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A Mr. Juba Sturdy has ref .trned from -
Pony Booed sham he Ma t en all emu- We o:fer the SIii uL in ci mbinatitta
tor.
As Mr. Pritchard was gv..ue t+, per -
forst eke maarieste OarestnSy at Ne wed -
:ono of lilies Howe his hawse took fright
.rid o. Many, throw*/ km sled his
rife est of 16e utter. Mrs, PljSahard
soaped =hart. Mr. Prilehar4 Ant his
,es injured, and the shafts of the cotter
sure d.
The taansitotiog under dm *Mama of
a YY is plass me thole/aging
J J ,1st, was a groat austere -Tea was
wool auin the tamperai halt, after
which addresses were idol., _. vol w the C.
alloo4111$191, le
demes : W. $SSI V •swiss. gen-
Mr.
Sabine and Mr. Sonder•ou of Co borne,
Mr. Grey, ,.; t'Iuatirerwp(l M �Yt ,►
f A■buns T. sal ,rues'+ about.....
Paulo.
jik \1. McQueen, of the Yd e. ti. , has
.alta hm ommoning of 100 oris, t,
Me Al oho Gilmour (lila neighbor) ter
1 Mfr. If has has Jared in
gas, to which 'riser hu mitotsds eco
in the spent.
trio
A BAD Aa'IDR*T. --The many friends
.,( J.hp L. Anderson, eldest sem of
\IrOsten, :kadtttses, sail regret w
lesethat he tint with a most Tait rluu
ate accident a short time a,fn, ley *kctt(
he bas loot his left foot, Mr. Anderson
ha*D in Dakota fur several years.
He as 'tfllrhhing at *is btu -
chafe. k pint buns the engine
lit Spon semi/ Mr. Anderson,
111 who wee leetiiwt the tnachiue, Jumped
open the table tc, get at fhb stook. Ia.
doihs mho atop wee os louse strew,
onset�tg nim to aspired
and his foot got into
the cylinder of the machine. mangling it
w, severity that it had to be smpstated
chose toe ankle. At last accounts he
wok g well.
with the _in.trltaui ayrvc.lfnrirf for$2
a year, which includ.s post;t%e on both.
In a,ldities, wMil►ilf dtttl item' 4. prcry
person who takes Loth papor's' n 3(ad ni
cent Plate engrariog of t-u;o.•'a last
arm tainting, "IN rue Ms tnnw. ' bow
on rihibiti in Ne York, an I offered
for 'sale at i55,000.
The titttlllenl Artist, F. S. (:beech, s� 1
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STIAS GOOBSAP TIIEEDICAL HALL
Froth ah Hyyact dh Bulbs, (JI i ser nd Fan...). FI ear -puts 1.ut,ot t,-.1 German Ever-
lextiuo Flo cta and Grill,* III Vitt, and tlanxtua Baskets,Vases of all Kinds
Toilet Sates, U leoge It 11':,r Parton 11.ii',le statuary, FNuey Opera Gloms,
Pl::ah G suds, .utnprlsiuq l ties Co.nl ti,; it, Perfume (lows Purse, etc.
H:+. , and Shavioii It ,n, finishes 1 Honor.. A felt luno a
. ! kinds of Y•'rfu-nery, F:u.".iiia Katie.. 'Sachet
Ilio,s, Fancy t'to+.ps,'rode • .\ i : ,; l; • and requisites.
wrttinlfl.s Mwnt in the ouu:ttry 1t.t i d t1/ kiiYtde/tda�rtds� 7
October, thus alludes to this Picture :
.1 pas delighted thi t Blot :sing t,
ism ciferp1 al a Premium a reproduction
I,iif a very beautiful Pic:tore, "iit Site
u,; a This Piston! IS tat,
This superb engraving 17 1 lo 1.
I bodies, e;clttriveco1 wido bandit) is wort:t
Plow') Oust 'the eblit'ot both-juproala. 1t
is mounted on heavy I'tate Paper, awl
sent securely packed in Tubes iii tde ex-
prenlyfor the• purpose. When to be
?soiled, 14eents Metras ie rcgnirisl 1...1!
Pac;.ioj. l'setiret al.'.
-2� ?ort Albert
A few evening,' ago our village nar-
rowly cooped being the wane of an aw-
ful mousers.. A youth man lately re -
tarried from fie classic region* of the
Lake' uperior copper mines, carrying
with hint tbt culture and refinement ac-
t gued in those pacts, fanned for their
atandad of morality, gave a fuse
ex db tion of his beautiful sad command-
ing voice on the bridge crowing the river
W this village. Some folks mi ht say
tie lames rtes more forilble than
vibin had it not been fon ant of
the villagers, holding him back forcibly,
death and destruction would have mark -
d his canrsc, mangled corpses would
have strewn his path, and there would
have been scarcely enough villagers left
abr. to bort the deed. At least a stran-
ger would infer from his language thtit
this would have been the result. Now,
Mr. Editor, 1, weeder if other villages
and nei8Abotloods i tt. t bis fair Province
ever uperfeame one of these edifying
scenes. Are our young men who are
brought up with all the quiet family cir-
cle, with the advantages of t rious
churches suitable to all creeds, our
boasted public schools, and our
dabk+ta.ieeisr aro tf>b is
Mall these influences dri tfng into
and ignorant ruffliadla, particulagly
they viait the lumbering districts the
mining regional Well, if moral suasien is a
failure, sthy not invite them Situ s saa-
cttlary where the benedietiow u is the
following terse but plain language.
"Five dollars and costs or twenty days."
Yell our constables did their duty these
rowdyst1eetaoeneswaddr■w disappear.
• at
Trains Mark iteptsf.
ANOTHER GREAT BOOM IN
WINNIPFJG.
By casual ebsea•eatien, Ne bod.all, hen
spesulators have a clear head and watch tbt
ups and downs of property, thus makin.
large fortunes. But the whole secretr,� they
keep the eyeteia in a l•ealthy-conditiee bye th
Mu Of
? E It106is1Y tlfRt YA1,l.RY Ys1pJ I F
We can safely say that hundred. c..me to 0•
for the great lung and blood purifier before
goIng west. Read the following statement
wecoulttgi t ossa.dsoethe ss..s nand it
Jt ere n
'1 certify t .I Via troubled with �tarrh
In the head,gathering of phlegm in tbetbroatf
choking and coughing at night for years, so
could not slesp, otter. troubled with dull, life-
less toeltags. Mins is the ohm, Mt hook.
After giving hundreda of dollars to doctors.
and giving up all hopes, I tried the Flute or
THS V aLLcv, and am now able to do my work
after /Oven year's A
M1t�, [�1 ES IicOrS/L.L
302 Stmcee Street, London, On .
"The above statement of my wife's is cm
rect.
Jaw rs MCNdL.
Fbr s►I! bl�alkdruggis0t, ruire astnred bt
Prof. A. 1f Shrteves, Landon, 6.t: &le
}}aaeckkaaggee 2S eta• ave for =1.00. Can be had in
(}oderich of fife following druggists: Joss
Mad. Jas. Wilson. F. Jordan, Geo. Rhi-
nos. aad J. A. Varlet. ltiffi
•Banking.
BANif K OF MONTREAL.
Aab11a}d
The Council met at Smiley's hotel,
berscm. on December 20th, the
mien all present- The minutes of
last meeting were read and signed.
Petition of James Joy, John Sullivan
and others asking assistance fur Mrs.
McIntosh, and indigent. Letter from
Margaret McGuire, asking money to buy
wood. Letter from D. McKenzie refer-
ring to gravel taken from lot 33 Huron
township.
Moved by 1). McMorchy, seconded by
John Whitley, that Duncan McKenzie
be paid for 300 yds. gravel taken from
lot 33, let con. Huron, st the rate of five
cents per yard.
Moved by Joseph Griffin, seconded by
P. Clare that Mrs. McIntosh be paid
312 u charity, also Margaret McGuire
$5, widow McRae 35, and Jeremiah
Lucy 85.
The following accounts were paid.
Hukb Maginty, ditching on D. L con. 4,
J310 ; Thomas Stewart cutting hill on S.
L. 3 and 4, ccn 3, $40 ; Willem Holland
repairing culvert on con. 2 and 3, 31 ;
Kenneth Matheson be refunded, 34,
chargedqfor 'statute labor as the work
was dime. Daniel Campbell euttial: hill
near the lake on the boundary between
Huron and Ashfield 325 ; Henry Camp-
bell gravelling on the boundary of Ash-
field and Colborne 330 ; R. Jewell, for
lecher es,t fled to by D. Demon 38.46 ;
D. Doom for .repairing maven D. L
con. 7, M ; R. Clare cedar snderdrain
ammo S.L 3 and 4 con R, 37 ; Maurice
Dolton28 ; R Clare ender
desist mime IL L.A fifes 4 eon 8, $3 ; C.
Me0r1►y wisest es SLS and 4 con 9,
31 ; R. Hamilton job on Pritehrrds
bridge , $45 ; Assist "Volker job build-
erffoireli to bridge on 18 stile river con.
11 W.D.*115 ; D.eid Karr Woe* oa
lei ILL 6 and ; coo 12, 77 mints ; Wm
McArthur account for stationary 34.44
Daniel Alton topstril.' bridge and plank -
itag 320.08 ; Amid All.. !ember N
comae am ewsilisd 4 Was Moran. . Mb-
rsesfet, �
:Saki Sassissi for 31 inal
$41.10; wt7Narsfur otos el.
$14 44 ; Jahn Willis be 33 for the
repair -41g • f e velvet t es eon. 3 ; account
of N. Uri A Co Inc prbM4 loft.. 31.32
John Cooke awe/teem $11.44; Andrew
MsW1inney 31 hr dog tat M ke killed
the d. g. WL •b rt Harr its*
craven on 9 nos. 31 :
dreg or
wr•wttelly wowed. 31 ; Thomas
O'Neo for hny tat 31 se he killed the
dept ; Patel Stnrttur Inc Trotting atd foe-
st dieter 1lle,•l••w Ni (1 R.. s20; Mr
Penner refunded 31 00 rio ate
Oust • f afatnte ish. he work baying
nit. Thos, \L"h.ttator also re-
fen.1e' 11142; John Cooke, balance sit sal -
try 3M.
t .. .oil adjourned.
Pore doge. (fl.rk.
4
CA PIT -IL, - - -
SURPLUS, - - •
i 1:, 000,000.
t Ole°,000.
Goderich Branca.
D. (,'LASS - - - 1f4ntager.
Allows Intmeat on deposits. crafts, lette.
of credit and circular notes issued, payab 1
in all parts of the world. 17ti4..
ANADIAN BANK OF COMMkRCE
Paid tip Capita', *6,000,000.
Rest, - - $1400,800.
President - ttu:. TVM McMASTER
General Manager, 11'. AN..... utanov
Goderich Branch.
A. M. 11.088, - - - - Mittal, tae.
Interest allowed on depoeits. Draft. ni �s
the principal Towns and Cities in Car..M
Great Britain and the United States, bot*
and sold.
Advaneeste Farmers on Notes. wltb onto,
more end.wtt'rs. without mortiaRe. p6
_r
1383.
HARPER'S BAZAL
ILLUSTRATED_
Tli is pooular journal lea rare combination
Of literature. art. and fashion, its s
a, and esssye are by the beat writsre
mope And' A merica ; Its engravings p0s.aas
the highest artistic excellence; and in all
tete pertainingto fashion it Is unite y
in the lead he new volume will eonta n
many brilliant novelties.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
Chemist and Druggist.
lot EDIC _EL > i < , - (�ODERICH_
NFW AR(IVALS
FALL & WINTER 000D$3
ovEaooA_Erzzvc s
Scotdh, Eiilisli, Irisli & GauaUau Teods
HUf�H D U NS,OY
MR TRAR.
HARPER'S WHICH VI. 34 00
HARPER'S BAZAR .. 34 00
HARPERS MAGAZINE. .34 00
The THREE above publications.. 310 00
Any TWO abote named $7 00
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE31 80
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE $6 00
HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE
LIBRARY, (52 Numbers) .310 00
Peet* Pres to all au&rrtbers iso United
Matra cad Cannata.
TN' .A.GATINT_
ABRAHAM SMI'H
CALLA* ATrKNTION '1'O THE FOLIuwINU :
CLOTHING, sr.t I.%ROE ASSOItTMENT, w i
AN,/ THE LATEST
seA F'1Ni.: _tt;t:()trltl` s\DLK:ss \'Ait,
1:T, '•t1RNISHING GOODS.
H` • ALL THE L.ATF-ST • tT\'tFi..' til
Al i , MILND I::t' il' rttzc'in
K.1Lt. PATTERNS. yADEOOD STYLE.
AND ASV lN tGUAP ANTRIM Ott NO 'FA 1.E.'Stt. IjOTHiS.
NEW c -OoDS, NEW PRICDS.
CHEAP FOR CASH.
ardwa me h=ardware !
cm.= L -'P 'F L N EVER_
Tt► TIIE TIRADE AND THE PEtPLE GENERALLY :
Keying buutht out the' ;tock and hu.iness lately owned by (1 11. Parsons at
a rote on the dollar. i am now prepared to utter great bargains in all lines to
stake neon fur New Goals. Hasid_ ,ect:re.l the scrvicu of J. Payne, who is well
known as an experienced salesman, 1 :uo 1•.0t111d to give satisfaction and ant prepar-
ed to sell at and Iwlow cost. for the next thirty days. 'l'hia is no bogus offer.
Call and see :.nil jad_c f.,r r o •recd r. ' '. t.• I, .:: 10 for c.t.h itnd therefore must
sell for cash. Please r:'mt:tiler the 1..v. . 1:t tivthint tn:uk.•d down to lowest
figures for cash.
7ol11Z Neftel_ r
A= z = s The Chicago House
SAY THAT TUE WEST -ST., GODERICH.
rim
, _lrrihnt .311440-
HA1R RESTORER
1 JADE 1SY 8. 4;A.P8COTT, of Brantford, pleases them better than any pret•ata-
sl tion they ever used. It Is roost refreshing in cued of headache or feverishness of the
5:.ttp, and makes Fadei or Gray Balt. ass tine a charmingly natural sad healthy appearance.
Price 50 Ce=ts l"si Bottle
GEORGE RHTNAS,
AC -ENT FOR G-ODERICI3_
ri Besigus Mita!! Papers.
Now is the ttme.11 you wish one or two nice rooms at home, to see Butler's room paper
He has over
20 000 Rods of the Latest De
Beantifnl colors, and at vetoes tees than very mush inferior goods. Call and sea th =m they
are the bot v*l a in town. and must be sold.
S rio Bazaar Paierns and Fashions,The Lalesi
.A.t $ R S_
Tars cMernes of tM r �f■ year tie
Ira Number foe homey el to y
• It will
WN
earn aloha, to ee..esee with
�. Item resoar the mint of 1.-
Will
bo by
=sr. to wait etglesheets n iling ex -
pee ...i N, ore w pet
fir
flsr each velenis, s.I1s1M far
ha pat M mot postpaid. ea re-
1Dra1R ttoeLrvdA ehaw-em d
�y� be edPoetOAlee
ALLAN LINE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
SAILINGS . --- MAIL LINE
LONDONDERRY AND LIVERPOOL.
1F wof /r ropy rae iertiee-
srn eJHAarma
!
Aebe. it 'brill rt BROTH vier t'..r►
Sarmatian from Boston, Nov. 3Ith. From
Halifax, Uee. Ind.
Polynesian -from Illult!atorel.
Halifax, Dec. 91b.
Sardinian --from Boston, Dec. 14th.
Halifax. Dec. irtb.
Parisian -from IBaltimore).
Halifax, Dec. 3d.
Caspian -from Boston, Dec. U.
Halitsz. Dec, 15.
Peruvian --from (Baltimore,)
Halifax, Jan. lith.
Sarmatian- from Boston, Jan. 11th.
Halifax, Jas.30th.
haat train 1 Toronto with the Mails
and I'aeeengers at 7:12 carry Thursday m:,tit-
ing, connecting with the Steamer at Halifax.
PORTLAND AND, LIVERPOOL.
DIRECT LINE FROM PORTLAND.
sAIToINCOB
=
B1Ders. sBes Satardsy, Dec.9�
AusanJan. lith.
Paeaare neo vu D can leave Tor -
Onto on the pr'5VN Of da of satllns
at 7;12 sem. A fellness wing -roan and
annd�
oonvleloand Passengers
Pai ethrne�n vers aproow:ding by tie
murders Steamship.
The stesmshipe of the Alban 1.Ine leave for
the Grand Trent Railway.
For tleketa sad awry Information apply to
IL A RMSTRONO.
Ticket Agent.
Godertot
AUCTION SALE OF LANDS
IN TOOL TOWN rIOT 0)
PORT ALBERT.
sea favored with instructions from
I
Mr. John Dougherty to soil by Public
Auction at DRf.ON(1'S HOTEL, In the Vil-
srta of Port Albert, on
WEDNESDAY, 3rd JAN. , 1883.
The following state - 1m4s 11. 10, 11, and
, Leit Rad 1d a an acre on liar -
Men
11Noesis wether to acres
tette meow
s� anifi a rood hewed
teat egta•s/d 1 we1N excei
w UMpr'operty
dere or lass. between Syden-
stRaes, sowed with tall
more or to. between
,ideate. adJolnlog the
all cleared, wall
with • good spring creek.
t aad title perfect.
at ?We p. m.
,-Ta par cent. er pnmha.e money
on day of she. Liberal terms for balance
which want/suede k.00 at time of aals or
Mga les to Mr. betty on e pre-
�/a . C. CURRi
pre-
112tot. The P Me
Auctioneer.
people are al way. on the look
for ebasoas to t.eresa.
eernlnsa,M4 M Usie lie
wealthy: these who do
I.prove their .pporten
L
natnea�a s sty. We shwa vomit
assn. Heys aM st wort ter r Is. t1.,
awe sem. 10 te '...........k e
ipaag Imre t tee { sMM�laaa�erAtMartws�s�,
pp�aaye�amsn tas te ura= fres. .riles eh-
deveM y.erte meow re .
yew gam i hole hoe a /o the eateneN
allsot s "n iwl at o.
Ore* �� Iras�Rw
CftfistiiiasComing,
Geo. H.OId
has nl:tde great preparations to receive it.
Ile has a specialty fine line in
raisins consisting of
London Layer,
Sultana,'
Mascatel,
and Valencia
At prices to suit ..he housekeepers throughout
the section.
CANNED GOODS
GREAT'
every kind t.
GREAT PROFUSION.
Also a large esssrtment of Fancy Goods in
Crockery &Glassware,
consisting of Toilet Sets. Cups and Saucers
Vases, arc.. Rte.
in addition to the special Xmas lines hi
regular r
Grocery -Business
ha. been kept well tip the mark. and both
Shelves and Cellars are Full
of
FIRST-CLASSiGOODS
whihhe to
Exchange for Oaah
during the Holiday Season.
TEAS A SPECIALTY.
if yon want valise for yonr money, go to
G.H.OLD.
aeaa.. exoexa
OKNRRAI. DEAI.F.R iN
S S,
7
THE FALL TRADE IN Ni ; LLI N ERY,I
Hns now opened at that headquarters of fashion, ('hit::_ • House,
and I am now in a position to state that the latest styles, best uutterial
anil ndo t reasonable prices can be found there. Evervthing in the.
Millinery line in Misses, Young Ladies, Matrons and \Vi.low4' \Cs lir is,
on view at the Chicago House. A particularly fine line in Wi,lows.
Caps can be seen.
MISS WILKINSON is also, agent for Butterick's Pattern., pod
Parker's Steam Dye Works, Torunto. V'
Remember the place : THE CHICAGO HOUSE, W .:Street.
A Cr.rNUNIIlit ITM
" Flow does a poor. holiest man save hardean.ed money 1 Anew er: By investing in
BONDSI.
Musical Instruments just Arrived from England & Ger many
A Complete Assortment of the Follow ing :- Violin de Stainer. Noted German Accordions
concertina.. Violin lases, Bows' and Strings, Italian Guitars. Flutes. Organ 1larninultmas
violin Keys and Bridges, Vases. Fancy Toilet Articles, Ladies Satehela, PORN'S, SM•II Puree.
Lined with Satin,
Our Mr. Fred. C. Bond will guaeanteeany of the above articles, for sale at John Bondi.
Drug Store, to be ganuloe, anod f the very best material; and will he piesoed to show custom-
ers one entire stock of Fancy Article*.
LwOnr Motto is Quick Sale. with Small Profits !
Please Call and See Our Stook.
Goilerich, I)ec. 11. JOHN BOND.
TEE GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE
DURING l�I�NTH
hI�
J. C. DETLOli & CO'S.
SEETHEIR BLACK SILK AT 95C.
TO TRE FARMERS OE TRE COijNTY OF HIltON,
GENTLEMEN,—By request of a large number of the yeomen of the County
we haze decided to manafacture
P.M APIloT AND MOWINCI- .A. C7311%733313,
in connection with our Plow business for tine year 1883, which for material and
workmanship will be second to none. Do not give your orders fur reapers or mow-
ers until you see those manufactured by us. We will attend all the spring fairs is
County which will give the farmers a good opportunity to inspect our machines.
We will warrant our machines to do as good work as any other trade. We will al-
so have a number of good
LAND 2e0
for the String trade.
COOKINO+ STOVES
always on hand, and will be sold cheap for cash, or bo exchanged for wood. Cash
paid for old iron. SEEOMILLER ch CO.
(aoderich Foundry.
NEW DRESS GOODS
Fall Dress Goods
STRIPEDana BROCADED SATINS
To match in eotorffor Irimmit..g,i.
Grain &Produce,
COLBORNE BR
495509M Uaa III.. aid y lM.eta Mret•
A Comfortable Dwelling house Tet Lal !
Apply r. o Rlnane
G-ODERICI3