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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. JUNE 0,
SEE HOW 'I' ►
PRESERVE 256 POUNDS OF FRUIT
TOMATOES,
Or two (2) nexrels of Cidex
FOR ONE DOLLAR.
ONE ($1) PACKAGE OF THE
tau flits Friail Psiog Ponder and Lirid
WILL DO IT_
One (25c.) Packag a will Preserve 32 lbs of Fruit or 15 gallons
Cider. Full directions inside each package.
Try the Preserving Powder and Liquid. You will like it. You
will find it lees than half the trouble and expense of any other
method, more reliable and accommodating, and the T .1
Fruit, etc., even Superior to the Beet "Canned or r I" Fruit,
etc. For Cider it is cheap and decidedly tha beat known method of
keeping it sweet.
FRASER & PORTE. ,
Sole Agents for Canada,
Book /Sellers anis Stationers, Central Telephone Exchange.
?forth Side of Court House Square, GonERIt:H, ()NT
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Items of Interest from over the
County.
4 Weekly Digest .r the feisty \ewe derv•
op se salt Seeders of -The signal."
rim mad rel■t. ('lipped amid (f.a.
leased from Every twetlea.
Mrs Samuel Pearson, Bruaseb,intends
taking a trip to Manitoba, where .he will
monads few _ mouthsvisiting with her
children.
Bert Gerry, Brussels, had the misfor-
tune to clip the end off one of the tin-
ges on his left hand with the large
. hears in the tin shop.
Mr Wylie, Moevale, who had his hand
badly crushed at Jno. Campbells two
weeks ago, is doing well although minus
part of that useful member.
N. T. Ritchie, Civil Engineer, who
left Wingham • short time ago for the
West, is now busily engaged at his pro-
fession in Salt Lake, I tah.
Robert Howard, jr., end James EInigh
have left Myth to Reek their fortunes
in the N. W. T., Calgary being their
destination at present.
Mrs tiarry Stewart, of Longmont,
Colorado, accumpa.tted by her two sons,
is at present vision; her father•in-law,
Mr Jas. Stewart, of Tuckersmtth.
T. Fletcher and wife, Dr Holmes,
Miss E. E. Kerr. the Moses Moore, and
W. H. Kerr and wife, Brussels, attended
the I;ielph Conference, in session at
Stratford.
tin Saturday.: th inst.. James Moore,
Blyth, received • telegram from Penn-
yslvanta stating that his son Thomas had
met with an accident by falling from the
scaffold in a derrick.
W. E. Groves, Principal of Wingham
Feblie School for the past seven years,
has sent to his resignation. having oh -
tamed the pasition of tint assistant to
the Ryerson school, Toronto,
tin Friday. Gth inst., David Campbell,
loth oon., Grey, last • valuable heavy
draught mare tr..m inflammation. She
was found dead in the tield Friday morn-
ing. She was valued at $130.
The boot and shire and grocery stock
of Adam (boot, Brussels, was sold at
Toronto on Tuesday, lleth inst. Mies
A. vaustone was the purchaser at
cents on the dollar. The stock amounts
to over 84,000.
There is a change of racers at the
Salvation Army barracks of Brussels.
Captain 0,01vie and Lieutenant Mc-
Cullough go to Parkhill and ('apt.
Kemp, of Watford, takes command of
the Brussels contingent.
(1. W. Green and wife, of Kingsville,
formerly of Brussels, are visiting at the
letter place. Mr Green .pends about
half the year in North Carolina pushing
I is business in hickory timber. He has
..•me great storms to tell about the
nl.*.
Postmaster Farrow, Brussels. sowed
a pound of English barley as an experi-
ment. After a mouth a growth the
.talks measured 16 inches. The pros-
pects for s good crop of barley in the
;e.:ality are favorable it too nisch rain
does not spoil it.
R G. Wilson, Brussels, hoe gone on a
prospecting visit to Salt Lake City,
Utah Mr Wilson is no Mormon, but
Roes west to see his brother and look out
for • business opening. Mrs Wilson and
son will continue to reside in Brussels
fur a time at least.
S m.body played a remarkably 'fanny'
trick recently by dropping a lighted
match into the letter bot at the poet
since. The result was a letter was par-
tially burned before the match went out.
it will not be a very fenny matter if the
party is found out--Itrussels lout.
Milton Godfrey, son of Rer Mr (..d
trey, of Bluevnk, in his second year in
law and third Year in Arta examination
of Toronto 1 nirersity, obtained first
alarm honer, in all the .oh)ects, winning
the Edward Blake scholarship of 450 00.
We congratulate him on his success.
Mr Wm. Armstrong, a young and
enterprising farmer of Hallett township.
wt. resides on the boundary between
Hallett and McKillop, has been awarded
• bronze modal for rote of the
best farms in a (hetrtet of six
nounties. This farm is referred
to by the as hesatifally situ-
ated, with well located and convenient
heildiegs. Thera is also • number of
maple sad evenPoon treee for shade and
onsainesit. The place as sten well Mocked
with harem, sheep and pigs and well
teased.
Andrew Paterson, Wingham, left for
Manitoba on Wedossday of last week.
Mr John Dorsey, Seaforth, has solo
his fine family and driving horse to Mr
John Way, of Stratford, for $165.
Mr James Gillespie. Seaforth, has
purchased a tine driving colt, two years
old, from Mr James Milts., of McKillop,
for $125.
Dr and Mn Newkirk, of Bay City.
Michigan, are visiting at Fontelle Han,
Seaforth, the residence of Mr Wm.
Campbell, Mn Newkirk's father.
Mn Wilson, sr., of Silver Creek, fell
on Saturday, 7th suet., and sprained her
foot so severely that she has since le-
quired to get around with a crotch.
The Beaver lacrosse club, Seaforth,
visited Bright on Friday. 6th inst., to
play a schedule match with the team of
that place, and were defeated by four
straight goals.
Mr and Mrs M. Y. McLean, Seaforth.
left last week for Ottawa. Mr McLean
went as a delegate from the Huron
Presbytery to the meeting of the Presby
rerun General Assembly, at 1)ttaws.
UMr T. F. Coleman, Seafortb, has pur-
chased a very handsome pair of driving
horses. H. got them in the neighbor-
hood of Stratford. They are hath,
bays, well tr•tched and splendid
travelers.
Xe have much pleasure in congrato,-
ating M. Cavanagh, L D. S , on the
acquirement of his new degree. viz : J.
I). .. He was down at Toronto this
week attending the Convocation cere-
monies. We Lupe Dr Cavanagh will
become • permanent citizen of Brussels.
-Brussels Poet.
On Saturday, 7th inst., occurred
the death of Mr John Kyle, of Tucker -
smith, son of Mr Win, Kyle, of the town
line. near Seaforth. He was in his usual
spirts the day before, having been in
Klippen, and was seen by a number of
his acyuaiotauoee. H, leaves • wife and
five spall childern to mourn has death.
Iter W. K. Shortt, Congregstior.sl
minister, well-known and highly esteem-
ed by all who know him, has tendered
his resignation as pastor of the Wingham
church and minister in Congretadonal
I pion. He has returned to the Metho-
dist body and placed himself under the
conenol of the Kingston conference,
which will appoint him to a charge.
10n the night of June Gbh Robert Scott.
loth con., Grey, had a sheep killed by
(loos in his barnyard, and on the night
of Jens 9th Alexander Stewart, 16th
con., gree. had six Iambs killed outright
an -4 six others badly injured not twenty
rods from his dwelling. The dogs are
not known, but the supposition is that
the sheep and lambs were killed by the
same dog or dogs. This is • warning to
farmers to have their sheep and lambs
enclosed at night.
it is our duty this week to chronicle
the demise of one of Morris' oldest and
most respected residents in the person of
Mn .John Jackson, of the 8th conces-
sion. Mn Jackson had been confined
with dropsy f or the last fife months, ant
her death was not unexpected. She
bore her sufferings with Christian endur-
• oce until death relieved her on Friday
afternoon, 6th inst. The remains were
followed to their tut resting place in
Brussels cemetery on the following Sun-
day afternoon by upwards of one hundred
carriages. Mrs Jaeason was 65 years of
age, and leases a family of six men and
four women to mourn the Iaogs of a kind
mother and a warm friend.
COUNTY COURT.
I4,•for.• Din Senor Judge Toms.
%% Illtam Heywood, the boy charged
w ith larceny, was up for sentence on
Tuesday morning. The Judge took
a lenient view of the case and allowed
the lad to go on suspended sentence,
w ith the understanding that if he com-
mitted any subsequent offence he would
be sent to the Reformatory for five
years.
Geri Patterson, • botcher, of E;mnnd-
ville, charged with stealing • cow from
John Aikens, .1. 1'., of the township of
Logan, and bringing it into Tockeremith,
was rap on remand. The evidence was
pretty straight against the primmer, bat
Ilia Honor appeared to have doubts of
the possibility of identifying • cow by
the skin, Loofa ofa and horns, and gave the
accused the benefit of the doubt. M. C.
Cameron, (1 C , for pcu:bner.
Capt. J. T. McAdam, a well-known
journalist, steamboats, and at one time
secretary of the Ontario Legislators
pr"" watery, war in town dome the
week, awaiting the arrival of the Dari•
pew .n mule to Winaipse. His mops
now is "Down with Railway Mneopo•
link.. sed "Up with National Oea;raey.
DUNGANNON.
Treat our urea IL -
On
.ht last Sabbath quite w oomb.r of ow
citizens, also some from the Sego,
village and surrauodiug district attended
the vamp meeting whisk is be -
int held under the seanioea of the Nile
Slcthooist church in Mr (le,. Currseci
grove. t,.a.'ehip of Colborne. We ars
credibly Wormed that then eau a very
largo ouuwurse of people present ,.0 that
day.
The municipal council of West Wawa
nosh will meet in th• town hall on
Saturday, 21e, for the purpose of trans-
acting business.
Mr Goo. Walker, of Corrie. is at pres-
ent visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Jae.
Walker, of ibis villsoe, and seems to en
joy himself immensely. Hs is somewhat
surprised at the treat . as
well as the rapid growth, of our hamlet.
'rhe municipal council of the township
of As►tield will meet oo Wednesday, the
25th.
Statute labor, weeding garden. and
house cleaning are the .order of the day
to the meantime.
Mr Anthony Black sustained gotta a
loss last week in losing a nne cow
worth about forty -tire dollars, which
died from milk fever.
It is pleasing to be able to note th.'
Mrs Jae McMath, to whom we referred
in our last as bettor so very til, is becom-
ing 000valeeosot
Weather at present is all that can be
desired, being very favora'le to vr,t.-ta-
ttcnt, so much that the crops are iu it e
meantime 'rowing rapidly.
Iin Tuesday, lthh inst., the director*
.f the Dungannon Agricultural Uriviog
Park Association held a meeting in th.
court room here, to take into consider-
ation the report of the commove.
appointed to purchase grounds suitable
for the purpose of show ground and
driving park. It was decided to parotid*
such grounds from Mr ",n Maltough,
J. P., as being the most suitable. Ala •
• report was received from+the committee
ajpointed to select plans and 'multi -
cations for suitable buildings to erect
thereon. Business in that line is assum
inst a practical shape, and ere long
proper accommodations for agricultural
shows and public meetings will be
provided.
I'OPLAR ROW.
From our own . , .. t.
Mrs l; J. Howell, of Desmoines.
Iowa, accompanied by her two daughter.,
is visiting her sister, Mr. Harry Morris
Mrs McMurcbie and daughter, of
Clinton, are the guest. of Mr Geo. Mor-
ris.
H ULLETT.
From our own correspondeat.
A number of people from these pens
attended the Nile camp meeting on Sun
day. There will be no service in (1.
Methodist churches here next Sunday
on all may have an opportunity to attend
the camp meeting.
Fall wheat is heading out nicely now
Both grain and fruit crops are looking
splendid.
Farmers finished their mad work 1a.t
week and are now busy inch the root
ground.
The annual picnic of the Methodic,
and Baptist churches of the Bent I n.
will he held on the 26th inst., in J,.hi.
13:ttfs grounds.
Bees have begun to swarm. There are
good prospects of a large yield of hooey
this year.
WEST WAWANOSH.
Council met according to adjournment.
Members all present excepting Mr Todd.
Minutes of former meeting were ap-
proved. Moved by Mr Lockhart, sec-
onded by Mr Gibson, that the amount of
municipal grant remaining unpaid to the
Separate School for 1888 be paid. Car
sed. The council revolved itself into a
court of revision. The follo*ir g had
dogs struck off :--Alex. Purvis, T. Beg-
ley, C. Milner, D. Duu,ovan and T. Mc-
Ituberts. The assessment of Gro.
Beadle, E L. 19, con. was reduced
8100. lin motion of Messrs Lockhart
and Gibson, the assessor's salary was
paid. Mr Laidlaw's request tr be al-
lowed to do bis statute labor nn blind
line between lots 27, con. la and 14, was
granted. Lumber was granted to Wei.
Dunkeld for 13 rods piping for ditch on
road oppcsite 14, coo. 3. A petition
signed by D. Alton and 18 other rate-
payers asked for a grant towards cutting
hill opposite 14, con. 8 and 9 ; laid over.
The reeve and deputy were appointed to
investigate claim of Wm. Thorn for
compensation fur road deviation sed fcr
stone being thrown ..n his land by path -
masters. The treasure:'s statement
showed balance and receipts :.f $180 06,
and expenditures 831.45, leaving $148.-
61 on hand. Dr Case and Jas. Walker
asked for • grant towards building side-
walk in Dungannon. 83.1 au granted.
the people of Dungannon raising 81(5 for
same purpose. A communication was
read from the township solicitor r.- late
gravelauit. Moved by Mr Gibson, sec•
ooded by Mr Hailey, that gravel bylaw
be repealed. Motion lust. Moved by
the reeve, seconded by Mr Gibson, that
$700 be expended oo the mads for cur-
rent year, to bo divided on the conces-
sions in proportion to their assessed
value. Carried. The members of coun-
cil were appointed road commissioners as
follows :--The , boundary lines and
con. first ; Messrs Gibson and Bailie,
2, 3, 4, 5 and 6: Messrs
Todd sed Lockhart, 8, 9, 10,
11, 12, 13 and 14. Moved by Mr Lock-
hart, seconded by the reeve, that the
clerk instruct pathmasters before takiac
gravel from pita to make arrangements
with the owners' for the taking of the
gravel at 7 cents per yd., and in case of
owners retooling to call on thew terms
that none be takes from the pits of those
objecting. Carried. The following ac-
counts were paid :-Edward Rrophv,
gravel end damage to road, $11.15; W.
A. Wilson, •aesesing, $100 ; Jas. Rogan,
printing for year. $40 ; Jno. Moss,
damage, to bode sod property removing
gravel, $12. Coertleil addarned to meet
June 21st R. K. MILi.ei:, Clerk.
Mr Thomas Kidd, Sod neth, has boos
gwatsd s prwveativ. oiloer ..d ie -
ember of foods fee Ontario ntdiiei tie
Domisios Lased Remise Depetwg.t.
THE CLAREMONT DISASTER FINE TAILORING
DEATH LURKED (H GREEN RIVER'S
SWOLLEN Wel ERS.
rise ]lea I►roeued is Mist Was rrevias
to the Kee...t !'teed. • 1•uey breams
Mr. Joh. Wart... yr.. lu.pestor of
bridges, nue et the ferias.
Ton►mTo. June to --A few tuber west of
the little village of Claremont was the wens
of a tomb& railway disaster •.•t the line of
thel'aua.liau Pacific Pailwav just before and -
alight of Tuesday. The accident :s t. be ascribed
only to the late heavy nim, for the entre and
oaaacienti.ue precautions were taken by the
°Atrial* of the road in hooking atter the
safety of the traveling public. Thies utiles
wt of Locust Hill. the station formerly
known as (reen ftiver, at mileage 's mat
of Tomtits., is • cols tr1 t•r,saing limn
River and ercrtart at a height .1 about 30
Get from the water. Thi+ Breen River is
little more than u creek, except vibes
swollen, es tt has been of late, by very
h eavy downpours of ran. •Cbe culvert
which crosses it in n *„I. i Rosati ,.f uttwatry
anti We .U.i rat „,ii ..• l,. its p•rfe'-t sometimes
and safety . , ,. , . • entertained Tt.e leu•-
dattuw, doe undermined L) the
heavyttrete, W tly neuited.
Ott .t ass report,.) that
• culvert rat... ..,.,u:rte t.e.0 that "tacit
gave way was w ■11 tti e.te con Iii,'n. In-
spector ut bridges John It anises, ,,sodded
to visit this cut.ert and detailed locomotive
flat Ito) to visa the place There were then
on board . .,r. !': anleu . J..iut, :.iG.n•
engineer; tie,,, . I.ser. Memel,. .1. 3.1.wt-
arty, section torruuu : nous.' led tNUJ David
11i haruder. root i,eu Own
The ens ui•• :,, ns e tit lite lir! culvert,
which t. matte .hstiuee,t.,.e the it,, which
the Wen bet u. trashed 14. iieq.t sh •rt l) lee.
fore 11!v p..u. i'recinely at t I d. at% t'ul-
vert must LoveetdlaI.ett, for •luras the body
of the engt. --. r e:i.t i „ •-1 hes ea:• b was
found to nen.- - .pp .1 „t tear• mood . All
the,arupun> •.I the• Ca., !.•,e.h•d .',nog
Ntrhwender , .. hu r alwd oast nthe.i.
Trains and worhu•u were de,ti•.tche.l from
Toronto, and d rout the whole of rt•.tt•r,iay
work went oo . ith,att to terrupt nun AL an
early hour v• -te•r,n) nesls,ior ti mks
body waa reinvest some dedanos
down Ike -creek. At Y,,, Engineer Attou's
d efy was recovered. The surround-
ings at • night- - preeeutedr and
novel appearance. The trunk of a ltrg. true
was set on fire and serve.) to light the wore -
nen in eteleavoring to rst,ver the bole.% ILIA
in the issues, wt.'e of the perengers from
the express train to the special provided W
convey them to Toronto.
The only survivor. David Nighweuder,
seems t., to s inowttat cwf.trd as to the
manner of lo. escape. In ono interview be
says that d• ;uritis. from the. engine into the
water, anti in anal te-r statement says that he
simply fell frust tie- engine and thus escaped.
Inspector H.anicr,,wh,wr body wasbruugnt
to I'arkdals yesterday. had lat•u with the
company .l.' a Iris t.,yp,rsl anti was regar,l
ed as owe of t teir meat truxtwurtby ..tficiali.
His home war at Sit \iellwturneaveoue, the,
city. He was a ntarn,.l IOW:, as were also
Engineer Anon and Fireman l)iiver, both •.1
West Toronto. JrlWaukee' father is still
with the company engaged as tie arid timber
inspector. ierctiou men live Lear Locust Hid.
The Montreal express, due to leave the
city at tit's last evening, did not get away
until 10;. It went out over the Grand
Trunk tracks to Teterboro• where it will
take the C P. line- A Grand Trunk eugutu
drew the train, which was manned by a
Grand Trunk crew.
No interruption in traffic is anticipated C.-
day.
rday.
A CAROLINA WRECK.
Brakes and !steam Couldn't Hold This
Trate Hack Three Men Billed.
ASlllt r,I.Le, N.C., June las.-Perhaps the
most destructive wreck in the how
tory of the Western North loan.-
lino Railroa-1 oecurrcd a1 Metros•
station at the'icthern side of ftaluda Moun-
tain. about :a notes from this city. ou the I
A.hev.lte .1: Spartanburg division last night. '
Engineers iinyra and Turnatall and Fire-
man Taylor were killed. The injured were.
Flagman 0. Boc,ck and Co ttdut•tu Rickett,,
two colored brakemen named Foster ami
Gnenbe. painful but not dangenen wounds,
From Cie apex of satuda Mountain to
Melrose, the scene of the aceid.nt, a dutane.'
of more than three mils.., there is a Nail
of fully 93, feet This fact has made
the railroad authorities especially .are
fel at this point and an engine
is kept constantly there to kelp alt trains rap
and down the mountain. The track was
very wet last night when a coal train
started .lows. and sero after begin
ping the descent it b ecane er.
drug that the twelve Lomed cars
were t,o much for Loth engines to
hold with all brakes down. The speed
gradually gtiiekene-t under the heavy
pretaure until a apeeei of
an tour ens reached. when the
tr'ac•kw spread and tie entire train p;:in. e l
headlong down the mountain with n ternble
crash. burying beneath the br, ken ,girt
crow ties and earth the brave fellows who
had stool to their teats
The Inas t, the company in engines and
cars alone will reach $7 .,000
THE RATE WAR
Chicago t Gravid Trask MsMing Away
at tam lake .here People.
Cinc•rin, June 18. -The Chicago & (;rand
Trunk has not given up the tight on dressed
beef rats.. Private advice* from Wash-
ington to.tay stated that this rompany
bad given notice of its intention t,
adopt a raw or :in cerate per 1.10 punts,
Chicago to fl'.10n via Montreal, biginniug
June on Thin is the date on which the
Pocent rats. of tbs. other roads become. effect-
ive. As socia •s the Lake Shore people re-
ceived this bnt.11igenes they called
• special meting of the Chicago
committee .1 the Central Truffle
Aesectatio• and announced that they would
mut tb. 311 coot rate .1 the Chicago t
(Iran. Trutsk. taking *fraction* W. imm.-
diatela after the nww,ting the (tread Trunk
sant a notion to the Interstate Commerce
Association a further reduction
in the Melted beef rate to 33 omits taking
effect Jane .
Peter Deets* Last flay
Relight u.t. Joss 1t►- P for lbs
.treeetins at Pear Davb area smarty eowipt s-
ed. The wafotd W baa ssweed Is the jail
yawl amid the sutlssee will he carried out at
ablest g Venn& Ffiese mrshag. Tim primes
er'. Mbar willed Wm WI week mod b two
Hears sad brolbreieiaw WWI emir lnt tae►
,stall et him ebb arrest
LARGE STOCK OF
Choke Goods
TO SELECT FROM
e2/lacCORZ.C. A .C.
PURE PARIS GREEN,
HELLEBORE and
INSECT POWDER
AT
GEORC+= Y .i T .S'
URCO STORE. ACIILo\'8 BLOCK. OODERI('H.
IiUBU SN.
From nur own . t.
It is rumored that Joe Hess, the far -
ilium' temperance orator, is ging Into •
quiet retreat front labor for several a eek•
.t the Point F.ritt. as the guest of its
genial host, J .J. Wright.
C F. Straub.* of Goderich, gave our
ourg a pleaaaut v:sit this week.
Wm. Green, son of • former resiloot,
David Green, now 1,1 Dakota, a vutting
.ming relatives and friends on Butter-
nut Rule.
Quite a number here intend to be pre-
selu_aunng thisweal al Abu camp_ meet -
.nt raring held , u the Mouutgrove Farm.
,sear Nle
Communion service will be held in the
Presbyterian church the brat Sabbath to
July. The pastor, Rev J. A. Anderson,
hope* to tee an addition to the meutber-
ship, with the present ones. at the
ser. rets.
Mrs G. H. Clutton- of Stretford, .tut
ed relatives here last week.
THE 1'I. Nl,'.-The union picnic ,.f the
echo- • at our far-famed summer resort.
the Point Farm, was a decided success,
over 2,000 persons attending it. The
ttuusements arid sports, with bats for
pleasure ails, were the same as last year
The trustees missed the counsel* of the
teachers in getting up the.ports,the wor-
thy members of the boards of Educts
eau having to manage them themselves.
(tor veteran trustee Hetherington was at
the hoboand,aided by several of hesbreth-
ren, managed all with success. In ad-
dition to the sports was the mimic of the
baud from Goderich, which added cheer-
fulness to the busy bnstie of the rase
multitude, who moved everywhere anti
all over the grounds, heartily enj yirg
themselves. I►at:cttg was loot omitted,
artd on the long .era„dah u.eny fret
were in motion t•, the strains of the
vt•'liue of A. Tnunlow and It . Jleithee,
Mies Williams, who at the New Year in
mission work Rae s . successful tit mak•
Inst many tee that tlie twin tow waywasthe
heat, was present sod gay. a recitation.
A large number .,1 (;odert:li High
$chs.,! *choler* sere peeset•t, under the
charge of the head teacher, :Nr 11 1
Siring; also a Cadet corpa -.f ;uvebile
teuperanor workers from the cicular
town, under theleadersh;;..d Geo. Stew-
art, who put then thr.•ngh • course of
do 1, which they performed like army
veteran.. Mine h,et. J. J. Wright, ably
discharged hu duties and everybody
lor.k• forward to IL picnic .•f this kind
annually at the Pint Farmwiththe same
success. An organ to the Goderich make
underwent the pressure of * me fair unt-
simians' nimble finger* on its keys. the
music from it giving general eeti.tsctioor,
and • hope that the new factory ne w
making ire bow for public patronago, w ill
become the hest of all the manufacture re
of the kind in the Domsaion.
Stop that
CHRONIC COUGH NOW!
P er if you An not it may flee..s con-
Gmeer▪ eve. i•,r C Wim% Via,
A•rserew/ DeMftfp and
then l• nothing like -seer
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Of Pare Cod Liver Oil and
HYroPNOSPNITI$
Oi x•a.a• aural Soder
It le alme s as p --M, as lank. Tar
better tats ether soealteI Zmu •)ons.
A waasattl Ikea pMomr.
SCOTT S EMULSION
feet amp (n • aetwsea2.
awe, mod pre Tae /'wewlaa• add ti aft
Thioles es Mee. sed *fuse.
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of
will! la• paid to any tele who will Eire
•vides.• as will lead to the res. lotlea
of persons &dung Is *harp's Creek.
A pelt' to
M C. "AM►ROK,
0 bks.
1►R. RH £1WKOK,
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BOOTS & SHOES
Spring is about opening
and the Ladies of Goderich
and Vicinity will be want-
ing something nice in foot-
wear. I have the largest
and best stock it has ever
been my pleasure to show.
All the leading lines and
styles in Kid, Dongola, and
other fine material, in Com
mon Sense and Opera Toe.
In Staple Goods an im-
mense stock, suitable for
Town and Country wear.
Prices lower than ever.
In goods of my own Man-
ufacture I carry a large
stock, many lines of which
I have been selling at whole-
sale for several years, hav-
ing sent large shipments t
British Columbia and other
points.
Ordered Work 1 . ceives
my special attention, and I
am determined to give you
the very best that can be
made. I have customers in
this branch of my business
from Montreal to the Paci-
fic Coast.
Repairing promptly at-
tended to and neatly done.
To the Shoe Trade of
Huron District : I have a
stock of goods larger than
is carried by many of the
jobbers, and buying my
goods in large quantities for
cash I will sell to you at job-
ber's prices or less. Caor
write for quotations on any
lines you may be needing.
Leather and findings in
any quantities from a quart
of pegs or a pair of half -
soles to fifty sides of sole
leather.
E. DOWNING,
cr. Last-st. and Square. Dederick).
GRAND
PLEASURE EXCURSIONS !
ro Niagara Falls, Buffalo,
Cleveland, Detroit, Pt. Hur-
on, Goderich, Sand Beach,
Tawas, Bay City, Saginaw
and intermediate points.
The Fast Steamer
LORA,
WILLIAM ROACH Master,
hear.. OoMrbb es follows:
tasT Boren. $ r... emu aotxo. a kat.
Jane t•.
July A. W. x . I esti
re hulktvssrt >•s l
Trip
te
may
Yu Miss Sys Gorry
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Olds
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