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m "T000*$ AT WORT. Muff:FALL AArt{•wrMT.yM A mg cm mac WINTERItsThe Pil t Lager Ity;d gives ti.
toliowiac teatuat of the trouble at Mbh-
i Matassa !0 Ill worse
.tea The sitteertdel".6 er, who is beabout to make seine ►m • W.
p su gulag from ked b . at a redtlrtMu fug t :�tcN kr stook .0 portant .Jtaafrsa la Js kodfsas. new . l•. E T H
thrMtetu anew to �+ ani it oLJ
Images a rival to Pen-
insula R
inenfa Harb•r is lawlessness. 0.,
ehtm*nt bytakets�►eWised,
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we.eesiou o the town
and thrw/eaing letters have beets sent to
a aaajurity of the respectable readouts
'adoring them to leave tl+e town ..r they
will be promptly dealt Ari. The puha*
snaiiat•ste, Mr. Burden, was hrxl at its
toed a few eights ago, the hall passing
within a few inches of his head. Another
oedemas nonmed Allieeta.Is. was asleep
in the same house at the tour, was also
fired at. but luckily recape,l being shot.
The dimes wee »ached us* Friday nicht
Let, however, when Joke McKeuzie,ebo
had been detailed cur special work at
Ifichipicoten, by Mr. Rues, of the C. P.
R., was in Mr. Macdotsalu s Ake, the
teenager for the c teepauy at Miohipictea.
A furious fusilade was opened uu the
building. On the gentlemen going out
ro ascertain the cause of the *booting,
they, in company with a Mr. Wilson.
were made the target for the pistols of a
cumber of sleeked men who tiptoed a
heavy tire un them. All escaped injury
but Mr. McKenzie, who was shot i, the
haud, the ball indicting so ugly though
not necessarily dangerous wound. Mr.
McKenstw arrived in town last night by
the steamer City of Montreal, and was
seen by a Maisel reporter. He rays
that he has had his hand probed fur t
ball, but, w far, it has not been gee out.
He dui:hued that the °dice of the C. P.R. ,
is (root of which they were atanding,was
riddled with bullets, and he considered
the escape of all three from the bullets
.of the would•be atwssius simply wonder-
ful. No arrests were made, in it would
be impossible to convict any of the
roughs. He further says the place is full
of boarding horses, alt of which sell
whiskey, its market talus being tib a
beta*. Amour those who have received
notice (rum the roughs to leave are Mr.
M*edueald, the C. P. R. agent, Mr.
French, .4 the first of Geddes d Co..
anal others. Mr. McKenzie the gee'
of Mr. Worthington, of the Customs de-
pertment ou Nugent -street. Brigadier
Burden has left Michipicuten fur the
Sault, to bring op an armed force and
endeavor to rid the tow.' of the roughs
and restore order.
T. Farrow. ear. es the toot est.
The Gerrie Erie/prise says :—For the
/Meal of those persons who are trying
to make their treighb.ore believe that tit
Scott Act movement is a "Grit dodge to
drank up the Tories," we publish the
following extract from a prit.te letter
written by Thos. Farrow, Fay., 111. P. for
Neat Huron, to a friend in this village :
"Bloevale, Oct. 9th, 1884.
"Drs* Sta :-1 am sorry that you or
some tnaada of temperance is Howick
are not tetter a.quaiuted with what was
dose in the Howe of Commons when the
Soots Aet was paned. I even went far be-
yond it and spoke on the question, and
ear speech was published in the Mooned
Witwew. Impounded a motion then to
the effect that the wools country was
ready for abs Scott Act. or in other
woed., to have total Prohibition is the
whole country. As to its being a party
question I point you to Prof. Fuster,who
is a C:neerv.tive, than whom there is
not a more earnest man in the eases ;
to Sir L. 1111.y, a lifelong supporter.
Man for man the Conservatives are sot
a whit behind the Reformers in this mat-
ter. When the petition same rou.d 1
aigned it. As for my vote, it will be
cast in the right direction—that is oath*
side of temperance and sobriety.
Yours truly, T. Kaiser►.
DRY GOODS
6rKgnes, Ready -We Cktk aid Boo aid Sion.
Call and see fur yourselves. biota suJ Shoes will be sold at half prise. Gro-
ceries r dl be
WONDERFULLY REDUCED I
A large stock of good 'Valencia raisins will ate odd at 5c a Ih., or 81.00 per box of
28 lbs. Belanee of stock of Beaux -meds C...thio;t reduced from 10 to 10 per mai.
THE CHEAPEST SHIRTS AND DRA11'ER.S YOU EVER SAW
Complete stock ,•f Canadian and Scotch Tweeds, Euvliah Worsteds and Nubby
Overcastings. TAILORS on the premiss. Suits made to order at 10 and up-
wards. Fit guaranteed. Boys and Girls' Clothing cut tree ut charge, when the
goods aro purchased at the store of
THE RED, WHiTE AND BLUE
- Rosh to the trout and secure bargains "bit
EORGE ACHESON.
MISS GRAHAM
has now on band one or the Anent stocks of -
FASHIONABLE
F II and Winter lldlio���r
IN Tow?. 1.
The Newest and Beat Shapes and
Shades and the Most Reason-
able Prices.
Gudericb, out. IGth, 18El. 19G-,
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY I
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takes pleasure in announcing that she has just received some stylish lines ut goods,
which she purchased it, peewit at the wholesale houses. The goods are
Of Fine Quality, Stylish and Cheap.
CALL AND SEE MY ASSORTMENT OF
A Rem eetabia Tutu.
A lady in Newport who honors me
tab her friendship, owns a remarkable
dots. He is i King Charles 'model, I
believe. The doe is oettainly a beauty,
with his silky coat, his long ears and his
ympstherie eye'. I dont know his
made; it is 'Too -tuts,' 'Tuto,' or 'Toto,'
they all sound dike, sed I never have
seen the dear dug's mune noshed oft.
When this famines dog is on exhibition
in the beautiful horde of mytrend, he
does wonderful things. ie mistress,
giving bins a bit of cracker, say' : 'Tutu,
there is sugar in this. and sager coats a
Rood deal of uor.y.' The dot takes a
Iitt* bite, sed in his mouth hands—if a
dug can "hand" a thine in his mouth --
the net of the cracker hack. It be b
told that the cracker is cheap, that IS
did sot toll( arythsog, be eta k greed(ix.
Sometimes be is told : 'Tote, there a
in that cracker ; don't eat it.'
b* peon it to pieties and pats it
away from kin. In everything be shows
int.).ct sod intelligence. Darwin, it
you remember, exhibits a very pretty
Ewe between intellect and iatelligsoee.
James Barclay is visiting (Timid, in
this vicinity.
A Scott Act mew meeting was held in
Haekett's church on Thursday evening
bot, Then wee a large member of *lec-
terns present, and the speakers were
listened to with grad attention. Rnbt.
Harrison was ealbd to the chair. The
speakers were D. t Osmeroa, of Leek -
mow, Mr. Richards, Rev. Mr. Taylor, of
Bay6eld, and Rev. J. Smith, of Toron-
to. No pigeon ,poke spigot the am.
A vote was taken at the close of the
seating when more than two-thirds of
Moss pros..! ,Wood up in favor of the
Ant. We are sorry to say that a'peei-
ma of the work that the tavern -keepers
me feint' was present is the traps of a
"mg (mal who was drank.
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Ribbons & Feathers
and the newest things in SHAPES.
nery Opening!
a22SS 777-2ia NSON
Bess to announce that she has just returned from the Americas eltie., bringing with her
Tik Very Latest Fall and hinter Fashions
And that she will bold bier Fall and N' inter 311111Iaery Opening on
SATURDAY, OCT. 4th, 1884.
Oa which occasion she would respectfully write the Ladles to call and see the display at
The Chicago House,
WEST STREET. OODERICH.
Ood.rteb. Oc. Sad. IRS.
COLBORNE BROS.
are going to bare the unseat est meet varied ;
, stook of General Dry Oasisgee
e�m�
ha that the, have er shows. Ww
smeared .acre bargalas la
DREW/ GOti M. TWEEDS AND
sHIRTINGA, d,
that are worth enquiring for.
Bleed gee Colored
M Via.ritrrgaeresrmaroto
eettoe to: wir
'$mk.kl.atatlriandsthkey have spent!
a ..e shot Wales.
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JUST ARRIVED.
ABOUT THREE THOt'9AND DOLLA
OF NEW FALL 000D*. AND A
CES THAT WILL SURPRISE EVERY-
1tE.
CALL AND !MK THEM. �I
COLBORNE BROS.
EreTOeK NOW COMPLETE Ili EVERY
DEPARTMENT, ..am Toa LA ROW THAT
THEY HAVE EVER SHOWN.
COLBORNE BROS.
Oat. M. Meed.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE.
Toe C.ah 1 will mill all kind, of Goads at Lowest Prides.
Else Those 10, 12 ,1'7, & 20c. Dress Goods.
NOTICE THOSE OINOHAMS--11, 114 .nd 16c.
EXAMINE THOSE PRINTS:
6c., 8c., 9c., 10c., 12- -c.
...NM, to Omer O.att•. Desi monies* if above ere net Erma
W. Et_ RID: r
'Tem
holies st...,4).6.4.e.
PR13 TFORD
It is with pleasure we announce the arrival of our Imports for the Fall and Winter Tirade, and :,,.r-
ing been carefully selected in the belt European Markets, and for Catch, the stuck will be found a, .leve_
tofore, equal to any in the country for variety and unsurpassed in value.
We continue our Special Offer to parties at a distance, vis :--
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SAMPLES BY MAIL, with Price and width Marked..
Goods sent by Mail or expresso, and if not satisfactory Htav lie returned and money refunled Par-
ties desiring to mho a personal inspection, and purchaa to tine amount of &10.00, we will pad- one fare.
DRESS GOODS, SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS.
New Combinations in Dress Goods.
Handsome Plaids for Combination.
Ottoman Cords, Foule Cloths, Cashmeres.
A Beautiful Line of Surah Satins, Very Low in Price
Flushes, Velveteens, Brocades.
H. W. BRETHOUR & Co., Brantford_
Brantford. Oct. fid, 11St.
GREAT REDUCTOIN IN COFFEES
Harlow pur, hat.. -d the latest Improved Coffee Roaster. 1 am tumble.( to offer Fresh. fare
(:round t'olrcw at the follow lag Ince.:
Teva, 30c_ per ll�.
iz=z7c=1 Rio �.8c pez 11c)
RAT'=S_ Mixeca., 25c_ aper ib
Steerage $21.40. QUOTATZONI�
St
Steerage and Intermediate •
G-ODERICH
Liverpool, Londonderry, Glasgow
London, Queenstown, Belfast,
Bristol, Cardiff.
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPF
LIVERPOOL-LONDONDERRY-JLAS :r)R
THE SHORTER? SEA Roc 'w To Alta Fame
ENGLAND.
SPEED, COMFORT AND SAFETY
UNSURPASSED.
EVERY SATURDAY FRO/ QUEBEC.
Cabin Rate from Quebec to
Liverpool, $60.
From Quebec to Liverpool
and Return, $110.
Saltine's from Quebec.
PARISIAN ttb Oct.
Ilth "
(IRCASSIAN
POLYNESIAN
PERI; VIANC
SARDINIAN /Rb Nov.
CIRCAAS IAN .so, Sind ..
Passengera moire to ]sous Yedericb on
Thursdays. at 12 o'clock, maklag direct con -
se .tion with steamer's* Quebec.
If yea are seedbed far oar Meads. Toa can
oheala Prepaid flasss.s at tweet rates
at this (Mee. sv.Osiis tie• �.d, Ireland
8seettsad. France. 6eemasy, Swedes an 1
F iekets and act lwtbrnati.s, apply to
21.♦RYfTRONG
Ticket Agent.
Ooderich.
Goderteh. xar ISth. Inc
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Have srrivta(pa large sleek of Flr.t-Claw
Ckig&Heatio Stoves
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For Weed Iliad Coal. wile► they will sen at
Lowest Living Prices.
?Iawwrk prwmpttr a eo ited y o=peaineved
SUC+AR
STANDARD GRANULATED SI "GAR, 12 Ho, for 81.00.
COFFEE SUGAR, 1 i obs for 1.00.
BRIGHT YELLOW, 1:r tAv for 1.00.
Also a large stock of Bassa mid Lard. and every other uontmodity to be (cued to a erM•elaw
West Bide Conan Hates
square, Godericb
Gm°_ GRAN?'_
W. McKENZIE
IS NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
but has been so long 1a 1t and formed such good trade coonectiena that be is able sad will
GIVE BETTER BARGAINS
IN
GENERAL HARDWARE!
Than others professing to sell sr cat- He 1.hI� his beam in the future, se r
(tae past, ,ball be NOW oaths
CHEAP
HARDWARE
EMPORIUM.
Five (5) Per Cent. Off Cash Sales
R. W. McKENZIE'S
GREAT EXCITEMENT
At GOBig Forel/are Earporlum oe
A IL CORNELL
HAMILTON STREET,
WHERR YOU WILL FiND THF
largest and Bet Azsorted Slack of Furitilre
AND UNDERTAYERM rt; RN/BRINGS iN 0ODERiCH.
Dnvlel.r t h Woes
o sot a 11. lowest for carat He *leo ko; the Celaaated a..wteee,
M yr lams rarkty of atalaNlf saT5 os. baM s..1... ire's
Don't Forget the Cheapest House in Town.
Pioture Framing a Speoialtp.
Funerals Furnished Neatly, Cheaply, & with a Good Hearse.
The wool stock of placer Deeds and Wall 1 —A Loo THE OFFIeg FOIL—_
Paper.
Next dees
TPost Ogee.The Oelebrated Singer Sewing Machine
M Cbegwt Besse candor W sear.
Oede deb, inset *h IIIL
it Wblet heats the world. All orders left here will receive pawns attend.e tree the sir
Dederick. Set. lith. Ilk. , T. AKert7s
..APPDE
aBARRELS.t�
lailti j sdatingle A.tftp se sins
LOWEST FIGURE
p eoRie. sad wed deliver te say pert
Frwplsns ane olasetygerwoulleolf. Apply to
PAT. FARR,
taearastlrl halt Wert Owe, Moo
Acle t• faY aMLtea
Get your Printing
at this office.
Goderich Foundry
The setter used, baring •eirehe.ed the Oede•rlel. Irewsdry and Machine Shot.. s, .t i
pet the mm* ar aced repair. will lake cestraees ear
Flouring Mills, Steam Engines, Rode,
And ether Meehls.ey wamred.
All Siad. of Castings ]Made to Ord(
newts /Ms 1 M t• the Waal Rely or Roller tribe.
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beee AssMslltmwl a-rw.ate ea head. wed de all REPAIR,' en short ss11o,
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