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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 27. mu.
'The To*. Colton.
!1 Short and Uneventful Session
or Only Ono Hour.
'The semi-monthly meeting of the
(council was held last Friday eventing—
nil the members present except Coun-
cillor Humber. In the absence of clerk
Mitchell, who was laid up with a sore
eye, Street Inspector Reid perforwed
his duties.
The Bank of Montreal statement for
Month ending Sept. 80 showed is bal-
ance Lo credit ot town at that date,
,$100.58, with nothing under discount.
In answer to a. question. Mayor
Thompson said the Etevetoi Cb. had
paid no interest to his knowledge, and
he understood they did not intend to
pay +auy ; he thought this account had
dragged along too far, and the Council
should take some Action. Oa motion
of (councillors Holmes and Martin the
account with the Mentor Co. as well
as the que.tion o inteneat was referred
to the Finance of
to consider
and report,
following accounts were referred
to t Finance Committee : Gutta
Petcha Co.: $58.74_; Signal, $8.30; Thos.
Swarts. liver .00.
The same committee recommended
payment of the foil swing accounts
•.John Butler. $8.77; M. Polley, ;:2
,;;Miss Spence, 50.00; 1 Ruts.. 114;
'sSignal,Cf.75; Municip felAinfrid. $8.40:"
-11'. A. ll anent. 513; Stevens Mfg. Co..
$7.50; F. B Holmes, $15.50; Cattle
Bros.. 180.75; W. A. Johnston & Co..
$c9.67; McColl Bros„ $14.88; Queen City
i,,Uil Co., $25.48. The con.initteo also re-
.. purt.ed col lector's1eport as satisfactory
5—Adopt:d
the Water Aid Light Committee re-
ported as follows:
1. That the committee he empowered
t to purchase two 100 -light transformers,
and one helt each tor new engine and
now dvmamo.
2. Tlitiy--had received tenders for coal
and Accepted that of F. B. Holmes for
600 tons ot Hocking Valley at $2.22,
and 209 tons Reynoltlsvtlle at $2.50, dm -
livered at the coal sheds.
3. They had received the following
tenders for building foundations for
engine and shafting: Jamieson Reid,
$277; Edward Sharman. $205, lied re
commend that former bid he accept-
ed.—Adopted.
On motion of Councillors
and Naftel the application
Young for remission of taxes
ferred to Court of Revision.
The clerk then read the following
i motion by Councillor Martin, of which
is he had given 'notice: That sec. 29 of
IBylaw No. 8 of 1875 he rescuided rand.
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Pthe following substituted therefor :—
* That slaughter houses shall be allowed
be erected within the corporation
- tc s oviding they can he connect,
ith the town water ,and sewer aye-,
.s, to be subject to the directon of
e Council as to location and to be a
built to the satisfaction and comply'
with the regulations ot the local Boards
of Health.
Councillor Martin said in support. of
the motion that some such change was
advisable ; as far as slaughter houses
had been kept, heretofore there cer-
tainly was not that safety for the pub-
' lie that should be, and with proper reg-
-4,7 mations as the motioh proposed it
would he better both for the nutchers
. and the public.
' The mayor opposed that it was a set--
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44 tons gneation and would give no end
of trouble, for other places besides the
one n in question would want to be
up.
Councillor Knox supported the mo-
tion on sanitary grounds ; it was im-
possible to keep meat in proper state
under present conditions.
Dclleciter lou NOW:later Setasbi *t'r5,c
b'oyorsutsyrl ti.x;iart �rtlsitstrotr
acaa i.ettcr4e V4*leo a13C to Vie.
..11.1011-6105$ 1461( RY II Dry onOs
Ac8,4 getter *G1lie 4tit 1,?il
f .kb(i$t. Clegeut Fabrics tbst t1i5 old
world h 56Mw4d prances, Two price ewes• jttdt oponvit ilk Stook, which vontain tl►o'
west satiefeaug cojirtctign eve ha>te.pver imported: .
Black Blister Crens,
61a6k ranGIJDrom Skirt L611(105,
Poplins, flair Cords, Covers,.
Ladies' Cloths at prices per yard,
ooc, 75C, $1, $1.25, $I.5o and $2,
imam >1h41 .
Waggoner Extension Ladder,
and it, is file nest
adjgstedt *ud at tias teeth
*ISO leave a HU�
er hold t'or spple picking fall Ilts: It isligltt, sadly'
time strong, f?nly live left.. OIIl and eco than.
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Step -Ladders and Baskets,
Suitable for Apple Plokiog.
Cooper's Clout Nails
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The Leading 'House in the Miert for Pine Or&
Clothing and Men's Furnishing + 's
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o ° to eadquarters • Hale. tvo handle file
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. because it its the hest, tLiore are lets of Other $6041
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edge that lite Christy is old the top et the tostr.
oft can rely on it for its durability send tetaittilaq
rich appearance.
Don't bay • hat that took* old is at
two wino you can get *being from as strossonsioit
prices,
Are the proper thing to use in apple packing, and I have only a t. `NT
CARPET 5 pisses 88 inch extra heavy Union Carpet, sew kegs left.
SPECIAL ritt, gofi)
good colorings, original value 4Oc, at 16
pe yard, special
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ST, PETER'S CHURCH, GODbRICH,
The accompanying picture of the above-named church will be readily recognized by the people of Goderich.
The building, constructed of stone throughout, is the most substantial church edifice in Goderich, and its erec-
tion to replace the old frame building which had seen the storms and sunshine of half a century, is most credit-
able to Rev. Fr. West and his people, between whom the happiest relations exist. The beautiful stained glass
windows are real. works of art, equal to those seen in the largest city churches. The interior is abundantly
lighted with incandescent lamps, and the manner in which those on the arch over the altar illuminate the
chance 1 is exceedingly beautiful and impressive.
Rev. Fr. West,,to whose zeal and faithfulness the handsome church is a monument, has the personal es-
teem and Christian love of all denominations in Goaerich, none of whom begrudge him the succe<s which has
attended his untiring efforts.
The mayor still opposed allowing
such places where it would reduce the
value of property one half. But for
the petition before, there would have
been a slaughter house that would
have injured his property.
The motion was however carried.
The mayor here spoke of complaints
about the town water and said some-
thing must be done to improve it. He
favored Laking an expression of the
people as to the cost and extent of im-
provements at the tame ot taking the,
vote of glass works.
Holmes favored getting all informa•
• tion -and preparing a bylaw at time of
Municipal elections ; there was no use
taking a yote now.
Martin said the committee had no
power, to provide expense of making
froper enquiry ; he tavored extension
or 1000 or 2000 feet, but the Council
should provide funds tor making en•
quiry.
Cantelou said the committee and the
diver were only waiting settled weath-
• er to start at cleaning out the present
pipe.
Holmes, in order to check irregular
the
'w follows That
�� debate; moved as folk s .
question of improving our waterworks
system be referred to the Special Com•
mittee, and if they find that the eve -
tern should he unproved they recom-
mend some way to Council.
The Council then adjourned.
F, r
Miller's Worm Powders are the hest
laxati ve medicine for children ; as nice
• res sea lir,
Their Third
AnnivAnniversaryRev. Father McMenaniin prefaced
ersary his sermon with giving two retasons
THE CONGREGATION OF ST.
PETER'S. GODERICH, MARK
?H . HAPPY EVENT.
The third anniversary ot the dedica-
tion and opening of the new St.
Pet er's church was held Inst Sunday
according to announcement. From
the towers floated the British and the
Papal flags, and the interior was
festooned with red and v'hite bunting
along the sides of the auditorium, and
yellow and white 00 each side of the
chancel. The illumination of the altar
ivith colored electric lights, in addi-
tion to the usual candles, produced
a. very beautiful effect.
ltey. Father West, the untiring and
devoted pastor conducted the morning
set vices, consisting of early Mass at 8
o'clock and High Massat 10.30, deliver.
ing an appropriate address of instruc-
tion to his people at the latter service.
AT THE EVENING SERVICE
Rev. Father ,Wort, before introduc-
ing the preacher, expressed his pleas-
ure at seeing so large a gathering, not
alone of h,s own flock, but with so
many non-Catholics, and he assured
lite hearers that the latter would id
ways find a cordial welcome at St.
Peter's.
Always the 93EST al Hick's !
seatatelt snoese 41
WHAT AUGHT.—
PLfINT . FOODS 2
I have haaiRecl tHttit for yearel sad k
Have one triad now tt stock (Imppoort�ed
k from t3outh Metall i arch ib'botlf rag
Arid CHRAP.
fl one.vaand Box ?or 15G.
Have also got """"'I”"lir►
it SIMMERS' AMMONIATFE
it
Ole them Nott, Wei:stttte
why this opportunity was especially
pleasing to him; flrat, the privilege
of doing n favor for his old and es-
teemed friend, the rector. for whom he
held Wittily driven the fourteen miles
from West Wawanosh in the rain and
mud of the day; told second, he rejoic-
ed to it was no hear that thing
enew
for the members of other chnrches to
join with those of St. Peter's, an avid•
ence. to hint, of that true spirit of
Christian charity which he believed
had ialaveys characterized this good old
town of Goderich. For htrtself, he
wag always glad to 'meet Protestants.
In elaborating his subject, "The Two
Standards," he spoke of the material
and the spiritual nature of man—the
former was satisfied with this world,
but the latter God 'And created in his
own image. "Let us," said God the
Father, -Make man in our 'own Im-
age."
The two standards, or two camps,
were depicted as follows: -
That, of Lucifer in the oily of Baby-
lon, typical of eonfueii n, with his Ieg-
inns of fallen nngels, all animated by
hatred to man been .lie he bore the di-
vine stamp or int age; and that of
Christ, in Jer usalen , the city Of saints,
who was filled wit love towards roan
because of the di me image, The Ore
and smoke proceeding from the throne
of Lucifer, the preacher typified as
illustrating the agencies by which the
devil sought to injure and capture
man. We sometimes blamed our par-
ents and others for our sins and sought
to evade or excuse our personal respon-
sibility. This was wrong. let us all
learn the prayer of the poor publican,
"Goa be merciful to mi,, a sinner."
Among the agents or messengers of
Lucifer are teachers of false religions,
internperance, cursiug or blasphemy
and impurity of thought and speech.
In earnest and forcible language the
preacher warned his hearers against
the triple evils of intemperance, pro-
fanity and impurity. which, he said,
generally weft together.
The preacher linen described the
camp and standard of Christ, as paint-
ed in the Scriptures.. He went among
the people to do them good, and be is
ever thus employed on his errands of
love ann mercy. Be to here now.
You will find him with the poor. for
they feel most their need of him. The
rich ratan may trust in his wealth and
in his own success, hut Christ is with
the poor who call upon hint. But
when Christ, opened the gates of
heaven be did not close the gates of
hell. they are open now, and Lucifer's
legions are seeking to drag men into
them by the many tempt.al ions to sin
and rejection of God
Rev. Father McM^namin closed an
earnest and eloquent gospel sermon by
urging his hearers to love and serve
God, to choose the Kanner and camp
of Christ and fight manfully and loy-
ally under his leaden :hip.
The choir, with the assistance of
members of the Clinton choir, render-
ed the musical serVieea most Accept-
ably. Altogether, not withstanding the
very uncomfortable w-eather, which"no
doubt prevented ever, a much larger
attendance.. the third anniversary was
pleasingly successful.
for your Clothes -•••0010
' pnci don't rue the risk of losing your ;fight looking
for anything better than, yo can Ret frou Mar. .11 You
Are pot pal baster how yea dress leave your order ''Ost-h
auy of our competitors, but it yo* mph* g of
merit with the distinctive chareeteristie of 1it7le end
• Quality you will give lies trial and let ue orinYiirtoS yon
ttiat we ere in a position to please you ea reek* a
stood customer of you. Ptioes are fixed tkat 0.1:1 Mil
*'ford --whet you want for what you want to pay.The
lawn 1Jiere is not dear.. Every garment we sell is all
edvertioeiuent for ns and it is easy for you to make
youreelf aatn.gbject of envy.
See our splendid display of
• 6IOVt dRf T1II
FQ 't"lUS WFEa.
•••• • p. s.-8orr7 1 could not enp theAul u&*r dS *52*t+
Ike spec 1 No anderwesr bat Mve ertlt►ta0 mix. a wlliiwvs•
▪ another big day Windily, Nov. lth.
PR' .a The Tailor. it
THG EO! �M ''S HER.
Brophey & Son, ,HATS ! HATS! HATSi
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THE LEADING UNDIERTAKERS, 1µl
EMBALMERS AND FURNITURE DEMOS ,Wakefield & Barrington
,ane It Hats ---new Fall styles.
WE HAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
' 1 a�i1St � in
Motl6r� New t1ollS81U1U fur�►m�
- at prides that will meet the size of .all purses.
Bedroom Suite a $9 up. Sideboards from $7 up.
Rockers f 'our $1.75 up.
Dinin., Room Chairs, high bink, nate rat wood, f one $4 the half Zoltan. , epi
Our Goods are all go, td and Abe vices tight.
Free and easy expectoration immed-
iately relieves and trees the throat and
lungs from viscid phlegm, and a
medicine that promotes this is the best
medicine to use tor coughs. collie. in-
flamation of the lungs and all affec-
tions of the throaat and chest. This is
precisely what Sickle's Anti -Consump-
tive Syrup is a specific for. and wher-
ever used it has given unbounded sat-
isfaction. children like it beeause it
is pleasant, adults like it because it re-
lieves and cures the disease.
That tired feeling will disappear;
your appetite will improve; your diges•
tion will he perfect.. if you will take
Miller's Compound Iron Pills.
s. E. HICK CHEMIST. I
rg•Ci�S7hi7ttY�nxlt.
tErAtt'lle Mks !r.
Brussels bas laid down 80,044 feet of
granolithic walk this season, exclusive
of private walks. The contractors
wereain 10 cents per foot,wit ich
amounts to 88,004. This was a big
summer's wor k.
The Exeter Times gays: --On the oc-
casion of the fire Monday, Principal
Bovd, of the Exeter Public Scbonl, ex-
ernolitSed the importance of thorough
training in the tire drill. So well are
the pupil's practiced that from the
time he grave the alarm, every scholar
was nut of the school in 90 seconds.
Mr. Boyd ennsidvs this an tniportant
branch of teaching. and the fire on
Mouday afforded a practical lesson.
Throe Books of Poetry Worth Reading.
Songs of the Settlement and ether Poems by Thomas 0 Hagan, cloth 75o
Poems byE
dwio Markham cloth 1.00
with the Hoe and other P e
The Man r $
The Habitant and other French Canadian Poems by Wm. Henry
Drummond $1.00
TH1 ABOVE PRICES ARE STRICTLY CASH.
We have allq_b en
appointed Bole Agents for the L. E. Waterman
received rest from the manufacturers
black„brown � id neo rgtL at
$1.75, $2.00, $2.25, and $2.5o.
A. P. M°LEAN,
Fin Undertaking and Embalming my 'HATTER, FURNISHER, AND CLOTHIER.
c-onRRIo8-
we are leaders. The hest Goode, model at* ?paces, and courteous Attention
are, the principles .wo wont on.
J. BROPHEY & SON.
LEADING i `•JNDERTAKERSW
Weel, St., Godoriob.
THE PROPO.ED GLASS
W OK -CS.
Mr. Heaton
ReDUes to "Flint
GlasS."
if the hydra-headed gentleman who
writes so ably as " Pla'ce Glass" to the
Signal, and as "Flint Glass" to Tete
STAR had the courage to sign his own
name at the foot of his communica-
tions his letters would carry much meas
weight. I am sorry t on that he did not
call upon the Committee, Mr. James
Clark, Mr. Hays, myself, or others
who have gone into the question
pretty thoroughly. ;as he would have
been able to place the matter more in
telligently before t hes people, for these
are very few point.* raised in this last
contribution which have not already
been answered. Ton
feu the tenth 1 am
a little tired of writi ng letters. hut I tans
told that because he calls upon me to
answer difTerent points in his fetter
in fairness to the public I ought to
ie Iv.
Nobody can say the bylaw has been
rushed. the matter has been before the
people for four months and the voting
has been delayed to the latest poaaitile
date. Any further delay would throw
the whole thing over. Tho company
lute to he organized in Belgium in time
to apply for a special act of 1rcor•pora
tion In the Ontario Home. and the site
miss[ he preeur•ed and the duty arrang-
ed before the contract can be let for
building in the spring. It's a question
whether we have not delayed too long
lie it is. How clan we tisk the Govern-
ment to nave s definite promise about
dotif of bounty until we know that a
glass eon -many has been formed and we
want a here ? I stated at the last
public n eeting that 1 had seen a letter
Fountain.
Pen, without doubt the best Fountain Pen in the world. Price $2.50.
We aro also agents for "The lAnghlin Fountain Pen," nognestionabty the
the best Cheap Fountain Pen. Solid gold point. Price $1.25, The
larger sire $1.50.
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PORTER'S BOOK STORE
Telephone Mo: 100. Court Howe Square, °oderieh
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DETRO/T
A Wei 1 -Shaped Toot
DE: i RUES WELL-t3I1IAPED
FUO
We should . a'o show • 'n li aeednot
wear of that sort- .ttoonve that s/j stet style
interfere with con t(orl,aaor oomfor6 w
—and that we give &leanest of style, co . '
and durability for Itououa ney,
t8ee our io.
tSHppers fashand Bns oo tt.
Ali of nese st derbis(ga , pprtrfcot make end
[guaranteed to 111 and wear,
Wm. SharinanJr.
Corner of Square and East St.
? /S/NESS
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The Oldost, The Newest. The :.eadtng, Bustnerto Training institution of
Amentia .
Educates young ;den hod W,, nu for money making and naeful elttxonslup. Has
had ever 32.0l0 tudeut. In nttondnnee .Ince it .+w° e..tabllxhed In 1850 and furnlahed more
situations to groan:de- than n11 otter institutions eta the kind In Michigan combined. superior
modern method+: Large ,ors of experienced nen teerher., and occupies an elegnot bullolaN,
erected enpeclauyy aur ate' u•.o.
Handsome illnstrnted catuingue fico, ('erre aondcnce Invited.
WILLIAM F. JEWELL, Pres. PLATT R. SPENCER, `Ieo'Y•
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY BUIL'OINC, 11 19 Wilcox Ave„ DETROIT. MICH.
The Pickling Beason
Brings t) mind the fact that housekeepers require
es
and other necoiaaries. Ws have them at Glose Gut Prices.
This it headgnatera fir 1'R1'ITS, (iF,NERAL GROCERIES, ho.
Qourteous trea'ment ar,I prompt tree delme;y to all parts of the town.
rI'III,: CORN lilt CASH (;ItOCERQY. CI
Corner Montreal street and Square.
GOD ER10II
of the member for Chatham that the
Minister had been seen and w,ts favor
able to giving a reasonable duly for n
new industry. Who said Mr. Lenuoy
was wealthy P He distinctly told nie he
was not. The report upon him obtain-
ed through the hank can be seen by
anybody who cares to call at the town
clerk's office. I may say it is distinctly
favorable. It is not cunt mitry, nor di
my opinion quite proper. to publish
such reports In the public press. Per-
.noually, I do not see that the town's
positior, would he bettered mittcrinlly
if the sten did put up $5,I0) or $10.000
a9 "Flint Glass" suvgcst a. It. would
he dMielllt to find fifty wvnr kitten who
would he willing to do more t heart give
up goad positions, break up their
homes, sell their furniture in Belgium
to buy again (ut here, and pay o:ean
and railway fares for Iheni.elr,n and
their families out to nn ::::known
country.
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The raw material need in making
lass
is nand,nalt and lime sIony. There
is no que9t.ion about I he last 1 wo tieing
at. hand. The committee calculated
the rest of ntanofarltire upon the
basis that the nand would te' imported.
Mr. Lenpnv state 1 that in his opinion
possibly fifty per cent ,,t the (Ines)
glass an nd would hits,' In he imported,
tea at \, tilacehurg. i •inderslnrid 1hii1
this1 a n wit a n•
opinion eerie and Ila 1h n
th p n
alysia obttinrd by Mr. ICitkpatrl:k.
It might he advisable fur the conned to
obtain another analynin. The imports•
t,nn of the sand wont.' make very little
difference in the total taint of the mnnti
fact tired glens.
The risk of rnmpelltion will 1•e runt
by the imposition of a tint y. hot i hose
just r.ceived a letter from Mr. inoy
stating that they would [refer ,t
Mount y upon ghees expo, ted to the
Mitt .d Stw(ea. 1 am eorrespnnding
now with the Grand Trunk R.9tlway to
aminee for special freight rate.
The merit° of the whole et hero.' in
my opinion lie in the advant..tges of ro-
operation. A company formed alien
{ theae linen can meet Any competition
of capitalists in Canada. If a capl-
i
(AI came herr today will: n
hundred 1hononnd dollar*: end ask-
ed for it lie it of (Ill v 1 housaud,
I would etrcn:musly oppose the town
lending a cent. becaune he woolrl have
to pity union wages, which ria we have
seen are vet high, and the town
would have to look for the profits after
the wages ore pail. in this case the
1 ,wn is to be repaid by the workmen
out of their wages a very different pro•
posit ion.
I have HI con aiderahle personal aacri-
lir,• tiled to investigate this scheme
; and to place t he a-gurnents in favor of
it honestly and squally before the
people n9 well no i possibly ran. And 1
jhope that ,a hivorahle vote will be cast
upon the bylaw. It to a great chant•. to
'build up this town. it tutiat he remem•
I tiered chat this i9 only the first step.
There is the bounty question to be ar-
ranged and a special act has to he plass•
ed by the Ino-ni House. Cooperation is
something new in Canada. 1 don't
pretend to he an expert on the subject
sol 1 don't want. the town t, lose a
rent any more than anybody else. As
1 have gone sn fttr in the m'and o
dnuhl will hr htarn.d, hoiveverats,•
unjusnt
ly, if the thing did not tarn out a sec-
ceaa, I propose t.n submit the whole
thing to Professor Mayor, o' Toronto
l niver•9ity, who is ra recovnlzed anther
ity upon thear qneado•ns /111(1 if f hie re-
port, to 1lnfravnrable 1 ohnll oppose the
passing of the hill in the House. 1f It
19 fav,rn) 1' the doubters may
r'r•9t. 9a119fiet1
1 wi91, 11,31 1hi9•lrp:mold be taken
now. ('nfn,tum.trly that. is not possi-
ble, n9 it i9 neee999.rw• to submit. the
whole :,.cwti1viion ,,f the company, as
finally approved. in Belgium. and the
ion piny cann., hp or•gnnhrd until
,he bylaw is passers, Ypurn truly,
iSnNAaT H RATON.
40.
.lobe 11111, one of thenldeet and most.
highly re.pertr,l reaulenta of Grey. has
.old his farm on the loth eoneesarnn,
Mr Armstrong. of Wawanngh, fon
57.511, rhe farm rontains 1011 amen,
and in a (Inc place.
JV1l�JVR,O.�s
S ecislrtiee • fr' Y and Staple Dry Goods, White Nainsook, Swiss
and India Malt t1p n�qq Swiss Spots and Lappet Muslin., Full range of
,white and nolo #,2brGideriae, white and colored Ducks. One Scotch
.r. ergo ranee a, Piques, ctiepilplod and velllnbrocaded cars* uuMn� TT AHand ver, Wh to Lawns,
end;Pe os ofd • 1,111 o e� Aline Cashmere Hosiery. Small wares as
,and;Psrsaolt. sada a t*, N ,(tf�i
Casual, full lines.
('>•,NSP,EC`,1'ION KFN{L .Y SOLICITED.
A. 'M U N RO. Draper.
. —While bmgy,ing ,a Hauge why not get the BEST—
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�,I DONOMwl('e1�L,aad PERFECT BAKERS.
They are HANDSO11
'�, t')d SQ, gnIr tl{'leaters•
See our Radiant Hoi. i•$, t@e W.i , �v,sSy .Sit. we.
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A leak iu an)thing is ba. '
the
a water lip° it's a serum.
ter. Send for us to wino
little leak. llave us do you,
Plumbrog and you will be ia•
snred against leaks. We do
Stearn, Acetylene Gas and Water
Fitiing anywhere.
CATTLE BROS.,
West Side of Square, (iODERICH,
m let again. Newgoods received
Stook nearly eo e
1 P g daily,
A ka. of Fine Rath and Carriage Sponges just to hand.
'The newest and latest Perfume,.
Patent Medicines, florae and Cattle Spines, and Condition Powders.
Rubber Goods, Syringes, Atomizers, Hot Water and Ice Bags, etc., ete.
F. JORDAN,
Corner Colborne St. and Square
We have for Sale Cheap,
1 Shingle trai11.
r 15 horse rower Threshing Engine,
in good •order.
3 Horse Powers.
fns.
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