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L004.1413 OR&'I'ORY.
Mow N Was aa.s MMM/ b, baa chow
eM COMB MNMer.
irem tie New York Tribune, Jas. i-., MM.
Prouesd then in upon the arcus of
the great debate, like a trick mule is a
circus, or • spavined nightmare upon the
track •d • beautiful dream— Lama of II -
halls Then was • vision of taleM-
taehea, eye-bn.ws and hair piled toe each
other in arches ; • large brandishing of
arum, s pose and stridulous war- whoop
Md much as though • picture of the
Deerfield tuasseem bad stepped out fres
the panes of our early history. Logan
took the At/wriest) senate by its large,
esp•cious ear. And their he urnt for
his mother tongue,. He smote .t right
and left, hip and thish, and shooed no
mercy Swinging the great broad -axe of
his 1. gie high in air, he torted it ere it
fell, and with the hammer side struck
the language of sixty millions of people
fairly in the lass snit stashed it beyond
reeognsti•on. Under bis stroke the floor
of the American senate was spattered
with the remnants of • ones proud voca-
bulary, and messengers doorkeepers and
pates were covered from head t.. bait
with the spray. In the fearful tis•
hours which followed the first rr d
his oration all the parts of s Mee
routed and put to flight. here worn
orphaned adjectives aid widowed nouns;
bachelor verbs driven to polygamy and
polygamous verbs left lonely ; conjunct -
10011 diseavmrsd, prepositions scattered,
adverbs disheveled and distorted, and
syntax lung into wild disorder. It was
a vest day for Logan. He set his teeth
into the language as the untamed tiger
of the jungle takes between his mouth
and paw the wearing apparel of the way-
farer, and the ripping of it was heard
through ell the forest depth:. It rever-
berated to the end of the capitol and
sluggish representatives lifted up their
eyes and listened to the roar with terrific
awe. Some started for the scene, but
upon being told tie cause of the distur-
bance in the brief communication,
''Logan's up," turned back with full ss-
asrance that they could hear from that
sed of the capitol all that was worth
bearing. So through two hours Logan
swung his beautiful arosatrer the heads
of the senate like the booms of a govern-
ment drrnck, while his chin churned the
language like s pile -drover in a heavy'
sea. and the balled reporters anode wild
pluo.te. with their pencils t.. gather up,
his regurgitations for the punter. Ah
Logan is a great nun --a statesman
V ben he throws his intellect into •
question, whether it is of lnanee,er trelf-
g..verninent, lir sticking to the ship,
something has got to come. And you
.nay always knew where to find him --to
wit, where he has always been, drawing
lay from the government in some capac-
ity. He lacks only I fteen ur twenty
things of being an orator. He hu
lungs.
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR JUNE
W. BRETHOUR & CO.,
H
,+ BRAN"TFORD
We are offering Special Bargains in the following departments, hoeing half regular prices :—
DRESS GOODS.
ALL WOOL, CREAM NUN'S VEILING .. .. fur 12be.
ALL WOOL, BLACK NUN'S VEILING .. ..for I2;c.
COLORED DRESS GOODS, in great variety, .. .. from 1'!!.'.
PARASOLS.
PARASOLS, 'ACE TRIMMED. LINED, - -
St'N'SHADEl3. PLAIN AND LINO,.. .. .. .. .. .. ..
PRINTS;--MUSLI-NS A� T -L► SATEENS
1V.• have a 4hoiet! AsMrfllnelit of these Goods, Beautiful in PAWN and Los illi Pa.
KID GLOVES, LISLE GLOVIIS.
2 BUTTON GLOVES, NEW SHADES. .. .. .. .. gee. worth 21.00
3 BUTTON GLOVES, NEW SHADES, '. 50c. worth 21.00
BLACK AND COLORED SILK GLOVi S.A L LENGTHS, JERSEY YAKS
EMBROIDERIES AND LAWNS.
We have Just Received a Consignment of Very Handsome Euitroidcries, Choice in Pattern. and
Cheapest Goods of the kind offered.
Samples Sent on Application.
II- W_ RR=TIIO'LTR dt# CO
Brantford, June 12, 1884. BRANTFORD.
from Al 00
. froiu 7..1v.
4,11141.,
Post Albert.
HARBOR WORK. —A. C.
started the improvement
wi
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MRS. SALKELD
Ream e . piees.we .a ano•.uacise that ler
Stock of Spring and Summer Millinery
Is sow owaplete, and cwnpri.til all th•
Latest Novelties in Hats, Flowers, Feathers and
all kinds of Fancy Goods.
Prices Low and !York Guaranteed to Please.
A ('ALL S(ILICiTED.
Goderich. April le. Ita1.
MRS. W. SALKELD
UW -l. $u. eesser to Mn'iJessie W Mesa.
MILLINERY ! MILLINERY 1
We Lave muck pleasure in •esooneing to the I.a1i. s of (iederidi and i, forty, that
Our Stock of _Spring and _Summer Millinery
IS NOW COMPLETE. AND COMPRISES A VARIETY ter
Beautifully Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, Comprisin`a11_thy Now.
est Shapes. All are Cordially Invited to Examin• our Goods.
loathers, Flowers and_Trinuning Goods
"THE TORONTO HOUSE."
S%Yest side of square nest door to 11.n_teuu". 1.1111t store.
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Wbs1.. April es. anal.
Jas. Slluhiers & Sou'
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th the harbor pier.
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Hawkins has 0 ss�
In connection (�
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Ft.•xl x.:. - Almost every dayhparties amml
' this
fr• m ,
a .i,. to., ri
cis si t t lis pson ere and
throw their hooks for the sportive her-
ring and cautious boss. They often de-
part apparently well satisfied with their
day's sport.
Hato. —The rain shower on Tuesday
evening revived the flagging growth in
the meadows and grain fields, and fresh
tined up the fast wilting leaves en the
trees- The ground is extremely dry,
however, mai would take in • great deal
more rain.
Caora — Meadows are good and early
fall and spring crops fair, but unless
frequent showers some grain of all sorts
sown late will be a failure. Farmer
ori begining to see tint early sowing
whether in spring or fall is • necessity
If they wish to have good crops.
Stave FACTORY.— Mr. M•haffy's stave
factory has been in full blast for some
time, daily teaming out a large number
of steems. When the season s stave cut-
ting is over, attention will be given to
barrel heading and shingles The factory
r a great benefit to the plass as it em-
ploys a large number of sea.
Doi short DAT.—We sigma to ha re a
large crowd hero on the First, and hope
to be able to entertain them satisfactor-
ily. it will be seen by the large posters
that the grounds are free to all, and
every one, or payment of • small
entrance fes is allowed to compete in all
. t the games in which persona of no
particular age are required to take part.
Of course there is no exception nmde in
favor of residents of this or any other
place. All are welcome.
An Italia+ man-of-war meetly visited
Sseyl•, a seaport os the Straits of Bab
e1 -Mandeb, subject to Egypt, threatened
to bombard the place and exacted a targe
sum (nm the governor. There was
great excitement, but confidence was re-
• 'tome by the arrival of • British gun-
boat.
M. Scuri, the world-renowned single -
wheel rider, is now making a tear Of
Italy on the machine, and when com-
pleted will visit the United states. The
meet (S,curious thing about (kora is that
in his youth he lost the use of his legs
Et an at the titre o seven he was obliged
to be carried by his nurse, and cold
only get along by crawling en hands 'Ad
imam His father happily thought of •
lea which proved an effectual cure. A
chaff tricycle wee obtained, and the boy
was brought amend to Its able to nee it,
and from that time his health timidity
improved. it was not long before the
toy trlsyele was exchanged for • bicycle.
Bat 1w surgeons could boast of such s
cure es this-- acripple into an athlete—
in s eompantively short apses of tome. -
I M rr rsr of American Sports, .
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West Street. next door to the Post Odes.
'The Cheapest Hoose Vader the Mus.'
April re. 11181. 1Itsb
IZvC=sea
'teetame and intermediate
RATES_
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Dry Goods we ever carried,
and at Prices Lower than
Is now complete. and will t fond :u cu arae i'-.
L atpst Styles and the Best FinishedKW",f the Mw
COLBORNE BROS. Moderate Prices. A Call Solicited.
-- 'y MISS ate_ .i....
We have now the Largest THE SQt'.l,RE. • • i:: f.lt'ff,
Stock of Staple and Fancy ,
The Chicago House,
Steerage, $23.35.
C 0DFRICE1
--TO---
Liverpool, Londonderry,Glaa�o w
London, Queenstown, Belllat,
Bristol, Cardiff.
AI�I�AN LINE
ROTAL MAIL STEAMSHIPft
11.r sew NarOMs
ever.
Be sure and see our Prints
and Factory Cotton before
making your purchases.
COLBORNE BROS.
epi r -g Millir�.er r-
Sux xx er Millirs.ersr_
One o f the Most Complete .S tvc-ks int Goderich.
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES.
1i36 Wilkiasoa's, Chicago Houk.
Goderich. April 1G.1�'1. 1�
AT THE MEDICAL HALL.
ever t'AttiE1'lI Ue-
SWEEDISH TURNIP SEEDS.
Pare Paris Green and Luton Purple for Potato Bugg.
Going Outof Business
Pure
gHosleebbeorrryanInsoce on Currant
Bushes.
ear
y, BEST INSECT POWDKINDS OF ERS FoR TI TRUCTION OF
ALL
Ohl at COSI ! INSECT POWDER GUNS,\ FLY -PAPER, ETC., ETC
Selling .
F. JORDAN, Chemist and Druggist,
L1V ZRPOOL-LONDONDERRY-(3LAS►rlOil
Tea Sconces. Sas ROUTS TO aso Fane
ENGLAND.
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
1'NBURPASSED.
EVERY SATURDAY FROM QUEBEC.
Oabin Rate from Quebec bo
Liverpool, 260
From Quebec to Liverpool
and Return, $110.
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Sailings from Quebec.
SARMATiAN
PARISIAN
SARDINIAN
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Theredaylk.ht
Amin M ra wee �yes an}yww»►r M As. los oast
=Is77otats at lowest sea
tram Itwdawd
ere. Oerwisay. Mwe,�se u!
1;
1rt\ May
All persons indebte i to me err requested to setae up at once and earn expences.
p-Cuurt tholes Square, Goderich.
1947-
JOHN A. NAFTEL THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
/ss 7 {chats and all I.forwagaw. apply to
II. A R R?110
loiter Agent,
ede
MMM, lbw IW. *tato
Jaws flti. III.
lisp Hardware Emporium, Goderich.
For Cash I will sell all kinds of Goods at Lowest Prices.
See Those 10, 12 ,17, It 20c. Dress Goode.
Goderich Foundry.
The undersigaed, having purchased the Ooderlek Poseadry ata Machias Shgs. and \avlag
pat the same la good repair. will take coatroom ter
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�ti� tires tw4eeear�s�s.
Alt Iso t*srwtsa ifmasee A �o
A11IsIn1lisewt K. t►�easA
q�aa� a
n•tiiTT Oa..
Get your Printing
x*. • -.1"1-Offic L.
i.f. .
Flouring Mills, Steam Engines, Boilers,
And other M•rblserr wanted.
All Lands of Castings Made to Order.
• Floorilll Mills Glowed to tbs 'Meal bled* or Roller System.
Will keep Agricultural Implements as Mod, and do all RYPAIRS on short notice.
J. B. RUNCIMAN.
R. W. RUNCIMAN.
Ooderteb. April M. 1181. Iooly
REC=ITE?= !P
--A •tW
FOULE SERENE ---ALL WOOL,
25 Inches Wide, at 25 Cents—.SPECIAL VALUE.
TO MOTHERS OF FAMILIES 1
I offer a few pieces of DRESS (.(X)DS, irritable for Wrapper* and
Children's Dresses, es, at 10c_, 121e.. 15c., 20c. per yard.
Oodvlch. Mare\ l tb. *04. MIN`
DON'T READ THIS 1
McCOLL EROS. & Co., TORONTO, �.
lriwwtmar, all kiwis of Machinery OIIs of the best imenty. Ake -.---
NOTICE THOSE (iINGHAMS--11, 12e awl 15c.
EXAMINE THOSE PRINTS:
5c., 8c. 9c., • lOc., 124o.
No trouble to show Goods. Don't purchase if above are not facts.
Bolt Cutting, Wool and Oylinilse 011.
.nine --
LARDINE
RL CITE IIQz OZL
i M lttpliQt l o(e std ..us • M tinea tip pa 1.10000.
W- H_ RIDDI Y,
The People's Store, Goderich.
R. W. McKENZIE
(BION OF THF PADLOCK) 6,4,
—1S HFADQCARTERt. Mit—
STEEL BARB FENCE
With Barbs Either Four or Six Inches .1party
=rVLL LINES OFr l
Spades, Shovels and Gardening Tools,
ALIO A Fl"I.L STOCK OP—
GENERAL HARDWARE
•?�CZ�L V�LV>D ZN
Pai*ts, Oils, Glass and Painters' Materia
- SH 2FFIFLD CUTLERY_
R. W. MCKENZI l+:y