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Janie. Morris Ire retursed home safe
and woad, after ass swaths teasel l et
Weeteru oratorio, and is ws.etaag with a
warm weloosee Irvin his old chums *lose
the creel H. looks wall, sail a M41 o0
the tingle side.
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SWUM e •t w:e
Diphtheria has trace more tine its ap-
pearance ua thin vuunty, breads" out io
Jobs Agar tainliy. Latta Catherine
Altar, aged b years,ws& taken down with
th dreadful disuses , . Friday last, and
Ilea getting • heels better when on Mon
day mu g she took a relagw,•nd died
shout elates 'cluck Monday night. The
hymnal t' plass on Wednesday after-
oon, and was
con-
course trovudis followed
t w Dungannguntcstae-
tery. The •sarin •umwaunaty sympathic
with this family in their affliction. The
school was elosad on Wednesday out of
respect for the deceased as she was a
pupal.
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The shrill whiste of the saw -mill again
Outdone the sur of the mon folk,' and
urea the thntata of the pude-wits from
the "halloo" at meal times Bone of
the married wee, however ungallantly
declare that their si,ouses are in better
voids now that they are not stratnitur
their throats in giving the home ca 1.
'rhe mill staff for this season are :---
James Dean, bead sawyer ; D. McDon-
ald, tail sawyer ; John Dean, engineer
1). Lawson, of Goderich, will shortly
move his family out hers to Lorneside
Farm. D. Curring is putting up an
addition to the farm house for him.
THE H l l RON SIGNAL F,RIA Y . MARCH 21 L$$4.
.Vesselertelas...k.satewa W Ms can M
aewa.aa.a
At the Yuen arsines lest weak moues
11.• canoe trod wts,that u( Baan v.
8mretaaas--As mama take, by Wil-
liam Baird to remover 111,500 fret Jens
J SI•ettttw (..r the tmtrayal of the
plaintiff's daughter, Hansek lana
Monied, a girl 20 years ct ads. The story
told by the girl went to shots that she
Wall a .somber of the detatdeet • bun-
ds; school clue bre years attar, arse w
March. 1879, went to the ddesdastl m
the capacity of a domestic se vane.
Shortly atter going there Sweetmeat led
her sstray,a:ad the imprvperreistiussCOW
unued for a year, when eke young turf
went home. She r.tursed in April.
lett, and their Istltwsey was resumed
and co/intend till August 27th,when eke
again returned hums, tet euslineed to
reset bio after that frequently, In Sep-
tember last sate became aware tit her
Lilly, but still kept up the relatieae ba -
twain herself sod Sweet/can. Her
mother became aware of her meditates,
and at .ewe redhead to see what her be
trayer would do for her. Sweettuau said
Ise would send her to a friend's place,
that of W. Laur, storekeeper, Hanover,
who mid he would bring her to the
Burnside, Torouto, and he would pay
all expenses while she **away. It was
amen to say that • young mut, IGebt.
Burton, should be given as the author of
her ruin, as be had left the country, is
carder t.. shield the defendant. The girl
went to Lauri house and afterwards to
Tomato when, the witness admitted,
that she and lour had transieressed. It
appears Lsur and Sweataan have had a
muauderW.diug, and that the asrios
Lisburn. suss taken at the isatigstion of Lour
-- rets Jcou1'* MAROS.
Head "Eustace, the Outcast-" It is
a thrilling tale.
Mrs. Johnston and child, of Nile, are
visiting friends here.
Wm. Walter, of 13enmiller, spent
several days in this region last week.
We sad lire ,Leasure of a visit fruni
Ja'ues Iturke, of the Bayfield Road,
Goderich Tp.,w1wse towering form nude
him conspicuous at:o.lg the stranger*
who took in the sights of our burg last
week.
llasarlt --At the last meeting of 1.0.
I,T,, a debate was held on the following
subject : - "'toothed, that women have
more influence over men than motley
has." Clever speeches were made oa
both stoles, but after a careful suIutaing
up the chairman, D. C' mmtnga, decided
in livor of the affirmative. The winners
are now tusking in the smiles of the fair
once.
isousseat
There are a number of cases of sick
neve in this neighborhood at present
John Murray. sr., having three afflicted
at once. it scctn* to be a heavy otld,
accompanied with a slight touch of
diphtheria.
Maas Bella M:Le.ad, formerly of Lee -
burn, but now of Goderi •h, has been
visiting Mr. Beaton and 1.mily of this
place. Daring ber stay ah•- called on 11.
Horton, an old friend, wt., gave her a
cordial welcome. During the courier -
tuition a good deal was said about May-
wood., which was thought by your repor-
ter to be rather previ •us, so early in
March. She returned on, .turdda y, ri
L cknow, much phased ttia161gavisit in
Paramount.
Cjuiite a number of changes Taken
place of late in this vicinity. ohn
Taylor hating sold his farm to life /broth-
er, bought another in the t-iciuityyerf
Galt, and has got settled on it. A. Mc-
Lellan and family are moving this week
to Michigan, U. S. where be intends to
try the farming basin..., having rented
the mill to the firm of Davis A M.M41in.
-J. W. Hillyard will occupy the house
former! occupied by Mr. McLellan.
Mr. Hillyard is a cabinetmaker, and in-
tenda to commence business in this
place.
After the counsel on both sides ha l
au/droned the jury, Chief Justice Hag.
arty. In the course of his charga to the
jury, .aid : - "A more extraordanary,da.-
gusinng and revolting case, from be-
ginning to end, 1 have never met with
to an experience of thirty yeas in which
many art them cases have come under my
notice." With all any experience to
human evidence, I have never suet with
each improbable statements as those
'nada by Lour. who, it appears. took •
rather uno•s•:.,o interest in this girl, she
bzu.tc, its toe says, an almost total strang-
er to him. The evidence, how-
ever, shows that on or about the
time tact the girl alleges she became
pregnant, Leer was in Furdwich, which
u twenty -fire miles distant from Han-
over, where he resides, Inure evidtnze
requires great, a swallowing capacity
to take in. 1 do not care to use hard
language in speaking of his conduct to-
wards Hweetman, but 1 cannot holp pill-
ing him a contemptible nun. By his own
and the girt's showing, when they came
to Toronto, he took her to a hotel and
stayed over night with her before they
went to swear nut the affidavit throwing
the paternity of ' her unborn child un
Sweetman." . -
After the judge reviewed the evidence
-the details of which are unfit for pub
location- he said, "I think that after
what we hare heard during thhaet
twenty-four hours we would hardly
to see • man convicted in a cane of this
kind. This is the moat atrocious case I
ever tried, and I hope I will never
have to try another of the sante kind."
After being out for cne hour the jury
' brought in a verdict in favor of the
plaintiff, awarding her $300.
Mr. Bigelow -I incise fur an order foots
csta, your Lordship.
The Judge -Fur the sake of public de-
cency the jury should have thrown this
disgraceful action out of Court, and, be-
lieving that I now have the power to give
or withhold costs, 1 will take till tomor-
row to consider the matter.
The case will likely be appealed
Dungannon.
Revival servicesare g vigorously
carried on hen not.
William Anders..n, of Chicago, was
visiting the old homestead this week.
Mia. Anna Anderson, who was visiting
friends in Kin;stnn during the past
year, returned home last Thursday.
W, G. Girvin moved into his house on
Ashfield street. D. S. Munro will oc-
cupy the house vacated by Mr. Girvin.
Mems. Robe and George Wilson left
for Dakota last Monday. Some more of
our boys are going. This fact la signifi-
cant.
While John McLean, jr„ was teaming
hay on 8atuwlay haat, he was pitched off
the load and sustained some injuries.
Dr. McKay was promptlyon hand, and
examined the wounds, wich were found
to be nut at all dangerous.
The news of the bribery plot created a
profound sensation here. Most of the
respectable Coneerratiyes are thoroughly
disgusted with their party laiden. One
of thee gentlemen says, W• will have is
do something, or the country will go to
ruin " Some of the old hard shells,
however, folluw on the lines marked out
by the Moil,
D. E. Munro, who has for the past
year .occupied the position of head males -
man in J. M. Roberts' store, has pur-
chased the business of It, s'aldwell, of
Manchester. This vintage will sustain
quite a loss in Mr. Munro '• move, and
Manchester will got a thorough business
lean and a courteous and obliging citizen.
We heartily wish Mr. M. all esteem.
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Thme ee• llsk FRsslee.
London, Kink t16, --The Nets lays
the report that Mr. Ukadatene thinks of
vssigaing this year is absolutely unloosed
ed. Mr. Gladstone is alta last minister
who would think of quitting oAies in
view of the present eeedMeioe of afbin
at hems and ,breed.
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The New York TrJsan. s Wsekiegen
special rays 11 it rumored that Groat
may rs•tapear as* presidential easdida0 .
It is asserted that quite in8ueeesa ire
bean exerted in bee behalf, with the
&standing that his name shall set
rape unless at heresies oeaMebt that
sann.A be nominated.
PJDUCATION AL.
ttisi•eesm•r e>umtss.Mms amid 1 eatten'
.Yes/iesesa
The following are the principal changes
in the departmental regulations relating
to teachers certificates and tors ninations,
referred to in our lest issue ;
Holders of third -claw certificate's who
desire a renewal of such certitisates are
re4utred to present themselves at the
non-pnafewonal third -clam examination
in July, 1884. But the County Inspec-
tor may award marks, (for efficiency and
apeited* an teething/ not to exceed 200;
to be added as a bones to the aggregate
number of marks obtained In lion -pro -
torsional subjects by any candidate for
renewal. The minister wall otherwise
grant ne extension, except under such
circumstances, as (on representations
made to him by the Insp.stor or County
Beard of Examiners\ show it to bot
nicessary to meet some unexpezted
enierg.ney, and such extensions weal le
void only till the next examination.
Rai e tadidaie will hew to teed a pem
sage adasled feted as eetbeeins l
weeder.
Female nen leLisw may esimailighe
A magi, OL_ ., meow se Moser
alg'esw Gaisheisses fiat
eel V1 limo watt,iuees 1:, f i i..sai
ar 9re11
Tine work Fw emeti itte MGR ROM e.
the same es
mks& w the woe pas d " Siislheb1 t t
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MR
Peretti Oesela iota."' M is artlbaa Ikon
tree- trot de pipit ass eu-1q•-4-ca snit
to ..t a maw r''1 deems a gats
hitherto. and swims• esu teltewai Ste
•' Hoopes'. armee ea time we A' lust
Lab .,
The w►jswa seism .d
oe
are the saves for assessi skew a► Gee
thud bet the papuss wed be .!masers
lane et the sayests . e.ril ler dna*
n metates et 1170 marks meet be .s
T1. exawieatteis ba amnia wall hese
"1 "17 11k, awl t1111titl RI JO/ Lttkom
seeeada11W Wen an tela tall► sad mei esu
lea E . Ma t
its arta ens Woe .+i teigeawaseis seri ►•eta♦
IAA ttmdawlo_ ilia of Mr. OW-
Apw• h +l1 sheat* www+ reared Usle
*ueb wean tie be .3 lbs liee.a. aodhs-
atece pee., m Ptitall, Meati
d11111.1, 110114
11#10101 00P01110 04 • lM befact ttM
OROS w«INwtdrll beta as "sits Whew
+lean. cosecs cost AO* tweets hail d
slow ....soul IoM of by. 1 owe 1. twat..
abet 47tahklshl N !barley% leaned tsi, we
ere+. A tbohuserlt. be thevu.sw t'..4.,
MlInsmeor. M I .• Minsk 9tc s► o* Nater -
se, !nese& Styli, 1!11 ,
.limine sale u( fares Meek slid sugJe-
m MOW, *et premmey of J. C. L.T»sae!,
11Palr, .. the pe..amrw. "t~
Floret, Maenad .tot , L.we.bip of o~
bees+, sear lt.serslier, by Jobe Ysoa,
waseraeer. et 1 ...diva p o . in Thurs-
4a , Aped sal, 1811& 10 Restore.
Monist trate .f .. ahead* farm, noise
ihr rwellette knows as "tlerrydsll
i Farm, utwalliettl Mtt:.l. C. L.T, o ew1,
1..t Reesese
aller, is the towhite .4 rta-
1 lpus. reat bks Colborne hotel, (:orteti.b,
Ly John Kona, auctioneer, at 1 o'clock
d ('. , on Saturday, the fib of Ag rel,
1814
es+
Th. perfect rerwu o
al1 a petribtd hn
man being, having *'stat toff (over ►est a
o . feet, hate been discovered on a fano in
- i McGillivray
asw•.s
DON rs arise.
t m saci
c.
Leat Monday nit Jambi of the 11 C
WotanWotanschool, Cliatom,add d sheat $40
books worth of new bks to their la'•sary.
While dories/ alongthe 2nd ora.
Hallett the other day. R. Fttauwuas cher by a large eagle dying cb• t"
him.
Twenty-four freight elle and tw
coaches ogled with p*usngere !*telt Pima
Mtioats.l wields ante art the .tie
xr
t ed thruegh Satter • „ ,00.k for the \•ort
Wast
Mr. Townwssd, of Goderich township
whose boom was burned a few weeks ago
will sown have an..ther tine dwelhin
erected.
C uirno a Srst.•. Snow. -The Hullett
township Avricultural Society will hold
their annual spring ,bow of entire
stuck in Clinton, on Tuesday, April the
loch.
New Cut -stn. -W. H. Cooper, jr., of
Clinton, has been awarded no contract
of furnishing the cut stone for the new
Fresh)tetiau church to be erected there
this year.
hf
i:rws Coco -44p t yt-t. AND COMPORT -
tux "By •thorough knowledge of the aatu-
rat laser which govern the operations of
tiaeettoe and nutrition- and by a careful
•; epptlt-ation art the fine properties of well -
g selected t'ocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our
breakfast tease with • delicately flavoured
be.ereae witch .ayJ save w man! heavy
doctor' btlb. 1t b b the judlctous u e of
such anlelesof diet that • twmtitution. may
be gradually bulb up until strung enouto theorise. gh to
of subtle maladies ry areloating aroundasready to attack wherever there is • weak
point. We may escape many . fatal shag by
keeping ourselves well fortified with pre
blood sad a properlynourished frame.- -CYia
Service ttaserte. - Made simply with boning
warn or milk. Sold only In Packets itre
This (itk end tb.1. by Grocer. leheU d_
J►Uwe Erre k Co.. Homeopathic chemists.
Loddon Lag."
They want a harness maker and a tan
smith in Belgrave. There are ,hops to
rent for each. Perhaps if the harness
maker and tinsmith went there they
might find themselves in want of employ
mend.
Joseph Murphy, commercial traveller
dropped dead at his residence in Hamil
tun on Monday, !3e was at one time
resident of Brussels, in this county
where he was engaged as a clerk with N
M. Livingstone.
Chas. Witte 15, we understand, about
to close his photograph gallery, as
Blyth is too small for him. his only
a short tune sine. the editor of the local
paper shut up stop and left Blyth fur a
similar reason.
BAD FALL -On Monday a nun em
',toyed tightening bolts on the Bayfield
river bridge maned his footing, and fell
to the ground,a diatanoe of about 20 feet;
fortunately no bones were broken,but he
was pretty badly bruised.
There were visiting in Varna lately at
the house of a mutual friend, Mn. Thomp-
son, of Michigan, whose avoirdupois
weight is 240 pounds, and Mrs Walker,
of Stanley, of :15 pounds. They are
said to be light-hearted ladies.
Thos. Kastle died at his residence, 2d
con.,Stephen, on Wednesday, 12th last.,
at the advanced age of 90 year. He
fettled in the township thirty-four year*
ago, when this whole district wag !little
bettor than a "howling wilderness."
was highly respected.
Rey. Mr. McCoeh, ou returning f
Mitchell, where he has been engaged
holding special services, wee surprised
a
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else..
Ie Saadisb, Mich.- on )toaday the ink
lap,. the wUe of E. M. Knight of a eon.
On Sunday, March 23rd, the wife of R. 0.
Reysolds, Deputy Sheriff, of a daughter.
At Letts/ire, oa the 21st of March, lila4, the
wife of E. Kpw, of a ben,
MARRIED.
On March 11th. at All Saints Church, Toron-
to. by be Iter. A. H. Baldwin, James E. Jar-
vis, of the omens of Woodburn, county Went.
worth, to Mary. eldest dsughter of the late
Gordon McGillicuddy, of the same place.
At the residence of the bride. lather. Gode-
rich, on the 25th lost-. by the Rev. T. M.
Campbell. Mr. Robt. Sinclair. of Pembina
Co., Dak. to Ellen Louisa. second daughter of
Mr. Geo. Cox, foreman of THE SIGNaL news
room.
DIES.
In Goderich township. on the 96th tap.,
James. Rutledge, aged 81 years.
Io Goderich. oa Saturday. March 22nd. 1b4,
Angus McIver, brood eon of Mr. Angus Mc-
Ivor. aged 14 months.
in Goderecd, on Sunday monaing. March
22nd. Hannah, relict of the gate George New-
ton, aaed 73 years.
in Standish. Michigan, on Saturday. March
t'3nd, M wife of Ernest M. Knight. ted
only daughter of Thos. McQueen, formerly of
Goderich township, aged twenty-five year
and six months.
GedeMea Markets.
OODEICICII, Man1, t'.
Wheat. l Fal: U hush........... 91 00 0 91 le
Wheat. I:Spring), bush. 1 OA W 1 et
Flour, 1' barred...... -.. . s 10 N 550
Oats I bush ......, o ter Le d 31
Pens, . bush . .. ............... 0 CR 10 o 72
Barley,. bush..: . . 0 l0 w 050
Potatoes . bush new .. ... 010 N 045
3. a w
He B , utte,r.. a .................:::. o i6 / elf
Ch Y don (nspseked►..... .. 0 If re 022
('hearse. 01t 012
fro Bran •'in Choi s evpft'rt:.....: . ..::: 0 7s0 -- 0 M
to Woo.t ..... .. ...... ....... ..
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learn that some of hie parishouen had
Resembled and split thirty-tw, cort:a of
woad for him. Next year the res. go
tlern,rn will go. ort t.. special set vices ear-
lier in the flea...11
John Biggart, Bayfield, niet with a
very lain al accident on Thursday .,f Iasi
week, while en,,aged skidding Ions in -
Mr. Maris bush, which will lay brut up Tire 'cull;"rilttr in now
ides........ .N... .....- ..... 5
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Howe .......
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prepare.
far some time. The harness br,.ke, a to furni'tr all kinds of Field and
piece of them catching Mr. Biggam and
tearing a hole in his leg Iewinlg the cools (iartirn of of talc
and bone bare. BEST VARIETIES
Messrs. Vanstone Bea., !trussels, have at rates that cannot be beaten in
had cut and .haws into
cowls wet over 2,000
(rt)tierieh.
cords of wood, 1.000 io; which they hare
delivered bo the Enterprise salt works. ('all and examine samples 1* -
The new avow mill Is DOW running night fore purehnsing elsewhere.
and day in order to cut the lerge,A. amber
of logs which they have it. their yard.
The splendid new dour mill is now run-
ning.
There is one lady down in Exeter who
doesn't lecture her husband when he•
comes horns late from the lodge. At
least that's the impression that formed
on our mind when we reed in the Exeter
Ti's,. that the wife of Rev. E. J. Robin-
son 'stele presented Lebanon Lodge,
No. 133 with • neatly worked bennerstte
A /see( $1 will be required frim each in token of her appreciation of the order,
candidate, to be remitted by the i ispec., trier the departure from Clinton of
o[ eiasoination. Candidates are "Muir' the train containing ( b
ed lot send to the presiding irepecttx 'rest teat Tuesday, *little girl aa..,rt Bve
for to the department for the expenses h
pa*esenges ort s
not later than the 1st of June, • notice Tars ..f age was found to be leo behind
stating Use clam of certificate applied her,
and the description of certificate already
possessed, if,an ; sack sritim t.. W ac-
companied by t • tee, and evidence of her parents met her.
character. and to state what .optional sub- 1
jesta are selected. The 8eeIorth .Wen Gaye: The (anions
checker player, %fr. Wylie, or stetter
eines non-pn feesional examinati,m, with known as the "herd laddie," has been
The ole igat„rag subjects for the thorn -
here during the week playing allerem.r.-
the values and the minimum required
ere:- Mr. Wylie has played 79 genies here,
1 Roadies, 100 2,) wannineg all hut three ':draws. and ono
$ Writing, 75 ley game bat, which was won by 1)r (:ole
3 Z.glieh 0111110(01r, 150 t,, man on Wednesday night The Dr should
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er parents missed her and when they
god to fbruce(ield telegraphed for ber.
She was kindly oared for over night, sad
forwarded to London next day, where
Rag liah Literature, 1fi0 t7 hank upon this rtdory as indeed a proal
$ Ct 100 23 distiactien as a ehu,ker player, when rt
too 12 i s considered) that Mr. Wylie has played
7 Arithmetic and Mensuration 150 {b I ever 3,000 game since Nl.w Year. and
$ AlArithmeticl(10 lea lei 1wt Ihrs.. Alex. Vt'ileos ane
Reeled, l00 25 needed in getting two draws, and as Ids
History. Kylie remarked to es. "it took Rus all
' Oen seal A y' 19 (,solkis tplayer "ime to etch Alex. H. e a eery
10 l rithtsetie, 75 19
had (a) say two el the follow-
Ing three : Natural philos-
ophy, eheetutry, betas , 200 501
or (I) Latin. r.r f e) Freeeb,
er ( ) German. 900 GO
O•adidates may ale take muse, or .
thewimg, or beth, value 75 each, sad
day marks obtained will tie aided as a
Getout to the tote!. Candidates must in
addition to the minimum is each subplot
obtain 700 marks on the aggregate.
I The excitement at Pocahontas, V.., ea
Friday night when an indignation msct-
ices was head t.. endeavor to compel the
earners art the horning nines In
rile
pes
the same and recover the bodies a/ lb!
wiser•, baa subsided an • meanies. Tee -
today the hello of the villein jumped
apes a barrel and offered to egarry the
Yam who re sewed the body of beerhilh
w. T1s. arpwg met with no
REES PRICE,
East Street Grain Depot, Opposite
Town Hall, Goderich,
Starch Nth. INC 1106-
D.
fM
D. K. STRACHAN
pP.Zfy'Z'Yf7.a,L
MACBU isT,
Keeps ea hand ►epalrpllifiraof es•I.NaI for Ma
lowers and Hoors
Sulky Hay Plows
Agricultural Implements
lementsnd
andMachinery Generally.
ALL WOR THOROUGHLY DONE.
D. K. STRACHAN,
GODERICH MACHINE SHOP
(ledench. March seta. hitt 11111114as
Tie SeVer Ploy.
FARMERS
l rm NPlow. ui lb. ave
alehee wf! tM seaMis botiV, 4 .e
r MM
Fonniry,
Repairs es all the serve pews ens .dss be eb-
b/teed at the nese
PLOWS & REPAIRS.
wrLL as mea a1
L ReducUa of 25 Per Oai,
r7,osa New Was mildte it teat rem.
A.." a .A. HUNGER
Ytlsst•► Weei M. WM Mb
vt nae.
SULPHUR
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17 IRON
BITTERS 7:
till cue .' v hearth , assn
`Iris, kidney rimose. fine soar
.4*s.t. and other wasting dunes
SULPHUR
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IRON
BITTERS
a
snskhss the blood ant penes* A.
system a cures weekod,, Lad, d
stogy, t:. Tay a boo:.,
SULPHUR
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BITTERS
ib t: e ^.,'. Iron preparation that
toes n t -r the teeth, an.t wu:l
tut cense h.. :.:he Or c'o ye
taeit•
as other 1.... ,rialzatiuoswt.,
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SULPHUR
IRON
BITTERS
Ladies and all •u1eren from pen
ralgu, hysteria. an -1 kin.;r. .l eo..•
plaints w:'I fel its .'
SOLD aY
F'..TO ZIT
Jan. 10th, 1204.
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING
DECIDED BARGAINS
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REAL ESTATE
IN THE TOWN OF GOUERIi'll.
I. A Corner Lilt •Na lit on West tart.
case Lot 106 to tar raarthe Park. vi-ry pleasant sit-
uation, with view of Cake, enmpneing ssb-
staatiaily built 3 story brio i Lotter, with
stable, fruit trees, at .. 1640110.ee.
S. Three and • half tots mearlc an acre,. on
East street:IwlT brick Foundry, now under
rent et ptol.ep a Tera $1•00.41111.
1. 146 u:: bank of Ittv,r, tear Le station,
s1.•i».
TFes. profert:es are natty wont, much
more tuw.ey. but must he sold t., .Iurr out rbc
Estate, and are therefore rrtcref! a: tt.e alas
pricey. dimly to
SEAGER A LEWIS.
Berri ters, Dederick.
Gott erich. Sept. 21111. 1813. Windt
a week at home. 0,1 00 outfit free. Pay
absolutely sure. No rink. Ca ital not
rd. ttaseer.terservireist
at which persons of either sex. young
or old. ran make great pay all the time they
wort. with absoluteeertatwty. Write for full
particulars W H. Hacurrt t' 1'o., Portland.
Valet..
wanted for The Lives et a1
the Presidents of the C.B. It
is the
beets bookLargest,
werdaMfee
les than twice onsfamesce. The famesselling
book in America. Immmense pronto to amble
Anintelligent pcoplc want it. Anyone eaanbe-
=rueoa sesfCo. Port4ad, a af.e.A1M1-
New Clover Seed
TIMOTHY BRED,
SEED w►HBi►T,
SEED
OATS AND
BUCKWHEAT,
FLAX SEED,
GROUND OSL CLJR
AND ALL £UUI8 OF
MANGOLD a TURNIP $$
TOOHTHIlt WITH --
GARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY
VARIETY,
roe BALI AT
SAMUEL SLOANE'S
SEED STORE,
Corner of Hamilton and Victory
*set. Ooderieh.
00 TO
KNIGHT'S
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHAMPOO,
• OR DYE.
FOR A > s,.s
;sd
TWO DOORS EAST OF PA
JOlill IaCTAEIIIART
l0crws14 111111st*. 1111
Ilse opened est • fere tine of
GROCERIES 10111 CROCLERY.
Fresh, Cheap. eat of the best breads.
FLOUR daC M'Ci a t .
MEATS
A thoroughly equipped Butcher Mop is con
section epiit+ed aid Cared hews. Pert. etc..
ot every variety.
A call n.epeottWy solicited.
JOHN Ma..TAGGART.
Goderich, !larch tfth. 1104. 11I11v-3+u
AT TII E -----
CASH STORE.
THERE IS CHEAP
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Crockery 8t
Glassware,
Lampe, 8&4e
AFULL LINE OF
GROCERIES
AND
CANNED GOODS.
Cheap and Good.
Give Cal(!
G. H. OLD
1312 GROCER,
The Squarer ,,.. Ooderich
Jas. T. 1001. t
-A FE\%' PIECIt>}-•
-
FOVLE $EGEstmshLL 'WOOL,
!b_Iaobelt W1'i at the Coats -S A,, VALITE.
0 MQTBE _. OF FAMILIES
fear a few pieced of DRESS .GOODS, suitable for Wrappers and
Children's Ines+•.• , at 10c., 12 c., 15c., 20c. per yard.
Ooderleb. Harsh Itt0. )rt.
WM_ K,AY'.
h/teis.
Someth j i v V Qa n..tt1c,_
WALL TiNTS. KALSOMIME COLORS.
LadiesIsEvery Shads. Reedy Milted Paints. Peer-bee'e ,item Asa
de sad lbsn It the color they require without the freebie of Rad
Waewttal
revery reepe.-t. end so give barldatesa Por sales*
John A. Naftel's Hardware Emporium
Big Slaughter Salo for 30 s
J • C.
T
. DETLOR & CO'S.
GREY COTTONS AT MILL PRICES;.t,-, - -
WHITE COTTONS AT MILL PRIORS.
FANCY SRIRTINO$ AT KILL PRICES
TWO CASES NEW PRINTS --JOB PRICES.
RIO DRIVES IN TABLE LINENS i TOWELLING$
A LO? OF i'ISTER CL THS -A GREAT BARGAIN.
SEE OUR NEW DRESS GOODS,
uet.ettaN -sem
000D WASHING SILKS, AT 110c
w$atrss wis esu elwmen tar Ms Visit T►arar Dara
J. 0. DBITLOR & CO'S.
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