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Blak
At epicku tifie goo* lir.
the vairaitudseo
1 in Skier illitet to the t••'
ems the Peelle Boo oar 'charter.
next any; Tho Hume then Pl'eed •
nusi$er II private Dina, die .011 'le
to vidne soy discusies being test of the
Montreal Telegraph Centoar1 "'Lad
theii system isle the Manua"'
f or useessios ea motiou to Re law'
Ironies. After mow s aellther_oa
qu Oilier wore asked bud sts.•`7-•
mg "tem else tram Mr, JOT, ahtch
glinted from the Premier the information
tat it was stet Wended to itt"!Je the
krustment 4 Civil Servos Wanes.
if the GoWINHIEMOt, le • retestele
v. gillans move& a resolution in favor
Ripon*. The matter was ""
Initeisever• Rveltsel weed for any
coMeenications rude withal Pers'all
lig Minitobs or elsewhere relative to.
TOW in favor of the aurdmers .ot
.t.ofnetha Scott. He referred t" th"
alentit of the murder. sad the inter-
nt
gis motion would give the Gotsrbt.ir
stb opportunity of explain:lig disposition
.theyslield in the. tauter. So John Mac -
ant peomised any pavers ho possess-
fs...eel he did not know whether Mr.
aYatat wanted on amnesty or sot. 3Ir.
Alarm tsiintod kfr. Brea with not
eltowfttg more feeling in the matter.
Rol Albert Richards co.innum•ed on the
*gaunt indiffereme ot the Government
de ter 'Whether Scott's murlerers were
punished or not. Mr. Dorton theught
eltee eatttled to know whether an
minnotty had brawn granted or not. Mr.
Cunningham apologised for the action of
*el pul expressed his heliet that an
ionnity herd been guaranteed. Mr.
g. its Wood alluded to the coarse and
ly manner in which the Minister'
Justice had referred to this suhject
urhig his election oeropors. Still, if
iniatail, deep as the homiliation would
be, *4 'sick would moire itshonld
he kept. He c000luded by reviewing
the series of gross blunders that had
oberacterized the policy of the Govern-
ment in the North- West/ Ther audit
edow the whole trot , if the Pre-
ineetedare to tell it. Mr.. Daly taunted
Mr, pate' for the part he had taken as
member of the former (mom Givern-
lineal with respect to this matter. He
defeaded th• Government free) the
chores of responsibility and referred
bock to the rebellion of '17 and the miir-
boewl Col. Moodie. Mr. Rrmal re-
gretted the Minister of .1)10100 had
nolltained. silence instead of satisfying
feeling on the question he had
pit to him. He justified hia own in.)-
1"10Xn bringing the subject before the
tivbed actuated hint in the matter.
1410, and declared that nopolitical mo -
Mr, leas moved • resolittion in favour
of +0 purchase of the telegrsph lines by
the'Clovernment, but a pant of order
hav41 been raised it was allowed to
dre0 Mr. 11sEorsith moved for amen -
instills relating to the dist-Moroi of Mr.
Robertson, Postmaster of Lanark, for,
it le believed, having taken part in the
olawaion contest against Mr. Win. Mc-
Dolseall, who had declared that the
enoe. Mr. Haman justified the action
of the Goverornent on the grount that
64 lied need his position to smiles the
rnmont. Mr. Thompson ;HAIM-
) called attention to similar cases
in km ',louts% • discussion ensued, in
wkich nomber of instances of poem/A-
tari, being instigated to use their influ-
ences in Gm interest of the Government
candidmtes were earned. Sir John
Macdonald defended the Department.
Thr isotOon waa agreed to.
TENODAY, 29th April.
Jely complained of the continoed
delay of the Finance Ddinister redeem
his promise with regard to the admission
of his Oroly's) resolution respecting en-
copragessent toy the manufacture of beet
riArt sugar in Canada. He Mend to
know what the Misiatry intended to do
in the matter. Hon. Mr. Tilley said
there would be no objeetion to Mr. Jely
moving the resolution on Thursday.
424r. Mackenzie attention to the
Loodon Poet Ofges Inspector's letter
ladi imferie the How by him, and desir-
ed to know what course the Government
iatended to pursue with regard to it
$ohn was not prepared to say, but
I:motet/44 an answer next day. In reply
to Mr. Blake's ivory in respect to the
land classes of the Pacific Railway Char-
ter,Sir John said the Government had
net yet made np their minds on the
stio'set. They were in daily expecta-
tion of receiving oommnnicationi from
the delegates in England respecting the
111100•41 of their financial efforts, and
thWy did net desire to make any state -
;malt until they received farther infor-
mation, which they would probably dn
next retail. Hen. Mr. Holt/mead it ep-
os him that the fact of a deism-
It7o4relling in England tin make negotia-
tions tinder • charter which required the
assent of Parliament was a sufficient
mason why this matter should be once
oensidered, because the freedom of
Parliament might to a certain extent be
Wricted by these negotiations. Sir
John A. liscdoneld said that the fres-
. dean of Parliament meld in so way bo
rattricted. Mr. Mackenzie desired to
know whether there Wel any truth in a
rumour which appeared in the newspa-
pers respecting Indian troubles in the
Nortl-West Territories. He hoped
there was no truth in the rumour, and if
tie Government had any information
they should wassitaicate it to the
liduse. Sir Jehn 4. Macdonald said
, that the Goverweett had received ne
' infinrmation of any raids or inimrsions
of Indiana in say wsy. The rumours
had 'reached the Government, and low'
beelin reported ia the newspapers, and it
mold appear there were so many
rsieourn that there must be some lone -
deem for them. No report had been
received from Manitobaupon the subject
exeept a telegram in cypher, which they
were enable to read. He had sent to
hove the message repeated. Th. Bin
Owing power to committees to examine
havine eared the Senate. Mr. Mac -
Vienne asked if the Royal usent wonld
bagiven to the Bill immediately, so that
the Pacific gailwaY taysatiution might
premed. Sir John stated that the Bill
w•olet leave to wait, The report of the
Kant, N. B., Election Committee was
rsaii. the Committee dismissing the
petition, lading the recognizamm in -
the ecisentittos was final, and the subject
deepped. A number of bills were ad-
! Camped • stage, the one sethorixing a
shame of geese OR the rntercoloniel
a t 1,1•166111. --so ppliyar••:aaosadthsasatterlheeni rdpmat amnduinwarisettbertee ccs1
'• Ramis adjourned-
! Wisorsuor, 30th Apra,
*Several belle woe repotted fres the
Canniness on Haskins and Cemnseros.
After ems* isgwisise bad beets rephod to
Farblistax:IllirrzielagerteCOtho°°W1rre"thi 1.11:rtancelidW.nimaet
be▪ en dom. Melo Mr. Tones eifroad
; grninoildbri_28abaid, 7. "he with-
av• e: at *valid a do" Tem, when
isonekeeenanarruxisteatiolintaaka
goomilsega ieweedieso passing
7.-717,- ines mated ass a line
of nserelmai sisenellia doing the round
ei the subsidy plea Poen method
iseuld be far the eteroltanta of mootraal
mad Wise sensilakdal mitres tho
Dominion to fan. soling- Mr. Nuts
awed s Oesetithno, "h• Whole to
dem to Her7011#00.* PaYteg that nape
key be leimittle11111Pags all doubts m
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keg esehsive sovereignty over all boys,
Wham asd ialsts upon our coasts to
the asue Went that stmtlar waters are
claimed by every civilised nation having
t frostier oa the sea. Sir Joba opposed
she motion. Mr. Blake followed in
japport of it, and the debate was ad-
ourned at mama, Dr. Tupper having
for floor. Afar recess • umber of
private bills were disposed of, titre Martin.
Divorce Hill being read a second time
on a vote of 84 to 71. The bill to ma -
hie the Buffalo and Lake Heron Rail-
way to stake arrangements respecting
their bond debts warn passed. On mo-
tion of Mr. Mills the Dual Representa-
tion Bill was referred to a Select Com-
mittee. Mr. Cartwright's Bill for the
better protection of navigable streams
and riven, by preventing deposits of
sawdust, slabs, and other rubbish there-
in, was, after considerable di' cuuion,
passed through committee and read a
third time.
T[uaSDar, jet limy.
Mr. Jett* introduced a B it to sboliah
the real property qualifioation of mem-
bers of Parliament. Hon. Mr. Mitchell
moved a resolution respecting the regia.
tration of inland vessel, which was
adopted. After motion with reference
to the Kent (N. B.) election committee
by Mr. Coetigaa was after soma disous
tion withdrawn. The sitting member
retains his meet. Some miscellaneous
business was disposed of after which the
helm went into Committee pf Supply
mai passed a number of items. Mr,
Wilkes adv000ted the abolition of the
tax on petroleum, which was objected
to by Dr. Tupper. On the item for
Mail Service, Mr. Farrow desired to call
the attention of the Government to the
excellent suggestion thro*Fn out the
other day by the member fat South Ox.
ford, which, if adopted, he leas satisfied
would greatly increase the revenue of the
Poet oflLe Department, and at the same
tiros war i1 L be a great cotbvenience to
ppa•rties living ata distance from banks.
He referred to the sugoestien to reduce
the rates for sending money -orders in
places at a distance from. the banks.
people were obliged to 'end money
either by registered letter er by money
order. It was some risk tailwind by reg-
istered letter, and therefore if the rate
for money orders was reduced from a
half per cent. to s gnarter per cent,
there would be a large increase in money
orders, amt that brsuch of the Post office
revenue world be proportionately in-
orea.sed. He thought this matter should
receive the attention of the Govern-
ment, and this was the proper time fir
calling attention to it. In reply Dr.
Tupper stated that the qoestion had
been considered and the d'nctosion ar-
rived at that any fnrtyor redectiun
would cause a deficit in -the revenue.
• FRIDAY, 2nd May.
After routine Mr. Mackenzie brought
np his resolution condemnatory of the
proceedings of the Government in rela-
tion to the Intercolonial Railway section
No. 5, He reviewed the errors con-
nected with the policy of the Govern-
ment from the Inception of the scheme.
Flo showed how the precipitancy with
which the work was commenced without
necessary information heeled to the most
diaatruns results and the failure of the
contractors, and the delay and pecuniary
loss resulting therefrom, and how the
choice of the route was dictated by poli-
tical considerations, and under the
domineering influence of Sir Geo. E.
Cartier, opposed as it was to the perso-
nal convictions of the Premier and other
members. lie recalled the fact that by
himself and other members of his party
in the Dominion Parliament, as well as
by their own Engineer, Mr. Fleming,
the Colnmiuion, under the directi•m of
the Government, bad entered blindly
and recklessly into the contracts. Then
the over -rutin; of the advice of the
Engineer as to the form of the contract,
and the payment of the cootracton not
according to the gnantities of work
executed but in lump sums, was alluded
to, and the consequences of these blun-
ders were exposed. After reviewing
the natter ins speech of sime length he
moved a resolution setting forth the
freta and condemning the Commiwion-
ers Dr. Tupper replied at some length,
and after some other members had
spoken the vote was taken and the reso-
lution defeated, Yeas 70, Nays 95.
gaitIDAY, 3rd May:
The fiovernor General gave hie •went
to -day to the bill empowering commit-
tees of the house to seamiao witnesses
under oath and a number of other mea-
sures which had passed both houses.
The Weights and Measures bill was read
s third time and pawed. The only
other business of much importauoe dis-
posed of was the passing of the follow-
ing resolution of Mr. Holton's, respect-
ing the insolvency act, on a von. of 74 to
53 :-"R.esolved that in the opinion of
this House provision should be made
before Parliament rises to continue the
Insolvency Act in force until the next
session of Parliament."
The 1LM100 War. -
Special Noticea.
Onseageasit.-50•101 00004. -4saararws. ass
engem law. *hien gamins the Operation. of dirges.
it* sad nutrition, and by a oral applioation of
the Ise pro/iodide of well mite comm. lir, Epps
hot Provided our breakfast tablets with a delicately
therwrad be,eraire whisk may save na many heavy
deefew biu.„--Ciril mores Gassers. Reds Maple
wilt Belling Wateror tuck melt:lois labelled
-"hugs errs k Co.., Hommopehic Chemists,
teemeat of the precise adopeed by Messrs Jamie
aver 41. C0., manufacturers of, dietetic articles, at
their works is the Ruston Roedl,Loadoa.''--Casmtl's
Nmiesheld quids.
FRAUDS ABROAD!
Isea most rrepectfully to motion the poblie or
0 e British t arts Americas Provinces to be on
then saw' .camst pernitasiag.spurious medicine.
wawa an. wag sold ea any geaunte "Holloway's
Pill. aatt otatmeet," by certain le-tividuals, of
bro. ,,,. a,, noose, trading alfter the lust few
moath. only) seder the AO& of the "New York
Champ.' caippany., ivivl &realise le mode use
'>! oy then' for the purpose i mooring upaa the
puntle; and the wore siteeteelly to deceive, they
ham tis• effrcntery. la their advertisements, to is -
a " Um:* epaa:11:retitiee'.7:rlitog e'roasa4Te:bea;-itt"atheelePtedvalnuanPrtieftelhtesie411.
" The an aenee dimmed kir 'Antrim Ai's Pi tui
" I n order to protect the aublie end ourselves
.• es ham *toed anew 'Trade Nark; emoletIng
o pf aa reptilLI Cirri. eta serpent with the
"letter R is the centre noire bee of grantee
" this Dods oath to it. Esse are genuine
' ;owl:filar:raj teen JOINARS Ill oven AND Mtn-
.• -none of the old style are manufactured h.
i• nano.. nor hare they been for months We
•• being • offered will he received with thanks
" We see the favor of all the information ) ou
Maw tha ednipany is awake that your laws do
uot ler:nit them to copy the precise getting op of
fur Medicine.. hid in order the more eomplotely to
it naoseaary, • o they me, to Oaks up the Pills sad
Ointment in another fonli,ard that that they adopt
twee." there i. elm a [boot Pringle of New York,
,41,0 by es/wont/MIS /TiCkTTII i• attempting to sell
eporfolm imitatioss of my eedlei.Mt. Beware of
him likewise.
This nannheirterl Cheinicif Company has dared
to lay thai I owe very large bum+ of Money in the
Drifted Statri, What is the Act? A newspaper
agent obtained. without nay linowlegcle nr come, t.
and by collusion with a party who held • bniited
porayoratiorno of !nib., a order to Advertise my
nt his whrigav• judgement sepielt me to the amount
n11071,2r .e.id, for pront whdh he said he could hare
made by it, had I not taker stets to repodiate thie -
!roe transaction the ninmeet it came to my know
taiga Thiejuileement will soon be set mid*. It
to any one that I would net Immediately pay.
There is no tenth whatever In the statement that.
1 ever acthonsed any; perm* nr ioersona to use .n.
nam• for the mit of 0.1 Pills awl Ointinent,a it hough
gross trends have bon p Deed noon me by un•
priampled nom in this way.
the lo owloite of any pe
•inesaretreing male awl sold in eny name, that he
Iv plowed to send me dm n me and addrese of the
vendor who is selling the ea e, that f may, for Me
hlm, ant I Puget* to remunerate headmmely my la.
torment without divulging senors.
Should any maven have r on to believe teat he
kas been deveived by burin 'mime. imitations ef
these liediciam, he will o lige me by sendiag to
cents in potato.), one of t books of instruetians
wdiado are Aired to thesam..
wholesale net wren 01 u
mot be Ord //1 advance. ism Illkiltilt. Are lig
tie worth vis,11..ed.. tiscie. rim doses boles of
Pills or ors of Ointment, for which remittances
sold In the United States. '
Keen Pot and Bos of v !leonine Nedicinea
beans. the ItOtish GOV. •nt Ramp, with the
words "Holloway's Pills and -flatulent, Lon
THE MOST
POPULAR BUSINESS .J O R. DAN'S DRUG STORE,
OF THE DAT, biarket�; Squa e, Goderich.
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TROOPS SHOT Write LULL 0111t.
Nsw Yofte. April 29.-A Herald's spe-
cial from the Lava Beds, dated 26th,
says: -"The force under Captain Thomas,
which atarted to reconnoitre the poeition
held by the Modoes, numbered sixty-nine
tun. The object waa mainly to fied oat
how the Modocs were situated, and
whether mortars could be used against
them. As the troops approitched the Lays
Bed, the command was brought to a halt.
and the men were &Rowed to take rest. Ac-
counts of the first fire are different, some
saying that five or six Mots were fired,
and others only four, bot Tickner states
positively that it came from a party of
Indians who occupied the bluff. Major
Thomas immediately threw the men into
skirmishing order, with Lieut. Wright's
company on the right. The latter,
however, had not got into position
before they were flanked to the
right by a party of fourteen other
Indiana. The arose fire on Wright's
neon proved very demoralizing, and
they broke and fell hack in confusion,
leaving their gallent leader in an expos-
ed condition and supported by a few of
his non-commisaioned officers. In the
meantime another small party of In-
dians had obtadned a position to the loft,
and opened fir*. It was a fearful trip.
and the first four shots were on/y fired
to draw the troops snore directly' be-
tween the fire of the Indians on the right
and left. The rout was convlets, and
with the exception of the officers and
non-commissioned officers, the majority
of wheel lay stretched on ths rocks with
their life bloocl ebbing fast away, -the
watchword was "Sours qui peat." Con-
fused sad demoralsed, they became an
easy prey to the Modes*, who shot
them down like so manv frightened
deer. That a party of sixty-nine men
their being aware of • sign of Indians as
far as they could see, will pre an idea
rif the nature of the gronnd on which
these Indians fight. During night the
Indians were creeping through the
rocks to scalp and strip the dead sol-
diers. Capt. Greens moved forvrard his
line to the place indicated, and then hid
in some sage brush. where the bodies of
Major Thomas, Limit How, Actiug Stur-
geon Simig, Sergeant Rower and sixoth-
en wore. Col. Wright's body lay a little
to the left, and on the right was Limit.
Harris, severely wounded, and the
bodies of five of his men, stripped of
all their clothing. Forty•nine were
killed and wounded ont of the command
of sixty-nine men."
41. Florian WET ThIll STINANER
kri.sirric.-The Boehm' Times rolatom
the follow ineideat (serious if tree) of
the lost Arlan**. Whoa about mid -
if true, sa relatoyet to our reporter, is syry
usucenntable. The steerage possums
may that at about that poiat.oe Use
Tem* two or three ot th.
deeland, u if gifted with dm spirit of
prepheey, that the ship sad all ea board
wild be lest. They kept sepeating the
woes oat deck to watch fee Aimee pes-
etas veesetheariag that tbey were going
to loess her, as they wore ewe aka wee
doomed to destreottee. Theeaptain then
ieterrened, and kicked them up as road -
mu, and when Om prediction theY boa
inside in ikeir supposed ammikayreesised
its tearful Wilma'," they, it ie amar
perished in SONINS1111111.-.w11 stems*
Moroi tram
Greek is getting enmities. in Harvard
Glossa is gaieties giewad.
nixie of Ph ophates arid C :Mara combines Oleo.
valuable robed... in the fo . of a delicious cordial.
Plniephorno, • brain fond Lime, an excitant of
nutrition:. lmn, a blood *ter; and Calissy• or
fever, and ad conditions of ervnus prostration *hit
known that Ad immediatel on the stomach, perfec t
toit this done 101 and a. venation of food and
dietermininz the form i Ina if pure blond. ft o com-
bination ever Marooned .. o remarkaole in build.
that have heretofore resin all crdiaare methane
of tteatment 8,h1 by all guieta.
CANADVAN FA PI DESTUOT-
48 A FAMILY MEDICINE, IT IS
4-1L well and favorably known, relieving
thousands from pain in the
Side, Bark and Hiatt, Coughs, Cold',
Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises,
Cramer in the Stomach, Cholera
Mertes, Dysentery, Bowel -..
Complaie to, Burns,
Scalp ,rost
The Canadian Pain tmyer has now been be-
fore puldie for s lent of time. and vfharrror
deed is well liked, never fa ing in a single instance
to give pern.anent relef is hen timely need. and we
have never known a single imatinfactien where the
directions hare been pro rly followed. at oa
rontrary, all me !blightto with Os operations, and
*pink in the higheet term of its virtues and enagi-
nal Whet.
toted it thoronghlY ; an therefore 'those who are
s,alermy frnin any a the plaint. for which it is
tteTtoineelesv.te'niahing efficacy of the Canadian Pain De-
itroyer in !doing the lit 14 ror Whial it is recom-'
mended zed it. wonder? effects in subduing the
torturous pato of Shen abort, and in relieving
Nervous Affections entitl it to high rank in the Itet
Oealers in ail parte of th• count:. fer forther ow,
plies;aii4 each totilyin44 as to the tweet -sal antis -
faction ft MVO
Tim Cana ban Pain Deatroyer never fails to give
immix& relief. 011 leticine Dealers keep it as
Pays ne order and n It ; and no family will be
without 0 afor trying it:
TwentrdIve Cent. eer bottle.
AN/P•801d in Godersch. Geo. Cattle,
F. Jordan; Gardiner de Co. Bay field;
Jas. Benthum, Rogerrille; J. Pickard,
Exeter; H. Combe; Clinton; S. Secord,
medicine dealers.
THE GRE VT FEMALE REMEDY
Job Noses' Periodical Pills,
TINIS INVALUABLE wooscINr. is UNFAILING
II intim care of all thnee peinfel and (tangerines
diseases to erhich the fewle consolation is est;ect.
modermse all e teem .and remove* lin °Nitrations
and • speedy cure ma' Ito relied nn.
TO 1/411111C11/ LiDle$
peeti,tarir mulled. It wilt, In • .tiort time, brie(
ae the monthly toned with regularite.
/ages Pahl surd nor I tar% Pessoles duet et at
If la ST rrtetira /2,711965 of Prevarinev,ria Mayor*
ta rings* II" hut at any oth•TfilIte they
ere Mfg.
in all Coes of Nervoue and Spinal Affection s,poln in
the Bachand Limbo, Fatty lie or slorktexertion,Palpi-
'oboe 01 the heart, Ilysterres. and Whites these Pins
eri II effect a eon whoa all otlim mean.. have failed.
and although a cowmen! r reedy, O•not contain iron.
calonlei, atuunony, or anything betful to the comb.
Ful Iilireetions in the pamphlet •mond each postage
which !hos Id Paeans/idly preserve&
JOB 5011111. NIIIV TOM, TOL! PROPRITTOIL
1.00 and III cents for emerge. enchmed to Northrop
lk Lyman. Newcastle. Chit , general agents for *for
Dominion, will insure a bottle containingovertdfins
hy. return mail.
NORTHRUP LYMAN.
Newcastle, G Woe(
agents lorCanaes
Combo. n!inteon, 8,1. cord, Lecknowi E. Hick:
*wet tr. htedieiro-41talere.
DR. J. BELL SIMPSON'S
Specific nnd Tonle Pills.
mos one or neatinn Rom toe FOR NEST-
'. on. Spermatorrhea Nocturnal
slon of the lieneratim Organ,. Palpitation nd the
Heart. Tremblings. Pileeplronem, the effect of
overindalgenos in alcoholic stimulant., and tobac-
co. Pe. Dr J. BRIJ. PIMPSON't Pills are the
oat. *Norton] 011011 foy the above diseases, and art
lever known to faN. They have already mood
hundreds la this country. Robert Arthur, machin-
ist, Ifemi!ton. testate@ to his reeovery by then see.
Safe. certain and rapid In lotion, a short mei will
prove their elleary, No sneerer nerd deanair of
boot **limed from the frightful efforts nf Sete-
A3Cle. SpOrlie Pills are sold by bruggiati at
$1 u0 • boa. and the Tonto. Pill. at 60c. a box, or
WI bn tent by mad. Postage pre-waiw. sad
iloclarelY vivrpee flown obeetvatiou. on receipt of
11." for the EPerelltu. and He. for the Tonle Pills
by
"if. SELL snresore a co.,
'Drawer 91 P. 0. IlfamiStnt.
bold try all WItrotwole and Retail Drug/1sta
Pamphlets rent post -fres ma application -
cow POITAID
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althea., the flessrel
=Or Le%ef Yoke.. It milieus
• fsolla, and maim at 01001 bill Mit/
eat berate
Sold Ely. A notheoaries.
JAMES I. IrMLLOWS, fCHISMIST
1.
''. lecturer's Pricoo-Large Platform
Scales, incInding Ha* Scales, promptiv
ordered and a dim:omit for Cash allowed,
r ARRT AGE SPR1 ns, CARRIAGE
'-/ AXLES and PATENT WAGGON
ARMS, for sale chesp
At JOHNSON A KERR'S.
•
RAH. AND H001" IRON. SLEIGH
At JOHNSON it KERR'S.
pATENT HORSIII SHOES HORSE
a- SHOE NAILS, /by the keg or box,
pan BEST ASSORTMENT of TA
• BUS, DESSERT, PEN AND
POCKET KNIVES, PLATED
SPOONS and FORKS in Goderich, to
At JOHNSON k KERR'S.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LOCK -
ch WOOD'S Celebrated MILL SAW
FILES, and Serby's HAND and RIP
SAWS, the best in the Market,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
ir,miNrs CHAMPION CROSS -CUT
IF SAWS and SAW HANDLES at
List Prim,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
(11:10/1"ING AXES FROM THE
beat Makers, single and doable
steel
A COMPLETE ;ASSORTMENT OF
a • LoOKS, HINGES, NAILS,
GLASS, PETTY, PAINTS and OILS,
at Lowest Cash Priam always on hand,
A COIKPLETE ;ASSORTMENT OF
MEi trent the best makers, at Low-
est Gash Price.
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
PARIICULAR ATTENTION PAID
a to the wants of the Farming Com-
munity, and orders from the country
promptly attended to,
At JOHNSON k KERR'S.
IM ILL AND CIRCULAR SAWS
• at Maker's Pries List, carefully or-
dered and die/mord for cosh allowed,
At JOHNSON A KERR'S.
THE WHOLE OF THE ABOVE
GOODS are offered Cuts" CHEAP,
for Cash,
At JOHNSON k KERR'S.
%puts. PATENT ALARM CASH
'La Drawers, the best in the world -
Price only $4 50,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
HAMILTON ST.,
Siga 'of the Cross -Cut Saw,
Goderich. Muth 11th, 1873.
WANTED,a Smart Lad for- • Hard-
ware Store. Must be well re-
oommended. Apply by letter to box 69,
1363
JIM received by the IMMO nice a largo stock of
SPRING TWEED%
FANCY 00 ATOMS.
%Ye are determised to sell esisal good goods,
A 00 OD 717, orrillkiNT,111D,
ult SO RAM I
. A LARGE STOCK OP
principany hare manufacture. Just Medved tb•
comet things in •
e GENTS' FURNESHIN1 GOODS,
HATS, -SHIRTS,
COLLARS, AND TIES,
en el 'Agee ion bi Told 41 IOW as poountile. ?tone
say that oppoeitioa is the life of trade. Others my
this is the roe. to sot
go3d Clothes Made.
Wove hound lo n•let attention to inoirleire, with
reclaim an.1 experience In Dad* to throw all
interlopers In the ehade. " CUM'. demi free of
Caere,. rr Wanted twohret-ehus workmen for
wiinda the highest wage* 11111 pelt. re. Re-
member the O.!! next door to J. Bond's Drug
Store, on tbs 17-1
•BRAIIANI SMITH PCs.
NMI' /4 *nor to hny a first -Hui* aiming
inarhina. The new, Improved Oeborn " to the hot
Panilly•Machior made in Canada Abraham Smith,
WALL PAPERS,
New Patterns for 1873.
NEW GOLD PAP,S.
" DINING *ROOM PAPERS.
SITTING RIM PA l'E RS.
BED ROOM PAPERS.
14
HALL PAPERS.
61 NEW STYLEi OF OAK.
Marble, Granite and Ceiling
Window Ohacies,
Plain and Figured: great variety,
At Lowest Prices
At MOORTIOUSI:S.
March 18th, 1873. 41
SEND YOUR ORDERS
HORSE IFILLS
For the Sett.sOn of 1873
To TH If
Huron Signal Office,
Where they will be d pe neatly, cheep-
ee:e. Your choice of r cute. -
GOOD BARGAINS
Mancheste Store,
St.
THE Subscriber bees to announce to
Townships that he haa opened out in the
Store lately occupied by William Gor-
don, a new and wellies/sorted Stock of
HARDWARE, &NM' AND SIfOES,
PATENT MEDICINES, dc„
which he is prepared to give as good
Bargains in, for Cash Or Produce, as ane
offered to the Public.
Please oaltead. see for yourselves be-
fore porcine -ins elsewhere.
Good Clover, Timothy and other Seed
isn heed.
JOHN GORDON.
St. Helms, April 26th, 1873. 1381d
AGENTS WANTED.
A FEW GOOD AGENTS WANTED
1-1* to sell Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
in the Counties of Huron aud Perth,
for a first-class American Nursery.
Liberal Commission allowed.
Address Wm. CAMPBELL,
General Ageat, Goderich.
April 26th, 1873. 1367-c
10 BUILDER&
/VENDERS WANTED, for the area -
'11' Lion of • Briek School House for 8.
S. No. 6, Colborne. Plans and speci-
fications may be mon at Walter Hick's,
Goderich. Tenders sill be received up
to 1Tth May. 1 he Trustees do not bind
themselves to accept the lowest or any
A. SANDS,
Goderich, P. 0.
April 28th 1873. 7367-c*
Notice of Guardianship.
voTICE is hereby given that after the
I/ expiration of Tvrenty days from this
date, I, Isabella McPherson, of the town
of Goderich in the County of Huron,
widow, will apply to the Surrogate
Court of the County et Huron to be ap-
pointed Guarelusoi of David McPherson,
Dollen* Agnes McPherson and Ellen
McPherson, all of the said Town of
Goderich, Infant chillren of James Mc-
Pherson, deceased.
Dated at Godench this 7th May,
Wide* of ssid James McPherson,
J. S. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor for applicant.
and mother of laid In1fa3a6Ft:
WANTED.
A YOUTH to learn printing. One
who has been a year er two at the
business preferred. Apply at this of-
fice
Goderich, 29th April, 1873.
A LARGE AS
TMENT OF
•
FIELD AND GWEN SEEDS
JUST RECEIVED AT THE MEDICAL HALL.
Goderich, April 15th, le73.
136.5
THE EMI;ORIUM.
NEW SPRING ,,,,,,, i
AT
20 CASES BOOTS dc SHOES
!Just received at
3 BALES GREY colTONS
Just Received at
Special attention given eo the TAILO INti DEPARTMENT.
floderioh, 3rd March, 1873.
F GROCERIES
•
GIVE
BALL A CALL.
WHOLESALE AGENT for Nee r
" woke Celebrated
•
Srtom
CONFECTION T;,'RY
11-•• Ordure respectfully solicited.
4 victuri. st. :
Goderich, April lith, 1873. 11336
Men OGranted,
NUMBER OF MEN for genre
purposes required at tlio Goderic
Harbour Works. Liberal wages paid.
Apply to
HARVEY & ROSS,4.
April thtli, 1873. 136fic
Merchant. Tail
GODERICH,
I ;AS received his Spring Stook of
▪ * and is prepared as nsual to eta
kinds of Garments in the muse fas
able styles and at the lowest rat
of all descriptions constantlypis kin
• CALL WISPECTI:LLY SOLICITED.
ej- Two good Tailors wanted fn
Goderich, 15th April, 1873.
OPENED our liGAI
(c) f
DOUGLAS iticICENZIE
Watchmaker & Jeweller,
DESIREE to return his sincere thanks ti the
publc for tad patronage extended hinn i the
peat. and to annonnee that he has renioved the
premises on gintreton Street, forme' ly ocenpied as
craws store, which he has fitted up in first rims
airier. He would Clal modal attention to th
RUSSELL WATCH
for tho sale of which he is Sole agent in God ch.
A large stock of Waltham, Nerion, Elgin and etas
Wates la ChM and Silver cases.
He has n band • large and well selected stork of
141 1133 FLY
of al kinds which he orill sell rheap.
REPAIRING DONE AS USUAL.
FRICTIDN BABBITT META?...
THURBER NET AT, liio .1, le for lloart Ingle,
No. 2„ ill for Parkin Inge
And Journals I'll011111, 1 high
velocit) Sec r lb.
No. 3, ie for Orithary_and
Genteel Purmee26c hilhr lb
CANADIAN IfETAL, is for Chattiness, a tter
it
than ordinary Babbitt Sec rib.
the Price lee gierl b.
Large quantities of the Thurber Netras hay boeu
tiled &tries the putt Tea years. They hare been
thoroughly toned and mated against all other Me-
tals, sad Seely have become almort eerldelvely
need in all the large Lumber LlifiTrirt4. soch!as the
bottlers. Rell.my and Lao. Plow°. kills. Peter
borough, Liodaey. Pon Hope, Trenton, Be *vine,
Rivera, Quebec, and Nontmereari *11.*, e., am
well as in all the Principal Foundries an4 MlInu lac -
SOL
P ot dale everywhere la tbe Donlisioe at Uusabeve
Frites
441 d•
de
Toeeete
asp item Hote.h.
Nev. 15th, INT,
•
1-1URRAH FOR
A7LANDVILLE !
{WILLIAM STA NBURY,
411`11ANKFUL for put favours,
desires to inform the inhabitants of
itaitlandville and surrounding country
that he to be found at the old stand,
ready and trilling to attend to the wants
of his customers. Ile has on hand
A FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES
TEA, SUGAR,'
TOBACCO, CURRANTS,
RAISINS, SPICES &co, At.
ALS()
Dry Goodie Nails,
Crockery, r Glassware,
FLOUR. ,FEED.
Having been granted a Shnp Licenee for
thosale of Liquors, he will keep
on hand ra-fell
stock of
WHISKEY, A 4E
IN DOTTLE OR 0N DRAUGHT.,
rf- The' highest market price paid
for Butter, Ego and ether produce.
Remember the Maud, nearly opposite
the Schoel House, Maitlindville.
March 4th, 187;t. 1359
CARTHAGE WORKS.
R. 3_ ViTHITELY
EGS TO THANK TRE cPUBLII.
for the liberal patriensge accord
him in the past and to ounounce th
he still carries osi
CARR IAGE ds GLEN MAKIN
in all its branches, oat the old -sten
opposite •
E. MARTINI'S COLBORNE ROTE .
Carriages, Buggies, Waggons
and eyerytbing else in his line kept cal
hand or made to order of the beet
material and in tbe must workmanli. e
REPAIRING PROMPTLY NIIICUTZD.
Goderich, 25th Feb. 1873. 135
ATTG TION
Pei
e PARTIAL LIST
of goods for sale at Parson's & Co's *w
Hardware Store_i opposite the Market
NAILS, GLASS, PUTTY,
SPADES, SHOVELS,
SCYTHES, FORKS,
GRAIN CRADIfil,
HEMP AND RUBBER PACKHEO,
LEATHER BELTING, all siseli,
WHITE LEAD, all prices. ,
BOILED AND RAW Olio,
BLACK OIL,
MACHINERY OIL. s
And all kind* of ,
•
For Bale Cheap., I
G. H. Parions
Oppcaite the Market House/
June, 28. 197J
Wanted.
SMART, active boy to loam Black.
JOHN PASMORE.
Ooderieb, April 18, 1873. 130160
IMMENSE CLEARING SALE
OF
BOOTS & SHOES.
TUX Subecriber wishing to retire
""- feint the BOOT and SHOE Busi-
ness, *ill sell his Large Stock compris-
ing some
6000 Pi;irs of Boots & Shoes
AT C T FOR CASH.
. w is the time to
GloEtt (Had Bat aviatrix,
As tie jest means 'what he
P.g. amounts must lie paid
withiett delay.
SAMUEL FURSE,
Sign; ot the Boot, Market Square.
1171. 1544
NEW GROCERY!
8 LOCK'S Stock of Groceries and
add very largely to them, 'is now in a
pos uoi, in the *ante stand. to sell
Crockeri, and
Provisions,
CHEAP FOR CASH !
t• arge Stock of
04 hand, and selling at reduced prices.
Bound to Sell Cheap.
COOD BARGAINS IN
Raisin Az urr ants.
Jervthing that can usually be found in
Ist Grocery Store can be fpund here.
D4 not fail to call and examine goods
air prices, if you wish te say* money.
JAS. BRACKENRIDGE,
reerlemember the stand, comer of
Nirth Street and Market Square.
oderich, Jan. 6th, 1873. 1351
THE
ery Thing Wanted
; NEW HARDWARE STORE
I 453-4:01)1E11 I ell
CF THE CIRCUlAli SA
hate Just eouipeted opening out an Satire New
OMPLETE STOCK OF
allkfnrie whi!•t. will be sold at pnees that defy
ye TIN a call.
B.-Liet of Goods sold. next week.
PPoeite l'he Market House
Climax Potatoe,i,
Saes delicate, white deshed. fine 1
Armored, Md. also a dry and meely po-
tatoe. Class.' Arnold, Nunierytnatt, in
Caiirola Farmer, March 15th, says :-
" This imp the best of all potatoes, old
or new. table qualities it has no '
equal. It is tory productive, and I heve I
never yet seep a diseased tither amongst
The Canute li'as bowl ,proniiiinced in
England the best Anieriean potates ever
raised. A: limited quantity for sale at
r. FERGITSON'S.
N. 13. Tt 'is teed to be less subject
than other lands to the attack of the
Colorado Eug.
1365
MARKET SQUARE. GODEILIC,H.
Have for Sale
UWE, FdiC, and other traps, CROSS
CUT SAWS, MILL SAW S, WOOD
SAWS, AND BEST MAKES
, OF HAND SAWS, CHOP -
MD -PRICES. BOY'S AXES, HAND
'AXES AND BROADAXES. COW
TIES OF SEVERAL KINDS,
LOOMING CHAINS
F ALL SIZES,
GLASS, PVTTY,
WROuGHT AND CUT NAILS &c.
And a largo assortment of all kinds of
At low prices for CASH. Opposite '•
Goderich, Noy. 26 1871
1-7 • 'nil.
BOOTS & SHOES.,
GO TO
•
MOISMHOF
Remember the place,
TWO DOORS FROM
CLIFFORD':' BAKERY, Jordan's Drug
where he i+ prr,arel to de all work with which
nay tio voted.
REP A IR ING
DONN term
NEATNESS AND DESPATCH•
A CALL SOLICITED.
Goderieli. May 20th. Mt
rum -
liberal inducementa will be offered.
Goderich, lit March, 1873. 1360c
For Sale.
r11/15 House and Let, No.
South Street, late/y owned by the
late Mrs.! DAVIS, will be ail4 at
on tho Tenth day of May next.
Gode• rich, IOth April, 1873. 1365e*
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE
THE MARKET,