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£>fbotins Quassia emd Sefrale.
\ r s new tat s -till. be.11.ut
of Gmee•ry Memos t'ew.4
tbootM.s of tate Law.
Mr Hardy hes introduced into
the Leal Legislature a new limes* epi
White Li iat.ettded D. sward the aid
pprroviiluns .1 the C.uus
J,' Act The lul-
us a co.deswt►o.0 .,1 the pnneipal
fMturee : -
Tbc Beard of 'Aortae Coneeissiuoers
is anthoria.d to batt the n n..% bre of
houses that are out required t.• stave the
tall aca.mmt.datauuarequired torr taverna,
as follows :-lu elute of lees (ban lb,-
( 00 p.pulsti of to sore more thee three :
cities of between 16.000 ■..d 30,000, nit
more than live ; cities of ever 30,000,
tot mors than ten ; tames of lees than
6,000, not mess than two, and over
6,000, art mere than thaw.
Any tee of more electors of any pull-
u•g sub -division any ubleot by psIiUn.
er otherwise to the granting .4 my
license within .cob sub-livcion.
No Bosoms shall be granted to any ap-
plicant for remises Dot then under
jtame if • siejerity of the duly qualified
parlimasetary electors of the wb-divi-
sios petition against it on certain ..bjss-
time.
IQAIrae or MOP YCttpeatt.
The gradual abolitwi of grocery limin-
ess in provided for by • section enacting
that ao shop license' shall be granted to
any see who is not now a holder of a
Mop lioness. If any other commodity
than tobacco, temper$DOe drinks, taps,
ta, are sold in such shop in audition to
hgiiot the homes shall be void.
In any oiiesesid hones cf public en-
tmsbn.opima other memf
the UNA,
or employee
The seie of ligeo.e is prohibited onany
polling day in parliamentary or mental -
pal shallow, a when the Canada Tem -
penes, Aet is being voted upon.
Redden 90114 the License Act is
amended se that the child or master of
any one who hes the habit of drinking to
excels, as well as the parent. etc., of such
personae may give notice in enting, or
cams the inspector to give notice t o any
persona licetteed to sell liquor not to give
er sell to the person with such drinking
habit (holy use bar is allowed in a
licensed boom
acid. ut:Rltad
No hotel license can be given to a house
without a front entrance separate from
that lab the barroom.
A peaeky of $30 is provided against
betel keeper* rulomng lodging. meals,
eta, to travellers, without valid reason
for seek nfue•l.
Fifty duIlsr a day is the maximum
fine for pens informal communisa-
tion between any and any un-
licensed premises used for public enter-
tainment or resort
Ail hemmed person who allow+ liquor
to be supplied on his premises to any
appareotly under 16 years of age,
mid being a resident of the premium'
er a Iowa fide guest, lodger, or traveller,
shall. as welt as the person who supplies
lbs lt.'gqour. he liable to • penalty not
eres.dint $10 for .very such offence.
If a licensee takes or allows liquor to
tis tattoo off hit premises to be sold for
kis benefit, be will be liable to the mine
penalties as if the liquor had been drunk
of his owe iireinises.
In case .4 a purchaser drinking or al-
lowing others to drink on the premises
caber* ouch liquor is bought, the seller.
if not licensed to sell liquor to L. drink
THEIR LAST JOURNIDY.
Items Whammies of t.. **reed £tram
ageww..,* Pastor ro.e..t•a.rhme
of ■owees/e.a ttI. tV ed
Moor the
t e.M.
New Yuan, Feb. 23. -Yesterday
onur.i.g the ladies .J DeL oug nerd ton
tar uufortuttate ewurades of the Jean-
nette expedttioa, were removed trete
Hubukeu to the Br.a.klya navy yard,
where they were, with the eaeeptiun .4
Jerome Cuthns, placed in the Equipment
betiding tl►wlly sitter eleww u cluck
the line war formed, a Need .4 uted
palace in from, then the been.. contorts -
ii / the dead, followed by tastefully
trlmmeti mentis beating thr numerous
Aural tributes, and a ostri..ce occupied
by Mrs. DeL.ug uui .•rl•..r rrlativee of
dao.ewd. After the.- washed 100
esteem, the '234d ole;:•.... ot, the titch
Regiment, a r'gular ♦rn., s.a1:a11•...4
200 men, chi. dicers of ti.e..rwy mud n.. :y.
Then cause
Tali I71VITED t.Ceere
in carr.ap., strong them bees.` iii hop
Potter, the British t;.,ttwl-General, M r.
Quinn, President Rutter, of the New
York Central Railroad, John H. Stariu,
and liartiner G. Howlau 1, who repro -
milted James Gordon Bennett. Throe
were followed by the Police commission.
ers,
ommimitw-
ers, Brooklyn Common Cuutx il. Brooklyn
supervisors, Committee of taw New York
Board of Aldermen -Mayon Eden• and
Low, Judge Adt-oeue, General king,
Osesior warner, Miller, the chiefs of the
Naval Berme, Major Oen. Hancock and
Secretary of War Lincoln, the Russian
Minister and Consul -General. Postmas-
ter -General Gresbnm,tieeretary Chandler
and Commodore Upshnr. The different
societies followed in columna of four.
Among them were the Memorial Com-
mittees of the Grand Army of the Re-
public aim Farra.uc post, 0. A. R., the
New York Hew!4 Club, Committee of
Grammar School No. 1,
PV1'a TROCSA.t6 . Es5rJta
of the Ancient Order of Hibernian•. Aa
the mournful procession paired through
New York and Brooklyn minute guns
were fired, and bells were tolled. Man,
buildings were draped in mourning, and
en the ships in the harbor were decent -
nous of w:.e. A t the nary yard. ss the
hearses were driven past the Lyceum
building towards the Equipment building
the marine escort halted and saluted the
remains.
TILE LAe? IAD LITE•.
Leet evening the body of Jerome Col-
lins was taken in charge by the Sixty -
Ninth Regiment, escorted to this city.
and placd in the arescury of the regi-
ment upon a eatafalgne draped with the
"Union Jack" and surrounded by a pro-
fess display of floral designs This
morning his body was taken to St.
Mitrhael'. Cathedral, where a requiem
Mese was mid. Afterwards the remains
were placed on the steamer City of Chi-
cago, to be conveyed to their last resting
place in Ireland.
The funeral of DeLong and the others
took place this morning to the Church td
Holy Trinity, ebere an appropriate ser-
vice was held.
During du. windstorm at Walkerton
on Thursday Mat. ihonly after dinner a
young man named David hest ass killed
on the our.kirt, r f Walkertot. by the
blowing oven of a barn door. He was
loading peas. whenthe door blew shut,
and struck hitt, ..n the head with such
(OLIO)1(NIC BRA *4.
Rare Just received • lame eoweinemisat et
Cottons. Cutu.sede., Ducks. ('heck Shirt -
hare and Tweeds at tower prion thea ever.
Call sad ere them
Ile sore aid see their Factory Cottons
before baying.
tiedrrlch. Yeb. lith, lit.
aRZ<3AT BARGAINS FOR GASH 1
W_ H_ RIDLEY,
Of THE PEOPLE'S ifi'ORK. OOOKRiCi1. is now otrning out
A LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF NEW GOODS
-C^^/YPR1ilNG--
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS and CAPS
A 8'ULL LZME OW BT PJ LE DRY 03OOD6,
Which he is prepared to sell Cheaper than the cheapest for CASH. Good Value is every Liu.
4RAND CLEARING. SALE
----The subscriber is also clearing off the -
Remainder of His Winter Stock at Heavy Discount Prices.
)
OVEKCOATS p evtouMy sold for at and ole, can now be had for {t M a.d p respectively.
SUITING CLOTHS. which from 66c toil, Mae been red to trodi sec. to Stk. sad
other goods Is Cal and Marmot the Goods end Peres whether you hot or not.
IP' YOU WANT HAROAINS CALL AT "THE PEOPLrn STORE.
Godericb, Feb. IL 1181. W_ H_ RIX)I T , Cor. Ki.pto.eL dad *mare.
JOHN A. NAFTEL.
CHEAP HARDWARE EMPORIUJM.
Jost received. an assortment of
ROBBERS' CHOICEST POCKET KNIVES
QUALITY AND STYLE "A No. L"
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
LAND R VI.tA TIONS.
The Ostaitsusd saw Mods wtthle th. •0Uw•i Dalt alma Me mai. 1c.., and 1. Ralithoe
I3edlohi. at prises rsaalas trust
Sean PER ACRE
apwoed% whit a dills a reentries edUvelies.
A memo tar enklvailea of tree WAR to What p.r sem areedlag le MW paid he its
Mail, allowed es esreal. esadiiosw The coopeay alae eat, Lma4s wldha.t estsdttless
MILIOneeet.e e44ilvatho.
THE RESERVED SECTIO.'''
Moog tits Lula Lae, I. e.. the odd numbered Meatier* withlta em anile of *he N .Uwsy. ars mw
erred for mile ea adteataacow ter... to parties prepared 1. .de.+eke their laanedl-
ate curl ratios
TERMS OF PAYMENT :
Purchasers may pay nsrdxtt Is cash. and the Assess In live ann. 1 in &meats, with
Merest at SIX PICK CENT. per aa.ea pe!.We la advance.
Parties parobs+lsg without ooaditioa or cultivation. will receive • heed oe Caere)
ease at Ouse of purchase. if peyoast le .rade in 1.11.
Payments may be made la LAND ORANT HONDA. which will br •r-'rp•• I et torts rear
cent. premium u. their par value and accrued interest. Three tarred& tan tot• o' taints on ay-
ptfuatlert at the Haab of biloatreel llnettwl : or e1 am of its •ireaelss.
1011PKIt'1Gtmon OONIHTIoNsorSALL awl information with •e. t to the pur-
cha r of Lands, apply to JOHN H. 11,TA V ISO Land l'otneneelooer. WINO rep. By oder
at the Hoard. l'll.\It1.KS IrICI%ICWATICret.8e rettry
110,3••
CLEARING SALE
sto-vres7
TinWexe,
Plated. War.'r^e,
re z .c T C-codo,
Te'cxrE.' is m 3T'.
Close Cuts fbr Cash Pr' ons.
S.A.TTNDE P S and f; t::>
West Street, next door to the P•. --t Of
New Mantle C1:ths
A Great Ba.rga.in
J. C. DETLOR & CO'S.
Colored Velveteens
IN BROWN, BLUE, SLATE ANI) STRAWBERRY,
AT
J. C. DETLCR & CO'S
J
alltnfl lire Kuw'll
`(`L OFFEtt{ailed/d to ie DECIDED BARGAINS
iiiaryikim
10/101017affictifillrill REA L
,,, :.. ' SITS Alts
IN THE TOWN OV GODERICH.
AT THE
Jnaapen.•fresh
] L FDIC ika4 HALL_
violence that he walk kill.rl instantly.
Best wnu s ..tn le thirty tear* of romipmewtdMuss lemetRui Pregame
ate.
on the prewissa, shall he liable to a AT THE--
jj In Boquet8 and Hanging $sellers_
penalty of not more than $20 fur the first
oFiuoe and art more than ibo fora
Dried Grasses and Everlasting Flowers
second or subsequent :.1g_.._
S
The purchaser who drinks or causes
CA
S
SSTORE
A Choice Lot of Hyacinth• and other Flower Bulbs (some of them just
any orae to drink on the premises to in bud in Hyacinth Glasses), very suitable for Xmas Pt'etsenta
which • whop or wholesale license is
rated is liable to a penalty of WO.
3 when not otherwise provided, a third
conviction for Sunday selling operates as THERE IS CHEAP
a forfi4tore of license, and a diagoalifica- Choice Perfumer%' of all kind., Bottled or i
tion for obtaining a homes for two years I
Any =lammed plaas when a sign,
bar, bottles, or larks are displayed in
such a mamma as to intimate that aluor
is sold thee, or that tiers is "tore liquor
on the premiss• than is reasonably re-
quired by the resideeta, is to be conclud-
ed to be a place when liquors are un-
lawfully sold.
A FULL LINE OF
GAB ZXPLOSION.
A leo a full lite of Pettey and Useful
TOILET ARTICLES AND REQUISITES.
n BulkFool, t• P, rft:nt.
thereafter.
rockery &
Glassware,
Lampe, &c.
The Irish .f Emmert. • .es i. Termite
Toronto, Feb. 26. -A terrific explosion
wetted in ilia Bank of Commerce this
morning shortly after d o'clock, when
the clerks had just eomatenoed work,
George Shaw, manager, proceeded to
open the vault, and struck • metMb to
enable him to see more freely, when a
sheet of flame shot up. There was •
loud espinsien, Shaw being lifted from
his feet and thrown a distance of twenty
feet, and was severely injured about the
head and face. Twelve clerks, seated at
their desks. were
itrOCi6D sown 1.1E1 MSS Mtn,
sed Puns, paying teller, was standing
twit* window on Yours street, was
through the window into the
street sad pptteck.d op insensible and
bloodier. Heavy plaster retried down
in ihowen : ceilings and guards were
twisted off, counters and flying pieces o<
inflicted innumerable cats on the
bewildered clerks
Every window in the lower part of the
building was blown out. The iron doors
of the vault were slmest twisted off the
hitless. Everything was c.,nfasien. aid
the wildest rumors got albet of burgla-
ry, eta The hank was soon besieged
with mt+t.imers and others to sacertai.
TER MUM
11 appears the plumbers ween at week
on Setnelay. and «ithet throngs their
neglect or that ..f the clerks, • jet is tate
vault bad helm left 611,.4 avid theta.
hese ..espinw sinew *losing week
Saturday. The shock was felt V •
'id.ewhle stemma' in the loselity.
re•tN5Ms of the week seetaiked ted
1
Damage .overtly estimated e
$1,600 N. 96,000.
TE■ rwJCieto
Timm teemed •M : aniislar, monies.-:
ewer : Folia, teller, seswrely ; Deem'
el.r► A. Mill, rnsnaM'"-'
GROCERIES
AND
CANNOODS.
Cheap and Good.
Give Him a Call!
G.H.OLD
THE GROCER,
The Square.
Jan. 1t. teed.
Bottle., etc., etc.
F. JORDAN, Chemist an Druggist,
be DZO.A.L. HALL.
irk- JL I =_-
TOILICCO, CIG4RS, cirvi L A Cerner hot ;Ko-: 330 on Went Aim*
DemsRiemid Fruits. elope to the Square, tU1lee,e
of the Bele Brands. i Lot MI. near the Pare. very pleasant 10 -
Fwd. and inneMdwater nil in Knox. ratio., with view oeftrorLahr, competitor sub-
A t0YattNenM•( of sit ease et Neta. stable, ry I tr,' 1 • Orrick how, wit
stable, trait tn c.., •a.. Lase aw
peers. I.rvsd to Elveey arty* Eeewbed• 3. Throe an.t • hall tote Ineerty aa amyl, on
ICI CREAMS IN NE.4140N. int street. with Aria•! Y,.rndry, nsw ceder
roma Designs. Wrenths, ('teases. 8oitgtsets, rent at $100.110 a year. .f
1ree.-M•
eta meads to order. I. Lot on hates of elver, near the atten.
FMwrveng alerts a )then.*. In views.. "1'41.-
-5T -
E. BINGHAM'S
RESTAU RANT,
Corot House Square, Ooderich. Out
Dec. 10. 1083. 11i3m.
Three prop.-rtfea are really wale meek
more Rooney.not most be sold to chess Birt the
Eaate. Arad .re therefor., .(!seed d the above
prfere Appl: 10
SEAGER & LEWIS,
Thai ri term, Godes**.
Ood.rlch, Sept. 11th. 1863 Ifletr
The Chicago House,
GODFRICH.
The Leading Iillinery Establishment of the County,
PLfSIHE3, I BIRDS,
VELVETS, l'Ll P M Es,
RIBBONS, I LACER
The Largest and Best Amok.] Stock in the County to CI.,.rr Fent, at
Miss Wilkinsoa'a, - Chicago House.
AYER'S PILLS.
A large provertfoe of w Memo Mish.eme
Mom ..*ertsg moult from mrellealliant Of the
.lsreseh, bowels, aid limr. Ansi CATnasrae
Fria set Meetly mod them wpne, tree are
,gmlaly desiped so ..re tar Rousso mend
by their eiraagemmst, *•tudl s OweniMeetea.
M i loillmeN••, ny.p.pedn, eeadnehs. Etyema-
esmin
el Int 3 "meta mor o Wry, clod $ ►ed d cera alrsab, for all of
kr isdat sg T a wash they area Ode, tars, p1u/tsf. mrd tlMssaas
Q Rmree dlR r3e tulle. les5y The ea*slit w d them hes by
YY eVWe
O. emlart pipers in molar prams., Mews
mmissata►y the mwlm.hms in which they are
Canned
held by the steal pefmdo..
These Pw.t.are .omposadd or Mgetabla tat -
Renee only, and are absolutely free from esiemel
er any .then lafsriom lair dirt.
• dlew.e- from H..darbe writes i
' AT.n's Parts
.nts ienee.rt,sebaaotre eeonmolp• aadn hweIbnryw1arab•aIsar d tMboh.n.amesce,• aiosdtvieaMdreteGOOdC. PreisitiSl1 ib.y0534s .tbeW 1.mresy.edr ..setlosh.sddns
ID.
physic I isms .ver mead. tt e s pMwre
err se mash la their praise, and I always de s
whoa .toast W. .tP 'S[,, or W. L Pare at Bra'
• Prankila St., RI.bs.nd, Va., Jane r IoM.
' i boor used Acmes Pow 1■y« Ne►
~am ea reeen...ded b rased
Goderich
WARRANTED
00 TO
KNIGHT'S
Fon A
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHAMPOO.
OR DYE.
tied noes saw oft too
.sant st home. M.M melt tree. 1°•f
esseleser ewe a vise see
Reader, H ren wart nem
t.er•.n••11 for t$tarer r• reele
,sit the time titer
a me tall
rtb .
Chicken t I* Tire+,
Pip Feet " "
Corn Beef " ..
Tongue .. .`
Mackerel (in Tomatoe trance.)
Salmon (extra t1u silit .)
Lobster,
Mackerel.
Sardines (French),
Peaches (American).
Blueberries.
Tomatoes, 3 the tins,
Green Pea. (French),
Green Beans,
Green Corn (American),
Frosieh Knehrnona,
Potted Chieben, Ham A Tonicve.
Mmitard anti Ginger in 1 R► ,lank,
CHAS A. NAIRN.
Spasm (1t,dertek, Jas. 23, 102d.
k w *ow to call to 6e8688.1 th. drersd to.matt
We e••n.taatly k..p there co tad et oar
toms end prim Mem es $ osaot sds1mil
eenrenal*fa-U7 reedietn. PeltoleYTstnrat
thsy ate IwvalsdM. J. T. Hans.'
wleo•fit, Toms, Jose 11, I.
The RM. Timm S. 17A$U,WR whams hem
/Mesh, clays: Fes ems rams pest I have
been ttt> l eo.stlp•timn, front tali, 1.
I en er thththM_eee t remir. nm..MA11e.1nws $ soMob,
iek'nnonvwIm.eeae. meal some
atones I hzi:eteates Area's rum.ham the maim 1ej
ham may n poem] Waith.-'
ATtea's OAtr.Antle MAO sorrel ingdmi.
lbs st vee bow*, a talose the appal* .id
dyestlse, mid y tush premed and thwcta
.rtes she atm and Moue to the wide pbesai
es~r' ►alt►. nwn 57
Dr. L O. Ayer 1 Co., Lowell, Mees.
ttdd by .0 Dr.eriRe.
mitV zattiseutroi tome`
innswow Ayar''s Sarsaparilla.
cheiE i ee mi..e 3:
ow•sMaolr.Er!"+Mreaf sales
wer>rsssidrt KdB blase ea 1111
Ooderlcb. Nov. itk.11
1883 -AXES ---1883.
Welland Vale,
Burrells,
and the
Simpson Axe.
14 elland Vale,
Burrell is,
and the
Simpson Axe.
PULL LINE OF CROSS -CUT SAWS
MANUFACTURED B\
R. H.SMITH &CO.
Neere.nor to J. FLINT
IAPLE UM UNE. 4'4
Heard Quarters for Steel Barb Foto "fire
CATTLE CHAINS AND ALL KINDS OF HAitl)VYARE.
p'COME AND BEE FOR YOURSELF
R. W. MCKEN.'ZIE'S
0:21>11A - =J.1111t7111liA7tiT e
COURT ROUSE SQUARE,
eisreim. Ort d. 11a
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