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THE
CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE
um... IMr.
HEAD OFFICE. TORONTO.
SWIM. (WASS S) Siff MULLION OOLLANS • SO.000.000.
$1,000,000,
•2T,
S. L WALKER, GINERAl MANAotii.
GODERICH BRANCH.
A GENERAL BANKING BOOPOSIe TRANSACTED. FANNIN.' MOTU DtenouNTEO.
Nee T s WOUND PAVANS/ AT ALS POIN1II ON CANADA, ANO TNI PRINCIPAL
CITIES IN TME UNITES) STATIC, Ginter BRITAIN. FRANCE. BERMUDA, as
BAVINOS SANK OEPARTrENT.
Keegan OF *1.00 AND UPWARD. RECEIVED, ANO CURRENT RATES OF INTERMIT
•- .Eo ,NT.RSST AMOCO TO TMS PRINCIPAL AT Mt ENO OF WAY AND
•sale IN ammo YEAR.
Special Attestthee gives te Nee Ott Hoot la eI 'on.wexrr',et me res.
s, f c . • et•rs' Reece Notes.
R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
THE LADIES' WORK AT THE SHOW.
t. $.,.mast Ner.4Me Mae WM sew
teened.
nod nems is the list et prise wieners fa
yixs departsant of the Northwestern
Fur which was omitted last week :
Wo.en quilt, home made, M. L. Sash.
Patchwork nodi, woollen, J. C. Straaghs° ;
L Tho•. Hamilton Patchwork quilt, oot.
sea, it K Waskiagto. ; 2, Mia. ('a.)pbell.
Sedrudrred quilt, Matthew Woods
Kismet usilt, Mies S 2, M. L.
.oeyd. Crochet work quilt, Mos Spears -
:to . 2, A Allen. Smyrna rug, W. K.
Washington. Twelve yards home -nada oar -
1t. Warnock. Pair woollen stockings,
'Thom Hamilton ; 2, Mies Stakes. Two pars
Tootho sucks, ooe coarse and one fine, Thos.
&noIt.o.. Two pain woollen gloves, o0S
neater and one line, Mrs Symington Two
psus woolen mita, me coarse and one bate,
yy'.ymtugton ; 2, W. K Wahtngtw.
Woollen yarn, hosts made, Thea Hamilton;
2, Mrs. John Howie. SFaral by Turkish
aye Co , of Mutates"! N Dollengouda sot
lis ng
than one yard in leth, dyad wits
Tartish Dyes, Mrs. Warnock ; 2, Mien
sy.ii.gton. Cotton good., not leen than
ear y and to length, dyed with Turkish Dyes,
Ms. rvmi.gtoo ; 2, Mrs. Warnock. Gent's
taut', lines frost, head made, Thos. Ha-
iltes 2, Mrs. W. Elliatt. Gents' shirt,
loss front, enmities made, Mimeymo.gtes;
2. Mrs. W. Elliott. (tot's fancy gassed
siert, machine made, Thos. Hsmtltco ; 2,
Mn i ampbeU. Dent fancy flannel shirt,
head made, Thos. Hamilton. Night dross,
M». W. Elliott ; 2, Men Symington- Tat-
ting, M. L Swyd ; 2, vis McFarlane.
tbrochrt work. is wool, Mrs. Campbell : 2.
M. L S.md. Crochet wort, in maims,
Niel Symington ; 2. W. K Ws.hiavtoa
Mariam r work, Mies Symtagtoe ; 2, A. R.
Anderson. Miguardins lace. Mrm.
L W K. W a.hingtos. Embroidery enliven,
t and 2, Mrs M. Hutchiaos. Point Mee,
A. R Anderson ; 2, Mies Symington. Heal
con lace, Mies SymingtonSilk embroidery,
Mus McFarlase ; 2, Mies Symington
Drawing room screen, Mrs. Campbell; 2,
Ila, Symington. Piano or table scarf,
Mr. Campbell ; 2, A. R. Anderson
Worked whisk holder, D. A. Straiten ;
M. 1.. Sawed. Worked parlor
sachet, Mies Symington ; 2, Mr.. Comp -
bell. iota pillow, M. L tineyd ; 2, Mrs.
i.i pbell. Table centre picas, 1, Mrs.
Campbell : 2, Mrs. Hutchison. Toilet set of
is kind, A. It. Andorsos ; 2, M. L. Sneyd.
Om set table nate, Mrs. Hutchisoe ; 2,
Nro I •ampbell. Mate of any. kind, Mts.
t 4°,10011; 2, M . L Sneyd. Tea cosy. Mrs.
I ampbell ; 2, Mies Symington. Shawl ot
is kind. Min. Campbell. Fancy braiding,
rc material, J. t SU-aughan. Ribboe
work, Mrs. Campbell ; 2, Miss Symington.
Fumy knitting. by hand. S. 1.. Scott : 2,
M. I. Seep'. Fancy patched work. Mrs.
I ampbell ; 2, Miss Symimgtoe. teethes
Embroidery. Mrs. (Campbell; 2, Miss Sy-
mmrton. !totem embroidery, in liana,
Mn Richardson ; 2, J. C*roughs*.
loran •1 net, specims.e of. Mrs. Campbell :
2, )foes Symington. Rick Rack, Mn,
t ano e,' ; %V. K Washasgton. Patch ea
aa ..1.1 garrmest, Mian Stokes ; 2, Thos.
Ram 1:..n Fancy netting, Mies Symiegteu.
Drawn work, Mrs. Campbell • 2, Miss Sy-
mington. Darning, Thos. 'Hamilton ; 2,
Mian Stokes. Parsing on alk or satin,
w a 1protemionel,) Mir IscFsrlane. 1'aiae-
lag on silk or satin, oils, )asatear), C. A.
Hmaber ; 2, Mien Symingtoe. Pristng on
silk or Satin, water colors (amateur). Mrs.
Campbell. Palettes on glees.Ma Goo.
Porter ; 2, Mien Book. Painting as hit,
Mien S mingtoa : 2, M. L. Snoyd. F
tidy, lt. L M.syd; 2, Mrs. Cas
Novelty, any kind, Mrs. Campbell ; A.
R. Anderson. Crochet liaenlaos, Mrs. Camp-
bell ; 2, Thos. Hamilton. Crochet oottaa
Isom, Mrs. ('empbell ; 2, W. E. 1l'ashingtos.
Novelty bread lens, Mrs. Campbell
W. E. Washington (lseiile asndroidery
on felt, Mrs. Campbell ; 2, Mien Sysingtoa
Etcbi.g on any material, flan or coarse, C.
A. Nath ; 2, M. L Sseyd. Arrassse work
Mien McFarlane ; Mien Sys.
Crary work m wool, Mrs Campbell
work is silk, W. E. Wisbiagtos ; 2, Mien
Symington. Apliyw on felt, Mrs. Camp-
bell ; 2, Mrs Symington. Ladling'.ksgmeg
bag, embroidered, J. C. Steamboat. Fancy
pin cushion, Mrs. Campbell ; 2, M. L Sneyd,
Crochet or knit slippers, M. L. Sseyd : 2,
Mrs. (Campbell. Buttes holes, display es 6
different material!, 8. L. Scott ; 2, Mn. W.
Blliott. Hasdkesabid mlaket, M. L.
h.ayti. (;love box, M. L Sneed. Gentle-
s. -'s os1Mr and cuff boa, M. L 8asyd.
Kitchen apron. Mien Da% is ; 2, Mien Sy
Legendry bag. J. C. 8trenghas ;
2, Mn. CLatpkdL Best and peatast opt -
lection of Mdi..' work, the toric of one par -
. on, 1, Mien 8yentagton ;2, Mien McFarhana
Beat collection millinery. not Mm thea 6
pieces, diploma, Mrs. R. B. Smith.
wOaK BY CNILDIUta t-YDtZ lb TRAIN Or uta
Cotton sadsrolothisj (hard made) 2 gar-
masta, Thos. Hamilton. Trimmed ootton
pinafore, T. Hasilto. Hemmed handker-
chiefs (half doses) 8. L Soots Darned
seeks or atookiap, 2 pairs, T. Hamilton
Crochet work in cotton, S. L Soott. Paint-
ing (sowers) Matthew Woods. Drawing'
=or crayon), Matthew Woods. Beat
dell, Mrs. Jolts Morrie- Outline
work, Thos. Hamilton ; 2, S. L Scott.
Knitted lam. Thos. Hamilton Highly
commended—Pictures in Berlin wool, Mss.
John Howrie-
PE6ONAL MENTION.
The Rev. Mr. Spurpor. is suffering from
quinsy.
The Pepsis reported to be mi flaring from
meatal prostration.
Judge Cross. of the !'.,ort of Queen's
Beach, Quebec, has resigned.
Rev. J. T. Dowling, of Belleville, has
been milted to the pastorate at Mormomia,
N. fit'. T.
Barmier Maodonaid and party aro going
to British Columbia on the private car,
"Kr n.chffe."
Rev. W. H. Wade, of Woodstock, has
as.spted the rectorship of the church of Am-
e rman, HamLlton.
Sir John Abbott was in Montreal Thurs.
day, looking very much improved in health.
He left Saturday for F.agland.
Pref. Goldwin Smith delivered an ad-
dress to the veossary of North Oxford. as
CASH AND ONEPRICE 1
This is the system on which we do business. By it
we can mark our goods at a very small advance on cost.
We do not require the large profits necessary in selling on
the credit system in order to provide for the losses which
that system is sure to entail ; in that way the honest cus-
tomer is made pay for the dishonest. We have nc ac-
counts to mark "bad," and charge to profit and loss.
Marking our goods close ensures a quick sale. We de-
pend on the volume of business, not on the sire of the
Profit. If we can turn our stock over three times while
our competitors do so once, we can do so on one-third the
profit ; and then, SPOT CASH is always the greatest
factor in buying right. It always finds rock bottom.
This is our theory, we leave you to judge as to its prac-
tical working. You know good value when you see it.
lumina our goods, compare our prices. We do not
throw out three or four lines below cost as a " bait " to
take you believe we sell " cheap," but in everything we
' 'e you the big credit system profit.
Bee how much you can save by the CASH AND ONE
PRICE 8Y8TEM. We are always glad to show you.
We have special values in 8ealettes, Mantle Cloths,
Drags Goods, Tweeds, Blankets, Flannels, Underclothing,
T°P Shirts, Yarns, Hosiery, Gloves and Corsets.
ARMSTRONG & 00.,
ALWAYS THS CHIAPZEIT,
Oen Anbeeon's Old Stand.
DOCTOR'S ORDERS.
Sir James ( [rant, of Ottawa, says :—" To w
cure heiath in our Usn diaa climate pure wool
undervests ere very necessary, and 1 feel confi-
dent you have actwmplixhed a good work in
the production of the
"HEALTH BRAND,"
which cannot fail to meet the reyuiteatents of
our people. Wishing you every possible degree
of success."
The above speaks for itself, and every lady who desires
light, luxurious, comfortable and warm underveets and
drawers will Bad all theme qualities ounabined in the
" Health Brand." Now genuine without • wove silk
label, marked " Health."
FOR SALK IN GODERICH BY
W. ACHESON & SON,
1MIPORTISRS OF
Oress COMM, Iaiillos and Maiillo Cloths
q'AU departments in High-G7ass Dry Goods now complete.
;
eeuserh p, taking for his subject Freedom M
Pe
.lames Laos, son of Mr. William lam,
and liar Ethel McCarthy, daughter of Mr.
Dalton McCarthy, Tomato, were married
oc Saturday.
Sir William Dawson principal of McGill
University, whom ill.ees las been mans.
• good deal M anxiety, is now believed to
be out of danger.
The illness of Mrs. Harrison, wife of
President Harrison, has taken • dight tarn
for the worse, bat the physicians matinee
to expect her ultimate recovery.
Rev. B. Csufield Jones, of Westchester,
Pa, formerly of Port Hope, was married to
Mien Atria Chisholm, daughter of Mr.
Amain Chiohols, Q.('., at the Finn
Presbyterian claroh, Port Hope,
The Aske M Argyll, i1. Marquis of Huf-
fman, the Earl of Selborne, Hey. B. Jowett,
late rim-clmaosUor of Kdinburgh Univer-
sityy, and Historian Lecky were among the
pafbearers at the funeral of Lord Taney -
g oo.
Hon. Edward Blake will address s mesa
mg at Boston. Mar., on Wednesday, 2Ith
met. On November !ltd Mr. and Mrs. Blake
w ill for Liverpool by the Tetanic. O. Wo.
ember 14th Mr. Blake and Sir George
Trevelyea, Secretary for Scotland, speak at
the a.auel imagoes of the liberal Amber
Society in honor of Colston's Day, at Wia-
tat.
THE WIDE WORLD.
The corporative of Liverpool is to amain
the freeoorn of the city npve leer. laad.'ase,
A young mw. nasttel I;ryee, xi, under-
graduate at (Mord Unisersity, committed
suicide because he has failed to pa.s :.s ex.
animal $.n.
The type founders of the Unite.! States
have formed a • on,I,tuc, to lie known as the
Type Founders Company, with i capital ef
nrt0,iert,
Louis. Shockley, of Mount Holly, N.J.,
who strangled thrum children one .:.y last
week, was aruten.•ed to twroty ye ate ds. -
),rime nseut.
l wise City, Idaho, is to be hoard with
i.ot water from the Hot Sprinvs. a nails
from the city. The rum will he fifty pat
soot. lees thea a ith craL
The (;cited States Postmaster t .neral ig
opposed to C a adoption of lime -cent patnge,
as 11 would in in prole Lk loss r f $•'',(U(1,
(1(10 to !$Si• "•M. • .nnaUy for some time
to vase.
The siesta -hip thiamin. from Yucatan,
arrived at New `Cork quarantine, hat ing on
hw.rd • lienal descendant of (2., i..* 0baF
(Columbus, who will attend the ('o:omhus
celebration.
List. Micklegs, of the An.tr;an army,
bas arrived in Berlin, haring ridden from
Vienna in three days ow hour and fourteen
minutes. He was the first arrival an tither
side in the long distance ride.
Three hundred of the hest citizens of
Troy, 'leen, took a colored prisoner from
odioers, hanged him and riddled his body
with bullets. lie was charged with at-
tempting to assault a white girl.
Major Slagoee, aged tb2 years, has just
arrived in Chicago from Grant county,
Oregon, iavi.g walked the whole 2.100
miles to be present at the dedication of the
World's Far building.. Re started in
l uly.
el=the liverynaa, whose deadly aim
Winchester was so 'Scanlon in
killing 16. three Dalton desperadoes at Cof-
feyville, Kan., the other day, is to be pre-
sented with • gold medal by Chicago ad-
mirers.
The notorious Italtos gang was scal-
ly exterminated .t ('offeyaville, Kas., four
E isenberg of the gang, inclodtug Hop sad
t;rout Dalton, being killed while attempt-
ing to rub • beak. Four ciurena also last
their lives gad several were wounded.
Th. Southern Paeiie Railway (ounpsny
and Wells, Fogo & Comp ay bare tele-
graphed to Coffeyville, Kat., 116.0M) to be
pod to the sten who killed the Dalton pens.
it is maid that the rewards offend for the
gang. deed or .live, sggrag ted SOAP sea.
ACCIDENT RECORD.
The body of Maggie Ml.i o f was found
in the river at Owen Flasnd. She had hese
mi .g several days.
Peter Inkster, . G.T.R. brakeman had
his left arm eat off by falling off a trate
war Hyde Park. Ile was taken to the
Leedom Hospital
A trolley oar easductar named Thomas
Slider, Hamilton, was e.agkt between two
ears sad so Moly injured that he died a M
bean laser.
8i.t se mels, which bad bees at the
bottom M • seal daft .t Pittates, Pa, far
fear weeks, were fewer' ysstorvlay,alive sad
is fairly geed ecndition
( apt. Lawlor, who sailed i. a 14 -(IoM
canvas hcct from Rumen in Jaw last few .
voyage arra the floes., has set bees beard
from MOOD July 30th and It M feared be le
Ina
while D. M. Statham y M K.whargh was
driving hoses frees Kapmsen hie hers ren
malty, throwing him cwt ef the traria R.
.sed hjeris hews which he died kw two
Titres man were killed sod s amtso
fatally wesadet, ..d emend pneaw Jut
het net .madly wwgadel, el • entered to.
rival near Pubes, Me., tltlstiap
•. steambar4e Nashua has been touad
bottom side up an lake Huron, 20 tables
from Bald. Not a trace of the crew
could be found, aad it is believed all hands
The steamship Stat. of Georgie, while on
her way down sheik. Lawrence from Moot -
real to Quebec, ren en • rock near Cap • la
Roche, sad so injured her bottom that she
had to be beached.
Babel Springer, eight years of age,
daughter of Mr. William Springer, deputy
empty treasurer at Detroit, was chocked
to death while returning from school by
sucking isto her throat • wooden whistle.
Now are poor but those wbo want teat!'
is r;od's providence
$flHg4
MINOS
t
Ease and Comfort
peer Mos sad old kabiawd ways
of wtuhftlg, it 1. owed and bard upon
women of advancing years to attempt
osundry week. Bet wk's the world -
famed, lebereswlog
Sunlight Soap,
Anybody ass do . Wash with com-
parative sass by following the ample dhoesioas
tub "•IINLIOlHT" there's no hard
Moab*. ems faaokles, bot steam, or timed
Make • Mal will-st'-Yh yon.
wont!• : Pa. N.tyis Savor.ew., T�NsB
New .Strives! Tssesee
GRATEFUL—COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"B7 s monsenk ka.wledse M the natural
laws which ever. the operations et digestion
sad notr(ttla, sed by s ~Wal •ppitestios of
the Inc nrapert6. wefos1cud Coeds. 14r.
$bm has provided ow breaktaw tarts with •
delicately flavoured beverage whish may
as many y oars
diatom' Mer. It is by the ladl-
sego are of sock articles M diet that • nowt'
taeten any he gam wity befit up until stroll(
apaNO M midst every tendency to dioms.
nasasesM .subtle maladies are floating
. rand en ready 40 attack wherever then isweek peen. ws s
Malt 67 kkeepta(ourrsselves well fswam o sed wwiy a t
Olen Need godrein • properly
soarl•Ii•d frame: -
m.10 coaly i emek.t.,W Wooers, with abelled then
JAMES . II OD, ,> p� ie
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CAITATZA
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The Caoatlian Questioo.
—BY—
PROF. GOLDWIN SMITH.
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Canada's Future is now on male at
all Book stores. It should he rear)
by every Canadian, and in specially
valuable to all who take an in-
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POIATICAI.
UNION
of Cantina and the United 8laietl
prise in paper, - - 60 oeetN.
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, - - $12,000,000.
REST, - - - E,000►lino.
A Saving Department has been ojened in con-
vection with this branch.
Interest allowed at current rated.
GEO. DRUMMOND,
Manager GoderYch Branch.
Mllllnery! -
• LARON AND W*L4NNLECTID [TOCK 011' THZ
ell
Most Fashionable Shapes
in Hats and Bonnets,
FANCY FEATHERS AND RIBBONS. LADIES' UNDERWEAR
AND CHILDREN'$ PINAFORES.
PLANK CALL AND BEN, BCTi[R AND glias TAKEN
MISSES YATES.
Fall. Millinery 1
MISS CAMERON',
Who has recently visited the leading markets in the East, has now
in stock complete lines in all
The Latest Styles of Millinery, suit-
able for Fall and Winter
Trade.
And respectfully invites an early inspection of the -tarns.
MISS CAMERON, Hamilton-st.
Wisglam : P. Fisher, Ery., poenaa•ster
left town last week for Regina,N
when he will remain for • couple of months,
or until the wet season in thoroughly over
here. Mr. Fisher, we are sorry to gay) is s
great sufferer from that very trying dimes
called asthma, bat the dry and health -giv-
ing breezes of the North-West will. we
hope, work wooden for him, as it has dot
Huns : The total convections in the
meat for the last quarter, numbered only
40. Of the ramose 4 were violations of the
Liesnes Act, and nearly all the rest were
either assault cams or something akin there-
to. The total finae imposed including two
of 220 each, only amounted to VB. The
morals of the county are evidently improv•
ing, as then is nothing like the number of
magistrate's oases there used to be in pre-
vious years.
Eganoodville: A very interesting ,end
pleveant event took plaice ea Monday even
%3c1 inst., at the residence of Rev.
deism t.raltam, Clifton cortege, E.gnioo.l-
Tilla That date being the twenty fifth
anniversary of the marriage of Rev. Mr.
and Mrs. Graham, and this being the fiftieth
year of the r•evetesd gentleman's service i.
the ministry , the two events were celebrated
by the eatertunmest at tea ot quite • num-
ber of the neighbors and other ft•iesds from
• distance.
McKillop : Tse 'Thompson Morrison
farm, on the 9th oeaceesion of McKillop, a
few lou east of Winthrop, has been sold to
John Morrison, a neighbor, for Y4,000. 1t
contains 100 acres, and is an e-oeUent term,
and it is cheap at this price.
Mullett : Andrew Taylor, of the 12th
con., has rented his farm for a terns of
years, to W. Kimonos'', front near Brussels.
It is Mr. Tsylor'a intestioo w use • trip
as far west as Edmonton, and should he like
the country out there he will go into stock
raining.
Do You Vee
Salvos
stud Forks ?
If you don't we
have nothing to say
to you!
If you do we can
interest you.
Your pocket can afford this :
Old Price, .11.50 Now, R 75c. per .!oz.
2.00 "
3.00 "
4.50
ti.00
"
64
1.00 .,
1.50 "
2.25 "
3.00
CADDY & TOM,
Purchasers of
Late Jas. Saunders' Cutlery,
McLean's Block.
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Cleaning ?
Our Forte :
We show you
Wall Paper Cheaper
than competitors can
buy them.
New Styles and Colorings.
Prices:
6 and 7c. paper for 3c.
9 and lOc. paper for bc.
12 to 20c. paper for 7c.
Borders, 5 and lOc. per roll.
CADDY & TOM,
Purchasers of
Late Jas. Saunders' Wall Paper.
West -St.