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isualger.
Mx, Epee's midi hes Ire rwfited. and
the iitistorprising owr rr is now in s rbier ation that ever t.) /Atone to tarsi es
his line.
Daketikken.
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The Ashfield airri:ultural show will be
held here on Octo r 4th
Quite • number !1 our cies -ns .ret -
tending the exhibition in ^0. into this
week.
Jose ih Bell, who was on • tie, to the
old country, returned a short time ago
with a fine stallion colt. Mr. Bell 'resins
determined to improve the class of horses
in this neighborhood, and deserves the
hearty support of fernier' of this vici-
nity.
It is our painful duty this week to
chronicle the death of Miss Johnston, of
Ashfield. She took diphtheria, and do -
spite every effort passed Away on Fri-
day night. She was en interesting y. ng
lady of about twenty -years of age.
Oelbeene.
Cermet'. Marrero.- The municipal
council of Colborne met in tke township
hall on Wednesday, Aug. 22nd. Mem•
ben all present except Mr. Gledhill.
Minutes of last meeting were read and
adopted. Communication from James
Mitchell regardine the water runeing off
tbe read net) his property. The matter
was left over 'ler further euesideration.
Account of Nei, office for printing,$3.eb5,
left over. Communication 1 iron the
meaty clerk requirine the sum of
1191213.36 for county purp.oes. Commu-
nications from the differeut school sec -
tams rereunng the followee, ems for
schoolparposes --No 1. Vie; N.?,
MO ;leo 3, $5O; No. 4. $400; No. 5,
$416 ; No. 6, •6475 . Nu. 7, 11'50 ; A. 1.,
8&42; W. Le, et..2.87. Mewed and
'amended that a rate of 2j for local
ladle d
and 2i on the for county
purposes be levied on all the rateable
property to die township. Carried.
0" *erg, Bta.et w is Towel 616. :JO fur
building culvert. J. A. MeDonagh was
paid $35.75 fur "nee foam The council ;
then adjourned. . I
Iwobsza.
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A tramp, strangely attired,. ar..1 loud,
vulgar and saucy in het talk.. !levered
around this locality on Suntiay. He was ;
male to "vamoose. -
Our Dunlop cetene was defeated at a
recent game of crequet, which had at-
tracted much attention. By moonlight
a pair of maidens played two paterfami-
lias, and wrested them. The girls are
almost invincible on the croeuet lawn.
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TOE HURON .3IGNAL. FRIDAY SEPT. 21, 1888.
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kept his ..at fur sums time, bet the home
kickiog, struck him on the leg • little
below the kw*, and knocked hint off.
The wound inflicted is a serious one, be-
ing very deep and about these inches
king mid has bled considerably. Dr.
Yvung was telegraphed for aud dressed
the wound. Te horse ran on as far as
Mr. Symiugtous, sr., when' it stopped.
The rake was completely destroyed, and
the harness, which was magnet new, bad-
ly wrecked.
Oarbrald.
George Morris is revelling in the lake
breezes of Leeburn.
John Barker and a gang of men are
rushinethe job on the hill along in fine
style.
Chortle Morris and his "Shoo Fly"
brigade are bnaily engaged with hammer
and 'eerie on the new residence of Geo.
Patten. • The "little bird" has a whisper
matrimonial regarding George's tuture.
Sleeth.
On Sunday last a lecture was giveu by
Ree P. J. liken, of Seaforth, in St.
Michael's church, Blyth, entitled, "The
Unity and Universality of the Church,"
which was largely attended. The merits
of • discourse by the rev. lecturer need
not be dilated upon, as he is well known
to be a good speakerand a clever debater.
During the afternoon veapers were held
by Rev. B. J. Wetter., of Goderich, as-
sisted by Rev. J. O'Connor, the pariah
priest. Music was furnished by the
choir of St. Augustine church, under the
leadership of Miss Hussey, the organist,
assisted by Miss Cooke, of . Goderich,
whose singing of "0 Salutaris" was much
admired. Rev. ,Mr. O'Connor tendert
his sincere thanks to the members of
! outside denominations who favored the
lecture with their presence.
.1
Lan Sunday Rev. J. A. Turnbull oc-
cupied his accustomed place in the
Presbyterian church here, looking much
improved in health after his trip among
old friends in Usborne. Ile intends to
deliver a series of sermons from the fifth
chapter of John.
W. H. Abom has returned from avisit
to the old country, and looks wellafter
his trip over the tulles' of the bre ti At-
lantic. He was the guest of his isther
in Lincolnshire. He reports the creps4
in England below the average. -1.3 . will
sh..i.ly proceed to Montreal, to study
medicine at McGill College: •
,:i11111Cr9.
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A new and permanent lei,- ler hatae.
peered at the Exchange. P is a
A ninliber 1,f our residents whe visited
the Sepoy village on the day of the Cale-
donian games, had a hearty shake of the
hand from A. Hodge, :he well-knevrn
lumber dealer, fernier!y of this place.
A BAD TR.ANIP.-Lillt Sot 'Ay about 2
1, In. one of that unfortunate class of
persons armed with a brassp.n and tin
slipper, ushered himself :unannounced
into one O1C 1our farm !leases threugl i t II
emt don., frightening the inmates, !two
females 11 1.1 causiie.; considerable alvr.o.
One went for , hat aid cane
fr in another quarter. an 1 the intruder
was ejec.l. Helf a nide lathe, on, he
!nide another call, this time u..ing the
dm.r bell, asket1 fer a
While tI;e latter was belie, prepared, he
aske-I fer the r i,iark ing that it
was Sunday. After reading it few veraes,
he a.0..ing where itwas Inatle- and
siol he never 1 ar,7 book without
kniveing that. Net hent encouraged in
his arzinnent. and mime neighliors ap•
pearin..4, lie thought it hest o make him-
self scarce, le tying bit meal • untested.
He next applied at a I.ei.1.urn home •
stead, thii time' demanding a het meal.
Being til however, a 04)1(1 one
wuhl b2 more convenient, he used some
profane laneuage, whiC11 1110 1109t did not
approve of, and the impudent stranger
Was told to deSild, or to "move on."
Previous experiences suggested "humble
pie." He thea prika-etied tootle Presby•
terian chinch shiels, intending to take up
his quarters for the night. Being ad-
vised, however, pi pr,e,eed elsewhere, he
retraced his steeps to Daalop. taking the
VIII towards Carliiw. Ilia dress and ap-
pearanci were hicleees In the extreme,
and sent a thrill of honer through the
women and children who beheld him.
Mappilythe day was Sunday, and the
mien woe about, to keep ao eye on the
fellow. The township councils should
provide se •ie means iif skiving such
Worthl at 'iatacters quickly placed in
&trance . There is no need for any
an to be liefing ln this country at har•
vest i
eatfeekee..
Far.ners have I harvest.
SOWS WV tin see :ing.
Some lovers of mischief amuse them-
selves by throwing stones through the
wheel windows occasionally. The trus-
tees are no the alere mei if round the
,fender. will no doubt get their de-
file -M.
Rev. Mr. Pntehard and family are off
for At lidera, visiting friends in the met.
They left fur Tnronto nn Monday morn-
ing. They propose betng absent for
three Sabbaths, during which time other
supplies will be furnished the °enema --
ties. Next Sabbath Rev. Mr. Leask, of
St. Helens, will preaelt.
While a lad named John Nietands,
engaged Le John SImington, west of the
1.11age, was returning a sulky rake be.
loneing to the latter's fatherein Tuesday
afternoon .last. the horse he was driving
took height and ran 'why T..* May
Weddassi NUL
On Tuesday eyeless, lhh inst., •
very Imre numberof relaMves and friends
rcaem Tiverten, Brussels, Tesswater,Ket-
rdine and elsewhere, assesubled ak the
residents, of Mr John Soule Lake View
Fern], borne, about four miles north of
Kincardine, to witness the marriage uf
Mrs. Janet Scree one of the most esteem-
ed and charming of Kineardine's really
fair daughters. to Mr. Jana. Struthers,
of Toeswater, the papular north -sed
druggist, (son of Gavin Struthers, of
Goderich.) At nine o'clock the bridal
party entered the drawing room, the
beautiful young bride leaning on the
arm of her beuthor, Mr. John Saute asd
attended by two lovely maids, Miss Bella
Scott and leis' Maud Reid. The bride
was attired in • cream satin, white tulle
veil. orange blossoms wreath and loop.
The bride's maids wore cream cashmere,
Spanish lace, and rare and choir* hand
boquets. Mr. Leslie sated as groones
man, and performed the duties of that
somewhat embarrassing position in a
dignified and graceful manner. The
green' war alightly nervous, but RI
supremely happylookierg as any fellow
in such an envutble position could well
afford to be. The bride looked compos-
ed and bewitching, and the beauty apd
grace of her attend: nt we: e su %emit- 19
inspire the most indifferent and tam
tide ns young bachelor with rn irresisti-
ble desire to follow the noble example of
the groom. The Rev. Mr. Murray offi-
ciated, and sifter the beautiful and im-
pressive marriage ceremony haa been
performed, warm congratulations were
bestowed un the newly -made husband
and wife, and the company partook of a
sumptous repast.
Carlow,
New Wearer Sour. -Wm. McPhee
sold some new wheat in Goderich for el
a bushel.
Mr. Currey has opened a boot and alioe
shop in our thriving little village. We
wish him success.
Rev. Mr. Leask, of St. Helens, is ex-
pected to preach in the Presbyterian
church next Sabheth.
Sou, -W. Downs has sold his house
lot and blacksmith shop to J. Walters,
wagonmaker, of this place, for $1,100.
IMPORTED. -F. McDonagh has return-
ed from Scotland bringing with him a
very fine heavy draft stallion. eer. McD.
is one le our leading horsemen.
Alex. Young has sold his three year
old shorthorn bull to Wm. McLean, of
Goderich, for six cents a pound, the ani-
mal weighing 2275 tbs. This bull was
never beaten where exhibited.
COUNTY NEWS.
As the mixed train on the G.W.R. was
on its way from Brucefield on Thursday
of last week, a brakeman named McDon-
ald, fell from the top of one of the cars,
cutting his head open. When the train ar-
rived akVlinteln,and he was net en boatel,
the engine backed down the road, and
met hiin coming up on a dead run. He
wail very fortunate in getting 'if with
such slight injuries.
"Geo W. Milken, of Yuma, Arizona,
formerly G. W. R. agent at Clintrin,paiii
-his respects to his old friends iu Huron
last week. He locks somewhat bronze.]
by his residence west but has not other-
wise changed in his appearance. Mr.
Radom occupies the position of Division
Superintendent of tha Southern Pacific
R. Re
This is what the Wichita, Kan., E,rile
says about a former reaidenb of Huren.
"Ike" deserves it all :-"T. I. Humble,
first assistant postmaster in the Wichita
office, has aceepted a position in the
Kansas National Bank. Thus it has ever
been with that postollice. 8 soon as
any piling men demonstrates capability
and honesty,and fairly masters the banks,
acconats, and routine work demanded
by the people and by the Department,
some banking er other slestitutein tieVer
lets up till they hare secured him. We
have no words of cominesedationefor Mr.
Humble, for ne man can so stilltifacterily
handle the funds, accounts and records
of a public office, as he did, without
everybody knowing it." By the way,
he has recently been married.
IIYMENAL.--A somewhat unusual event
in the matrimonial line took place at the
residence of E. Corbett, Esq., reeve of
Clinton, on Wednesday mOrnine, in the
shape of a double wedding, when this
gentleman's two daughters "joined their
fates and fortunes' with two young gen-
tlemen welt -known to most of our town
readers, at least. The contracting pit. -
ties were Chris. Dickson, of the City
Beek Store,and Miss Annie M. C,:rbett,
and John Powell, (principal of a Detreit
legal firm,) and Miss Mary M. Cerbett.
Rev. John S. Ferber, of Myth, (an tdd
friend of the family) performed the cere-
mony. The brides wore dresied alike,
in very pretty bion .ilk, and looked ex-
ceedingly. attractive, Mime Rankin, of
Stratford, being bridesmaid for the first -
minted, and Miss Powell, sister of the
groom, for the second, both being dress-
ed in white lawn, and all wearing natural
flowers. Mr. Dickson's groomsman was
his brother, and Mr. Powell's, .1. W.
King, of Constance. A number (if very
hanilseme presents testified to the esteem
in which the ladies were held. After
dinner had been partaken of, the happy
couple* left on the 3,4e train, Mr Diek
eon one wife intending to go from Lon
don to St. Catharines and other points
east. and Mr. Powell and wife merle
direct to their home at Detroit. A
very large number of friends gather-
ed at the station to see them off, and
wish them abundant happiness. -[New
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Airiest 29tb, 1883.
Dalmeny P.()., Tp. Osgood..
Malan. Churchill & Co., Dear Min, -
1 have been troubled with Piles for the
last five years, and dieing that time I
have taken 'medicine from five doctors
which failed to effect a cure. 1 have
used only one box of your Climax Eye
Salve, which I purchased from W. F.
Ritchie of (*erode Station. and can re-
commend it as. mile cure to all *filleted
with tome disease. I consider ?our
Fountain ..1 Health an excellent tonic to
bullet itp the sperm YOGIS truly,
?t Mini ideDsaainr.
The following were among the bridal
presents: A china tea set, Mrs. Scott
and Mee W. S. Drummond ; dinner
set, Mrs I. Scott and Miss Scott ; a
breakfast set stone china, Mr. and Mrs.'
Paterson, Tiverton; a dozen hand paint•
ed fruit plates, D. F. Fairbairn, Tees -
water ; • handsome bedroom set, Dr.
and Mn. Martyn, Kincardine; • china
tea set Mrs. Robe Wilson, Goderich ; a
kand painted bedroom set, Mrs. G.
Struthers, Goderich; a silver card re-
osiver, Misses Peter, Kincardine ; a
silver fruit dish, Dr. Stewart, Teetawater ;
a silver pickle cruet. Miss Maud Reid,
Eincardiae ; Two silver napkin rings,
names engraven, Misses Fisher, Kincar-
dine; half dozen silver spoons and silver
'moon holder, Misses Drummond, Tiver-
ton ; a silver card receiver, Mrs. Mc-
Kibbin, Teeswater ; a sot of trays, Mr.
and Mr,. S. H Marshall, Kincardine ;
• pair of vases, Miss F. Thornhill ; a
handsome table cover, Miss Connick,
Brussels; a dozen table nappies, Mrs.
Perry, Simcoe ; a dozen silver forks,
Mrs. Hewitt and Mr. Peter Bervey ;
two silver napkin rings, Miss, Carrie
Templeton, Exeter ; a five o'clock tea
set, H. C. McKibbin, Teeswater ; a
silver napkin ring, pepper and salt dish
attachad, R. I. Leslie, Kincardine ;
a silver butter cooler, Mr. and Mrs. I.
D. Scott, Kincardine ; a silver pickle
cruet, 51es. Cowen, Exeter ; two silver
napkin rings, Mr. and Miss McRae ; a
silver pickle cruet, Mr. and Miss Struth-
ers, Underwood ; a sofa pillow and fancy
table cover, Miss Sott ; a set of napkins,
Mrs. D. Campbell; an egg holder, Robt.
Scott, jr ; a glaze decanterand pickle
dish, Robt, Struthers, Goderich ; tea
cup and saucer, W. N. Scott, Kincar-
dine ; glass water pitcher, Miss Mary
Wilson, Goderich ; a dozen nappies and
two table cloths, Mrs Robt. Wilson,
Goderich ; walnut spool and thimble
stand, Mies Mary McDonald, Gielerich ;
large bride's cake from Mrs. T. F. En-
rlow,Lecaseetate ef1..5- 1, r. S.
The li appy eon e'eliive the best wishes
of a Tarte circle of Men It for success in
teel is Mlehlgas. •
Roseoseinun, Mich. Sept. 17. -John
freak to -day °Weald almost pure petro -
oust front • well be is siuking 011 bill "
eaoe, wed which is now down about
luny -live feet deep. There is a dead -
id furore over the oil discoveries here at
9 mane.
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Loan', anti jrisurance.
QZAGER & LEWIS, One:mere Mee-
k) TINR Hay*.. Oodarich, have private
FUNDS TO LEND,
In any stuns to suit parties wanting loans, at
very low ratee. • 1107-
11000,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO '
tIF CAMERON HOLT &CAMERON, Gods
'lob. 17144.
-1\40NSY TO - LEND. - PRIVATE
I.Ti. tunds-on treekold security. =to
Geo. Swanson, Goderich. 1
a60,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
ne on good Term or first-class Town Property
'18 per cent. Aonly to R. RADCLIFFE. 1761
le/ONEY TO LEND. -A LA RG E
IVa. amount of Private Funds for investment
it lowest rate. on first -ohm Mortgsges. Apply
to ()ARROW k PROUDFOOT.
4a20,01110 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
‘IY OA Farm and Town Property at lowest in-
terest. Mee/loges purhasd, no communion
"Weed. Conveyancing run mononnum
ht. 11.-Hotrower• can obtain moony in one day
if title is astistactory.-DAVIsON k JOHN
STON. Barristers. &o.. Goderich. 1751
Dit RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
i.e. Life and Accident Insurance Agent.
R,presenting arat-claaa Companies. Alsoagent
tor the CANADA LIVE STOCK INIURANCII CO.
Money to lend on Mortgage, either in Town or
Farm Property, in any way to snit the borrow
er. Ofiloe--Mp-stairsl Kity's block Goderich
r.egal.
QRAGER & LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
1.3 Goderich.
C. s zaorm, JR. J. A. idowrox.
E. N. Lewis. 1107-
'1011? C. HAYES, SOLICITOR &c.,
_its Office corner ot the square and west
stret, Goderich, over Butler's bookstore,
money to lend at lowest rates of interest.
J EWIS & LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
IA Attorneys, Solicitors in Chancery Ste
office in the Court House, Goderich.
Hu Litwin. M.A. B.C.L. Z. N. Lirwia.
ilfe.
el ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
ClRISTERS. Attorneys, Solicitors. ete
Goderich. J. T. Garrow, W. Proudfoot. 175
life.
Visit le Gedetieb.
SPECIALISTS
from the International Throat and Lung
Institute, 173 Church et., Toronto, will
be at the Albion Hotel, Goderich, two
days, Sept. 28 and 29. Tho surgeons
will have a supplylof spirometers, the
invention 1 51. Souvifie, of Paris, ex -
aide ,aurgeon of the 1"i co; ac for
the cure of C.ttitt It, 'it trill 11 Leaf-
ness, Briiiichitis, and Ceosurnp-
Oen. Consultation :111,1 trial ef the
spirometer free. Don't foil the
surgeons while here, as they make a spe-
cialty of disease._ of the head, throat and
lungs.' and are curing thousands of cases
every year the. have hem' given tip to
die by the doctors in general itt general
practice. Crowds are visiting them in
every town and city. For particulars
write to 173 Church street, Termite, or
13 Phillips So nare. Msntreal.
Marren smith Gene Sure.
Halifax, N. S., Sept.15.-Diligent en-
quiry hes been made, but nothing has
been heard of the ichiter, W. A.
Smith, that left here e 1 the 27th ult., to
go fishing. Sho has midoubtedly been
lost with all ttn-14- Iler crew compris-
ed five men named Slauglienehite, War-
ren Smith, the widely known eariman,
and Win. White, and Joseph Ryan, two
brothers-in-law of Smith.
LIND iAT'S WHARF,
Aug. 22d. 1883.
Messrs. Churchill k Co.'Gents, - I
haye been afflicted with Selt Rheum for
the past three years, and have been
treated by some of the best doctors in
Eastern Ontario without any limiting
benefit. 1 was recommended by Mr. C.
J. Lindsay, of Kars, t. try your Foun-
tain id Health. After using five bottles
of the Fountain and two bottles of your
Ciimax Sslve, I believe I am perfectly
mired My general health is also mach
improved, and I now feel lite a new
man. Yours truly,
RORKKT Benwirre,
Engineer Str. "Olive," Montreal and
2tj Por tland Lin•
11144eirleh Maeltess.
Gotimucia. emit. Is. Ifig&
Wheat. I Falb 3 bush- ..... .. 111 001 .
Wisest, 113print1 • WA ........ I ( • I O.
Illmir. e horrid.. . ............ 5 0 580
Oats. 0 hush . ........... 0 0 )3i
Pee& 0 blob .............. 0 0 MI
0 0 0 M
Petatnee • bush New ... ...... 00 •
II NI
oiler, IP 0 It le gt • le
dee. fundeetell..... 0 9I • 0
. . .... 0 II • 0
0 M • Ia
Bran. II eve( 088 088
cboo in rut IIII " 1
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Hides .....
Ithempeitme.. ...... • . .2 " •
CIAMERON,. HOLT & CAMERON,
Barristers, Solicitors in Chanoery, to.
goderich and Wingham. M. C. Cameron,
C.; P. Holt, M. 0. Cameron, Goderich. W.
Kamm, Wingham. 1151.
SEAGER dr MORTON, B A R R I'S
TEM, &o., Godericb and Win
C. Seeger Jr., Goderich. J. A. MortorkAtirse
ham. 17SL:
T B. WHITELY, M.D., C.M., PRY-
. SICIAN. Surgeon, Accoucheur, etc.. M.
C.P.S.. Ontario. Office -The Square. 2 doors
East of Wilson's Drug Store. up stairs. HaNt
eelMcDONAGH, M.D. PHYSIC-
. IAN. SURGEON, &c., Graduate of Tor-
onto University. Liaentiate of the Royal Col-
ima of Phridelans, London, England, tic., &c.,
M. C. P. S., Oatario. Office and residence
Opposite Bailey's Hotel, Hamilton street. God-
erich 17954m
ew School ,Books
7.7T R=C="77==
1 Imrie's School Boot Emporitm
' it' •
e Largest and, Most Complete Stook
SCHOOL ROOKS
Csod in the ComMoll, Model. Itgh and Separate Schools and Colleges, at
Inarle's Book Store.
nR. Mel EAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
GEON, Coroner &c. Office and residence
Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria
Street. 1751.
10111 G. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI
11. cian. Surgeon and Accoucher. Graduate
of Toronto University. Office opposite Camer
-on iz Cameron's Bank, Lucknow. If not in
ottice, enquire at the Bank. 1762-y.
'FIRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Paysicians, Surgeons, Accouchers. &c,
office at Dr. Shannon's residence, near the
grol Goderich. G. C. Sit iNNOv, J. C.
HixiL-
TON 1781.
Tonsorial.
UT KNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR
T • DER and Hair -dresser, begtto return
hanks to the public for past patronage and
:pelts a continuance of custom. Retail
ways be found his Shaving Parlor.near
Pe Office Goderieh. 1753
TAMES SNIAILL, ARCHITECT, &c.
itt Office, Crabb's Block. Kingston st., Gode
rieh. Plans and spec (peat ion s drawn correct
ly Carpenter's' plasteter's and mason's wGrk
measured and valued.
Apples
-- AN
:Pears.
THE HIGHEST PRICE
FOR APPLES AND PEARS
WILL BE PAID
' by me this season. I hepo my old
patrons will hang on to their
Fruit until !see them,
I .
-AND--
kew Customers Wanted
-I WANT -
Good Sound Fruit
Aad will pay the highest market
price.
Teas & Sugars
And all sorts of
GROCERIES
-AT -
Rock Bottom Prices.
GEO. OLD,
The Grocer, Court Hone* %mare
1911 11101
PRICES LOWEST IN THE COUNTY
Satisfactiora. G-1-1.e.ran.teed.
JAMES IMRIE, Goderich, Ont.,
13_ CO1R,1\TI.IT.J,
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKER
Corner _Store, Horton's Thick Block, Ramiro
Street,
13.403DERICI-1, ONT.
1. B. C..baa, at a large expense, purchased a
FIRST CL.4SS IIE.IRSL
and is prepared ,to attend and conduct funeral.
oathe shortest notice. in town or country.
A large stock of
COFFINS AID MRS RFT CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Poth In D costed Wood and Black Cloth, at very Reasonable Prices.
4/FA. CAt somaarricr).
CORINTMial..._
Goderich. July 19i h, 1883. 1103-3m
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OH, SAY 1 NEIGHBOR
Where did you get those A. S. WHITING 16CFG CO.
HARVEST TOOLS.
They are the Best Goods I Have Seen.
001' THEM AT -w--
R.W.M'KENZIES
CHE.4P 11.4RDIKAIRE STORE. ,s
HAS-.
The Finest Assortment and Best 'Value K.
N THE COUNTY.
£7 PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH.
usiariot..101, Stb.
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