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L'Hh HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1882.
UNLAWFUL VOTING.I Q1'a0"
Opinions of the Press on t_s Bicrowma-On ?►tansy last Rat&
Sturdy Case. -
A War.lag to iv1I Deers a althea
"lb. M Ibe Tag Dep.° er tae Peaty.
�Trli LIBILAIA HANDICAPPKD.
One of the votes cast against Mr. M.
C. Cameron in West Huron was that of
one-8turt*, a hotel keeper, whoeons-
milted perjury in order to get in the
Tots. .For .he offeree he was tried at
.the °odesioh assizes and found guilty.
With -blackmail, perjury, gerrymander-
ing, and manipulation of a.sesament
rolls against them, the Liberals were
heavily handicapped in the last Domiou-
ion election. But time and justii a are
on their side. - [London Advertiser.
BOINSee of the !Vass Ere, inside the ass
from Clinton to $haler, a daisies, of
19 miles, on • 62 inch bicycle, In exaotty
tuts hours He went front Chutes to
Brumfield without dismuuating, in 40
minutes, Bruoetekl to Nippon in 20
minutes, and Kippee to Easter in use
hour. A great ninny teems were met on
the rued, whioh made it osoeaaary W
slack up pretty often. The trip beck
took somewhat longer. Ou Saturday,
'Mr. Coleman, of Seaforth, rode up here
in 4b minutes, riding up every hill ex -
met Stapleton.
IT MAY NK A WAPNINU.
A Mt. Sturdy rat Goderich got the le-
nient sentence of three days imprison-
ment -with a serval Sue for perjury in
taking the cath that he was entitled to
vote at the late election. Light as the
penalty is, it stay be a wa g to per-
sons inclined -to undervalue their oath.
He voted rthe Tory ticket. --[Waterloo
Chronicle.
rata mums.
The conviction of an election of Hu-
ron for perjury and unlawful voting,
and perjury will, perhaps serve as an
example to other over -zealous electors.
The eeutenee was • fine of a hundred
dollars and •three days' imprisontneut.
The offenoe- is not by any mean s com-
mon one, but it is known that it is now
and then committed, instances having
been cited is connection with elections
in our own city. The Huron voter has
doubtless by this time realised that it
was hardly worth while to violate the
taw in crder tot in an additional vote
for his party. -[Toronto Telegram.
AND MARRIAGE.
... earlaSse Iwai
M Were.
Prom the earliest tines no event in
hu earl life has been airteciated with a
moss extensive (ilk Sus than marrisge•
Beginning with Ione dlidastiosa, thus
are of every a mosiv.bla kind, the anx-
ious mad en apparently having left no
atone unturned in his anxiety to ascer-
tain her lot in the marriage state. Some
cut the eversion basks er fora just about
the rout le ascertain the initials of the
future husband's nate. Again, nuts
and apples are very favorite love tests.
The mode of prosadure is for • girl to
plate on the ban of a grates uut, repeat-
ing this incantation.
0 be levee me pyesp and fly :
It he bate. zne ti Pe aad dt.
Great is the dismay if the anxious face
of the inquirer grad.ally perceives the
nut, instead of tasking the hoped for
pop, die and rake no sign. One means
of divination is to throw a lady -bird into
the air, and repeating meanwhile the
subjourned ou.plet:
Fly away east and Ay awe west.
Show me where the ma I love test.
Should thia little imbed change to fly
in the direction tit the house where the
loved one resides, it is regarded as a
wast favorable omen.
Another 'species of love divination
once observed oousiated in obtaining five
bay leaves, four of which the anxious
maiden pinned et the four corners of her
pillow, and the fifth in the middle. If
she was fortunate enough to dream of
her lover, it was a sure sign that he
would be married to her in the course of
the year.
Friday had beeu held a good day of
the week for love omens; and in Norfolk
lines are repeated un three uights succes-
sively, a, on the last one it is believed
that the young lady will dream of her
future husband :
To -night. Tonight is Friday night,
Lay me down in dirty white;
Dream who my hasband is to be,.
And lay my children by my side.
't 1 ti.. to be bis brlds
In selecting the time for the marriage
ceremony precautions of every kind have
generally been taden to avoid an unlucky
mouth and day for the knot to be tied.
Indeed; the old Roman notion that the
May marriages are unlucy survives to
this day in E•igland. June is a highly
popular mouth.. Friday on account of
its being regarded as an in auspicious
and evil day for the commencement of
any kind of enterprise, i i generally ave id -
Fran, -At aabuut 11 o'clock Thurs-
day night, the Record printing office eras
discovered to be on fire and the sound -
net of the fire alarm quickly brought out
a -crowd who soon had the engine on the
square, but for some reason it could not
be gut to work. Entrance being gained
to the premises by the front windows
the application of a few pails of water
soon extinguished the tire, but not before
it had done considerable damage. How
the2re originated is not known, but it
is supposed that • lamp had been left
burning which exploded, the oil taking
fire. A number of cases of type were
completely destroyed, the metal melting
and manning on the Hour, the racks or
frames on which the cases stand, being
•leo benne d. The Ices will be consider-
able, and our friends will be thrown be-
hind somewhat by the occurrence. They
hive user sympathy under the arcuni-
stemoea; we know what a fire in a print-
ing oboe means. There is an insurance
on stock. A portion of Mr. Stephen -
son's stook of furniture was removed, as
it was feared that the building would go,
and was more or less injured in the re-
me,val.-{New Era
ANYTHING TO Bal•T CAXER(".
"Beat Cameron by hook or by crook"
was his opponent.' watchword in West
Huron, and the action of Mr. J. L Stur-
dy, in perjuring himself to get in a vote,
was only one of the many flagrant
acts of wrong -doing practised in order to
defeat the Reform candidate. When.
the devices adopted for that end are
taken into consideration, it becomok
e+"tdent that Mr. Cameron was contend-
ing against tremendous odds, and made
a remarkably good fight. It is hoped
that the lesson taught Sturdy will have a
salutary effect on a stood many others,
no matter to which side they belong,
who might, on a future occasion, be
tempted to vote, when they have no
legal right to do so. -[New Era.
• PATRHYTIC CONSERVITI V E.
J. L Sturdy is his name and he lives
in Wingham. He is a patriotic Conser-
vative and he believes in the principle
of voting early and often, but he got
caught at it up in Huron, and he don't
believe in it any more. He was tried at
the Goderich assizes for perjury and un-
lawful voting, and was fined $100 and
sent to gaol for three days, and he has
to thank . the man he perjured
himself to vote against for
getting off with a punishment so light
for 'his offence. We know several
Cases just like Sturdy's which occurred
in Dundas at last election; and it is a
pity that the men who perjured them-
selves here were riot punished for their
offence. The law an such cases should
be strictly enforoed.-[Dundas Banner.
LnW13ow.
Mrs, M. C..Potta, who for some time
past carried on a fancy store in thia vil-
lage, left fur Toronto on Tuesday, where
she will in future reside.
Anuaaw's Nunn. -The Caledo-
nian Society i.tend celebrating St. An-
drew's night, 30th Nov., with a grand
banquet. A grand time is expected.
Mita Soma -Messrs. B. & W. J. Mc-
Clure have sold their steam flour mill to
Messrs. Joseph & Caas A. Tomlinson,
of Melton, who intend taking possession
at once and carrying on the business ex-
tensively.
Aet uoxnEN'r.-We regret to learn that
Mr. D. D. McIntyre, hardware mer-
chant, has been forced through business
difficulties to make an assignment for
the benefit of hi. creditors. Mr. D. R.
Cameron, banker, is trustee in the mat-
ter.
Gomm SOLD; Mr. R. J. Whitely has
purchased from Messrs. Camer,u &
Campbell the 'hotel he occupies, and in-
tends making extensive improvements.
The price has not transpired. , An ex-
cellent and commodious shed is being
erected for Mr. Whitely by Messrs.
Cameron & Campbell on the rear end of
the bank lot. This will prove a great
boon to the farmers who will not be slow
to appreciate such accommodation. Mr.
Whitely is to be congratulated on his
,enterprise.
NOT Titus. -Some malicious or stupid
persons have been industriously circu-
lating the report abroad that typhoid
fever is prevalent in the village. to the
serious injury of business, as timid per-
sons are apt to avoid s place where any
contagious diseage is supposed to exist
The report is groundless, however, as the
fever has been, and still is, confined to
one house in the village, and the afflict-
ed ones, we are glad to say. are rapidly
recovering.
THs Naw BANK.— Lucknow can now
boast of one of the handsomest banks we
have seen in the Province. and the pro-
prietors, Messrs. Cameron A Campbell,
are to be congratulated nn the enter-
prise and taste exhibited in the matter.
The building is a substantial brick one,
two and a half storeys high, and is fin-
ished throughout in the meat modern
fashion. The interior is finished in dark
and light woods and presents an attrac-
tive and cheerful appear•n.;e. Inside
the vaultwhich is large and substantial,
is a powerful burglar proof safe. Alto-
gether the new bank is well worth a
visit, and Messrs. Cameton & Campbell
will be pleased to see all who wish to
call. The contractors were R & J.
Stewart who deserve great credit fgr the
excellent manner in which they have
finished their contract. -[Sentinel.
A SHARP RKMIfteee.
A N'iughant hotel -keeper named Stur-
dy, has been convicted of perjury at the
Dominion electie;ns and sentenced to
three days' smprisonment and a fine of
$100. Another person in South Norfolk
hu had the penalty for election bribery
imposed upon hint by the court.. The
Wiugham men is a Conservative and the
l.orfolk one is a Reformer. so that we
cannot be accused of being biased by
party leanings when we express our
gratification at seeing signs of a determi-
nation to enforce the penalties for infrac-
tions of the election law. It is only by
making examples of those who wilfully
violate the law that a stop can be. Fut to
the prevalent practices of false swearing,
personation, and bribery, that are so
common at our elections. Men who in
other matters would shrink with horror
from the commission of crime, appear to
have no scruples about breaking the law
themselves or inducing others to da so,
when it is done for the benefit of a candi-
date or a party during an election con-
test. A few sharp reminders that crime
has its ponalttes, t+lection crimes as well
as other kinds, enol the evil will be wip•
ed out. -- [Sarnia Observer.
Tertebers Eagaged.
Mr. H. S. McLean, of S. S. No. 3,
Colborne, has been engaged u principal
for Lucknow public school for 1883, at a
salary of $800.
Mr. Robt. L. Stutters formerly of
Ashfield, who has been teaching in the
southern part of the county. has been
engaged to teach at Holyrood,Co. Bruce,
for next year. Salary $426.
Mr. Thor. Elliott has been re-engaged
in S. S. No. 4, Colborne.
John McIntosh, jr., has been engaged
as teacher in Slime's school, Grey, for
1883,
Mr. Wm. McKie, of tioaforth, has
been engage(' to tea.•t, a school in Water-
loo county, near Berlin. ata ss. ray
Ower sets cowl.
comgood . .ens
panies nod a good h
mottle urigq 'a
Yellow Oil swMses. R Iretr cep
for hamar
(hi sores
ktheonaafilw, Imeasams, Brui-
� B )Most les, Croup, Sore
Thrust, and 411 pit InAamati°n. 2:
If you suffer seas, Chrunid Jesse, and
have little faith is advertised remedies
sud hare sought vitally for a cure. Con-
sult your druggist, or address T. Mil=
burn & Co., Torunte, for proof postaie
regarding the merits of Burdock Blood
Bitten, the Great Regulating Blood pu-
ntyiaR Tonic. that acts on the liver,
ItAtiews, stomach, towels and skin. 2.
A Peet.
Meet of AU.
Oar rigorous and changabls cheats,
and our merle of life induces frequent
onlds, that often lead to severe Coughs,
Bronchitis and other lung troubles that
are liable to end in Consumption. The
best and mint pleasant remedy known
for these ditficul:ie. is Hsgyrd's Pecto-
ral Balason, to be obtained of any Drug-
gist, 2:
The Occident publishes the following
as the searching sermon of • circus clowin
said to have been delivered recently at
the close of the usual ring performance
in a crowded tent in Virginia: We have
taken in $600 here to -day- more than
nest ministers of the Gospel receive for
a whole year's service. A large nortion
of this money was given by church mem-
bers, and a large portion e.1 this audience
is trade up of mumben of the church.
Ard yet, when your preacher asks you to
aid hum in supporting the Gaspel,you are
too poor to give anything. But yin come
here and pay dollars to hear tae talk
nonsocial. i am a f.xol bemuse I am paid
for it. I make my living by it. You pro-
fess to be wise, and yet you support me
inny folly. Now isn't this a pretty place
fox Christians to be in? Don't you Feel
ashamed of yourselves. You ought to.
In the present month of October Dr.
Carson's Stomach and Custipstien hit-
t'rs should he taken to purify the blood
Thousands bear witness to the posi-
tire ocretive powers of the Ga1AT Gaa-
NAN INvwu&AToa, the only remedy that
has proved itself • specific for general
debility. sentinel weakness, impotency,
etc., and all diseases that arise from self-
abuse or overtaxed brain, finally ending
in consumption, insanity and • prema-
ture gore. Sold by all drutttiaa, or
will be sent free on receipt of $1.00 per
box, or six boxes for $5. Address F. J.
Casimir, Toledo, Ohio, sole agent for
the United States. Send for circular
and testimonials of genuine cures. Geo.
Rhynes, Goderich. 3m
ed.
In days gone by Sunday appears to
have been a popular day for marriages.
it is above all things, necessary that the
sun should shine on the bride, and it is
deemed absolutely necosaary by very
many that she should weep on her wed-
ding day, if it be only a few tears; the
omiaeion of sub an act being considered
ominous of her. future happiness.
In Sussex, a bride on her return home
from church is often rubbed of all her
pins about her dress by the single wo-
men present, from the belief that who-
ever possesses one of them will be mar-
ried in the course of a year, and evil for_
tune will sooner or later inevitably over-
take the bride who keeps even one pin
used in the marriage toilet.
1 , 1 f and feortifr the system against the severe
The following ten. -hers have logien en- proves the circullatien and cures Dye. I
changes er our anadtan winter. 1t int -
WILSON'S
PRESCRIPTION
DRUG STORE.
MRS. PINKHAW'S COMPOUND. „
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
AUGUST FLOWER.
BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
Specialagent for VAN BUREU'S KID-
NEY CURE.
CING 4LESE.
KING'S NEW DISCOVERY.
MACK'S MAGNETIC MEDICINE.
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE.
ELECTRIC BITTERS.
SMITkiI'S� GERMAN WORM CANDY.
/efette.'s Andra Salve.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil-
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. It is gust an -
toed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded Price 26 cents per
box. For sale by Jas. Wilson- ly.
JTF 11'U1'IVEI)','.
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FERGUSON'S
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
FRFii GL()C14''1ES
$UITtdLE FOR THE SEASON.
at VoryLow PriceSpocial Bars lIl Toas
25c. per ib at.d upwards. If you want a really fine Tea try my boo. Young Hysoa
it is a splendid article arid worth more m-mey. I have also just opened out •cum
plete assortment of
Corckery& Glassware
Including Stone tutl China Tea Sets, Children Toy Tea Setts, Ladies and (lent
Fancy Tea Cups and Saucers, suitable for Chri°ttnas and New Year's Gifts.
Lamps & Lamp Goods in Great Variety
$500.00 Reward.
We will pay the above reward for any cane of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Hick Headache.
Indigestion. Constiplttion or Costiveness we
cannot cure with West's Vegetable Liver Pills.
when the d lrec floes are strictly oomplled with.
They are purely Vegetable, and sever fall to
give satisfaction. Sugar (bated large Boxes,
containing 30 Pits, 26 cents. For sale by all
Druggists. Beware of counterfeits and Imita-
tions. The genuine tnanufsctnred only by
JOHN C. WEST alt CO.. "The PILI Makers,
el and 13 Hing St. East, Toronto, Ont. Free
trial package sent by mall prepaid on receipt
of a 3 cent stamp.
For Sale at WILSON'S RRL STORE.
Mrs. H. W. Fleming started for Nel-
son, Manitoba, on Tuesday. She in-
tends to visit her brother Dr. T. Cnllil,
in Michigan, U. S., on her way.
Free et test.
All persons wishing to teat the merits
of a great remedy -one that will posi-
tively cure Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitee, or any affection of
the Throat and Lungs -are requested to
call at Jas. Wilson's Drug Store and get
a Trial Bottle of Dr. Kings New Dis-
covery for Consumption, free of cost,
which will show you what a regular dol-
lar -size bottle will de (1)
Why go on day after day suffering
with splitting headaches when a bottle
of Dr. Austin's Phoephatine will cure
you ? If you do Dot believe it ask your
druggist for a circular -and read what
those who have used it say about it.
Price $1.00. 2n►
gaged in the respective schools in the IPsis., Biliousness, and Sick Headache.
n large
township o
f Turkerxmiih for the entreat I s..
year, at the sahtr ieit named : -Sec. No { dtogar
1, Mr. Esokney, $41,0: No. 2, Mr. Seat; 11f all the ills Chet flesh is heir to ktd-
$39O , No. 3, Mr F. W. Sellers. N50; ; ney dowse is the moat distressing. To
No. 4, Miss Lsndahornugh. $320 ; Ni.e! twfferats, we os.. only sae, take Dr. VAN
R ilias (244)in• $400 No• 7 Mi.. It.,.. '. Ku•am Ccag at ones, and thus
bottles% At 50 cents. Rad ball
y
McCOLL BROS & CO.
TORONTO_
MANUFACTURERS
-OF-
LARDINE OIL
AND
CYLINDER, OIL
e
Four Medals and three 41ploaaae swan:e
them last year •t tee leedtaagm iixbtbl-
ions. in tl.e [tootle on
$ealth is Wealth!
AND AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Call and be Convinced
Da. E. C. Wtta'r's Nxata AND BRAIN TREAT.
MKNT, • guaranteed specific for Hysteria. Diz-
ziness,
iaziness, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostration cawed by the
use of alcohol or tobacco. Wakefulness, Men-
tal Ioepresniou. softening of the Brain, result-
ing in Insanit • and leading to misery, decay
and death. 1'romature Old Age. Barrenness,
Las of Power in cit her sex. Involuntary losses
and Sperniatorrhona, caused by over-exertion
of the brain, seltaboee or over-iadnlgenoe.
One box will cure recent cases. Eacb box con-
tains one mont h s treatment. One dollar a box,
or eix boxes for five dollars : sent by mall pre-
paid on receip of price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any cs.e. With each order re-
ceived by us for sex boxes, accompanied with
five dollars. we will send the purchaser our
written guarantee to refund the money if the
treatment does not etre/ t a erre. Guarantees
issued only by JANES WILSO.I. pole amber -
hied agent for Ooderich, Ont. JOIN C. WI=
& CO., sole proprietors, Toronto. Oat.
Wanr.t. tftg Pay,- Liget
AG E N 1 S Work . (onstaat .mysaest
o: Capital required. J►rw Leat jibs -
real. Quebec 1715
Gray's Specific Medicine
TRf1Dd MARKTIIE I:KKAT-- TRANI MARK
ENOLIelr Its-
ttauv. An un-
failing cure
for Seminal
tt•gARN KAN,
Sp erm•tor-
rhea, impot-
ency, and all
diseases thati
follow as s se
IUIIETMWII. queewe of ecif NTe UM!".
Abuse•as Loss of Memory. Universal
%ode, Pain In the hack, Dimness of Vision.
Premature old age. and many other diseases
that lead to Insanity or consumption and a
premature grave. te.Full particulars in our
pamphlet, which we desire to send free by
mall to everyone. The Htweulc Medicine Is
std by all druggistsst$1 per package. or siz
packages for f3, or will be sent Inc by mail
on receipt efthe moms b addressing
THK O R A Y M EDi(71N SCO., Toronto. n'
en. Hold In Goderich by J. Wilson.
F'aiix s A.tt =It iosi i
Barbed Pence Wire contracted for n any quantity at very lowest price.
1 SELL EITHER 2 OR 4 BARBED FENCE WIRE.
%Vire and barb galranlzed-atter Deng twisted which cannot scaleoff.
Use Barbed 'Wore for Fences.
NO SNOW 7IFTS NO WEEDS SIG WASTE UNDS.
For sal b7
G H. PARSONS,
CHEAP BARD W A Rio OODZRICH.
ROOT AND SHOES
At the 011ent Established Shoe Store in Town,
In Endless Variety
t( suit the most fastidious and the most economic buyer
MY SPRING STOCK
U now comple.e, and I take pleasure in inf. rtning my custnnera that at no pre
vious •tme have I had suck a
Large & Varied Stock
As at present. I have raised the Standard of Quality and Lowered the Price' unto
it is a positive fact that no such value in foot wear can be gut elsewhere.
JUSTOM W ORS
of every grade still receives my prorupt and careful attention, and will be ma e up
in the most approved styles by first-class workmen, end
of the very best material obtainable.
Ladies and gisse. Bools Hccl PIaIed Free of Charge.
..t tune of purchase if so desired.
1) owNzrTG_
BSEGM1LLER
Chilled Plow
AND_
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.
Having purrhaaed the Ooderich Foundry.
ass fitting Ib.ises for them ufactur
of CHILLg131 OWH and AORICIILTURA
IIrPLEM Te on • large scale. Mill Work
General Repairing sed Jobbing will be con
Untied. All work guaranteed.
Mr. D. Rnuctman la the only man autborize
to collect payments and give receipts on be
hall of the late firm of Hnnciman era Co.. an
all persons indebted are requested to gover
themselves accordingly.
S. SEEGMILLER.
Proprietor.
GODERICH BOILER WORKS.
Chrystal & Slack.
TO MILL MEN and SALT WELL MEN
A CURE GUARANTEED Waw BOILERS and SALT PANS manning
Lured on shortest notice.
MAGNETIC MEDICINE
one , v,aos saa1M i .e
BRAIN and NR1tv`'WtX Is.
Cee Nd ..d .Nag. fatale meg Fireaak.
Positively (ares Nieto/crania. ;n aJ it
1/'s..! lk 7r� lova a✓/ /trefs Power.
ii..er.lr.w"O11-tgae !larv�efs. epea..r
Lwwasrv*asa. Ntnrresaeas, 14wate l N
s..4 (7raerwf f,°•- er reeve 11
Merriest wash k i -, avows. thee/mead INE -
MANUFACTURERS
-
i tart, weals rtarM toe AA/reeled rete, .al MAN U FACTU RERS lxerert.nw� rear.a.f ;VIP
fa see
dar t�► ta+awn p.
oaf ene.as•re fA�n. tfli .meld pr
,
And all man r•unnlntt rurhirrery r►i t` y aLvn • •e.• /. ma w1M
Foveet,
$2445; No tt, Me Hicks, $4.10 ; (Alain a retied yea Bann tfind elsewhere. ,r jtDI W 1aMvw we watt seed w. t► nue a Guae-
aAnt�d,� b mein oar Uta LA IN
1'IJ.NI;AR eel
k
.sane Id ground the weal; if the o•e✓tneet
itYtbelbew M
n, Mr. Borten, $450 ; No 10. her. Me rich �: 1 t hat theR,rwrtnteg sseerMsrs are bee try
(dill, $4:10; Nn. 1.1, Mee Wilson. S.1 Ladies who gruffer peri.Istally trent' I^hone ssmr/..r.i,er•uOtlaPNewetc., enapl
and assistant, Miss Crswforl, $'l.3 ; No -1 All Dt data Ise R. J. '%tla on thele- c meek
fowler tarn weeds. atawg. see fobs out 1 the twee
a�
_-..��►c _ 1 11 le
' the back "al End Immo dialer
you ere .lusirotlltn.thtAirtirrrorlute
relief from any kidney ti ,mole, and thus
pre- ant the fatal results that always at-
tend this pet(leetof thus diaireeving com-
plaints (eii who does note) why tike D*.
VAN Brute's Kilmer Crss et .,e -e. it
to safe. simple and e:lfeotue! '4 i 1 '•. 1
Wil°•a
if. enrh 2m
E�ttna 1n
., in a few doses et Dr. Vali Witte al'
Ninety Crus. rt was never known Detail.
Try it at em's, Tour Ihirgetist keeps it.
' ,o. Wilson Ooderich. 2re:
Teo o1 our villagers had a little scuffle
•ger dad• lea • ••vt % ,one was serious -
1 eon in
.r.
lar• in nor pna•►kN' wort,
ss. end Mee tease watt, -•
llt�rtp� "t•: 1•i elf
at els r s. tb5 /t t++a . r „r
YcOoll Bras ti Co Tonto. will
wraita•d 41'44114P .
d1'ee14P, en air , ► I'' of t
.oawR l: wtit n aa'lirmwtst co..
The limine 1• lot rale la (lodertch byWtdest, 41111 , .nada
yid M (iaciertc)>. b eM 1 std
evertt�ief► 1W -1v,
R. W. MoKKN7IE, H. H. PARSONS, 16_,,11,„,,
at��
j DrwRK:stii
ILA
1 la K. STRACHAN. I %2 , w'st tc {Is a 4 to bone wetly
C. C R' B R, aro ladd ie. ('o.t es 1
11:111-A
liras & o'et t•trusta Mato.
All kinds of Repairing executed under the
prse.alsapervtsion of the Proprietors who
Atu
Practical Workmen.
P. O. Box 10.4 17d7
W. S.:Hart & Co.
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Goderich Mills
(LATE PIPER').(.;
Beg to return their thanks to the public
the liberal patronage received during the pas
d to do
Year,
(41; 1to4rr1N(3-!
on the shortest notice, or for the convenience
of pa -Iles living at a distance will exchange
wrists at their town store
Late TV. M. HiUuord's,)
Masonic block, East St. Goderich.
par -Highest price paid for wheat idea
St. Gatherings Nursenesl
r_eTABLINHED IN Wit;
flaring fully tested
100RB'S EARLY & BRIGHTON
two new grape., 1 nnrnbeeslter y advise m7
iv-tat�rogea�Say��g DtaWOOpRasit ZARL1 le
itte bI net le est
ri iM.bod�ttafKl Mgra7w felssr sloae �tvk
Pest
Mil h ant is •
e r. aaii t d;..�
Peat atter ocee's iesD rev;
e Misch and berry. aa% very
will mail both to any mess, POMO . w
receipt of SI or either fear gl. JtrsNs wasted
D. W. BEADLE,
ST. Catallan%ls, Ort.
Is,/st.
MUBIOAL IRBTRUIBITS M RS. W A R OC K
AND
SEWING Mt"Ctliii F.
The �o he e ee 14) the
pe w
.b Ms•1tM ewlag to III heal ran
Haat b Haw prepared to ere execration -
SSP deed baraw sol
An warmer
PIANO . wat
()ROANS ex
MEWI W MHiNER
win Sod tt 1e tNtr advantasagdr� to eaACll at esre
.s tuts lea (rl[NU1Nit clearing tale.
J W. WEATHERALD
92p 1'
•
M M�
vicinity that s• lase elect sole meat
HY tato as
man? sstrelMa4s •ea ptroY la meet
a
Ana privilege to same sss and sell
1)It. LUC.rAN'S
GLOAMING & RENOVATING
FLV22�.
Fshvtsevinggrease aaA nail Rom anything
end °vwythfeg, }rota td s West st fabric to t
ro ar t} have been aatarat/'d
tit II fled. It MI.
}dr a OoeV M b fled Me
ettil
Iws teirrs,
W A PILI (C;' 1SO
/temM
litn• et •e see or vow ei t.