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Midweek he has Tenioid his farm, we
are glad to learn that u4t stunned 1st
Deputy Reeve has no intim*, .1 of leas
ane the.luwIssbip. He last reek pur•
chased the bones and Yoe rare of land
belonging to J. P. Sullivan. situate
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tween this place an 'Literati. This will
Kits "Joe' as
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k r his hood in I yy gardening, e
whilehe will be able to rest from the
more laborious work of fart life. Mr.
GOi$n is as exceUsnt neighbor, and lie
to stay Docs and grow Krayu oltg
hie fr ods in the township of A1d.
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I iulrlxittox.—The public •aamiaa-
tion of $. & No. 6, Colborne will take
place on Friday 21st instant, oomm•oc-
ioii at 1 p.m, There will be an eoter-
tairm fit in eomneotion with the sllatei
nation. The pardons and friends of
education arssoidially invalid to attend.
lips -Tbe beams •i Mr, Fulford had
a very narrow wap• heat bang burned
one daylast week. Bow the are otigi•
1s test known. The ataount of
den d. is ososiderable.
llase Hodgins , &remand again after
his hong illnssa, We bops he may soon
attain to his usual strength and vigor.
A concert will he given by the pupils
8. 8 No. 3, s 'wheel), this Friday
evening. A large attendwee and a good
s
time are expected, e
Iawrence O'Fay left for California
one day last wort. If•• will be greatly
mimed in this section of country, for he
was always regarded as es good and ex-
psditio.. woelunaa in his usual line of
bosiasss sadp general satisfaction
to all who employn d him. May success,
and(a largo turtus* be his lot in the
,vest., _. ®t'. l1111P!..26!
D. Cowan, jr., bas bought the black-
smith shop in this village from Peter
Bayne, and intends starting business in
it about the hat of January. We learn
that :Mr. Bayne has leased a shop in
Kincardine, land intends removing there
ehritly.
El HAI C00041. --GRATEFUL Mal CONTotm
uw.-"By a thorough Knowledge of the natu-
ral laws which govern the operations of
diet solos and nutrition, and by a careful
api lication of the fine proposes of well-
telt eted (.1ocoa. Mr. Epps has provided our
breakfast tables watt a delicately savoured
beverage which save us many heavy
doctors' bills. Itis the judicious use of
such artieleset diet a 000Wtntlon may
be oany built up t mit *ram enough to
Ppbty_4xary diem*. Hundreds
inaladIseVie wver
ta.n Seating around
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pubmay escape many fatal .ban bF
teepraR ourselves well fortified with
,L'J Ales(fliiEb.rrig eo P 1
pure
blood and • proper) nourished frame.--fel(beo
is,Hbyoopsshiooni .
Eng."
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Getter** maetets.
• Qonsatca. Dec. 18, 1881.
Wheat, (Fan) 8%usb...........:l 00
Wheat, fit= • N
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Flour. bras( ................. .6 00
•bei .‘...... ....: 0Eerier10
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Potatoes • bash saw .......... 060
Ica ...................... 7 d3
a 1899
Shams, • cwt................... 090
•cwt •70
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MORTGAGE SALE.
Under Ind by virtue of the Power of Sale
contained las ][ dated the 6th day of
February, 1880. made Richard T. Haynes to
the Vendors, default harts, been made In the
payment thereof, there will be sold by Public
Auction, at the
British Sxalesny. Hotel, in ds Tow* of
(iodsrich, on
THURSDAY, DEC'R 20th, 11383
at 19 o'clock loses,
The West port of lot Nb. 16. abuttln on the
East side of the Lake Road, ln_ 90 Western
Division of the Townl hip of rne, eon-
tainlntt 1101601.11. more or loss. A ok cottage
with frame ars and dwelling. bans and shed
are on the premises.
Also, wader and byvirtue of s Power of Sale
contained dna
8 tee the !6111 day of
December. 1878, made Maty Brindley and
John Brindley, aesielied to the Vendors, de-
tault having been made in payment thereof.
will be sold by Public Auction, at the same
timeTheod place.
est half of the West halt el Lot Numb-
er Flys. In the Third Concession of the Town-
s MI
of T,., uldmo a or
es . Tit r, is • smog
r •aa.. movebo fs lase.. Theta to a .mall
out baflding the pr•o lies. with aero and weal
nuts L[B*#RA4
led will be trade knouts bn.da'y_t Pale, or on
septicauon re We uwd.r4laaed iron,
PARK/ & PQRDOM,
Venders' Solicitors, London
13. W. BALL, . •
Aecttormer, Godesteb. r
Dated November 111t11, 1381, 1920.1a
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"In 1867 I took a severe eocoolld,,,witch siesta=
atter µdght without sleep The gar no
r up. 1 tried Avea's C=xaat rscrosuv IAA►
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relievedmy
llamsrp7Wooed uoed steep, sod afforded me
Bythe rat the eostIaoed w et W YscToaAi. a
meet eta esu efeetied. 1 am sow fix Tows old,
41e and hearty sad sm satbbd roar OassaT
Pscro.et.savedme. HOLAcs Fasaand.=ii'
CPBockisjham, Vt., July 10. Ley. ,
Crewe. -A =ether's Tribute.
Tf "Wbtle in the easewy list whiter my n1W
D three
hree years old.
ld, we Oaken en 111 w
1 1 • It
gore Iffkbywoseeld
ggede fro
weeAvonsX
Guano PacroLt, • bolds of w11* was d-
o
ways bept to the boost. This was trio. is wan
and frequent doses mad to our Asaght In le
MU as bluetits litn little patted was ear
dm
C Ily. The dnetor said time the Camay PacroaA&
t had Saeed my darles's fife. Can you wonder M
our pentads t S1aeereiv yaps,
1111tr w gsgelt v."
M 1t0 West aphis at, New Yat, Nay 1s, ler.
0 " 1 have used AYta's Curium PECTOUA . r q
V ily far sewn %) years. sad de amt hesitate to
new It diA
die mom for some
D• colds we have ower tried. A. J. CRASS
LatECrygsl, Mbn., Mardi 1.. ter.
PUh NU ltON SIGNAL, FRIDAI , DEC. 14, 16.3.
HO I FOR CHRISTMAS
For the Very Choicest Selection of Fancy Goods, &e. for
gm_A-s PRESENtSILWA
GO TO THE HURON BOOK DEPOT
HE31E'13'.AIL RMO' M
GIFT BOOKS, iikUTOGRAPH ALBUMS,SHELL GOODS,
BIBLES, DESKS, WIRE GOODS,
PHU fO ALBUMS LADIES' COMPANIONS i VASES, TOILET. SETS
TOYS IN ENDLESS' VARIETY
-r- Al1D AT ALL MUMS.—
XMAS CARDS 1 --XMAS CARD'S 1
THE CHOICEST SELECTION EVER OFFERED IN THE COUNTY.
!WI 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.
C- _
Goderich, Nov. 15th, 1883. 1917-8t
H. W. BRETHOUR & CO.,
New Im orts forthep Fall Trade.
W !AYE MUCH PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TILE COMPLETION OF OUR FALL STOCK.
We continue our System of Sending Samples and Goods by Mail or Express The Goods may be returned
if not eatisfactory and money refunded
Parties desiring to make Personal Inspection, and parchiring to the amount of $30.00, we pay Return Fare.
, All Orders for Samples or (}coda receive prompt and careful attention.
We Sell Retold sat 'VCTZZol@$glee Prices_
OUR MILLINERY -& MANTLE SHOW ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN.
NEW PATTERN HATS AND BONNETS. ' 1 NEW PATTERN MANTLES AND DOLMANS.
DRESS GOODS,, SILKS VEL VETS
ALL .WOOL FOULE CLOTHS. I BLACK GROS GRAIN. LYONS VELVETS.
HANDSOME CIiECKS. I OTTOMAN CORDS. BROCADED VELVETS.
TWILLED FOULE CLOTHS. 1 BROCADED SATINS, COLORED VELVETS.'
BLACK & COL'D CASHMERES COLORED SILKS. VELVETEENS.
i'
Y►te
A Full Lane of Cashmere Hose, C#1oveei 'and Underwear.
OUR VELVETEENS ARE GUARANTEED FAST ,PIT -M.
Cottons; Flannels and Blankets at Mill Prices.
H. W. BRETHOUR 4- CO., Brantford.
Brantford. Oct. 4th, 13811.'
00 TO
KNI.GHT'S
FOR A
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHAMPOO,
OR DYE.
TWO DOORS EAST OF P.O
1310.17
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral.:
No other aesepleints are so lasldiows latbs& as-
taek se thaw affecting the threat and lane t sen
le waded with b7 the myatty et[ saaierma The
ordinary sough or eold, reewolsg p••b•a Item a
trans or enooasdous swears, is analogs the
teglantrtg of a Seal .I knees. Aran's Mow
Factual t hu wee peeves ata *aeon is a free
years' light with throat and lane dieemem rig
should be takes in all eases without% delay.
A Terrible C. Carts.
" le m rd for eight years from artsekltft an
• steels ring man7wmedlee wilt no sewer, I ens
weed h7 tie ten of liras C prrie*t.
.lrosar■ satter."
aybaba, Iver... Agoil 1,1680.
ROYAL BASE BURNERS
---Awn DTns.----
Deal tt mood Ceokiig Stoves
Move Ittfi attawdwd to by erperieseed work-
less se shortest W lee.
deoesd-1tdui gloves Takeo Is Et base.
'The Cheapest Howe Under • Son."
West *eat, Net to Pest
°adaAsh. Sept. !b 1M
I eeesot r praise tN AT's
Baia pier.Ua . vias as 1 ds that bet
air ten .se 1 spews raiN bave dyed tiara
1 *names. E. aatosos."
lraiswbe. Tessa, April !, ier
No pace of as .dl►easa et the taring ar laws
Web stIY`swot be greedy relieved Wee new
of A VTd'a Csgast Poeseaah sad n ata dw+s
mora wbes tie dinars le 11p $r. beyond Ms
eabledetf 1bedielsea.
vsssaa.e at
Or. J. 0. Ayer & a., Lowell, Mw.
,isle by N1 Avon iota
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XMAS GOODS—MAS GOODS
AT TI ME3 IQ,AL HALL_
Jan peel a fruit eoaalgnmeat of those beautiful Prussian
Dried Grasses and Everlasting Flowers
In Boquets and Hanging Baskets.
A Choice Lot of Hyacinths and other Flower Bulbs (some cf them just
in bud in Hyacinth Glasses), very suitable for Xmas Presents.
Aha a hill nue Ot rancy and Useful
TOILET ARTICLES AND REQUISITES.
Choice Perfumery of all kinds, Bottled or in Bulk. Fancy Perfume
Bottles, etc., etc.
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist,
2 D2DlL » r_T. sacil»RIOF3.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN STYLES
MISS- G-R.A13.Ar,
MILLINER, CODERICH.
MY FALL AND. WINTER STOCK IS FULLY ASSORTED,
and all the Leading Styles are Carefully Studied.
42. Inspection is Respectfully X viteda
JOHN A. NAFTEL
•
Cheap Hardware Emporium.
CROSS CZTT SAWS
Maple Leaf, Champion and Tuttle Tooth.
SONE MAN CROSS CUT SAWS
Warnook's Celebrated Solid -Eye Axes
Cattle Chalon and Cow Ties Best White,Lead and Nixed Paints in
the Market.
gir PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWESTin
Specially Low to the CAan IN HAND Customer.
N. R—Produce taken in exchange garTRY b(g
•
'New Mantle Clothe
A Great Bargain at
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S.
Colored Velveteens
IN BROWN, BLUE, (SLATE AND STRAWBERRY,
AT
•
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S.
Christmas Opening
EVERYBODY WANTED. .
CHAS. A. NAIRN has much pleasure in announcing to the Public
that he has now open for inspection the FINEST AssoRTMENT of China,
Crockery, Glassware and Fancy Goods, ever opened out in one season
in Go•lurich, and will he to have everyone call and see them,
whether they intend to purchase or not.
'tours respectfully,
CHAS A. NAIRN.
N.B.—Store will be open during the week until S:30 p.ut.
DRESS GOODS
AN D
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
DRESS GOODS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
DRESS
GOODS
GOODS
GOODS
GOODS
GOODS
XMAS
XMAS
XMAS
XMAS
XMAS
CARDCARDS.
S
CARDS.
CARDS.
CARDS.
CARDS.
AT •
MRS. C. H. GIRVIN'S
MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
v
THE PEOPLE'S STORE,
COR KINGSTON STREET AND THE SQUARE, OODERICII.
Suits Made to Order. Fit Gtu.aranteed.
$a. Suits for $12_SC_
i Suits for 1-1
18 Suite for 1G
See Thenz, Whether You Want to Buy or Not
READY-MADE OVERCOATS, $5 TO 1812. • •
W_ H_ RiDLEY_
G oe eriob. Oct. 4. 1883.
JAS. A. IdcIN7'08H'8 OLD STAND.
The Chicago House,
C-ODERICH.
The Leading Millinery Establishment of the County.
PL[ SHES, I BIRDS,
VELVETS, PLUMES,
RIBBONS, LACES
The largest and Beet Assorted Stock in the County to Choose From, at
Mise Wikiasoa's, - Chicago House.
oodertcb. Nov. 8th,12..
1916-
1883—AXES--1883.
Welland Vale,
Burrells,
and the
Simpson Axe. .
of
qx O•
Welland Vale,
Burrells,
and the
Simpson Axe.
PULL LINE OP CROSS -CUT SANS
1fANCFACTCRKD Hr
i• f'
R.H.SMITH&CO. ; Or
'
etteoewssr to J. FLINT. .
-ALIO- t •
Lad Quarters for Steel Sorb Peace Wire
CATTLE CHAINS AND ALL KINDS OF HARDWARE.
larCOME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF.
R. W. MCKENZIE'S
CMS 313.416.1" iiABDWA R STORIO,
COURT HOUSE SQUARE llODERI('H. ONTARIf
Oederteb, OM. 4, Ira