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teal ea/NaL. - Jaw 11 Ltnklater spent !
several flays Nus week triennia rvlativ'ua I
hear l:t'ucetield.
On Sunday next Rev. J. t. Turllbt: ll,
B.A. , L. L B.,uf the Presbyterian church
at the special request of I. 0. U. T., No.
213, will preach a sermon uu temper-
ance.
W. 11. ALuru was visiting old friends
here, and wishing all goodbye. R. 1(11'
oa Saturday to visit Ids parents, u t
li.rtetuouth, Bug., after an absence
eight year*.
RAWLY Hays'". No:wflilatattdilll�the
wet weather, clever weft Rat en rani -
field Farm, Harry Vour'uue swinging
the scythe. Ou Mondry last R. 8fiaw
was the tint to cut the hay crop with a
weep[ this aear,n. Dunlop is noshes*
this year.
Port Albert.
TLA llsm't.. - The teatueeting was
tet largely attende i, owtOK to jM rain.
The *waking was confined to. local .ptptl,
who, however, acquitted themselves cre-
dit tt,lh The choir, sneer the 'loader;
shill . f Chris. Fellow, Rate tlluch esti,-
fact i a,. The social an the fallowing
night was better attended. The ptwoeeds
.1 both evenings' enhallai pleats footed
up t • 1t47.
Do 1INIo!f D -.i. -Monday July ^nd
will lung be reulvuthuted by the people
of this village and surnrunding vicinity, -
It was the 16th anniversary of the con-
federation of the provinces of (,ianed& ; it
was Pt.rt Albert's ttnt,and,we must say,
successful attempt at honoring the occa-
sion iu a becoming manner. When the
que►te,u of having a celebration in our
villate pas tint mooted, It founts but
f few supporters ; to these few the success
of Inst l►londay'. demonstration Ise/moat
wholly and entirely due. Many there
were, , who lost not an opportunity of
sneering at and making light of the hon.
Summer Boarding. GINGHAM'S
MR, RICHARD LHAWLEY'S Ele;r•ut Real -
deuce is uo•
OPEN for the SUMMER
IAITLE PLACE ! VE
G
RO
is the beet place in Guderieb to hold a
PIC - NIC
BING1' 4M'S NURSERY
atilolnil.e t; . :eve, will supply an) quanta)
of cbo r ilowels at reasunrbk rates.
Tor the raxpeloa of a few guests.'file news smuquets, Crossesand other Floral Orualn . Id
are very large rod made to order.
.1rIC,' LYe-FURNISHED B. BINC+HA
Goderich. July 5, 1883.
Batts Room with hot and cold water, Bowling
ley, Croquet and Ornautental Ground.,
flinty of o ll be holt, a good table, and t ver, GoderiollCoal.Yard
eoatfort will W tutted.
Guests will be met at the stal:ou.
TERMS :-Seven to Ten Dollars
per We@k, Thos, N. Ducey, Proprietor,
Address
MAITL i \ U PLACE, The subscriber be to inform the residents
Gpderivh. Jsuc 14, 18_i 111Y6-
Golur L h, Ontario. of Ooderioh and vicinity that be has often xt
u furl Depot at the dock. and will be pleased
to fill all orders ie that line at the
THE MONITOR Lowest Living Rates.
COAL OIL STOVE
h the most improved an beet .,.i ttuvu Out
yet. It v,, 1!
BAKE,
ROAST.
BOIL,
FRY.
HEAT
IRONS,
est endeavors of those, who, without ex-
pecting the *lightest recompense. were
laboring eo tusiduuu*ly towards making
the day what it proved so be in every
ranee of the term, a decided succufa. We
have no hesitation now, however, in say.
Ing that Ott any fot ure octairion of the
kind, little difficulty will be experienced
iu• tweeting the Marty and cordial sup-
port even of the few remaining doubting
Thomases, and miserly creatures, who
yet disgrace the precincts of our village.
Although there were many attractions in
other local places, yet at au early hour
in the Morning vast crowds in holillly
attire came pouring in from the sur-
rounding county, .11 seemingly intent on
en)oyiug themselves to the best of their
Ability. The first act on the programme
being the calithnmpian procession. it is
safe to say that it exceeded even the
most longing anticipations of those 'who
were its promoters. The most grotes-
que. the most outlandish costumes ever
gutt,-n up for an occasion of this kind
• were to be seen ; the general opinion was
"it is the best procession wo have yet
seen." Where all acquitted themselves
an creditably it may nut seem fair in
nauur.:; any particular indivtduals, still
we ft el justified in saying that 1t.Detong
t:ittiug Hull ; T. A. Hawkins, Ama-
zon queen, and W. Grxhaut and H. Fel-
low. Goderich butcare particularly D S S
worthy of mention. Tho latter named
•entleme•n received the prism We omit-
ted to uteution the presence of the *Upn-
Iniller brass band, who, on their way to
Kintail kindly furnished the music for
the procession on their route. - It is tn be
regretted that the procession took piece
at r. early an hour, 9 a.w..as nlauy who
rrivcd in time ti. %hues. the athletic
genies. % ete tllsappolittted III not seeing 1t
'rhe _aisles commenced at 1 p.tn., and
were ce'iit inued without intermission un-
til darkness set in, 0 nutels'r of the games
having therefore to be dispensed with.
and do everything a wood cook t rove will de,
and cos' leas for fuel.
No Smoke, Ashes or Heal,
Call on me and see them,
G. H PARSONS,
Agent for Goderleh and Vicinity.
Goderich. June 7th, 1883. 14M -
TAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, Se.
vs Office, Crabb's Block, Ktneaten et.. Gode
rich. flans and specifications drawn correct
ly Carpenter's' plaaterer's.and mason's work
measured and valued.
PARTIES 1,grinl30 TO
GET GOOD COAL
at reasonable rates, call and examine quota -
lions and quality of coal before purchasing
elsewhere.
Goderich. June '24th. 1883. 1897
AARON GOAL DEPOT
W
{tonsorial. J ccTe Cheapest House Under the Sun."
duns .ere' Variety
KNIGHT, PRA("rICA1. BAR
HER rut Heir, e -c -ti r, bcg.to rItura ;
bank; to the pubtie 1. r pu.t pati usesasd 1
ndlCita a culitinti.Nnet. et N1100111. tl t• t an
always be found iii..nhat ing l'arlur,u.0
1'e Office God" 'Atli. 1iINII PRESERVE KETTLES,
FRUIT JARS,
FLY TRAPS,
BIRD CAGES,
REFRIGERATORS.
AND O'rllkat el.ASO\.\ltL}: GOODS
Stoves and Tinware
‘Vest street. next our to the I'.0
'flt't� lest Transportation Company
The Cheapest, Most Comfot able
and Pleasant Route
TO .osis trots is IS
•
TiIEf;1 E.4 71 \'i1117'iI WEST
is r,'.0 the Nseante•r•. of the North West Trar.s-
ponatiou 1 .,i t'o , ouc u(w ich will, weat h-
er la•rmittin(. tette enr.IaEseryj Tuesday
« Friday \Intel. on urrit al of Grand trunk
Truing, l'.LLlY4. .IT 16,01.8K14 II the FOL.
1.U117\/: 11, 4Y, le.. Prime At-tiletr'•, Lauding,
Duluth, and all Weis in.11aaitoba, NIinueiota,
Dakota and the No:th Wast.
f3PEOIAL_ 1 :E:. 1111.M. \
Largest stock iu town.
July, l!th. ISP3.
:TIE ;3EOPLE'S STOnE.
Bargains in Prints !
The Stemmer " MAN I'1'OUA- will leave Gude-
rich. weather permitting, i.1 cry ten days -on
Tuesdays and 1'ridays, ultimate :ue trip;. for
Kincardine. Southampton, Saul' Marie,
Mlehtppieotiu, Pre Nlpegou. ${icer islet and
Tbuod"r flay.
Nor further inlnrnl t1i a1 as to rnn! , 1•t'ply to
W M. L}:1•:. Goderiel:. or to
3A1I1a H. 11}e_.ATI'Y,
Gennari
Iniager. .urtlia.
Julie 711. 'nil. cl tau
Persons requiring Coal for the corning sea- n,tm n,Yn 0 6111E1010
nnn non
eon, will get it at the
Lowest Rates Going
Ry sending in their orders now, and thus en-
abling the dealer to secure it when the rate of
freight is low, and the price of coal la at the
•heapeat point, which it always is in the mid-
dle of the summer.
BL.4CESMITHS
Wanting a supply for summer and fall use
should apply before the misidle of July-, if pos-
sible.
Orders by mail carefully attended to.
Write or apply to
.JOHN A. NAFTEL,
hardware Merehaut, Goderich.
June 21. 18.'3. 1896-
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
-TO-
Get the Best -Value for your Money in Goderich
sada nice little prize to the first tittle boy or girl who finds out the following, viz:-lf the
B m t put more; if the B netting.
The undersigned being desirous to clear off
The Balance of Her 'Stock of Summer Goods !
in order fo make room for my steadily increasing Fall business. will offer the whole, of my
stock in such lots ae'may suit intending purchasers. and at such prices that cannot be up-.
proached by any in the town, simply for this reason
WE TRY TO STUDY ECONOMY IN EXPENSES
by working mutuall and alnd ways apprecard. and iateddyi ; the eintermits
simP ytcall your attention to a fewas the exthnnge
I. =mss.==NG- 2-12N=3_
We now offer 1)r,--., ri:ks in 11:a.'k and Colors- must lovely quality and excellent value
Mewed. Dingwall, McKenzie and M, -
I'herso,n. the Kintail athletes, succeeded
in carryin.: off most of the prizes, The'
following is the list of the prize winners b
:3 mile walking match. A. McMillan ; 2
T. Hawking. Mens' rutmiug hop, step
and jump. 1 Dingwall, 3,ft. 'Ain.; 2
McPherson, 35ft. Tin,; 3 McLeod, 3Mt
t4in. Boys running hop., step and jump,
1 Deatie,30ft. lin.: 2 Sullivan, 28ft. fan.;
3 Fellow, 28ft. lin. Running jump. 1
McLeod, 1 i ft. Sin.; 2 Dingwall, 16ft. it
:t McPherson, 15ft. Sin. 3 -legged
nice, 1 Lowden -Cornelius ; 2 Dingwall-
McPhen+.n ; 3 Bl4ike-ti Reilly. Men's
100 -yard foot race. 1 McLeod : 2 Haw-
kins : 3 Dingwall. tt.,ys' 100 -yard fo,
race. 1 McItory : 2 McBride ; 3 Steele.
300 -yard telt race, 1 Din,wall ; 'l M
Pherson : 3 Graham. Girls' 7.0-yani
foot race 1 Mary Harris ; 2 Hannah 0'.
Connor : Bella Hawkins. Ohl men's
race. 1 Jewell : 2 Milroy ; 3 floppies.
\-amlti1:; with pole, 1 Dingwall, 8ft. 10iu.;
2 McKenzie, 8ft. Sin.; 3 Graham, 7ft. !l
in. Wheelbarrow race, 1 Jewell . 2 Gra-
lam : 3 McKenzie. Hoy." hurdle race,
1 Daltoto ; 2 Deane ; 3 Fellow, Men's
hurtle race, 1 Dingwall ; 2 McKenzie ;
3 Graham. Standing long jutnp, 1 Mc-
Leod,.lt'ft. Gin. ; 2 Hawkins, loft. 3in. ;
:; Dingnall. loft. 2in. Walking spring
pestle, Denis Horly. The games were
held oft the grounds of Mr. A. C. Haw-
kins. who dteserves the thanks e.f the
committee for his efforts to make the
,•vett a 'menet*.
C-OODS T
in Sint Fancy and Plain. and in Scotch (iinghanls.
Hrown Holland*. 15c and 20c, well worth 20e and 23c. Corsets. the beat make.
Mantles, Ornaments, Parasols, Hosiery, Gloves. Milliners. Flowers, Feathers
and last, though most loved, Fane, in plain and fancy handles.
t.YCallearly and the fret choice.
Respectfully yours.
July :,:h, i
}:nthrcedery.
and I:Ibbone.
M ISS STEWART)
The square, Goderin h.
Csiesith
°ODE -RICO. July 12, 1883.
\Pbat, i F.tll l Y bush........ .. i0 %
Wbeat.lAprir bwhFl..... ..
Gats, Int.)) bolt.) ........... 0 0 30 V
u It
Pea& v hr* -h ....... 0 m v1
048 M
0225 0
• W
0 It M
0 11
nen
0 70
lkoley. Y husk ..... .
Potatoes Y bush ....
OH, SAY! NEIGHBOR
Whore did you get those.\. S. \WHITING MFG l'O.
.1 SHTO.V"'r' GENUINE I:1 tS'T COLOR.'
.ti' 3 AND 10 CENT -1 t'}:R YARD.
w - __ - R, i ID LEY ,.
THk:I'EOl'l.K'..-'!'x-.1tl-, x'1)1:. t.i •-1''\ >1't:}:}:'1' .`.D "t2CA►tE.
Goiletieth Jul:r L'hh, 13&4
Barb Wire
Company.
SEF_. HERE I SOLE MANCFACI'Cllr- t . 1•.\NA►:A OF TOE
THE NEW FERTILIZER. LYNAN FOUR POINTED BARB STEEL ',IRE FENCING.
Cotton Sec(l Compound
is Cheaper. and a. good or better. 'tet most
of the Commercial Fertilizers of
the present day.
This Fertilizer is 0 real manure, not mei i ly a
stimulant. the value of which i. proved by its
increasing use a herever iutruduved-.
A hundred thousand tone were shipped last
year to England for fertilizing purposes alone.
Gardener- take not i'' that vi.gt•''ables-
tired with it 'nater- and ri,a-n earlier ,than
with ordinary utamutes.
HARVEST TOOLS
This wire fencing is made of the veru beat enal:re' of uirr that ..•n he procured. awl the
barb i, the hest urranged barb made. to better wire frucing ie ill . ee market. who'll fact is
attested for by its inereased use by all the feuding Pude ay linos in' the Dominion. The beet
is 11',' 'eheapcst ever!!' titne. (all and see it before pnrehasintz and :t shall speak :nr itself.
P''JO11N A. NAFTEL, Sole agent fur Goderich at4j vicint! .
I nut also agent for the Queen City Oil Works celebr.n.
Castorine and Peerless Lubricaaing Oils
1 have now in tock a largea i l-tiuent o: n•a 1:: x,is ut white lead utanula.tured.
gu:truttced free from one omen of aa littera, Quality will tell.
JOHN A INT FT FL,
iii:.\l' 11.8ttl)\'..'• 1:;. 1:3 u1:11. 31.
John A. N afcel,
pole Agent fur go e. !
Also Agent for Herby Climax, king off feed.
took Diploma at Provincial Shen lot fall.
;».
March 22, 1883. 'tin
They are the Best Goods I Have Seen.
11 011
0 9e
0 70
OM
0 Se
r.ew ......... 0•
• doz. lwsl♦tsckadt .... .. 0 It
........... 112
0
13
see... ................. .,
Aides. b .el 0 00
1111000010es Ia " 1 +0
ANY. i cwt
*1
Iraq -NM. Seidl*.
GRAND TRUNK
swift.
Peas. L�00. Mtz'd., 7Nix'd
1).Aer:ch.i.v.Aa0a4...1to pm t RIIwn t lido
Illtratam
bt r ArO.>t!
ford.Ar.T.lO 1.40 A 41 11.M
WENT.
Pee, Isjs. /A Did. Mixed.
Stritford. Lv11.M1en �.I"t 8 'gym s. opus
��tat}o�tt1 b. Ar.l1.110 3.111 e.011 7.10
Avderieh A r. 1.Y'
STAGE i.INE.S.
kilanwe Stage lddlylarr. 11•dM
ins •11antins.
--i 00 I' TH}:\l AT-
R.W.M'KENZIES
CHE.4 P H.1 RD IT :IRE STORE.
The Finest Assortment and Best Valu'
iN THE ('OCNTV.
PER CENT. 4)FP FOR CASH.
Goderich. July nth, 1883.
T
TAZ ' A2307.T'T IRv=fr
AS. A. NAIRN
HAS TH}: F1'iE -T BRAND OF
CANNED
IN THE MA RE ET, ANi) Li
TOI
sTURGEONtNIMEL Lo
- -• OU1ZJOfa •
RHEUMATISM•
Sciatica, Neuralgia,
Latae Back, Lumbago,
Contracted Joints,
Cramp in Muscles,
Sprains.
BEST HORSE LINIMENT.
In Large Bottles ser. E tr'r.
J. W. BRAILEI, MONTREAL, A.Q.
SCROFULA
GRAHAM
MILLINER,
l i.e ludic, of Goderich and vicinity for the Liberal Patronage bestowed upon her
-ixee opening out in town, and would call their attention to her
C IOICE STOCIC OF MILLINERY
-F'1/II •TIIE-r
S;TTMMER SEASON_
The tlto -k . , :l ref tiny chosen. and
lMade Up in, the Jlost Fashionabl Styles !
mics Graham feels ata ..red that her experience in Toronto, London and other cities will en-
able her to give the fullest satisfaction.
.1'IISS GR.IH`I1II, Miss Stewart's Old Stand.
The Chicago Mouse,
In THE HEAD QUARTERS OF FASHION 'FOR
NEW MILLINERY
A A cheap I to iu'1•rinrued 11 et
Dress Making
n car':•' 1 on in c-tnne-tiot wi'h the Milliner::
OF ALL KINDS.
a Sioctalty. .t flretclais
Establishment
! )ep:rtntcr,t. .\ call solicited.
A. J. WILKINSON.
and all scrofulous diseases, Sores, Eryelpel5I,
Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm, Tumors, Car.
bsncles, Bolls. and Eruptions of the Skin,
are the direct result of an impure state of the
blood.
1'u cure these diseases the bhxxl must be peri-
Oed, and restored to tt healthy and natural condi-
tion. ArER'a SARA ArARI1.LA lifts for over forty
years been recognized by eminent medical au-
tborlUes as the most powerful blood _purifier in
existence. It frees rho system from all foul hu-
mors, eurie,hes and strengthens the blood, remnrd
all traces cif mercurial treatment, and proves it.
self a complete master of all scrofulous diseases.
A Recent Cure of Scrofulous Sores.
'Some months ego 1 was troubled with @ernfu-
iew sores (ulcers', on my legs. The limbs were
badly swollen and inflamed, and the sores die -
'hared large quantities of nffenaire matter.
t remedy i tried failed mall 1 used Avrtt,
PF;ACHES
CANNED TOMATOES AND CORN
.1 RI DELICIOUS.
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE_
I)oDERtc ii. ONTARIO
OOt:ItT H0t'6111 Stgl: A H k'
very n
14AR*AI'A R1 LLA, of which 1 hones now taken three
bottles, with the result that the sores are healed
sad my general health greatly Improved. I feel
very 'criteria for the gond yrntr me.licine bee done
OW. ''ours respectft,lly, Mite. ANN t)'IIRIAl."
148 Sullivan St., New York, ,lame '24,002.
l All persons Interested are Invlte.l to
eall on Mrot. O'Brian : also upon the Rev. Z.
P. Wilda of 78 Emit M14th !Street. New York
City. who will take pleasure In testifying to
the wonderful efficacy of Ayer's Sarsaparil-
la, not only In the tore of this lady. but In
his own Mee and many others within hl•
knowledge.
The welbknnw'm u^rJr, ret Ids Bost'S Hrmld, R.
W. BAt.t., of 177,Ae,fer, N.H..writes, June 7, 1M2:
" Having eutfere.l severely f„r sone years with
Eczema. and Laving failed to Ono relief from other
remwlfe', 1 here male use. during the past three
months of Al glen 5Aa5AIARII.LA, Width bas
effected a evneplele ewe. 1 enu'ider It a leagela•
one remertN for all blood dresses."
TOME mA1 ACTUR E
MERCHANT TAILOR,
O
.RTH-STREET, NEAR THE SQUARE, GDERIC H ,
11.1. 1-'1i:.iri' alt MAKE ('Pt-
ly,rits' Clothing ill Fa$lliolla'ble Styles at Lowest P111088,
VI %EIRS 1'\1.1:RIEYI'1:. 4ITTIVI:.i t'Pt:4ItLTi. Pt:Ri'LIT TIT utastil1TFED.
oImKii 1'ItosIrrl.Y .ITT{:\DI:D Te. 'OTC THE .t111►REMA
PHILO NOBLE, NORTH -STREET, GODERICH.
EDS!SEEDS
AT TCAL BALL-
J('`t'r It}:c'hiVEI) .\ LARGE AND VAI1IED 8TUCKIOF
•
I' n i'; ; IT GAI►DEN. FIELD, AND FLOWER SEEDS
from one of the most Iteliabie Seed Warehouses in the Dominion.
• I; :.AL1. 1 OTH IN 1U LK (V IN PACKAGES.
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist,
MEDICA: FIALL_ G-ODERICI3_
FIRST PRIZE AWAit i i THE
ONTARIO STEEL BABB FENCE COMPANY
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
4*Intslate' 104 regularst floe conn of the di-
gestive and Toenails' .e.•,' et '. r"n..we and
strengthen' the vital 1 r•'.•.ad see.tily snrM
Rheumatism. Newrwlila` t•
ftbenmatlr %eat,
Catarrh. tierreral Debility. and a.l •1,sessee
arising from an impoverished or enrrntt. 1 ••md1-
µwtof the kbr*1, sae a weakened eit.litv.
it ts inewnparsbh' the ebeste't 11 .1 mel lei tie, 1
on accewst of Its eone.t t rete i str.•,gt 1 and tress
power over disease.
rarr$aTn 51
Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co.. Lowell, Mese.
L. MCI'I'FD-,
�cr 23arlo Wire T'em-Icix .g
AT TORONTO EXHIBITION, 1882.
.t
3,11 by all nrnnlstr: price Si, a!x bottles for Ie, h R HAON LE BY i1„ 1 1 It IZRF awvary not eIZ�tN Zlsi: i e was ( t1 ic. U