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THE SIGNAL: GODERICA, ONT., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1891.
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fish au our great tread lakes. The country leg broke. last Friday by falling os a locos.
has an industry ben that needs no handl• laspeetor J. E. fore r speediest five Oar,
capping in the way of tax or tariff. •rtowtk inspecting the school u
u his d
WHAT Is IIuk (7f)V-611IN. Volt! Chs. Meager has reeved tate the hour
on the owner d W eterloo and St. Patrick's
lLaaela pays right smartly for the pati spy,
SIGNAL SNAP SHOTS. lags of ha%ung • Iloveraor-(..neral, and THa ilex. Julwtoo's tandro.ie new residence
Fits.. to would lake to know what thet veil- on ingta latest will shortly be ready for
d ti d dkis *Amy. 11 any eoculation
\\lutrt the 4.overrlor(:ene al has been P•4 43ere headose for I. M. Nichols, the Wast -et demist,
orf salutes fishing 1M Abbututw have been of our contemporaries can enlighten is we seeks tae onof the n.tural teeth
'• plying hiu. for • sucker.' want to be ealighleoel, for up to date we • •plscWty. /:r administered (real 9 A.0
fail to droover any reason why such • for the painless extraction of teeth.
THE Limekiln club, having heard 01 the functionary is at all required. Five ur six d our young men who left
boom in whitewash at Ottawa, are thinking As • g•-serninp power he is a failure, for town for Chicago in the • prang have ro-
of holdtu • F scream la that s.Wareous d he was of &ny earthly use why should be
re-
turned home, notefinding the city d the
g W arida Fair the EI Dorado they expected.
capital.- - stand idly by in this crisis of our country ,
A M...a for Governorl:enerwl, an
Animal: for Premier and • Purr: in the
Cabinet is • great reared for a country to
which the Orange ardor is so mighty in in
fluent°.
()crew,. of the also enerbe s of the
Cabinet the4.ovrrnment had only six of a
majority to assist in whitewashing Sir
Hee-ron LA>..ry d.. lion- &re the mighty
fallen '
Tut. Toronto 'I'rk.ram, •u independent
news(sper. sets " It Is just an open
yusion' whether tin• Maple leaf or the
Whitewash Inrush i, the national emblem
of L'amoeb. -
THr Duke of 1-twrnitr.e is about to re-
tire from the poeiuoo of c.uainasder-in-chief
of the British army. Thr army is to lee
congratulated on the prospect. His sus--
career
us--
or ,r should be • 4:enteral and not a prince-
ling.
w... air 'Int I.Ti
1'ut a calcimined old Man,
A well whitewashed old mac;
1 feel just is, hearty :
Our wade old party
Sayal'm • white old meso.
THE Ottawa Free frees suggestively re-
marks: •' It u understood that Sir Jou.
TH.,wPwo. and Mr. Aniu.rr ire engages
upon a new coat of arms for the Canadian
1Mn,imou. Tey propose a whitewash
brush rantpa99 and a basller c.uchant as
the most fitting device."
MR. l'n1r•1.1tr meet be hard pressed
when he ham to get a written certificate of
character Irani Mr. Sr%ea al- Mr. fwiwr.R-
Zvrl.I.r pointed out that the letter of a
fugitive from justice was not proper evi-
dence for $ Parliamentary committee, mud
was suatamed in his position.
It has beeu demonstrated by irrefutable
sentence that the present m:overnuteut re-
presents not the people but the must eor
rupt tufivaous that have been festered in
Chu country tor years; yet his lips are sealed.
It was a well-known fact that corruption
was the source from which the life of the
present I :ovenluent emanated, and yet
when owing to the death of the late Premier
an opportunity offered to puree the entire
p.hucal system the representative of
royalty and honorable Ftritish precedent
called upon a nun who was known to be the
High Priest of ('orruption to assume the
leadltslop of the 4:uternmelt.
Siwe the eelectiou of the new Premier the
most •ensattuoal and exc.ting .scion of
I'arhan.ent ever held in Canada has been
held. and the most slamming exposures of
rascality mud crone against the State have
been brought to light. \\-here has our im-
ported representative of royalty been during
all these montli. ` And the world will
wonder when it is steeled that His Excel-
lency was edition fishing hundreds of mils
away from the place where exposures of
rs.cahties which threatened the foundations
of the 'safety of this country were being no.
earthed and brought to the light of day.
lis days of old while Rome burned Num
fiddled. In our day when Canada was
shocked from centre to circumference with
.lanteful disclosures that threatened the
moral and material welfare of the nation to
a far 1,4:eater extent than did the Ronan
conflagration, our our well, our represen-
tative of royalty went a fishing '
And today when the sworn evidence is in.
and s venal majority has brought in a re-
port whitewashing the bigger villains at the
expense of the lesser rascals, Hu. Excellency
returns from his fishing ready to resume
once more the " onerous " duties of giving
the formal royal &event t. bills and, when
pay-day corns &mond, to sign for the
450,000 salary that l'anada pays for hu
valuable services.
It is time the curtain was rung down upon
this travesty on royalty representation If
the representative is to be a spineless facto-
tum for a lartisu majority of Parliament -
ary bowldere. if His Excellency has a pre-
rogative now is his opportunity to Ice it
upon as corrupt a gang of advisers as ever
disgraZ•el the institutions of • free country.
If Lord STt.Lev of Preston is not equal
to the occuton let hint relinquish his wand
of office. if not, eon,. later ('10.0 xx 4.11.
should arise and say. "fake away that
decile'" - - -----
GODERICH S. S. ASSOCIATION.
TINE members of the Ontario civil service
have had their working house lengthened by
an hour. It was alio, prop,.c.l • • slow tl
clerks to have but half an hour for 1 •h,
hut dried ..f all outbreak of indigestion,
dyspepsia, etc., CAur•d our ee *nonoral Ad-
ministrator.,:. ;3 -amt an hour for lunch as
before.
MR. .1.10x.. la.Taa, M. P., who knocked
out so many Tory boodle this tension, is
*till in the ring sad hasn't a *crutch. 11is
tai idrnul
squelching of the imperious and
impertinent Col. terse."). was • Limos hit d
by-play during the .cion. The marl Froin
West Lampton is a terrr to the Ottawa
evildoers.
Ma. Antuerr, who swore that Str Hr ..n
Au.t.
would have been justified in paying
three times $360.000 to the Tory eaniprign
fund for the Pacific Railway charter, is a
nae' man to clean out " Augean stables of
corruption... The arch -briber of the IM-
minlon Sir Hri.H ALLAN'S go-between w
a likely man to keep boodle ami pudic policy
'..wrt.AINT4 come to Moron% St. Andrew's
ward ratepayers that the property In that
locality IS cow worse served for tire and
water purposes than before the waterworks
were established. As a natter of fact there
is hardly- a drop of water fit to drink be-
tween Rritannu road and Thomas -at. at the
west end, end for tire purposes the service
is inefficient beyond meaanre. it is a
quaation in the n - l of many of the ate•
payers in that locality whether they have a
right to I.e taxed to the seine extent as their
more fortunate neighbors who rejoice not
only in having pare water for sanitary and
other purposes, but who also have a special
tire pvoteetion pi4I1•R• sot enjoyed by the
people of the section who eon:plun. Our
waterworks cs.mmitteeshould take action.
(fUh VAL('.4I11.B PI. HEKIE.4.
The Fisheries Department has Issued its
annual report for 1890, from which we take
the following statement of the value of the
fisheries of the Dominion for that year
Nova Scotia. . .....at ..2 6,636,444 64
British Columbia 3,481,432 29
New Brinswick 2.699,056 02
4 Interior 2,009,637 37
1Juebe•. 1,615,119 76
Prince Edward isi&d... ... 1,041,109 20
Manitoba and N. W. T 232,104 06
Total. . .... 117.714,902 33
This n evcln.n-e of the quantity cw.nrnel
by the Indian population of Ifritish t'olam
his, Manitoba and the Northwest Terri-
t.onie,,nf which no accurate data aro at hand,
but which rt a believed. would increase the
total value to fully 221,000.000.
The value of the catch in Lake Huron
alone, between Stokes' Ray and Blue Point
was 2223,752.60, while the value of the
eatrh in the 4:e•ewrian Hay division
•momnted to 2530,491 00
Three tugs. aggregating 150 total lmrden,
valued at 26,000 ani manned by 12 mea,
are rep.rterl from 4;oderich : and ten fish -
heats, veined at 22,600 and carrying 29
ewe, are also credited to this port. The
eau used were valved at 26,000- The catch
attrihatsol to these 1inderich Mate wee.
valved at 220,022, sad was male np from
I he following lila
Trout 150,000 lb.
Herring 12.000 "
Fal 12,000 "
Bari 5,000 "
Pickerel ...
Pile. .
Canna ANL
8300"
10,300
The hemi of fish at f lorist ic+
iso,.
itwl..try, ft will he sea, 1. on inees..ler
*M..ea Few wen week harder er risk
mere thea the hardy tealss el the dere whe
Report of Ile rrwreedlwa• of the Flea
instal 4 eave.l tea.
The first annual meeting of the I;,iderich
Sabbath '4cheed Ao.oeatum was held in
North•st. Methodist church on Tuesday
last.
\Cath the president, R. W. McKenzie, in
the chair, Ihe convention opened at 3:10 e. w.
with the.ingiuf of the hymn "All hail the
rzerd Jesus fume." Then a 'scripture
wu read by Ret. ,1. E. Howell.
After Ow singing of another hy prayer
was led hy Rev. .1. .'i. Anderson and Rev.
Or Stmngui&n.
The president then called upon Geo.
Stisen, secretary of the .t.w..iatlnn,to give
• report of the organization of the
t.so,cation and its objects. Mr. Stiren
real the minutes of the provis-
meal meeting mal the objects of the Also
elation, and Rev. Mr. Howell made Mame
remark. on the matter.
Short reporte were given by KeMessrs.
Howell. Anderson, Strongman and Howard
os the different Sunday schools which they
oversee, all reporting favorably as to the
prog ens being made by the schools.
The hymn "Nearer, my 4:o 1, to Thee"
was then sung. after whr h it was moved,
seconded and serried that Mr. F'or.vth act
AS secretary in the absence of Mr. Staten.
The disamsiSI on supfgesliens towards the
grater efficiency of Sabbath schools; wee
opened by .lames Mitchell, followed by Rev.
.1. E. Howell, Rev. .1.:\. Amlerwrm, Mn.
Duff and Mn. Turner. The speakers
dwelt largely en the duties of the parents
of children in hating them study the les-
lpna at home so that they may come to Sab-
bath school prepared to learn and to tinder•
stand t he krona,
Tl:e lesson for next Sunday "The Raising
of Lararus" was taken up .n.l ably taught
by Frei. pilar.
The election of otcere for the following
year then ton! place, Jae. Mitchell being
elected pprrsi.lest : Messrs. J. M. Shephard
Blair. McKenzie and Fisher, vim- presidents:
Geo Stiven, secretary, and Mrs. Leech,
Iresaurer.
it wu resolved tied the convention meet
in Knox churdn one year from date.
The afternoon meeting then clued with
the doxology and the hendiction.
At the evening rssien the peeident elect,
.lee. Mitchell. ooh the chair, .nil after the
opening exercise., delivered an addreen.
W..1. Stevenson rad an instrectire pa-
per on" The Sabbath School: Its Relation to
the Home. the Church and the State,- the
subject being further diecuseei by • number
of those present.
.pee. M. Shephard tank up the subject of
The Great Secret of Sous. in Sabbath
Schrift! Work, " his address Min being fol•
lowed ht an interesting discussion.
The in retries in the i)neatinn drawer were
then answered by R. W . McKenrie.
It wu decided le hold monthly meetings
of the Atroriatins. the time and place to he
chosen by the execeitive c ommitt.e .
Ihiring the evening the cher of the
chnreh misted in the singing exeercies.
The meeting closed with the h.enerlietlim.
('ousteble Ilacu, .4 Blyth, brought Jas.
Roberts, Tho. Morris and Geo. Taylor to
4 .olerleh jail on Monday evening the men
having been .wuulitted by the Blyth mama.
trate* for au attempt .t burglary.
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Travelling Guide.
GRAND TKUNK RAILWAY.
Trams arrive sad depart at Uuderbk as fol.
loo •.
AnanI-
Mail sad Express lib►�.
Mail and Es prime it. p.m.
Mired ........................... . Ii.I1 Am.
Mlzad ........... 7i wit.
asset.
Mall ......,. IlIaa.
Mall tN4 ieiiu�:'.................... 6.O R.
Mise...............................4Jlwtic.
The cheapest home in to lel a
piano, organ or sew' bine is at (.eu.
W. Thiansoi 's. Don't f gine him • call
before purchase's ; you of mut regret the
*trite spent. Repair promptly attended to.
An oyster supper will be held by the Ep-
worth League in \ ictoria-st. by.
church Thursday, t ktober 8th, at 7:30.
l►ysters, and excellent pro-
gram. Admittance, 25 cent.: children, 15
Ceuta.
Justice Ruse, in a recently delivered
judgorn' in the car of 4:reen v. Munn,
tried before him at Kingston, ruled that to
publicly advertise • beat debt for gale by
poster or otherwise did not constitute • libel
on the debtor.
4 )u Monday • corps of Regimental Cadets
was organised in town with a membership
of about twenty young mien. °Seers lune
leen elected and drill has been commenced.
.\ few young mem may secure membership
in the company on application.
A number of spurious 10 -teat and 25 -cent
pieces have recently leen put in circulation.
Dry can easily he detected, as the metal is
very soft, and feels greasy to the touch. All
that have been seem so far have been slated
1881, and lack the letter "H" under the
wreath.
The Junior Hurons had a meeting on
Wednesday evening to make •rtagtments
for plying otf the tie with the aeaforth
club. The feeling among the Juniors was
in favor of • better ground than that of the
Safo tb club for the final game, ',tendon'
being the choice,
Visitors to the l.rat Northwestern Exhi-
bition last nionth greatly admired the
display of the 4 :east ich t kcal' Cu
Their nukes of organs OM fast -turneries
all others in beauty of case and e.celleney
of tone. Kindly lave your order and en
courage horn. manufacture.
On We.ln*eMlay "float week 1\ ill l'arter.n
the (.oderich organ factory, was united in
marriage to Ibis Helens Reid. The cere-
mony wan performed by Rev..). E. Howell,
.t the residence of the bride's father, Elgin
street. Lewis Tarter, of Pluton.
supported the groan. and the bridesmaid
was Mir Delia Reid, sister of the bride.
It is said that the Monarch was the last
4f the Bratty boats to call at this port this
season. The rearm resigned for the with-
drawal is the want of sufficient water for
the Monarch or Empire. The county of
Huron has three harbors on which consider-
able public money has been ;spent. yet at
the present time, owing to uegligen..•e on the
part of the Government, two of them are
entirely closed, and the other will sot admit
any arrest sand vessel.
LOCAL BREVITIES
Regular meeting d town ceased flaw
evening.
ADeikossellaR•
1ORN KNOX, maser
AUC.
aser aib
d led Valuator. ller.rieb.
Ont. Revues had esper4Ms la
the auctioneers ala a parities to
ate -lards with 1-Ok1Wu•Osie al emu
musioos rot 1.6 Mw. Orden loft at
Martin's Heel, d pet be teal to his addl�eevms,
Uodernck P.O., aprefully attended lis. JOHN
KSUX. Coos tv Alio Wooer. GPM
• TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of changes utast be left at this
(Ace not later than Monday
noon. The Copy for changes
must be left not later than Tues-
day noon. Casual A.iv.rtisetnenta
accepted! up to noon Tliurbdsy of
each week.
Motel A..o medatton.
r'pHs HURON HOTEL, - THiS
1 Incl -Brown and poputa. hotel has Mica
reined. enlarged lied improved rectally
ad Is sew s...nil .0 none an quality of a:
comad•Ilon for the ire...ling either. Gond
aeeem 'tdattun for trausent guest. WM.
CRAW, Proprietor. the Siouan,. U4Werieb,
oat
Situations Vaoaat.
VO�)K \\'ANTIII.D.--4 taN4D CON►K
kJ wanted lir cess. Apply at BRITISH
F.XCHANOK ilOT111.. hilt.
11ENERAL SEKVANT WANTED --
>f Apply to MR& ANDERSON. at the
mane, flb1f.
WANTED AT ONCE. -THREE
P1 goal, .mart tins to sew in mantle and
dress making department. Apply to JOHN
ROHEHT4UN, Manager, at the Oreat Cash
Store. 29-1t
SERV ANT 1WANTED. -TO DO GEN
eral bone work. Apply to Mfs& D.
CANI ELON, West -et 9141
Pulpit 'Services.
'ICTORiA STREET METHODIST
Church. -Rev. W. A. S4trongran. LL-
pastor.
L D.
pastor. Sander Oct. Ith, 11 am.. •The Inward
and Outward Man.' 7 t'.r.. "A Great Hight
Strangers always welcome. '7t1
Wanted.
NI/ANTED -So0 CORDS OP 000D
wood. 1 feet 1nng, tree from kask Mal
and limb• suable for ('lt Cesl .ad Mycid
Yard. Will buy delivered ie yard here K st
stump. JOHN S. PLATT. Reddens-Tri-
f�laar street. opposite Btashauan a Soo's
ROYAL CROWN HITTERS.
K. D. C. Dyspessia Cure.
Pink fills
Carbelie Cream Ile0tlfrioe.
Prof. Oorc'a Remedies.
Taylor'. Rfcksecke`a and Seely's Perfumes in
bulk
Dr. Melwart's Remedies
Ap11EUe for Sale
1AKLK 1 BAI(LK% 1 -TWO Row Ki)
.1 barky wanted for immediate ehlpm.al.
Harky must be well mewed Hyhest price
for all oosese grates. there 'Mme spas every
dey at ow moral. HL'RROIA0. theme
tnao.
1. our
SEOVES Volt SALE CHEAP;
onr almust Jew. Have no me for them.
as 1 mini 'sang 1.0* Mater, JAS. M- 141I1CP-
HAttn. South-st. 2711
L`VR -f;ALE.-L HAVE ABOUT :A
1 oosdea Windbag some. meetly all quar-
ried • site Opo to e.rt d Iowa 0a soon
nodes. JOHN d PLATA: t! -it
VOR SALE. -A SEN IMO MACHINE
a hoed order eltoyalt with font drawers
&ad lea: ower $32. win sell Ise Ai -drams
K. A1., this office. f
All new colon in Diamond and Turkish Dyes
is rock.
Ir. Brown's Balsam, for cold.
1. W 11.'s o.'. 1' . 1►sro emu•
ileei$ss Metloe
I* THE HiGH COl'RTOFJUSTICE.
CHANCERY DIVISION.
cru *0011100 gt.gtTI0fra are.
Meet's. of • Member ter the Rema. d Cent
�p1nosea�� N Cstuda ler Cho Eirep nl Illtwlet d
West Heron, Adds es the Nth day et M•rot.
Iw1.
00010100 or AR •11.6. 4 Betwoes Jeans
movie, it or our ant0, - MIM*ell, Petitlearr,
m wit : pond Masdm (baa
IME FOR SAL& -000D FKE.SH
J lime kept constantly os hand et Use eels
►teresrve 44... ktu.. X. oA/LI: ULE1:. s 4dtu
VOR BALE. -TWO D1 IN. CAST
r pulleys-- 41 In. face. 1 11-16 in. bore. or can
1w boned to M larger shah. Good n. fico.
Will he sold •1 • tesmaonab:e figure. Apt••) al
Tee Dlnx0LHleam 1'nwing llouw North -sit.,
Oederlch. OL11.
l)LOWS,-NO. 4 ENGLISH STEEL
11
Hoard. 113.04. N. 13 American Stec!
Board. 44326. No. 9 American Steel Hoard.
$11.00. Uood second-hand plows cheep for
emit. Mouldbearaa for No. 13 wad still's
i'ateot plows, from i3.30 t $4.23. OODKKI4'H
Yttt %ustV.
AICD AM) St/FT COAL FOR
11 sla- Hest quality of hard and soft .-oaf.
all grades• delivered to sly pan of the loan on
short notice. clef my praxes before ordering
elsewhere. Pity feel lard. corner of Nepro.
and Victoria streets. opposite D. K. Strechao's
shop. JOHN S. PLATT. 23-t1
Pubiie Nodes&
THE CORNER
OS
MoLoan's New Block
A1� It•)111 HOME ON WIN
1� dbu. fS0*uI u. n net. i t044, m. E1111111.11.1.1
iI r �•
stout buyr clue ear. cid.
and blacpeaked esp. Ail peeeoaaw brewer
requested not to shelter the lad, as a take way
be .. eat ,uraged to forsake his beeaa, !-I*
ALLEN KILBi'RN.
“TICE.-THERE HEINZ: SOME
1� misunderstanding with regard to wreck-
age, let It be distinctly and 44 s1 say
person takes possession of any Into '*reek
ye and tai. 10 report to me 1 shall fir mer
take proceedings. Remember this u the last
warning 1 shall give. l'APT. WM. BABH.
Revel. er of Wrecks. Gnderirh. 2441
rilA\ES. 18'1 - THE COLLECTOR
1 will he In his office. In r he town hall, on
Monday. Tuesday and Wedteeday of each
week Imam Sept. 14th to receive payment of
tams, water nus. etc.. electric light pies.
F s far We or br Resit.
YOl. WILL bIND THE UIIKAT ESTABLISHMENT 07
A. E. PRIDHAM
Gents' Furnisher,
Where you can get an assortment of goods second to none
of our leading city houses. It will pay you to find the
place, for there in the best equipped store in our
town, you will find the finest variety of men's
goods that has ever been shown in Gode-
rich. My stock for Fall is now al-
most complete,and I have bought
from leading makers only.
1�
TIVO RZNT.-A LARGE ivrck fl
boon ea least-st.. adjoining Capt. Shop
4ud'. Apply at FCO SI.ltV. 27-n
L"ARM TO LET - -BEING LOT :31,
ii'' 2nd concession. Fiat field Road. There b
on the place a good how., and Inn. also an
orchard. A Rood stock fan:.er wanted. A par
or the whole ..f the rent nay be paid by tut -
ung wood. Apply to J•)II\ A. SAF'rEl.
(leoferich. 27-3t
141ARM FOR SALE IN EAST WAWA -
nosh. --Parts of lots X7 and 3t. on the !eh
concession. comprising -3 acres, beteg the
estate of the late Wlliam XI -Donald. The
fawn in in • good rue of cultivation. There
are splendid buildings: well waicrrd. and
bonvenient to good roads, good narked, and
school. Tnere is also • drst-cies otelard on
the premises. For further particulars apnly
to the executors. AS11ITS aft IDONAI,II.
JAMKS McIIONAI.D. at. Helena P. a 27 2m
FARM FOR SALE -LOTS 22 AND
23, on the pat con., (lodenich tawn•hip
Ileyleld Hoed. comprising Y!1 edea gqiitoaied
on the hake S Hood six miles frbnt the
town of Uo4enek The land is of good qual-
ity, and is amiable either for grata or for
stork raising. Thele Is a livieg strewn
through the /sone of the farm. Fur parties-
lers address R. C. HAYS. banner, Osdiel .
rico RENT OR FOR SALL-THE
1 hoose ow terser of East sad Vinson
streets. Apply to JAS. ItORINSON. Z31p
VOR SALE -THREE FARMS, CON
T Wain . 7 sere* each.oe and sad nth
township, mils
f ' " Apply to M A\N
inset so prewleaa Galt
L1OR SALT. -THAT LANAIS AND
1 nom hems at Ila }� n
west at., f ELM 411111 Yank : •
very desirable gHdwouMIiaO *date
suitable for en ►'-further
particular. to W. T. WELSH. 2-11
UROPEItTY FOR EXCHANGE -
aa
Perseus wWtfyy to eschaopw Ooderl,-h
property, or farm Iande •djel.'.ng, for Toronto
totl*ee or lots tea learn full p•rt�cwl•rs by
applying toALKKCKSAL NOEitS liod.rleb
Ont. 10.11
L"UR SALE AT A BARGAIN. --THAT
1 eommdle.s bendiest oe Klag ., Bros-
seM, •t t eccwpted s a palatatip by
Was. Smit) 1s on tole. Terms S. Appy to
F. S. N('01'+, Beuseel. P. O. 0N_ f
L'OR SALE. - THE FOLLOWING
i'
valuable pmpertlee :
P.a1 of leu 7 sad d Bone selea 4. M.D. Ash-
field. 116 acres.
The North of het 31, dad ewaoeastos, Rest
Wawaassh, warts.
The strawe properties will he told Oil term*
to sat .rehsera Apple to
CABOCHON. H )L 1' t CAMERON.
146-44 Ualsrtch.
1'OR RALE. -NR. WILLIAM lic-
ik'' twos, him 000M.1sd pis-heMIh. sin lar
eels Melee= ores le the unmet Meas.
nob. o.eeatellet1g d Mikes w�hir**tew MtttMN
M��el�eeee laillt and ti sad wsimssggplgg W HleNewer
J.11ge R4.clalr, rf ilawlMea a beautiful peat.
den,
stables ...t ell ereewry o�theesse sad
the .tela is surd sad
flaw tweet deslrealra rp Ili
Oc•briet. r« part rk1 AOaiail►f
BROW PROU
s
4.4.4.r sae of
the nowa d
re lessers. 44A
rine. the vee.4er's adldtarL l4-14
M �NMIi • w Y�
a ectI t FIRST -CLAM BRICK HOUSE ANI)
lerwlo. iWtten of Cho r41 Rtlttew. i'
1 SALE ON ST. PATRICK ST.
tt.ast1 . lsesti.g of ....lois achfol imam will an tried a tat Overt How M the Town T�Atreet Ie. s walk fres Cho Square.
w-�iiF N Oede,tsk, . *e 0.1+.....2 so w crest Waw
Wake salve tbt Ste above Bawd Pa100 't 1►Oi1L TRI E
fl�ee� Wrenn had . Y��. *tidbit .� the W�+� 4 W
����a ealltten 1.w1pw rear
Nevar Wrier* hada large exhibit at tie Vet! Ti - resale Mt AM.
en la
...-► .., b,.- ..,M.*n.N.... a•.... _ '. -• Iva ( even t lave eMrna eh. rm..
' row tai. itr.eailn. wOtrressa.
( . set . it. RO LM grir
prime at w TrtewaM xtibitiaa III�ERT °1149°74' UiR .aeearr
A three acid w A. (Seek had his how tae flfllr Mgdiemlxr 1111.
NO.
IN LADIES' FURS
have got the correct style. All I ask is to call and tree firm lieflse
purchasing elsewhere. New York designs in
torm Collars, Muth, Capes, Visite.,
In Beaver, Alaska Sable, Seal, Nutria,
American Opossum, Sealette, Grey Lamb, etc.
Youths', Boys' and Ken's Overcoats
Little' neer! be said about this line of goods, as all waw inspected then
last .1.1x0! hail to acknowledge that, combined with material, style and pm*,
they were the heat %aloe in the tr.i'ie, and 1 trust bay this sermon's import..
tion surpasses 111 others.
Hats, Caps, Gloves, Underwear, Ties, Collars and Cuffs,
Braces, Hosiery, Dress Shirts, Night Robes and all the
latest novelties in gentlemen's apparel kept
attractive and fresh the year around.
IN RUBBER COATS
I hate n very large st.R:k in all the
''4 -inch cape detachable. Take a look in
frighten you. No trouble to show goods.
Don't forget
r the glace ---ON THE CORNER OF II
' y1 BiNVI�.
new *Iranles and patterns, with s
and try one on. Prices will est
LEANS NE
A. E. PRIDHAM
THE MEN'S FURNISHER.
P.B.- I am agent for the Parisian Steam Laundry. Goods.est
every Wednesday and returned on Saturday.
Meehanlos' Institute.
1IODERICH MECHANICS' INSTI-
LJ TUTU LIBRARY AND 1RiADINY-
ROOM, oor. of Fist street ■•d Square pup
stain.
Open from 1 to 6 p.m,. sad from 7 to 10 p.m.
ABOUT 3000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
Leading lardy, Weekly and illustrated
Pupero, ifitewines, rte., 0a File.
MK)RKRSHII' TICKET. ONLY 05.10.
R►astini( free use of Library and Read mit-
Roan.
Application for membership received by
Librarian. In'room.
ED. SHAIRMAN. OEO. STIVEN,
President. Secretary.
0.4*4.h. Mareeb 12th Ito.*.
IM , gage Sale.
` +IORTO.AGE SALE OF HOUSE
1 and lot in the town of Uoderieh.
Under and in pntonance of the power of sale
contained in. certain mortgage dated the 1Oth
day of August. 1!ip twhich will to produced
at the time of .alel.rhere will tie sold by public
earths'. at the British F.xeh•nge hotel. (lode
rich. on Saturday. lbs 10th day of October.
UM. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. by Jobs
Knox. amelior•eer, the tenoning property,vte :
The west half of lot running number 1.5.17-
n lne, in the town of Ooderich. in the county of
Huron.
This property i* situated on East street.
nearly opposite Inc town hall, and upon It is
• two-story fame dwelling house with
kitchen Mtacbed.
Teres and coalitions will be made known
M the sale.
For further particulars apply to the auction
eerortothe
K. 4'. HLVS. Vendor'. Solicitor.
Ooderlch. 22nd Sept.. ISM. T 31
MORTGAGE PALE
1 or
BREWERY AND OTHER VALCABLE
PROPERTY
in the anemia Saltford and town of Ooderlch.
Under • power of .ale cn.tairned in a meet
g ge to the render. there w111 be .old by pa►•
Uc smitten. at MarlIn's hotel. omens. ley
Job. Knox, auctioneer, nee Saturday, Dauber
Ord, ion at 12 o'clock coon, the follewla.
peep•Ity,vl.
1. A brewery in the Mare of seltford,
Fatten as "Wells brewery.- The premises
telltale 10 acre* of lend. ea which are all src-
wean stables and outbuildings. The motive
rower required and Err prott•etsonare *applied
by a stream running through the least '.1:
Selma to fume water to say part d haltoimp.
Tbe brewery and appliances ars 1e good rue -
slap order. A good trade lee bate dem* sad
the investment le a paying and highly desir-
able site.
L Lots 43 and 4t Ie Saltford, a which there
le • Owl) ham sopa a present occupied by
J.m.. WAIL
1l Leas M.0d 47. In S.ltfo d. and one acre
.f hark 'f' la CNbors. tewaskip• newtataing
• Merywd-.-bait frame Anise with hitches
M araed. Taves 1s aloe en this parcels le
anwber or trait trees 1s goad heartier oo.dl-
sloe.
4. pat SW on the corner of Hampton and
Victors. streets. In the tows of Oodeniek. soa-
Mdalsie a trams .ton with •w.11lwg hots..
*treated. TAM is well sheeted and
lea cod besinese.Isle,
The present will be sell subject to a "wri-
ter WWII
I
Trine or RALE : _ Ten Per eo.t. t 4101.14
the balance. without hteee In 11dark whys
p eseselea w.441 4 Riva. Then wad be • re-
served be&
furtthe read 'ssolielter.. �y 4 obtained hem
GARltow t PRovnVOOT.
V ataee.
Dated 17th 1414., 111. said
Msdlsal.
DR8. WHITELY .! HUNTER.
iJ MIN arced OpW. Hosea. wedeelo8.
elf
&ffirr••••=" ppeersm4. netsPrliorl t SIM AM lf' YSlAthrttsado .eldtear tack A14 �wyen ti[irn O-way�' ''AiPettaltrse
etaRYapa.
Inst et thSeam M' 211
Legal.
14'� N. LEWIS, BARRISTER, PIOC
1J. ow in MarMlw Coma d radicle
Ot3es- Oeuth Colborne hetet. !M2
U. JOHNSTON. BARIUM?*
--
X4 @smelter. emassiesleaer. tr. Le
redactions and real estate teanesrt ions nee
fully attended to. 01111a --Cor. Iia:n,4* sed
e4L Andrew's -,t.. Ooderick.O0t. t=sFq'
I(otls DAVISON, BAKRiSTMI.
• Solicitor. 4'. , to - Meas/ w
lend. 4)46ve over l'o tlMlee. Uod.erfch. ed
CAMPION, BARRi6TIR
Fl. m+oliollot. Notary Public. et•
Ogler -Over brug Store. the reir
formerly oorupied byaJudge Doyleso
C. HAYS, SOLiCITOK, At
Ile. (Mise, coiner of Square and Wig
street, Godes-kb. over telegraph oats. rri
vat. Yunds u lend at 6 per sat. 1•Et
/ . ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAIb
'. raters, At:orse7I. PSo�tr n.. Ike.. OM
rich. J. T. O.rrew. W.
('1AMEK JN, HOLT & CAMEROS,
lt�J Barristers. Solicitors in ('hancay. a•
OodeHeh. M. l', Cameros, 9.4.'. ; P. Ila;
Dudley Holmes.
Dentistry.
M NiCHOLSON, LD.S.-Mint
LYl. rooeas Greeny. the saw Hat Not
West.t.. Oodseleh. SSW
R. E. RICHARDSON,. L D.&
esa sad vitalism tit
CP.. 0 Oases Ysw Msk. snrasaea "-
tn , ()oitirlsh. •
11sUSIO L* $ONS. -was A
111 THOMle prepared
n
nYre laq siresN 1 W. =fines
Liaise and )j)sgypaaew
li
MONEY TO LEND. -A LAM31
1 a0w.at of pgeiyaa ad tMbr heal 1
pbeww�erart yaleMsplC0 41s.eddotlh. own N
reillnimieseassibilmst
cM. 0....r0o4N*7ON, fied/Mt
G. WARD, COkVICYANVLR
Ji.Ik...sd nehtwfeale-erg w e
.$Srlrrti•1. �opcaltiw es seisms end•R
ttrl.e I. lir saeet�wg .1y .1110•. salt •r
oewd{ttg la t1� Slpli tlsart ttf
(a*.rt def App6a1 flan llttlarM M M •n� �
er INvlisa Carl. 1JA e"'
and a..s�s�p ttaseai IO•�••`o N
aNres&-16aiOwca:l�t
FJ. T. IfAFi'EL, LIFE, 41111E A0
• Aeddst A/eet
lag Sena Beitirh t t1•
L..d.. t 01e4: Sm - mina:
tile:
. 1* * Litt : .d r
Noris Amwrt7.a. Lswart st1
rob"a. tPts ty. Ct00. w 2.ena Asa•' yieil
party waled, ere. o WMµt
& terre.0edriels _ 4
X600 000 TO LOAN. APPLY
CLItBRON. W' .rat walla/ton M.
✓ 1eh. _
MONEY TO LEND. -A L141 1
arrest d v se 2N
POAsem
P110U lossw
r�
D RADOLipm..I, OLifl AmmiI• (S.
~: -.moi- -ioe..ioes sel.pge
"0 .rinL
Ham w UM. 'r
WWI.a t s fewest reelell tetanalrl.h, igw be'n"..vi
CANADIAN B4
HEAD
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aisT. •
B. E. WA
001
J1OtrallIAL Ufl0lijlrt.i
DSArTa IssUio PAYAIMUL •
CITIRB IM Tlia bJMRIO ST
SAVING
ogpoIITS of 111.00 AMO Lips
µLOWED. IMTaRfST ADOCD
Is ■A004 Veda.
*peels' Alteriusrs gay
and Fanners' Sales Noble.
I;ARGA INS
BIARGAINS'
BARGAINS
IN n ►T`l AND SHOEli
Cl
THAN EVEN.
11ARGAINH in Moo's Boo11
j) 4RGAINS in \Votes's
j) rttippsa
I;ARGAINS in GirlMoss
oss
I;ARGAINB in Boys' Boots,
�T.1. CARE1
\\•t. carry the Largl't
St,,t•k of Boots, Shoes, T
A.uli.ev in the County.
\\'.• make the Best Ba
1C/ do the Best Rei
('heap as the Cheapest
We Sew all Rips Free
W.. give the Large*t
4''4111[.
500 P A i RS $LIPPERl
01115D ROLES.
You will find
J. CARE'
on the &luau
`i.t.'u►akers Wanted.
PERSONAL PARAGI
\ i tar is was In Clinton
itlack arrived home .s
i1 rs..1. T. V ides f u runt inn
roti
Mrs. R. R. Smith is on a 1
I kat net.
Jas. Saunders left an Tune
Detroit.
T. E. Coombe, of Kir-anti
.•u Monelay.
.lis. Proctor, of Stratford,
s,n Tuesday.
IL 1'. Mueller, of Saginaw
t:.., week.
}' smeeth left on a trip
\\" ..lnesday.
I. \Veeks,of l'hieago.is tl
.1 n... I tome.
1' Holt left on Tesdat
and I et reit.
rhe rector of St. 4..orge'i
vhe put week.
T. F. Barrett. of Wind*
on Saturday.
Mrs. lapis. of 'l or oto, r
British Exchange.
Mrs. W. B. Mathews 1.
the oity of itetroit.
W. Prvudfoot, barrister,
trait and Cleveland.
R. 1'. Wilkinaoaleft last
'
rain -mug tnp to Toronto.
Miss .long Shasmoo rete
iron • v fait to 5storth.
Mr. and Mn.Logan ahret
Mostre&1 visit 00 Moay.
John Whir, jr., wife an.
were in (:oderich on Frids
Mrs. SwafBeld, of TI
visiting ler parents in this
Mn. Crawford returned
fortnight's visit in the 4,10
Mir Belle Shannon nit
to S.•fnrth and London a
Harry Black h•. return
W inona anteing the Thome
Mrs. Welton left town
short visit to Brantford a
Mrs. A. M. and Mir
have returned from •
Mr. and Mn. Rhodes,
town last wsek,were the
ca.
Mn. ,lamierr,�R s
her daughter,
Mrs -
ford.
Mn. Wilkinson is Ret
with her daaghter, Mn.
mate.
Mr. sad Mrs. Shoot
. %siting the lady's sic
M.Itfoed.
Albert Raid left for 1
day, which city he w`
.1.1). Swanson, B.A..
for the Qum' (sty, wig
law stadia. at Oresde
Mia. 1IaAlli.ter, wig
of the Mass Dean* tJ
for home, Detroit, es V
Mrs. Thew sad fah
Montreal atter a very 1
paresis, Mr. sad Mrs.
Goo. W. flows= n
Tuesday mersh.g rnr
his timidter .4 RlR.heo
lay kr the .4. bum4
haw.t.l
w
meetly al
edea la
oras srR noes er 04*44
lama bac fk
yogi
Me w es