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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1888-10-12, Page 41' fi"` uron fignal -- EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, AT Ma COMICS : NORTH ISTRZXT. 6OD1ERICIL lo wesd local aeweipaper. fo ►r sewsadt d:asaoaatia et et. fete tads.. Wale Or newt 'taran*.1 PAI • year ; Toa for u ■ mouth, ; Nn. fee ihmesaostba If the eubocriptio• te ant paid la Women, eaba nptwin • ill be shamed el abs mete et P.m s year. salt •s•CtTtletlit: PATINI and other casual advertnements, ao per (Lr for Ira insert.un, and 3 orals per Ices ter saeL .0 Mee tied t usertton. Memeuted hr a nonpareil scale. Local maces in .onpartel type k per tun Legal maims in ord.sar7 reading type Ie ps werd- B.sinome cards of six Ones and under 113 per year. Adverti.tmesls of Lest, bead, Slowed, mantas C �Vacant. Wanted. usot en Wanted eediag t Uses as.parlel NI per month. Hesen on tide and Farms ea Bale• sot to seed t Hasa tel for first mos' b. 30c per sub- sequent sostb. Larger advt. in properties_ Any special notice. the otyeet of which is to presto:e the pecuniary benefit of any indi- vidual or /ompa•y, to be considered an ad ventiemeat sad chanted accordingly. These terms will r .1! canes he wholly .s- limed to. Special mole for larger ad vert isem..lt, or sdv.rtiseme.0 for extended period, made 'mown at the once of publication_ Jo11111flt DEPARTMENT. A tally equipped Jobbing Mee is carried ea le eenaectioe with the ordinary newspaper benisons, where first-class work is turned out at reasonable rates. Everything la the Rieg- le, rise can be done 0• the premises from as lemmineted poster to • stating card. AL oommuntcationv must, be addressed to . rectutluft'a.T. 1•,ditorof THE Smf*L TWpboae Carl Ns. 30. YMerieb Oat. HURON SIGNAL. IHtIDAi, OCTOBER Ilah, 1�M1':1.�"� M YAhAia.Y'� f TR HURON SIGNAL. JR1DAY, OCT. 12, 18881, feud so **lush" the pipes mid alma tart ten bad water, so that good water for dented. purposes oats be ubttti.ed from the artesian wells I O.s'i int of thittionsoil,that kited d talk won't dm. Alter the pipes have been uses defiled all the water its Lake Heron "flushed" tkruyh them would toot make them dean The piping is sot east so pMbdly that reetisg-plasms fee migieb.e and other diseased particles woe b. found, sad filth amino. be thoroughly ol.sno.d by • men discharge of pan eater. What ane amosest yea would take • ouliaery utensil foe sham - her nee, and then, be the cleansing never so great, would oars to use 15 for its original purpose I Some of ten noun. oil members may think this soalogy strong, but the best medioil authority in town -nay, to the Proven. --will sot fail to 'odor's our placing of it is the present oats The °outraet for the work in connec- tion with the taking of water from the harbor has been let at a cost of about $660, but it would be bettor that the contractors were made a present a the pries of the job, rather than have the work proceed. Heretofore God.risk bee been noted for its healtbful's., and W gained • continental celebrity sea nein mar resort and .aniteriu., and no treat- er joist, to the town's good name and future prospects on this line could be don. than to premed with a.ork which will beyond question unfit the water for domestic use by banging it in menet with potlatioes from the harbor cesspool. To the members of the town council we woold now say it le time to call ''Halt !" The people have put sp with the botching of an undertaking that was originally believed to be in the amino interest ; the reckless ezp aditure .'- tailed by theorizing and ezpsri..utiog on this great publis work has also bees DOr "'Mlle* or no complaint ; but the tams has sew come to pot a stop to the policy of imbecility which appears to have taken ptssesmoa of ear palette stn wards. If the scheme isfurtberproceeded with, the large amount expended will be worse than throws away, for no householder would dare to take to his home pestilen- tial water that most inevitably breed disease and 3eath amo.g.t those who parro anal his hearth. Watertaken have been advertised fur by the council, but 1 we believe the number will be very limited, if the mad project of running deadly poison thro,tgh the pipes is per - listed in. As we write the *hole coaotry is hot- ri!td by the news that poisoned candy has been mot to • number of families thorough the public maik ; some time sgn it was discovered that an attempt was being made to introduce disease -la - (acted clothing into the city of New York ; but neither 1d thus efforts out compare in criminality with the attempt that is now being mad. to introdeo wholesale into the howebolds of Gods - rich disease and death, through the me- dium of what was originally intended to vk a pure water supply. The infamous scheme mast be stopped at -ince and forever. A CRIMINAL PROCEEDING. From the day of its inception to the present taem gross incapacity and need- less waste of the public 6nsuces have characterized the waterworks committee, sod the ooancil whisk basks it op Er von of judgment bare been made (cos time to titre, and additional rats hays been incurred in almost every branch of the work. The upshot will be that be- fore the spit.g is ci mpleted tc5 amount voted by the people for the .chase originally proposed will not only have been frittered away, but • supplemen- tary vote of.many tbousendsof dollars will have to be obtained. Time and again has the absurd action of the eooncil been shown up in the columns of Tae litor.L, but the ii-tenizod poblic have been billed to rest by the specious ez- plaaations of the individuals who have been at fault, and the council has con tinted, through the waterworks atm sitter, to make ducks and drakes of the poblic funds, by incurring expenditures which would nut have been necessary had a proper course been adopted at the beginning. The work was commenced without any well-defined scheme, and es is invariably the cam raider such condi- tions, blonder has followed blander, and needles expense has been entailed. We have so desire at present to go into details of the items by which the public treasury baa been depleted, and to many of our readers, whn have kept track of the progress of the work, • de- tailed Mates.nt would nut be necessary. On another °maato• we may feel im- pelled to deal with this phase of the question more fully. Our desire .. to let the people of (odericb know that the Crotch has now esnctiuned • scheme. in connection with the waterworks sup- ply which, if p•rsieted in, will add to lex already ineo.p.tmnt action the element of criminality. As is already knows, sD effort is being made to obtain water by means of a ser- ies of artesian well* st the harbor. but sten the members of the council and the engineer are now eonvmeed that the supply will be insumeiest to meat the demands for ire and domestic purposes. They drum that s s.ieteot gnamuty fur domestic use ass be obtained from the wells me Lored, and to ensure a simply for fire purposes ober have bit upon the plan of running • pipe int., the harbor, and thee placing themselves in mimeo tics with the inezbauetible resources of Lake Huron. Now, it is • wet! -known fact that the harbor is the redept•cie of 6 th from a thoosand different s.urtea, and so analy- sis made of • sample obtained at the head ;of the peen- where it would of a•ewity be purer then inside the har- bor --showed that it was of the foulest aster, and utterly unfit for domestic ese. Every boat that lies at our desks adds 1. the footnote of the water, •ad, them of our readers who have barn at the harlots when the Beatty boats have lemma here, and who have noticed the sastineees snerspt discharges into ib barter will be at note etoarineed Chet eves issdirect mutest teeth the harbor water urease sonte.is.atios Bet oar I•obl wiewsrss swab -pooh weje.inue era two live. Why, say they, don't you hum that we oily homed b w harbor ween for fire purposes. sad that whew Nth teeenaty we min it le glad, ,. he - le the hurry of l=etting 1p the article us "The Grant to the Osmosis- last •eek we had not time to thoroughly ex- amine the authorities on Mechanics' In- stitute and Agricultural and Arta grants In looking into the matter we End that these grants are statutory, but nose of the other donations to which we drew the attention of our readers come under that 'read. Ha SiAmke aT Homs Rots. -This week's inose sl' --ilii London ( st4efk Re - root has the toiletries/ :-Tho Hon Ed- ward l:iake has contributed one hun• deed dollars towards the Parnell in- demnity fund. Coming fresh from the scenes of the gnat oonfliet bsi.g waged by the Irish people for freedom. this 1lunle hearted Irish Canadian, true to his same and to the land of kis forefathers, steps forward ma/dolly and voetribetes his share to aid the meso who are flying the standard of Homs Rale As already anhouaced Mr J. C. Patterson, M.P. , bas likewise cum* to the frost in the busy of need and donated a like am ouat- Botb are deserving tbm thenke of every troth:nen in Canada fur thus platting oo record evideuas of their warm attach- ment -to tLs ..on of teemed. asrs.a W tab nommen. Neatly describes the position of s hard or grit encs wbee P.tsa.'s Ponies, Corn Extractor , applied. It does its work so quickly and without pain that it moose inauws1 is swoon. Try it. Re- adlmet the nes•-- remain* Peiekos Ones Extractor, Sold by all draggiste and dealers everywhere. aae,t.. eases. All part Ws abet' sale We printed •r the aloe willies a free wake las,rle4 le Ike list up to tke time of sale Al eloa sale of farm stook end impse monis. the property of Mr lea Craw- I ford. lot 2. 1. R , A•hIdd, by .lohn Rritie, Manias..►. at 1 p.m. sharp, as Wsdeesdsy, Oat. 17tb. 1868 Be. poster for list, term, eta. Aseths sale of far. Maek sad imple- meats, ten pespetty of Mr Roi t. Doug - ham, st Oarfi*te, by John Kane, almtin t ear, .t t p.m. mbar', on Tuesday. Cel I� , 1b84. Bea toms, {eaten for tuna, to., osorIsrgs MON In rams ii Asa meed. t.... aalhdd, 241 J IWksM, m,, 3d W Janes; bast sad largest oulieo- da• d pgrsuuw to the ear displayed in the WNW tiatfaaim maser, B Fare•,3d H Cer- .is. Tb judo. rseum.oaded that apes./ week be gives to Mr Wm Burrows, of Oedema, for his extensive and warted smll,stiese of grata i• the ser. Alec that the C. P. R. exhibit, be kiu►ly re,ot- e sesded fur the display of grain, fruit and miserels whit► was displayed with asci eicellest taste by the repre- obatmtive, Mr J J Hashes., and that a dtpi ons be given. FIELD ROOTS, VEORTABLEB, Era Eine uaagold worts/As, H Corwin, !d Geo Oveen; mise Swede turnips, 8 Furse, Rd Thee Carroll; sine 6e1d carrots, long red. Shoe Carroll, 2d Robt Gibbons; sins white Belgian carrots, H Corwin, M Issas beheld; peck onions, less* asikeld, 2d Geo Sheppard; twelve Gan geld eons, Jas Aihe.beed, id John Por- ter; largest pampkis, Wei 8.st&eid. 2d jos A kewMd; largest egemb, Isom Rolkdd, 2d Juba Salkeld, sr. GARDEN VEGETABLES. Peek of Rtes potatoes, 8 Forme, 2d Joe Andrews; peck Early Ohio potatoes, 8 Funs, 2d Jos Gledhill; peek of White Elephmst paitatose, J W Salkeld, 2d 8 Justis; pee& of Beauty of Hebron pota- toes. A Smith, 3d 8 For.; peek of po- tato.. say variety named, W J Hayden, !i loom Westbersld; three Vegetable amerow,W C Futter, 2d HarveyHowell; three summer squash for table, Alex Smatters, 2d Isaac Salkeld; three winter squash for table, Wm SwaSeld, 24 1$ Bingham; three loots white Celery, E Bingham, 2d A Kirkbride; three roots red ester', A Kirkbride; three bead. winter .•bb.ge named, let and 2d E Biagbsm; three heads fall cabbage nam ed, Z Bingham, 2d W J. Hayden; three heads Savoy cabbage, E Bingham, 2d Geo Sb • three citrons, Jag Aiken - bead, 2d David Cox; three heads red cabbage, Alex Saunders, 2d E Bingham; mix lose blood beets,-tablo, H Corwin, 2d 8 Prays; six turnip blood beete,table, H Carets, 2d E Bingham; twelve rad - disbar, Alex Kirkbride, 2d Tbos Westh Braid; twelve table turnips, Thom Hamil- ton, 9d P Kelly; nine long orange car- rots, Thee H.miltoo, 2d 8 Potter; nine early horn carrots, E Bisgbam, 2d; H Corwin; sine scarlet carrots, Nude, D A Penis, 2d Wm Wright; nine parsnips for table, Wm Steadied, 2d Robt Gib- bons; twelve red onions, Geo Sheppard, 2d Alex Kirkbride; twelve yellow enjoin, Alex Kirkbride, 2d Geo Sheppard; twelve elver Skin onions, G Sheppard; collection sweet rorn, 3 sen of each. for table, .tamed, E Bingham, 2d Alez Saunders; nine ears of corn for table, any variety owned, .John Porter, 2d J H Willismm; three water melons, Jas Gledhill, 24 John Ai deems; three green flesh melees, John Stewart. 23 Alex Weems; these hoiden( cauliflower, John A Nahml, 2d E Bingham; twelve red tomatoes, John Stewart, Id Geo Church; collection garden produos, distinct from other entries, E Keaeham. DAIRY PRODUCE. Ten poaods table butter, salted for tee. in r,lle or in pante, J 0 Stewart, W m Howell, Tbs Hats►ltoo. b ib. do, Jus Wilson, Mies Jack, Thee Hamilton. Tub or creek of salt better, not less than 25 lbs. Thee Hamilton, 8 L Scott, Nicht oleo Morritdt_ Tet, 1be do, Sam'1 Potter, N Morrish, Mary Bogie. Cheese, sot lege than 50 Itis, factory rade, Gordo* Young. Cheese, not lees than 12 lbs, home made, Gordon Young. FRUIT. Arrow. -Ten varieties named, 4 of each, Thee Carroll, John Andrews,Jubn Stewart Six varieties named, 4 of each, winter, Woe Elliott, J T Salkeld, J W Salkeld. Six varieties named, 4 of Ieach, cooking, Willie Bell, Abraham Smith, C .1 Nagel Six varieties named, 4 of each. dessert, C J Neltel, Willis Bell. John T Dickson. Northern Spy, Thos Beattie, Jos Whitely. Rhode Is- land Greening. Thom Bettie Joe Wbite- ly. Baldwin, John Porter, Jae Gledhill. Ktetg of Tompkins county. David Cox, J T Salkeld 8 itzenberg Aeenpus, Wm Jones, The Westbereld. Fdb- watmr, 8 Andrews, Robert Gibbons. Roxbury Russet, Thum Carroll, Joke Stewart. Habbardmon's Nonsuch, J T Salkeld, J W Hester. Americium Gold• en Russett, N Morrish, A Smith. Rib - Mon Pippin, John Andrews, Jae Gled hill. Waging. John Salkeld, sr.. Willie Bell. Blenheim Pippin, W J Hayden, Willis Bell. Bea Davis, A Smith, Thee Carroll. Swear, John Por- ter. Hawtbernden, John Stewart. Swazi* Panne Grime, D Cox, Semi Forte, Pomme Grime, W J Hayden, John Stewart. Mann, Thee Beattie, Wm Elliott. Ontario. C J Nalco', J W Hunter. Snow, Jas Gledhill, 'Moe flew tie. Gravenstein, Them Carrell, C J Nate). St Lawrence, C J Naftel, JsaOordne. 20 -oz. Pipptn,Jnhn Portmr, Wm Wright. Beauty of Kent, John Andrews, Jot o Bdk.ld, er. Fall Pip- pin, Junin Salkeld, sr., C J Sate'. Duchess of Oldsaberg, Sara, Furze, 8 L Loots. Chs sawn Strawberry, John T Diekmne An, other kind mated, win- ter, D Cnx, Thom WeatbenId. Any other kind earned, fall, h L Soot', Wm Elliott. Plate orb applesThea Nef- trl, Joe Beek. Qoi•em, A M Rum• Wm Stewart Beet Seedling •ppe, id J Heyday. PLASM -Mix venoms named, 4 of mob, J W Hunter. Joh, Stuart, A M !Ines. Three varieties named, 4 aeach, Areit Dickson, E Bingham, J W Ha* few. Bartlett, John Helkeld, sr, J W Heater. Flemish Beauty, Jobe Por- ter, fes.8e1ke13. Vicar o/ Wink6,Id, Wei !ones, A MeD Allow. Duchess D'Asfneleme, Thee Weatb.r.k, J W Heater. Leets Bootee De Jemmy) Her - see Hort, J W Hunter. WAsjoe, Bono Hnrtne, Sisal Ferns. When Doyenne, Jobe Bnikoid, r, Joh* A.dnws. Barn Hardy, Ake Wat- e rer Beerre Del, J W� Heater, 1 H Willi•.w. Bee''. BoerE Nu.bam. Mewl Ferns 8heldoa. Morse, Horn's, Jas Geedne. /UMW OI•irgeee. P. A4- a.tn•, Thee W eather.)d. Rewoil, Wm M:Lsts, Jas Diskao*. Bosco , This Weetherald, J W Homer C'spp's Favorite, W J Hayden. C J NOW. i Iauresse, E Btcghas, Cgs Ws... _".m.,„„, ,�`T,�f-�.� ,.ties-. ' 1 - • i alai;, r. 3.ti)j,•,... 9• ,• ems:.. aaisazzt. -r, ••••- •• • ••..•- balm, aka Waters, Wm Jusea Any other .arsety, named, Was Stewart, D Sias. Pm: no --13radebasr, C A Humber. Lombard, Was Stewart, Mrs R..bt Mc Kends. Any tither verity, named, Ws Stewart Guerin. -ilia variates, named, use chaster of each, grows wader slam, A M Rosa Best cad beavtset, two olu.tsee. Meek, ander gleet, A M Bees. Twelve yaristise, grown in open sir, two dusters of seek, ourreetly somal, A M Rum. Eight varieties. named, epee sir, two dusters of sash, Wei Stewart, Jae Dtsksos. Fuer varieties, armed, open Mr, sn -two Mestere of ob. Capt Gibson, J try Hooter. Delaware, Wm Stewart, A M Boa Co.00ed, A M Rum, Wei Stewart. Hertford, Wm Stewart, A M Rom. Eumelan, J H Williams, A M Ross. Rogers No 3, A M Roes, J W Hunter. loos. A M Rom. I H Wtlllame, Salem. Capt Gibson, A M hues. Roa- ms' Nu 4, Copt Gibson. Tartan No 9, Capt Gibson. Rumors' No 16, Jos Dick sun. Rogers' Nu 19, A M Ras', Arm Stewart Creveliug, A M Rum, Jae Dichotic. Any other kind. named, Wm Burruea, Arch Duck.os. 3..dliu, J H Wahine. FW WI III. Colleetion d eat flowers, Aloe Wats son. Three varieties Dahlias, 1 bloom of each. Arch Dickson, 1 Bentham, A M Roes. Four varieties Dahlias, 1 bloom of each, 1 Bingham, sink Dick•oe. Twelve varieties Verbenas, 1 bloom a each, E Bingham, Alex Watson Eight varieties Verbose'. 1 bloom cf each, 1 Bingham, Alex Wanes. Four varieties Verbenas, 1 bloom of sash, E Bingham, Al.. Wath[-itid gigsia; ilex Wat- eon, E Bingham. Table boquet,E Biegbam. Cdlestior Carastiona, Alex Watson. Cd - lection Diastbes, doable, Will Stewart, Ale: Watson. Collection Dianthus, single, Alex Watson. Collection Eia- nise double, Arch Dickson, John Stow- ert. Collection trove Geraniums, single flower, John Stewart, Alex Wel- ma. Collection tram Geraniums, doubie flower, John Stewart, Alex Wat- son, Collection Perennial Pbluxer, not leve than 4 varieties, 1 spike of sack. Alex Wagon. Collection Phloxes, an- neal, Was Stewart. Eight varieties Gladiolus named, E Bingham. Four varieties Gladiolas, Arab Dickson, E. Bingham. Collection Attars, Wm Stewart, Mrs Colin Campbell. Culke- tion Pansies, Wm Stewart, E. Bingham. Collection Balsam Spikes, is bloom, Arob Dickson. Collectuoa Stock Spikes, Arta tliekmon Collection Pitmen single, Ale. Watson, (John Stewart. Collec- tion Petunias, double, John Siewert. Twelve Cohan, John Stewart, Alex Nelson. Four Begonias Rex, Wm Barrows. Poor Fuchsias, varieties, in flower, E Bluebells. Specimen Fuchsias, in bloom, E Bingham. Eight Ger- aniums single, in bloom, John Stewart, Alex Watson. Four Geraniums, single, in bloom, John Stewart Eirht Ger- Milne, dt.able, in bloom, John Stewart. Five (hnotums, double. in bloom, John Stewart, Atex Watson. Nine geese - house plants, Wm McLssa, 1 Bingham, A M Russ. Nine toliage ideate. differ- ent varieties, Alex Watson. Two bang- ing flower baskets, Alex Watson. Ow hangings flower basket, Win Stewart, Alex Watson. $reuse_ -Collection of plants in pots, vases oobasket*-open only to amateurs, Wm Stewart_ Policeman -Open co amateurs only. - Two Geraniums, double scarlet, is bloom, Mier Allen. Two Geraniums, double pink, in bloom, Mies Allen. Two Ger. animus, single marled, in bloom, Win Stewart. Twn Geraniums, single pink, in bloom. Wm Stewart Two Ger- aniums, sine's white. in bloom, Wm Stewart Two haegiug barkets, MIs Allen. Sre uu.v RIOCOYVreHID ---A collec- tion of Dahlias by J. H. Wtltiame and display of flowers and plants by Knox Church Band of Hope. HOME M A24 UFACTURES Woven quilt, hoots made, Gordon Young, F. Sallow*. Patchwork quil•, woollen, These Hamilton. Patchwork quilt. c-tton, Thos Hamilton, F Sallow's. Knitted quilt, cotton, Mn Atb.nhead. ;Quilt, other thea the above, 'Phos Ham - j ilton, Mrs Romp. Smyrna rug. Robe 'Gibbose. Twelve yards home goads rag carpet, l.ianie Beckman, Mrs Cohn Campbell Home made rag mat, Lime Boebanen, W Swaffield. Pair woollen stockings, from homy spat yarn, Gordon Young, Thos Hamilton. Two pairs woollen seeks, from home spun yarn, Gordon Young, Thee Hamilton. Two pun woollen gloves, from home spun yarn. Lizzie Bochanan. Two pain wuullen mita, from borne spun yarn, Lizzie Buchanan, Wm Wright. Woollen yarn, home mer:,, Gordon Young, Geo Orem. Patch on an old garment, Thee Hamilton. Link Buchanan. Dara on a sock or *tucking, Harvey Howell, Thee Hsmiltoo. Cloth mu. F Bellows, Samuel Potter. Crotchet worked quilt, Jennie Mutch, Gordon Young. LADIES' WORK. Gent's shirt, linen front, band aide, Thos Hamilton Gude Buchaoau. Gent's shirt. Bows frost machine made, Mrs W Elliott, Lia.ie Buchanan. Gent', fumy flannel shirt, machine made, Mrs W Elliott, tame Buehanan. Gent's fancy Ammo' shirt, hand made, Littsie Buchanan, Mn W Eli.•tt Night dime, Mn W Ellwtt, Mn McMichael Tatting, Mrs C.nneigha.. C A Humber. Crochet work modern C A Humber Manua, Jab work, JD Dickers, (Jordon Young. Mignetdise lave. Harvey Howell, Rm- brodiery in linen, Mn McMichael, Wm Jones. Honitoa lace, Wm Jessie Wm BwaI8eld Facey leather work, Mrs McMiehui, Mies Payee. Stalk em- broidery, Mrs Hutchinson. Facey braiding, any materiel, Limes tteehsei.n, Wei Cowaieghem. Ribber' work, Wee Ounningkam. Forney knitting by hand, H Howell, W Cessisgbr.. Fancy knittIag by machine, 8s.oel Potter, H Howell. Plata knitting by .aebine, H Howell. Foamy pabelmW work, W 8weffleld. Miss Payne. Outline em- lwnidry , W Oeanisgha., Mrs Me- MiebsM. Remaa .wab„sdery, in linos, C A Member. Darned ma, apeman. of. Mn McMichael, Wim Jon.. Bertin word work fat, John fl.lkrld, 'r , 3.1%o,. Mellen Harlan w.r.l week, raised. John Salkeld, r , Tho. Howell tee. Mir reek, Jeanne Mouth, Mrs FALL AND WINTER STOCK COMPLETE. It},:° IN EVERY 1JEPASTMENT. Ai1E00111 ol 7 per °ilk Cis cent. DURING OCTOBER. NOW IS THE TIME TO g11;C(•RE BARGAINS! NOTE A FEW 01' out( PItICES: Dress Goals, in $1eltons ..............&. to 20.. per yartl All -Wool Dress Goods....''Or. w .;0c- Triuitaing. to match Ulsterings_ from ?0c. per yard up Flannels, all -wool, 25 inches wide,...... , • • • . , I sc. per yard Flannels, all -wool, 28 inches will....... , , • • • • • 25c. per yard Blankets, all -wool, ........3(k. per Ib, Woolen Yarn ................. ... ........40e. per lb. Factory Cotton ................ -...........:k. per yard Factory Cotton, yard wide Sc. and Cc. per yard Factory Cotton, extra heavy 7c. and etc. TAT yard A special line of Ladies' Hose, all -wool, 20c. and Y.Sc. per lair Special value is Fancy Wool Shawls. Fascinators. Coude, hires Jockey ('..pr- T..ques !o TAILORING DEPARTMENT I A Large Stock joie received of Tweeds and Coatifor Fal Bulls and Overcome. Clothing made to order at exceed ago Low Prk,. All Wool Tweed. from tar. per yard 111,. • at out free of Uadercdo(klag vary ebony. A special Inc,of .fl-w.ui 1.1.5,1. aur twav,en7$1 5OC., wenn 7k. lownettus and Ccrsparl.an of !'news in* 11,.4. No trocble to .tow. Goods, whether t ou pers./ am or not 7 per cent. off for Cash, commen ing Monday, Ist Otober , a nd continue for one month only. J. A. REID &BRO. Jordan's Block, Oodericb, Shah .opt.. INS. McMichael. Hairpin netting, H Howell. Thee Hamilton. Fancy netting, H Howell. Jennie Mutat. Motto on card- board, H Howell, Wm Jones Sampler work, Wm Jones. Paiotie:: oe silk or satin, oils famatsltr', Wm Mclean. P Adamso0 Fancy tidy, Thos Hemiltite, Jeanie Mooch. Crewel work, Wm Jones Crochet linen Iso•, 6nc, Wfa McLean, Mee Payne. Crochet lines Ion. entree, Itobt Gibbons, Isaac Salkeld. Creche( cotton Ince, tier, Mies Jack. Imam Salkeld. Crochet eutwtt lace, coarse, Wm James, Wm Connive - ham. Novelty braid lace, C A Humber. Crochet work in wool, Mas Colin Camp- bell, John Ssalkold. Silk embroidery on felt, John W Salkeld, Wm Jones. Silk embroidery on satin. aloe ,rack, B L Doyle. Silk embroidery on plush, Mum Payne. Silk embroidery oo bolting cloth, Mn Hutchison. Etching on any material, fine, Wm Joists, L'me Buch- anan. Etohing los any materiel, costae, Wm Swaine:d, Lzue Buchanan Ar - seine on plush, Mies Jack. Wm Jones. Armies on Felt, Wm McLean, MIs C Campbell. Crizy work is wool. Jennie Match. Crazy work in elk, Wm Mc- Lean, Mn Hutchison SPE.'IALLY RE1 «uYE'1D&D. - Hurn album Ward, J B SweL:ell. FINE ARTS. Professional refent to, there who have given ',septet or sold pictures se a matter of profit. Amateur refers to those who have never gives levans ur sold pictures as a matter of profit. PRortoatoxAL L!.T, OIL (original.) - Any subject, R Cr. ckstt. Marine view, R Crockett. Ftnwers or fruit,R Crockett A f1ATEre. Lear copies.- Landseape, 8 M Lloyd. Mies Nafte. Marine view, S M Lloyd, Joe hold, jr. Amends, Crooned or mingle, Miss Neftel. Flowers tit twit, 8 M Lloyd, Jos Williams. Ori- ginal paantawgA., any subi.t, Jos W.i- liams, .los Kidd, }jr�. Paore.Io,L L,AT, WATsa COLOR.. original). -Any *object, 1st and god R Crochett. Marone view, R Crockett. Flowers or fruit, 2nd R Crockett. Septa. 2nd R Crockett. Pencil, crayon or pen and ink drawing. R Crockett Cnyna portrait, Mies Breekenridg., Ells Platt. WATER COLORg,AIATICR Lie? (copies) -Any subject, Jos Wilbi•ss., Mrs Aik.nhead. Landscape, Miss Allen, Mn Colin Campbell. Marine view. Mies Allen, Mn Colin Campbell. Animals, Joe Williams. Mime Allen. Flowers or fruit, Mie AIImn. Orimnal, any subject, 8 M Lloyd. Sepia, Mier Allen. Peoetl W or crayon drswisg, Mie, Allem, Jos Williams. Pen and ink sketch, Jos HONEY, SCOAR AND SYRUP. Hast and largest displsv of honey in marketable *baps. Ro't Metall. Honey in comb, 10 lbs. James Aikesbe•d,Robt Moteh. Jar of honey, C A Humber, Jos Mei:bosky. PRE8ERVE8, BREAD. Ere Home make millectios of pronery e, 'oaeistier d strawberries, raspberres, currants, gnossberries, cherries, pleas -- nee jar of each, for family use, C A Heather, Jos Beek, Mn Robert Me - Keene, Peaches, three jars. 0A Rem bar. Pears, three jus, Joe Beek, John Salkeld, or. Oeeom'ter, three jam, C A Humber. Jellies, three jars or pots, 3 hied*, Mary Bogie, C A Humber Loaf of home -mei. bread, J W Penne. John Stewart. Ten hi.eurt,, one plate, Wm Stewart, John Potter. *, ova. 3 UDoaa 46, Aeau m3'raAL Paonvsna -1E Eoleh- lstn, B...el Nome, Paul* Gnat, Goderieh. Dater Pinot ,p - Joha Ramesh. Sualortk; Uasi McCartney. Brwesfmld; Wm M rblsnw, Clinton Faun. --0,o Leslie, Leslie; A Reedit &ltGrra; J Beehsn.n, titratford. Fuiwst., W H Bereshas, Attatfead; R im.i., (indevieh. Hews MAtrv►A. refire awn Lamm' Wrote,- C g Roes, Mn W T Hale• Mos B L Doyle, Onderiek FINE MM.- Mt Chilies (American Coned . Betio Atte *Warn. - D Cnnteloo, Jos Wawa. Oedema. LI.: HT Hoarse. - J L Cowen, (lel t ; T (Y \ail, lireseels; P McGregor, Brtnoe 6.141. Wary Homan.- Wei A Grant, Clin- ton: L Hooter; Exeter; Jo* Kennedy, lldert, a. Cents -Rooert Gibbon., Detroit; Joe MMt:len. Mullett ; .1s. Honoree, Drayton. Sitter AAP ParrAsdraw Wbit4w, Guelph: Jo., Salkeld, Stretford; Jae Bro.dfoi.t. Brimfield. PorLTRT - A Bt1Rae, London; W Saoder.uo. S'ratford. !I ELI. Room •tau VLczetatz.-T C Neftel, 5; 'd,xh; JneGokkhop, Salt - ford. Jus Wilkinson, Ooderich. T115'l..Sit PtrETEts PAT..; e We have to ths.k Mr Jos. Aiken - bead fur a tint perp metros, a gquentny of fins potato', and a number of mssi- leat red taros. from Mr W., Stewart we received a nese lot of Arte plums sod grapes : sad Ila C. A. Humber ands as the te-tenet of some of her prim honey. Truly the editor's lut u Asa Cott to • pleasant place. 3. A 820,00) Pdu.-r Coats. -The Me- Gibeny Family ell arc.' in (lodens* on Saturday, 11et. 20, by pri.•te omen T'be4.ollowiag, from the li•kDs G.a:-tte will prove of interest to ow readers :-Nothing succeeds iIke macaw and the McG)beny family bane mere as *cr.dly succeeded beyond their feednt anticipations- And the new privets palms coach which they have jest w built for their sceiniation st u In panes of 1.10,000 is bet one of Um maty striking Signe of their prosperity. TM "McOibsnv Family" a the largest tet well as the 6oset sad best egsppsd palace oar in the country, being .3.5517' lour feet is length, exceedieg the lseelk of the regular passenger witches by ear thirty feet, snaking it aserh twigs m long as an ordinary ear. As a ease queues it rides easter sod forties' ample room for a th. oeaad and cies sse- veoienoee. In the frost is loaded t►s i kitchen, with ranee, water halters, lade ere and SII sppurtenaneea most dertred in U. culinary department Neat to the kitchen, molted by • bell which ex- tends to the drains, mote b.yoed, . the pantry white, while .ssmerilt mot large, bas bees placed with a view •5Wy for eowveeieoce. The manes ie ghee the builders could arrange so meal shelves, drawers end nooks f• •r Men w purpose in snob a moil; spots is • my- stery. Above the pantry ars located the water hulks by white rite ear it *WNW with running water. flack of the pasttf is the drawing 'rout in •tech is a cert piano, manuf•ctwwd t., their Mewl order. together with sash Amin sed other articles of laxer, sod esemeinw Immediately adjoining, in their anal' are the library, sitting mom mad W room- CofilowadiOsIll sitar, ems mmol Ii.en closets a d ladies and toilet rooms nes convent.** digital throughout, while •djuii.ing the Marl a 'test burglar and bre pr,onf eh is pee' .d •., as to be satirelt hidden finis rite. In addition to threes soneaotin , tem *re sixteen berth, sod two stats arms This splendid traveling s. 1. p'F ceded throw/hoes with electricrIst, ani flee ',resists in attendees, q.1514 sepplp every went At M14t, y seem ed rim Image, the ear i. awes N% es day, and se it i• heated 67 tense bb temperature is the oboe .t as tfsaa Unser the ear ere Ms kicker', in wknf maw 1e trenepe'teA enough pp,viro for a month ., . ton of .atareia g eol. half s tae ids and amyl, ether amide they may desire. TM e' e..ble et the wwsy, is lame as le A treat the adnintien of *very bagels, As • epssimss o4 ehm sets.,, ogled railroad ear biddies has remelted. N ep tate equal reek with, if it Steam Id r eel. the 4s...t of pens. nese of Jr g eat .uirw,l a.a swiss COMM UN IC TI We do set Mid opulent* of or tem w Oils wq, dui Nelms M puwoe sad be M Some* oft_at tree' To the Sauer ef The 3eresi. flea -D... Renu, tells the Mary d an old Scotch minister, very wet 558100 Has praying for dry wether Mote, beat rats rattling os ibo roof, he 1 rain ••s, rets •• gash Lord, apo pet' folk', out rs, .s' 7.11 La't ...mot 0' ?on Mod t work N sent we sot pm* abs elan hement of our wee niters, (for boot • ween Veer fur Cuderieh wet mason meld ears bete) io 1 "Gess o., gang us god* lords ; by bat to 14. pu,li;, *sponsor mind wharf the veers to be, die lab ten purr people, p-,oshs* 5 /out d January, tad than rill pat tseckle credit for quer k•n1 A Tower 1818 TEAT, MYRL1 CCT arid PLUG WI SMOKING TOBA( PINgg THAN Evert $SJ LRe e Bream as seek flea sad Pack, 117H:ly eeaer me'brass. Gooaaurn, Oet. nth Wbsat, !Fal oldl • husk sass , Is. .e Wheats ,Fajta,.- Wheat, .red wiateri s boo . 1 M Wheat tepirfaei • busk ........ I M Whew. bases► • busts • es Flours ,'A 1• It ewt...-- • t ea flour .'mixed)• cwt .-• 7 se impair. aura*trkesw t-.s.t.,216 Maar. 'passim per. cwt e 0105?. an!gk1 w, Pees., bbash ..........,...• ,ee eo ran . ou 1 te_Kv u i �•'enass.atu wMrkid • i Ass 16 Nhsrrs. •Iran tea 1 00 i es (�sprpid stag a etre»........•..-. 1 t g.wt ift N' leased Rms, s cwt .' 73 ' TEN CEN PACKAGE DYES 0? NF -W COiORS. (lobelin Grey, Moss Gr Peacock Blue, Lyon's Bl Sapphire Blue, Heliotrop Crushed Strawberry. CALL AND 8E8 BAMPLMS. J. WILSOI Prescription Drug Star PITMAN'S SHORTHAND Dol A t.w:ted number ad -Hannon' me be•obsatned •, !ate tat TML 8k+'l5L Ai niiements. (IODIRICH MICHAMICR' IN `TTtre L!HRAISY AND RP -AL X11, nor. of fast street ..d sip ito Open hes 1 to d p.n.. and tragi 7 to le ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LIBRA Leerhey Ihifv, Weelkty and Meer Papers, A/i:maims, Ate, eat File. H1E71BER$M1P TICKET. ONLT Si posting fres use 1 Library and Re Appllotton for mo.beruhlp melee 1llrarian. in roo.re. a M4LCOMION. 080, 811VENP President Seen Yederiet, Meek *Mk. aha. 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