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94 HOUR CLOCKS.
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New York, Nov. 17.— rote wise -
thing new,,' said a down town cloak
tneuufa.turer yesterday, ea he pointed to
a queer looking Gluck hanging near his
dour.'"•That is a twenty-four hour cluck
O ! FOR CHRI 1J. C. DETLOR 8cC'OS
Black and Colored
Fur the Very Choicest Selection of Fancy Goods, tort•. foi I
ELVETEE
Ns
cud I think the first onto in theoity. 1. '` AS pREr3ENTs:x.m...A_s
h I t hour• lon oleiapto hej, envy -Imported Direct from England.
fear. It k just been tiuutheb, and is
Geo a the kind which is mesa to be adopt-
GO TO THE HURON BOOK DEPOT --
ad t avers' railroads
• moat ouuspicu .us ss innovations are
in the usrrktuy of the dial and the move -3181E 3111E 3111E0 . i
taints ol the wheels that di:. a the hands
See Their Imported Mantles & Mantie C.olhs
The initiate hand, tntittat.. ..f maki 1 T, C = 1 I.JOR kXj cO
twelve tarc J ttons to every revolution isf
the hour belie, makes twenty-four revr,-tiocierieh, Oct. 24, 1883.
GIFT BOOKS, TOGRAPH ALBUMS, SHELL GOODS,
lotions while the hour band lasers around I Y
once.
BIBLES DESKS, II WIRE GOODS,
"The lotteries, on the dial is in Arabic Pi i( ; : i ) ALBUMS 1 LADIES' COMPANIONS 1 VASES, TOI LET
instead of Bowan humeral, and the
twee between the tijures are only half
us great as un the dial of au ordinary 12
hour cluck. The minute hand :harks
half minutes and whule..mioutes,
"This clock will do away with the 'a.
m.' and 'p in.' which sometimes prove
very confusing to railroad psasengera.
"You would be surprised to see how
people take to that clock. I lilac had
any cumber of offers for it, but I do not
care to sell it,as it is the only one I have,
tut I will be able to supply a small part
of the demand within a day or two. By
that time every manufacturer will be
turning out those clocks. They are
something new, and that is all that
New York people want. Without a
doubt these clocks will soon take
the place of the old fashioned time-
pieke.."
Oolberae.
Back copies of THE SIONAI, containing
the story will be sent to new subscrib-
ers.
Municipal matters are quiet. No talk
is yet heard of opposition to either (Atha
Reeves.
A Goderich knight of the dough trough
was out here last week, giving the finish-
ing touches to a handsome wedding cake
which will be cut next month. There is
a c.t.,iderable flutter over the matter
:,!ntig the canal.
3heppardt021.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.—A sad accident
occurred to 8. Pennehaker on Tuesday
of last week, while assisting at a thresh-
ing on his own farm. tine of the teams
not showing an inclination to move on,
he got down from his place on the horse-
power, and led the animals around a
number of times. On returnins; to his
place, he missed his footing, and ono of
his feet was caught in the pinion. Jos-
eph Cook, who was oiling the separator,
was the first to see him, and gave the
alarm. Mr. Pennebaker was quickly ex-
tracted from his perilious position, and
medial aid sent fur. Upon examina-
tion it was found that his foot had been
so crushed, that amputation at a point
about four inches above the ankle wu
neceeeary. Drs. Taylcr and McLean
performed the operation. Mr.. Penne-
baker has followed the business 'of
threshing for nearly 30 years, and has
the toy ntpathy of all with whom he has
conte in contact (and they are many) in
that time. He was doing well at last ac-
counts.
Very little damage was done here by
the recent gale. Hay stacks were scalp.
ed, and fences blown down, but no seri-
ous damage was don).
The non-appearance of our regular
corresl.ondence has eaueed disappoint-
Inent here during the past fortnight,
Our quill slinger at Dunlop is one of our
meat regular c-utributor•s, and the fail-
ure of the news t.. appear w•as not on hia
account. Accidents will happen.
THE LaTE JaMES.- JEWEL.—Our Dun-
lop correspendent,sends us the following
additional reference to the late James
Jewel, who died at his home here Mat
week at the ripe age of 70. The deceas-
ed was of a social temperament, and
made many friends ninong both young
and old. He was one of the most earn-
est supporters of the Bible Christian
Mission, and was rewarded by seeing a
church built here in 1875 His vacant -
seat reminds the church goers of the de-
parture of one of their moat earnest and
venerable members. A large conilourse
attended his burial on Thursday. His
funeral sermon will be preached in Zion
church on Sunday next.
TOYS IN ENDLESS VARIETY
SETS
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XMAS CARDS 1 XMAS CARDS 1
IMO
PEOPLE'S STO)E,
can. KINAHTON t1T:tEET AND THE SQt'AItE, OO1)Ii1tICH.
Suits Made to Order. Fit Guaranteed.
S -ta.51.ti fort "1.2_ 'O_
6 S-L1.zte for 1
THE CHOICEST SELECTION EVER OFFERED IN THE COUNTY. t "L7 t for IC
Seg' !/rt'»l', .'! ;/.'rise/-) / /147),,//) l?uyorNot
One Beautiful Organ Will be Sold at Cost Price. READY-MADE OVERCOATS, 85 TO (312.
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JA:;. A. McINTte'tI'S 01.1) tTANI).
Goderich. Oct. 1. IF/a.
11)17-yt
!.I will be happy to see all niy old friends, and all their friends between this and Christmas.
Goderich, Nov. 1,5th, 1883.
H. W. BRETHOUR & CO., The Oliicagollouse,
The Leading Millinery Establishment ofnty.
ZE3I TT1'CRL_
New Imports for the Fall Trade.
PLUSHES, HIRDS,
VELVETS,
•
RIBBONS,
WE HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE COMPLETION OF OUR FALL STOCK. * The Largest and Beat Assorted Stook t•, the Counnty to Choose Frac, at
The Goods may be returii, .I Mizs Wilks .son's, '° Chicago I -rouse.
Goderich, Nov. Fth, 1885. I91C-
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PLUMES,
r,
LACES
We continue our System of Sending Samples and Goods by Mail or Express.
if not satisfactory and' money refunded.•
Parties desiring to make Personal Inspection, and purchasing to the amount of 530.00, we pay Return, Fare.
All Orders for Samples or Goods receive prompt and careful attention.
We sell Retail at 'Wholesale Prices_
OUR MILLINERY & MANTLE SHOW ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN.
NEW PATTERN HATS ANI) BONNETS. 1 NEW PATTERN MANTLES AND DOLMANS.
DRESS GOODS
ALL WOOL FOULE CLOTHS.'
HANDSOME CHECKS.
TWILLED FOULE CLOTHS:
BLACK & COL'D CASHMERES
SILKS
BLACK GROS GRAIN.
OTTOMAN CORDS.
BROCADED SATINS.
COLORED SILKS.
VELVETS
LYONS VELVETS.
BROCADED VELVETS.
COLORED VELVETS.
VELVETEENS.
A. Ful]. Line of Cashmere Hose, 0 -loves and Underwear.
OUR VELVETEENS ARE GUARANTEED FAST PILE.
Cottons, Flannels
Brantford, Oct. Ith, 1855.
(10 TO
KNIGHT'S
T't)lt A
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHAMP( )4
OR •'.
TWO DOOitS EAST Ir:'
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.A fearful story comes to us from Has-
tings to the etfect'that a woman whose
husband has gone to the shanties to
work a few nights ago attempted to eat
her youngest child. An elder child
alarmed some neighbors in the night,
bot before they goy to the house the
mother had badly bitten the young one.
The unfortunate woman was no doubt
temporarily insane.
SPP.'• COCOA.-GR4T&Ft-L AMU 4 -IMPORT-
ING.- "Ily a thorough knowledge of the natu-
ral laws which govern the operations of
digestion and nutrition, and by a careful
application of the Ane properties of well -
selected Cocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our
breakfast tables with a delicately Iiavoutcd
heveratre which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills. 1t is t1 the jodiclons nee of
eaeharticlee,of diet that a conetltation may
1., tsa117 built up nntll strong enough to
very tendency to disease. Hundreds
Of subtle maladies are floating around us
ready to attack wherever there 1. a weak
Int. We may immix many a fatal shaft by
reaping nnrwolvea well fortified with pure
loud and a proper) nourished frame." -(Yell
SerrOe Gazette. -Wade simply with boiling
water or milk. Sold onlyin Packets and
Tins illb. and 10.), by rocers. labelled -
Londw arra k co.. Homoeopathic Chemists.
DANIEL GORDON,
CA$INETNANER
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Luau Undertaker,
Has oa had sew the &* S T 9TSI of
First - Class Furniture
• h. CNwty ad as i Raw 7,hsas tee earn
will ase be waMe.eu 1► W me.
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HIM Ilt.at from r p. ad a 'Srt-
thing In the rot. prop°rti .
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a..--' .h. Poet Iiro.a Hank of Montreal
0.0D10 2011!
ut rasa eI
AYER'S
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS AND
Bair Vigor
nat-rrs, with the gloss and freshness of youth,
Laded or gray hair to a natural, rich brown color,
or deep black, as may be desired. By its use light
or red hair may be darkened, thin hair thickened,
and baldness often, though not always, cured.
It cheeks falling of the hair, and stimulates a
week and sickly growth to vigor. It prevents and
e tres scarf and dandruff, and heals nearly every
disease peculiar to the scalp. Asa Lattice' Halt
Dreaming, the \'luno in unequalled ; It contains
neither oil nor dye, renders the hair 'soft, glossy,
a,{.1 silken in appearance, and imparts a delicate, I
agreeable, and lasting pe, fume.
MR. C. P. ltaleIiSR writes trom Kirby, 0., July 1
3, las2 : " last fall my hair commenced falling
out, and in a short time 1 became nearly bald. I
used rt of a bottle of A,F.R's HAIR Vtana,
whichltopp••d the falling of the hair, and started
a new growth. 1 have now a full brad of hair
`rowing vigorously, and sin convinced that hut
for the use of your preparation 1 should have been
entirely bald."
.1. W. BowE', proprietor of the McArthur (OAio)
Ragairer, says : ' AyF.R'a HAIR VIooR la a most
excellent preparation for the hair. i speak of it
fgrro r01 sew hair,. Ind makes nee. Its tMglnpromote*
asy and soft.
'rhe V molt Y also a sere cure for dandruff. • Not
within sty knowledge has the preparation ever
failed to glare entire satisfaction."
MR. Axora FAInnAta'• lender of the eela-
bratted" Falrbeirn Family 'J .1 Scottish Vocalists,
writes from Usama, Masc. F.b. a, 1MIt: "Ryer
Noce sty hair boson Cas give silvery evidence of the
cysgs whish fleeting time proearettt i have fwd
Arc s HAIL !Futon. and too have been able to
taalstals Y a r f yo.tbfaLU--a mat -
tor of coeNneaee to wlnlatsle,
orator,, asprs,et.d In faet every ogle wbo 1I? s la
s eyes et 1M public.'.
Mas. 0.A. Papt'OTt, wrlti trowt la EMI iMa(hNew aaMw T 17
IMO il:ert hset
s _. dram." Wasuock's Celebrated. Solid-Zye Asa ► F-=
Cattle ('haina and Cow Tie% Beat White Lead and Mixed Paints in
the Market.
17 1' li 1 1 Epi AS LOW AS THE L t) W E 4 1' 133
Specially Low to the ('ANA Ift RAND f`n.totner
Bowe tM tor,a, ..«
and Blankets at Mill Prices.
H. IV. BRETHOUR CO.,. Brantford. 1883---A:XES---1883
REMG\"ED
P LI 0 N 013D ,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Has Removed to Hamilton -St., Near the Square, Goderich
—'SNI) WILL F'URNISII Oft MAKE CPI --
Gents' Clothing in F
to
1. 1
hionable Styles at Lowest Prices.
10 YE kits FIPERIF.%(E. FITTING .I APIA'S ALT1. rim*, ITT FIT 11.1 AM
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. SOT': THE IDDREAS
PHILO NOBLE, HAMILTON -STREET, GoDERICH.
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Welland Vale, ,,NAB/4i,4, Welland Vale;
Burrell's, -- - °` Burr. ell's,
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and the ,, , and the
FAMILY RECIPES
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JIVTST RECETVEDA LARGE .ASSORTMENT
OF'
a Si n son fixe'. „ )(E \ SimjSon Axe.
PULL LITE O, CROSS -CUT SAWS
Fresh Flower Bulbs for hinter Culture
INC (UDIN(1
HYACINTHS, TIJLI S,CROCUSES, SNOW DROPS AND NAR-
CISSUS, ALL COLORS.
Also, Hyacinthe Glasses and Fancy Flower Pots.
F. JORDAN, Chemist aiicl Druggist
MEDICAL HALL, G-CDFuRICI3_
FRENCH AND AMERICAN STYLES
HISS GRAHAM,
MILLI NT=R., C ODERICH.
MY FALL AND WINTER STOCK IS FULLY ASSORTED,
and all the L.•:,.ling Styles are Carefully Studied.
8n Inspection is Respectfully Invited.
JOHN A. NAFTEL
Cheap Hardware Emporium.
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NUFACTUREi) BY
R.''H.SMETH Rs CO. c.
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MAPLE LEAF LANCE.
u. .error to J. FLINT.
Mil Quarters for:Steel Barb Fence Wire
CATTLE CHAINS ANI) ALL KINDS (IE' HARDWARE.
! COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
R. W. MCKENZ1E'S
CHEAP '.HARDWARE t3TO11E,
COURT HOUSE SQUARE, - GODERICH, ONTARIO.
Ooderlch, Oct. 4, 184.7.
CROSS CUT SAWS .
Maple Leaf, Champion and Tuttle Tooth.
£,-ONE MAN CROSS CUT SAWS
w. hove b.sdrede of WNW 1/ItMt.r to me
.Asa.y of A ews's baa Vans. 1t as.m bat a
trial se .a.vt... 160111111111.11sai ,f ow •rel..
P„-5—
DP. J. C. Ayer & 0o., Lowell, Mass.
SAM • , ail tr►tteyleas
K Pr.w1nre taken in exehanite
T T R \
M., \ F. P: TIiUrF.
wall I
h.
Willie New' wulluis itcHinas
it wi l oast you nothing to try one. It' you want
A FIRST CLASS PIANO OR ORGAN
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