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lucre's aftami, mods Mod Ohs .ssaandSAW
A t.w.a.1 .sA LAMS nt•mkbd mad IIg. ISM,
W. sew the Woo I.aaSo *be*, m sssi;
has tura the weedlart.,•flus Sigh ad meetet
Ysisrday, of-osty 1UMsedar
Tommly. dadtag-+els yeasodaF.
Watt Ops apart sad ban of russet krona,
Ten .rows. dear Wit, asci the Sower dads*
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E t asping tie mow with your Walling Nes:
Mos you . t .k them was a wild rem glow,
aaW to ) ,sur eyes there ear • arms ray;
Tuu care with aro.e uuletrelcbed-you loyal vas
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Yesterday. darting --oats yesterday
Teuterdity. darling-may,..rday.
A ..n I n ids a.114 freau the army swab
W.- 'mat your brow the (ana'(s•t !,Sags away,
And soon, the kiss from your oriraa. route;
Ther boughs • an.red you ate r.w afar.. akisg,
Te roti ►out tient yes wlte as partial ray,
Thr woodlark praised pat w b:. baxoy sung.
Y rwisr.f•y, darting --cul; yo•.1c:.ltly.
T,sa.nl.y, darling--o.b ye'dentay.
.1%. to, eh. cur: but yssenb•y u -dyad:
The r..r cr Sala Wilmer arr.'s, the d.,wrr larked
"•y.
MO Walt the wolitUark warbles overhead;
- 'Katt w t...• %iu low, o(• stoat despair
I wens;), Sur b. -an up._ 1... marry way,
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A crowd of 5000 person tilled the large
skating rick al P.ct••n, Ont., last week
to listen to the Liberal leaders, who ro-
c lived a genuine /rat i 'it.
It was 3.40 o'clock ellen C. 11. WtJdi-
Seld, secretary of the Prince Edward
Reform Association, larvae and read an
address of wale t,, the Hon. E.iward
Blake. The vast audience, at the C )n•
clusoru, groan . •o salt... and for several
minutes tendered the great Liberal lead-
er an ovation such as he had nut received
before iu this part of the country. Ilata
and 'kerchiefs were waved. and the
builJiug shook with the cheeri that,
arose. Mr !Shake's face iulic:.teJ t!te ar
preciatioa be could nut fully express. Ile'
tooled the picture of vigorous health. 110 j
began by allow complimentary references
to the denotations, anti then expressed
-his--pl••sute-rat--the deine.ustrat the
magnitude of which was not confined to
the audience before hien, for thousands,
failing to secure admission. ere attending
an overdow meeting in atuitber cart of
the town. Ile the presence of
young men in the audience and intim-
ated that he was the first to suggest and
rive to the young men a voice and a
tots to public affairs. lie then turned
his attention to the representation of the,
Liberals in the thirty metero oonstituen-
--T.lsi; point.* out that the proportion ac-
cording to the votive population was in
favor of the Conservatives as 16 to 14. t
But by the infamous gerrymander act
the number of Liberals had b ern r•educ
ed to merely three. He prod uee.' a dia-
gram which. tickled the ani lienee im-
mensely. One side looked li ..• a checker
board with its white and black squares
repre..uting Grit and Conservative con-
stituencies, This was as it should have
been. but as he turned the other side,
with a entail white space in • kraut ex-
panse of black, he said, 'Thu is hew it
is.' He made a strong spot's! t.. the
LOYra4 Or TOPCLAO slat ItR'.yY)i T.
and asked them if the picture he had
presented was founded on righteousness,
truth, equity or justice i Ile urged the
Liberals of the eastern section 1..
exert themselves and avenge the wrong,
committed upon them, as the Lioerals in
eight other gerrymandered constituencies
had done. Ho went into the financies of
the country, and proved that the present
administration had been recreant to the
trusts committed t.. them. He also
showed them how greatly the annual ex-
penditure had been increseed, though
pro.nisee had been made that the affairs
of the country would be conducted most
economically. He referred to the pros
titut of the civil service system to pol-
itical puniness, and mentioned the in-
srease of the cost of government in this
one department from $823,000 in 1878
to over =1,0110,00') in 1886. in a sar-
castic vein he attacked the superannua-
tion system, and drew his c 'nclusior.s so
vividly that every Conservative in the
building -and there were many -hung
his heal in humiliation. In the same
sarcastic way he reviewed the national
policy, touching un the barley question,
a suhject dear to the hearts t f every resi-
dent of the Bay of Quinte district. He
denousoed the ally statement, pug.pad _
into the ears of the electorate, that the
t was responsible for the price
of produce. Iteferesoe was mal.; to
Tory vaponngs in 1578 regarding the de-
veloping of manufactures, and to the
hope indulged in that a tall chimney
would point heavenward at every cross-
road. and that there the housewives' veg-
etables, butter and ewzs could he dispos-
ed of any price. Ile hail heard one
member of parliament, 'Mr Farrow, of
Huron), Say that the national policy had
stimulated the hens unto
LAYING ynR): tin 110..1.0 E•.,'.t.
8e combatted the prop sitton that the j
Prosperity of agricultural cleanse depend-
rupon the prosperity of the manufsc-
rinr interests. The very opposite was
.he wee. The prosperity of the farmer' i
lepended only upon themselves. No
-trliaoent.meld rrgnlete nutters in or -
if to enrich them. 11' matte a NrIong
lint in his oor.demnatt .n of the prim -
system of electing members 4.1 the
hate, and subsequently alluded to
Tsg Lar, 0? P(t'Prtynroe[
♦ tis tnetnbers of the House of Com -
Fearful political immorality
.d, and i1 woe humiliating in the
that this should he. The con
f( the timber pedlars, land and
@peculators, railway charter
tiaras .ealhingly reviewed. Mr
+eke feelingly of the Northwest
, sad created unb•.mnded *ethos
`y declaring his poseuon upon the
iniatifatinn of that vast territory
Manitoba. He held the Ctw.•
peeresponsible beams of
sad *ogled 1••r every droperg
every tont of more
le fossettiow with the rebel.
'lair of the halfti eds
le ran ago that• would
THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, SEP. 24, 1886.
ant bass lama a war He .H+$ to e S
k. % attempt to most° religions serifs
in Ontario, acid oo.eluded w •p•triot-
io ,.teas... to .usl.deratwa and to the
ttasiMility .f sash preview kiting allow-
Od M.mtrnl thele melees nearest and
of it. He took We
tet applause. His
•yM.m.iike views on the
&sue A t. s .
teat amid •rift t rM
papplause.brad and mtl
question oblate' iJmittstiore. As the
thousands lei the bsihdini remarks eulo-
itatto of Kr Blake was heard errs every
band
Mw a ..de Canted Cast}
A slum young atom to the behdbt of
fashion was violently sneering in • street
car, when a remarked, "Aw,
Chaplin, dash troy, how drys cat:h that
dwindle! cold." "Aw, deah fellab, left
my cane in the lower hall tether day,
and in sucking the ivory handle, so
dwe•df.l add, it chilled we almost to
death." If Charles had used Dr. Har-
vey's Rod line Gum his cold would west
tro.ble him very much For sale at J.
Wilson's prescription drug store. tf
opats.
There a Roo. authority for resting that the
• heal -a magnificent gets too Ion; neglectful
:.meatus of the f...1L.h superstition of late
rear* a.o.•inted with i:--ta grossing in favor
abroad and u likely 10 mew to the front ben.
As the opal is the only It -,ensu+ dors. which
.Ir$av imutatlnn, and Ono speculums are of
ttirre appears no good reason
why npab &bawdd not nsover the high favor
they bold previous to the publication sot Sir
Walter &veva Dowel, -Anne or ('.eirrstcin."
to whit b romance b astroid to this dote' a
1 putter to bring lad lurk. 1 .. •
vtous 4, tb. appearance of this fiction the
opal enjoyed Is •original •'harsrter of being ■
toys stone and suitable tor betrothal gage.
A National E.11
There is no question but that Dyspep-
sia is the national disease of our c.,uutry,
and when complicated with disease of
the Livor and Kidneys is the cause of
untold uuistery. Burdock Blood Bitten
will almost i.,variably cure the worst caw
known.
Telveta
Plata vmlvme@ towns in all the new Mors,
Akio repped or seine. 1n croft stripes alter -
sting with plain velvet. The novelty is in
the petits psis or pm -dotted velvets, w►itb
small spots embroidered on them in eontnar:-
ing relent. such as currant '.4 wrought oU
Salarnmbn blue, or navy blue. or green, sail
also in tone upon tome, especially in iwown
.had.s. such st. Burde dots on leis de roe, the
1:err nrlew•..l shade.
Of Etta! Ampersaaee
it is just as essential that the botnan
body should have pure blood, as that •
tree or plant should have sap to nourish
and invigorate its growth. Nearly all
our bodily ills arise from unhealthy
blond. Burdock Blood (titters purifies
this fountain of life, and regulates all the
vital organs to a healthy action. 2
'Nis Wale.
It meow as though the good sense of man)
:adieu might prevail against Ib. rnmhtned ef-
f•ortaof hairdressers and i:air imp.rten, so
tral.n:sly do they cling to a becoming merle
when one is fount! to shit then,; and in this
ikikom 01 general rather :tbau part* *lar
styles, ladies are justified in retaining ena
which become them.
The hair piled loosely upon the top of lit.
bread and fringed in front in the present fash-
ion, is met•s generally becoming W women
than any one other styL•. It it also neater
and healthier: leaving the hack of the heal
,pen to the air.
1 • TMI RNV. 6120. H. THAYER, ell
, Ind., sap ; "Both myself sett
awe we lives to SBI WH'S CON-
SUMPTION CURL" For sale by J.
Illiklss, dreggiat.
unman and News.,.
Prepare the body for health and vigor
by taking Dr. Chase's Liver Cure. No
Spring lledecine to equal it. It stimula-
tes the Liver, ads digestion, and purities
the blood. Large bottle and Recipe
Rook, $1 Sold by Jae. Wilson.
Ole sasInees ret Irvine*.
Fro.. the N. F. . w..
Citizen (4e st.•/pr)-Ate yea Mid. my
friend!
8tranger-:1y p se, 4r.
Citiaes-it ls • great aAicties to be even
partially blind.
Stanger -It •a, sir, but fortunately it does
not interfere with my betaine...
Citizen -What Mumma are you is!
Stranger -1'm a .. met a country
51511,,
I That Hacking Cough can be so quick-
ly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guaran
tee it. For sale by J. Wilson, Druggist.
3 Sleepless Nigbta, made miserable by
that terrible slough. Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. For sale by J. Wilson,
Druggist.
4 Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Re-
medy. Trice 50 cents. Nagai injector
free. Fur gels by J. Wilson, Druggist.
5 Foo lame back, aide or chest, use
Shiloh s Porous Plaster. price 25 cents.
For sate by J. Wilson, Druggist.
7 Shiloh's Vitaliser is what you need
for constipation, Immo( Appetite, 1)irzi•
nem, and ail symptoms of Dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. For
sale by J. Wilson. Druggist.
8 Croup, Whooping Cough and Bron-
chitis immediately relieved by hiloh's
Cure. For sale by J. Wilson, Druggist.
10 ARE YOU MADE miserable by
indigestion, Constipat ion, Dizziness,
loom of Appetite, Yellow Skin 1 Shiloh's
Vitaliser is a positive euro. For sale by
J . Wilson, druggist.
12 SHiLOH'S CATARRH REME-
DY a. positive cure for Catarrh, lip
Iberia and Canker Mouth. Fur sale by
J. Watson, druggist.
13 "HACKMETACK,- a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 28 and 30 eta.
For Sale by J. Wilson, druggist.
14 SHiLOH'S CURE will immediate.
ly relieve Croup, Whooping Cough, and
Bronchitis. For Sale by Jas. Wilson,
1:0 F It DYSPEPSIA and Liver
ComplEnt, you have a printed rumen -
tee on every bottle of Sbileh's Vitalizer.
it never tails t.. core. For sale by J.
Wiliam, druggist.
16 A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each la,ttls of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. For Sale by J. Wilson,
druggist.
Dr. Dic Lewis, whose death oeeurred
ree►ntly, will be known in history ee the
originator of the W...wew's Crusade ref
1873, oat .d whish grew the W
wbisi today has • g...b.eship el
900,000.
Forts .r interest.
The Sandwich Want .re twelve In num
0 in An.. rl an colleens are not
.aereasing to gunnies:em t.. lite 1•..i.ul tiM►
A great brie i1 • hail, g.n11a the 1•actac
wean thr• a .;h w,.4.•rn Ana rim, tit Asha
.est and t:e• Planate.
pawns el... v toil' led win a psi; itath..
Id the heart or have into '.r t ! tier, • •.a e•t-
atema•.t •.f tie• sur..:ia' ,• l ,ei•utd Dot use.• cos
W • Olt e
Brown l .gourd says.w• sorbing is a
Miura', rri?a actio ,• tel •.liy it Wetelligent
Not much i. needed el- :u ,t eau do any good
tt alt 11 -ben it cannot du ary goad tt
,bould be r.•.:.oe.i
An lieu t, wry 9-1 fee: h' -'1 i, to le erected
in the grouts s .4 ti.•• ....Eon; Parts • •, i-oa-
ental ealJtdtk.u. Th' toter will be ini q.rort-
41 by four pillar& The .cruet, res w LI , oat
11.WIt,(U). aid will be surmoun'e.I i y a pow
'riot rl_ctrte light
e
tierce 000.
ID Great Britain the question . 1 Home
Rule is commanding attention. To the
man with a cold in the head or cheet the
safest way to ensure Wire Itu'e over s
cold is to have on hand a bottle of Dr
Harvey's Red fine Glum. For sale at
J. WIlion 's Prescription drug store. tf
Will You Suffer with Drsnemja and i
Liver Cnwuplaint' Shiloh's Vita•.zer ia'I guaranteed to cure you. For sale by J. Wilson Druggist.
To tie Medleal Itrw.es•iaa. meg all *bog.
11 may rwacea.
Ph••sphatine, or Nerve r...w, a Phos-
phate Element based upon bcieutitic
Facts, Formulated by Professor Austin,
M. D. of Boston, Mass., cures Pulmon-
ary Coneumptton. Sick Headache, Ner-
vous Attacks, Vertigt. and Neuralgia
and all wasting diseases of the; human
system. P osphatine is nut a Medecine.
bus a Nutriment, because it contains no.
Vegetable or Mineral P.isons. Opiates
teeotics, and so Stimulants, hut wimp%
ly the Phosphatic and lhartric Elements
fount in our daily food. A single bottle
is mitiieiont to eonvine,.
•ell it. 111.00 per bottle. LvwtaN & $ICK Het1ut►�t:E,
Cc.. sole agents for the Dominion, IIIoar L7. adarlr.
35 Front Sheet East Toronto Dizziness.' unatlpa.
tion. ltsdlre.tlow,
Mea Tear Saar unit llfluta•tassarksri
r •mp civ cun-•t I•y tar.
Don't allow a cold in the heed t.. si .w'y Pierre's
rle•oarai aTt
and surely develops into Catarrh when cePwtwraavtizs :. :•:-
1 •:..a.•lruia.
you be cured for 25 cents
A few application will cure incipient' West Street Meat
Catarrh.
One ur two boxes will curs ordinary I(
Catarrh. to JoI1llSIoll.
line to five hAllros exes will cure chronic
Catarrh.
v I ' hIel akiisal Institute
ase., e1 i1Rw.e.. awe .YtiM
hal rl..aeae•aa and M.wwa.
ALk CINOSIC DISEASES A SPECIALTY.
P111141 t• tr.oud Its.• Or at their iota... fluty
tn•et...t at home, through tarnvyswuekn.v, w
twtew,tuily a. If here lu person. Come and
saw us, or w•ud ton wow la stamps 1.44 our
"lawkb' OwN a..k." which riser all I•artie--
elan Addrar: WORLD'S U.eras0Aav Maus -
CAL *0.1* t 1rn,X, 1151 )tau Ilut'uMti N.Y.
ABRAHAM SMITH,
TAILOR & CLOTHIER.
New C3-oods,
Ne Styles,
vv Ir Lice,._
Gents' rarnishings, Hats and Caps, 8&c.
If )uu *auto Alp )et sl) ltah.ns. call at
ABR.& 3 AM c3MITMI'B_
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(ludrtirh, June 3n1. Istat.
FARMERS AND THRESHERS
Use on your Machinery only the Well-known
for " w,wn-nut,.• '• run-•b.wn." d.•bllltwt. 1
Ordnaol t.aawr', roil,. •rat ."anetre•ae••4. Wooer.
i. a ,ors, and overworked wo'mw r e. rally
fir. 1 :.•roe's I'ay.rr*te Pnwrintlgn r the• .at
, •t all melon's . re towns. 1. W .e 4 a " 1'ur.-4Yr
tit admirably fulfill, a singleness ..f p'ertr•r',
te•trlg a 111.4.14 potetw t1retiao ter all 1h011.'
.'omni• Weakn'ese and Dertw . les ,1tir to
wino. n. The treatment .d inane tlw-a::u.•t.
:.•,. h core. at the Inad1•ls' Hotel argil'.tre-
nut In,m•t,lte F la aRrw4.4 a lung• ..seen nae
In ...Iapetus; n•m,do• for tlw•Sr c.us•, ate. 1
Or.Farnrits MsKiptk
Is the result of thi• v tet etoevierth'. Weer
twa.esaal . .. ..Hary latlaaug.atluz• .
sad ulceration. It le a wpeeetl:.•. .55
is a p•w.rful ge'te n .l, w w.•lt as u51- ln.•, 1o414C
an 1 ner..me, and e.t.a! to vor"r and rtron*th
to the wu.dr ',Ment. It sun• weakness of
stomach, ltelhr.-el•:•. h: ',trt•y. w.wk Is•ck.
riert-otte prtwtratlom, tea tlnustin.i, *.delay evil
slerplwstesa us • atm t -• v. 1•at.weir l rre.ri;.•
tion M odd by .irogvtsta under ewr 1•w•iler
Oleo rant, s. See wrap;•-t*'ronn.l 1• til••.
nit etc wormers
PRICE $1.00, ,wet sa,oc.T.
', nd to t.-nts inseam, for Dr. i n. •n e a lents,
Tn•atis• r.n 1►hien*•, of t".oven «145 mons,
paper -covered,. .udders*. W.rwt tee -
t•tI♦ Yi[Upa:....-r.. 4A-.......21.013 Main "Utes,
Butlil e. X. Y.
ss
Matt'
YO
\ev C zss LITTLE
\tazlsa�\t LITL''R
A\T14114101 • tool C.1TIN AI.TIC.
Market,
Sold by James Wilson at 23: per box.
Try it -take no ether -It oil! cure
you. ly
11 WHY WILL YOU ,.ugh whet.
Shileh's Cure will titre immediate relief
Ptice IO etas, 30 Ma, a sd $1. F..r sale
by J. Wilson, druggist.
6 Shiloh', Cough and consuni' tion Cure
is sold by us on a guarantee. It cuts
Consumption. Fur role by J. Wilwa,
Druggist.
. DUN N'S
BAK'bC o! the fnilow:ng vi7:etie.7'-11 Poetic
PEERLBSS OIL.
SIX GOLD MEDALS have been awarded U .luring the three reeve. Try
also our rttltim.wa I ILA aitttasa for your Wanness
and Horse 1'owe•rs. \lauutgeturt.l at q.rea till ell N.rk.. by
SAMUEL ROGERS & CO., TORONTO.
YATES & ACHESON, Goderich.
Toronto, June 11th, Seri, •fll-I
Agricultural Implements.
C. H. GIRVIN,
Has Rote Moo the Aer.'roltu.alIrep;rmrnthuatneas,awl rtpeal titsthe ((llow:u.t I:uurs-
HARRIS do SON, Brantford, BINDER/4, Mrt%Elt'. and REAPER&.
('O('KSIIU TT, Brantford, t'1.ows, HA't L,•ADEJLY and Seuit.t.51L..
MASSON MANUFaC'Tl'RI\(; CO., U'shawa, Sell) 1)Ru.l. and
ACIRAT FUR
Ceuuiue Newyork Sillr Seill
INFO
C_ H_ G'IRVIN,
Ilamilton street. a tew doom bellow lie Colborne HeteL
Keep Your Feet Dry!
Yon can do this at • very trilling cos by buy's, your
BOOTS & SHOES
11.1.
I:1\1,114' SAT FMK STORE OF
ATS E. DOWNING
Care A::enlion .d ,'romp nkilrery
A ('.t.LL 8OL1( LIED.
Pee 2116 114:5, ^7
Crab's M.locl
i-- _ _--- _ __ _ f a .LL _ -- L! _ _ I 1 hare now ss }.and • o;,- largest .tock rv.•r shown in 4oderlch, and romprt.ea nary line 'e
Fa=ers
Milli 14441114 to a tint -c!,,.'1... stere, from the east: ad, through all the intermediate (rai5.
' Lathe hear left tow i..r:r I w dl .. l' at
The undersiger . i•e. a l 1.. a Selett.oa of
Pure. (lean
SEE
Lucerne, Alrlke, Trefoil Pett the And
('!u stat rf
ver. TuRotby, Lawn
,oases suitable for perm
all v etfels o[ i
r pasture, lista �
POWDER~t' aro (tarter, H)eslleanit itiwbdi.at,
THE COOK'S BEST FRIEND
Corn. Tareslnd Flax: al.o Firl4 and Garden
"weds of last years growth -true to tame.
A f411assumnett of Fi..ur,and Feed.
i The l'elr,ratrd t -,..un ,'hunt- the hest in
the taarkr;t.
.l 'on•hrnn n,at of rholee Fre.'. T.••., con.
sitaing of HL•zk, (terse and Japer.. -whole-
sale ami retail.
A Sorge stnut.Rt et Momry to Lean.
LMZAA'� !
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411'&07vE,pS?E
PRESERVE YOUR
SIGHT
Ily wearing the only
FRANK•LAZARUS
.Lit of the firm of Laura%.t'.1•.r::e
Reloned Spectacles and Eye Glasses
Three Spectacles and Eve Ola..rs have been
wird for the pad 31 years. an4 worn in mart
Instance unbounded satisfaction. Th.) are
TOR Naar 14 TNR w'nnt.n. Ther never tire.
and last many years without change.
- VI R !ULU tiY--
Yates & Acheson,
■AROWARE llganuATti
ORD DFait ICH_
FRANK UZARUSJANUFACTURER
24 Maryland itnae Ilarrnw itea&
LONDON, KN(:I•AND.
,tate Laramie t Morrie. Hartford ('onn.5
ttNo connection with ane other firm is the
Iiominion of ('anada.
Jan tuh.lint Orly
The Canadian Pacific Railway
THE GREATEST COOPORATION ON EARTI4.
Th.• \I.rt Direct and ,feat Equipped Route
between
MONTREAL - TORONTO,
QUEBEC
OTTAWA, - KINGSTON,
BOSTON
DETROIT - CHICAGO,
fit. LOUIS
KANSAS CITY,
AND ALI. POINTS h:A,tT AND VI' FAT.
Rehire your Tlrk.ts elrwbers'
roll on
R. RADCLIFFE
OFFICE ' owl to
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IO•re Dewe I= tiiiir
Uoderteh. July title, ISIS. 1513.
-R. PRICE,
Masonic D.,tk, East tercet, Gederich.
March 11th. IRAR 20X -6n
IIA�lRsKNham
WA BALM
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hair 1.0
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turret tc::,r, r:
moves Dc
stops tie tea'
fro failL:g out
incr:ases its
growth. and vv:l
not soil the skin.
As a hair data
sing. it has e-
superioe. Guar
anteed har,,:1eas.
Prepared 1.7,
Harkness & Co.
London, Ont.
Rota hy all 1
and Finest 11 .Sint
Dries.
CiODERICH
Prices that Will Suit EQw+,, wase.
Ladies' Boots, in Button or Laced, from 11.00 to =5.00.
Misses and Children's Strong School Boots, from 75c. up,
Boys do., 11,00, up, all other Lines Ptoportionately Cheap.
I ,an ami DLII .01.5 you. ho:h in goods and prises.
E e D O ,QCT -N T N G
Crabh'. Block, Corner East street and Square.
V.R. To the trade Lea. her and finding. in anyg tflyJtLowestPrices,
EASE AND SECURITY
This ret a double ?s' Iii (f t�swf j eaR jMe the position of the shown
spring situated in the Pad. by whk0t
.. 'UNeITAN•f but east !Nu-AHDsad l 1't1'. 1t.l)
GEO (}hErrnR ihx ,TMPS AiuS, -D
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SOLE AGENT, C+ODERICH_
Fehrnary Sth. iPrci s 1f61 -
Extensive Premises and Splendid New Stock.
W O O L E N co.E33,ArtRY,
DdILLB. L•,BBET M:1KER AND tiNllERTAKBR
T., tA. A,.J (Jrulc.ri of the J•mrrvnndidg
4.mnfro:
We wish to say that we are p-rpsredto take
your woos in eschange for ti•.. s or work tt
for you into an of the to!lowInn'rtnil's..:z
Blankets --White, Grey or Horse.
Shirtings Grey or Check. -
Cloths - Tweeds or Full Cloths,
Light or Heavy.
Flannels White, Grey, Colored,
Union, Plain or Twill.
Sheetings--Broad or Narrow,
Stocking Yarn - White, Grey,
Clouded or in Colors.
Carpet Warps made to order,
ROLL CARDING.
Om facilities for this work rennet be .ur-
Wei will ends•• or In most rases toile
t the day it Is brought In. if re•t1irp4.
(Teuton spinning sn.l Peeling, or 90lnning
on the Cap. coarse or One. hard or trop twin.
M repulsed.
We are In • peeitinn'n do .I' kinds of ens
ter work, sswally don. In • full vet resign
m111, aid was will guarantee 10 do for you felly
«goal. If tint • Mlle better than say la on
murr.uadings.
A tea aspectlilly.el trite&
E. McCANN
Rant Rad Woolen ]111
Osdert May Ifith, Ie!
Hamilton Street, Goderich
A goal ysertamest of K.tthei. Red -room. ihn!ng Room and Parlor Fn niter?. too h ne t
Wee. n Slaty rane and wood meted,, t .•pboard., fled -steads Maureen* , Wesh-NS.4
Lounges. clots, Wbat-Nota. Look log Glasse!.
\.8.--A sew)pletta.soa'mentofConlon and - rondsalwaleon hand sloe Hearses ter hl
at reasonable rate .
Pictnre Framing a specialty -A call asi r sed 1;51
ART DESIGNS IN WALL PAPZEI
Now the tire itnowish sneer two Wes roomiest het..,(emeRatter est 1.1
He be. over
20,000 Rolls the Latest Designs
fean'ifn colors asd•tpr're.lssathaw very mn"h Inferiornuts,
•r tt.tbostvslwslatown.s• mast east ('+•1•a*Nudes. The
The Lalest Spring Bazaar Pt1cs & F�hias,
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