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• death W. Thea se Cremele viae
Mbwea teetber.
ODanew, Out 118..41kerah Lanham. • gird
shah* years of yet was charged at the
*allele tuday wieh having ea the lath d Air
Sud lest allemplad to set fire to her us ulber's
imam in Oradea The evidence was strums
agoiot the primer. 1t wake proved by severed
milnemea that she had off the sight above
MaMoned walked $ miles trona Port Hupe to
bereft* fur the =prim purpose of cerryutg
eat her fists t4us of buru1ug the house W
worse her mother ease bedridden A verdict
et guilty was brought la by Us Jury.
1 1
ANOTHER DEATHWATCH maim
`tlbau filen, deb ms, We Oast Tell ale.
tonne OMmse.
THIS MAN ESCAPED ()EAT H•
l
A X 1 M.rderer Aegwlated M
the Owmed .1 leases,.
Ccsouae, fOL *-William (:crow wash
charged at ata anises to -day with the murl
der et tun Lockhart user Burnley last
sprtag. The evidence went to show that the
primmer ter years prat has baso subject to
epileptic ab, sad wbeu In that state wan
always violent. On tie day of the murder
the prlsmsar went into • W.,kamith sbuy,
and time look • et which render,.1 him w-,
ms., anti wink in that ounditats he picked
.p • large stick of wood and struck Lock-
hart a Hoist Now upon the bead which
wuaed his death. t From the medical teeatie
ntuny brought forward it was so Cully mi-
dget 4o the Clown couurt that the act wad
committed by the prkooer while Imherin'
under • temporary et ONtaaastty that be al-
lowed the matter to go to the Jury without
foaling the usual address. The jury brought
Ise • medict of nut failty. e..
BIG WINNING STABLES.
Amgttwt 11elmsas'• Neruea Bond the iter
With .l•7,aa.
Naw Yong. Oct TL -The racing sewed
width has gut ended Ise this sesta has been •
phomonenally successful oils. Never Wore
in the hYary of the American turf have the
stakes been so licit. the attendance .o large,
or the holes entered so numerous .d of
reek high claw. One grand horse will alone
make tbe season of 1'1W • memorable one,
for it will always be known as " Salvator'/
year." 14 well also he remarkable as the re-
cord-breaking year„ for never .ince there
bare been official records 4. this country
hare so many new standards bean net up.
Augtut ilelssont heads the let of *cinema
with • total winning of $167,000.: John A.
Morrie is sat, with • credit to kis account
of $156,0140, whls Senator Hearst, whom bad
luck in previous years was proverbial, closes
ibea.ama with $110,000.' Green 3lurrts M
fourth, with 103.000, and C. W L
Scour just below him wMh 1111111,000. The
Dwyer brothers, in spite of the crippled tam.
thrice et their stable, a mere.wrsdt of the
princely establiebs.mt t of :the ped, have
earned $$3,000, while- D. D. !Rhea. whose
stable bra bees rather • dkbligo itklg ale
this mason, is a winner of I$4.Nt'' j'
It is • curious tact that clearly all the big
mosey in the leading arabin has been wee
by one horse. Potomac won nearly half of
Yr. Balmmst's $4C!,000, and if Tournatsent'.
earnings were deducted front Senator Heart's
total there would be very little left. J. B.
Haggin ends the year with $51,740 proat,a•e
of this seas over $30.000 was tealvator's win.
Mega The talk of the nonsairroder was Fir
meth. Marcus Daly spared so mosey in
getting the choicest ierains of blood. He hat
spent perhaps $ t0). M) ea the turf, and ye.
be has woo only one raw this year That
wens dab race. however. and he got out of
it ONO to help pay his enormous loess.
Fired at a litre mad Rreeight Dew. s
Man. •
K1.suoToo, Oct. :2. -Rule the barge
Detroit was lying at the 1►. A P. R R dock,
C'ataragai Bay. this morning. the sudden
report of a ribs wee heard, and Fred
Yost••, • hoodoo the b st,lsll to the deck
with a bullet M irk leg. A doctor bad to
cut a bole % of an inch in diameter and :;
inches leggin the path before he could reach
tea bullet, which was ultimately extracted
The bathe was from • ripe 4s. the bands 'd
F. A Folger, jr. H. fired at • bird on • log
is the bey. The bullet went over this bird,
struck the water. gland bed mud have
flown the distance to the barge and bf
Mauston. The barge was ors 300 yards
frau the rand-bu.e and over sixty y.rdi
math of the way the shot was fired. T.
bullet gland off at an angle of about 45
degrees. OM the Oren ea the Jag..
Tacoma, Oct. Ti. -F. C. health, aged 5111
years, after being bald for trial in the super-
ior court, charged with burglary, -'.ped
this erecting from Judge Patrick's poises
court. At the coecluaion of the .r-
raignmeet Arthur Pat ricks, • deputy
sheriff and .os of Judge Prancers,
left the court -nom to serve papers upon the
witness. Smiths counsel mad the city at-,
tansy also Lift the room, kav4g th.
prisoner le ebarge of Clerk Keene, who mel
at the time busy wrlt.g.
Judge Patrick. bad premed over 65 camel
to Smith which wet to buy tobacco, and was
re.ehieg for a piece of memorandum paper,
with he back turned when the primas!
quietly rewind over the dank. grabbed the
read vs/ witch b.uI been booed mi
his poene and holding the revolver
tsar the Judge's nose, began hacking from
the room to the window in the rear.
"if you stir," he said coolly, "P11 .boot
the lite oma of yaw" The judge did not
move, no weapon was while reach, and swan
his seal and inkstand were buried under
PliPere-
When N dry was solid sight Clerk Keens
Warted le permit Seethe Itemise apprs.ch-
hg, Smith, just as he was about to he ream
the awned sexy ea to a shad, eovw.d Keens
with the gun, and the clerk sprang behind •
chimney wall. Smith made his escape be-
fore the police scald be no(ffied.
A Trivial Wspwte-Tw. Oaths.
Kowa ens. Wks. Oct 23. -Albert Leder-
meyr, • young fanner living sear CLeto,
quarrelled with hie wife, • bride of • few
weeks, h regard to the gmaattty of potato -:
they sbosld put Is for Y. whew. Leder -
stayer grew lass dy angry, all sedge bit
W hnthester rifle he diet his wits dead as she
r.a from the how Iadwm.aymr then pat
the serie at the ashram to W Mea ani
blew ►le braise out
AIM.Me•. CaasLAdge_Yew.
looxnos, Oat - At Newmarket today
the race far the C Wakes of
tide fou lyear-olds was woo by .s favor
its 01 to 11. M. IIIbrsm's eh f Alicante, by
Rermit-Marl.hw, 1, Mr. Caus' eh e Rol -
moat >l Cam. J. Orr -Swine, be Toads t
The rase was was last year by Mr.
J. 5.- Eleessasmire Lea eats
■enareare l benaenseb OMB" !tart net
severed b ire. - _
Mmwrnaals Olt. fate -Fie Mein ad Oa.
waders abaft* to IM Magi 1lMe _My
dWr a ia Om weak peres - - - 11MIy
Woowyoc., Oat 1M-11. bbMrm d ati'•'
theirs lite was costa bled by hi.tmlt dday.
It sashes 400 pegs, at teokomp with 40 ittea-
t•sfloms. flu tar uely SWIM baa hose offered
far the maaesoript, bat Aids price 4cludm
the confession weld Birtehall baa prumMrl cul
Ogreish to tba'pubL.b.r who bey' hie auto-
bl.grwpky. Tse isos.y will all go to hie
wife. The premier had holed to receive
Lest night Blrchafl Mooed a card to the
oust of Guard Mole, as he wee having the
jell. On the Lard wars delicate ,r epatics
.bent the prim of rotten eggs. McGeo did
mot es* It 1W he got bomb Hs oosotud,d he
had seen essegh of the prisoner sed midge -
ed. George Perry, ecu of Wed,puty-.b.riff,
has hes place. i
Oa. et Birdsall's Chau 7QaMag.
Pony L C. Whaler of tis arm of
R Wheeler bas
levitated. The flan .Mg
Saturday night Lest January Wheeler
was taken Into the bu4a..e as a partner and
put up about 51000. He was to num $JOOO
more for the business, .ad the failure to do
lila mimed Mr. Hied his present trouble
Wheeler received s week ago toffy about
$1800 tram Eugysd, but kept the knowledge'
of this from his psartsmr.. Oa Thursday
b. checked ' out all the .. mosey / 4s
the idol.... • Bank to the credit el tie
An. and took the 3.18 train that
afternoon for Toronto.' Thee is a wart
rant for %l.sler'. arrest. Dia is charged
with appropriating $1301) with the latent of
d0r..ading his creditors. The books show
Wheeler drew more money out than he put
Mo the business Wheele • was a warm ad-
mirer of Btrchall They both came out here
in 1065 as farm paplb through Ford, l,athi
burn t Co. After spending some time on a
farm he moved to Weiland and has sinus
that ams then a howling swell.
Nwtblag la tie Trae.dal. Case.
Skocvg, Oct 22 -Toe Norfolk Fall Amies,
dueled yesterday. The grand jure", ignored the
NB for murder against John Trued/tie and
Lis eon in the Port Dover poisoning cast'.
The accused nem were .cvordu.gly dis-
charged from custody. The murder charge
against Corydon Smith was podp ooed until
1'ie next arias, as .gene of the crown wit-
nesses were absent Au application will be
made at Toronto off Saturday to admit the
prisoner, Smite, to bail. In repaying to the
p.r'sentetlom at the grand jury His Lordship
suggested a ren of the somewhat
antiquated fittings of the court -room.
tleddea Death at Guelph.
Guzl,w, Oct 21 -Mr. George Gay, marl
chat tailor, and a well-known citrase of
(haggish, pmmd away this morning atter a
bre hours' tl4.m. While returning from
the store at S o'clock yesterday afternoon.
when opposite D. McLaren s shoe shop is
• he staggered and wom4 pave
fallen had be not been caught by • carr -by.'
Rs was annexed Into • cab and taken bonne,
The doctor pronounced the attack one oil
uremic convulsions and it ended in apoplexy.
He lingered 411 :. o'clock this morning.. Mrd
Guy ant came to Guelph from Coburg
about leg ad entered the employ of Mr.
Jammu C'orreack as cutter. subsqu.stlee
starting business for himself. -'
A Tr.la.edal to Wait Whitman&-
PHI LA DELPHI/, Oct ' 2 -A tcstimosfa
DI Walt Whitman was gine at Horticultural
Hall herr last night. Over a thousand
pa.ple were preset The feature was an
oration by Col. Robert 4,. Ingersoll, entitled
"Let us put wreath[, on the brow a the
living." He extolled Whitman as the
greatest of living poets. The poet sat in his
wheel chair on the stage Imtredutely back
of Col. Ingersoll, and on the ouectu.fou of the
onDDM he rolled himself forward and in s
feeble roto, tendered his thanks tb the
audience and to Col Ingersoll, finishing his
remarks by exclaiming. "Hail end farewell,
hail and farewell'" The scene was very im-
remit ve
Med Ills Brother .
BAanrr., Oct. 'l..'. -Three boyo, R. Walter,
W. Walton, brothers, and H. Duna, wM
preparing to go out in the bay duck -shooting
from %t-altofl's boat -house. They Chart twe
guus loaded, which they peed in the bottom
of the boat dt Walton, in stepping into the
Mat struck the trigger of one of the guns,
which was loaded with a ball and duck that
and diet -barged it. the ball4ntering the wrist
of his brother ad running up to tee palm of
the right band, part cd which was carried
away. `
Caned While en Duly.
orEtrn, Oct. ILI -The death yesterday oi
Miss Phasors Fuller, one of the young ads
who bad almost completed the mune o,
training u. nuts* at the Cieseral Hospital,
was rery sudden It was caused by peso
mania, contracted while absent on duty.
Mies Fuller cams from MaafoM, where to,
several years bar father was manager of tis
apace of the Merchants' Hank He died a
few months stew Tosed•y evenly at $
o'clock than wene a touching eureka at the
hospital. the Ven. An•bdomoa, d whoa
,iarcb she wee • member, calastlhg, pried
to the removal of the body, which is to he
buried at Meaford
Mi, Victim *IR
O . .. Oat age Neter,
who root his wife reognilly, Ise Ire.0 ser
tented to gives yeah 1 Ya►
t.rday the doxxtors succeeded in taklsg the
bullet ot of Mrs Water'. arm. It w.. the
lad of the three. The affray took plata en
Aag. IM. Mn. Slater is now on a lair w.0
to recover fully. Waters wounded Brat her
healed and his nnp are •ttegethgr
mental
Il set W-4.4..5,
W000wrom Oet It -Abend 10 o'clocl
len night as Traces* Haas. an enspheye at
J ames Hayes, was going to Isis house in tit
portico of the town, ke0wn a
the "Owe," .s autunite' person ones upon
him meetly from behind and with a degree
nems eut on ugly cirr•elsr wound, extending
glee fecbae around the head wiles w111 keep
him maneed wide bad for same weeks
Tse robber *rook ale front Rani.'* poekeen
..d haste; decamped, taking Rswish cep
intrad d Ilea owe.
They Il... ea Meat t. Wit I
IleILJlr, Oet a -Th. Dake et Melba
Praid..t et the tipper Sooner the Prussian
Dist prosiesd a dspwlage dram GWwita
w1sh ease to ecmplwla at the .tie etty tie
wet biting district that he wedn pereaeelg
sedativor to wean the letspererts oeasent to
the removal of the en the Mr
partition of Rumba et&tt4.
Ilw
r.Mlisa Cathodes baa e awe. .
Roma, Oat S$ --71a Tape Ind1IF sang
* nonce to the Archbishops? 11" r wh
gird tow polity d the Ontbsiles r the
stew llpabra d'lam I • Us 1144661140
=het the= gravid pees theri
lbsS aided
amoopoits
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TILE 8[GNAL, FRIDAY. OCT. Ike 1890.
A HOLE THROUGH H13 HEAD.
Ilorvavl,rg What Was Though • neat
DncaTcs. Iasi, Oat. le. -A sr.nga owe
la surgery Y that at Freddie, the Syser-old
are of James N:itlact, • pretutu.ut man
o&f tgfa city. Freddie .ad his brother,
Charlie, tired 1 years, were Mtn is
• rasa to anima tluwnelvea The
children dinouver.d a revolver, and in play-
ing with the weapon it was accidently dile
charged while w the hands of the elder
brother. The beta entered the forehead of
Freddie, just above the left eye and
pawed out at the Irak part of the
head The wooed, weil:h was a ghastly
looking one, was aonddered fatal, and every
one exeec rel tae little sufferer would sur-
ese a tut a few mosrs4; but, strange to
may. W e tele days he rallied tram the shock
amid u now c.msidered in a fair way to re-
covery. Physicians is charge at the cam in-
siert•d • silver probe into tate opeeing until
the instrument plumed entirely through tate
chill's mad, ,fuer which a perforated drain-
age tido was introduced, following the
mixes of the ball. 1bus tube has been
allowed to remain m the child's bred, and
now tie dayligh4e,hMs throegb ale.&, but he
.till liver.
GONE NEARLY FIFTY YEARS.
After Thct Tisa5 a l',,thsr Meets a hen
Wheat lis Nets r 'saw Before.
t-Ast:AIJA, ILL, Oct. :l0. -Forty-seven
years ago (.nark. Adserm married Min.
Sarah Houston. sister of Supervisor M. F.
Huston. -.al a prominent farmer of this
IFayettci county. Mr. and Mrs Adams bad
lived together jest Hoe yens wben one even-
ing A,lanr went out to milk the cows, but
did not return and was not herd of after-
ward, althougS lir. Houston travelled touch
and epwnt a great deal of money in a rain
search for herniating brother -to -law.
Not loth, after Adams' dimppearanee a son
war bora to Mre. Adams, but the birth •"-
rulted 4. the mother's death. The chive r ..
eared for by the Minton. and grow up to
nunhood and is now living on his farm,
Ir.. and a heir toile. east of Vandalia.
During his absence not the slightest clue
was had to Adams' . . i, and he
was suptpxxed to bre 'lend. About three
weeks ago an elderly men, apparently about
7b years o:d, inquired if the Houston still
lived bus- and o,e being informed that they
did, lett word that he would return and visit
them in about three weeks. The •traoFer
nwle good his promise and Friday returned
to this city. He was the long -lest Adams
lir. Adam dna mot sedge any reason for
leering here su abruptly, tut said that be
was informed loon after the child was born
that bosh he mother an.t child bel diel,
anti knew oo better until inlorm..d by hit
!rim's bre. :tome four or five years alter
the death of his wife Adana says be mar-
ried again and rr.'id•xl cu Troy, N.V. Four
ehildno were born to them, all of wham,
together with their mother have since died
The truant fattier seemed overjoyed to know
that Ire bad a living son and at omens pro -
.vied a col,veyanie and started for his bonne.
THE MYSTERY OF A BOX.
sleben tits Lid Woe Torn Of a Girl's Bedy
Appeared
t.atc.t$TElt, Pa., Oct. "JJ. -A box bearing
• weird label wud.Nvered at New Holland,
a little village 12 miles from Lancaster, on
bucklsy moruiug. It came by express Dom
Mount Vernon. O., and was addressed to
Mr.. Caroline Mettley. It was a large box,
mrd those waw taw ft were startled at lead -
In;; above tie ad,rsm the lolluw reg inscrip-
tion.
SUICIDE.
Hastily the lid vow removed as soot as the
cumbersome peckage was taken to the Set -
Dry 4.4no•, and then tiros who bad hem
busy prying of the board. with Lammers
and c4L:els were biotite Ito lad the body of
a girt
\s won es the atTrigbted workers agaia
Approached the .trartee object they saw that
what apparently lay before them u to the
corp.* of Helen 8ettley. Dn. Hwbong and
Koble'r were at once summoned. and the
mother sok e. that a pot .mot tem examine
tion he held
Hui ea the ,beitietane were .*.fisting in
lifting tL.: 1.o.h from Its strange restiag-
plane they noticed that the evidences of
death were not there. No rigidity eras ap-
parent -not a sign ',f tlecompo•it&om so,
into•ad of being wrapp•t in the clothe. of
death, the girl .a. placed la a heel and •
rimier examination made. It was found that
the ruu,eles .sere relaxed, as of one in a deep
.kap. Tim band, were warm and a slight
6u.h nppeared on the cheeks. Heston -
Pees were applied. but to so avail
There coed:does were the Fame throughout
he uigbt and all to -Jay To -night the
mother 1. watching by the bedside of her
girl, not kneeing whetber a -wpm !is bee
tureen' the •Leets or whether there is lite in
the 'melee's." form.
The physicians are es puzzled as is thi
Widow Notary. They wonder how it is pas-
sible
orsibs lar • vestige of Ute W remain atter the
confinement in tbat box for such • period,
even d the girl where alive abet the journey
teem Mount Verson was commenced.
The authorities have boss walled at the
d ense case and ars doing their utmost to
solve the mystery.
fluty ten days ago the mother received •
lotto frau ber daughter, w which she meld
dee was tueii'e enough money t0 eaabi.ler
to take a trip borne The girl became 30
years old a short time age.
A Glpatke Leek -eat Iwimis .t
ln31r03. ()et s.3 -At • lastly ed t1a
Rnn.Ierl.nd breach of the Fthippl1E Feder*
t&ou it was stated that the cents.) authority
in London was arranging for a 'pigment leek-
a.t should the sailers persist In their heatfl.
attitude. The t(hippiwg Gansu. nayw en
shipowners' necroses le betag ruined by
the tyr buy of the new uniodaa The
prospect of an humors federation of
e wer. trade remotely connected with
ship t z bas roarlacrd shipowners that
something mint he dare prseptly.
1 he Tines confirms the .tetement that w-
an: hes have bass darted es to the phial-
eabllity of a general laying -.p of vssels la
Drit Lir path
A Ceased wltk this Maisel
Catlin, 01. rcrflk't betwrea team
ami end tea Maad1 is expected to take piece
shortly at I rendurnsen.
A partridge flew tele David Hulme*'
boaes.leth eon , (1rey.rsres(Iy.md is its
tempt to regain he freedoms wait thnte(b
thp window pane The lard waw
esenswhst Manned, trivia( Mr Hearne.
111110 to u.ewn it fou ►s dinner, thee
belenain$ the damage dose to the win
dei.
DUNGAN NON.
nem our ewe
Now that the fall *bows are over the
w est err N beam sting settled.
Arps pecking, shipping the fruit. and
fall ploughing me the order of the day.
The municipal council of West Wawa-
nu•h will meet, pursuant to adjutart-
n eeut, this tewaship hall, on Saturday,
the 25th of October.
I.uok out fur the concert which is to
be hold an the new hall at Uusgansoo,
os Cue 5th November. A barite gather-
ing, teat.tiapated ••n that oassston.
Mr Geo Howell, V. S., of Des Moines,
Iowa, anti !mob have been *tektite
fr wads, r dative* and acyualutenees here.
Mr H. was at one time a resident of Col -
bore. township, where he ,vent $ great
part of his youthful days.
The many friends and acquaintances
of our popular bolrl-beeper, Mr A.
Black, who received an injury from a
fall &oma Ams ago, will la pleased to
know that the old gentleman is able to
he .round, sod is getting better. Mr
Black s. au o'd-timer u& this sectiuu and
has . host 01 friend* heir.
We regret to have to stere that Mr
Archthal4 BJII, a resident of West W.-
wsmah, Leer D" ega'tt&on, was during
tl.e former part of tiro week prrstrated
by an attack of paralysis, which we hope
will emit be of long duration, and that he
may sp'eddy recover sod be ,eetured to
his wonted state of health,
Mr J. A. Comedy, whoa an authoriz-
ed &seat to take orders for THE Slot -
(ALL, we Understand, is c.nvauing
the .ugh this section of country, and do-
iog good work by adding largely to THE
Spaist s •ubsertpti.'n INC Me C. e a
young man of push and • suocesaful
agent.
The regular division court will be held
in the court room st Umigannuu, un Sat -
ari.y, the 251h Oct. We presume all he-
lm t well that the nett cruet will bre held
io the spacious apartment sen the new
building beloneisr to the I)unganmu
Agricultural and Driving Park Associa-
tion, when it will be completed.
THE St..a.L deserves the thanks of the
hoard cif directors t.f the Ashfield and
West Wawanoel Agricultural Society,
and '•1 the stock I&oldrn :,f the Dungan-
non Agriculture and Driving Park
A..ociation, ala . ul the citizens of Dun-
gannon, for the excellent maru:er in
w hich it portrayed the fall show. On
every Dublic question THE Si.:EAt has
stood by Dougannoti and its large list
of subscribers in this section attests that
eta friendly acts are duly appreciated.
The remains of Mr John Cameron, of
West W..wsuo•b-woo died on Tuesday of
last week, aged i4yun,aere intel.ed in
Dungannon cemetery on Thursday, Ibith
inst. The deceased wan widely known
and h'zhly Iespecteto, being an old set-
tler to the township, and hie reddrrce
tieing situated adjacent to the township
hall, where a great many :I the settlers
in the township had to transact lousiness
in connection with municipal ■I1.ira, he
home was At •11 times and on all occasions
open to all to partake of his hospitality,
which was unlimited. The obsequies no
the oo•ash ft were crndneted by Rev
Mr Audersun, pastor of St Helen's Pres-
byterian church, The bereaved widow
and family have the sneer. sympathy of
the c.•nimunity. The great mid popular
'.teem In which the decea.ed gentleman
au held was thotuu.h'y ''tows by the
very large tette...lance of sympathizers at
his funeral. Hi• lose to the bereaved
family and others will he greatly felt.
took II took Siok.
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ARF YOU A BAPTIST?
Goofs* Dobson, ENel, is etteml ag the
tioatmeraal collage at Toronto, poo1141R
himself on book -kelpie', shorthand bad
type 111111 151.
A short letter was ruosiv.d last week
from Oliver timate, Brs.sda,oa board the
U. 8. warship "Seater& ' The letter is
dated Chests, china, Sept. 7th.
The stage to 1>V Hueter and Gerrie
n ow goes north every morning. It is
proposed to change this to the afternoon,
Leavitt( Brussels about 4 o'clock.
Chris. (lrimcldey. who Lisa been as -
eating O A. Deedsa.n, Brussels• with
bit hers for the last five years, left for
Owen Sound un Wednesday of last week.
David Cantelus, son of Arthur Cantelon,
takes his place.
J. A. Reid & Kro. are showing
great value in all -wool Blankets
Flannels and i'n•lerclothing.
Blankets, all pure wool, 50c. per
Ib. Don't huy your Blankets by
the pair, but by the 1b. You can
compare values better in that
way. Flannels from 123e. to 40e.
per yd. for the finest Campbell -
ford goods. Men's Shirt. and
Drawers from 30c. to 811.50; special
lines, all -wool, at 45 anti 50e.
Ladies' Australian Lambs' Wool
\'ants, excellent value. Have we
ever done burliness with you '
We would be pleased to have you
call and examine our stock, anal
compare our prices with other
stores. We claim to sell cheaper,
but by callingyou can see and judge
for yourself,
J. A. REID & BRO.
Jordan's Mace. Goderich.
Oct. 17th. 1100.
THE MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS.
fisderkeh merest.
Guoimec•m, OR Ski, laq.
Wheat. Standard .... M 10 to 6 tea
Pring Wheat. Standard...- o Ili to eo ti
Flour. Patent Hnnwarias, newt„ 3 1010 3 1•i
Flour, $treiwht. i cwt 3 e0 to '1 e'
Flour. Farmlly, t$ ere{ r .10 to _ M1'
Shorts,. cwt 0 :0 &o ' -0
Bran.bIcwt... 010 to060
`Jc•mnings, cwt.. ., -.• 0 m for. b)
Chopps•d St . r awl........t..,. 1 23 to t a,
Oats, a both ................ .. . 0 30 to U 3;
Peart 1bush ... 055 to 0 w1
Harter. ' Dusk 0 to 0 W
Ilay, r toe a (q to 6 .w
Potatoes, a bush
0 10 to 030
k�;mobil
ism 111 o018
ft
Sas', fmM unpmllbaa, vies.
.... a 1.. to 0 14
('heeee «._.. _.... 0 10 too 12
WoOA 3 Is. to 1 (t0
Wool 000 to : e 00
Nldee
40°375
SO to 600
Sheepklas 0 7S to'• fS
f stewed MMe.lewt.......... 5 5A to 6 to
Pelu• toll
CIlatea ln.1Mtw.
Oct. 21s. 1100.
Four •u 00 to.. M
F.11 R heatnew asd ....048400old ...... tN
Spring Wheat ............... • t4 toll to
Barley 0 40 to 0 41
Oats ..».......... 0 31100 11
h poke Iveldtlllai Fir $�L» » 0 :a to a sd
!totter-. wflay
tt' oo l .............................
Ibrk..
thatnal bath teerlset.
The receipts of live stock at the )fontrcal
Stock Yard.. l'"Int et. Cbarlets for the week
ending Oct beth. 1Mie. were es follows :-
153 to2Si
0 tete° 50
• Itto010
O I3 to o l"
5 het to 7 00
3 to to 4 1ll
a 0010000
020 toe ?0
1 .5 to. CO
• • 2 D
1 x d
Receipts of live stock at the.'
Montreal Rim* Vard.•Pt.
81. (•harles• for the
week . . 3.111S 1.80 1.305 50
Left ever Froin pre-
vious week 30 10 173
Total for -----2I$.218 1.190 1.341 So
Left on had 300 150 SM .
There were large receipts but no change is
relues for extort cattle. There vasa cneditm
supply of butchers' cattle . the market was
steady. tic. bib too prices. Hoek.- WMlh
• n enter supply the slight advance of set
week fell of. Hosie�p/tfat Sc. with little deemed.
We quote the following as being 'fair '.1 -
es
''attIe. eip*S l�c to
Butchers, Butchers'.
te,1O
HaButchers'. am 3jjoo
103K
Butchers'. !!c to 3 c
cheep... .... ,_».. $l�aa le toile
_OM
Hags ...........«..... eliriall It SILO
Mesterei (Nese Markel.
IReport of (It. Moslrrnf Horse le-rrhnapr,l
f'oiaf Ht. (Vearf,..l
The receipt* of horses Ha the Be T. R. for
the week ending October 4atk were 47 ; left
over from previous w oak. 4 ; total for week.
61; shipped daring week IS ; left fur city. 15 ;
ea hand, •
Tbemeet rah of I and other im-
ported stook at thew stables tor the week and
.hlmped per Grand Trunk Railway t IIx. 58.
"Alcides." f0 horse• oonsias.e te Galhrautb
Bros.. Jaeeville. Wis. Ra. 88. "Siberian." 4
Mhones ooaslined to the. Torrance. Markham.
THE TORONTO HOUSE
LE�I72Nd
$y Profession ?
By gduqation ? DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
By Association?'
tf sae, and ran are met already tallow It,
tie seed
THE EXAMINER,
Tie Left Baptig ?aft
NWT, W W1T• NORTH, MOUTH. repuwsasb
I ter tie M1teswM.
sseeratienthe wales anespr
eslhhen aspact
send She plrlre M ewe rear's en ar$►
ellima. um RIMINI/1W 8.. Not
and meg.*
lMemTpaver tar
iaetlna a-areOradow i the
to leave
err, 1, lett
THREE MONTHS FREE.
Latest and Best
FALL COODS
now a view.
P. O'DEA,
• Manager
HOW PEOPLE DO TALK 1
The most economical .cove'
The best double heater '
The easiest to operate'
Positively no escape of gas '
The oven bakes perfectly '
Call and see the µsay and all Ilse
•I1-rIM..latr. .1
The Z. a C. Ocaxzy Goy,
for sale only by
JAS. SAUNDERS S SON.
N.H. -Any other MONe made in An.
erica supplied at shortest uu
lice.
THE ART COUNTESS, WITH OVEI(
THE BEST 1S A Revd
By that Hinlnent .Brien
THE CHEAPEST
A. WII.FOhD HA
1'h.D.. I 1..D. -•
-AN U-- Health Without Medicine,
•
THE SIGNAL Greatest Discovery
ery oft,of he Age.
What
110E8 THE BEST
Qatalotue,
Comnpareiel,
Society aRJ
General
PRINTING !
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printing
Printir.g
for Manufacturers.
for Wholesale Dealers.
for Lawyers.
for Retail Merchants,
for Insurance Cos.
for Railroads.
for Steamboat Cos.
for Societies.
for all Purposes
.81) OF EVERY
Style Al. Prices Bight.
Ns order too large or too email for ourcepeclty
THE BEST FACILITIES
in three coast ee ars at
THE SIGNAL
JOB DEPARTMENT.
TmerwOns>• .
SINE DUBIO
MeL ..d's Sy.tem Renovator is • aphids
for imaotaaia and all the ills arising from
- Cosmetics are not re-
'
pored when it is taken, hawse es •
blood puriaer it has no equal, se the re-
mark•bIe chasm and improvement in
the enmplertios of tb..e who have takes
it for say length of time iodide,.
Mr Ala. Rowe, Kincardine, writes
" My wife has bean sickly for a tong
time -sleepless and had noappetite- -
pale and mallow .11 the time. She am.
tinead your Heaov.t.r for sight weekly
and 1 as glad to tail you that she is new
well, es smart and as lively es a pada
girl 11e Liniment (E. A. McL,as.'l)
yea cwt to Reel Or.b•ma eared his
Wee bask. iihr John Mitchell took Mn
/ULNA'. Spesiie ewe sent in my ease
with the Renovator. R.e new week -
.mage end Iwmga all right."
Nee McL od's Rpesibe ewe her luau,
threat. eostgk, .bilk, tweakgrnwC;
drnp y tee- ens be had tree ,�g$,
11. Re...01 est . dr$,order it. 71S4*
Fi toe DTATEN$\TNolte1u� like this as a
system was ever before pub died. It has
therefore nothing whatever to do with drop,
Patent medicine., ,edectrtcity. magnetism.
tato cures, dietetic!, nor w Rh any outer ism
or pathy.
8e., oma tiTATiMLVT : we CaO SU every
pat of the paper with the most positive and
est Limiest : tetstmonies!,veer written let=
pen of man. ',room that such b the
misacubw potter of th1Jew lrra.me.t that
it takes right bold of and cures the wont
caste of .y.wwpwe. t'M.ript.IN. Liver
t'ensplakot. gr..eblll.. Sh114s ad rever,
. I4mev
.ey lbpta4.. en Mawe/
we/
n eigh 1. a rawer. weak d 'mutat we with Its
ne*ultamt "Bold Feet.- larlptese eissweag•
n... laterial laiNsmaats....rlle., ashes.
matt'*. timbre $.t -b... l0radarnee. aN
ai..4 bad ails N.esan• ldtrsesed by
rlmplee, ml.erbe ses Tetley agate. lemma
and General.els4Ney, eee., eM.
TWO
SAMPLE TESTIIONIALS !
OF
THOUSANDS RECEiVED.
The REV. (X)VERD.t1.E WAT`tON, fob
three yeare ending with June last at, popait
Pastor of the Central Methodist Grinch.
Moor- 'peen Torento, bot now of Victoria,
British Columbia, under date of August Stir
tom_ my*:
111 Alt MR. 81311'61)N : Yours of the Ma
July was duly received. I Ma only say with
respect to Dr. A. 54 Ilford Hall. Hr�ten1�
Treatmentrebid that 1 id it es • we
odsTul
d:s.overy, and if perseveringly teed tt cane
nn
not tall to tie of great .ervx. 1 woM pfd'vf�
any one to get the pamphlet, begin Inc ree el
Inc treatment and throw medicine to !hobos.
e, very clever pbyeiciaa wird to me the other
day. "Let medicuae Mese and get rid of she
waste materials sad the organs will pectoral
their (unctloas." This is precisely what this
treatment does.
Sincerely yours.
C. WATSON.
W. A. SIMPSON, Petrolle. Oat.. the expert
oil andwa:ertwell-artler. who Ism superintend.
ed greet undertakings in dent rock-driU,.g In
Germany. and In tete Ncrthwe t, for the C,P,
R. Company, says . "11r. Halts hyg*aio
treatment without medicine has beta a com-
plete benefaction to me. completely cmciim
ate of a chronic Inactivity or the liver ani
slug 4sb circnbtion.tagetser with .• irresisti-
ble habit of falling asleep almost Imo edlaue
ly on silting down. no matter where or la
what company. 1t is a grated appetiser. tale
and afternteal comforter, and bit' KU belief
troublell jest live it T.E 001.4, 31ener. --41 is
peerless. Four doter* is nothing for It, it
would be cheap at 050•"
Cannot V more here ; it costs too much
money.
The Bebe, containing the lib
tory of this wpadrerfut revolution. Sae elevHt►-
type portrait of the celebrated PR- HALL.
and over ,irry letters front clergymen.
minsters, doctors• editors. lawyer, bad eth-
ers w111 be sent rug to a11. Address :
Emu SJmaSmxu co.,
60 Adelaide et. East,
TORONTO, - CANADA.
QUALITY
ALWAYS WINSI
As the Old Darkey said :
"i'.e rayther pay more an' hab
de batt once in a while, than to
pay leas anti hub a poor article
urn."
Our Tea Traie DcuUed!
+3h Yon can p -t the
to ,!4
BEST VALUE
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