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DOORS
SASHE8, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS, and every
Description of Interior Finish.
SAIRS, HANDRAILS,
NEWELS and BALUSTERS
11111 �• Spey klwtd for Price
'Lista. SHINGLES,
LATH & LUMBER.
Estimates on applies
tion. AO -Address
FRANCIS SMEETH,
Goderich
?el" Albert.
Mr. Geo. Y. Graham, son of Mr. Ito•
Bert Graham, of Port Albert, is home -
paying his parents a visit, with the du*
of the fair west still fresh upon his feet.
He has been thrugh Illinois, Minnesota,
Dakota and Montanay as fares the Rocky
Mountains, and he is looking as usual
both strong and hearty. Ho intends to
return,
S/1gTave.
Mr. Root. Morrisonhay sold his house
and hot for $650.
Thomas Brandon has returned from
Vie North-West looking well.
Taylor & Hele are buying large quan-
tities of grain here and are paying good
prices.
W. J. Miller from the Bruce Mines is
spending a few weeks with his old neigh-
bors in this vicinity.
Oarbraid.
.1 NARROW ESCAPE. -While fishing at
the pier one day last week our well-
known hun's man and antler Mr. Geo.
Little met with a peculiar accident.
While hauling ftp a large fish the pole
snapped, and he was precipitated into
the water. He was not much the worse
for his ducking.
Mr. Duncan Carmichael hes returned
from anex'en-;•.e ,:••thr.mrh theStites.
He 1,,,,. tv"-
NMehtison Mine
the pSruperty ueat •
i• situated on now atrwt, opposite air.
Habkirk% store.
There have been a. venni reMN ensign
changes iu this village (telling the past
few days, Mr. 3. P Brown, carriage
'111tlder, hes purehewthe pr,paert Ot
r A. Ley, u, Mein street, for .
'i
He,
carrying, . u the black'sjjhMl��►1,1
business in connection with his curiage
business.
Atx'iuraer. - A• Misr li,wt:hffe, teacher
of this place, has returning fro., Si
Helens where she was visiting her pa -
routs, the hones got frightened at a cow
or the road and upset the buggy over
an embankment. Fortunately the
yoni g lady escaped unhurt, but her
brother who was driving had him ankle
sprained. The carriage was broken to
pieces.
D 3111oy.
Mrs. lashem and her nephew W. H.
Mc(ltarrie, who had charge of the store
and Poet Office for the past year, leave
us this week to reside in Saltfurd. Dur-
ing theirs stayhere they have won many
friends. Their successor will be Mr.
Shaw, of Leeburn, an old Dunlop boy.
Fleisuan--Threshingisover. Every-
one's grain turned out well, except per-
haps in spring wheat, which was not a
good crop. In the record of the Morrow
steamer are 91 bushels of wheat threash-
e l in 55 minutes, and 301 bushels in five
h ,un and a half.
OOP
Lsibara-
Mr. John McAllister has gore to Mi-
chigan.
Mr. John Shaw has let the farm for a
number of years, and has gone to keep
t'ie store and Post Office at Dunlop.
17 or T11zx.-A sow belonging to Mr.
Zeollener had 17 young grunt.w. Mr,
Zeoilener will not be short of pot': for a
time to come.
Mr. John G. Clutton has just taken
into himself a wife in the person of one
of Guelph's fair daughters. The happy
affair took place at the Royal City. The
young couple will take a trip to Hamil-
ton, Galt and other pointe before settling
down. The spirit -rappers told the truth
a few months ago.
$C�110Y.
It is expected that the Gerrie brass
band will run the skating rink this
wister.
THE FALL RADA.
!posed of IN Twslay'.. Trolling.
The fall taces7nit-II the nu
the Guderich Driving Par&
was held on the race worse on'Itisursday
sad Friday last.
FIRST DAY.
The following entries were made
3-vealoLD i'us,T lid's -T. Tiplirge
"Red Cloud," R. Thompson'i "Johne
Smoker,' Jas. Badie's "A. M. P,"
Livingston'. "Lad Maud."
2.37 ThoT -"Ralph B," by Ralph Bev -
rill, Loudon ; "Valentine,' Simon Lang-
ley, Mougqt Forest ; "Caledonia Chief,"
by Isaac aollock, Glencoe ; "Ned Han-
lau, by T. Daniels, Goderich ; "Sleepy
George," by John Knox, Guderich,
The following is the if.iit'
11 Is
('OL?
A. M. P. .. • • •
Red Cloud ..
Lady Maud . • • .
Johnny smoker... .:1..'..!.
2.37 Tater.
Caledonia Chief .............. _.1 1 1
Sleepy George 2 2 3
Italph B. 3 3 2
Rey. J. Hough is laid up in bed kith
severe neuralgie of the leg. His ape is
convaleeing slowly after the 'typhoid.
fever.
Our usually peaceful and harmonious
Township Council sometimes haves little
family trouble among themselves. At a
recent meetiug the diacuasion gut so very
warm over the avointment of some
officers that the Clerk's resignation was
said to have been handed in and some
tolerably plain English passed between
the tsernbers of the Board. We under-
stand, however, that they have since
fallen upon each ether's necks and wept,
and that the Couucil now enjoys its
accustouned domestic felicity.
A correspondent who has forgot en
his own name has sent us a lung dog-
gerel "only 4 lilies iu a verse," which hr
prefixes with this eloquent appeal
"Deer sir pleas tied a space in your
valuable paper for the following specimen
of poems and oblidge the compeer after
sit hours 33 winnites paneful work ..f
mind just think of the triable it is in-
tended for a ryket vu the howick c'•uneul
please print the followinsynot the above.
%Ve print the above" and nut the folluw-
iug. -[Enterprise.
Carlow.
Mr. and Mrs. D. McPhee are visiting
friends and relations here for the past
week.
FARM SOLD. -Mr. James Gallagher, of
this place, has sold his farm of 100 acres
to Mr. Bell, of Ashfield, for 16000. -
Mr. S. Ivy of the 7th con., has sold his
farm of 100 acres to Mr. Joseph Tewsley.
Mr. Ivy, intends starting for Dakota next
week.
New HOuaa.-Mr. Wm. Tindall, of
8th con„ is building a large brick veneer-
ed house, and when finished it will be the
finest in the neighborhood.
IMPaov*(ENT.-Mr. J. Cunningham
is also getting his house veneered. Mr.
J. Rnsaell having both contracts.
APPLE; Seem. -Messrs Old and Mc-
Nair of Goderich and a buyer from Clin-
ton are making things warm in the apple
line. They are paying from 11.75 to 12
per bbl.
Tearben Engaged.
Mr. John H. McCasey, formerly of
Sonshire, but who has been teaching
school near Owen Sound fur the put two
years, has been re-engaged u teacher for
next year at a salary of 1400. John H.
is credited with being azealous and pain.,
taking teacher.
The trustees of school section No. 6,
Grey, hare engaged (1. H McRain, of
Elms, as the teacher for that section, at
a salary of $375.
Miss Forest, who has taught the Har-
purhey school with much acceptance for
the pest year, has been re-engaged fur
another term.
HvILRrr TEA. Haag. -Mr. Geo. New-
ton has been re-engaged to teach in Na
li for 11483. Mr. McClinton has been two
engaged to trach in No. S. This is his
twelfth year in No. 8; and shows how be
is Appreciated, Mr. T. W. Sloan
been re-on:ryed for next yewin No.
at an increased salary.
--
/dr. Henry Beadle has sold his intlr-
est in the imported .anion "Luck" is
Mr. Loess Moore, el Ooderieh town-
ship. for MMS
Mr. Robert Mlles has tri ht the
shop tend lot owned Mr.
Jai M aeon. price $425. M r.�rerRts-
gp, knees to the Western litotes.
&woe sit our ineehanice have been '
pendieilue at the bar instead of the bench ;
e Vast week Judging farm ap-
pestan, s+ they wonld maks more money
On t1,• lie*Oh and hits hettSr health
M This Nicholson hu pnrchaasd
an m re r land from Mr Duncan Mc ,
Qhs r r $4 0, %Ve iiuderetand Mr
Mc --1110.
Mr.
C--1AOD-
Mr. S, Scarlett bus gtveu the contract
to Mr. D. Clark, of Seaforth, for the
erection of new buildings to replace those
destroyed by tire last week.
ALnoer SUTTOCATZD - While William
C.M'ipbell and James Braithwaite were
cleaning an old well 45 feet deep, on the
farm of Michael %Iurdie Jr. of the 7th
con. et Mc Killop, they found foul air
accumulating in It and had to leave it
twice. Shortly afterwards they returned
to complete the job and burnt a quantity
of strt w in the bottom, but were then
unable to work from the smoke snit gas.,
On Friday last Mr. Campell again oaes-
cended and sent np three pails of the
cleanings of the well to Braithwaite.
Being longer than usual with the next
pail tis companion looked down and
beheld him with his feet in the pail,
hie:head leaning on one side of the well,
his eyes staring, and apparently lifeless.
Mr. Braithwaite immediately took in
the situatinn and ran for assistance. He
placed a man at the wiudlase and de-
scended the rope and fastened it around
tke unconscious Mr. Campbell. when he
gave the signal to pull up' A $eafn•th
physician wee then sent for and it was
fully two and s half hours after his arri-
val before Mr. C. returned to conscious-
ness It is thought that he put his feet ie
the pail when he felt himself coming un-
der the influence of the foul air, but was
uhable to give theusual signal to pull up,
and had it not been for the forethought
of his companion, Mr. Braithwaite, in
looking down he would doubtless have
had to pay the last penalty of nature
with his life.
s Kew Cosset 11sesverea.
Panama, Oct. 17. -Yesterday at 4 a.
m. a large part of the tail of a 'great
comet was observed over the summit of
the Andes. Its great size and silvery
brillianc7 presented an imposing sight.
The angle it formed with the horizon
was more than four degrees. Its azimuth
is 25 degrees, breadth movable with 22
degrees, right ascension Iii degrees
and declination northward 13 degrees.
Its longitude could not be measured.
The sky becatue hazy just u the nucleus
was being observed. It is entering the
constellation Cancer and will very soon
be in that of Gemini. When it enters
the constellation of Saurus it will appear
at midnight. It resembles the comet of
1811.
The Bruce .Torg of War.'
To the Editor of the Sentinel.
DRAM Sti,-In reply to the challenge
of A. Currie, Eel., in your last issue, I
must first thank the ten constables who
so nobly maintained the reputation of
Bruce at the tug of war on the 13th Sept.
last. Now as Mr. Currie seems to think
all the credit is due him though neither
captain nor a constable, I will on the
terms he mentioned choose ten men for
Ole tog next year to draw Captain Currie
and his ten outside the ring, and in addi-
figs to the prise, since the vitamin xp-
t in of the Bruce ti -am wish* to 'take 1.
iittle money, let him name the amount
and deit it with Chief )Mn/A'immon
of the Iweknow Oaiodmdes 8oelety, and
1 will oower.it--Jlvo. M'HA ssv, J r.
_ The
---
The Clinton correspondent of the Sea.
faith Son says : 'Mr. A. H. Manning,
tat thin place, �has a length tartieli, in the
iMri headed 'Political Moods.' The
aetsud et the Metter do apposed to he
Zit AMMO at hoedMiikla *neerva-
limes, be timakine beim behove that he is
very itsplugemilmet in his polities, as he
is talked M as the peohable candidate
for the fourth Huron, which Mowat is
`Ding to create in order to get an extra
swan from Huron. in the shape of an
independent eepportwr. He has already
prole so far as to ask the support of a
heeding Conservative hen in the event
of his seeking election as en independent
candidate."
Mr. Lawson (Radial) gave notice that
ha would oppose a tots et thanks to thio
army in Egypt.
SECOND DAY.
COUnrry TROT - Knox's " Sleep/
George," A. Smith's "Erin Chief, '
E. Martin's Little Polly, Nicholson's
"Little Bonner," Nicholson's horse did
not start,
OMR TO ALL - "Little Billy," by
Isaac Hodgins of Brantford ; "Ralph
B.," by Birrell, of London; "Caledonia
Chief,' by Isaac Hillock, of Glencoe ;
"SleepyGeorge,' by John Knox, God-
erieh.
The following is the Molt:
tor NTT TROs.
Sleepy George 1 1 1
Little Polly 3 3 2
Erin Chief r 2 0
A dispute and the changing a of driver
threw "Erin Chief" out of his place on
the last heat.
They bail Dodge near Reser".
Mr. Meredith and all hie followers,
with uuly one exception, voted with Mr.
Moue and all his frllowen in Marsh,
1:$1, oft the boundary question u 6i: -
lows : �i
"1. That this Houso,[' deeply regrets
that notwithstanding WWWie utauimone
award made 00 the 3rd of August, 1878,
by the arbitrators appointed by tke joint
and concurrent action of the Govern-
ment of Canada and the Government of
Ouiarie, to determine the northerly sad
westerly buudaries of this Province, no
legialitn
in has been submitted by the
Government of Canada to the Dominiou
Parliament fur the purpose of confirm-
ing that award, nor has the validity of
the award yet been recognized by the
Gave twat etfanada.
"tin* t union of the Govern-
ment end 'Palhiament of Canada to con-
firm Ole 'ward is attended with great
inctsiveniente, has the effect of retarding
settlement and municipal organization,
embarrasses the administration of the
laws, and interferes with the preserva-
tion of the peace, the maintenance of
order, and the establishment of good
Government in the northerly and north-
westerly parts of the Province of Onta-
rio.
"3. That it is the duty of the Govern•
ment of Ontario to assert and maintain
the just claims and rights of the Pro-
vince of Ontario as determined by the
award of the arbitrators, and this House
hereby reaffirms its determination of give
iia cordial support to the Government u0
Ontario in any eteps it may be neceaeary
to take to sustain the award, and to as-
sert and maintain the just claims avid
rights of the Province as thereby declar-
ed and determined."
OPEN TO ALL.
Lit'te Hilly 2 1 1 1
('aledonial Chlet 1 2 2 2
Ralph B. 4 4 3 3
sleepy George 3 3 4 0
levitation of roudoksre.
At a i neetin.; of the Alumni of the
M ichie in College of Medicine,held at Dr.
C. J. L Indy's office, October 20th, the
following preamble and resolutions were
adopted :
Whereas it has pleased Almighty God
to remote from among us our friend and
former e:asamate, Dr. Chas. Hincks, who
departed this life at Goderich, Out., yes-
terday, and whcrces we have loat by his
death a brother, whose kind, and gentle
disposition and manly qualities, won for
him our highest admiration and esteem,
therefor)
Resolved, that while we humbly bow
to the Divine will we deeply deplore
'the loss of our former fellow student.
Resolved, that by his early demise the
profession has been deprived of one who
would have been to it both an ornament
and an honor. Resolved, that we ten-
der to the family of the deceased our
deepest sympathies in this the hour of
trial. Resolved, that a copy of these
resolutions be forwarded to the family of
the deceased, and that a copy be also
furnished to the press for publication.
DR. T. KENNING,
A. W. Owmmr, M. D ; Com.
Dao C. P. FRANK, J
By a new' Putt Office regulation weare
required with all otitet publisher to
stamp every paper that passes threngh
the Poet Office, "Prepaid by publisher,"
using a stamp furnished by the govern-
ment. It will cost us twenty-five dollars
worth of time every year to do this, and
we really cannot see any reason why such
a regulation should have been enacted.
But we must submit like all other poor
publishers.-Wa'.lacoburg Record. Our
friend of the Record is away off. All
that is necessary to stamp are those
going outside of the Dominion, Papers
mailed to any part of Canada go free
down here and no "prepaid by publish-
er" a►,out it. -Ex.
Bouc3 MONEY. -On Friday last a
stranger made several attempts to pass
off a one dollar bill changed to a five by
a figure pasted over the "one" in the
right hand corner, and succeeded at Inst
in shoving it off on S. Palliser & Co.,
where he made a purchase worth 25cents
getting $4.75 in good money. The fraud
was of course, not observed until after
he had left the store. At ot her places in
town where he attempted to make pur-
chases, the change in the bill was detect-
ed and we area little surprised that no at-
tempt was then made to arrest him, par-
ticularly as he was astranger. On being
informed of the occurrence, Chief of
Police Paisley tracked hits to Goderich
but did not succeed in arresting him. A
description of the man was left with Con-
stable Yule, who succeeded in arresting
him on Monday, and he wets brought be-
fore Mayor Forrester here, on Tuesday,
he admitted by guilt/ end was commit
to jail to stand ha'Mat , He put in
justification that 'It. did not think
offence was so serious, end expected the
hill to be passed along by whoever might
+se taken in with it." He is a lumberer
by occupation, a large, strapping fellow,
known u " big Archy." He will likely
go to penitentiary for the offence. There
is also a large number of h.'gus 25 cent
pieces in circulation. which can only be
detected by close examination. -[New
Era.
e
A couple call}tg themselves Mr, Ha
Faucher and sett have eietfrlosed a
large number of young woman at Beale
and left for Canada. Tley professed to
have a contract to supp'y embroidery to
a New york firm, anotadverti.ed eaten-'
sively for learners,who depaited $S each
as security, received a sample upon which
to practice, and were to be engaged
permanent) at a salary ..f $R per week
as soon as they became proficient When
the girls appeared for their second lesson
the couple were gone.
At the meeting of the lir-
denian society, held last Fridq
Chief G)aegns in the chair, it wasdecided
that at all future game• under the
auspices of this society, that ilonald
Dinnie and Duncan C. Roes ow debarred
from competing tilt their disgraceful
unseemly conduct at the games nn the
grounds ..n the 16th of September. A
tote of thanks was passed to Z. W.
Johnston for the interest he has taken
to forward in every way possible the
welfare dike society for the past three
years
Loans: anb.t3neurance.
L(OMiIY.-PRIVATE FUNDS TO
.LVL lana oeterm to •nt
ae to salt bur-
rowers. iLai.McI) ALLAN.
t,fuaprlch. NOV. Mk UM. telsl,.L
J000,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
P CAMILttON, HOLT & UAleiiWN G e -
1.k.
t75,000 TO LEND ON REAL Z S -
T4TL. Teras favorable. Apply W E. L.
LK 1L1t. Uudarich. 1701
60,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
MONEY TO L N IN A
ennead Fars! or Tome58psreoat. Aim& to RADC _17N
NY
apqunt to sail borrow** at to N per
oent. lipoate tueda Apply to 8aaoaa and
Mowros. Dederick.
MONEY 1O LEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private Funds for Investment
It lowest rates oa Ar tclusMortgage& App/
to HARROW & PROUDFOOT.
LOANS FREE OF CHARGE,
-
Mooey to lend at lowest rates, tree ot
any costa or charges. REACHER * MORTON,
opposite Colborne HoteL
Ooderich, t3rd March 1881. 177'.,
tfPER CENT. -THE CANADA
Loaded Credit Compaq is prepared to
lend money oa��ppd Farm security, at six per
Dent. Full ppaart%nlars given upon application
to HL'OH HAMILTON. C. L agent, Goderich.
1785.
fik20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
en Farts and Town Property at lowest In-
terest. Mortgages purchased, no Commission
charged. Conveyancing Fees resaunabla.
N. H. -Borrowers tart obealn money in ,one des
if title is satalsotory.-DAVI130P1 n JOHN
'Tu... R irruters. Re.. Goderich.1731
1. Ft 1.DCLIFFE, BtRE, M1.1ItINE,
!.,'e in 1 Accident Insurance Agent.
R^preen' lug first -clan Companies. .t Imo agent
for the Cavan t LIMB STOOK Ixal-RANCK Ca
Money to land on Mortgage, either in Town of
Farm Propertv. In any way to suit the borrow-
er. Ogles--Iep-sts2M taw's black. lintlericb.
A Creat Rellere•er Jsstlsed.
. Conservatives anti Conservative news-
papers view the "Mackenzie Rebellion"
in a totally different light now. Asa apeoi-
lnen of their change of heart we give the
following from the Kingatun -Veen, a
Tcry organ "W iien Mackenzie planed
himself at the head of an ill-advised
wuvunieut, precipitating civil strife and
entailing c$i *tderable loss ..f life. the
Province of Upper Comae was ground
down by as odious and grasping oligar-
chy, known as the Family Compact.
They monopolized office, land and in-
fluence; made the the courts subservient
to their designs; stayed all improvement
and the growth of the Province; and
opp,eed civil and religious liberty. The
people, on the other hand were for-
bidden under severe pains and penalties
from wetting in public to petition against
their grievous wrongs. Mackenzie led the
attack upon the hydra of oppr'e*aion and
Itwless privilege, and, though he may
have exceeded the bounds which we con-
fide- justifiable, yet it must never be fer-
gotten that he felt the stings of persecu-
tion as we never did, and that, though
his judgment may have erred, his Rini
was the public welfare. We reap now
what he sowed, and enjoy the fruits of
his labors in the fullest possession of
responsible government. If, therefore, we
value the privileges of free Hien, we will
nurse a feeling of gratitude to the great
Reformer, William Lyon Mackenzie."
A atuy Ceara".
In a letter written to a daily paper the
writer draws attention to the fact that
many Canadians speak very bad English
The Hamilton Spectator makes this let-
ter the occasion of a violent attack upon
the Minister of Education. Some dull
people may wonder how thiscan be done;
but to the lucid in'.ellect of the Spectator
the whale case 1s clear. No one can deny
that most school children outrage the
rules of grammar The schools are
under Mr. Crooks. What business has
he to allow children to speak bad Eng -
list? Why doesn't he issue such text
books u will remedy the evil ? It is
clear he has simply bungled our whole
school eyetent, and -like Mr. Mowat
must go. We may next expect to hear
Mr. Crooks held responsible for the had
English of Tory newspapers. His bur-
den will then be greater than even he can
bear. -Woodstock Sentinel -Renew.
A IMAM Elbltea4 Reward.
The t.ubli-hers of Rutledge's Monthly
offs twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly for November, among which is
the fallowing :
We will give $20.00 in gold to the per-
son telling us which verse in the New
Testament Scriptures (not in the New
Revision) contains the giesteat number
of words by November 10th, 1882.
Should two or more correct answers be
received, the award will be divided.
The money will he forwarded to the
winner November 15th, 1882. Persons
trying fur the reward must send 20 Dents
in silver (tin postage stamps taken) with
their answer, for which they will receive
the December Monthly, in which the
stave and address of the reward and the
correct.newer will be published. This
may be worth $20.00 to you; cut it out.
Address Rvrt.Eoas Pt' BURRING COMPANY,
Easton, Penna.
Toe Khedive has sent a telegram to the
Sultan, begging a continuance of the
Sultan's favonrrind protectiou,expressing
unalterable devotion and fidelity.
Carter's Little Liver Pills will posi-
tively curs sick headsche and prevent its
return. This is not talk, but truth. One
pill a dose.. To be had of all druggists.
Ilse edvel'Hshment.
J. e'. funnel sate 1.bt.
th,•tober 31. --Sale of household furni-
ture, at the late residence of Miss Jams
Longworth. Sale commences at one
o'clock.
November 8 --Sale of farm stock. im-
plements and ate. , nit Int 11, con.4, Ash
field, near Dungannon, commencing at 1
o'clock.
- Iovesber 28- Peremptory auction
Mk of household furniture eta., to take
pdice at the Mart, Crabb's block. fids
will com menee at one o'clock sharp.
Trsvrlpug *Sirs.
DRANO TRUNK
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R. 31cD ,N.tc::1. GM.D., PHYSIC-
. IAN,r:.
, St' rc., Graduate of Tor
pato University. I.!oyrn.itie of the Royal col-
lege of Physicians. Liu•`.... England, ice., Cc..
M. C. P. S., Ontario. 1, 1, a and r adeno
opposite Bailey's !CAM, it.milton.1,8.t..'od-
srleh. 1; It1-am
DR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
OLON, °Droller & t Once and residence
Bruce S reek, snood apse west of Victoria
Street. 1751.
Legal.
l'. HAI$13, loLli'IIOR &s.,
Glto timer of the and Nest
Street, Godeek► ever Bother bi bifem.
Mo nay to lead at lowest rates of Wt
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ARROW & PROL'DFOOT, BA R
`1 Rini Auorer ., Solicitors, etc
Goderich. J. T. Garruw, W. Prodfoot. 175
BB�� 1�,DOYLE, HA to ITER AN D
llodae�lsi��• Sollellae M (>WerlG foo,
`� bA A MOI4TON, B A M_R I S -
A7 TL �c ta, 0eaartch and W haat.
C. Jr.. (loderiok. J. A. Morton
WWI.
1751.
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
8oliolton la Ckanoery, tc.
rindand i1t,�ham. M. C. Cameron. tc��
. oIt M.G. Catnenon, Ooderich. W. Z.
Maoatn Wtnaiiam. 1751.
Li G. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI-
of Toronto University. Officand e Ler, Graduate
of7• Dpi. I Casser
roe a Cameron's Dank, Laoknuw. U sot in
otaue, enquire at the Book. I7RI.y,
URS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Peysicians, Surgeons. Aooesekers. kc.
'moo at Dr. Shaasoe'e remidesoe, sear the
*sit.
Goderich. 9. C. SUANxoc, J. C. Hawn.-
ON. 1761.
INSURANCE CARD.
BRITISH ASS. CO'Y, TomoxTo-Establisbe
1833
PH ENIX INS. CO'Y, of LONDON' Englund)
Established 1731.
HARTFORD /NS. COT, of 1IARTYORD. Conn
-Easblished 1810.
Risks taken In the above ant-class°Mees, st
the 'owes* sates by HORACK HORTON.
TeuPER. LOAN sis also
Appraiser for the
CANADA CAND SAVINGS CO'Y
Money to Loan og drstclass security-, rose
7 to 8 per Cent,--Qh,rge, moderate.
HORACE HORTON.
Goderich Sept. 10. Ile.
-Banking.
BANK Ole MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, - • sI0;004869.
SURPLUS, - - - - 03,004081.
Goderich Branch.
D. (JLAN.1 - - - Manager.
Allows Interest on deposits. untte,4ette.
of credit and circular outer ,arced, payabl
in all parts ut the world. 1754.
CANADIAN BANK (W COMMERCE
Pant ep Capitol, - 96,000,000.
Rest, - - 91,400,000.
Preridest, llo:: /i'J,f McJI4STICR
General Manager, - R'. t.......n..uv
Goderich Branch.
A. M. ROSS, - - - - MANAI,IR.
Interest allowed on deposits. Drafts on a
the principal Towne and Cities ts Canada
Great Britain and the United States, bough
and sold.
Advanoesto Farmers on Notes, with one o
more endorsers, without mortgage. 1753
Auction Sales.
AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
FARM PROPERTY.
Under a power of We contained In a cer-
tain mortgage which will be produced at the'
te
time of es. there will be sold by E. Itopen•
berry. auctioneer, at the Huron Hotel. in the
village of Zurich. on Saturday, the 4th day of
November, at the hour of 11 o'clock noon, the
following valuable property, namely : -The
south half of lot 13 on the Lake Road, east con-
cession of the township of Hay deo 10 acres
thereof) which said parcel of land contains e6
acres, more or less. On the said property is
situated a large frame house and a small barn:
the land is of good quality and is in tine
farming oosatry.
'reams: -- Ten per cent of the purchase
money to be paid to the Vendors Sollcttors at
the time of We. twenty per Dent in thirty days
thereafter and the balance to be secured by
mortgage on the premises within ave years
with interest at seven per cent annually. For
further particulars and eondlthins ot sale, ap-
ply to the Vendor's Solicitors.
Rose, Macdonald, Merritt * Coateworth,
Vendor's fbucitors.
28 and 30 ToroLtoat. 1800-11.
TC. CURRIE, THE PEOPLE'S AUC
e . TIONELR Goderieb.Ont. 1701.
100,000 ROLLS
WALL PAPER
AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
FROM
5'
CTS. PER ROLL,
AT
JAMES IMRIE'S BOOS STORE.
=2rdoes,
Firieze e,
F`illir�.gsw
=orders,
Frescoes_
Lastest Dosiglas both is Gold and Plain
P..APERS_
THE NEWEST PATTERNS
FOR
Combination Ceilings.
J'A11111�E S I ILt RIE,,
SUCCESSOR TO T. J. MOORHOUMi,
Z� ortlz. Side Marricet N
GODERIOH_