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rHh HURON., SIGN L FRIDAY, JUNE 6. ISM
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POL,1TIp11 £ND TNg1[PIR
Pet Heel same 6taeer Eras se Wer.
• dowel MlraMwN.
"llaeeeine i• Chatham Illaarar.
"Eder see soy political Bute f" Well,
tea But I've seen • few di.egree.etate
mad a little nnpleaeastmua remit /mesa
Jose IIT. "Beoosse camveresat with
polities r (►h, .o ; didn't need to be -
are ; was Gere and raved in their.
Tuo•k to them w a dock dues to water,
you know.
The first election after oceateder•tion
was very h d1y omit -steel t■ Heron My
giber took an active part on th'e Reform
Sid. and whet. Moors Cameron :.red Gib-
bus -were returned "ter Mew.. Ritchie
sad Carlini; great was the rejw:iug that
followed the hard-earned victory. I ?v-
oided hear Exeter, and with• few others
waited all night for returns, Sud before
leering we agreed with a few of ib. boys
to ...nee out the following night and cele-
brate the event by • hie bonfire. This
ens a risky business. The village was a
Tory hot bed, (I am pl.aard to know
that with better facilities for education
a greet shame has came over its politics"
the few Reformers in it being ao.n.Nded
the treatment usual in ouch oases. But
the Thames Road settlement waa with
u•, and we looked for a turnout from
there.
Well, we went—about a dozen of us
and after waiting for the reinforcements,
which, owing to • misunderstanding, did
not come, we concluded to tire up .lone.
A big pile of inflammables was 11000 011
the street and ablaze while we cheered
and find off our runs as rapidly &. we
could load and fir. We had not bong
enjoyed ourelves tbu. when • big crowd
was seen coining up the street armed
with all sorts of weapons from stick and
scythe blades to ba onto and two or
three with formidable looking old
.words, and we saw • row or run was to
follow. When they gut near us they be -
gait to .wear and—but you cant have
any idea how an Exeter Torr mob can
swear. Why if the hatches of the bot-
tomiess pit were battened down for •
few &ions and then the bottled -up pro-
fanity suddenly turned loose it might
beet it : but it wouldn't be a safe thing
to bet •• i. Well, that mob lust opened
its moot •I and howled and then a via for
our fire. One fellow seised a brand and
an uncle of 'nine, who was there. put ho
food ••u it. 'Three or four rushed at hie)
sod has brother and another of our boys
who had runs headed heavily with pow-
der, blazed away. One of the snob was
knocks 1 offer and pretty well scorched.
Bruce B— who had been trying to get
a rusty charge of ball out of his rifle,
lowered and snapped it, but fortunately
it didn't explode. The next thing I did
was to get up out of • fence corner. I
didn't go there of me own free will and
I've always suspected that the careless
fellows in battering that tire must have
crowded me. The condition of my ribs
led me to infer this.
The weather for sometime after
wasn't particularly healthy fox our b eye.
ore I was on deck again one of them
'got pretty badly kicked, cut and
stabbed, but escaped, minus hu gun
The other one with the gun was in the
middle of the mub, Lying about him
bravely. One or two pistol shots were
fired but whether they were only intend-
ed to frighten or were badly aimed he
was not struck. A broken jaw, several
cut heads and many bruises attested how
well he used the clubbed Enfield, but he
was ..vvrpuweret and with difficulty
escape.;
i.. the hotel near by were sitting a
gentleman just arrived from California
and oue Browolee,in auctioneer. Brown-
lee was a noted Grit mid as steno as the
mot. heard he was there they rush-
ed in and in a moment he was knocked
bleeding and senseless among a lut of
kegs and irrreb. His comrade, now a
well-known cattle -buyer, whom I shall
call by his front name, Tom,w.s r+ take('
by sorpnse that he had Dot interfered.
But he moved quickly then. Druppi•ig
a many] capped blue coat he evolved •
four shooter and a wicked looking knife
and, in a fractiim of the time it takes rite
to tell it, Iaune.hed out the hand that
held the pistol catching one of the bul-
lies in the forehead and making a wound
from which the blood spurted freely. The
oowardly mob didn't wait for much cere-
mony One or two got remindert as
they rushed ort, leaving their wounded
companion, whom we brought to by
sousing water oa him afterward.
Girls a. Memeateepeee.
FASHIONABLE CHECKED SILKS
H. W. BRETHOUR & CO.,
BRA.NTFORD,
Having secured a very Decided Bargain in the Nel• Fashionable ('hecked Silk-, we are showing n Full
Range of Colouring at the Lowest ,Figures we have ever seen such goad offered.
ALL WARRANTED PURE SILK.
B De. Checked Dress Silks Eflo
wopz.p. ..00.
75c "WORTH Checked Dress Silks 7C C
R.1.aa.
WE WILL SEND SAMPLES ON APPLWA'1'14►N, and Goods by Mail or Express. Goods so sent
not proving satisfactory may be returned and money refunded. We have received this week :
Ladies' jerseys in all Colors. Ladies' jerseys Beautifully Braided
ALSO --
The New Turkish Crape, in Stripes and Plain,
Being the Latest thing out for Summer Cot,tuu„ •,.
2 W_ 33R-=CT.TR dr, CO.,
Blrantford, April 17, 1884.
BRANTFORD.
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Begin with your own things and your
owu place. That is what your mother
will tell you if you rush to her, enthusi-
astic with great intentions, and offer to
relieve her of half her housekeeping.
Reform your bureau drawer, relieve your
closet pegs of their accumulation of gar-
ments out a me a month fir two ago,
lnatitute a clear and cheerful order, in
the midst of which you can daily move
and learn to keep it.
Have your little wash cloths and your
sponges for bits of cleaning ; your furni-
ture brush and your feather duster and
your light tittle broom and year whisk
and pan ; your bottle of sweet oil and
spirits ..f turpentine, and pieoe of flannel
to or -serve the polish or restore the glom
where dark wood grows dim or beta spot-
ted. Find out, by following roar surlily
growing sense of thorwufhnees and nice -
mess, the hest and readiest way of keep-
ing all fresh about you. Invent your own
processes ; they will conte to you. When
you have made yourself wholly mistress
fit what you can learn and do in your own
department, wo that it is easier and mon
natural for you to do it than let it alone
—.i, that von don't count the time it
takes any more than that which you hen
riven to your own bathing or hair drµ•
ing the ) oa have learned enough to
keep • whole house, so far as its cleanly
order is concerned.
ii•Oreleh Markets
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West Street. next door to the Post Office.
'The Cheapest House Under tbe Sun.'
April K ties. 11120-
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Ficld and Gaen Seeds.
The subscriber is now prepared
to furnish all kinds of Field and
Garden Seeds of the
BEST VARIETIES
at rates that cannot be beaten in
Goderich.
Call anal examine samples be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
REES PRICE,
East Street Grain Depot, Opposito
Town Hall, Goderich.
Merck 1114 tau. ttla
Ooowarcn. Joe it 101.
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JOHN IacTAGGART
VICTORIA *TRKET.
Has opened out a fell line of
GROCERIES HHD CROCLERY.
Fresh. Cheap. and of the bee brands.
FLOUR. 8z MEAL_
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SII offer a few piece.' of DRESS GOODS, suitable for Wrapper.' and
Children's Dresses, at 10c., 12}c.. 15c., 20e. per yard.
Goderich Foundry.
The undersigned. having purchased the Goderich Foundry atm Machine Shops. and hat • ••r
put the same ■ hood repair. will take coatn.cts for
Flouring Mills, Steam .. ngines, Boilers,
And other Machinery wanted.
A11 Lads of Castings Made to Order
Flouriv` Mills 6baRged to tbe gradual Reduction! or Roller System.
Will keep Agricultural Implements on hand. and do all ItEPAIR8 on short notice.
J. B. RUNCIMAN.
R. W. RUNCIMAN.
Goderich, April 24. 1001. 11141y
COLBORNE BROS.
Have just received a large consignment of
Cottons. Cottotedea• rucks. Check Shirt -
Ings and Tweeds at lower prices than ever.
Call and see them.
A splendid assortment of PRINTS now in
Stock. 100 New Patterns to choose from. f
Be sure sad see their Factory Co' Roes
before buying.
Goderich. Feb. 11th, 1001.
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Sosriethizze . Waited_
WALL TINTS - - KALSOMIME COLORS.
MRS. SALKELD
Ha. lull. It. plrawe is aan0i0ty u.at Ler
Stock of Spring and Summer Millinery
1e now coespive% sad comprises ail the
Latest .Youelties in Hata, Flowers, Feathers and
all kinds of Fancy Goods.
Prices Low and fork Guaranteed to Please.
in Every Shade. Ready Mixed Paints. Peneben's Cottage Colors. Iced Cross Brand.
I.diea and others can get the color they require without the trouble of mixing. Warranted
to be First -Plass in every respect. and to give satisfaction. For sale at
John A. Naftel's Hardware Emporium
—A FEN' P11rCks—
FOw. E SERGE ---ALL WOOL,
23 Inches Wide, at 23 Cents—.SPECIAL VALUE.
A CALL SOLICITED.
GsderitIs. AprU M. INC
MRS. W. SALKELD
111G•Im u.vea er to Miss Jessie Wilson.
MILLINERY MILLINERY 1
We have couch pleasure in aa•esaelag a the ladies of Gederieh and vicinity. that
Our Stock of Spring and Summel'-Ililliuery
IS SOW COMPLETE. AMU COMPRISKS A VAIttkTi' tit
Beautifully Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Comprising all the New-
est Shapes. All are Cordially Invited to Examine our Goods.
Feathers, Flowers and Trimming Goods
"THE TORONTO HOUSE."
µ\\ret side tt `.lues.• teat dare to liiti$.iai ... Fruit store.
GoCen, h. Apul $6, ROA. 1107 -
STOCK o
MILLINERY!
1s nog•• cotup:e•c. and it: be round t•• euihra.e th.
Latest Stifles and the Best Finished Work at the Mosr
Moderate Prices. A Call Solicited.
MISS G—TLA__EA__ESASZE
TUT atll .(RK.
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!The Chidago House,
Surrr3xeer
One of the Most Complete .ocks in l;oderick.
LATEST STYLES AND LOWE*T PRICES.
MAW W711ri"1O'g, - Oh mgt Zona.
TO MOTHERS OF FAMILIES 1
A taws. Spierd al red herMa Shop k Mc
useless. everi variety lei Gassed Meat Pork. etc..
A sell respectfully solicited.
JOHN MACTAGOART.
God erica Marek IR►. 111l. OISS- m
WM..
Goderich. March gab. 101. Maar
Foiitliill Nurseries. RUBBER DooR MATS
A CHOI('K ASSORTMENT. A11.O
326 ACR> I3_ PITCHER SATS,
JEST REGI I%Z1) AT
John A. Naftel's Hardware Emporium
THE LARGEST 1N WE DOMINION.
SALESMEN WANTED
To herein work at case ea Fail Sika fad
ewiploywwwt at axed eateries to all willing W
work. aim mod wwlia can have
Pignut Wart tie Tar ll .
Goad areeste.N(• ..relere frees w to Fs pe
Mcalr sal esyeeses.
/Terra sat '.tat her. Address:
STONE I WISLLiN0TON 111111.31m Termite.Oat.
I Solt Cutting, Wool and Cylinder Oils..
DON'T REMD THIS 1
McCOLL BROS. & Co., TORONTO,
Nonstarters eh blade ef,cbinerf 01ht of the beet meant _ Al.n
Godench. April 16.1281.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN P
Having retired from the Liquor business.. 1 now devote my
GROCERIE
Wb:eh 1 will offer lower than any house in the (Aunty. My facilities torkf et
STG-A1Z
Defy Competition. i pun•haee dire.. from the Refinery in car load lots. 1 also make&
specialty of curing
Sugar -Cured Hams and Breakfast Bacon.
LARD BOLD SY Till33
Read the follow' quotation.:
STANDARD GRANULATED SUGAR, 11 the for $1.00.
COFFEE SUGAR, 12}ths for 1.00.
BRIGHT YELLOW. 14 the for 1.00.
West Side Court House Square. Goderich.
G=O-
Spring is Upon Us !
AND NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR
Vegetable, Flower & Field Seeds.
F. t?RDA N, at the Medical Hall. hes just opened out a fresh supply of
Seeds of all Kinds
FROM THE BEST SEEDSMEN.
FRESH, RELIABLE AND WELL ASSORTED.
F. JORDAN, Chemist and. Druggist,
Pe -Court troupe Square, Goderich. . •
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LARDINE
]i .A O H I I"T in O Z L 1011.10
Vet Salle top all Regrows.
welsh M ltsioe fbr siks lr roar.
R. W. McKENZIE
(13IC3-1•T OF THE PADLOOK_)
—la IIEAiK11'AItTI•:r14 FOR—
STEEL BARB FENCE WIRE
With JMr1,* Either Four or Si.r In(5hes .,apart.
FULL LIZ./ MS Ow
Spades, Shovelsand Gardening Tools.
—AtJtO A urocs. or
GENERAL HARDWARE
idPTCOZAL PALUffi IN
Paints, Oils, Glass and Painters' Ma/
SHEFFIELD 0U TLE Y.
R. W. McKENZI
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