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New Departure
3b 11xvc &tied up a Stadia in the
;rooms over our Mum Store And made
Arrangements with the following popular
tceeltcrs to meet that pupils and give
inetr'aa=tlen In Copneelioa wilts par Mttsic
b eiuese, eolautpncing with thy new
"'ger s
F. G. SIMPSON, Organist and Choir
Master North St. it0ethedist Church.
• PIANO, ORGAN AND HARMONY.
MADAME ware, -Voica CULTURE.
MISS LAURA ACHESON-VLOL1N.
M1SB E. 0. FISHER-Gtnrax, Ewca-
TION AND PUYNICAL CULTURE.
Por Lerma and further information
apply at
EM-ERSON'S
Bicycle and Music House
4 W M='r $T
Bice sarSt+7ltSl>Iv'„tylrtd�'a�ll Qr..!• 'o
�, that lite-atecoujlE of F. By Tiultu(:(1 ,'Ito
9t left in the bard* of. the AVatrr- Wad
%nght ci)Iltnlittee, and that .la the
i'
Meantime Mr. Jiolutee he uent..,a 1el-
xer as recontmezlded b N.P.Gttrrew
Nt ((�7) r C cume6ding acceptance of ten-
lder of f£ A.'Tulford, 001.15, for Ohm -
it ling a new door iu,ihe fete:Ming, 1,1,01W,,
le (Join. I3gletgs took Meeeetiuu toltaethat
al' eI&useiii tier@port whieb referred .to
the dispute over F. B. Holmes' con.
1ract,andsaid he deemed to place brut-
eelf on record. lie contended that the
coatlnitttee wee dealing urifeirly with
hie brother, who wee perhePs.rigltt to
his contention as to lho requitetncnts
of the contract, for the delivery of the
coal in queet3on;, at any rate the com-
mittee wore now going to rush into a
law suit that might prove a costly
matter to the town.
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Couu. Cantelon replied very warmly.
saying he was surprised at Colin.
g, Holmes desiring to have this matter
tfurther made pathic. E. B. natures
Ahad agreed to deliver the foal far the
shed. or whet a directed by the comm it -
tee, and then had refused to abide by
hie contract, but instead dumped the
I. coal on the street, and then wanted 6
41 cents a ton to put it in the shed.
Coun. Uottnee replied that while the
�1Sa1, tender might have read that way. the
contract read ••at or near the shed.""
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 1900.
The Town Council.
A Cold Night, but a Lively Braeze
over a Coal Question.
The regular tnonthly meeting was
held last Friday evening, all the mem-
bers present. The councillors out with
overcoats on, and the dozen spectators
kept close to the stove, and altogether
the old Karn called the council cham-
ber was most uncomfortable.
The Treasurer's statement for Jan-
- uary was read as follows.
Baience from Dec $7463.49.
RECEIPTS -
W ater rates 303 40
Electric fight rates251 33
Maitland Cemetery110 50
Elevator notes, re-
newal 45000 00
Sinking fund 8180 59
48845 88
Total $50309 37
DISBURSEMENTS -
Salaries $249 55
Election fleet 37.00
Printing and advt'g, 4 20
Puhlic Works 73 21
Charity 25 38
Debenture Interest
12500
Bills payable 4000 00
Water workseep. ac111 74
Waterworks maim273 09
Electric Light •' 71 65
School. account. 420 31
Elea, light, Cap. ac. 86 82
el. C. and 0. Exp12 42
Dep. Sink. Fund 3180 59
Elevator interest573 30
notes 43000 00
$54244 79
Balance $2014 58
The auditors' report was read as fol-
lows : We the undersigned have ex-
amined the hooks and accounts of the
Town Treasurer, competing them
with the vouchers produced, and find
therm correct. showing a balance of
37403.49 in cash to be carried to 1900 -
in the Bank of Montreal, $7300.70, in
office. $(I0.73, We have audited the
accounts of the Treasurer of the Col-
legiate Institute and find them correct,
with a cash balance of $1493.31 at close
of 1899. The bonds and sureties of
the treasurer we tied the sante as they
were last year. The sinking feuds
emontit to $23,312.44, being $10,773.14
in mortgages and bonds and $12539.30
in the Huron and Bruce Savings Bank.
We submit herewith :
1. A summary of Public school ex-
penditures in duplicate.
2. A detailed statement of receipts
and expenditures.
3. A summary of receipts and ex•
penditures, and
4, A statement, of assets and liabil-
ities, and hive sent the requisite
copies of statements to the Hareem of
Industries at Toronto.
The cash on hand Jan. 31, 1900 (time
of audit) was $2061.58 -In the Bank of
Montreal $1841. and in treasurer's of-
fice $2.23.58.
11. W. BALL Auditors.
W. R. ROaaltTBON
0011. AND PETITIONS.
A circular from Lieut. Governor
Mowat on behalf of the Canadian
Patriotic Fend, asking v contribution
towards that fund. Referred to Spec•
lel committee.
From Railway committee of Privy
Council, approving of G. T. R. Co's re-
quest to lay tracks and sidings along
t he dock. Referred to Public Works
com nrittee.
From John George, reeve of Port.
Elgin, proposing a ineetine of repreee
sentatives from lake shore towns at
Kincardine to secure proper steamboat
facilities along this shore to the Sault.
Jeeferred to Special committee.
From United Electric Co., agreeing
to notify Council when they were
ready to have dynamo tested. Re -
[erred to Water and Li ht committee -
From Go edie & Motlullough Co.. en-
closing credit note tor $50 in connec-
tion with purchase of engine.
From Horace Horton, manager of
H. & B. Loan Society, reporting that
$12539.30 sinking funds was at town's
credit in that bank.
From Dr. Gnllow, acknowledging
the notice of his appointment to the
Board of Health.
ACCOUNTS.
The followingg.were referred to Fin-
ance committee : D. K. Strachan.
3.85 ; W. Garret, teaming, $3.43 ;
,,Jm
Johnson Elect. Co. 97c ; Signal, print-
ing and advtg. $15.50. Queen City Oil
00.. $27.19 ; M. Nicholson, $7 55 ; N. &
A. Dy went, lumber, $19 ; Wm. Lee,
amid, $208.3,5.
n21,o$TS OP COM.
The Water and Light committee re-
ported (1} that they bad instructed the
clerk to notify the United Elect.ric Co.
to have the test of dynamo made ; and
(2) to write the Goldie & McCullough
Co. re the credit of $50 ; (3) the Loaner
matter was laid over, las the commit-
tee 1s not in a position to consider It
now ; (4) the clerk had been instructed
to write the Wm. Sutton Compound
(ed•. refusing the barrel of compound,
and regeeat.)ng them to have it re
moved 1 (6) recommending the paring
of additional Ineurance on power
house, and that committee he em-
powered to do so 1(0) recommending
The mater was argued in this way
for some time, and then a vote was
taken on the adoption of the report.
Coun. Hulloes voted nay ; Murney ask-
ed to be excused front voting, as he
was nota member of the Council when
the matter arose. and knew nothing of
its merits. Oman. Knox also asked to
he excused, as he was not a member of
the committee at the time and was
therefore not familiar with the con-
troversy, Both were excused, and
Martin, Humber and Cei ntelon voting
yea, the report was adopted as read.
The Finance Committee recom-
mended payment of the accounts re-
ferred to tient at last meeting ; (2) re-
ported receipt of statement from
County Treasurer of payments made
in 1899, which they had filed, also of
statement from Bank of Montreal ; and
;b) recommended nut -chase of Munici-
pal and Assessment Guide for the
clerk's office.
The Special committee recommend-
ed (1) that, prayer of directors of Meets•
anlcs Institute for the creation of a
public library be granted, and the nec-
essary steps he taken at once to carry
out the same. The report was adopt•
ed.
Holmes moved that hereafter no
member of the Council have power to
consult, the towp solicitor in reference
to any matter whatever concerning
the town unleee he is authorized to do
so by the Council, or unless he person-
ally becomes responsible for same,
Carried, Corn. Cautelnn disenting.
011 [motion of Humber and Holmes
the Special committee were empower-
ed to meet on Monday evening, and
prepare the by law r etluired for taking
over the Mechanics ln-titute, the
Mayor to call a special meeting of
Council at ware time to pays the by
law.
The clerk was empowered to pur-
chase by tender ten cords of wood for
relief purposes.
Conn. Knox was then placed on all
committees formerly occupied by
Couu. Campbell, and the Council then
adjourned.
All Brien Prize
Muscle and
Strength.
Paine's Celery Compourl
Builds Up the Weak and
Broken -Down.
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It Has Special Elements That
Purify and Enrich the Blood.
It Quickly Expels Disease
Germs from the System.
Heaven's grandest and most glorious
creation is the roan who is physically
perfect -blessed with iron net yes.
brawny muscle and fullness of
strength.
Half -sick. weakly and broken down
men make their homes unhappy and
miserable. and as citizens they are,
frankly speaking, of smell value.
To ne useful in society and our coun-
try, and to become fit temples worthy
of our great Creator, the weakly, sick.
and diseased should use every endeav-
or to acquit health and strength.
Heaven -always kind to those who
are willing to help themselves. has
viven to failing and ailing men Peine's
Celery Compound, the greatest and
grandest of health -giving medicines,
Millions are now using Praine's Celery
Compound with mighty and happy re-
sults. High enconinms and thankful
letters come from ph ysicians, Layers,
clergymen, bankers, legislators, burli-
ness men. inechentce and farmers Who
have been made well and strong after
months and years of sickness.
Try it, ye men who are honestly
seeking after health I Disappointed
in the past by wornhlesi pills, ner-
vine', sarsaparillas and concoctions,
you will have cause to thank Heaven
for Paine's Celery Compound. The
good results that follow the use of one
bottle are wonderful and convincing.
YOU
WART
THE
BEST!
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And it's None Too Good For YOU.
There's Only One BEST!
AND THAT'S
The Goderich Star
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR IN ADVANCE
Specialties :
Newspaper Work
Advertising
High -Class Job Printing.
Guarantee :
QUALITY QUANTITY
tC•O
Ask (o see.a�
The "CANADIAN" Brand
Wool Carpet -examine each
strand of yarn for yourself -
nothing but pure Fleece Wool
guaranteed. Beware of Imh
nations.
Bee that our trade marls " The
Sheep'' Ig on the tloket on pooh
roll, with sample of yarn at-
taohod-noneperfect without It
Royal Carpet Co.
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J�H. EDDER.
Selling Agent at Goderich.
CIRCULATION
flITCH ELL & TODD, Publishers
St. Helens.
Report of S. S. No. 3. West Wewan-
nsh. for Januarys -Fourth class, total
700: W. J. Smith 462; Sadie White447;
B. McAllister 444; Betsy Smith 430; M.
Buchanan, 315; Geo. Stuart 315 • Re -
fleece Agar 219; M. Durnin 235; Karry
Fowler 233. Thud class, No. 1, total
490: Nellie Agar 429; Mary Cameron
297; Stanley Agar 202; Jas. Sturdy 143.
Third elass, No. 2, total 4901 Brown
Smith 373; G. Stuart. 807; M. Murray
297. II class, senior, total 400: V. Dur-
nin, 258. II part cies,, total 220: With
Durnin 179; May Cameron 169. T. M.
GORDON, teacher. .
IT DAZZLES THE WORLD.
No Discovery in tnedicine has ever
created one quarter of the excitement
that has been, caused by Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption. Its
severest tests have been on hopeless
victims of Consumption, Pneumonia,
Hemorrhage, Pleurisy and Bronchitis,
thousands of whom it has restored to
per feet health. For Coughs, Colds,
Asthma. Croup, Hay Fever. Hoarse•
ness and Whooping Cough it is the
quickest, surest cure in the world. It
is sold by Jas. Wilson, who guarantees
satisfaction or refund money. Large
bottles 50c anti $1.1)0. Trial bottle
free.
Belgrave.
PBEB)ITTERIANISM.-Belgrave Pres•
byterian church bits issued its annual
report tor 1899. The Sesstou consists
of Rev. W. T. Hill. 'pastor, Donald
Meiklejohn, Jas. Ferguson, John Mc-
Callum, Jawes Canninghant and Wm.
Whiteman, treasurer. P. W. Scott le
secretary of the congregation, and Geo.
Taylor treasurer. The present number
of families is 84, of members 135. Mis-
sionary contributions amounted to
$172.55. The financial report shows
receipts of $820.88, with expenditure of
$709.45, leaving a balance of $51.43 on
hand. During the year a new church
was erected, for which the total receipts
were $394022. The W. F. M. Society
raised $75.32, and the Sabbath School
$58.81. The Ladies' Aid was not idle,
as is evidenced by receipts of 33'21.44,
most of which wits expended in furnish-
ing the new church. The work cer-
tainly appears to be prospering under
Rev. Mr. Halls' pastorate.
THE NEWEST PARLOR GAME,
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Ray.
PERSONAL. - Misses Gordon and
Henderson, of St Thomas, who have
been visiting friends here during the
past few weeks, have returned home.
-Miss Jessie Northcott has returned
home after a prolonged stay in Lon-
don. -John Johns, who has been work-
ing for Mrs. P. O'Brien tor the past
year, leaves this week for hie home In
Kirkton.-Mr. and Mrs. John North-
cott, of Exeter. have been visiting old
friends in this neighborhood this week.
Dore. -The two brothers, Garlic, of
Missouri, are helping J. Dick, A.
Geddes and F. Essay to cut 1000 cords
of cordwood for D. Bell, besides many
sawlogs. The lest named three cut 500
cords for Mr. Bell last year, and the
five think they can make the thousand
this winter.
OBITUARY.- lt is our cad duty to re-
cord the death of a highly respected
and beloved neighbor, the late William
Jeckell. of Lisburne, who died the 20th
tilt., of cancer, at the age of sixty, It
is only recently that he became serious-
ly 111, hut the disease made rapid pro.
gross, and his suffering at times was
very great. Hts funeral on the 29th
was largely attended. He leaves it
widow, three sone and throe daughters,
to mourn his loss. Of his children,
four are teachers or ex -teachers. His
many friends and neighbors extend
their sympathy to the bereaved fam-
ily.
Pstsnted In Great Britain. United
CAR)RO M S 't Loma l Canada. [tnoefvet a Arps
loran ) Bogor nt rho Indaetrlel Arts
Ex hlhlttdn, tendon• 1899.
;PrOn011nced the most fasc,natingR parlor game ever invented. An endles
variety of (Mahlon. Bank and Combination shots inn he played. Elegantly
finished, Baiud of Bird's Eve Maple, atent cushion AIdes. Handsome Check-
er or Crokinole Board on hack. P ICE -with Checker Board on
baai:k•'J$.50; with Crokinole onrd on back. 353.00.
Patent Folding Tabble for Cas'r'om . Ci.nts .Iaoh. and other large
ames. 50
St. Valentine's Dray. February 14.
This year will be a red t eat' for Valentines. Dainty little Valentines
for Children fr m 9e to 15e. We will show a special line of Raphael Tuck &
Soni,' Attltt o Vale nttnes, ranging in pries from 5c. to 50e.
Store Closes at 6.80 p.m, until further notice.
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE
Our Telephone Ie No, 100 B. Court Haase Square, Goderich
WHY S a.Nrso -
CHAPPED HANDS
Why go about with hands or face Chafed and
Sore from wind and frost when there such a
choice of 000D TBINU8 at the
Gentral Drup Store.
Our own "Rose Glycerine Lotion"
•• Witch•Razel Cream."
Hind's Honey and Almond Cream
"Edelweiss Cream."
• Marshmallow Balm,"
Cucumber Jelly (in Tubes).
Cucumber and Roses, &c., &c.
• • • • We Have Them AMI . • • •
S. E. HICK
Central Drug Store,
121•OrrillXLIOME.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO FEEL
PERFECTLY WELLY
tWf
AIMS
PPS
COED
NSW
Will MACE YOU SO
away= bare telt t bo great bless -
lag of Flood health yew win swot
•, without TINY TAOISTS.
RVERYHODY'$ FRIEND
SETTER TYAN A TRIP TO EUROPE
al Detrgstks, Bp nail fres
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Mope *Web* Ce'y, U.MM, Topside
000. Sea PACKAGE
A V1 iDOW'S LuVE AFFAIR
Receives to. setback, if she has ober)•
sire breath through Constipation, Bil-
iousness or Stomach Trouble, but Dr,
King's New Lite Pills always cure
those troubles; clean the system,
sweeten the breath, banish headache;
hest in the world for liver, kidneys
and bowels. Only 25e at the drug
store.
T, J, Berry and 0. Geiger, of Heneall,
have sold the well-known stallion
"Kilburn" to Joseph Kanter, of Anita,
Iowa. This horse is corning seven
rears old, and was bred In Lincolnshire,
England. His weight 1s 2,050 pounds.
The price paid was exactly 122.000.
Motets It anises 011 le the beat
p»unathe ot now leather
Pod the but renovator of told
Iwtier, 1t oft, .o nes blaok-
ent anb'rotwte. Us. •
Eureka
Harness 00
w i"■t
bon k.rsew year el4 bat.
Dew sal measu>ti and lbw
will mit war ir look but wear
tenpin lalleverywkwela e...-.tl
lint hem keit Wale te Ave Nag&
rue. N MMUS OS W. ti+r&
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"IF THE CAP FITS WEAR IT."
If you are suffering from the con-
sequences of impute blood.-bave
boils, pimples or scrofula acres ; If
your food does not digest or you suffer
from catarrh or rheumatism, you are
the one who should take Hood's Sar-
saparilla. It will suit your case exact-
ly, make your blood pure and cure
'alt rheum, scrofula, rheumatism, dys-
pepsia, catarrh, and give you perfect
health.
Hood's Pills cure liver ills. Non irri-
tating.
The farm In Tuckeramrth belonging
to the estate of the late Mr. James
Carnochan was sold by auction last
week for $5,325. There were several
hidders, but the place was ultimately
knocked down to Mr. James Carno-
chau, who owns the farm on the op-
posite side of the mud. The buildings
are not first class, but In other respects
it to one of the hest farms In the town-
ship.
WHO IS YOUR DRUGGIST?
Who is your druggist 1 This in an
important question for every family.
When people speak of a well-quall-
fled druggist, 1t is at once suggestive
of accuracy and satiefactlon in every-
thing that you buy from him.
We desire your trade in the dispen-
sing of medicines, as our drugs are
always the purest, strongest and best.
We tan Interest yon In a hundred
Tittle ways when you need
Toilet Articles and Preparations.
Where do you buy Paine's Celery
Ca nndP -Wei sell large quantities
of this grerttpopular medicine every
week.
JAMES Wf1O021, Druggist.
(Iodestch, Ont.
S. J. REID,
Practical utter and Tailor,
PER PURER'S DRY COODS 8 fDRE•
2lll
Owe. of goods made to order in
modern fashion, and sattefectlon gear -an -
teed in price and wor&tranship.
Let us figure oa you, next Suit, Ceat,
Pante, or Vest.
BepairinR, Cleaning and Pressing ore
also specialties.
S. J. REID.
Tug STAG is a leader for good job
printing.
When you want the best, just drop
In and see Tett STAB.
Wood's Pho.ph�oadinr.,
veld sad fr.eommandsd Ey S11
d AWNS In Games. On re t-
rtht. IL•dlalwa diroovere
guaranteed to ante all
t• ttaxo W oast all effects of abuse
or oxen% Meatal Worry, Itemiseve use of 'To -
two. Opium or ettmnlants. Mailed on rseefp%
of rata", one papkag 11, six. SS. 0,. ertttektus.
e(siet11 arra Pamphlets free to any addtsss.
The Wood Company. Windsor, Ont.
Wood', Phospphodlne sold in uoderioh by Jae
W uboN, druggist
"THE TWO ?RIDfifiM'S" Gnat S6r1ll66
See Show Window....
.00
10.00 Salta 10
for $13.00.
18:00 Suits for 14.00.
20.00 and 22.00 Suit$ for 16.00.
E4, 34.60 'Ad $5 Pants for 33.
$5. 915.50, es and $6.50 Goode for 34.
OV 11100 & S at the same Reduced Prices.
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1 also have about 25 Beedyto'w.ar
-°"'Overcoats.
In a avers and Ulsters-
Some my own make. Price from til to $19 -will all go in
al the one price -I&00.
Also a lot of
Working Pants,
Worth OM and $1.60 -sate price 75e.
A lot of odd Coats, Snits and Pants -at your onto price -
my own make.
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A GREAT MANY PEOPLE
Thought they would wake the old cloths, da
• this wintor, but now you find they will ttot
• out the chilling winds ot February. 'Why'
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• you go around m this uncanfortabls state *boa
• you can get each nisa
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Warm Underwt ar and Sox
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• for the little wormy we aro asking ? Call in and
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• get prises, they will surprise you.
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• I base a few MVO of those
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EHQllsb all uinnn Gollars
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• lett, the regular price was 202, you cau have theta
• for loo each or II tor 25e.
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ea'Most persona have a taste tot Good. Choice, Wearable things -for such the prices at this great Slaughter Sale
will relax the tightest purse strings.
PRI DHA1'1, The Tailor.
W. C. PRIDHAr1
TUE PEOPLE'S MEN'S FURNI8t1LB.
You want Good and Useful articles to'
Holiday Presents.
WHEN MAKING YOUR SELECTIONS, DON'T FAiL TO SEE OUR
Fancy Rockers, Chairs,
Couches, Easels,
Extension and Centre Tables,
Bedroom Suites, &c., &c.
We carry New, Reliable Goods, and our prices are the
lowest to be had.
J. BROPHEY & SON.
FURNITURE DEALERS AND LEADING UNDERTAKERS,
West St., GODERICH.
Tho question of the clay is -
Where can I pet the best value in a GOAL RANGE ?
The general answer In AT LEE fe SHEPHERD'S --as they handle
BUCKE'S HAPPY THOUGHT
AND GURNEY'S IMPERIAL OXFORD AND SOUVENIR.
They h tee sold 3 carloads of Stoves and Itauges till. veinier, and all rho complaints they have
had Is, " Why didn't we huv a couple of years ago, and we would have been In the price of the
stove by now. Why don't yon gel one? The best is the cheapest in time.
Wo have on the floor at all times•
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Why will you allow a cough to
lacerate your throat and lungs and
run the risk of filling a consumptive's
grave, when by the timely use of
Biakle'e Anti -Consumptive Syrup the
pain can he allayed and the danger
avoided, This Syrup is pleasant to -
the taster and unsurpassed for relies,
Mgt healing and cueing all affections
of the throat and lungs, coughs• colds,
bronchitis, etc.
Matthew Thompson. of the hounds ry
near Farquhar, sold a four year-old
Furse Um. other day for a little over
8170, an Jonas Simmon one for 31.20.
Good heavy horses are selling readily
at high prices.
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"Doing nothing is doing r11." im-
ppure blood neglected will become a ser
hens matter.. Take Hond'.Barsapar111a
at once and avoid the ill.
Coal Cook Stoves and Ranges,
From $20.0010 $50.00 also a number of SECOND HAND HEATERS and (03K STOVES.
LEE 0 SHE?HARD.
A Well -Shaped Foot
DESERVES WELL -SHAPED
FOOTWEAR.
We should like to show you some foot-
wear of that sort -to prove that style need not
interfere with comfort, nor comfort with style
--and that we givo the most of style, comfort,
and durability for yourmonoy.
Bea our fashlonablo
Bllopers and Boot..
All of newest design, perfect make and
guaranteed to fit and wear.
Wm, Sharman, Jr.
Corner of Square and East 8t
WANTED!
1000 ten cent pieces in exchange for the following goods •
[Family Meat Chopper,small size$I.15
Family Step Ladder, five feet • 5o
3 Family Clothes Horses 35
3 Royal Canadian Wringers 2.00
24 Padlocks, assorted 10
25 qts. Island City Ready Mixed
Paints, all shades 25
15
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50 pts.
4o %2 pts.
100 Bead and I'loulding Planes,
assorted sizes and shapes 25
5o Butcher Knives, Rogers', Bokers'
and other Standard makes 25
5o pair Scissors, 7 and 71/2 in. 25
Ala meeting of the directors of the
McKillop Mutual Fire Insurance Com
pang Mr, Thomas R. Hays was ap
pointed eoeeetary-tre.urer, in suoees-
ston to Mr. W. J. Shannon, who ve-
ldt/nod. Mr. Hays was a director of
the company. and nerd the position of
Inspector for a couple of years.
There are a number ot varieties of
corns Holloway's Coria Cure will re-
move them. Call on your druggist
and get a bottle at once.
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to
These Goods mist he cicartel out to make room fur New Goods.
eta' Get a rebate Cit-ck with every cash purchase.
N. D. Rougvie,
GODERICH.
JUST ARRIVED
-FIRST SHIPMENT OF -
SPRING HATS
NEWEST, NOBBIEST, AND NICEST STYLES IN..,.
EJVCL18Ji COODS.
CaII and See Them. `wrir
A. P. MCLEAN .
TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER, FURNISHER, &C. •
7r'O ERY ONE who end Ino . b. ifsanr to Paaro-ami
t m Vd return W us-rgiro ea
Opal or Hub, Suck Nn free. sod .rod Il Trn-centick, ...f ha.
peHMR.ahabi. P.rfum. to ..11 for us If you 5,1,.n .old..Nur.
WO no sloe you Free loge. of • be• lir pial d 1•, .10 nracelri rite
Lock and Kay. r Nora sold 0Le11 nal ler elrthd., tette fermi,
n,terpn) Dural, and .n lend Islas without moony a prim carne I.. -cloy Vt., ,,.k . u t noalnrwo pay e duty as .
Con all Pwf mr sea Into onnoJn, tins Ito 4.11,,,, al,.olotal, true awl " SLI rood. w rotura.bt..
ailm this pap_ NATION•L SUPPLY 00.. 4a-50 West Lar.ed Sr„ Detroit. Mrei.
FULL LINES 01' SEASONABLE
Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS 1
Notably. Navy and Black all wool Surges, Broad Clothe, Cropone, and Black
Double Warp Lustros- from 15c 1045c.
Full lines of Hosiery and Gloves: A large stock of Yarns -the but
that ready money can buy.
Will not be undersold in any of the above goods --quality being equal.
rerWlll bo pleased to show Goode whether you purchase or not.
A. M U N RO, Draper.
Fall and Winter 1tMillinery.
w�.ww�,t.a�,Gu• a O,wa c,;� Y.�� t
MISS CAMERON, Hamilton Street, has in stock all the latest
creations in
A Bad Leak.
A leak in anything is bad, but in
A water pipe it's a serious mat -
tor. Send for us to mend the
littte leak. Ilave us do your
Plumbing and you will be io•
sired against leaks. We do
Steam, Acetylene Oss and Water
Fitting anywhere.
l-
�1gr�t CATTLE OROS.,
�h • West ids of Square, GODERiCH.
Holiday Goods.
Just received, a largo and varied assortment of English, French and
American
Fall Millinery, tip -to -date Shades,
-maisme•- -Trimmings, etc.
Ladies of taste, who require Fashionable Millinery, made up In the
most modern, artistic- anti serviceable manner 1a all find it to their advan-
tage to call and inspect the stock.
MISS CAMERON
PERFU1\TES,
Brushes, Combs, Toilet Articles, &c.
Rubber Goods, Hot Water Bottles,
Syringes, Atomizers, &c.
Chest Protectors, Trusses, Supporters
Sanitary Towels,
Chemical Thermometers, &c.
F. JORDAN
1
Corner Colborne St. and Square
•
•rxa - - . -.. e . acs 1" 2D9i
That Touches the Spot
MacLeod's
System
Renovator
Ask Druggist, or write
FOR- -
Weak & Impure Blood
Liver & Kidney.Diseases
Female Complaints, &c.
direct to J. M. JfacT,EOD, Goderich, Ont.
tilt®
Resldenno and Lebnrodnry Nowgnla `ltr,•nt. tin ()Id Stand. In roar of Knox Churoh.
t
�VJ31 YOUR
Knives, Spoons and Plated Ware
REN EA-Ei) F,()R ('IERiSTMAS.
We do iichle Plating very `Reasonably
Tne Henderson Blenole Go., Limned, Godnri&b
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