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A es. txw 110 tweet pies in *I Mr, Juhn Salkeld has been re-elected i
Primitive Methodist Church i,. :his Nil Its tstre for S. H. Na 1.
We. i
Miss Wean, of Cornwall. Lis been
es1/1t�ed as esstatattt truisber for that i ►1
Craobruuk public school for 11131. I ; x ,,•• f . t 1
The autograph quilt got tip Ly the : +: ji:• f►1' �, :�� "'� ''� Ivor the nausea, firth•. seatb. the es1Ur e/aeli of Noses and Tinware. v1•aI ratter and
4 %� . sir ► _i u/. , Iuel a owls,
youtut ladies of the V. • M. Church road t
for $10. Mr: McKay was the pur-
chaser.
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SELLING OFF
Mr. Wm. McArthur, is author'utl to e
calve sitbr•riptions fur '1116 eft'.: • i•tbt:.i:
and give receipts therefor.
EI. J. IL Roberta laic week disposed
of his summer's lot of butter at tet .
Lair price.
PssorAt.- Mr. Juhu Betty, must
ger of the Mexican Ioidver.Jcnt, e t
Mexico, N. Y., is at prraeut t'isinu„ re
latives in the village.
The trustee, we are pe.e we 1, t•' ',tot.
has secured the service. of Mr. dont•
as teacher in the thingsuui ii pidou:
school
Ms A. II. Polley, ..of G. nle.•i h,
bought, a few days a,•', a flue burst
Mr.. It. Bowers, of t:►is place, i„i
$146.
Naw EtaerloN.—A new election for
trustee will take place here next Satur-
day, when we trust the "31uddle” veil
be fully settled.
Ti ereaases. -The tempersttee lodge
which started here w.tne time since, is,
we are pleased to state, in a flourishing
condition. Upwards of fifty ineinber.,
have already been enrolled. Next Tues
day evening a very interesting olehate
ill take Owe on the subject--' Which
exam most influence in it ociety
to ranee cause, the mean or the
wot►tjtn. he following officers have
been el ed for the miming quarter: -
R. k, President; Miss L .Savage;
V. President; W. Mallough, P. Presi-
dent; Miss M. Kilpatrick, Sr. Coun-
cillor; L Sanderson, Jr Councillor; (:.
Walker, Secy.; K. Wilson, Financier;
H. Bickle, Treasurer; Miss L. Kilpat-
rick, Recorder; T. Wicggtni, hlarshel;
Miss S. Pentland, A. .Marshal; D. }fickle
I. Guard; J. Walker, Sentinel.
"Tie hounds ran swihly through the fields.
The nimble fox to take.
That with their cries the hills and Saxer
An echo sl,rIU did make. -
Thies? who do not thoruu4hly under-
stand this pastime would have had their
idea some -what enlightened had they
witnessed the hunt which occurred a
shat distance from the village on Fn -
day lata It was a regular old time
chase. Melfi aseeMbled witt guns,
hounds bayed, and amongst the tumult
the game was started, and the hounds
'followed in gallant style. To see them
all racing through the fields, fox,
hounds, and men, was a sight to be ad- (
mired, I tell you. The result of the iata
(►here was the veteran fox• hunter ! 1
"Drum ren the game to earth in leas, t
than two utiles, and the "brush" was se-
cured hy Mr. Wm. Varcoe.
Tug Daze BfrrEN.—"Snielgrtss, -
like the Devil, is fond of yni,tiug scrip-
ture, and inakeapretencesof bibliad 1•tre. -
Having happily been a,nnerted, he die- f
plays the various features of devotion. t
Indeed he is s capacious Christian, an
eppitoate' of faith. He piously' asks t'te
dassleader of the welfare of his charge,
for he wa,a always. a Methodist and t
always shall be—until he meets •a 1'i'••s-
byteriaa, then he is a Presby tense, told
school er new, as the case requires.
However, as be is not a bigot, he can '
alfbrd to be an Episcopalian, in a gaol
Episcopal neighborhood, etc. The low-
est of men is he who seeks to gratify an
invariable selfishness by pretending to
seek the public good. All men of sense
have some motive which urges them to
action. That motive may be either a
good or an evil one -a wise or an unwise
one. The man who is stimulated to
action by • wise motive or a good per
pose is worthy of esteem. Worthy of it,
because his aim is the servise of his
God, and the good of his fellow man.
Then again the man who is incited to
rection from an impure or unwise In„tree,
merits Moth censure and pity, -that be-
cause he serves the Devil, this because
he u a fool and knows no better.
CONRAD.
1f7uurr GATaeRtllcr.-"The t)sforl
Tribunesayr.—"Tee family of Mr. Wm.
Berry Mt together in Ingersoll tm Tues-
day last fot the purpose of c,•lehrttin.
his seventy-sixth hirthoi..y Mr. Berry
•was born in Devonshire, England, and
has lived is. Ingersoll nearly contineous-
Iy for the past thirty-six years, burinz
which time a family of growl; tort)
and women hare .prun.4 un aromel him
He has five sons anti twit daughters in
different parts of the ct,ttntry and ad-
joining Republic, all of whom it era ;,re-
sent on the • occasion referred 1... tits
sena aro William L. Berry of I)etrnit,
.lehn Berry of Nixie.), New York State.
Geo. W. Berry of Lucknow, Walter and
James H. Berry of interso ll; Mro. Wil-
son and Mrs. Pentland t f Dungannon.
Thesswith a number ••f grandchildren
made a large party to congratulate their
respected sire on the completion id his
seventy-sixth year. Mr. Berry is still
hale and hearty and may reasona-
bly look forward b living a number of
years' yet to come. During hisresidence
in In.3noll he has been highly respect-
ed by his fellow -townsmen. and we ate
sure they will join in congratulating bier
on the present oeauinei.''
SMCIIPIO MAL.
, :tC 4 BRAZIL.)
The raw Compos_:.', its won-
derful affinity to t? Digestive
Apparatus and the Li..; increas-
ing the dissolving Ju... almo t instantly thttsdreadtul
results of1,-,s a ia, Indigestion.
and the 70RPID LIVER, makes
Zopesa an every day necessity in
every house.
It acts gently and speedily in
Si iousness. Costiveness. Head-
ache. Sick Headache, DL->trr^s aft
ter £sating Wind on the s , tach.
Heartburn, Pains in the S:�c and
Back, Want of Appetite.' Want e1
Energy, Low Spirits. Foal Stom-
ach. It invigorates the Liver, car-
ries oflall surplus bile, regulates
the Bowels,- and gives tone to the
whole system.
Cut this nut and take it to Toni
Druggist and get a 10 cent Sample
or a_ large bottid for 75 cents, and
tell your neishbor about It.
No1i0 to ClliatoI.
t1r di r:u TIwsA w addressed to the under
-
hexer itetunnuct." will be received at this De-
partment until 12 of the clock. anon. on
tHunanAY, the Ieth day of Fetltt'AItY next,
for the Erection and Completion of New Par-
liament Buildings for Ontario. and certain
works on eonnectioa therewith, acoordi et to'
I1' The flies and SpecHkatims prepared
by heirs. Gordon 6c Helliwell, of Toronto, or
It The Plans and Specifications prepared
by Messrs. Darling & Curry• of the same city.
Printed forms of Tender can be obtained at
his Department, and persons tendering are
•iallr notified that they will not be end-
ed to have their Tenders considered unless
he ram- a • • rnsie on and In compliance with
hese prittt••,t Wallah Mg( cd with the actual
signature of every Berson tendert (tnt.Itlliing
each member of a fiat. followed by his post
uttioe address, and with all blanks in the farms
Properly ail• d up.
Each Ten -ler must be accompanied by an
aceeptr4 ).-int cheque. payable to the dike of
he Com,.,;,,•.ere' l'ubli-Works for Megrim
or the anti ei $3.00.00..which well to for -
cited it Cu' :virty t ing declines or faits
o enter into ,. Contract - eased upon such Ten-
ter, whru caned upon to do so. Where the
party's Tender is not accepted. the• t heque
wilt be trtn'acd. Where two Tenders ei, r.,
one hosed on rush set of said Plans and Spee•i•
fictitious' are made under the same cover by
he same porion or firm, only one such aeccpt-
•.1 bank ch:•que need accompany said twit
Tenders.
For the due fultllment of the ('ontract, Fat 1 -
factory security wiU be required on real cerate,
•r.by the depnait of money, publ!r or munie,-
pal securittt:a or bank stocks, to the amount of
live per cent. on the bulk sum, to become pay •
able ander the Contract, of which five per
cent.. the amount of the aeoepted cheque ar-
comp.:.,ying the Tender, will be conaldered a
part.
1 To etch Tender must be attached the at•tnal
signatures of a: leant two responsible and sol-
vent pr' .n•, residents of Ontario, willing to
become sureties for the carrying out of these
condition•, at.•t the due fultiltpest and perfor-
mance of the Contract in all-particebtre.
Printed Copies of the respective Specifica-
tion, can tx• obtained on application at the 1 /c -
part Bien,.
Tti+ :> p•irt•••••nt will riot lr t• .nn•' to a.• -
rept th'• lowest or anv Tender.
Ily order.
EI.WAR1ty.
Seem' ary.
Drottr•aunt ofPolitic\Cork, f rt:itario.
'form, 2nd Jan. Itith.
signed and endorsed 'Tensaw sort PAaLtA-
AT
LOW PRICES.
The Cheapest House Under The Sun.
Grand Clea,ringSale
REID & SNEYD
Wl1L during the Next Four Weeks, offer their is i:►re Sark of Winter Gaols atClearing Prices
To Save Time of Marking lbws Goods we will take the Cost M•rk for the belting Price. and
Commence at once to Sell at Cost in Every Iteparttnent.
OUR REASONS FOR DOING TRI3n
We want to Make itoom for a Large stock of $wing Geode We never carry Godes over 'rum
one season to another. We never bold Goods until they become old and out of dale,
THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD !
Our ('uetomers and the Public will reap the benefit,
J. K. Wagner, Methodist minister at
Lek Badge, refused to accept the pro
coeds of a hall, which a society in the
village prepoaed to gimp for the liqui-
*intinn of the Church dab(, on the
Hot the Chum% emphatically
enoutteee dancing.
Vic r s
REID it SNETD, Lanchester House, Goderich'
GOLBORNE BROS.
--OLE STOCK Or—
Fal l and Winter Goods
Is now Complete in Every Department.
Our Terms Being Cash, we are able to offer
Goods at Prices That Defy Competition.
COLBORNE RRos.
GENUINE BARGAINS.
For tatt next three months I will sell furniture at the following prices, for cash:
!pw Cupboards at p 4 50
Sofas - ,
12 00
Lounges from 5 01) up.
Bedsteads from .............. .................... - p,
Fall leaf Tables at 2 60 u
Washstands from 90 cts up.
Bureaus from... ......... -..........: . 500 up.
Sideboards from 6 50 up.
Everything else at similar rates.
These prices rant be t.�'aten in town. i Invite inspection. i am bound to eel•. as I int end
removing to lakota in rte• spring. 1 have also a lot of machinery used in cabinet mak lig
which I will sell at a very low price.
ACCOUNTS.
11 at( mitts Inc Jan A. Ball and J. G. Ball must be settled at once.
Millinery ! Millinery ! ! Millinery ! ! !
•
Zaiiee ! 2t�a�.ioS ! L �,�.ioe !
If you want anything in the Millinery line, you can get it at
MISS STEWA.R,T'S
Well-known Establishinent on the Square.
CHEAP, CHEAP, CI EAP, CHB A.P.
Being desirous of clearing out the balance of her large and varied stock of Millinery,
Mantles, ♦fc. for winter ware, in order to :make ns.nt for Spring and Summer
Gonda, yon may expert
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, BARGAINS.
At MISS STEWART'S Millinery Rose on the S !.t .
JUST RECEIVED!
A'1
D.FERGUSON'S
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FRESH GROCERIES,
SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON.
Zpecial9argaius iu Teas at Very LoA Prices
46c. per ib and upwards: If you want a really fine Tea try my 50c. Young Hyson,
it is a splendid article and worth more money. I have also just opeped out a com-
plete assortment of
Crockery &Glassware
Including Stone and Chins Tea Sets, Childrens' Toy Tea Sotts, Ladies and Gents
Fancy Tea Cups and Saucers, suitable for Christmas and New Year's Gifts.
Lamps &Lamp Goods in Great Variety
AND AT VERY LOW PRICES.
CaII and be Convinced
TTS
8Lt3,: SLC._
seed Permeroft all Mods Chea 1
�tuh Brushes
AT--- -
T ET S E
At the Market,
OR FALL AND WINTER
OVERCOATINGS
To awls L eryh,Nh,'..w' Arrit lac. and wt11 be Made ep br nets qt.. nem t'ttn,. ill •
RHYNAS'the Druggist
wish as a foster and litter, has no emeertorhr tie oust). Prescriptions a Speciality - - Night Bell o;r til '. grunt Door
GoeraI too? of Goods is Complete--
iURS! FURS! FURS!!
LiberaDiscountGivenEr'
Illllstrat?a Floral Guide I T ///���� �- -- -�, J G DE�t'LO; �',r, CO3
ear 1'1+1 f, n•. t:;eannt nno4 '•f UM riser, + , ®H fl e 1 • ,... n �`
Iwo 4 Iu,+vl : ':Ars of {'law err, and were V �f• ��me 4,.�ar " .n,(:) 4 1 S •-,'' T Tt' �' . •'' '� ' 't t ` e ; '' e •
....mew. tresis s tit the ...hottest Flow• 1_ 1 ° 1 •.� f ! 1 ) •1� ♦ 1 / J . 1 I l t 1 i
•r. t'1anln r.•...1 ' . Yt•tahlc•, an 1 lllreeltemafortr .. t '
r;rn ei-tn '... h.r'lf,i,.i,ie enough for the (•rn- , ' J'ust Received a. C ilf)ice 4t.'c d `:
liana •'11,1.,.1 •.a Holiday
ay Prevenailr,nt r:`rlel t I, our PLA/N AND FANCY, PRINTJ,YG EXCCI/T s. WNI i rl �..
and 1 will 4on' .1 rice a copy, p'r'ove paid, Thi• tF
r,,tFa"•n'.t',l of
lf'yo..1 printed
fs .rel, !SEAT//ESS 'A�VJ DESPATCH, AND AT LG6t1' �f Pani fl Twin l r—.1 fliTrP.pi). i
h, i .n.. . .,.1 • H
crier «or•1= •'• a rt the 10 rte. L 1 f • 1
fele• st:Y.tS• are the heat in the world. RATES. AT THE SIGNAL OhFICF
a a
rhe F'i. i. it. IIJI wi,1 tell you 1r•rw to tact
and,tre,ri tt :r -CCORMAC
slew. Flower and re.rtabte Carden. I73
RENTERS ERFUMERY '
race•. h l ol.ereil Plates.. IIO Engra'• rife. For
....rataiu r1;' ,M1 era; $1.°3 i" cleg'iut sloth.
In G.•rm.v, or i-ngliab.
vial's Isls.traled Monthly M4aariee :2
Pages, it (', 1 •-e.l 1'late in every number and
many tin.' Engrarin l'riec $l.2.year:
F'Iv.• ('opt^; for >j5.00. Specimen Number',
sent for Met .,t+; 3 trial Copies for 25 cents.
A dd gene.
J4111s11 raCi. Ceehr.t er. 11. T
Mack's Magnetic Medicine !
a
v% s
Is a rare. Prompt sad RAbrttal Remedy ft r
Yrrrnwaarets fes at/ Ma stage& {Wast Memory.
kw o/ Brain Power. Sexual f'rostrrllion.
Night Crr•nl.e, ,epernrttnerAa,a, Meenael Wewk-
mresns'f tJ ee)al boas of Poser. it repairs
Yerre,.s It irsf., Rr wreriates the Jaded Intel.
ted, etremofhrns the Enfeebled Brain. and Re-
store. Nrrrpprritsingo Tome and rigor to the Pr-
4,..lyd r1rwrr•aNn omen*. The experience
tot Shouw.nds proves it an i, vALI/ANui Ra11-
atv. The medicine 1A pleasant to the taste.
and ea. h hoc ront*Ins nuAcient for two weeb's
msedieation, and 1. the eheopeal rind Joest.
f/Fuil particulars in our pamphlet, which
, mail firer to any address.
( ser OA( , TRAOa MA..R.
- Mme►'• waametle findlatae G sold hy ihug-
Sedevlell Marbwes. gist. u: i • •s per hen. or 11 boxes for lea. or
1Nq te• mailed fm of postage. on receipt of the
i t'rna-n.Jamrar”, Mil.. iipt. sneri• • h•• at:'t "'•se n
M Id tea II Aki \TIC 11111.6141 lbt 4 w..
Wheat. ty'oth! Mah. it Pt ••j et .'' Windsor, tint., (quad.,.
Wheat. tepriems(�p► 0 blares, • 1 11" a l 1t 14'1d is tralerteb. b JAMta wna• , , ,4
Floor. ! barrel. e M se 0 a 1 a0 Ile ui stn start I! 1412.1y
neut.! hest. e a • 0 1t ---
*Peas, a hush • 70 ..r a 73
Htoasty., tr buck arley. , hash t: N 0 re 1R a, Cord Wood Wanted
Rays l tori 4 12 ,.t 0 !Io
Ratter. ! !.. 4 U1 't 021
lv ins tvnpa(tteAl • 0 11 . 0 1t —
! oat •.
.-. 1 le .& I M 1800 CORDS OF WOOD.
Pcan • • • a71 0 F
Wont
, p ref'. 140 ' 1 fe t't i•erel at 11w, Rallwal• otatton. for 'swab
0 to " 0 et the highest rash price will be pard.
Wood.. 2 M „ 254 ,TAR. A. McINTOftH,
0Me. 7 AO " 7 •0 'ill care.. (idltMrh
Ahkep.ettm. e M y Iter to 1lIM 1peaM
p,omee«t Rage 4 '
esole
Lyon and Osceola.
F'nglish French and (:ana.tinn nuke 1
j01-1111 C. DEO { (J3.
SHAVING MUGS: BOOTS AND SHOES
TOILE'iipl
a
I)G�'NING..
.
Counties in Northwest Iowtt•, are Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes
conceded to be the most beautiful
and fertile in the State. This sum- Fs
Assortment o sacs
mer we have opened upwards 011'1
l•
IIF:APE:if IN '11111 N.
300 new farms sinking a well
I have ere t t ensue in 1' IR
to lay enst..rirtt and the ut•l at lar•_e that
11) stack ..f B,;ots and sat es he Fall Trude i.t non eomplrte, ,iml 1 world in-
- cite in.pectinn of tato sante. 1 It v,• )seen esgaecially ran•ttilof+which
1 believe will give tate cnel 'mele.itief.ct11 11, nod du 1'i- i1 '-, utysel:.
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t
buildinga convenient house and CALL ANO PRICE GOODS.
roomy barn, and breaking from
80 to 100 acres on each farm.
These. farms are to let on terms
that no industrious man can til
to make profitable. Immediate
possession given. We will, if need-
ed, fir nigh seed for next year's
crop. We will also !tarnish break-
ing to be done, for which we will
pay the regular prices. Tenants
not having teams enough to break
*nth, will be supplied with a horse
or horses for that purpose, at mar-
ket price, and the pay taken in
breaking. These farms are all sit-
uated within a few miles of the
railroad. Apply penally or by
letter to CLOSE BROS. & CO.,
Sibley, Osceola County, Iowa
Sat' A W1!F.K. e12 a day M home easily
tD st maOe.. d..Atigasta. M(early mNlkafet.freefrAddis*
duo 1,11\wl
uu HI till . Ilac
Js WILSON
1 As l buy in large quantities, and for Caen. P•.dig the largest st or trade irides
♦ a 1 Town, i ran sell at closer prices than those whodo a 1144:111.1:irositt.ss. 1 arr'abl cep eciatly call -1 let
RI [cm C Lttentlan of Farmers to My Stock of Long Boots and Skov
1VLich i1 we of the. largest ti. foe footed to tray satin utoc. to Iles Pn.cmow 1 have
� en hand several cares of t::e ce:chtat.•d "K..C. 1...o, .
GOODS,ImmeraaSe
1134•4s, which •:ata g mon s 1
Satin+a=t�.ez. I
AT h,EREt_i 1t4 , . tin
Jr','r NF•eFI\'F i) 1. ItGF: •4'rin l: •,1
TOY!) NI) FAN('1' IKK►INI £011 'sit,.
Ht►LI I e,A Y SE A BON. FULL 1.1. 1 ♦
MILLINERY. SEE 211' STINK Lip.FotiI.
BUYING Till It 1111I WAY GIFT'.
MRS. WARNOCK, Hamilton -et
ORDERED o:Ric
We ar• moll*Kress of the times, anti Lavine 41..1..0. stet of iir,e-r:., a e. Nantes,
I 1 ant pn.par-.d to nlewuiseture aavthi.,- t'i rev it• . ' r. r; the si t motive,
in tint -alas 40310, and .4 the very best rlaterial In t ,i, :.,.r r, ireturn
iI my sincere tha•rlta t•' my eo.tomer. f• -r their liberal g.atrotft;;•• in t'' •end rise
1 •:.sired 1 shall d„ rnv *tenon to desert' a e••-itintwttxr of The .imv.
IYears respectfully,
ur- Seat Street and the ,vera-•• •1
emeselmearnisislamer
E DOWNING.
Man tier m. - - 1
if