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MAIRDEURS Fes. i
A Darlag and er.owla Duca
for Liberty. .
awes eft wise. gm .t Ike Mae}.
gaga Ib4011114thaellieggsdrAnd Phipps,
If *MID ee" MOOS 01111111Wleh ti..$.
14 twit. Bora 'L1. -r-Thant was twuo►
exeitenient mused in Sandwich last eras-
ing *hen it became kora that Green-
wt..',the ooid.an.d murderer, Phipps,
the wile murderer, and anntber viewer
had .."Sped from the jail. Greenwood
• and Phipps were in the Saha ward aid
be' ams etiolate, but ahem reeked diel
nut converse and generally sat apart.
In the room were a number of prisoners,
ineiwtityl one named Steers, onnvieted
at the last sashes and sen/Sneed to two
menthe' imprisonment for stealing oats.
Ntdl.0 g unusual oeoirred L the ward
during the day. Greenwood oesupied his
meal place m the ward with his head
tied in a handkerohjst, complaining of
headache, said twitting. P ippe who
had been quite a well-behaved prisonm
.ins* bis biaresratioe appeared in his
usual spino', cad occupied his time
in wading novels. The remaining
pwo�ese behaved in their usual manner,
tbo . as wbssqusnt developments showed,
evidently knew of the attempt that was
to be made to get out by Greenwood and
Phipps Ysslsrda7 afternoon when their
mese were 1>eoutrt to Greenwood and
�they iii000000TTT them without paying
, and .when the jail octan left
SAT BOWS TO TAT.
The turnkey and his assistant went into
the corridor to get the dishes at 4.44
o'clock and did net go in again intlll 6.46
o'clock. A bailiff of the Central Prison,
Toronto, called at the jail in the after-
noon to get two prisoner sentenced to
that inatitutioe, sad at the last mention.
d hour the turnkey went in to Ret the
two oat. They were eonfined.in a separ-
ate ward from Greenwood and Phipps,
and )..t as the iron door leading into the
coned,* was o�the pitmen in the
(atter ward that ' Greenwood,
Philp" and Steers diad enaped. The
nee. fell on the onions like a thunder-
bolt. They lost no time in getting into
the yard outside, het could find no
trates of the down birds, who, they
toned, had seeded a fourteen foot wall
surrounding the building, mid. disap-
peered in the darting,. Investigation
showed that oos of the ban of a window
looking into the yard had been out, and
an opening grade /spiciest to let one
mea out at a time. Tb. bunks in the
Dells are of frame and a ler( was found to
have been wrseched off one of them. A
blanket and "best had been torn into
mid the hg tied in seek a manner
that it woulda nun in getting
from frthe wood the yard to
m ?or Or TES WALL
The thing was cleverly dote. The fact
that than was ort o assistance was
shown by tbs whole manner in which
the escape was carried out. A boat was
fond to be miseiag soon after the ase
was reported. The owner had given no
on permission to takeit and the fact
was soon established that the prisoners
had croual the river in it. They rowed
amuse to Springwell, Detroit, where they
were seen in a saloon. The three enter-
ed together and Bled for a drink.. A
mem who happened to be in the place
r.co soid -Greenwood with whom
he had been well acquainted, and
spoke to him. tiv*snwood was sur -
memand said, "Do you know
o which the former replied that he
did. Greenwood then told him to keep
his mouth shut, and with Phipps and
Steen went out and started toward the
city, which was
TES LAM' aaatr OF THale
The priories in tale wardillwd that
both Greenwded and Phipps bad pistols
and knives, and threatened their lives if
they opened their mouths. The prison-
er are still at large. When the Secap*
was announced it was currently reported
that Harding., who was oonvicted with
Greenwood, hid aleo "soaped, but this
proved to be false. Harding" had been
' ,panted from Greenwood sines their
arrest. He heard the shouts of the pris-
oner" that his companion had Id, and
became very restive, although be said
A Lep reward will be offered by
Sheriff Mennen for the recapture of the
prisoners. Greenwood is a heavily built
man, about six feet high. Phipps is a
man of smaller built and had s red mous-
tache with thin whiskers of resent
growth. The Detroit police believe the
petnen utilised the opportunity while
ii rprin; Wells to take a train at the
junction. The execution of Greenwood
g�oodd llerdinge was est for Dec. 12.
'Phipps' trial was ooatiesed at the assizes
oat' Jun. nest oo spplioaiioo by the del
teem Hardtnp was in a separate ward
to Greenwood.
Er'rien C000A.--GRATSTUL Ann COtiPOar-
oro.-' Hy a thM.ttgh kn.windge of tbe luau -
rel laws which govern the Teatime of
dfau•tioa std nui1Urn sod by a oareful
aai�p►ttcsdon of the line properties of well-
eslwted C000s. Mr. Epp has provided our
breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured
beverage which may oats ne many heavy
doctor.' bills. Itis b the Iodiotone nee of
meth articles of diet tbat a constitution may
be tndoafy b• t ap antil strong eooeeb to
rater eery tee eaoy to disease. H.ndrede
of pakette maladies are floating around m
read to attack wherever there 1. a weak
�p0011aa �. We my escape teeny • fatal shaft by
r<r.lirno ourselves well fortified with pore
lMissoodd sad a property nourished franc." -(`trim
Hereto, lunette. -Made simppl1y web boiling
water or milk. Sold cal 1e Paekele and
Ties (Ib. wad Ib.1, b' ably
labelled-
I�a• Errs t tie., Homo.pathle Chemists.
1101 FOIA CURISTMAS! I BEE
J. Ca DETLOR & C'OS
Ellaok sand Colored
For the Very OEoieest Selection of Fancy Goole, &c. fo
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APRESENTSm&siVEL ETE
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S Imported Direct from England.
00 TO TRE HURON BOOK DEPOT nibs
NI 3IM 3p. wir Joe See Their h rted gages & tee
• •• 7. C. R CO_
Uodaeleb, Ore. S4. l�
GIFT BOOKS, +AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, SHELL GOODS,
BIBLES, DESKS, WIRE GOODS,
PHOTO ALBUMS LADIES' COMPANIONS 1 VASES, TOILET SETS
TOYS IN ENDLESS VARIETY
--AND AT ALL PRICES.-- -
XMAS CARDS 1 XMAS CARDS 1
THE CHOICEST SELECTION EVER OFFERED IN THE COUNTY.
IlarI will be happy to see all my old friends, and all their friends between this and Christmas.
One Beautiful Organ Will be Sold at Cost Price.
GP0_ SH�PPAR?�_
Goderich, Nov. 15th, 1883.
1917-8t .
H. W. BRETHOUR & CO.,
81‘1A-2TTFO22D.
New Imports for the Fall Trade.
WE HAVE MUCH PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE COMPLETION OF OUR FALL STOCK.
We continue our System of Standing Samples and Goode by Mail or Express. The Goods way be returned
if not satisfactory and money refunded.
Parties desiri:izg"to make Personal Inspection, and purchasing to the ainount of $.30.00, we pay Return Fare.
ds
All Orders for Samples or Gooreceive prompt and, careful attention.
We Sell Retail at 7J71::Lolesale Prices_
OUR MILLINERY & MANTLE SHOW ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN.
NEW PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. NEW PATTERN MANTLES AND DOLMANS.
DRESS GOODS'
• . SILKS VELVETS
ALL WOOL FOULE CLOTHS. BLACK GROS GRAIN. LYONS VELVETS.
HANDSOME CHECKS OTTOMAN CORDS. BROCADED VELVETS.
TWILLED FOULS CLOTHS. BROCADED SATINS. COLORED VELVETS.
BLACK 8s COLD CASHMERES 0 COLORED SILKS. VELVETEENS.
.A. Full Line of Cashmere Hose, G -loves and Underwear.
, OUR VELVETEENS ARE GUARANTEED FAST PILE.
Cottons, Flannels and Blankets at Mill Priced.
H. W. BRETHO URS' CO., Brantford.
Brea tford, Oot. std• yak. 11111 -
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINETMAKER
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Leading Undertaker,
Has as head tow the LARGEST sTSN'a of
First - Class Furniture
la rhoCo.nty ad as 1 cow p trebees for cash,
soul rem lie under oM by w ease
1 Satin Ta C.rpt Leans, ho MN
t�wsMs. �Iltrtago. rood. fro- SLJS sp.
Hew' Reck Chairs, from /tie op and wrier -
*bin .1.s la the alae ere104tl06.
AT THE OLi) STAND
mamma the Peet MM.. a Bask of 1Is.t,esL
')M. ISth. talk 1110
GO TO
KNIGIIT'S
FOR A
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHAMPOO,
OR DYE.
TWO DOORS EAS OF P.O.
111(.17
AYERIS PILLS.
A large properties of the disarms whish eases
h uman suffering moult from derenpmeat of the
stomal, bowels, sad Bier.' ATas'a CATa.*rat
PILL. act directly spoil Mese oroaes,'and are
especially designed to etre the diseases caused
by their derangement, (neleding O.ststlpatls..
IM1geetNn, Dyer smote. Headache. D7sew
eery, and a host of other absents, for all a<
wW eh they are a safe, sure, prompt, and plosion*
remedy. The ostensive see of these PILLS by
eminent pbydulaas In regular practice, slows
unmistakably the emtimatba la whish they are
bald by the medical profession.
Thew Per are eoeapoanded of vegetable sob-
n ooses
tynoose. only, and are.bsofateiy tree from ealomd
or any oilier tnjur ons tagredleat.
A Asfferer frogs Feriae,e writes s
Ana's Pini are invaluable to me, and are
s eoaataat oompanton. 1 Savo been a severe
. Were. from H.adaebe, and your Ptt u are rho
onlytela 1 could look io for roltef. One 4051
wai eni4.ry move mtowels and fro. my ►ere
from pairs. Tie emptier most sleotty. and the
easiest physio 1 have war found. It is a pleasure
to me to speak 1n their prelim, and I always do ss
when 000asloe�dbn.
W. L. PAott,, of W. L�ag� a Bra"
tranklle aR, pyelmond, ns., Joe S ltl0
" I have esed'Area's Pru la aab.rlea In.
Maness as reeomesended by you, and have never
kaolin then to fall to aeoomplisb the flashed re
salt. W. sesstastly keep them on Mad pacet, oh:
home. and l familylthem n a Mari81t►EPSIA
reliable modbino. !O J DTe
wq aro Inval.ablw J. T. Ii&rtt.."
lfeata, Tessa, Joni 17, iMi
Tye Ray. falcon D. &towow., [rem
Ad/sM. p(M., says' " loryeraeo years=have
M tbs am n 'm dluIasss ate.. demi
twI` akt.nnioa.Afars hPrue.
LlL
�ays en"J �.uQ
Imre vastly Improved my petrel thse,.
l
Avon 'a rye Prue memos 117egalset-
ti of the bowels, s lsslass lis sppetM mad
digestion, sad by titter prem. and t..w.rr
settee PS toes and .*w M las eases ph Msa1
eeencmy.
rsarApe ST
Dr. J. O. Ayer & Oe., Lowell, Mass.
Sell by as DregglsW.
FAMILY RECIPES
ACCURATELY DISPENSED.
JUST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT of
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Fresh Plower Bulbs for Winter Culture
IN( (TIDING
HYACINTHS, TtTLIPS, CROCUSES, SNOW DROPS AND NA
CISSUS, ALL COLORS
Also, Hyacinthe Glasses and Fancy Flower Pots.
R-
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Draggist,
THE PEOPLE'S •STORE,
CO &. KINOSTaN STREET AND THE SQUARE, OODERICH. •
Suits Mao to Order. Fit Guaranteed.
sn.-1 Fonts fox $12_50-
2.6 suits for 1.-1
IS Suits for 1.0
See Them, 11-'het/ser Von Want to Buy or Not
READY-MADE OVERCOATS, $5 TO $12.
W_ H_ R1DI
Ooderich. Oct. 4, 1811.
JAS. A. MciNTOSH'tt 01.1) STAND.
The Chicago House;
GF-0IDERIOH.
The Leading Millinery Establishment Vi the County.
PLUSHES, I BIRDS,
VELVETS,
PLUMES,
RIBBONS, LACES
The Largest sod Beat Assorted Stock in the County to Chu..- From, at
Miss Wilkinson's,Chicago Holness
Godertcb. Nov. 8th, 1881 1916-
�'$IL0 J 0i3LD,
�df7RGHANT TAILOR,
Has Removed to Hamilton -St., Near the Square, Goderlch
-►AND WILL FURNISH OR MAKE UPI --
Gents' Clothing in Fashionable Styles at Lowest ,Prices.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN STYLES
MISS GRA. U Ate,
MILLINER, G 0DERICH.
MY FALL AND WINTER STOCK IS FULLY ASSORTED,
and all the Leading Styles are Carefully Studied.
An Inspection is Respectfully invited.
as TEARS r1PERIECE. COTERIE A Srat7ALTi. PERFECT FIT a.LARASTtlP.
ORDERS PREUPTLT ATTaw1R0R TE. SETE TRE Animism; r
PHILO NOBLE, HAMILTON -STREET, GODERICH.
1883--SES---1883.
JOHN A. NAFTEL,
septi- Ayor's Sarsaparilla.
s.nut
the Molest
a
Cheap Hardware Emporium.
ROSS CTrT SAWS
Maple Leaf. Champion and Tuttle Tooth.
irONE MAN CROSS CUT SAWS
17
araooke Celebrated SolidAzle 'E71
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Welland • Vale, • IsAD!4
Burrell's,
and the,
Simpson Axe.
Welland Vale,
Burrell's,
and the
Simyison fixe.
PULL LINE OF CROSS -CUT SAWS
AIM Cattle Chaim. ad Cow Tire. Best White Lead and Mixed Paints in
MANUFACTURED BY
R.H.SMITH&CO.
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11HPLE LEIF LINCE,-
oo
S.eseor to J. FLINT.
Headquarters for:Steel Barb Pence Wire
CATTLE CHAINS AND ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE.
COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
R. W. MCKENZ1E'S
033213.A.12321. & DW.AREI STORNI,
COURT HOUSE SQUARE, - GODERICH, ONTARIO.
Goderloh, Oct. 4, 11L1.
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Specially Low to the CANN is Haan Onsienner.
N. 8.-P1edw+ taken in exObur'. TRY ML 1 at
AM9. M./wwrenwiee 1117; M Mat stop lea tests leaNay mad .n.M M.. -
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