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Ts. night succeeds the day;= -the day
In tarn succeeds the sight.
Th. sun succeeds the stars, and theg
Succeed ill turn his ligtt.
• All things suoceed -except,
My, tive-aet tragedy, that cot
11903!
follows day; week follows week,
The habit peradventure is
rimmed by months, and years, and eke
' By cycles and by ceiaturies.
All things will follow -that is trio,
Except my arguments. They never
do!
This world is full of change :-each ho ur
From light to shade we range;
Nov grief -now joy exacta its power.
„ Esseh moment brings its change: -
You'll thinpchange--except,egad,
That ten pound note I took, beestme
! it's bad.
•
ODDS AMP MODS.
--
A Notorious Eavesdropper—Rain.
A table of intareet--The dinner table.
An End always to be kept in view -
Dividend.
Th ls dressing -grown Is the moat it
ing of all garments- it is selekrm worn
out.
To keep warm on a cold day, the wo-
men double the Cape, and the men dou-
ble the Horn.
. What kind of • drum is that which is
always the best when it cannot be beat-
e n? A conundrem.
An indostrions wife is making • straw
hat for her husband out of the strews
used:by him in his sherry -cobblers last
S Urririthr.
Ttui Rev. Mrs. Fanny U. R ,berts has
announced that when celled upon to
solemnize marriages she will reverse the
the custom and kias the bridegroom.
Low water on the beach - Senrrijons
by to corpulent individual: "Hooray,
;old:porpoise' why don't you,plunge in and
;make the tide neer
Us, AND ABOZZ.—ola Gant: "You
don't mean to tell as, waiter, that you
can't gire me a toothpiokr -Waiter:
"Wel, Ur, we used to keep 'ern, but the
gents almost invariably took 'en away
,whenahey'd done with 'ma."
I !tires amusingto see John, the other
tight, singing eestentedly to himself,
and crumblingbread into abowl of starch
which his wife had placed in the pantry,
and saying there was nothing like bread
and milk, after all.
Mots rimesters'. PHILOSOPHY.—
`• Who goes a borrowin', goesa sorrowin'.
More often it is -the other way up."
Who goes a lendin' too often goes a sor-
rowiti, while he who goes a borrowin'not
pnfrequently goes on his way rejoicing
let his dexterity.
' A. man at Princeton College believes
tit baying "s place for everything and
rierything in its place." He. nails his
ppers on the wall, four feet up, and
hen all he has to do Id an evening is
to wheel/1p his easy chair in front of
them.
"Did you ever go to a military ball?"
Asked a lisping maid of an *Id veteran.
?No, my dear," growled the old soldier;
"in those days I once had a military ball
come to me. And what do you think it
did! It took my leg off."
A lager beer -house in Hudson county,
N. J., was formerly a church. The
shrewd Teuton who now keeps it was
about to erase an inscription painted
over the door'but on second thoughts
he laift the last line untouched, It is:
,"Let him who is athirst come."
A Domenic MAN ON IWK RAILW •T,—
raseible Party: "Guard, Why didn't
you wake me, an I asked yoef Here Ism
'-miles beyond my atation!"-Guard: "I
try, sir but all I could get you tosay
was 'AU right, Maria., get the children
their breakfast, and I'll be down in a
fuenute:'
Aman who waa bitten by a dog the
Sealer nistht,'declared, as soon as he re-
/
covered from his fight, that he would
kill the animeL But thedog Mn't mad,'
said the owner. 'Mad!' shouted the
,victon exasperated. 'What has he to be
Imed about' -
A King's fool who was condemned to
/death was allowed to choose the form of
death, and choose old age. An Iowa
girl being asked what for of deeth she
preferred, remarked that if she raust die
he preferred to be smothered.- with
ssea.
WItAT'S IN • Ni?—(Sosine—A Spirit
Shop in Edinburgh.)—First EMI:mire;
"So, yer gudemon s turned gude tip-
Jean."—Second Fishwife: "Gude
templar, y• mean, hinny?" -First Flab -
wife: "Takye ma word for't, Jean, irt
erases for the spellin', there's na a dell
a difference atween the twa."
A literary man writes as follows:-
there iz but phew things on the fees or
this earth more werthless than a poodle,
end yet I amiglad there ix -poodles, for
lt there wasn't there is some people who
pouldn't brave enny object in liringoind
hays aothinirto Inv.'
•1 A curious bore, learning that a young
lady was going by railway to a distant
town, asked, 'Whet motive is taking
you thitherr 1 believe they call it a lo-
comotive,' was the innocent reply. The
inquisitive stranger was extinguiahoc1.-
Magistrate-"You mayhare been in-
toxicated; but the officer testifies that
you were not so tipsy ea nit to know
what you were isut.," Pmeoner-"0,
g I had known that was an objection, I
kuldeasily have taken another drink
or two."
"A ,horse: a horse 'only kingdom fors
homer cried • eelebrsted tragedian-
_ "Would not a jukes* do se well?" in-
quired an affected eoung man, in his
seat. "Yes," triumphantly exclaimed the
actor, "just step up this way." The
young men sat down.
Tee REASON Wirv.-Old Geirt(tolani-
ly)-"W ell, Jarvis, and how doss my
old lutt look on your
Jaryis--"Well, sir, only middlio.'
Your head is thicker than mine, and
mine is longer than yours."
Old Gent—"Oh!" (Shuts t11:0) -
"Are you very fend of novels, Mr.
Jonas!" "Why," responded that
rooted gentleman, who wished to be
thought by the lady iteestioner food at
literature. "Have you," continued the
lady, "ever read 'Ten Thousand a
No, madam, I slayer read that
umber in all my "
Vouricai &mimic T.—Madge : "What
are yes looking so sorry about, Artherr
Arthur: "MilltipZiostion." Madge: "0,
I know all &hoe twoultiplioat rthur ;
"Do you? What'sheice tea then?" Madge:
"0, tionittoome of onurse!"Arthur: "fflo,
it's not! It's only twenty:" Madge: "Ah,
but everything's rt., you know!'
A talkative man annoyed a lady at a
dinner -party by oonstantly arguing in
favor of strong drink, and at lace said WI
her, "You know, madam, drinking
drives away care sed makes as forget
what is disagreeable. Would yen allow
a man to dnak tor that reason?' "Well,
perhaps so," said the lady, "it he sat
next to you:"
Thei ruling plosion 11.40141 in death was
e-heracteristimilly illueteatad OD the me
Orion of a clerayman's prayer for a dy-
rig tollman. The poor naaa had not
many hours to live, and the clergyman
was in the middle of his psayer. "Whist
• wee," said the Willman, "I think a
hear a rout."
The Rev. Mr. Johnson was one ot
those rough but quaint presages of She
former generation who were bad el
'ening and good living. While eeeted
at the table of • lady ane
parish, she asked him if he itliM
tigillk in
his tea. "Yea, ma'am, when I can't get
cream,"
was the ready reply.
Sperm:info. rsow JUDY'S Pm—
What wine dose Jaek love beesl—Why,
Post-ei swore
ABoseding Istabliehnsent—A wpm.
ter's shop.
A Word to Prosy Lprere.—Il ia not
e oa'y those stomas whe wsar suris.
wha• ears are bored.
4iheti the spider it the ark, did he
or take a dyt
en Jedy'e milkman Ward of the
they're making absetihii adults*-
. a milk, le asK "Woke foal"
A Past -A Louise logasiess issik.as
asIpises as a etas* isaskeilliest Pis
Special Notices.
leunaevare.—Bers'e" CormA.—Osaegrat •Yrn
Dostroligisto.—"Ily a thoiough Ithowle4e of the
lateral laws which govern the operations of Mirth.
Uoa the antritloe, and by a saran' application of
tbs ins properties of well selected memo, Ilr. Epps
has provided' oar breakfast tables with a delicately
flavored beverage which may save ea many heavy
doctors' arrthe. Gareth. Made "imply
wills Boning Wagerer %Wk. Each packet Islabelled
—"Jamas tires k Co.,, Hoiessopiehie Chemists,
Loadoe.'
lliamovaerrras or Coce...—"We will sow gme as
seeount of the proews adopted by Masers Jadies
Epps Co., manufacturer" of dietetic articles, at
their seas ta the Easton Reed,Loado—Casseirs
seastas Greek. 1841.
BOGUS MEDICINES,
Holloway's Pills and Ointment.
I MAVZ for a considerable time past
considered it to be my duty to adver-
tise the public of the British North
American Provinoss against buying
from unprincipled dealers medicines
emanating from New York, and .olds
my "Holloway's Pills and Ointment,
ia which much ingenuity haa been dis-
played in passing them off as of my
make, It is very difficult indeed to at-
tempt to enumerate the many devices
to which the parties have had recourse.
They say, amongst other things, that a
DOW label has been adopted by them,
and with barefaced effrontery caution
the public against being deceived by
spurious imitations.
A poor nian by the name of Holloway
is employed by the so-called Cksmical
Company in New York, who lends his
name for &small weekly sum. The med-
icines sold by this Company are palmed
off upon she public as my "Holloway's
Pills and Ointment,". so that were they
to injure half the community no discrett
it would fall upon the fabricators of
these c. npoonds, but would considera-
bly damage the reputation of my make.
As itis not at all necessary for this
Carer to incur any expense in the sale
of their productions, or to a very limit-
ed extent (trading as they do my name),
the; are in a position to offer them at a
very low price in Canada, where they
are purchased by a few Wholesale Houses
that / can name, and will name
hereafter, if they contiaue to vend the
IMMO.
The following are the names and &d-
amsel of some of the Houses who get
nay medicines from here direct
:—
Messrs, Avery, Brown & Co., Halifax,
N. S.
Messrs. Forsyth & Co., Halifax, N. S.
Messrs. T. B. Barker & Sons, St. John,
N. B.
Mr. T. Dea Briaay, Charlotte Town,
P. E. I.
Messrs. Langley &: Co., Victoria, 13. C.
Messrs. Moore k Co., Victoria, B. C.
My Pills and Ointment are gold at the
lowest wholesale net prices, in quanti-
ties of not leas than £20 worth—viz.,
88, &I., 22s., 34s. Per dozen boxes of
Pills or pots of Ointment, for which re-
mittances innst be sent in advance.
These medicines are not sold in the
United States.
Each Pot and Box of my preparations
bears the British Government Stamp,
with the words, "Holloway's Pills and
Ointment, London."
(Signed) THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
533, Oxford Street, W. C.,
London, July 1, 1873. 1381
IF YOU -HAVE A COUGH WITH
•• RISING! of PHLEGM in the mor-
ning, night sweat,, and irregularity of
the bowels, loss of appetite, and general
debility, take DR. WHEELER'S COM-
POUND ELIXIR OF PHOSPIATES
AND CALISA.YA. heat of those
who have used it thoroughout the Do-
minion will attest its great efficacy in
arresting the decline of the Consuinp-
five. It begins at the root 'of the
evil, the Stomach, and perfects Di-
gestion, Assimilation of Food, and
the formation of restoring energy to
all the vital Organs. It is agreeable to
take and permanent in its effect with no
liability of relapse. Sold by all druggists
at $1.00.
DR. J. BELL SIMPSON'S
Specter nod Tonic Pills.
/ITEM °RSA? DNGLIIM POR NEAT.
on. elperinatorrhas Noctureal Ends -
sloe of the Generative Organs, Palpitation of she
Heart. Trembling', Slimplesenesa, the effect ef
over-indalgenoe in alcoholic sthauleats and tobac-
co, de. Dr. J. BELL SISIPSON'S Pills are the
only gram foe the above disea"rii, end are
never knows to fall. They have already cured
hundreds tri dub country. Robert Arthur, machie-
ild. Easaliton..testifies to his swerery by their tele.
Safe, sertain sad rapid In action, a'short trial will
prove their efficacy. No .offerer need despair of
being relieved from the frightral effects of Sett -
Maws. The Spectec Pills are sold by Drugaistsat
el 00 alio:, and the Tonic Pills at the. • box, or
they will be that by rnail. postage pre -paid, aid
securely wrarped front observation, on receipt of
41.90 for the Specie.% and bdc._ for the Tonle Pills
by
J. BELL SIMPSON CO.,
Dreier 91P. 0. Hamilton.
Sold by ell Wholeaale and Retell Druggists.
Pamphlets sent post-free en application.
COMPOUND
STRUF OF HYPOPHOSPHITES
The pow.' of arreeting disease displayed by this
preparation is honorably acknowledged by the
medical faculty in every eection where It has been
ntroduced ; and the rapidly inereastng sate is the
best guarantee of the estimation in which it is held -
by the public.
The limp will mare Pulmonary tonsumprion in
larillarlasastroond stages ; will cies great relic
lb in the third. It will enre Asthma
• gitis. Coughs and Colds. It Artll
originating from want of &lugedes
mess aid Ifirrivens Force. sue. as Enlargement of
tbe Spleen, Dyspepsia, Rickets, Peebleand Impart/
action .1 10. Hthrt, Local and General Paralysis,
Aphonia or Lass of Voice. It will cure Leneorrhoea.
Chlerosis. Astemut, and restores the blood to purity
and health
Sold By Anothecarles.
P1004 150 ; Six for 87.50.
JAMES I. FELLOWS, CHEMIST
ST. scar, N. B.
THE GREIT FEMALE REMEDY
Job Noses' Periodical Plus
rant I SITALUABLII MEDICINE is UNFAILING
A. us the sure of ,afl thaw wale and dengemus
diseases to which the female constitution is 88,001.
It moderates all e geese and removes all oberructieas
and a speedy care lo relied on,
TO Louis
It is peculiarly suited It win, in a short time, brie(
Me the =sour Pened with regularib.
Thies Pals Motet .1411t he fassesbOPeseles (biretta the
PIRST mess MONTHS of Prognaney,as tam
NW, $1, Miner* M iosorrisgs, kJ or soy *thirtieth they
aye seri,
ia all Cases of Sentra. and Spinal Affection ',Pain in
1Ihe Backend Limbs, "%Mae or slightexertion,Palpi-
tastes et the heart Elyhes, and Veto*, those Pills
windless a ewe wino all other means have failed,
and although a peening! rweedy, donot contain iron,
salaam!, tramway, or anything hurtful to them:ratt-
raps.
Folidirections the pamphlet around each paekage
whieli shoe Id he earefally preserved.
JOB COM, ran TOM, !iota rillOrillITOn.
Maud ltkcents for postage, enclosed no Northrop
k Newcastle, , general ages ts for the
Dothinion, minimum a bottle containing eve r 60r ills
IV Fetters Me II.
NORTHRUP A LYMAN
Newcastle, . W., g
agents tor Canon'.
Er Sold La Goderieh by P•rk•r Cattleaad
r. Jora..; Gauthier a Co., &Lye aid ;Jae.
Bentham, iterson ie; .1 Piebard,E miter .11.
Combs, hewn, && cord, LuctutorkE. Hick;
••• irratcoth. 9.4 • K. bledutie. healers.
CANADIAN PAIN DESTROY-
Lat.
A s A FAMILY MEDICINE, IT IS
cs. well and favorably known, relieving
thousands from pain in the
Side, Back and Head, Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, 'Speaks, Bruises,
Cronies in tAe Stomach, Cholera
Morbus, Dymsitery, Bowel
Cole laissts, Borns,
Scalda, Prost
Bites,
cte.
The Cseastas Pain Deetriryir has mow been os -
Aire the palette for • leSif Math, and wherever
.o.d a wed* lthed, mum is • Mask laskace
10 gtvegarelsest rehet tismity and. arid we
cusestises ••••Eszniceisse„ es eh.
have esvectspe • amen inhere the
isamoswigaggialaihaeribest• dell star•wend.
al irk, •
Wemalkasui. maims* la Oa sisfaarr bistro(
Waal la 001,10110 • sade=trisa
Neils=e4nardestresmi ware asatiratits
wail
The ma'am-
far.rt:::=611‘.
smatee and 'es
useeseew
serene
rtlarrarar-
wag fa
ealmadjgra
Me teak la Ostia
et Illiaratlea, dim ar• ematsg tress Natiehre
ammo rasa pairb anis ormairr kr farther ara-
pasaaa4 smelt erneWnee as le the amnesia
Amami IS gime.
The Gisalian Pala Destroyer nem tails to give
trammiliat• rebel: All Mediehes Dodos. 'keep tt as
Physiehme order and ass ; and as:sadly will be
without it slier trying N.
Peke, milvTwisittave Cats ere bads.
as-Sokl, 10 Gee:Mich, by gee. Cattle,
7. 'Jordan; Gardiner Co. Bayfleld;
/ea Death= Rogerville; J. Pickard,
hamper
issisr; M. Oissios, (Ilia' tea; 8; Beefed,
?its=4; Lasisees;11. Waimea, fileadoeth"; sad
Isis bowl madirialedeelers: .
Weisassa Isess .alls Jan. I. NO g
Lands for -Bali+
BY
E. WOODCOCK,
COVE Y AJMER
And Land Agent.
OPPICE—Dother of West Street, Goderich.
A Valuable Farm
kaITUATED in the second oencession
1'7 of the Western Division of the
Township of Colborne,
sheet four miles from Goderich, con-
taining 200 acres of good land, nearly
half of which ia cleared and free from
stumps, with Brick House, Barns, Sta-
bles, Workshops, ite. Theft is a good
bearing Orchard of the choicest fruit
on the estate. Well watered. Title
indisputable. Terms easy.
E. WOODCOCK.
Coneeyancer and Land Agent,Goderich.
• #aluable Bush Lot.
B1filNo oomposed of Lot No_5, con
seemion 10, in the .
Township of Turnberry,
containing 100 acres. The soil ia mixedt
from black loam to sandy loam, with •
never failing creek running through the
lot. Timber oni-holt Beech and Maple,
the remainder Cedar, Pine mil Hem-
lock. Soil heavy. This lot is very
valuable, being situate within one mile
of the Railroad, three miles from the
village of Belinera, six miles from
Wroxeter, and seven miles from Wing -
ham. Title good. 'Loins to suit the
purchaaer. Fur further particulars, ap-
ply to
E. WOODCOCK, -
Conveyancer and Land Agent,Goderich.
A Good Farm,
IT Li ATE ebout six miles froin'flode.
" rich, on the 5th coo., E. D., of the
Township of Colborne,
containing 100 acres, 80 cleared and
mostly under cultivation. The soil is
good, varying from sandy loam to heavy
black loam. There is a splendid creek
running through the lot—also a small
buying orchard. To be sold cheap. For
particulars apply to
E. WOODCOCK,
Conveyancer and Land Agent,Goderich.
Valuable Bush Farm,
SITUATE on the 10th con. of the
Township Of Grey,
within 11 miles of the Railway. Tim-
ber mixed, Beech, Maple, and a large
quantity of good Ceder. About 5 acree
cleared with a Log Hoose, &c,.. Soil ex-
cellent. Title indispnteble, the pre-
sent holder being the Crown, patentee.
Terms easy. For particulare apply to
E. WOODCOCK,
Conveyancer and Land Agent, Goderich.
A Desirable Farm,
SITUATE on the 8th con., Western
Division of the
Township of Colborne, ,
on the Northern Gravel Road, about 5
miles from Goderich, cootaining 50
acres of excellent land in a high atate Of
cultivation. For particulars apply to
E. WOODCOCK,
Conveyancer and Land Agent,Goderich.
Desirable Farm,
ITUATt on tho Huron Road in the
Township of Goderich,
about 2} Miles from Town, within five
walk of an English Church, containing
93 acres, about 70 of which are cleared
and free from stumps, with good Brick
House and Frame Barns, Jtc. Large
bearing orchard, and well watered.
Title good. This farm will be sold very
cheap, considering its commanding po-
sition. and on reasonable term,. For
particulars apply to
E. WOODCOCK.
ConOpyancer and Land Agent, Goderich.
, A Valuable Farm.
sITIJATE on the Huron Wad in the
Township ef G.oderich,
about four miles from Town, contain-
ing 100 acres of 'first-rate land, -with
good Frame House, Buns, Stablest kc
Good orchard of choice fruit trees and
never failing creek `-running through
front of lot. Tarps" easy,. Forparticu-
lars apply to
E. WOODCOCK,
Conveyancer and Land Agent, Goderich.
A Good Farm.
SITUATE in the Fourth Concession
of the Eaatern Division of the
Township of Ashfield.
eontaining 100 acres of land, ono niile
from Dungannon, 60 acres of which are'
cleared and limier caltivation. There
is on the premises a good log Hoose and
a log Barn, Soil, clay loam. front of
lot light. Well watered with Nino mile
creek running through tho lot. There
is also a good Orchard of choice fruit on
the lot.
E. WOODCOCK,
Conveyancer and Lent Agent, Goderich.
Two Excellent Farms.
SITCATE on the Gravel Road be-
tween Walton and Brussels in the
TOMSnehlp of Grey,
°containing each 100 acres. A geod Log
House, Barn and Orchard on each lot,
65 acres cleared. These farms will be
sold eeparately or together u may be
desired. Soil excellent. Terms eaay.
For particulars apply to
E. WOODCOCK,
Conveyancer and Land Agent,Goderich.
Tear valuable building site, suitable
fora first-class Villa Residence, be-
ing composed of Lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 28,
29, 30, tind 31, in the Wilson Survey of
the To sn of Goderich,containing in one
block, two scree of land. The above
eligible property has a frontage ofnbout
330 feet on the Huron Road, and is
stocked with choice fruits. To he sold
on reasonable terms.
E. WOODCOCK,
Office, corner of West street, Goderich.
Valuable Town Lots,
Lot No. 992, situate on the North
side of West Street in the Town of God-
ench. A splendid situation either for
lausineas or private residence.
Lot No. 265, corner of Elgin and
Wellington Streets in the Town of God -
*rich, one quarter of an acre.
Lot No. 1318 on the quron Road, in
the Town ef Goderizh, ono fifth of an
acre.
Lot Letter "C" in the Village of
Maitheadville,(or Bridgeud place) with •
good house thereon erected and garden
well stocked with bearing fruit trees.
E. WOODCOCK,
Land Agent and Conveyancer.
Orrice—Corner of West St., Goderich,
1377
WHY ARE
Lazarus Morris & Co'
SpcotaleAs
LIKE BRIGHAM YOUNG ON TRIAL
FOR MURDER
—
Ncerum..—Any person sending the
answer to shove to the Agent, F. Jordan,
Goderich, within the next thirty days.
will receive aa order 'rein L. M. A Co.
for a pair et their superior new WWI
Eye Glasses.
Godericb, Feb. 6, '72 aw983w3
.Notloe to Debtor,/
g Ps...Ttaa tnesirrin TO TEM BOB
Au. swan *III pram pay aa atoramr.
AitliAnail MITE.
alwarakajito am. iin,
1)r. .' Walker's- CaIIIIwnia
Vinegar Bitters srspurey Veg-
etable preparatibir; made chiefly trim
the native herbs found on the lower
ranges of the Sicilia' Nevada -moun-
tains of ,California, the medicinal •
properties of which are extracted
therefroravrithout theme of Alcohri.
The question la almost daily asked,
"What is the e,auso of the unpar-
alleled sneeoss of Yr:emelt IITC-
IIIRS 1" Dur mower is, that,, they
remove tho cause of disease, and
the patient' recovere his health. They
nre the great blood purifier and a
life-giving principle, a perfect Reno-,
vator and Invigorator of the modern.
Never before in the history of the world
him a medicine been componnded ra-
se:4,4111g the remarkable qualified of N 10-
.40.11 Itirrtes in keeling the sick of
every disease man is heir to. They aro
is gentle Purgative at well as a Tunic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
the Liver and Vincent! Organs, in Bilious
Diaerisee.
The properties of Dn. WALE -
lea's V INK11.1.fillirricets aro A 'orient, Dia-
phoretic, Carminative,' Nutritioue, Laxa-
tive, Diuretic,Sedative,Couuter-lrritant.
'Sudorific, Alterative, and Anti -Dillow.
st. H. IttelMliNALO di CO.,
prngleta 841.1 Agfa, Ran lerencisco. Cantor
& gor.of Wathington nml lbw:Boa Sth,31•T.
Meld by all Druggists mad likeathers: •
L. S. WILLSON,
Sewing Machine,
PIANO, ORGAN, MELODEON,
sNti
ORICIII,TURIL IMPLEMENT
Showrooms, Acheson's new block, West
Street, Ooderich.
ONLY AGENT
FOR TIIE
--
'id flDIJPEs.I1
Sewing Machine In Goderich and
its:
l&Celebrated Mathushek Piano from
t.!80 hp. 1368
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SEWING MACHINE,
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A BeautifulAssortment
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JEWELLERY oFp. KINDS
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•whirich. 191.1 Aug.. 1570. 01.104
GoderichMarble workE
Scott, Vanstone & Co.,
DEG To INTIMATE THAT THEY RAY%
.1.) opened • branch of their Kincardine
11.831.31- CUTTING WORK&
Is the old istand of Mr. A.M. Johnston vmtorla
Gederioh, asd wUl be ab'e to supply
Tombstones,
Mantlepieces,
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&c., &c., Ac.,
is the hest at, le of workmanship and en reasonably
for tile or Zo Let
LANDS for SALE
AT BAYFIELD.
L°Trilownr4sVp.o7fIted"orIBAY.-eontriatirialwiLD 'ull1117.8111i°°""e147
Use bee quality of teed, within *beet miles of the
arket
ellearanc""• of 4e3facrestille TweLuof
eheoBaurdv"IdreadilyTh'be rePrePri.
anedeTifeow,r:eurovii.tpth.:Th.enb.a.reniaigh obofin.b.dreit oamf. themlendar Itams ebelogel, cf
sides of the property. which in situated 10 SU 144
splendid growth. am excellent reed pewees eo two
A.I.ef40.-140t 14, Range A Toorusbip Stanley ,
containing Mt acres of well reserved timber land,
rtIbbent.:a,fhedicerotuTili.hdliethiPMeirlostrritherur.eekletil&r:fthatev.:Erlialcusvoent HatT1pty8:7.2ransioferldrew.wrtbv.:150
Per terms apply to, JAMES D. stoonel.
f 0 ewe 3ipot
or W. W CONT4R, Esq. Hayfield.
Guelph, Aug.lth, 1870
FOR SALE.
prig undersigned offer for sale the un.
a dermentioned lands, belonging to
the Estate of the late Ileamax R.
R°8TisTriR'vE
Al..,th• Nio
rt -h -east quarter of Lot
byBoslet4tz,. to St. Oatharines Poet Office,
No. 12, in the Fifteenth Conoesseciuotirso.f
the Township of Sombre, in the County
of Laisibton, 50 acres, more or leas.
ply to the undersigned, perennally, or
For terms and particulars of sale. ap.
.
.
Gran , 30th May, 111711., 1373
traAtiNROOLTN8 COOrucAt E. , t Kg
0
lionse and La for Sale.
IITHAT House at present ec-
.• cupted by Mr. Win. Lee, on
West St., with t of en acre ,4
Land, well improved. Apply to
ERlCMetmeKAski,
cab
in ,.
Goderich, Sept_30th, 1873. 39
'.Farm For Sale.
TY the Township of Colborn e. In the Count, „
1 Huron. North part of Bloch E. Conitdi.:r
100 aeres 64 cleared end under good fence, mid
50 acres good Hard Wood limber. Two
Croths, Soit first quality, good Log Hons. and
?rune Ba: -n and small bearing Orehanl, withio
mile of Westin Saw AM Orbit Mill, end within 4i
miles of the County Townaloderick. Twine mode-
rate. Apply to
JOBE EDWARDS
On the premises.
0 m. •
Godeticit Nov. 20. 171.
A T the SIGNAL Office, a partial scholar -
42. ship fora course of instruction in the
Dominion Telegraph Institute, Toronto.
Will be sold at a redaction to any one
desirous of spending a portion of the
winter in learning telegraphing, and
fitting themselves for a useful and re.
sponsible positiien.
Goderich, 23rd Nee. 1172.
FOR SALE.
AHouse and Lot adjoining the resi-
dence of Wm. Seymour. Esq., com-
manding one of the best views of the
Lake and Harbour.
Apply to
, DANIEL GORDON.
Goderich, June 30th, 1873. 1376
FOR SALE.
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1 .0T 5, Con. 4. E. D., Aslifield, con -
Peal taining 200 acres exce1;ent lands
covered with Maple and ;Beech. 10 miles
from Goderieh, with a never failing treat
stream rennin through the centre of the
land, there ie about 13 sores of c'eared
land on the front ot tbe lot,
A prly to
THOS. WEATHERALD,
Engineer and Sarveyer.
Goderich, Jan,2nd, 1872.
Valuable Property For sale.
OTS NUMBER 8158Abl3 801 IN IRE TOWN OF
Goderich. On Lot 881 ts situated &small Brick
Cottage and &large frame dwelling Hotwelsiostertes
bath, and on Lot lag thereto "targets.* store, frame
ware -house whichcouldbe converted futon Cm ^lass
Hertel at little cost and also. frarne Barn.
The Leta will be mold tither together or perarate
le suit purchasers.
Tonna made knows on applIcatioa to
Wm. ARTHUR,
on the yremtsee, or to
Messrs DAVISON 8 JOHNSTON
• Goderich 16 July, 1071 sweilt
Farm for Sale or to Let.
— - -
MHE seharrlher offers for gale or to let ,ble farm.
beteg Lots 4*,d 5. 71hroneethion, W. D.. •th-
field, containing 200 acres. half a nit'. of the
gra, el road, about 100 acrecleared and ender eel-
tivation end well feneed. There are a good hone.,
barn. granary, ge., on the lot. It is situated con
isaient to grist and ma., nulls, school fe.u.e. te.
The whole will be (Imposed ot together or in two
parcels of 100 acres each.
Apply to HENRY BROWN,
or to J ERKMI All nt: Ltd V A N,
Kingsbrhig. P.O.
1st September, 1873. 1.78
House and'Lot for sale.
THE Subscriber offers for
sale the House and Lot at
present occupied by him on
Newgate Street in the Town
of Goderich. The lot contains one-
fourth of an acre and is well stocked
with fruit and ornamental trees. The
llouse'contains nine rooms, five closets,
a good pantry and cellar, and herd and
*oft water, with suitable outhouses at-
tached.
Apply to
CHAS. MeIN"TOSH.
Goderich, 3rd Oct., 1873. 1390
Splendid Timber Lot
J'C)I S A._ Lak:
About 10 macs from Goderich and
1 mile _fit= -Pori Albert.
FleflE Subsdriber offers for sele the NI
-a- of la 1, con. 3, East Division ofahe
TOWNSHIP OF ASEfFIELD,
containing 100 stores very heavily tirh-
bered with Hemlock, Beech and Maple,
besides. a considerable uruitity of Rock
Elm and Cedar. The Nine Mile Riyer
flows through the middle of this land,
which will be very valuable forfarming
purposes when the timber has been
taken off.
WM. J. FE4TON,
1392.3m P. 0, Box 319. Hamilton
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COAL OIL
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