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THE fluit(M4 SIBXALt FItIAY'. APRIL 4, 1884.
Adagio* Toledo Mode, Mnah 17• wl■y tehteir sale bag prtated at
Ya. Sumer - is reforest* $ the rob- 1aye gr a free .slier Iavert.d 1•
- t of the above *Mast allow rte to I t Ftp tet nese elf eat►
ate •sew fade (%•rt><aon (hallway wan ♦taMitmw tale .04 a saleable tar
tst t ku..rw es ~ ears alto, yam; ora IJr. J. C. Lw.i.o ad,
the Sands marine of tarty y 1r1
■e. Saha Ilktp'rl.
ort the Huron road, Hallett, was • loan
haulm f r nuts wide, and early on Wr•I
se.day auenurw, March 96th, the rile
shut:' l Or hear t at lie
Jar: w, being
• 't t:herrydale
Nemo lad w*. was .direly e1mlDsi I the P^'pws y
to
whoa Copt. idols vetch, the Waste nitrated warble baa • mmrrte of the •
W
01 solum fou sere W ilah,al,ue adore
was us, 1. fro: a moment they could ed afterwards by the ecb.rwen l)itT. Nape, at Iba C.stbort
andwel • neve it, as lid hal been alto Branch, Agnes Anti, Peon//, Cu,adby Juba Koos, cacti
m Yost„ ' : A. -11 TipG t• ►It,1 Coit►ut T-
wls eft a•tw
rel teen wad
ora `
•
we
oar
breeds* tahtis with a Ya. Seruared l
icer which tri caves stsa, heart
i . It te sr the DiglaMao ten of
iiil resets. et diet tact a eentttt ties may
y. y brut op marl thong ea.segla le
,. to.deacy to toles..$. Hundreds
et salty outlies are Maras •roaad wa
mark whatever.
dry asas t
iatestver sAe4
sad •
osmotic
water or mgt.
Ti•s filth. ear, Ib.. W Urotwta
Jarmo sere a: co., tic ... Molal•
Loather Eno.`
and well t fee urinates betula the start!- I &ad Resolution. These wan the tore- p ua, on Saturday,
Eng. -
ed Sarnia Her fulww of $.watdtee, 11e t
tug arm .ueoumeid was order but t tr runners of the many maguthcent veeseb stied ,_ '
.f It orf hu idyl... study .'u the Ilwre'i which liaruia has alno. Men roud of.
p
sad
initelltgrw's at•bie, o..urirtnd ilja I Thus one by one we all pees away, mea
hu lucphigeuati and awu. usuaattrlly
a sod rowels in their turn. Of the latter
setae c -rims lir was .ik( • any'ry it may be said they .re all Kone, tong,
healthy meso Beit. eine , ed.
cou
1leag ago ; but of the former there are
nerala After c.auug; his dinner, on Wed' still • few old land Inarks lett to note
snooty, he cat. upne thou, and while ' p Amen thew 1 wight
shoot
came over
rte" a toeuer • metol a 1*. went
u* neo Capt. C.Mc/ilaehen, C.pt. Jamnn
camp ursr c omen wee limo, and he wen•, I Warwick, and Capt. Jas. Duncan, a11
residents of the Township of Moser,
in the sitting room azul sat down, t . tai
till . felt better, w uplands¢ to Mr.
bpmraer of violent heart -bunt. Mr. Nf.
Craig came la and he solos him • heifer
while waitin:. He shortly after left and
waked towards home, sod as he was in
the habit of dropping into Itattenbury''
stables, wing a large dea.ur in horses,
ms suppose! to baro turned in, and
doubtleas instantly dropped dead, s he
was found lying on the floor a moment
after he hal berm seen .m the street. It
was ;dein that he was beyond all human
aid, and the Ii(.le►_ body w. a taken to
the hems that he holm lately left in the
supposed bloom of health and strength.
Oa two previous occasions augured from
similar attacks, which were of short du-
ration, and front the effects of which ho
did not appear to surfer. Mr. Shipley
was born in Dalton, Yorkshire ; in early
life bei•• apprentice with his father as a
waggon maker, and Airing Mr. W.
h unt'a•'n, of this place, as Lilco -laborer.
1 1851 h' came to this country, Mr. A.
who au doubt au entertain their friends
by a deeeripttua of the many changes
which have transpired in these parte dur-
ing such a long period of years.
Capt. Galloway was a brother -Lir -law
of Mr. D. Howie, of Moore, and with
tae latter took to the lakes about the
same time -1144'= Mr. Hueeie stuck to
In Dunlop, Moodily.
iu.4Co!-
htrtel, (;.rlerich,
. at 1 o'clock
btb of Aprel,
ES:ofe the
is Matt b
wNla eirj
tr boll
Prams
the Sarnia fleet till the end of the Mal-
colm Cameron , luadron. Onllowey s in-
clinations led him into the American
ly
tled in Toledo,
l0., herelhe married amend acquired mate
property. He leaves a wife and invalid
son to mourn his loos -[Sarnia
r -
ver.
Qtalwald.
The footpath around the blue bond is
a little out of order. Lessee say that
they find it difficult to emoort their fel-
lows tome with comfort Whore is the
In
Dodsworth r•'rming .one of the auntie par- patlarseter 1
ty, and with his father, broiled en the Slltlol'4.
base line. but shortly afterwards moved
to time farm now .ncupie.l by Mr. S. An- LEAr YEAR DANCE. -The Misses E.
h Martin, M. Bands and Janet Goldthorpe
the fare: on the Hun n road wham
early cuuncillun of the pla;o He was was asuccess rom start t4' finish. The
draws. Abut I years ago he Ines to
a receLtl. got up a leap year pray, which
has an.cc resided He was one of thef
owning war lire1
y, all the girls present
'
Inc of the •' •'.t prudent, industrious, looking after their male pan nen.
and euterprirtug fanners in Huron, deal-
ing largely in cattle and horses, and in.partners.
all lira transactions was con.cientons, , __
honorable and straightforward to s de John Barker spent several days last
r
and hal accumulated a,nsid'rrable' week in the `':),rousbire city" .I On -
property lie was nue of the few Wren tnrio Exeter. He doubtless revelled in
who have the faculty of being on friend- [J.romExetcissa
ly terms with almost everybody, and not I
the aliahtcst cr. sure can be gamed on KRunvtsos. -- Our townsmen, Robert
his life or actions. A snootier of porn ib -an, after several year, residence
aX-.Ile ',tined the aleth,.dt.t church. but amongst 05 to about to rem,. ve to the
afterwards he left it and went to the
Bible Ch. +tion church, as other ulo.o-
bers of his family belonged Were, and he
was ala•• a trustee of this church lie
Marto a 0.10. three sosissebi ell daugh-
ters, the eldest one][rs. Thema
Gibbing., of this place a solely
ay that among the many darths that
lave tate:y taken place in this vicinity, 011utalL
none has added • more profound genas- -
ti••n or elicited draper heartfelt gym- Brs'i*n To DEATH. -Mayor Forreshte
pathy than this «no. -1 New Era.
Hlas JENNIE 6HIHLEv.
Miss Jennie Shipley, daughter of the
late John Shipley, took sock while in
church ..n Sunday, and was taken to the
resideuce of Het. Mr. K inner, where
she died a few minutes bo! re 12 o'clock
on Monday night. The sal event com-
ing shortly after the sudden death ,f
her father has caused a gloom to pervade
the .'.amenity. She was aged 18 years.
g l{oppp Mo stmt Ma rah. 16.(. tics
wife of Hobo Doha, of a desolater.
In Garbraid, on March lith. Ialt. the wife.1
Wm Wells, of a son.
At Westseld. on March Amb. the wife of W.
g Campbell, of a sou.
NAMUR*
neighborhood of St. Stephous church,
on the Huron Road, having rented the
farm of James Porter fora terniof years.
Bob's jovial countenance and merry
voice will be missed by his old neigh-
bors, amongst whom he was a,,,favorite,
beim willing to tic a rod turn.
On the Nth March. at the residence of tits
bride's uncle Jas. 'toy. Palace sliest. Mon-
treal. by the Rev. J. S. at
Black. W. A. Ha -
Is s. itaaagtaa Director of the Ogilvie Milling
Co.. Winnipeg. to Oeorwina Ilei, third daugh-
ter of the late 0. P. t're.
Ry the Rev. James (:n7 Clinton. on the I
pith Inas. Mr. Thomas Whitely to as Ruth !
Eleanor Ina.,
Was
both lit liudericb.
Np.
In Clinton. OR the IMO alt.'
Joke 8blp:ey. axed SI years. g moat end 1 day's.
la Ooderich t .unship. on the 23rd
Annie, wife of Mr. Peter Perdue. aged 21
years.
In Clinton. on the Toad ult.. Mn. Ann
Moore, reli-t of the into Wm. Moore. formerly
of Clinton. of the firm of Moore S' Ilanter•
aged 61 years. 6 months and 1 days.
In Toronto, on the (tial ult., Mary, wife of
Mt. Kenneth Mul.eed, lir IlruasSL. and daugh-
ter of Mr. D. Itoss. Clinton. aged M years. I
mo nth. 2, days.
received the painful intelligence this
week that his sister's child, at Mitchell,
had been burned to death, by the burst-
ing 61 • lamp.
A fire occurred March 29th in • build-
ing owned by W. H. Cook, insured for
$700 in the Standard; Wm. Young',
bakery, insured in Norwich Union for
$700 ; building owned by D. C•ntilun,
inured ; C•ntilon's furniture, insured
fur $150 in Norwich Union ; Cantilon
Bros., groceries, insurance lapsed ; stock
w t:. IGleolow• mostly aced. The building of Mr.
,t unexpectedly are we called upon Racey was partly burnt and wrecked.
As the whole olock was of frame build-
tu chronicle the decease of one of the Ings, it was deemed necessary to tear
must worthy
residents of Morris, down a small store. John Cunningham,
the psrs.on of W. l;. ll:ogston, who captain of the fire company, was serious -
died on Tuesday tore.muon, March 26th, ly injured by some falling timbers.
aged 76 years. The deceased was born
on Aug. 12, 1807 in the parish of St.
Androws, Plym..utk Co. Devon. Eng-
land. lie emigtstd to America in 1883
and settled at Viotorla Square, township
of Markham, 'shore he tarried on busi-
ness as • blacksmith until 1858, when he
removed to Morris and purchased lots 29
and 39 on the lath con., orntainiu, 200
acne, f room Messrs. McLeod and Mc -
Murchie, where he resided up t.. the
lime of his death. Notwithstanding he
was 76 years of age he was ss smart on
his feet as a y rung man and although
poorly for some months he was not con-
fined to his roam nail 4 weeks before
his ioessae. The cause 4 his death was
bronchitis. Mr. Ilingston took • fore-
most position its agricultural affairs and
has always been connote -nod with the mel-
ees societies whose object was to encour-
age the farming community. For 16
wan he was president of the limy
ranch Agi. Society, and although he
often asked for someone to be appointed
in his stead at the annual meeting, .very
voice wits always omitted for his we•els.
tion. in connection with the Fast
Huron Society he filled time president's
chair ter the pat 10 years, successively,
and in connection with the above posi-
tions he performed his work so faithful-
ly ar d energetically that he was elected
an hon•'-ory member of each at the last
meeting. His place will be a di*ioult
one to fill as in all his term of 4.51)e the
closet observer never knew him to per-
form one selhsh act. Ever since the
brick school house was built in Brussels
he Ras a member of the i(cho.d Borrel
and for Teen was eh•irman, and it was
regretted by many that he nositinard • few
years ego. In his Darier life me took an
extort part in military *triton and held
the position of captain to a volunteer Co.
The deceased was a member of the Eris
on un Church, also, connected with the
Masonic Order. under whose direction
the fillers! will be on rriday. Although
Conservative in polities, he was very
liberal, and never premed his views on
anyone. A wife, 7 sons and 1 daughter
are left to mourn the irreparable cors of
s good husoand sr 1 kind father. Man
Il nits' his kindly o hu oof 5ame will
viee and enooarsg.w of his eery
long live in the ,wnsory
large oi-cle of friends for his many vo"d
Roel qualities of head and heart. I Itrus
eels Port
tloda'ich Township
Arthur Churchill and sister left
Manitoba on Tuesday.
H. Marshall and two ewes left on Tues-
day for British Columbia.
Mr. Goo. Miller bought • fine brood
mare from Mr. D. U. Junor for the seas
of $300.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Foster, of Kansas,
old -tine residents of this township, aro
visiting friends and relatives, after an
absence of about nine years.
Jas. Rutledge, of the 4th cob., died
on Thursday, and was buried at Bayfield
on Saturday. The deceased was one of
the oldest residents of the township and
by industry and hard work made • com-
fortable horse. He was one of the
pioneer exhorter and, along with the
late James Cox, was vary effective in
rousing his fellow men to a sense of their
whole duty. The funeral was largely at.
tsnd.d.
CsdeMv* Markets.
0oesatoa. April 3, lOti.
Wheat. t Valli y bush........... 51 0. 051 10
Wheat. (Springl it bub. ...... 100 0 1 O0
Flour. 11 barn .. ............... S 00 M 5 50
Oats. p bush ........... 030 a e 31
Peas. V bush .................. 006 M 0 72
Harley. Y bust... .. 0 le to 0 30
Potatoes 11 bush new .. ...... 0 10
Ha). p ton...... 7 Ser
Rutter. 11 a.... .... 0
16
y 16
uadoz. tpaekedi..... . 0 11
Shorts, 11 cwt:..........- 000
Ream p cwt . 0 70
for
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Hides.......... .................. S SO '
0 15
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1 711
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100
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ALLAN UNE
or
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL -LONDON DERRY-iiLAorlon
very Thursday From Po
Every Satarday from Raffia
Tux SHoaTairr SKA lbWT" To AND Fatty
ENGLAND.
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
UNSURPASSED.
Winter adrrangern ents.
SAILINOS-MAIL LINE.
LONDONDERRY A LIVERPOOL.
SARDINIAN. from PeaTt oxo. Apl tl lamb.
PARISIAN.frost Poort.axa tpril 17t6.
Drowsy, dull and out of sora t
Are you bilious, nauseated and
made sit k by the thought of
food? Is there a dull, drag-
ging pain in your right side?
Do your bowels suckles.'
get sore without any apparel.
cause ? Are the whites t.'
your eyes tinged with yellow
is your skin wan, clantmy an
ew
copper -colored T
mouth taste badly in 11: •
morning ? Are you coati•..: e
1)o you have itching pi' =+
Are your -bowels ttmc 1
Are you dizzy and
cd at times ? Are you got ec
and despondent ? 11 If r
urine 1•ighly colored ? A
you nervous and full (•f t 1
feelings ;.t :.'1 1, ir.; of y..-.
body ?
your before Cos.:
ou a.. ia. s: l Li so: •
yn•
corm of low fever (r l)e:cfx
otherwise hopelessly
Take SuLeitta Ax.) Ian'.
BITTERS. Ilia too.:1,c
you is that your Lear i I wit (1
order and r.eeds re;'.'•.itt't,
immediately. StiLPSE1 A 1
IRON "Blrrgi;s''Ill help yo -.s
as nothing (.lee i:l th_ shape
of medicine car..
Regulated, stimulated
rude to dolts proper work i
s proper manner by Sr -truer.
Aso, IRON BITTERS the 1.i11Y
will resume its natural func-
tions, and all the above syrnve
toms will disappear and b.
forgotten. But do not neg1.•ct
them. Use the remedy a:
once. Sold everywhere, price
5o cents.
SPRING OPENING
MILLINERY
part °wrier of the rotor. C. N. I Aeneas rales.
.own gas. ---
L
The aulactol et lsq• Icave to announce th+t her ()p- i DIsglsr.e.'tiitlttltsri
Millinery 'Alit take piaci' '11 - '
SATURDAY, THE 12th INST
Instead ••f the di h, as formerly advertised
bee bad a
The ladyNi under F8 c ands this
department
largest cis ities Canada, ith cher
solace in tie,, York, U.S ,
Ikunwledtte' .d thn rr+luirenmruts ..f thi• bnneh n/ the bn►ine.e, eamtwt [ail topions u
t Goderich
W5 mare pfreo•suy devoted pwrticular .nests.. to Ib s'41.%iuw uI our nods(
baviat vjsisad Itsadue and for,.nW, selecting for cbuiewt article. prose
the emstifatai brit hlendmK of codon.
toWe feel a,ufideut of our former suooess. and tlotbiag aha'1 be wanting uu our • t.
wake • visit to our phos not wily pleasant but pru8tiWr.
STA)AIPINO Uhf ELVZ't dotes to .order m all My'ea
STRAW WORIJ►IS''.,tmI and done trot .'u ,hurtuolicu, and At
prones to
cuatomen
II-T.1ISG AND FITTING A .PECiALTY.
Remember ours will Ire the Leading House f'.r STYLE, FINISH and PRICE.
Your respectfully,
2VZIZS_ GSR
ti..lerieh, April 3rd, 1884. 1907
MRS. SALKELD
writ. IL\T'1: HKR
SPRING OPENINGI
0.
SATURDAY, 12th APRIL, 1884,
W14II' SHE WILL. SHOW THE
Latest .1 orelties in Hats, Flowers, Feathers and
all kinds of Fancy Goods.
CALL SOLICITED.
feisder.ah, April 3rd. I011.
MRS. W. SALKELD
1
12117-Im Successor to Mi- Jessie w" Ilton.
Millinery Opening
,$OLD B' \Ae here much p:ea.ure in announcing to the Ladies of liederlch and rtclntty. that
2.1m7O:::). N We Will Show on Wednesday and Thursday Eett, 9th -10th
HALIFAX. April 12th.
HALIAX. Aprtl 111th.
CiRCHSSIAF `. lions Porn-ese'. April 24.b.
PO&.YXItSlAN from o) Tt min, May 1st.
HALIFAX. May x'
Sailin.irom-&ebec.
PER_
SARMATI 1F-
PARItIIA.
8.4IIDiNIAN
Clhl•A:(.'t1A14
P0y1.1'XK,AIAll
I'KItW'VIA% .........
P.\It13L\X •
Passengers wishing to embark at Portland
will ha%e(Ioderich.t Tuesday a,at 12oc
The last train eta Halifax with t1:e
and Passengers leasee tioderich every Wed-
nesday. at 12 o'clock.
Prepaid oertiacate issue.! at greatly' reduced
rates to persons wishing to bring their friends
out from the Old Country.
For '1 icket s and all Information. apply to
•neat 11111- Miry
A lith
i !ti
Jan. 10th. MA
A VARIETY OF
Beautifully Trimmed Hats and Bonnets,Comprising all the New-
est Shapes. All are Cordially InvitsdiQ-Examine our Goods.
D. K. STRACHAN,
PRACTICAL
MACHINIST,
Keeps on hand a supply of material for the
repairing of
7tt: Jus.
nth
21st
2sth ..
lours and R8ae1's
Sulky Hay Rakes, Plows and
Agricultural Implements
and Machinery Generally.
M:.IORK THOROUGHLY DONE.
D. K. STRACHAN, S
GODERICH MACHINE SHOP
"THE TORONTO HOUSE."
tf West side of ,square- nett door to Singleton's Fruit Sore.
oodericb. April 3rd, IML
MISS GRAHAM
PRING OPENING I
An interesting pr0I1 s r being
prepared for the "open lodge" tribe held
here on Friday next, the 11th inst
The H. S. I.. S. entertainment was
taken in t'y a number of our young peo-
ple on Friday, and pronooneel a sut-
oees.
Oso. B. Robertson, of Detroit, whom
bereavement we referred to in August
lust, is visiting his orphan child at the
residence of its grandfather,(;.'. Keh•.e.
Three snakes were seen and killed by
Daniel Carnegie on the 24th ult. This
is the earliest date of any snakes being
seen by any of our Leehurn people this
year.
Canrw. -- The fall wheal looks pretty
fairly in this vicinity after the severity
of winter is neer. Some paces where it
wee pot in too late it ,tandii • perry
ethane*.
Shea aaa. Quite mite a masher of pers.t r
an sick in this vicinity. A great many
are effected with • kin: of a coil whit*
becomes c rntsgious.
Roane. The mads during the past
week were almost impassable ; but the
high winds and severs frost have 'dried
them considerably.
Among those who arrived on the mail
raga. John tyau.wer' coach on Saturday morning was H Hoe -
Capt. John Galloway died et hos r. r I tow. teacher, of Paramount, to breath
dorso a in krw.r town this worsting, after the healthful air of his native villswe
a hngoet li illness. (`at* Galloway war'
n. if the ••ideet captains ..n the lakes.
anti wire well known by almost every
1111211 100 H. ease to Teisde its 1860
a.d wa, almost oonatentstilet ets,wtpad in
vowed.Amor - emote he
Mire r • loatth Idtiro., and e•. et hove the t for the trochee. time.
onmore. His school at Fermenta
oat closed up until after the Easter
holidays, .wing to diphtheria having
broken net among the pupils.
Satire families are down with measles
twas asting carom ( the .clot "'a) at Kingsytn. Nome grown up
lt.11e ,(
!.)''.Irl.
RF. HELD' 04
Ooderich. March 27th. 101. 1636'-+n
week- at home. 1115.00 ontat free. Pay
$66•
requi• rtell sure. o rink. want
not
required. herder, if you wart nosiness
at which persons of either sex. young
.r old. can make great pay all the time they
work. with absolute certainty. Write torr fun
ppasrticulars to H. HAI"tic-n S- Co.. tort
land.
Maine.
OO TO
KNIGHT'S
iron A
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHAMPOO,
OR DYE.
0TWO 110088 EAST OF P.O
IISS.ly
H. ARMSTRONG
Ticker Agent.
Watt 10 110
l)etderlcb
AM
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-Ooderich. April 2nd. I
SIU
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Iffn 7w AT 10' CAE OWE
1
The auhaeril.er is now prepares!
to furnish all kind. of Field and
Garden Seeds of the
BEST VARIETIES
at rab'i that cannot lw beaten in
Gotlerich.
('all and examine samples Ile -
fore purchasing elsewher.•.
REES PRICE,
SATURDAY, APRIL 12th, 1884.
The Ladies of Godericlt flnd vicini• ty ars Cor-
dially Invited to Call and see the Display.
CHOICE CONFECTIONERI,
CANNED FRUITS AND FISH.
TOBACCO, CIGARS, 4-c
Domestic and Forel J Fritts.
II tiM of e BBrands.
rises and Smoked . t Water fish in as.aon•
A full assortment of all kldds of Nuts.
yours reeved Is Seery Style ttegoliw4.
Ir'E (REAMS IN QBA.w)N.
noral Ur•;gn.• Wreaths. Crosses. Rstpwets,
et.-.. made to order.
eleweAsa ream. a timetables 1s aer'e..
AT-
E. BINGHAM'S
REE3TAT.7RANT
Sat Street Grain Depot. Opposite Cowl Hower !tgonr.. Oo.lericb, Oat
Town Hall, f Ioelerich. Dee. actin. 101133m.
M•mch islet. 1011. IIOs s
DANIEL GORDON, Tire Seedier not
CABINETMAKER
A\t'
Leadiuq lluaenaker
Haws land now the L►alaaT aTtefo of
First - Class Furniture
la the ('nasty. and as i wen rir Ars. for era.win ..rt lar tradeeeehl bT ear owe.
1 ogt•r. Taperer, Carpet lonta '. fret. 61,M
upwards. w7iertaete, good. seer Ole op.
Row Rork Chain. frets Nie. w►• aad every -
shim .Ir is the taste p..psrlss.
AT THE OLD STAND
Retwu. the Past Mee a Rank of MowrrevoL
faOfl9D1RIOg.
net.
OM. MIL telt
FARMERS
Destroys of obis/singMews of the above
make. beige Nos. IL le and th era be ter-
sighed with the .saw by applloatles to the
Fowaby, Goderioh.
Ooderich. April 2, lad/.
11017
THE SPRING" -OPENTNG
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The Chicago House,
WILL HIE FIELD Ori(
Saturday, .1.pri1 12th
Ti.-iLatest and Best Styles of Spring Millinery will be on view.
Miss Wil' 1$oa'a, -
Regain of all the above plows caw also he ob-
tained at the MN pl....
PLOWS & REPAIRS
WILL wa 1101X. AT
1 Reduction of 25 Per Cent,
t rout rbw IAar • psMtab.d we Tear.
Am" C..4. HUMBER,
Mawaat.a A.ewt. l7e.eg{d.
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Ooderich. march 27th. IM1.
Chicago Howse.
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ENGINEERS AND MILLMEN.
ATTENTION.
ASBESTOS SHEET 1 PISTON PAC ,11; Q.
JOHj < A. NAFTEL.
CHEAP HARDWARE EMPORIUM.
MONTREAL J "LYMAIr
BARB WIRE / \ FENCING.
Met Pros •gala at last Provincial Show. Prise awarded for Who ea *id ea the upon: -ret
for the fence. Very largely used w an the prumwei railway1 s., d tlae tlesafat.a-
Icor sale by J Hof A. MATTEL. Mese =or
ittiwperltsar, gedliwtsh
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING
DECIDED BARGAINS
tit
REAL ESTATE
iN TidM ?OWN o1 OOi)KRICH-
1. A Ceras Let Nw 0.s West treat,
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IL loot M .err tM very t sit-
eatN*. with view of Lake. w►
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t. 1 , M ka. v.e. et0•r the Wallow.
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worth
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JORI IacTAIIIIART
1UTOWA STSUT,
Has oy'ewed out a feu Use et
GYOCBRIBS AND CROCHET•
Fresh, Cheep. Gni of the feet (snot
FLOUR eft
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JOHN Y.(rrMAGART.
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