The Huron Signal, 1882-02-03, Page 7THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, FEB. 3. 1882.
tihe Poet's I.ortler.
I Would eel Drew lie Vat.re.
Whet thiuj:tbafuroall all tads
Too dart for me lu noel
1 ask 144t light for uue step won
'Tis quite enough fur ms, ,
Loeb little hambb step 1 take,
The gluten dears from the seal:
Bo though '11s very dark boycott.'
1 never am perplexed.
Aad U at Unice the n1M hangs ulc.e--
do elate I fear to stray -
Patleat I well •little whsle,
And soots 1t clears away.
1 would sot ase my further pa.' .
Yoe Mercy voile 11.0:
y present steps might harder ..
Old 1 the future tau*.
It pay ho that my path i, roag:t.
noway sad hard and steep;
And knowing this my strength tn:gl.t tail,
Throarb fear and terrjr deep.
It may be that it winds along
A smooth and flowing way:
Hut teeing this 1 might d •apk
The journey of k►da;,• .
Perhaps my path hi very *hart
My journey nearly dome;
And 1 might tremble at the thoug:u
Of ending it so soon.
Or, If I aw a weary length
Of road that 1 Aust weed:
Fainting. rd think my feeble powers
Would fall me cr. Use ead.
And ao I do sot wish to know
My journey or its length;
Assured that through icy Father's lore
limb step will brMe We strength.
Taus. step by step, 1 onward go.
Not looking far before:
Trusting that I shall always have
J est light tor one step moan.
Nef say Sa.tsea. •
• A wealthy -man in $t. Louis Mrs ask-
ed to aid to a aeries of temperance meet-
ings, but he acorotully refused. After
being further pressed he said:
"Gentlemen, it is not my b`Jainess."
A few days t fter his wife and daugh-
ters were coming hrnuo in the lightning
express. Iu his grand carriage, with
liveried attendants, be rade to the depot
thinking of his splendid business, and
planning for tho m.•rruw. Hal k ' did
some one say, "Accident T'
There are twenty-five railrt.ads center-
ing in St. ,Louis. If there has been sn
sot jdent it is not likely it has happened
on the -and Mississippi Railroad.
Yet it troubles him.
"It is his "business" now. The hor-
ses are stopped on the instant, and upon
inquiring he finds it has occurred twenty
miles distant, on the and Mississ-
ippi. He telegraphs to tho Superin-
tendeet:
"I will give you POO for sn extra en -
eine."
The answer flashes back: "No. -
''I will give you $1,000 for an en -
"A train with surgeons and nurses
has already gone leeward, aed wechave
iti Other."
Worts of Wieboiil. 1' he )'wed Mate. Treasury Department
I Hou. Thomas 11. Price, U. K. Tree -
\Lu►, while he loves, is never quite sury Detiarttoent, \'*shin too, U. t.,
de,.raved. U. d. A., rucotumeteis St. Jacobs Oil at
Life has always action; it is ,. !. own
fault if it ever be dull.
Thu i.l.purtitttt truthl, esunut ext tot"
et. rly Iu.tr :.•d her t..0 } !eery that leads
heavuUTAt.1 11.1• tetne11 1wju11. The eututy
is *wit's tt hlls w'1t S'outbtr, sill if we
negluot t.• cultivate the cool seed, his
tares will cater the surface.
Whatever you x:aa yet c;.i:.l el he,
be it vo.lrielf. It yo'1 4aa1i it t,. fan hap-
., e•'1' r t ttu,ts.'ult.•, la'nesl
h:i y,ur..t .11i thew. 11 you
wish 4 4" be hay au 1 4olky, a !iv and a
t'►ie( . d: tr1 : t 1 a I•ac:,01', bo
you,- ••i !CI these.
;.a.t ice, is ani , I,u reco,,Itiecd
,U1 as base, ei,.,t l.. ,'.`. .'..,and datlge•.u..
10 the i'.tiu.l.li:1' ••' IM vine "the
tlLec-t d 1 :1an(U.. .11140 it itl urea
the toll,, sue who sears
1•. . .. ,,aa n ; ti,*hum it is told.
t''..:' _ •r: wort::yJ do',ro ne,,1 s1tcisl
t. '.:1. Sometimes we may make
it ottra.•te.•s, aseiated .red directed Ly the
L .rd, telt ofta•l,•: Ile send it in ways we
c.n;.l 41.•::.ore foreseen and in lessons so
i pain wt• cunu•.1 mistake the source
tvbeie? they have omit.
Tl:e sermon or an, t•tl. r religious ex-
erctse is gored to us only when we use it
as a help to a better life. If it have
piss al our taste ur commended itself to
our judgrut•ut without atiwulati..g us to
seek en attainment in the dheetlon of
its tut! ruction, it has been utterly profit-
less. Rain falling on the desert -what
good dee% it do f
111 the humblest dwellings and in the
u bacureat corners the noblest, the most
successful, and the most honorable lives
are lived as truly as on the wide avenues
and beneith the gate .of myriads of eyes.
Every life which Christ guides by His
light, and cheers by His s ode, and
crowns with His forgiveness anti His re-
ward, is thoroughly worth living for its
abundant rewards.
'•It is scarcely necessary to retain.' rea-
sonable men that if they wish to be sad
and sour, to grumble and clnpla u,there
is always a chance. Reasons for 'wing
cast down and dejected are as plenty as
blackberries in the height of harvest.
If one thing goes right, yon may be sure
there is always something else g.,ing
weang; and ii one thing is in tarsier,
something else is out of joint, or at any
rite s au11 will be. The chief difference
in the feelings and disp..sitions of people
result from the way of booking at things.
Few eights are so dark that nu stars can
be seen; the thing is G. look them amt
and keep your eyes on them, and make
,the must of what light you can discover.
With white face and an su►us brow the
the man paced the station to and fro.
That is his business now. In half an
hour, perhaps, which seemed to him
like half a century, the train arrived.
lfe hurried toward it, and in the tender
found the mangled and ilfelees refnains
of his wife and one of his daughters.
In the car following lay his other dau-
ghter, with her ribs crushed in, and her
precious life oozing away. -
A quart of whiskey, which was drank
fifty miles away by a railroad employee,
was the cause of the catastrophe.
Wht. dares to ay of this tremendous
Luestion:
"It is not my au/Unfits t•"
A the sls.g to emits -Weal galsaalaida.
The Winnipeg Frj f're.i is re:ypon-
sible for the following :-" \ 1i.saforth
manufacturer visited this city a short
time Sgt, and stood athaat tet sight of
the tremendous Nosiness activity and
progress that is visible everywhere, and
and which is so seldom observed in On-
tario. He was delighted, and went deck
home with the, Manitoba fever thrubbittg
in every t'oiu, and deter wined to sellout
his Beafnrth business ;us quickly as possi-
ble and return for a share in the goidsn
harvest. One eveeing in the boom of
his family he wit reoe el•t sk is ginning
teras the wonders he had seen. He was
chastely attired in an elegant nightshift
A nisbt shirt is net exactly the kind of
gamiest aslspled.aeon ter Wear winter
wear without snow auxiliary raiment;
but then was a.rusriug fire in the stove,
and tile, together with hie bebblinn es-
thtetlissru, kept him at a c:mfortable tem-
po.vttur.. H.wazd new* sad awn.lo-
quest as he reseeded with his narra-
tive, his face was gushed, his eyes lit.up
wit►- • j.y, sad his tures west Slitwini� His wife bed sever sees him
is seeks Demesth-- ss stead, sad her
eyes hedged out with dstsatios and
w.tade& le the Wig el hie peroration
the 1'yhify attired gsMlestas ha bet
edti.g inadvertently toward. the stove,
ass 1 so absorbed eras he is his sebjeat
tint he peAMtie sat ewer* dews os
theA useful pies' of farsitsrs, .apprising
it to be a shear. ile soon discovered his
Meiatrie, sad with i yell that 'maid have
sea had a stile et, he boesdad tws
feet is the sir. The stove was oseof the
hied bitten es . "Meet ghat," list fon
tenet* he only sates the werds'gbst,*
so that he maty carries that Ingest ensued
with him sew. We draw a veil over tha
ba ares e1 the seem
As RdI$.r la Leek.
St: Jacobs Oil cures rheumatism; of
this I sin oonvinced. For years I suffer-
ed with rheumatism in my left shoulder
and right arm, and last fall I was inca-
pable of attending to my duties, and lay
many a night unable to sleep on **count
of terrible pains .t few weeks ago a
severe attack of this trouble struck me,
and this time I concluded to try the St.
Jacobs Oil, I must acknowledge, with
but little confidence in its merits. I
freely confess that the result has com-
pletely restored me. The first applica-
tion relieved the pain very materially,
aqd thetontinued use of only two bot-
tles has completely cured me me of this
chronic evil, and that, after the most
eminent physicians and their prescrip-
tioua had been of no ,avail. I therefore
consider it It duty to publish the Strove
for the benefit of all sufferers with rheu-
matism and kindred complaints. G. A.
Ile1Lts IN, Editor Republii.'in, Pitts-
burg. Pa. •
•fprralftn after Edl.g.
Many veer -ons, alter- an ordinary tne.tl,
feel a sense of weight and discomfort in
Lilo region of the stomach, the sure sign
of an imperfect digestion, and pruba1ly
the forerunner of a settled dyspepsia.
N"tiiiile wi:1 relieve this opj.reaaion like
the Prauvl H SYRUP, by the stimulus it
gives to tln•.ligestive powers. Salt by
all di uggiat*.
It is said when the decision of the Iit
penial Privy Couucil arriaes, the Teul-
proralities Fano in eunnectlun with the
Church of Scotland will ext athnieisteited
as heretofote. -
Ann !I-- 1)ratixts who hare trie3 ••T>rt-
BF.RRY," pronounce it the finest thing on
the face of this earth for .the teeth and
breath. 11 cent samples.
The Prinecas Louise. is about t., cm.
tri: ate to (%o,ef Words a series of draw-
ing: illustr.:tivo of Quebec and its sur-
roundings. Tho Marquis at the Saone
time will publish a poem on "Quebec."
Mex. McKay, of Palmerston, *brake.
man
brake-
man on the l7. W. E., was killed at
Guelph on Saturday morning.
the most wonderful lain -relieving and
healing remedy its the world. Ilia tea-
; timonisl is endurse i•by wino of to head
officials of the Tre(sury Delbertinent,who
have peen cured if rheumatism aid 11th
i painful compl••tints by it.
II /I .aysrd% Yellow M
Is at t:itiihe►d of the list for al purlatres
of a f..ily medicine. It is used with
unpremeditated success, troth interuailc
and externally. 11 cures .or.. throw,
burns, scalds, fast bites; reliever, and
of -en cares asthma.
bare fare f<.rkyl'ang5,
The most reliable remedy for a come')
or cold, asthma, shortness of breath,
wire throat, weak lungs and all broi-
cdial troubles, is 1lsgyard's Pectoral
Balsam. Price 23 cents.
MaoNsaasle ttdsssedy.
There! t at..better Milli for Rheumat-
ism thafsH s ?elk
g ts (51 used-ac-
cordino d1TBMirons on the bottle. It
also cures Burns. Scalds, Frost Bites,
Bruises, lameness, and all wounds of
tile flesh. A1Gdeslsss sell it, price 23
OWL On
.testi Arnica Salve.
!•!,t• !nest .t.re .m the world for cuts,
.ua.s, S•a•4 i, ):ken, Balt Rheum,
Fever !?gree, 'fetter, Cha -wd Hands,
'hdhlains, Corns, are) all Skin Eruption.
•4111 pewitivt•ll cure., Piles. It is ;ear -
tiptoed to give perfect eatisf'ction or
money refunJed. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by all druggists.
1\.. •Ir', after all, 15 t.ao great 'hyst-
i;, • . Slott hides all the secrets of health
at, lain her broad, generous bosom, ant'
min needs bu, :u I;o to her ineelli u .fly
rete his every need. The discovery of
the great Cough Remedy, (labvaCP
of lists SPsvcr, (ivlt, is nn apt illu as-
tern of this. AS a cure for Coughs,
Colds, Lues of Ve'eo end ILttreeneas it
stands unrivalled, white its low trice and
readiness of access places it within the
reach of all. Tcy it and he convinced.
All'chemiats keep it in 'til arld LO :ent
bad tiles. - ad
•
Newspaper haws. • f►'P'I!... 4w:rrie"en Re:')r:lvr.r
\''e call the special attention of post -
musters and subscribers to the following
synopsis of the newspaper laws :
1. .4 postmaster is required to give
notice Gy letter (returning a paper does
not answer the law) when a subscriber
does nut take his paper out of the office,
and state the reasons for its not being
taken. Any neglect to do w snakes !I..
postnsader responsible to the publishers,
for pa;=pent.
2. If any rson orders his paper dis-
continued,
t e publishermay ntinue tall wo send it
until payment is made, and collect the
whole amount, whether it be taken front
the office or not. There can be no legal
discontinuance until the payment is
made.
3. Any person who takes apaper from
the post -office, whether directed to his
name or another, or whether he has sub-
scribed or not, is responsible for the pay.
4. If a subscriber orders his paper to
be stopped at a certain time, and the
publisher continues to send, the sub-
scriber is bound to pay for it if he takes
it out of the Post -office. This proceeds
uponground that a man must pay for
whet
be ears.
5. The courts have decided that refus-
ing to tate a newspaper and periodicals
from the post -office, ur removing and
leaving thein uncalled for, is prima facia
evidence of intentional freed.
No article ever attained such unbound-
ed popularity in so short a time as Bur-
dock Bloodters, and that the during
the existence of countless numbers of
widely advertised bitters and blood puri-
fiers. 1t is evident' that this medicine
begins its work at once, and leaves no
desirable effect unattained.
• General Wanspede.
Never was there such a rush for Drug
Stores as ii. now at ours for a Trial Bot-
tle of Dr. Kings News Discovery for
'Consumption, Coughs and Colds All
persons afflicted with Asthma, Bronchi-
tis, Hoarseness, Severn Coughs, or any
affection of the Throat and Lungs, can
get a trial bottle of this great remedy
tree, by calling at your drag store.
W...sa's True Friend.
A friend in need is a friend indeed.
.This none can deny, especially when an-
'si 1t,ttice is rendered when one is sorely af-
tlicte.lwith disease, niore part ieularly those
(•oulp:aints and weaknesses so common to
ttuf female -population. Every woman
sh,nlld know that Electric Bitters are
wonrua's t,:e friend, and will tiisitively
restore lter t.. health, even when n1I
other amt(• lila fail, .4 single trial al-
ways 1T.c.•i one assertion. They are
pleasant to the twee and only cost fifty
costa n it..ttle. Sold by all druggists.
Da. LLOYD, of Ohio, surgeon in the
army during the war. (nen exposers.
atatlescted eoioreaptiot.. He saps in a
letter addressed to Miessrs. J. N. Harris
8 On., proprieters of ALLaar'a Lose BAL-
SA'',
AYSAM, I save no hesitantly in stating that
it was by the see of your tong Bassin
Ihat I am sow 111.5 end env* good'
1.01•.4 $ 11:0.1.-11ita• taFFL A!tnl'0M701TIXt.
- • ivy a tl.or,a,-S knowledge of the natural
laws wltio!t govern 44.e operations of digestion
and nutrition. and by a careful application of
the fine properties or %cell -selected Cocoa, kir.
Epps ha. rrn%-i•lcd mfr hr. akfast tables with a
delicately tiatoir•ed M•eentre which may sive
us many heavy do. :ore' hills- It is by the Judi-
eicions use of sort, artl,Iel of diet that a cot:-
st!tutinn may 1tr cowl 'tally hnlit up nntil strong
enough to ran;st every tendency to Marilee. I
Runtimes r.f iahtle n; Ila Ccs are floating i
arhund n. r; adv to at •a •!: %% t ,•rev r there is a !
weak plant. I\"c may crape many n fatal
.baft Ly keeping ourselr.•a 11.41 r,.rttred with ; -
purr blunt and a proper:v nourIsht.4 f•1•n.c."
1'lril S.'rrir• R.(rrf .. --Sold only in i'It• 1:, I.
labelled "IA411•:9 kers d• Co., lfomorfatlr.,
Chemin London. Eng.- - Alan mak..- n'
Is1opsstni:
o,o4,$ Kaaenee NI. afternoon •• .-..
1-l;1
I ' . /IN, COLDS, . I S7'i!.',!.
•.0:VCfITIS LOSS OF
{-:'ICE, I1')1l Rb'ENIESS ,1 NU
aft().4 7' d I''Fh'CTIuN8.
P e, trod Jura /Aa saes, Ord BN.ver Jas 1:.. H
e'w. PLw.r.t i9a6aw1e. &.o014 )' do•.. a
Li:Zs rJa r'earrWr M .4115 .•d(ei.s .just f •r
all rl... seen ma. eetIe. 4 Alera,e. r terrace tree
of f L U .. ',hien tar .dra Pees /A _• 4,4 terrace tree
-tadi an. da•eM rel nape/ ra"a a ,v.44, A•• .....
1-:.•til j.v: pnr.•a
Kbe.•eoes ' , ' ie
hda heard GRAY'ti Y.'a' aa:•
IAe
direful ef- ! . " eb%
trete of MI 1 ..ad ea/
...tie. cr.
Sprites,
SYRUP
'o.,:o. sad
caeca of • ,I,,. ale
Leap R:::- (e
4/1•416 I .n. :.•flea
... • 2.. .
Jo rearm T) TI T1 sr, red.
►. pasta - I .1� LJ 1 nu, t..9. -
Jo Via. regu-
larly
T mut a 1 `
thele sow- 1p.. •c,: at a
) at/ept 'fe
v 1 ..„re Is.e.
th • piste •o .fat,
se.... Lt aad
tole• thew
10 del*a
a /as mode
.2 urge
'11•1‘7
c :.•1(te
t fetal*
Iraq rhe Qra. lr
T r.rres
GLINT.
.a /•(c to
tepa
I .) ie narkable p�ccnrer ;1.• ; (!!Foul g
certain forms of ltro,ichiti'y (tall its
almost specilfe e(eet ih Curi:,'1 a 1•
, i,t1•c /uukin•7 (n•lgh..s, is 5/0.9' 4.. .".
tll i e e 'o t.'re ;)•f .I)!i^ tY.• large.
All be rel err+(: aft e'.rwil:. . fa..
it . 7.., .
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.i C I" 11-.1 7;;O.1 . , J..
R'4.trfDw ".,
&.i*:4' --.dor..azl 3 /,saw. -l•. ;Y. • aat>t%al.
t..a I Mata' ,J 4`� JOHN T')M'
SA1SA nML,!d
m-•' r-..�, 1 Uttae-
_,; 4...$ ._.1, at?, . .
f_: Per.
1•. ;t. .:t, ,yvsr..
p_. IL!) 01: :.• 1 1
1:! it t. .1
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r, tn;i••!'rr•. •vt ;--
p is 11.1L .::ran* tf . ..i•'ri
At., :: t; a: 1 I i .: t t . .
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t'.
.4C it 7.11. ewer' •ores t ..
, .: nea.,to fra.:a Yellow 1 (•:' • .
• .:I 4. v::1 Chen- . '
n 1r-1
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;...t Ilii t r y
1 r •r. vaa1 1.
•1. 1-isstr;:alp t4c t:..t•.7• ! .: ::F•
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.• •nr CIA1..•' r :•,_cine! k'
.: • t .. 1'11) 1:., .). 1
1 . • 1 1,•r c1 r • ,nsfhlc da:•-. "f
at ..in c•,.!t. for a r -..-. t house, et• .. t:•
if41 for Aro
'now who cnn',,.t oH.t1p a' 1mttle M
this medicine fn 411 thole drvrr.-• may
send us co, dol.ar. cad wo will 4.111 It
to meta
AS:: t':`d 1 C:. Yea .C.r::ro
Aylxne,rne•. o 0:er•
For
••M% hes. as, She alatp,-
Wer. the stetmerabls words al Catosao-
dere Perry. W. repeat, "!Don't (live
bet the
sedee eri tie Mown. anus
ethers, why sot yes f It renovated', on
gdate►s sad tos.s all the moans of se-
cretba, and restores lest Vitality. (>♦
�66a week In your own town. Terms r•:,
t.5 outfit free. Address 11. IIALI.t•:Tl'
Co. Portland Aline
ALL CLASSES OFPROFESSION AL
sed h.raso !Ms Meanie We Mfres me
brain work astreeee �and worand,;y, advk'e..wa-
poa l resort a si terata. y m, re.t1 s-
kro�or
l les to tr trrlesMclad tv�stl.4i
,rasahiesea 5 q t h steleepn woik-
flat ar..m. d til t~rw
taros ewwww
w►is a lager
ewaaa
ANCHOR LiNE.
tNtrltu ir.%T} 31 %lbSTF.'MI:ItS
Sail every Saturday.
NF.W 1ORR 1061..o:0( W
CABINS. SIM to flies. trrmotAOli. tor
Thew Steamers do not carry call le, sheep orpt..
NRR- YORK TO IANIt)N iIRECT.
CABINIit}ee to PM I'tltcursion at Reduce
R
PasMnAlt $taIasMMOrs 011
ates. Mala Deck ss'1
Passengers rooked at Intend rates to or (ria
ani) Re:head Station to Snrope or Amerk•a
!Wettest lowest rates, parable tone of charge
throat Reiland, Scotland and Ireland.
Far of sfaralatlnnt plana, &c. appy
i
to HIXIMIUsoN wluM, M , BOWLING b M!..
N. Y.
Or to MRS. Ti. WARNOCK. Hamilton et
1751 Agent at Udwricl
311171110241' OOtT2QTZ
of pbeepbates
1100 Is turidalsed
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DIRECTORY.
THE pixy/ DIRECTORY FOR HU-
RON Q�OpJ NTY, UCKNOW AND KIN
CA R OINK Is now read 1t ooatelasthe acnes
et emoty Ramsey sod Hoirtb.Mwta the Cess
le with their Piot OR w AIIrs tea. The meet
e..aplsse week ever lamed.
PRIMO, - - •3.00_
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Address•
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Use. tleh. INt. at
W. mat Mar to rete M kolle11are ter patent'
Avows, Tiede Slarsm-CaWa. Iqeatrr.r. afadr
the Caked
ear. e hare
gee Ilwes.e esp.4Maer-
ts obtained through v�M ttastesd in
the itorsr1WM AlMalleaw. 7'IW kegs alba
1d ulumemest weakly mew. Mfr
the Program of Aelewoe. Y miry
same. � asr�Y�Lee as
U alStO
0wlvew► on=gm=
sale ny JAMES WILSON,
Olina(lk RIlvaAS,
Chemists and le unlit,.
rib D11stAsts. Cowrt.Alrrra and Acannti r,
Iwhich HAGYAR0•s Ysuaw 00. i.�s1tsra�
teed to airs or relieve either in ss
BEAST.
• TAW INTERNALLY fee
CROr, P, Corona,
CR,liPlt, SOAR THROAT,
ASTHMA, GOLDS, Re.
APPLIES EITENNALLY PN
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CHTLRLAIXS. CALLOTS LUMPS
SWELLIIIUR, N JOINTS,
EU LER, rimer arra,
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001MtNCITONS 11117IIRS,
LUNDA00, /TM,
DgAN7IZI , PAIN IN RAM,
SPRAINS, PAIN*, SID* Rs,
Reser bottle sed se Row seddhos
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Hardware I Hardware!
THE UNDERSIGNED lS
8TILI. bSdIY
FOIL BERT
AIiDABE
ANI) LOWEST PRICES. HE I:EEPS A FULL . TOCK (IF SHELF AND
General Hardware!
DU NOT FAIL TO SEE
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SAWS AND
A.XESI
1 Keep all the Newest aad Sect Makes.
SOLE AGENT .D.11 THE "LYMAN
Four -garb Fence Wire
W_ McgEN'ZIE_
Canadian Pacific RailwayCompany
The ('ANA1)IAN I'AL'IFIC HAiI.WAV (OMPAN'" ut'rr taaw. in 14.e e-11MTILI MELT
of )lanitobIand the Northwest Tcrritun her tale at
$2.50 PER ACRI .
Payment to be taade one.alzth at time of pur. Late. and t h. talarr w ve ua.u::Motel tn. M w
with interest at six per cent..
A Rebate of $1.2b Per Aore
being allowed, on certain. conditions, for ruitirat ion r a.l MLA r :tut roti. n
THE LAND (anA.rq'iw BONDS
of the Company. which tan bep *red at all 11, Agee, :. - :1 ., ! i:k of II, and oth-
er Banking Institutions)krone tit the country. w1)! be
Received at Ten Per Cent. Premium,
in their par rain., with inter.,, accrual...n 111 to cot of art! a 411! n a h1 . ; :I . 1 LI. I etc mon-
ey. thus turtber redetirg the rrtrent the pawl to IL. pan-itaacr.
S e.tal arrangements made with lmlgratie. a 4 lard Ccottanit•.
For full particulars, applyydto the ('..mpany's Land ComoYstoea r. J1,l'N Y.TA\-I$H, WM-
By
or to the atsderagsts
By order of the Boas:.
*MARLS/ IND 'Mee ITEM. aeerMary.
Montreal. December 1st, DM. 1e17-
AT THE OLD STAND.
D. C. STRIICE..N
HAM REMOVED His
MIMID
QROCERY BTJSINESS
To the old stand in the Albion Block. formlerly occupied by hent, w'bete he will be please
/to welcome all hh• old customers and the•publlc generally. A large gnantity of
!NEW, FRESH GRUC'EIIIES
AS
('N$AP A.' •TiIE (NE-4PE'T.•
D•' C_ STRACHAN•
HURON CARRIAGE WORDS.
T. & J. STORY,
t UCCE3.;HP TO .}OHN 1:NtIS', 31. Nl"P.\('TI'1:1?l:1 1..
ANY STYLE OF VEHICLE BUILT 1() ORDER.
REPAIRING and JOBBING done with Neatness and U. sputa. and at reas-
onable Rates. Call and exaniinc 1 1.1 a I 1 1 if 14114%1.11f
:STORY,
KNnx•Ft OLI) RTNO. II NI STREET.
A'''RAN'' CLEARING S W E
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Boots and Shoes,
f IMI'MCS BOOT and SIlO E EM 1!tlU,
WIN E
Previous to took taking. Mynd pt -.re
Stook is Large ant. wesorted,
G RE AT BA RGA \ S
will be giver
i. Zii.Vii\(1E - CAS=
WM CAMPBELL.
17410
Daniel Gordon
,
Ca6i�ei-dater
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Pastes eaeres,
Ileo -Zoon screw,
esserloaass,
cre t.eRM►)♦waM,
c1a•• D. GORDON. West
88ewrk, sea► '►vast OPd, 6`.liwiel►.
/Um Quail,
Lotman, ere tori
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