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THE SIGNAL: GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 1891.
THE OOSSIPOFTHE WEEK
A DRUNKEN TRAMP11 STARTLING
STORY OF A WRECKED STEAMER.
The Terrible iaeltess.st 11 Caused ohms
Way Whim I. Joke is reeved* Nes.
Th. teal. 1s •..sa1a-TN ire wt..*Ns
-w.atr.ar• faitk a
HE week oo the ocs•o
has been . ery rough,
nod iaiuwerable pray-
... tut tine safety of
those "alto go duwu to
the sea in ships" hire
beer offered up by the
dweller* ou lead. The
brat shuck which ani
n ested the feelings of the latter m this di
rectum was ciu.el hr the pwWacauou of s
dispatch from Montreal, elating that the
sty of Rome, • sttle steamer with a crew
of 42, had g.oe down near St. Mary s Bar.
ou the coast of Newfowadlaad. The story
was calmly told at Tre aasy, bear St.
Mary's Hay, by Joba Hreuuaa, who said he
wen the wle aurnvur. luunedwtrly, with
eat quo naligattag the Idutb or false
hood of this story, the o,thuen .t
8t. John's, NIW., islegiaphed all over the
world an attot•.t of tit• lobs of the
City of Home. In il.utre.l the startling
recount w.. received with souls doubt, aim
there was but little nocitrioeat, although
there was apparent an anxiety tar turther
news. Nut s,, however, in New York, for
at drat the %baritone Each.wge aax•epted it
without pupation, and the dour of the ex-
. hang. presented a picture that few who
had the mufortunr to ase It will e.er forget.
Nen rushed hither and thither, baths•,
coatlw, with thr pvr.piratlon strwauuIay
from their taces,the&r eves wide upeu,stariui;
wildly, with anxiety a evert Ilse .4 their
faces. And all beauae of • drunken yarn
of • druuken sailor. The Whose of the
Anchor line, to which the City ..f Kutner be-
longs, presented a still snore pitiable sight.
The room, raw crowded with risen add
women, anxiously and with taus a their
ayes asking for news of the lteanruhip, and
for news of farads, bother*, water.,
soothers and fathers who, had .ailed away
ou board the lug slop • very tett day* 1.e
fore. Ila officer.. in aiarge .4 the office
had absolutely no dews. 'I eats was nothing
for them to say, they mid, because they
hal heard nuthlsg more. "We du nut he
Neve the eturv, was the invariable answer
W the animus query, "It seems sutprolehle.
inspuasible By noon the neat .as. Low
sth
ever, the gbacharacter of the .},nnlcn
tramp a joke was fulls' reaveiu,aed, as his
story was IOW. cal to be without thr .matte.
.1 foundation This tnctde•t, however,
quickened the pulses of the p('re•..pie
to ready sympathy when authentic
new■ cane neat clay IFri.lay d of the ter-
rible gales in Bntaia and Franey, which pre
vatle,l upon laud as well as upon this un
stable era. All along thr . oast the beach
is strewn with wre.krgr. and at Ih.ver •
large quantity tel n,.tenal,evidutly l.elwlg
tog tame or mere wrecked shirr Wan wast,
ed ashore. The body of n .tean,ship fire•
luau was washed adore .t Holyhead. A
Cardiff real laden steamer sank near Hol
heat and the enure crew perished The
weather in the Irish hes we* the most avoir
experience.' in maty year.. A l.,rgr
number of coaster were loot, awl
even t11e Folkestone lighthouse, it
was feared, might be swept away by the
angry waters. From all punts, cast and
eland. the new* u that great damage had
bees done an.I lives endangered, aid up till
naw it has been tm eesil.le to give even au
►pproausute 1,lea of the damage Juste on
id or sea, or of the lives bolt. The gale
Is abated its fury ou Saturday
e
demi Iri.h leader. %Ir. Parnell. bar-
ing Is .n laid in ha grave. the aura •aors on
ledh a des have been fighting .. word} war
wlual I intrasity to the .•elebr.ltud physi-
cal tlgh • of the itslkeiuy rate. Thr factions
are taut, was at first hoped. lull. to
analgan r, at last :at pramu-ut, for the
guest of Ir- nl. Healy and lied:wed have
leen at it, .d the presiding epereah of the
former at ie meeting the other day has
brought down upon hu head nut that of (fie
Liberals under 4.ladst ode this V111.1 outlwnt
!nun .Iola Be mn•! In 1'mte.! Ireland:
•• '1,- greatest tend .f IrianIslr'Itr, the
go -ate -at enemy u stlauny. luta beeu�ktlled
by the foulest alas et% bunted to death that
the virtue of Ire I might be vu"hcat.d
to the amisfactt.w .. the phariser,tand hypo-
-rites. of F.nglaud. 1 e seandalmougcr* of
Britain should now Is- a,tiot. The Eng-
lish leader. who &truck the brat blow, may
now be content; lite gr. teat rival s no
tour. The 1 '%rust Issas tb ho, contrary to
.imine tea.iung, tweet! et! ly persecuted
their chief, may test fro their labors.
Another Item has bees add to theaa•.oust
Ireland I,as to .ettl' tome .la It may be
a our tune, or it may he wit we are a
our graves, hat so surely as the sun sets
beyemed our heartbroken and, the account
will be settled. Ireland will pay the debt
long due." On liaturday Wti. O'Brien
gave lits version of the Boulogne negotia-
tions. prefacing thous with this .igorous
language_ 'Now are the menial, of peace
madly and finally east to the w rods, now
Isere the foldout insinuations as to our
treatment of Mr. Parnell bee part of the
machinery of the dimension manager* With-
out a weird of repudiation or rebuke front
the men who kouw the changes to he the
foulest, most u•1 rateful and iniquitous ever
levelled at an Irish Nasuaaahat. Ue cu -
dudes by saving that he anal Parisi! paned
as recognixea ted ho.or•bM opponents.
•
The Vint.ter of Justice has issued • blue
book , entraining die rept''. to the circular
sent by bum last (a11 to the judges and At•
tern. ye O:eneral througbont the Ihwetnua
&skusg for their .,ewe on the aulgeet of the
abolition io n of the grand jury systema The
replies number 101, and 4A of them favor
abolition, 41 are molest it, while 12 are
doubtful Of the Suplenle Court judges
my two, Justues I:wt one and Tae her au,
responded to the eireelar, and both an
op-
posed t.. the . of the system. Of
the superior Court judges is Osten. only
one. the Chancellor, favours •bolitws,
while eight oppose 1t, aad Chief Justice
Armour, oo.sidering the d eestiou • political
51.1 N a great .itent. dachaM discuss
It. Of the County ('ourt judges a this pro-
vince 22 are is favor of abolition, 9 are op
peed to it and 5 are doubtful Of the At
torneye-General Messrs. Mutsu. of Mason
ba, and P•ve, of British ('olumhe, are
..ppael to the sysiom, Ms. Mowat desires
its continuance, sad Mr. Langley sass that
Is Nov. Scotia the grid jary is not •
vitally Important factor is the administrs
tempt criminal Oaths., and that he prefers
ta leave the question submitted to him N
the judgment of the Departmest of Jostles
and Narliamemt.
At Mantras oe tb. 136h • .stable .vent
Noll p1•ss is the preemie. of • large env
seers* 04 ethane, the unveil*. et • tablet
1r the feendi.g of Me.treal
ISO yews agKee e. TIM o!sis.iony was pperrfoermad .
wee made Mem.. k..., Ly.1�
41114 hanksw,
THE s1JMMER DQAROER.
IAA Able .Re haenness N sere ••••••••Seem Asea►
TSwum* te abroad m he
all r
glory. One ease ''her" advisedly, fixnewhow the male adult rarely poses as the
8maaer boarder. Hst
e eads it over 'san-
dal, perhaps, but • oosescuuve fortnight o4
esdiluted Sunnier boarding hawse life
would, as he tells hr neighbor in the amok
tstg tar as they arefrom being whirled frothe
city on Saturday, put him w Rlooasuugdale
.t the end of it and his a•ighbur •Kress
n
with him. So the Stunner hoe
1 *.
cone ta: le• noun of the Melanie render.
The genus u the same, the species is se.
ural.
Perhaps, says The New York Times, the
meat interesting as a study is the woman
of forty or thereabout, who, as h .uaekeeperrbecomesal1 the rt of the year, becomes for tet or
eight weeks an the "unune; a boarder. At
Moue she a a simple, more or lees practical
*mom ; rd her new environment she bo-
o
cnes quite a different being. She finds
herself on her arrival invested with the
transient halo of the Lot -comer, and she
fees that to this corks of strangers site nay
present whatever personality she desires.
So she takes on a few little and
affectations which she has fame tune ad -
nut ed
dnuted is another woman. she does not
us ally say ".shot" u. "itber she say*
both now. She wears her best wrapper •u
breakfast and puts up her heir every ru
ing in the way she puts it up every after
numnuat home. The children la., ale aysa
:ailed her "n;' she teaches them to say
"mamma- here, anal they do when they
think of it. They, like herself, enjoy the
importance of good clothes all dal'. and try
snstinct:.ely, at tint at least, to lite up to
it. n
Mrutime, their uu,ther gets 4s. wontedwith the ptaua hulk*,*, reads their books,
admires their fancy work, imitates some olampit, perhaps, leu all they know of one
another, talks glibly to them of her hone
and surroundings, and remembers every
time to speak ..t her moe servant as a
"maid," to tall the sitting -room, with the
children's school books anal the encyclopedia
in it, the library, and to expand the somie-
what scrubby yard about the hoose into a
lawn.
Anal she iia■ a beautiful time, unless, as
ca
o eiouall►' happens, somebody from her
town s,nlebxly who knows all about her
arrives. Then she is crushed. It is not
tlat she leas actually said or acted anything
alarmingly untrue. In point .1 fact, she
has imparted upon nobody. But she thinks
she luta. It u from her own exaggerated
height, the pedestal upon which in fancy
site has placed herself in the eyes of others
that she falls. Anel if (he newcomer an-
nounces a tray of any length, our heroine,
if possible. makes a change of abode. she
pack her trunks, tinding a brief consolation
in the distinction of ...awning departure, aro'
makes with her children her exit, w resume
on another stage till the season is done
Shimmer her role of boarder.
ODDS ANO ENDS.
111.ard'. Was•sesa L.mberma.. Vikad.'
.1 literary cowboy claims the title .4 poet
Isri.t. Washtpgton Star.
Victoria Carbolic Sale is a wonderful
holing compound for cuts, wounds, hruuk.,
burns, .calci*, boils, piles, pimples, etc.
" I'm in a nice meas,'. as the delioh ed
young sailor wrote to his mother. - Balti-
more Anseriaan.
WLBALFOURISTHEMAN like • �eMdi"ac
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT OF NN
by Ares Oben,
1 111t•traL tom, Coughs. Orae&
sal Sas ?West are, la east ass., fi
seeddately relieved
by the ase •f this
weederfal remedy.
It s r..gthses the
vocal organs, allele
Irrttat1os. aad pro
vents the taste of
Consumption; la
every stage of that
dread d1
Ayer's Cherry Pee.
tarsi relieves cough-
's( aad l a d u c e s
redrealang rest.
"I have need Ayer's Many Peolaeal
in my family for flirt, years sad have
always found it Yr best r...dy 1a[
croup, to which eolepleiat sa,i
. Carley,
been W "-OSI7
Brooklyn, N. T.� U
"'rens as • of over t -hired
years In the YM .1 pso/r 7 mss3-
ctnea 1 feel Nettled to b ee
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Ove of the
beet,of the Pectoral is
the •anrlrg quality of Its polulartfy, it
beteg more salable now than it was
twenty-tlte years ago. when its groat
•noose% was considered marvelous." -
R. 1' :brake, M. D., Ballot, Hens.
Ay little sister, Mur years of
was so ill from bronchitis that we had
almost given up hope of her recovery.
Our family physician, a skilful man and
of large experience, pronounced it use -
ler to give her any more medicine ;
saying that be had done all it was pos-
sible to do, and we must prepare for the
worst. As • last resort, we determined
to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. and 1 chs
truly saywith the most happy resulta.
Atter taking a few Junes she seemed to
breathe realer, and. within a week. was
out of danger. We Continued giving the
Pectoral until satisfied she was entire)
well. This has given the unbounded faith
in the preparation, and 1 1 14
confidently to my customers." C. O.
Lepper. Druggist, Port Wayne, incl.
Von ('olds and Coughs, take
SELECTION AS LEADER.
•. W. tomalley sad the fuels 1• tae Iulsl.
I rias --The ranee es
Wales Assured Over 1M /net That
some owe 1. meatier Mita the .mho..•
.r i.piwoosa.
Looms, (kit. 19. - It ss uacta4y an
✓ ennet to clay that lit. Hos. Arthur J.
Balfour. M.P. ier Knit )laaahmter and at
present the eked secretary fur Imbued bee
beets apgoatel tint later} a the Treasure
11 u 1504(11 knowing how loyally other
Tortes math clause have behaved. To Ni,
Michael Hick. Beach, the !'int Lsnlabip
of the Treasury, with its great .alar,,
would he wrltoste for 1110111 rsassta than
0115. Mr. Ihet•hen.• auutbittuu has log
punted to the Iesderdiip. Either u equal
to ate torte.. But Loth step cheerful'.
aside for %Ir. ilallouw Loral Hartiugtous
marks was Illentl"SNI. It Y aiwats inen
tion -d. But Iwx.l Harlington, elm had
twice Ietuarsl to be Prune Minister, was out
hely to accept this or any other dater
He dors out want office. He is content
wish Dowel. and w,tht •psits.sl of ialr
pendent usefulness to lus country such 4,
few then have held. Lard Rau.ladpl,
hurl hell'■ name hea not horn brought for
wide He ias taken himself out of pibh.
life. It ha a far crt from V,e.t ter to
South Africa, areal Lord talsaIury. a Iaostilit}
to his forme' mileagne is iuIpcicable.
DID NOT KNOW IT WAS LOADED.
loons Yowell of New Torii Shoots HI.
Little I1IN.r
b'ate's, Oct. 19. -(apt. Powell and h„
fowl) of New York are staying at a wen
known hoarding house its lar 1-atrec•
Rueeelt-quare, much frealueuted by Alue„
tan*.
This evening Mr. Powell s tsitea use of the
theatres, leaving her family alone. 'hints.;
her alsenca her 10 -year old ono at
tempted to clean his father's rifle, art know
tug it to be Wade& t'nf..raswtely the
Weapon etplwled, sending 0 bullet into the -
left bower of his little thirteen yaw -old so.
ter. The. inbuilt pierced the lung hint
emerged at the back, the wound blas.lin,,
profusely.
Capt. Powell hastened) for a physicwe,
w hu, upon arrival. pronounced the wound
veru serious and ordered the little girl, who
ora. in a critical condition. to be remove'
to a hospital forthwith.
FRANCE AND MOROCCO.
sultan Jtul.y•ila..an'. Attempt to Asses
he Tonal U4.ea
l' %his, (kt. 19. The . lain of \lorocvo to
the ''oust Oases, in Central Africa, i. to.
;•rly repmdtated by the French Government.
'r'rance ,ksLcres flat throe places are ria
• irely within her .phcre of its to ,eller, a. cert
nig to :a recent agreenietlt between 1141 .ural
:Ire EurrpeauDo&rrs to settle the question
of the Hinterland of Africa.
The claim .4 Mornc o as staking a great
stir 111 Paris. Its all interview ow the subv
to -lay. M. i:d.,t, the French }'ul.vt;u•
1liuister, said that the 4ovenni,ent was dr•
tennint.l to m.unt.ou rt.4100itit11. it sonld
not permit .c c.uni,rrcial route of such is,•
p..rtanoe at this to the French ,vd.tny of
Rj►Igelia to fall into the lar ala of bloro.so
nor could it allow px•.oe to be disturbed
there. Hr conclu,lcd with the signific,ant
p:uta&e that he •a., deter td to bring
,tou*co to various.
Milburn's aromatic Quinine Wine forti-
fies the system against attacks oiague, chills,
bilious fever, dumb ague and like troubles.
At this season of the year the liberty of
the cider prem must 1.. pre.erved. Team
Sift ingv.
Never allow the bowels to remain ,'onati•
pated lest serious evil mune. Natiuw.! Pills
are unsurpassed as a remedy for coustipa-
t ion. - __. .
A goad liar u better company than a
truthful man with an impediment its his
speech. ikake's Magaiinr.I
\\-.rues cause much sickness among chil-
dren. Freeman's Worm Powders prevent
this, and make t he , hiid bright and heal-
thy.
There is a gds.! .teal of public pray olg
dont' that doesn't mean anything in Iea.en
or on Wirth. Item's 110111.
Itch, range and scratches of every kind,
on human or animals, cured in 30 minutes
by Wdolfonh'sSanitary Lotion. This never
Gals. Sold by Y. Jordan. 96-1y
The week ought to be short for the ser-
vant
ervant irl, , the number of days
she take. out. - Elmira I;a,ette.
\leo who feel "run dowi" and "out of
sorts," whether from mental worry, "aer-
work, excesses or indiscretions will find •
speedy cure in 1R. %1'illiant& Pink ('ills. All
dealers.
The time comes when some men leave
father and mother and clove unto their
uncle. Binghamton Leader.
When ynn ask for Nasal halm .10 not per -
mita our dealer to give you 'time "just an
Io
substitute. it is the only remedy yet
durnt•ertal that will thoroughlycnrecstarrh.
Sold by all des3eua
tate of the most amusing and larml of
distractions that man is heir to le the fancy.
ing what he would do of he were somebody
. else. St. Joseph News.
Ayer's Pills, being convenient, efficacious,
and safe, are the best cathartic, whether on
land or sea, in city or country. For coneti
potion, sick headache, indigestion, and tor-
pid liver, they never fail Try a hoz of
them : they are sugar-cn.ted.
The political orator is as jealous of a braes
hand as a preacher as of a splendid choir. it
is • stand-off as to who draws the meat pen
plc. New Orleans Picayune.
The great 1k. Hnerhaave left three three
t loos for preserving the health keep the feet
warm, the Marl enol, and the bowels open.
Had he practised in our day, he might have
abided and purify the hlroll with Ayers
sarsaparilla : tor he certainly would con-
sider 1t the hest
A Hallowell young moi, whoa hest girl
has named her pet calf for him, doesn't
kouw whether to swept it as a compliment
Of not. Lewiston Journal.
English 7tpavta Badmen remove all
hard, soft or ealloa.d lump and blemishes
from horses, hhwrdm, c•rba,splm
smta,
bona, sweey, ame
swollen throat, eninget Agea by Djp
Ilse et one bottles Wanested the mast
weedorfd ►Mme mire ever known. say
bar 1►. Jeo.d.a. 961y
Itetrorted seizure nit Terrrtor-y W Ito. 1.
LONDON, Ilete 19._.. A .iesiat -h frost, St.
Petersburg 'nye a semsattun hos been canned
thereby the reprint of a letter from the
1.0renlment of F.:ybata. 111 Asiatic Russia.
✓ ie letter was tint puliluhed is The Samar
c I:suit.. Its writer states that Khan
I'lodojar of IKbltan.i instigated England
4,, naelaacr Ituaoi.ui Ferglsans, an,i that it
1ar ante neacssary, as a nte•.ure of pnttec-
tiou, for Flossie -to -annex adjacent Kh an -
ate., although it was known that Eiiland
would protest against each annexation.
rlr Edwin Arnold Caosi.g.
1.s1c1,', (et. 19. --Sir Edwin .%rnold
sailed) from Lite 1 for. the Cnitod Stater.
yesterday on 11.4. . aA New York. Hr
gores to Anterica to give in the larger cities
descriptive talks and reeding. from his
poems and posse writinprs. The anther of
"Tho Light a Asia," "The Light of the
1Yorld," etc.. will open his tot:: at Phis-
.lelphia and will deliver his lecture in New
York at the New Music Hall on the follow-
ing evening
A Inate tow the Cuarewiteh.
Sr. Porrxaet ad., Oct. 19. It is reported
that a marriage has been eeranbbeel been the
l',area"itch and the I)uehems Elm of %Pubs
teod.urg
The ihuchess Elsa Mathilde Marie of
1Yurtemlmrg is the twin daughter of the
late Duke 11 illarn Eugene. who died its
10187, and of the Russian *:rand Duchess
Vera The 'Duchess Elm was torn in 1879
The Cn ate rumina.
ST. Prrra.•rto;, Oct. 19. The (:overn-
meat estimates that IK$.(Mn.itr) roubles
will b• re.prin+l to meet the neteesities
► ruing from the fanune.
the (nm eminent Defeated.
STD'ItY, N. S. W.. (kit. 19. --The
Government Saturday opposed a motion to
the effect that the I :over unlent 1ri11 rivulet,
ing mining laws should he returned to the
'ommrttee which head c'uselered it so that
an sight -hour Lisa clause which it tote
taint might be eliminated. in spite of the
,rani tak.n by the Governtuent, the mo-
tion was carried by a vote .1 4S M 41. It
is understood that in ( of this
defeat the Cabinet will resign.
The tine sad Ili. Pre.Ment,
inrM,a, Oct. 19. A Kt. Petersburg die
patch to The Daily New. save the liar de
signs going ma a aur through the Mohler -
mime on the yacht Polar Star. He w 011
start from Copenhagen probably. it is
•ontemplateat to meet i'resident l'4rnot, the
President of France, at eue•e French Medi-
tertammn part.
usage Robber. twoinsrwl.
1.14'u' n.i.r., Oregon, lief. 19. At Lake-
view, Oregon, 13 men, have leen arrested,
suspected of participsling in the late roh-
bevy a the stage running between fake.
riewanal el..knlle. Among those wrested
ere the Hewed h ether. 7'h• einem
found is the palest el the man sneslsd
neve" p.reemel who end sre.q ostia.
Jwe'h rmseseek ma
L tut 10eOet. 11-A despatch tm The
item tem (*,latae says "1k.le i have
bees rewired here ter the .o.p•nsinn of the
ria of the tet .lew,,h mm's
snr
rijrwthin from South Russia u dirnisish-
needed as the QeNe
1/..Iso', ()c4 19. -The action few iwearh
d amtrect recently brought alpine* the
Countess of (1ne rty (formerly k.11e BB -
town M Sir Argueter Harris, nam ger of
Covent Garden Theate sad Drury IoM
Theatre. ha. leen arenpnmlissd
- toast's t1si k •.ed W Tt9
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
ratraatD aY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mats.
Pete. 91 , est bottle., 11,5. W ortk $ • melds,
PATENTS!
f11EATs. 41401 Sins ICY c'lotgtcllts
Obtained, and all business its the 1'. sal. Pan n
om,-. attended to at MOUICRATE
Our oltee Is opposite the C. P. I'tirvI dN
fife, and w • ar obtain Patents in '.•.o ono
ban those remelt. from II'A4/UA1:7f,,4,.
Send MO/)KL OR DNA 117S47. We ■C
tier as to palrntabilityJ free of change • and
air make .CO I'I/AHUR t'VLle.'.. N A s,H
We refer, he, lou f hr I'owina•t re. the r *4pd.
Motu, .f Moe Owrder U,.„ end to ogtel'b of the
V. O. 1'atrn' Iig1.•r. Fur e,rend. , aid.••r
Venn.. and r,',rrr.•. rte art nal ti.ra,d. in ).out
.e 15 `,400.401.4 ttttt S. *rift lc,
s ♦ at•w a l'•..
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n
:,,ILLwATTEE!
The Murat fro in 'he market ioratrr5K(14
and runty. Mull line• tet
Sugars, Teas, Baking Powders,
Aad all .ta;l' and fancy groceries.
Headquarters tar all k ads of
Choice Confectionery, Fruits. etc.
FINNAN HADDIE AND OYSTERS
Now to hovel.
E. CAMPAIGNS,
Ott Prom r and I°i fecttoner.
PURE
POWDERED
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SHORTHAND INSTI fUTE,
LONDON. ONT.,
1e 'Otiose, doubt Rhe sem. THOROUGH and
PRACTICAL Limit ultimo 1. CANADA.
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CATALOGUES sus.
J. W. WEST'E R VELT,
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THE FALL TRADE
NEW DRESS GOODS.
NEW CLOAKINGS,
NEW GLOVES. NEW x0(;YEgy
NEAT WOOLLEN GOOD
NEW UNDERWEAR
Children's Wear in Great Variety,
MILLINERY OPENING.
The regular millinery miming will be held on Wtuftat.w, Kort'. 1t;, and
following days. ( fur Miss Ilottagh has just returned from the cities, and lia
brought with her (novelties in every branch of the millinery trade.
Dress and tttantle making on the premises. The beat work at moderate
rates.
Every huffy in Ocitierich and vicinity is invited) to tall and view the
millinery opening:
The Glasgow House,
MRS. R. B. SMITH.
2!4-51.
A STOVEPIPE VARNISH
andis the Is a necessity rat DE' BEATEMALLoneyou w
GOODE'Sa,lt-
yinsist
"dor, quick drying, brightest lustre.
CLIMAX FURNITURE POLISH
Neel's no ")uff herr. Always on hand.
CLIMAX METAL POLISH
For brass mels and stove nickels, etc., etc., only 10v.
B. B. B., K. D. C.
.\nal all leading patent
W. C. GOODE
Albion Mock.
A Special Drive
IN
CROCKERY & GLAS'SVA1J
iK NOW GOING ON AT THE
FAMILY GROCERY STORE
REES PRICE SON.
Seasonable Fruits and Vegetables a specialty.
I,AW1vTMOWERS
Latest patterns and most improved styles. Prices right.
CARDEN TOOLS,
Just what you want.
Best brands and lowest prices.
R. P, WILKINSON & Co.
K. D. C.
And all other popular patent medicines at
F. JORDAN'S MEDICAL HALL'
a- FLY
PHENIX LESS(v i
For cleaning cottons and woollens, metal and marble oral
menta, wooden articles. kithen utensils, etc.
GE O_ BARRY
Tb• Furniture hailer, to millers ./l kinds of rerettees st the lowest 55 b15 mien n le
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GEO. BARRY,
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