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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1130,0.
The Toro . Couneil.
At the regular weettug last Friday
evening all the member's were present
except Councillor Naftel, and Street
Inspector Reid stgain acted aa clock.
oFEL01iR'e REPORTS.
The Treasure a statement for Oc-
tober was rear follows :
Balance from September.. • $ 275 83
ttEeE rrs-
Resident taxes
•
$;,.i91 38
Dion resident taxes.. 204 35
Electric light rates.. 412 13
Water rates. 227 80
Maitland -Cemetery62 00
A'c. interest on De-
bentures 838 36
Debentures sold- . 25006 00
Bills -payable, re-
newals 40091 00
00
Market,
Bonuses on Deben-
tures 1301 00
Int. on Mortgages154 00
T URSEVIENTB---
Sal ' es 189 55
Pi•in qd advt'ir61 85
Insur noes' , 75 00
Fire depart ent2 15
Maitland Cs eters24 04
Public Work 282 805
Charity
Special grant. Band. 75 00
Granolithic Welke.. 205 13
Bills payable 24000 00
Bank interest - 70 71
W aterworksUitp. ac. 265 14
Waterworks rnaint151 2i'
Electric Light •• 98 20
Elec. light, Capital220 00
Public School 509 93
O. C. and O. Exp385
Debenture bonus Ex. 28 00
Separate School100 00
Miscellaneoue,. 17 52
Deposited to Special
acct., interest 154 00
32001 02
52873 85
28532 73
to ase to apple pecking,
and 1 hero only if few
The ading Hulse in the West . t
.
Clothing and en's i'urnishII1
Co to Headquarters
for your Clothes
ae.*e.e._e.4
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Fine O.
OMs.
You are 'butte -bar 'ata $u bltyteg l'ou't ... `_
And don"t ton the risk of losing yov.r sight looking
for auythiug better Rao you eats.getfolia lira. It I"
ed'a vat per►aenlar flow you dreei Iwo your ocd1r with
war of qtr competitor., but it you results fronds of
Merit with the dieth title ebltrtldtertetie 0f SSA IVA
Quality you will dive ea. a trie1 aatd let tui eoeeyinos yeel ..
that its ere lo a potitio>a to plea.o yes and meati a
Rood custoluer of you. Prices are fixed that ill tea:
Afford—elbati you went for what yon want to pay. The
heat here is not deer. Every garment we sell is an
advertisement for us and it is easy for you to make
yourself au object of envy.
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FORMS IS
kw*. Y have a vier, new stook, veli &seorted sea it fiery
'lose priests. 1 ally here to eaaoe.d. Lia order to do tinct I,
**ilia* I Most keep ilio latest and best Qoods snit belt .'+ileo
paetomsr right day goods purobased front tree. AO d t't
tarn pant wtiatsetory, 1 will refund caoatty or Mak*.1* vii ti'ht
aoelThhiis week 1 woe1d line to toll your. attention to +vett
W. ACHESON & SON
boot'. 1 coat, 1 hat, and half a dozen 1 Miller's Compound Iron Pills restore
mitts and creepers, also that a Yale the color to pale cheeks'and bloodless
leek he put on the engine room and the lips.
firemen supplied with keve, and that
new sills be put on the front door of
the engine room. rhe report was
adopted.
Councillor Humber offered a notice
of motion to amend bylaw No. 0 of
1898, so that the town shall pay 40 per
cent. of granolithic walks and the
property owners 00 percent.
Councillor Holmes called attention
to the wholesale poisouiog of dogs in
town, and urged that an analysis be
made, to a . main whether it was real•
ly poison ?(t was the cause. This
view was supported by Councillors
Humber and Knox, and then Council-
lor Holmes offered a motion empower-
ing the mayor to have an analysis
made by some competent person. The
motion was adopted.
The passage of the bylaw confirming
the purchase of Wm. Campbell's lot
790, as a gravel lot, owing to its having
been damaged by removal of gravel by
town therefrom, was a ant deferred
Balance $8341 12
A tong topport from Mr. Thomas
Weatherald, U. E., gave the result of
his measurements and observations
over the ground tributary to the water
course in dispute with Goderich town
ship. The whole matter was referred
W Special committee with the inten-
tion of having a joint conference with
the council of Goderich township.
• A long written opinion from the
trwn Solicitor, on the matter of Dr.
M. Nicholson's claim against the town,
was read. The substance of it was
that the town was not liable, but that
the person who placed the coal on the
sidewalk was. The opinion was re-
ferred to Special comu.ittee.
_Obert Clark asked pet mission to
move a portion of Mrs. Hawley's
building at the harbor, and place it
alongside Mueney's ice house on the
street near the south pier. Referred
to Pnolic Works committee to investi-
gate and report.
A letter from the Goderich Tennis
Club asked the use of the Town Hall
on Friday evening, 10th inst., to hold a
social. His Worship said Mr. Darrow
had told hiro they wanted the -hall for
a dance, and he reminded the Council
that a resolution was now on the
books forbidding the use of the hall
Por dancing patties; but, he ridded,
some of you know whether there is
any difference between a social and a
dance. Some chaffing was indulged in
over this point, and then on motion of
,Holmes and Martin the request of the
Tennis Club was granted.
A letter from John S. Platt asked
to have the water rate included iti the
rental of $24 a year charged him by
the town for the use of the old drill
shed. Referred to Water and Light
committee.
THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS
SS••
ALEX. MSD. ALLAN. PRIUHAM, The Tailor. 1
Colborne.
Council met in the township hall on
October 80, all the members present.
The minutes of last meeting were. read
and signed. The following accoante
were ordered to be paid, viz : Ww.
Ask•vith. road work, $10; Signal.prmt-
ing, $3.64; STAB, printing. '13.70; Wm.
Straughan, graveling read, 25c; John
Sande, graveling road $27.12: Robert
McMillian. road worst, $3:75; Jacob
Muzier, road work on 12 con., $20;
Hamilton McMannns, posting road,
12th coo., $43.10; Thomas Doherty. re-
pairing culvett on A. B, $2; John
Barker, grading 8th con., $10.60; James
Kennedy. burying sheep, 50e; Edward
Jenkins, inspecting. $1.25; Charles
Long, inspecting, $1.50; Alex. McLeod,
file culvert, $3.85: Alex. McLeod, re-
pairing old cemetery fence, 81.25; Jas.
Linklater, tile for Leebur•n church, $5;
Mr. Knight, rebuilding culvert, $1; on
gg motion of Richard Jewell and Capt.
to allow the chairman of Public Wot ks Yonng, Rohett Kerr was paid $1.50
committee to inspect the lot and re -1 for snowing Maitland bridge; Mr.
port thereon. and the Council then ed- Milligan, gravel, $8.70. The council
journed. I then adjourned to meet as per statute.
IT IS FOR YOU TO SAY.
You ate the interested one, and it is
for you to say where you will have
your physician's prescriptions filled.
We make a special claim for this busi-
ness which must command roar at-
tention. Correct and scientific dis-
pensing is the is ek on which we build
our trade.
Kindly give ns a -call when yon are
in need of popular
Toilet Preparations,
Prices always satisfactory.
If you are weak, nervous. rheumatic
or dyspeptic. use Paine's Celery Com-
pound. Like thousands of others, we
strongly recommend it as the best
medicine.
JAMES WILSON, Druggist.
Goderich, Ont.
New Postofflce Rules.
The following are among the new
rules hung up in the postoftice at Cul-
bertson, Neb.: They are not inapplic-
able to points nearer home:
Call for your mail about Len times a
day; mail is received twice.
it you do not get a letter he sure and
tell the postmaster to write you one.
Always get your head and body clear
into the delivery window when asking
fool questions.
If you are in a hurry to get your
mail before it is distributed let the
mail clerk know and he will go through
the mail and hunt yours out for you.
When you huv a stamp let the post-
master wait about half an hour for his
pay while you write and address your
letter. 'then be careful to forget to
pay.
Kick a hole in the floor if you want
something at the general delivery
window while the postmaster is writ-
ing a money order at the other window.
He will leave his first customer and
rush to see what you want -nit.
Anyhow, whatever else you do he
sure to get around just as the mail has
closed to mail a letter "that must go."
were referred to Finance committee :
W. A. Johnson Electric Co., one 300
light transformer, $108; J. S. Platt.
wood for charity and Town Hall from
uly, '98 to Jan. 80, 41� $45;; STHE AR,o
Porter, stationery, $.
printing and adyt., $83.87; Bar•t`t&
Riddell, stationery. $5.45; Signal, p
ing and advt., $67.12; R. W. McKenzie,
hardware. $13.78; D. K. Strachan, re-
pairs and work. $99.55: Steven's Mfg.
Co.; $15.60; W. A. McClymoot, repairs,
$7.05; Lee & Shephard, electric tight
supplies ntile39.40; N. D.
, Wm. e,
googogy l', hardware, $14.
coal, $075.20.
REPORTS OF COMMrrrEES.
The Water and Light committee re-
ported having received five tenders for
belting, and recommended the accept-
$gance h�oif that of Sadler & Howarth. at
28.inch. foot rept t inch adopted. for
The Public Works committee recom-
mended
ecom-
e�blThat contracts
be ltor graveling thequarHam-
ilton and West streets. the committee
to have power therefor, (2) that a drain
be path] on Heaps street, from Mr.
Grierson's property to the main drain
on Raglan street. (3) The committee
bad Instructed the collector to get set-
tlements with Mr. Gundry, Mr. Hain
link. Mr. Colborne, Mr. Btssett and
11th Platt, for rents past due on town
properties rented by them. The report
Was udop(.d.
To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bronio Quinine Tab-
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. 25c. E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box,
F. W. MCDONAGR, Clerk.
Starlike Harass Quin the belt
preservative or nett leather
and the best renovator of old
ens and Ip trotect w Used black*
Eureka
Farness Oil
ea YeardJouecca diageytop,,sar dthey
Will cot only look lienar but wear
Wawa eoleeve hetelaeatns-aU
Wee (Win halt pude to aye gallon&,
Yat• 1r lt?UULelLee.,
J. Brophey &Son,
+-GLOVES-4
Don't go &twead another week with year bands in your
poskete. bat tomeaad see whet we hove and Ret our vicar,
Qat UNDERWEAR i& *oinit tape. You ought to
IMPS SOON of II.
• if you want w RAT• we carry the Christy. 11 le the
beet, no doubt about that
f$ATlrl AIQSR• to head this week, call and we thea
W. C. PRI DI1Atl'•t,
THE PEOPLE'S MENS' FURNISHER.
.04ikiiegiONS4i(
HATS 1',HATS I • HATS
THE LEADING UNDERTAKERS, -
EMBALMERS AND FURNITURE DEALERS. S Wakefield Sc Barrington
WHAT WOULD YOU GIVE
To be cured of catarrh ? If you or
your friends have this disease, you
know how disagreeable it is. Its
symptoms are inflamed eyes, throb-
bing temples, ringing noise° in
the ears. headaches caprtctous
appetite, and constant discharge of
MUCOUS. Fortunately its cure is not
it question of what you will give. but
what you will take. If you will take
Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great consti-
tutional remedy, which thoroughly
burifies, enriches and vitalizes the
lood, you may expect to he complete-
ly and Permanently cured. The good
hlood which Hood's Sarsaparilla
makes, reaching the delicate passages
of the mucous membrane, sooths and
rehuilde the tissues and ultimately
cures all symptoms of catarrh.
Godercin Township. •
Goon YIELDS. - Charles Cook, a
careful farrier residing on the Bayfield
Road, bad no less than fourteen barrels
of select packed apples from one Bald-
win tree. The tree was a pretty large
one, 3 feet 8 inches by 50 feet. and
when the culls and fallen fruit are con-
sidered, the yield would he hard to
heat. Mr. Cook had three acres of
mrigolds, which yielded seventy-three
30 -bushel loads. Who can beat this
record ?
Miller's Worm Powders are a won-
derful medicine fur ailments of child-
ren.
The Finance committee recommend-
ed payment of the following accounts :
• Thee. $3 the Signal, $8.30, and
Uttttet Pereha Co., $3.74. They report,
n ed nt;.referencer to the Elevator Co.'s
(ICcottnt. there has been nothing pard
bo far. and they have instructed the
Clerk to write the manager of the Co.
d re-
gqnesf;tgttghhis t mediate attention f
tine -platter.
The Mayor, by way of explanation.
' 'bald he hint sIoken to Mr. Garrow re-
•,trilingl.he'ele -+titer acc0un and that
terifiepirtil had told him the whole
distil(' srauld be closed UP hree
ikeeker I ttie etotoriiy ho was in q.
Bilin~ pt4itiO11. act'{ng !ter the
•Wirt! Anti the' Blevtllt�oal for
r Co . and was
ttefiitt'todis of the bonds; money
rather heed' '"down rerencly, but
thejS bad dirt expeetaatfnn of disposing
:, eo f •bood* satisfactorily in a cnnple
Of *reek% and another' Week would per -
tut thC
e-uttbe nisttet to he cloyed np. The
fief ort. wit* MOO&
TThe i iri eoititittttee reported, recnm-
NNtdiditiljttit44'pirehtten df5pairs rubber
Morris.
W. Dohei ty, of Clinton, has Nought
what is known as the Broadfort farm,
on the 5th con. of Tuckersnlith, H. IL
S., for somewhere about $5,000. The
farm contains 90 acres, and was bought
for the timber that is on it,
Useful at all Tinies.-In winter or In
stormier Parrnelee's Vegetable Pills
will cope with and overcome any irreg-
ularities of the digestive tit glans which
change of diet, change ot residence or
variation of temperature may bring
about. They should be always kept
at hand, and once theit beneficial
action becomes known, no one will he
without them. There is nothing nark
seating in their structure, and the most
delicate can use them confidently.
WESTWARD BOUND.- Simon For-
syth, 6th line, was so much taken with
the appearance of things in the West
that he has taken np and bought 1.000
,teres in the Riding Mountain section,
Assinahola, and will move there next
spring. Unless he sells his farm bete
one of the sons will stay and take
charge of it. Jno. McCutcheon, of the
6th, has also invested in farms in the
same locality and will try farming
there next year. The land is saki to
be good. within easy reach of railway.
coal, etc..and is rapidly settling up
with a good class of people. It is in
this locality that the Hyslop families
from Grey township reside. They
have done well. Jas. Petah talks of
moving towards the setting sun. H
all these folks get away they should
call their settlement Morrievillr.
Thos.'Mason has turned over to D.
A. Forrester, near Clinton, some one
hundred bead ot two year old steers,
all stockers. Some of them will weigh
twelve and thirteen hundred pounds.
• Ate''"., .41,2c+ . . 1.- m,1 '::s; -".•••:.9 ". •
Till Tibout soaps 1 LI
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4, Pure Imported White Castile.
Pure Imported Mottled Castile.
P- lenty of both in stock and selling 41
freely every day -by the pound.
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In Medicated Soaps for skin affections
,t we have
04 C- DRA•Deawn, CUTICURA, BAKER'S 4
II DANDRUFF, PACKER'. TAR, ENGLISH
CARBOLIC, SULPHUR, WOODBURY'S 4K
11 F- ACIAL, WITCH tfALSa,WEKTE ROSE, �1
CUCUMBER, BURTON'S TAR and GLv-
, ccaINa, etc., etc.
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S. E. HICK, CHEMIST,
CENTRAL DRUG STORE, !;
COHIrtIOS•
V?! RpHONE No,S790.I
•i .p- Always the BEST at Hick's.
Millt'r's Worm Powders cure tits in
children.
04ildEgilEifiefeifeas
Some weather prophets, who have
made a close ,study of the seasons in
times Met, predict an onen fall, owing
to the prevalence of dandelions and
the croaking of the frogs at this sea-
son of the year.
Excellence in Leaf,
Care in Manufacture,
Are the cause or the
growing popularity of
Mother Graves' Worm Exterminatur
does not require the help of any pnr-
gative medicine to complete the cure.
Give it a trial and be convinced.
During the past year C. J Wallis. of
Clinton, has paid to farmers about
$100,000 for live hogs.
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A dose of Miller's Worm Powders
occasionally will keep the children
healt hy.
Those who %von prize money at the
Clinton Fall Show will receive only
seventy per cent of their winnings,
and this was to have been paid last
Monday.
"Adversity flattereth no man," hut
the pains of dyspepsia turn his atten-
tion to Hood's Sarsaparilla and in its
use he finds a cure.
i was pale and weakly for years, Mil-
ler's Compound iron PHIS brought 1
about a change.
a85ssssssss
Ask fo see.•
Tho "CANADIAN' Brand
Wool Carpet -examine each
c>y s strand of yarn for yonrself-
nothing but pore Fleece Wool
guaranteed. Beware of Imi-
tations.
Boo that our trade mark "The
Sheep" la on the ticket on each
roll, with sample of yarn at-
tanhcd-noneporfoot without It
Royal Carpet Co.
J. H. PEDDER.
Soiling Agent at Ooderlch.
Tuckett's
Black Chewing
Tobacco.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound.
,c
suceeestellySafe, used month. M over
10At1e,Ldtes.Bate,eIIirotilal. Ladles ask
your druggist tor Cee&•s Celle. Rssl Cs*
��/ Takenooiiliher,asalnRMixt No iisanti
i
Imitation. are dangerous H
box; Na a, 10 degrees
pstronger,t8 per bore o.
st�ampsss Thi !think -O.t mpsay and Ont.
responsible Druggisand ts in ovoirecommended
mendedln all
No. 1 and No. 2 sold in Goderich , JAffiRs
W ILENIN. druegt"
WE RAVE A VERY LARGE STOCK OF �• Fine Felt !f ats---new Fall styles.
MoUern Nu flous6hoLsJ FIIPIIIi►AP6
at prices that will meet the size of all purses.
Bedroom Suites $9 op. Sideboards from $7 up.
Rockers from $1.75 up.
Dining Room Chairs, high back, natural wood, from $4 the half dozen, up.
Our Goode aro all good and the prime tight.
In Undertaking and Embalming
we are leaders. The hest Goods, moderate prices, and courteous attention
are the principles we work on.
J• BROPHEY & SON.
LEADING UNDERTAKERS.
West St., -Galeria.
"EXPERIENCE 1S THE BEST
TEACHER."
We nnist be willing to learn from
the experience ot other people. Every
testimonial in favor of Hood's Sarsa-
parilla is the voice of experience to
vou, and it is your duty, 0 your blood
is impure and your health failing, to
take this medicine. You have every
reason to expect that it will do for you
what it has done for others. It is the
best medicine motley can buy.
Hood's Pills are non -irritating, mild,
effective.
John Gentles, the Kincardine horse
king, within the last four weeks has
chapped seven carloads of horses.
These were all heavy lumber horses
and were shipped to Michpicoten and
the Soo. They cost hint from $75 to
$124 each. Mr. Gent! is says horses
are scarce, and that the price will
likely wo up. He thinks that people
are making a mistake in not raising
heavier horses.
Three Books of Poetry Worth Reading.
A Well -Shaped Foot
DESERVES WELL -SHAPED
FOOT W EA R.
We should like to show you some foot-
wear of that sort -to prove that style seed mot
interfere with comfort, nor comfort with style
-and that we give the moat of style, comfort,
Land durability for your money.
Sea our fashionable
Slippers and Boots.
All of newest design, perfect make and
guaranteed to tit and wear.
Wm. Sharfflan;Jr.
Corner of Square and East St.
The Pickling Season
' Brings to mini the fact that housekeepers require
nod other necessaries. Wd have them at Gloss Gut Prices -
This is headquarters for FRUITS, GENERAL GROCERIES, Lao.
Courteous treatment au3 prompt free delivery to all parte of the town.
Miller's Compound Iron Pil Is, only
25 cents for 50 doses.
Snippet's of apples W the British
market are losing heativy this year.
Last week Wm. Ryan, of Dublin, re-
ceived returns for 140 barrele, sent to
Liverpool, and the receipts very little
more than cover the cost of the
empty barrels. Other shippers have
also been heavy losers, the Caine. being
the high prices paid for the fruit, and
the immense quantity shipped, which
completely glutted the European mar-
Tket. One ot the largest buyers in
Huron a couple of weeks ago lost.
55,000. which indicates that farmers
are this year sure winners.
Songs of the Settlement and other Poems by Thomas 0 Hagan, cloth 75o
The Mao with the Hoe and other Poems by Edwin Markham, cloth $1.00
Tho Habitant and other French Canadian Poems by Wm. Henry
Diummond $1.00
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE STRICTLY CASH.
Just received direct from the manufacturers in
black, brown ani neutral, at
$11.75, $2.00, $2.25, and $2.50.
•
A. P. M°LEAN,
MY HATTER, FURNISHER, AND CLOTHIER.
THE
CORNER CASH GROCERY.
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w7rJ01:1" CDC).
Corner Montreal street and Square.
GODERICH
St6If1L RI6S
Holloway's Corn Cure is the med-
icine to remove all k(pds of corns and
warts. and only cosi' he small sunt of
twenty-five cents.
At a rneeting of the Clinton Odd -
fellows. a grant of $25 was made to-
wards founding an OddfellowA Homo
at some central polos in the Province.
ft was also decided to raise $50 for the
same purpose among the individual
members of the lodge.
Millet's Otto Powders Cure.
The niuch-talk d -of Ayr electric
road, according to the Ayr Newts, will
soon be commenced. The cost, In
eludingequipment,
$2.0000, which amount it Is statedsome $100,000 will Ise contributed hy
municipalities through which the line
will pas.. The proposed route is from
Port Dover, through Simcoe, Writer-
ford,
aterford, Brantford, Paris, Ayr, Roseville,
Blair and Berlin. it will at Galt
make conmxtion with the electric
road running from that place to
He.peler.
Biliousness rtnrden* Life. --The hit
ions man is never a companionable
man because his ailment renders hint
morose and gloomy. The compbuntis
not so dangerous as it, is disagreeable.
Yet no one need gruffer from it who can
procure
regulating te
theliverVegetablePills.
and obviating
the effects of bile In the stent Leh they
restore men to cheerfulness and full
'rigor of action,
'We have also been appointed Sole Agents for that L. E. Waterman Fountain
Pen, without doubt the best Fountain Pen in the world. Price $2.50.
We are also agents for "The Langhlin Fountain Pen," nngnestionably the
the best Cheap Fountain ren. Solid gold point. Price $1/15. The
larger sire $1.50.
PORTER'S( BOOK -STORE,
TelephOttl 1ta100. Court Heves Square, (iodettlab
Gra DI3RIOFl..
FIJLL
LINES OF SEASONABLE
Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS!
Notably, Navy and Blaok ail -wool Serge., Broad Cloths, Crspoue. and Black
Double Warp Lnsares-from 1 Se to 45c•
Full lines ot Hosiery and Gloves. A large stook ot iat"f1S; the bot
that ready money eon buy.
FOR TW() WEEKS ONLY.
Mrs. Pott's Sad irons 75c each
" Iron Handles ;6c each
Cinder Sifters with Handle. 15c each
011 Cloth Binding 26c set
Electro Silicon, Sliver Polish 16c pkge
Family Meat Choppers $1.16 each
Weather Strip ... Sc foot
Odorless Stovepipe Enamel 10c each
Sunlight Stove POi(211. 8c each
Soft 011 Soap 20c box
ALSO A LAROE ASSORTMENT OF
Will not be undersold in any of the above goods -quality being equal.
Bar Will bo pleased to show Goode whether you purchase or not.
A. M U N RO. Draper.
—While buying a Range why not get the BEST—
,N,H HIPPY T,HOUCJiT
Table Cutlery, Carvers, &c.
+'Ask for Cash Register Check with every purchase.
N. G. ROUGVIE
GODRICS
R--
SOUVENIR
They are HANDSOME, ECONOMICAL and PERFECT BAKERS.
See our Radiant Home and Souvenir Heaters.
• . . A Guarantee with every' Stove.
LEE & SHEPHARD.
A Bad Leak.
A leak in anything is bad, but in
a water pipe it's a serious mat-
ter. Send for us to mend the
little leak. Have us do your
Plumbing and you will be in-
sured against Teaks. We do
Steam, Acetylene (las and Water
Fitting anywhere.
CATTLE BROS.,
rilr West Side of Square, OODERICH.
rhe Oldest, The Newest, The Leading. Business Training Institution of
America.
relnraten young Men And Women for money making and room! altir-enahlp. Has
had over ae.oes ,indent. In attendance since It won e,.tnbllrhed in 1810 end furnished mete
situation. to grndnnt . than all other Inatltntlon, of the kind In Michigan oomllned. Superior
modern methods ; large corpe of experienced men tenrher•., end ,.crnplee no a 'gent bo dfeg.
erected espnatallyy for to iso.
Handsome Illeatraid catnlogae fres Cores.pende"oo Ineltcvi.
WILLIAM F. JEWELL, Pies. PLATT R. SPENCER, tfee7►.
BUSINESS UNIVERSITY BUILOINC, 11 iii Wileox nye., BETRBIT, MIgN•
Shrewd Merchants value Circulation, and that's
the rear )n they talk to the masses through THE
STAB..
Stock nearly complete again. New goods received daily.
A lot of Fine Bath and Carriage Sponges just• to band.
The newest and latest Perfumes.
Patent Medicines, Horse and Cattle Spices, and Condition Powders.
Robber Goods, Syringes, Atomizers, Hot Water and Ino Bags, oto,, eto.
F. JORDAN,
Corner Colborne St, and Squ re
We have for Sale Cheap,
ii Shingle riill.
1 15 horse power Threshing Engine,
in good order.
3 Horse Powers.
CALL AND BEE THEM, THEY ARE BARGAINS
Tho Nnudhrsou BIGiGIk Co., LINK 6gCieri(h