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DGEO. H111LEMANN, O8TEO
PATH, Menalist in women's Sad oan
grows di....ee. acute, thronlc and nervonsdlr
order~ eye. ear. owe and throat, partial deaf
ova, lumbago and rheumatic conditions. Ado
ased• rewovel without the kudfe, Omoe at
'askance, corner Nelson and BL Aodrew'•
•'cola. At home *Moe Mondays, Thursdays
sad Saturday.: any overlies by appointment.
DENTISTRY
hit. H. O. MACDONELI.-HONOR
it Graduate Toronto University. Graduate
oy• (College of !ental Surgeons.
Sueosr,ur to the late Major Selo. • Omoes
mad Square ani Went sweet. llodse4ch.
AUCTIONEER
THOMAS GUNDKY
AUCTIONEER
Box 37, Ooderich. All Instructions by mall
Cr left at 'Mahal cmc. will berometty et
.end to. Raidonce telephone 119
LEGAL
LU. HAYS
*BARRISTER. tittLICITOR, NOTARY
PUBUc, ET(.
Alpo -Marling Bank (Bock, Hamilton Crest.
ederk:. Telephone
Boat kiate Lotion and Insurance.
PI1OUDFOtfl , KILLORAN & COOKE
BARRISTERS, 8OLICITOII114 NOTARIES
PUBLIC, ETC.
Ofce on the haunts. second door from Ham-
IBf. s*eet, Gorki atilt. u
• Private tune. to loan at lowo.t nil..
TORONTO MA/mars.
TORONTO, Jan. 22.-Tka, Beard
of Trate edictal maiket dgotatle
far yesterday:
Manitoea Wheat (In Storrs, Pert WIIIII,,
Including !Vic Tag),
No. 1 northern, 2 231/
No. 2 northern. 13.205..
No. 2 northern. 12,17%.
No. 4 wheat. 11.111%.
Nannies pate lin Store F.rt Wllllasaso
N.. 1 C.W..A%c.
No, 3 C.W.. 62 c.
Extra Me. 1 Mod. S2%c.
No. 1 teed, 7$1,%c.
American Corn (Track, Toronto).
Ne. 3 yellow -Nominal.
Ontario Oata (According to Fr.lshte
Outside).
No. 2 whit►-ile cos 86}•, nastiest
No. 3 white -84c to 85c nominal
Ontario Wheat Basis in '
tore Montreal).
No. 2 winter, per car lot. $3.32.
Peas (According t• Freights Outaldo).
Nu 2-43.70 to 53.60
Barley (According to Freights Outside
Malting -51.46 to 11.48.
Buckwheat (According to Freights Osen
sid. ).
Rurkwheat-51.55 to, 51.58
fly (According to Freights Outside).
Nu. 2-$1.711.
Manitoba Flour (Toronto).
r,rst patents, in Jute bags, 511.50.
Second patents, In jute bags. 111.
Strong bakers', in jute bags, 81e.N.
Ontario Flour (In Bags. Prompt SMp-
mnt ).
Winter. according to sample. 111.10
Montreal, 59.95 Toronto. 19.90 bulk, sea-
board.
MI1Naod (Car Lots, Delivered, Mentr.al
Freights, Says Included).
Bran. per ton, $35; short.. per 80R
$40; middlings, pet tun. $45 to 146, goof
feed flour. per bag, 13.25.
Hay (Track, Toronto).
No. 1, per ton. 816 to 117; mixed. 413
to 116.
Straw (Track, T),
Car lots. per ton,
13 to SS.
Farmers'
Fall wheat-311111ns, 12.14 per buahet.
Goose wheat -12.0s to $2.10 per buaki
Itarley-Malting. 51.46 to $1.46 pair
bushel.
Oats -89c to 90e per bushel(
Buckwheat -51.65 per bushel.
Rye -According to sample, nominaL
Hay -Timothy, 81* to 120 per ton; milt-
ed and clover, 115 to 117 per ton.
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THE SICSNAL - (;ODERICH, ONTARIO
THURSDAY, JAN. 24, 1I8
HE COULDN'T RAISg NAND TO
HIS HEAD. IwNRRE surioRTIT1os RF:It: i 11��.:11/11111j1]��11�MaillialaxilaniaMMON�xx■xa�i,llarlia.�
Rheumatism Overcome by Testae and Witch Doctor Hulett Thousand. In the x
Garbett Able to,Work Apia,
1 "It's thirty-five miles from here to
• Schormburg, where 1 live, but I'd go that
as far for Tanlac any day." mid James Gar-
bets in an interview at the residence of
Ihis daughter, Mrs. Berry, 14 JUlson
avenue, Toronto, recently. Mr. Garbett
has lived in Schormburg for more than
thirty years, owns a valuable farm near
the city; 1a also noted as a hunter and
trapper. and is highly respected by all
who know him. Continuing his state-
ment, Mr. Garbett said :
"My daughter has been tellingme for a
long time that Tanlac was the t medi-
cine in the world and now 1 know it for
myself. For the past two or three years 1
have been bothered with rheumatism
whichof so bad during the past sununer
and tall that 1 couldn't do a bit of work.
In fact, 1 was so crippled up I just had to
L bubble around. Every muscle and bone
in my body seemed to be affected and
my left arm hurt so bad 1 couldn't raise
• my hand to comb my hair. My Shaul-
, der' and sides, hips and Ings and lock
were all right stiff and hurt a0 bad w
1 got up out of my chair the folks couki 1
hear me groan all over the house. The
leaders and muscles of my kgs crampedf
and hurt so 1 could hardly walk and kept I
me from getting my rest at night. My
joints Just ached and pained and kept me
in agony nearly all the time.
"All my neighbors know how 1 suffered
and now they can see how Taniac has
helped me. 1 always believed in the old-
fashioned remedies but now I have to ad-
mit that Tanlac has them all beat. I
have hardly finished my second bottle
and I have never seen anything knock out
' rheumatism like it has mine. Being well
along in years. i djdn't expect it to help
me. but I can ser tile?biggest difference in
the world. I haven t been bothered by
that pain in my muscles and bones since i
started on it and my stiffness is fast leav-
ing me. My legs don't tramp any more.
my back doesn't hurt and I rest well at
night. I'm ably to go to work now and
when i get back home I'm certainly going
to take some Tanlac with me. ',In fact,
one of the reasons I'm here is to get Tan -
lac."
Tanlac is sold in Goderich by E. R.
Wigle. in Seaforth by C. Aberhart, in t
Wingham by J. Walton McKibbon, in
Hensall by A. M. E. Hemphill, in Blyth
by White City Drug Store. in Wroxeter
by J. N. Allen. in Londesboro' by John
0. Loundsberry, in Exeter by W. S. t
Howey. in Brucefield by Peter Bowey, in
Dashwood by Tiernan & Edighoffer, and
in Crediton by J. W. Orme.
WINNIPEG GRAIN MARKET.
Winnipeg, Jan 21. -The 'nasion wail
very quiet and little ,rWing wan trans-
acted in •Ither cash or future markets.
The demand for No. 2 C. w' oats was
exceptionally poor. Lower grades wore
M fair demand, with spreads improving.
Cash t,arley was lir good demand, with
No 5%c under :May and Nu. 4 10540
under.
Casts flax was quiet ,very few Irenese.
[Ions taking place.
Oat■ (inures closed 14c down for Yat/
and %c )ower for July.
Barley ,'lobed %c lower too Mar-
ries closed 65yc higher for January and
11 t- for May.
Winnipeg market: Oats -Old contract
-May closed 63%c New contract -May,
u�t to 85%e. July opened 83'.c to
Barley -]lay, $1.51% to 11.5184.
Flat-Ja uary closed 13.18%; May.
R7.27'i to $3.!5%
Cash pricer: (fats -No. 2 C W., SS%s•
o. 3 C. ' , 8214c; extra C.
1 teed,
%c; No: I feed, 78%c; No. ! feed.
Barley -No. 3. 11.45%; No. 4, 81.46841
end and rejected, 11 21
Flax --No. 1 N. W. C., 83.1846: Ne. 2
W., 8:4 15%; No. 3 C. W., $2.97%.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET..
J. P. Bickel) & Co.. Standard Banti
wilding, report the following prices eta
e Chicago Board of Trade:
Prete.
Open. High. Low Close. Close.
Corn -
ay . 11414 134'4 11384 124y, 124
n. . .. 127% 127% 127'4 127% 121%
Oa ts-
y .... 76% 761,4 -5% 76' 76%
n ... 7814 7914 7014 79 78
l'ork-
✓ .. . 41.90 45.90 45.75 45.47 45.N
n ..... 47.10
Irrd-
y .... 25.00 25.03 24.97 25.00 25.02
Jan, 34.31
Ft, bs-
May .... 24.40 24.48 24.40/24.42 24.44
Jan. 24.es
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Liverpool. Jan. 21, -Beef -Extra India
mass. 360s.
ork-Prime mese 360'.
lams -Short cut. 14 to 11 ., 137s.
aeon -Cumberland cut, 24 to 30 Ib..,
2s: clear bellies, 14 to 14 lbs., 160x,
ng clear middles, light, 25 to 34long
o 40
.. 159s; short e clear backs, 16 to 20avy. 35 tlbs.
,
shoulders, square, 11 a 13 110„
Lard -Prime western, In tierces, 13301
American, refined, pane, 134. 3d; Atnert-
can. refined. boxes. 135..
Tallow -Australian, In London. 7110.
Turpentine. --Spirits, 127s id-
Rooln-Common, its Id.
Petroleum -Refined, 1s 6%d.
W. POOVDeu0T, Y.U. J. L. Kiu.oaak 75
H. J. D. Cools
0. CAMERON, K. CT BARRIS C.
M. LR. solicitor, watery pubIIo. Office
LO.
Stmt. Ouderich, (bird door fr.'
Squire. At Clinton 1 holiday of each week in
Omw
on AAbel t Forret uccupkd by Mr. H
Huopet. times hours a eat. to 6 p.m.
HA1tLES DARItOW, LL.B., BA it
IUWILIt..14ero.7, asllettor, oto., Gide M
.M. . al, 1.ey ie.. trod al lowrrt rates
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INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC. Ja
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taws property Insured.
(mrers-J... Connolly, Pew.„ Ooderich P.O.:
Jas. Evan. Vice -)baa. Beachwood P. 0.:
Thomas IL flay Seo: -T rear., Beaforth P. 0.
Lt ctoes-D. F. McGregor, Beaforth ; John
3,Orteve.K'Inthrop; N Oban Rion (onstaoce.
Joh. Penne,. a Brodhage. ; Geo. Rion,
Cart.ney, 1
8eaforth ; Ro Ferrer, Matlock : Malcolm F
Ye&weu, Bruoeseld.
Agents: J. K. Yeo, God, rich ; Alex. 16
Leitch. Clinton ; K'1111am Chesney. tiearorth ; to
IC btu, Wry, Soaforth. Policy -bolder& eau pay (gm
a-rtam,rnts and et Weir cards recelpted at ib.
R J. Mnrrbh'r Clothing Bare, Clinton. R H. 167'
l net's Ornery, glnrstoo street, Ooderich, or 1Yts
J. B. hold's Oeoeret /tore, Be) field,
120000
PRIVATE FUNDS TO
Iona. Apply to M. O. CAM.
BON. Barrister Hamilton street- Godwin'.
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t J. W. TAYLOR, ORGANIST
-. and ('holtmaeterof &pox church. Teacher
of Piano. Vocal and Theory. Pnpile prepare 1
fur ('on.er rata examine Bona. Blud10-corner
Rtitanola road and South street, Telephone
hu. YC1. tat
$ABEL R. SCO'1T, TEACHER OF
1. Voice. Plano and Organ. Pupil, prepared
for Conservatory examinatlons. Apply at
R. P. W. CURRIES. Britannia roof.
PRO PTLY SECURED'
In a'I cnuntrlee. AO( for our INVi•:N-
TUG ADVISICR,whirh wit! be sent fres
MARION 4 HAR:O17.
IN University SR>\Muntrdat
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Brophe3 Bros, to 115.50.
,.Shnep and lambs -Receipts. 1 2000. ar-
Ore and strong: Iambs, 114 to 120; year-
lings, $13 to 11A: ewes. 114 a 114.60; ws-
GODERICH there, 17 to $13 50; mixed sheep, 113.11
-a to 81.
Tae LeadingChicago,
LIVE STOCK.
go, Jan. Sl. -Cattle -Receipts
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
CATTLE MARKETS
UNION STOCK YARDS.
TORONTO, Jan. 22. -Alf Masses
of cattle on the Union Stock Yards
Exchange sold yesterday at from 40e
to 50e lower per cwt. than at any
time on Nat week's market, which
gradually resumed normal condition
previous to the big storm.
Recelpta were 221 cars, with 3,794
tattle, 135 calves, 3,776 hogs, and
620 sheep and lambs.
EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
East Portal°. Jan. 21.-Cattle--Firs-
1100. Good, steady; common, me-
ter: primo steers, 513.50 to 814.50: ship-
ping steers, 111.75 to 113.50; butchers,
510.50 to $12.75; yearlings, 111 to 5U;
he11.,'. 83.51, to 512; cows, 14.76 to 810.50;
Attila, $6.50 to 39.50; fresh cows and
springers, 85b to 8140.
Calves--Flecelpte, 650. Strong: 17 to 510.
Ho t's-Recelots, 8000 Easter: heavy,
mired, 'miters, light yorkers and pigs,
� SIB: roughs, 816.50 to 516.76; stags, $14
Orders carefully attended to
at all hours, night or day.
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0410. LitsettI.d; beeves, 16.40 a 114:
stockers !red feeder', $7 a 510.80; cows
and heIf fa, 14 a *11.80; calves, S9 to
516.25.
Hogs -Race, 48.000. Steady; light,
515.80 to 516.70; mixed. 516.15 to 514.88;
heavy. 316.16 to 616.30; rough, 516.16 to
514.70; pigs 813.76 to 511,36: bulk et
sales, 116.40 to sls.N. t
Weakep and
; ).mbs, native, 111(60 oto $17 35.
Fight Ronny Machines Downed.
LONDON, Jae. 22. -The report
from O 1 Halg's headquarters la
Treace Sunday night says:
"Last night an enemy raid south-
east of Oralneourt was repulsed.
Early this morning we raided the
enemys' trenches out of Hargleourt,
capturing r
-The hostile artillery was active
to -day north-east of Ypres and in the
vicinity of Nerve Chapelle and Lens.
There was much successful air
bombing of the enemy's troops and
damps yesterday. Eight hostile ma-
chines were brought down. Door f
ours are missing."
I tar fast.
Most of the homes in Canada are
ruled by the chubby Est of King
Baby, but to countries where saner
&titles rules, the chubby nal eau only
beat Impotently against the roll of
torture Into which supeistillon has
thrust him. The Innocent babies are
supposed to have as many evil spirit
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D. 1LLAP 'SON
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w the grotto -50 se Angola. order I. x****x**r*.xx**��/��ExNLIN�N�,N/�x� �M�
were twuated 60 ruts, made to order j I.
to let out the evil spirits, on a baby I as1
only Ove months old! One wonders ]�
if the evil spirits needed so many11(
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exits.
peter rasion his
JanuaryS'/ecials
"erre'," he Ives his prestige. So
be .ay assure the anxious mother
Upless the witeh-d
that the evil spirits can escape as
well through burns as through cuts.
Blindly following the only medical
advice they know, the parents them-
selves will sometimes heat an iron
red-hot and touch their tiny baby
over the head, peck, and even the
abdomen, leaving only a smell apace
between the burns. Then wrapping
the little form in a clean or. as
often, dirty cloth, they leave it to
recover or die.
If a Chinese baby dies, the evil
spirit when released will enter the
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boll of the next child born. In order x
to preven4othis calamity, the parents
"tilegg and mime mustard seedto
he pody of the dead child In the x
Delle? t2gt the evil spirit will not %p- 1sst
pear untilthe egg hatches and the Oil
meed apron The astute parents x
carefully bo the egg and the seed In 1s�
order to post»one the date Indefinite-
ly."
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ly .. 1111
Superstition seems to us only an-
other name for I cit of commonest of x
common Mage. \Fake, for Instance, ir
the African parents who found their
child's skull partly torn away and its x
brain laid bare by t e attack of a II
hyena. Did they 'rue the child to for
even a witch -doctor' No. They /sal
M• I
ran after the hyena, for as long as
the animal lived their chit could not
recover! In fhb case th parents'
ouidn't End the hyena they
brought the child atter severe hours
o the medical missionary. F un-
tely, be wan able to patch up -/he
brains and is now developing th m I
I one of our mission schools.
There is no safeguard for babie.. '
he world over, motherlove, the Es-
peranto et human emotions. But
oven that power is not proof against
he force of superstition. Women
ho are now Christians admit that
hey have used a heavy grub -hoe to
ear and cut to mincemeat the faces ,
f baby girls, thereby turning aside
he wrath of devils who curse their
amity with too many girl babies.
Rome of these women have cast out
von boy babies to he eaten by the
Illage dogs with the idea that sick
oys are demons in (Beguile,bring-
ing care, worry, and debI ``World
ADVT.
Queer Law Cases. d
An Italian corn, er who was wound-
ed in the Trentino recently brought
an action to obtain a decision as to e
the rightful ownership of a bullet ex-
tracted from his body'. Both doctor b
and nurse elalmed it, but the officer
contended that it was legally his.
The Judge gave his decision in the
omcer'' favor ,by a novel line of
argument. -
He found that the projectile once
discharged from the gun ceased both
to belong to the man who fired it
and the country which entrusted It
to him. It thus became, while on its
way to Its billet, a ren nulllus which
any Ender is entitled to pick up and
keep. The omcer found it in his
body. It was only brought to light
by the surgeon, assisted by the nurse.
Hence the omcer was entitled to keep
it.
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Not long ago an abbe left a French
village to take up the Incumbency
of another, and the major of his late
dock Ilt a bonfire in, the road to speed
their departing parson, making
merry at his expense and showing
unmistakably the joy they felt at
treeing his back. Naturally the abbe
thought himself insulted and
brought an aotlon for damages, but
as he could not show any, the cane
was dismissed.
A certain inhabitant of Switzer-
land had a stupendous thirst, which
be plied daily with stimulants. His
sister secretly put a drink -cure Into
his potations, which had the magical
effect of curing him of his craving,
and rendered drink obnoxious. So
angry was he when he learned the
truth that he sued his sister for £1.-
000 for the loss of his thirst. -Tit -
Bits.
ALL AT HOME SHOULD
PREPARE FOR WAR
The first test a man is put through for
either war or life innnranee is an exami-
nation of his water. This is most essen-
tial because the kidneys play a most im•
portant part in causing premature old
age and death. The more injurious the
poisons passing through the kidneys the
sooner comes decay -so says Dr. Pierce
of Surgical institute, Buffalo, N. Y., who
further advises all people who are past
thirty to preserve the vitality of the kid-
neys and free the blood from poisonous
elements, such as uric aeid-drink plenty
1 of water -sweat some daily and take
Anode, double strength, before meals.
An-u-ric is a discovery of Dr. Pierre,
and can be obtained at drag stores. For
that backache, lumbago, rheumatism,
"rusty" Joints, swollen feet or hands, ur
doe to ic acid in the blood, Arris
quickly dissolves the nrie acid as hot
water does sugar. ,Send 10 cents to 1)r.
Pierce for trial pkg.
Thorsil, Ont ek
-"I think Amalie Is e base
1 kayo over take. My
41F , ki4soys had giva. o
ant n
trouble for some tinea
I waned suffer from
., barbarians and also
swelling of the limbs.
Atonic1 took Atonic and 11
Imo estir.Iy cured me
of all my backache sed
hat strengthened my
kidneys se 1 fool safe,'•m
in remendin` it Si
ethers cob. safler."-
idr, C. A. Clark., Box
1175
Toronto, Ont. -"ler
Ono last eight en I
baro sneered with kid -
••r treebl. Sed rhe-
meti.n. It boon .12
paint in any bark and
dually loft my back sad want down late taw
triedw W : • y • .2,,.,,' rase. I
Ovary modish• 1 rbold boor of end am
gaited sews good doctors, Mt still I kept on
saWMag Saint • 'ear ago • friend advised
me to give Snarl, s trial, cod a k. r
say I en today • well ase -sorer foot
trues asy
trof my strewn. .. welter w►.1 this
weather ..ditiam. fly al
As Aaer4e Is • re
kld•oy mediri•• in ivory sosae'-a. 1►.
earris•e, 9 Matilda !lintel.
1 only handsome Civet Cat Set. Regular $62.50, for $42.50.
1 only rich Coon Set. Regular $37.50, for $28.50.
1 only black Seal Set, large stole, pillow muff. Regular $42.50, for $32.50.
1 only beautiful Muskrat Set. Regular $51.00. for $37.50.
1 only handsome Western Sable,Set. Regular $45.00, for $31.50.
1 only misses' Silver Goat Set. Regular $18.00, for $ 12.50.
Many exceptional values in odd ieces marked at prices to effect a complete
clearance of our fur stock. This is a splendid opportunity to secure furs at a very
low price, as all furs are advancing very much in price.
LADIES' COATS \IILDREN'S COATS
The few that are left of our ladies' and children's Coats are all marked at lowest
prices for speedy clearance.
BLANKETS
Our special Union Blanket, extra
quality, bought direct from the mill,
beautiful finish, pink or blue borders,
size 60x80, at $6.00 per pair.
CHILDREN'S WOOL TOQUES
TO, CLEAR 25c
A special �,learance of children's
Toques, assorted colors, values up to
$1.00, to clear at 25c each.
A TABLE OF REMNANTS
\ANb ODD LOTS
We have gone over our entire stock
and put 'out all remnants and odd lines
and marked them at prices that should
clear the lot in a few days.
Dress Remnants, Silk Remnants, Cot-
ton Remnants, Cretonne Remnants,
Lace Curtain Remnants.
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