilia temperattre remain* ua
nerrnal, and his intellectual 'scuttle*
she unarm..tir.d
1Falre_e 6.51(•0\\\\\ 0
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1r 3° p ns.-TheOIwIeo n
'i
wor.e In T
• Vigilant Ing rapidly. A
:its Holiness wan untnlst■
Ing, n0 'bat, Dr. Lemon'.
energised the Pops
e'
t'nrdlrtal rtaupolll and ofextreme un
derided [hut extreme aho
11e.eivnn, dud it was adniiwistered
Mgr, Tit 'eri,' the\ Popx:'s eitnfeimor,
1 an •.m. -Dr. I.sppunl ha* It.at- ex-
eres-ed the °pin ie that the,'"Pope
e ill 'Ice until Morning. lihl,'llolinecs
is .till conrcims. 11 ;(-
145 a m.-Hepeatod`der•s eof chlur-
el have enabledthe Pbnt(R t* sleep,
but. rtintrnry to 'previous nighty,
altlficial re.pirat fon in fontlnusd,
red Ix, LappoetKo.c every Ase nitri-
te
Pat lents as �-
8.85 m,-
ors to his hardly perceptible breath-
mg •
• rw W. wise S . Tree Cep•s."
Pepe Lao awoke wet with perspir-
ation, feeble t• the extreme, and hie
yoke hardly audible. The fits of
coughing had brought pains in him
chest and shoulders, and he maid to
Lappgnl. tell Die When t Il r lime
really conies."
The doctor. assured Ills Holiness•
that he .b•llevid the• danger of the
(ilirltedirte passage away was averted
fur the night and for to -dry.
These seemingly Inst Moments of
Pope Lan Om- lulI of solemnity. Yrr-
hatls hie last hours would be (PIN
melancholy and sad If the uugust
sufferer were les. c.nsc•loes of the
ctreumatences and his mind less rl.i,r
as le the time remaining before h.•
enters eternity. Although his pliys-
Mal powers ere at the leant ebb -
and his breathiug colon • labor-
ed, the Pupa's intuit is clear as- is
manliest to all around Mtn by his
bright expressive eyes and the few
words he now and then succeeds in
uttering.
"'Take Ceevage. e
Count Castillo Peed, the- Pope's
nephew, whom the dying man kept
by him bedside yesterday, Wan'10 ex-
hausted late last night by his emu -
*Ions, that be bed to to token frost
his. um'le'w--yuunl, c' plel.•ly worn
jog A tow .tits IreJere, he
stood bowed hemi&- the-- Ilei. Pupe
leo laid Ant hand ou his head with
p.tterm.I" affection, seeing: "Take -
courage.
Shortly after 1n o'clock at night
the !'untilf received the extreme gm -
thin An hour before it had seemed
hort time to
ved the an-
ew 11nrt'!gtt '
r 1I
dent occurred on, the Midland divi-
sion of the (:rand Trunk Railway" on
Sundry morning near Stirling,
whereby Robert McAuliffe lust his
life. McAuliffe wash driving the lead-
ing engine on a double header of
empty freight. running between
Beth -vele and Lindsay. when the
off and McAuliffe wars so arverely
scalded that, ha died at 8 o'clock a1
Sit.. Joseph'■ottpital. Me was A2
years of age, •,n•' . .iv,•e a widowed
mother and two sisters. who reside
la town. Herbert Porter, the fire-
man, was al.0 badly scalded, and
his recovery is doubtful. Ile liver at
Millbrook.
Canadiantilled.
New York, .July ? n-Itunean Currie,
a carpenter employed- on the Man-
hattan Elevated Railway, fell on the
third rail yeatardey and was olactru-
cutnd. It la believed he came ,from
Canada. as hie brother, Rev. Itr.
James Currie, resides at OrIllia, Ont.
Weise. Drepwd 1. D.atl. . .
New York, July 7. -Mrs F. L. Ht.
John of Went End avenue, 'a promi-
nent touchily woman and church work-
er, was killed yesterday by bring
thrown Into the Rapid Tragait eulr-
, way, 40 feet deep, at Srt•enty-siew-
Wf stre.r and , Ilroadw.Yc by • -an
electric car She had Just stepped
from another tar when struck. ,
Three Perseus 1(111.4. '
he had but a very
live. the Pontiff r,-ce
tteunrement "that e>(t
WI.yl
Ier40 tm• 1V011 wit it ■
a
Chicago, July 7. -Three persons
were' instantly kill.d and erv.ral fat-
ally Injured , is an explosion last
'nicht,- which wrecked It factory in
South Chicago avenue, where rope
for toy pnatuls•are manufactured.
The three persons, killed w.m
were 'aggl.,
ed sus that only parts of their bodien
were found. -The explosion .was
u.uu
1I it 111•clawed by cuncuslstun. '
esti, end 1, gh wryireely able 10
x L�lld� IN LONDON.
,oak rndlhl� , he s Lr fp• d.new his
iapp•ar betide tie• sul.Cielw' tribunal
with bill -truest in the di{ins ninny,
11 r it1.•rigP '
rope
I/YI'N confessor,
1
u.iu.n i� .•
1 t re.l theum•liop. 11{ hen the
rnrwnuny was ,.,i.•r Its '1lulint•rs
sl.rk: back un the pillow with eppu•'
ant Rr• .1 relL•f that all Mem done,,
and th.,' h.' was entecInlg into rest/
use . hi. I ny pilgrtu.uge. \ /
A e he. item net nit ion it ter via -
t iruui Seg rets' • hnp '.sat for Isre.
rov..;ry were imat to 'the Pope: and
he upim•u rod - 1 it touch grat in,•d.
t ur• had ruin. and' M 'w r ready to
MORE OF WA
ER'S ViCTIMS.
Orowning Acr.dennse Wt were Reports
Or r•
Rt. Catharines, -.1u.
S ooit, 22 yours
DMM 1j Ib. its/ at Dingy Buckingham
Pilar..
London, July 7. -President sidrnt
Lqu-
,
bet's lirlt day in London closed with
• state banquet ut 6.1110 p ns , at
ItuckMghalu Preece, It was the,
most -brilliant function the dingy -old
pile had witeu.,.ae.1 for a long Nene
The rotupany incl0dud an the hikh
01 ctah 'c4 the kingdom'Al. I.ouM4
was w'atod next to the Qtre'n, and
the King and the Princ'ors of Wales
eat• opposite th.•m. • k cont•a•t fol-
IOwnd t he banquet . • The cabinet and
-oval family were among the:guests
a the banquet:
d P ening • the bealth„of P (dent
Lo uti t, King Edward expressed the
plens.1ree` that he and Quest. Ale an-
�ouls dra 6•It . t. wekeW.lrg the F rh
t. President a ' lteklughatn Palace. The
King elI,
riled• his recent visit (a
France end th, pleasure. he exper-
ienced at his fr i.it v reception there
Pke'Idont t,oubet pended, thunk -
king Edward for is reception,
declaring •the. K inew visit to
K Fray hod done much t ward a
t guala tr..of peace -10,7--Lf.- Whole
--world,
!VAR IS INEVITABLE.
air ser
ally drowned at Lack. lie, old
land Canal, about B •o clock tiunduiy
night. He with reline otherm went
awlurming. -and, unabl to invite; gut
beyond eta depth, H invite;companions
mad* a ijrillianl attempt to sieve
elm, but failed. Wood was spendki
'the Sunday -here, his 'Kober being .a
Nigeria Fan..
Drowsed 4. RC.
Vernon City, B.C'.. ,idly 7,•-.Ht'pi�wwr
art .lames end Arthur Washy, Orsi
goring men In the employ of the S.
C Smith urine at Enderby, 'were
druwnd while running lugs from the
elver to the Louth They were en-'
gaged et the murk 'ulfinfi v dur-
ine their Irlsoru 4,0.1,8: it • bring M
.''lock' In the.eveatns whet) -the - n-
talo,y\ ikrurr..l. A'Chlnuuern wbr
tM•m. fill off. the log, and gni.• the
alarm, which the .resp, whistle at
-the-mills made general, blit nithuugh
l,he_alartlrxl tnhabuante urrn'ed- on
the river tank in a few minutes,. no-
thing [veld
o-
thing'ulild lie seri of the two m••n.
Neither could swiul, mut they w.•.nt
down in 21.) feet of water Roth bod-
ies ,were merrier.m1.. S)••trurl •lruuw
crialtApint.41 Murton County. Ont.
rod le *Ivor. .
i
to
.Am
ye•urs�
• queen
rotrlriil�;
• good s
his contra
across the -r
feet deep at t
ever, on seeing
tried to fullow h
wilds/Deem - and .
Ip could rcacb-11i
\ • Jells Ren
Puckering, July T.
manager of the , Wee tern
received a telegram yes-te
the _mad news shat his s.
1 20 years. had been dro
urday • evening at Secret
Ills body Is expected hen
ing fur burial.
ad hectic. is trallrae,,es
Toront Judy 7\0 -Th. body • of
Frank ('1a -who- been miottng
since The ay, ulnd• floating
fare upward the e , 1 ruchets oppo-
site the }loyal C'anadfan ht Club
lent evening b, 4'.ptsin ` 110
Clarkin wee etay g with Witt 1.
tun, al 10 Ilou ayenne; ('entre
I*Iand. After Kinch in Thum -cloy he
t ou' in a rano.•, r the foot of
y Street, and the c ly, possible
rift. Which might indican the cause
of Meriden( " was that''- one side
was retched and nn.ear -d With
Meek , an If the boat had roma
into felon with marine newly-
1,0044ee1c ff. Clarkin, wan an expert
a+rirntnn\it 1. diteidAu
-count
tb count
for hie '■ cde h unlests melted.. by
crnmps. The creed. who was 21
years old, came from the neighbor-
hood of King. wh hM mother; Mrs.
.lames Curry, still ,•akles.
Teeny 01r1R wood.
Ottaw Julyt.-'t1' has Hewn rte•
eeiv.tt of�a drowning sec th the
•tine.n on N•inday, wh?n-the thir-
n-year-old dattghter of .1,4110 ('yr
Ida lost Mer life. 'i'he little
girl end( 1we-„Z.ung sra't4.•r were lay-,
lllg In a Islas, -which was tied to- h.
shore. Shr rvachrsl-0411 in prat.
piece of stick 'Rooting, o alone
and fell into the water. She
up, menug,d to get hold of `a float-
ing Inc but -another log in posing
struck APR' 00 the head` stunning her
.old knocking her off.
S1•pptar OR tae Trate.
Drlgtrton. July 7.- .h.hn tiyddr-
man, a laborer from ISeleronto,
shout fort[' years of age. was killed
on the tlrand Trunk, about' two
mile• and a half well of Trenton
rr.terday. ifyrlermnn had a ticket
it Iten•'rontn to 'Trenton and cent,
rep on No A w,altwnind express. It
is supposed Ste tried 10 get off the
train alter ft had pled Trenton
sfAtlnn. .A pntstsenger had him Mead
nut of Ilwe window and sew lhdrr-
tnan nn the crepe in the Art of step
ping on the track. H. fell under the
car and had his ,.loll meshed and
left leg colt ser at the ankle.
t1.g/•eer holed.
1'st bath.
JAW T.. Jal1a1 MI6
the rlr.r.ae to _hr.... the
inter, to Mx breathing.
Pop. awoke from
his alero, which wee teed by (10POIR
of Oilers'. very feeble arid-- fp Pltin•
hal' with hie mind gotta
The Lagoa Bulletin.
Who hint been tanned. It II•NP
the condil ion int the Pepe is ate-
theviarVi. After twice taking a raw
Pee and a little brandy. he went t•
111,1... At nine o'clock fir bleirroni
new bulletin will then two INP110•.
:155 a. ni Must her morning
"- ham broken on the pathetic
\ her of the Vatican. Where Pepe
T.Ta Ilea dying. An the. miff light of,
dawn Penetrated Into 1hr -mom thsi
Pontiff ' whhipswart to lilt devoted
PhYtnelakstitit his denired the obla-
tely ,tho window. to -he eported.
."I wish to Pee once snore.
Perhatat'Ior the loot t line: the rapt
01 the win."
It la just • 'hart while *het the
'eadnced his a strong deem cif ehieral
.11.01, "MP PO deataltk• that •rti-
t'r lappioni ti) wry few minuteei lean-
" eemlonaly ei,er the eolith to sib -
Suva the tlhattlatis matitat
July 7• -About the
f yea ay forenoon, 1111 -
mon a ,1 he late William
tow ,aged about 17
u the,-n'ltr at •the
dgt' a swh11, with a
Autos eras not
as warned by
try t.. senli
is about
t. Amus, how -
crossing,
int sank in '
before
t
whit-
out?
hkoma
J.posese •r• *.bIllslag Their Terse' le
Pa, East.. - .
London. July 7.-Accurdlsg in the
n 'fain correspondent of .Tbe
MtIpdeed' the opinion prevails in
Itus4.an circles there that the oul-
break 'of hostilities in the lar Net Is
lne% itatile. 11 'lx reported that the
.(sparare-mobilizing their forcer'
• ' 4'. wt(heet 11Sela•a....•
London, 1yly 7.-tteph'ing-,lu a
queedinn in the Honer of (...innl0ne
yesterday •fternoon on the builder
of Brfttsh, Auurtcail. and .Iapaor•se•
warship. In the ult.uf Pr -('h1 -Li
and the °beta\ of r gptlirring of
the Ramsden uhd oth 'fleets there.
Admiralty.,Secre ry A old -Forster
said there- were Iwi•Ive 9 'Oath sin*
in - those watern' .brit the d(•fralty
was not aware that Eny apt hal ga-
ther'.ing of worships had occur d, of
that any special object Was at , . at
by the potre•rs reaponslhIp for
Movements of the vessels in Chine
waters. •
y
Ca
Fick
CALLED IN COURT.
Make a Note of It
The next "idle you're shopping cotne here
fur -your'good and our good shoes,
Oiie of the things you'll notice about the
shoes wt sell is that they Greta j their shape ;
look as WO so far as form is concertlietl at the
owl as at the beginning.
' The reason for this' is that they're matte
to fit in the factory ; not made tri fit in the
store.
11. K I \I :S Ohl Stand,
Jorduu Iflock.
J. P. KA VANA GN
STROKE PROVED FATAL.
■on. Thom.. ougy, T ref Quebec.
sur.•.,m►ed le •yopleay.
Quebec, .1aly 4.-41 I on. Thoma. I1:
Jellify, 'Treasurer of the Province cif
Quebec, was stricken with apoplexy
while in a [tart,.', r Venin' ut''iht- Ih.-
1.l 4'hut.au Fluid. nut at 10 o'thak
y.•sterduy 110 wax r.• 'ed to his
rouius in the Iiilto1 And dim:torn• were
Mead), Nunuoonwl,. but in xlitti'----of
all they r'uah! do, he,puss.d• swayer
a--r.'r1,.i•k in the afternoon Tho Min -
Otter buil been ailing for several
uu.nt hs.
l'retulrr Parent, Who was at hi.
country houto at St August int-. was -
101111111011141 to the capital by tet.-
graph- '
Ilou. 11.•nry .'IMilitas 1turfy was
brew itf th.• Township of I lurhuns. Ile
war educated et 4t, Francis ('allege,
jtirhulrtnd and at M'.(:il.f en-yerrrty.
Ile prat lent law in Sw,iteb rot, of
.whu'h to • he was Alerted ay,rr.
Ile has Me pronlMistily id*, thin'
with the lire e -County Tempe ince
Alliance.- M . Puffy - uu sato
A f tet Ivy,
connoted en
1 ort d 13 'nue r h rr ixl U
Ole 1J` r ,
g eral suction of , elm; Kut v. e
returned at the goner d.� • elect itin
1Mt)7, and on the• forum on ut Mr.
Marrhand's Cabinet in May wits rail-
ed <iho1•et0 as 1' 'ivsinn.•r of Pule
lie -Works. 11e- war' 4 member of the
('hunch of England ire uearrie-Stirs
Mountain of $w.-.tsburg, Que. '
• •Peeellar tset Car .eat.11ty. " .
Nodd real. .l ul 4. -Pierre •Tfll,nlam
was ki1Te`d it 'the eorre.r of Si. Items
and Lale.11e,sareots ye>rrt.rday morn-
ing in a p.o.ltur manner. Ile was'
standing at the corner, waiting fo11
write, w1.•11 a big I'ark and Island
r r eking. lir , nn.• a ng. 7 hr hind wheels in-
ead of folltiifing the torWard truck
[111• main line, took n twitch and
Tft mss 15014 gr.,und 1,••n.vlt1 lire
,wh ,
bleb tarok 8,11.
enndo , July 7 -The Rouse• of
('ulu: ,ons vsterda'• reached the see-
on1f part the Irish Land (till hes
fore'adjour. ng- Thr,Flm,N., in Ms -
rosin of Pa t 1. pot through Misty -
tour o the.rig•ty-nin. clauses In ther
h}!1, the ,onn1111Yte.• stair of 'which
will proljhl• Is, wound up to -.,ay.
\ Gime 14 Tears
I141-niltoi1 .1111y 7. -The magistrate
sentenced yealerdap Thomas Wail..
who was c envicted of aff.nre that
gdod' societv4e1,00s, t• ingston fur
14' Sears.
A SWELL
SU1'1ME
SUIT
dg. (Inaba. Inre.tlaat., th. Sporitillm
at1.a• of our Elgin Loan Co.
Mt:.' Thomas. July 7. - Judge
Hughes..hrkl..court .. this..morn►sg •to
furthoer. examine W. 11. "&•vitt in con-
d,rtMn with Elgin Loan sperulu-
tluns. Mr, tIetitt did- not apps�
end has bean. -out of the city i01, •
Creek. Some ru44ors are, aur t' -re -
Kidding Omit and 111ts nneertton
wit1t, Howley 'fn steep s (.trona.
It, 41 Mousley, hrehur, who was
alio up,tur examination, -Ia. meld to
have put through their transactions
deelineit to he interviewed.. and
the examination la M. rhyme,
tr. infurml ton 1. hard to get
t put thl'btrgh the deals, /1 In
Iegelat the Wguest of Rowley,
she'd the funds. rleyilt's
�aleence m the city
for
Iled
ronin ret. m
awl slur• 8 most of le time in
ea `ng h, while and Igious
DU- - OP
'TN AILOR
IS 1' AT Vul NEED JUST N(►\\
They look IV
They. fit
Thrx are made p stud they .1
leitriiiikea your lows.
MADE-TO-ORDER CLOTHINfi
READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHING
rail and tree,iny stock be-
fore platting lout ordet.
West Srreel. )1. I, honl
Austrian fo elfin oak 's semi Mei
worms rent ed here i Motion ' ere
iiiiirriirkey 11 hAi-oine se out. lb
er the adriumill no of g at wen,
tit maintain psi P. not, *ft het dine
the, nolo sent to ofia .11111Y 4. \env
whie Belgarta .4 waned that
in accord end thnt the Dulgarian
tifsidered to lie two!) ex gerated.
RIR torso.. Stir.
Mount Vernet), Ind , luly 7.-A
fight on an excursion at mer be-
tween -here end Uniontown. y yes-
erday, resulted in Mx perste being
An wits ahot and fell Into
the r r 1110 body has snot
rotes** . Two of the nahtber et
wore worsen.
aitiowns
Tireelty Karma feed.
of the breaking of the taiadiora nolo
dam. Sunday. twenty permit* ere
knoten to be deed mind Mitten\ an.
maiming. The property lose RI T Pa
valley Will resin 1111.800.000, and the
disarms is so great the* eiateide
lief will Iowa t• he asked for Dust:
10011 *as practically suspended yap -
Ammer Negro Lyeelied.
spatch frees levansvilla, Ind , sari a
sob Imbed • Iwo late last night
Laughlin
Fountain
Pen -
FINEST Gum
GOLD PEN
YOUR CHOICI Of THESE
TWO POPULAR STYLISPOR
ONLY
NOTICE TO 'ADVERTISERS.
Copy of change of running advertise
menta must be left at this office, by
Monday noon to ensure insertion
in issue of same weak,
Announcement..•.
1 laving purchased the
harness Business of ail-
bert Nouse (Do.vding's
old stand), I will c'url'y it
on at the salve place.
I have engaged c- r•
fenced and co-mpett ut
workmen; • and \ hay e
band a large and well -as
sorted stock of
r
I-IA RN ESS
Double. ms and .„Single .
Dusters, Fly Nets, Whips,
etc.,
and the largest 111 of
ranks and Valises\
ii Western Ontario.
Si• tial attention given to
of Harness
the r mit.*
a ass
and T iks.
Your c, stun) solicited.
T'UIJDAT, July, 9 1903. ,a
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41
- • WHITE QUILTS 15c.
E
.T lore wnlr not in Toronto last week for tun only, but souls of the (F
Iwlguiuh we got will be fou for you, ' -
".Veils crochet quilts d,ic, Mill ends, another lot of • E
jnml the thing for your suer Mill 44111114 of table linen, ynu 111r.
= mei''uttage Mill gte111 gh know what that 1110•14 101 herr,
2 for any 11x1111, mel' rise, et table linen at a big 'Ishii (•
•.r earth Ric. Others at ULM, *1.1n, on. regular prier, some - of
4 $(.all. $1.73 un.I $2.1111, every these ends are slightly dant-
= nor .If 111,•111 :t Iiu'vain, aged, sums linty soiled and
111inuytisl napkins: thereat... "the 8 are all right lull the E
just IH .L 1z in tea tut. they are 1)110 . slid )'tee won't complain
alluut it. C.
= gimml quality -but damtugel in C.
1 the mill. hut not hell s Much iielunauts, hudfx
uvltl of r
damaged :Ir the ill'11s• int est,'ll them, 1111
S, s.� M11, ek prints, flannel- C
Stripe bd.•rnllm ural ti11wM'ktl tette, .cul br ildery, etc., etc., at 1C
juNtla riot 'thing for facto)•y Iwhlrwl,pricew. de
wink, light, x.811 and keep Mole Skin Pante--just 84 C
. roar cloth... rlr,eu, you who lulu, slilllhtI ' d01110404 at re -
hay, Isrn .tskinllt, i.u' these (luredprices, the dent+ will
eau Ihul theist ort 11t;ICiu1' nut hurt the wear at all, - >E%
1 ('(►\IF: Plitt SOME OF Orli ('NINA C
+a-z3=i3-113 i t c E --E, E
3rrlrclFrrr.r.�clr
M'K;M'S BUSY US STORE
tl 1 1 1 1 t
mN. h. h. �. n. !�!'�h!h. h h h. T!1!!M. h. �. ^iT^1. ^ISR
1F
rmrmmmmmm tmnrmmm'mmn+n►mn+mnrmm.
In i
V Cti.1S Boots
at $3.51, $4.00 and $1.51.
After Se:Writing investigation and dtu• triol rare con-
viapwl dust the ltivi•tus 1s8/t4 merle by (int .A. • Inter, of
Muutr eat, is • of ter Ike (t turn's' Init. mule, An at our
price is easily me of
thee -hest valu It
ix et 'mot we eel
\�Irroud of.
inu•cdul in drsj gp _
act itrfit and 8n-
ioh dressy, r,,nifor-
tabl end for wear
nese Al of any $5.09
limit yr I ever saw.
D. MC RI EN
1fiinlilton-st., Goderich
Dunlo
Relia�ii
Ton can pima full relianet In Dunlop
Detachable Pneumatio Tire. -they will
never betray your trust, hardest to punc•
Lure. rale* torepair. Years or excellent
service have made them of atnib,.t uni-
versaladoption. Every wheel with a repu•
Uoo 1. fitted with them. Every rider of
eiyerlence insl.tw on them.
IMnlop Tire. make bicycle enthueiads.
They Increase the pleasure of wheeling and
minimise the troubles. Bicycling is •n
insured success with Dunlop..
The Dunlop Tire Co"
ILlmited
Toronto. Ont.
D.pot. at 106444, Si. 30a, Winnipeg, 'oggegoIgig-
A1he you found s Dunlop Coni
V
hultoy._ ,1'a u r 4 .:111, Ili.
illy •,t pair and t
1 gt t your 'y
&tire ill the Illt'idt
rm. s 14 they Gail you c bark
ire (lair. That show's Our eunfl-
They red
etVeil Irl
aw'alt your
Stllllr11er•
.Ally a11i1
prove!.
Sizer, fl to 1
notate With i (les
1
welted
estrus
arman
('oHNInt EA
T ST. and -SQUARE.
1V OTti�f BETT
There 1s ,nothing better than the best, and in the line of
urocerieu thereii nothing better than what You can get:here
'every day in the week. If you have never,bought your
Groceries here, give- us a trial and vee what wdr can do for
yob. Everything in season, of good quality, and at the right
priCesl. -
• , CALL AND HES !",1 '9 sP SO
S77.71="2" xSz. co_
rtiE ORD ERN, WEST BIDE SQUARE. Telephone No. 91.
:Dr Mixed lion& in one lath- they mg the
0 S 111\T-1. FOR
'Irr} 3 J., Lori.. All colors HICK'S I 111 1'1: ' conies AcciliTZD. C•14, OR WRI1111
Mt Bryeon, 132 York St., Buffalo
E vrice are as a
di.- I n t e rest i n g a
FFLond m
ence
ris the popular
Feuce of the day.
I 's is cloudy dom-
0- Myst 1(41
..- fact t It I have sohl tv‘arly two car loads of wire anti wo dozen machines.
Or-
Os-
' The Cheapest Otiiteuktonter ells 1114. 1 1171 I, With V. -1'V little V1114. thilti his neighbor took to
wie-- A pot up lir.ritujv letup, 'be ham built twin. sr .11 nee with leg' Lritulim machine.
se- and Neatest. ned Iiiii Delve( 41 i. ihnilde the length) him not con ,
Ole- '''''"......,...,1,..,t, \ 'tont what is enetre„itietryi. there is 110 I' itarftwei in therione.nratiet. Id OW fellers, as
. YOU ARE OWING AWAY MoNty if you .ilo mit go a IA INItON MAt'llINE anti build
SUPERIOR TO OTHER
MAKES AT sa
yore. own /emu., et. if ye vent tine, I rim build tor yon III•Wip• Fenno for 3 rod.
Hardware
n Doors and Windows .
The Laughlin Pmritain
Pen Holder is made of an•
est quality hard robber,
fitted with highest grade,
large Moe. Itk. "old pen,
of say desired Regibillty,
Mid We the only perfect
feeding device known.
(tither style, richly gold
monnted, for presentation
PurTvwes.11 In entre.
Surely yon will not W
stile to wear* anything at
Ore flaw rbs pies 1111) win
give on, h 01•i Immo
sawing and service.
Yoe Sale by
Cisme
E
I et me figure on yoer Plumbing, hating, aod Tinsmith*.
4, CHAS. C. LEE
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