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au °gab. INT'tIIIIST Ai.SO TO TMS PtiMol pl AT rata two oe star ANO
f sow Is- a*od Y.
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R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
OOMINION NEW$ IN DRISF,
lawyers se Kington complain til dulls..,
s
It is tltoogbt P rliaamett will meat
J..ary tlt
large mat beds a' mad to exist in Nest
Terra toweakip, county ef Oxford.
The lumber nulls oa the (heathers are
aq busy, and will era mill stopped by
tea.
During October 1.673 immigreata arrived
is Manitoba. Tide snakes the total se far
tku year 34.9att
Vilma caricads of tattle tree the resole
of Right Hoa Sir Mtavely Hip, Q.O., 11.P.,
arrived in Toronto.
Four brothers is Ktnptas Jaw, Jakwa
3somme sad W W .m !invaders, weigh is
the aggregate 1,000 pomade.
u 'h.rla Tepper is at the *mien that
a see fast has ef riles --e to Cl m& w fl
sees be as aoeemplkthed tart.
Then is seer talk by the Berta, Ont.,
Street Railway Coespeay of @hanging the
piosa•t system to that of 6h. Ireiley.
The .AIlna line sts•cw.r Sarmatian, whisk
Wt Montreal rias aground is a fog .t V.
reach, demo. 13 sailer from Montreal
Isms. Munn. who lire on John street.
Hamilton, tni.d to tomtit sUiodeby taking
rat poison. but it in likely be will roomer.
Dr Mc4.sehrsa, Dominion veterinary
aIrgsoa, has reported to Mr. Jahn Carlin
that than is se paenro-pneamotia is
1'Maeda.
The apples and small fruit exhibit of the
Province of (palm for the Colombian Ex-
hibition is sew completed, and it will be
torw.rded to (,licage next week.
Prot. Robertme, the Doesoisa Dairy
Grammmer, is surnag
o f cheese and batter from the Re
Ildge
bury stations to the British Mt
The Aagliah Beard et Agrieslte re bee
o rdered all cacti. leaded •t Dundee tram
Meade of the steamers Harass .d Moak-
twelve hundred in umber, to be
slaughtered.
(here wsaa masked falling of last menti
to the export of Cas•dlaa tattle to Great
Britain. The total shiprwte am now 11, -
MS tattle and 15,231 sheep below the same
date last year.
At . golden wedding ed.batioe held in •
taiptos, Oat, the lady and mstbmsa
Mr had been the bridesmaid sad groo-
man, respectively, fifty years before were
esuong the gram
The iashio* Coed will be clamed frees
remit 1st to April 13th next. Between
Ern and 8,000 employes* of factorise de-
riving their pswer from the anal win
be thrown out of work for that Milk of
time
1n the Dasa of Quick r. Church at the
Brantford Asim., is which • Woodstock
loom seed the widow of • Brantford farm-
er for alienation of her husband's affect -ma,
a verdict of 14.300 damages foe Matadi
w. returned.
The President of the Britian Bond of
Agriculture h...00a..t rte. ... -a.-
et tee clew fe.Ndiag the imperialism
of live Camara .tattle {o I:rent Britain
has Mea rimed. The aanoaacen,eat has
ceased agitation am eg °mediae skipper&
THE WIDE WORLD.
Robert Berns' cottage •t Ayr is to be re-
warmed at the World's Fair.
It s estimated the about &S,000 deaths
from cholera have maned to (hung Ken.
Chia►
Thursday, November 114, has been ppreoo•
Mimed as thanksgiving day is the United
Stat..
No one will be allowed to atte.d the ex -
seater' of Neill at Landon exosptthe ahetili
end prison odlnci•Is.
The cholera continues unabated in Buda
Pesch. Twenty-one um caw and viae
deaths were reported -
Sas hundred and thirty-six deaths from
Moder& were registered in (44kia during
the mouth of October.
A nurse girl at %relabel, a Norfolk.
England, has been coavicted of feeding pins
to • 7-nto.the' old child
As American woman, showing every
symptom or leprosy, has ;.ten admitted to
tellaniciip•l hospital in Philadelphia.
At (.b.Msrtown, Mar. load, three men
and five boys have hest sentenced to death
for the .order last April 4 1k. Jaw H.
Hill.
It will take le months to euanfaeture
the necessary Blas. for the discs of the
Ysekee telescope for the University of
11Chicago. d there are over 10.0u0 idle work-
men in Chicago, who went there exreetisg
to get employment on the World • Fair
buildings.
The unemployed Hebrew workingsee of
Lemke have decided that they will marsh
barefooted through the city streets on three
different days.
Ah the coating @emaa'of the British Parli-
ament Joseph Chamberlain will introduce •
.p providing that Marrs shall not work
more than 46 hours • week.
Owing to the eo•tins.ace of disturbs/ices,
sad the (request attacks Spon non-union
workers, it is believed that the troop' will
h ave to return to Homestead, Pa
It is said that Mr. 1.ladsto.e's new Home
Rab bill will odaos the number of Iiia
▪ u bars entitled to cote in We.tsrr.ater os
Imperial questions from 1(I3 to :8.
Smack liberals are very itediwutat at the
precipitate action of llr. Gardner, preUdent
of the Board o Agr►callnre, in achedg
Csa.42 and ordain the slaughter d (Lia•
than cattle.
There was • ire in Brooklyn, N. Y.. en
Saturday e.eans that for a long time de-
fied the efforts of the fin brtgeda'and woe
not extinguished until it bed destroyed
000,000 worth of property.
The great lucaakire cot ton strike began
an Saturday. As both odes are detensiosd,
and as the operators have • large reserve
bud, the struggle is expected to be a bag
and bitter one. 36,000 men sou idle.
DO YOU pow
BOW ruga
roo
ETEIIyIJGII
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STRICflJCASII.
INDiP$q.E
STORE ?
We want you to know it
It will be to our mutual
advantage.
The more you know about
value the greater will be
your appreciation of the
saving effected by CASH
BUYING at genuine Cash
Prices.
Ours is the only real Cash
Store in Goderich.
We have nothing to do
with credit.
We do not throw out two
or three lines as a " bait,"
but we sell everything so as
to effect a saving of from 10
to 30 per cent.
It need not cost you any-
thing to prove this, as it
will give us pleasure to
show you our goods atjany
time.
ARMSTRONG & 00.,
IA- We have the beet range
wear in Goderich.
Oen Acheeoit's Old Stead.
of Top Shirts and
W. ACHESON & SON.
White pure Wool Blankets,
We haveust opened a special purchase at
$1.75, $2.25 and V2.75 per pair, and they are
selling fast.
r-- ey. F!!
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n
Our 17c., 19c. and 25c. special quality pleases
all who have examined them. Fancy Flan-
nels for Shirtings, etc., 28 inches wide, finest
qualities, 36c. ; a large selection.
Cravenette Cloths
For Ladies' Waterproof Capes, SPECIAL, 2
yds. wide, our price, 75c., regular price, $1.00 ;
Beat quality, 96c., regular price, $1.26, in
Greys, Blues and Blacks.
INEPBOTION INVITBD.
W. ACHESON it SON.
5 per cent. discount on cash purchases.
It is st tea teat ships aro being built on
the Clyde for the Russian t:orerameat
which are filled with iron cages, in which
to transport political prisoners to Siberia by
way of the Lona ever sad the Areal
mem.
Jamas Lee, sentsse.d to 10 years et
Auburn prison for attempting to kill an
officer, broke jail and made good his escape.
Herseeceeded in re.noving frau the cell roof
• stone Ragging weighing 1,400 pounds, laid
is cetttent.
Archbishop Vaughan will .xornpsothe
pilgrimage of British Catholics to !
This pilgrimage,which is headed by the
I)uko of Norfolkis in point of wealth and
numbers the greatest that has left Great
Britain in three centuries.
The report of the purchase of the mile
bested thoroughbred stallion (Ormond. h
(I
W. B. icl)cnorigl, 0 San Frame:moo,
ortufirined. The price was 1130,000, the
bargee meant ever paid for • bens.
Ormoade is now is Math America.
PERSONAI MENTION.
Hoa T. M. Daly foe been n-deeted by
.ora.atina
The late Dr. Hugh Nerd, d Listowel„
left .o estate relied at 81,383.
The body of Paul Peei, the artist, has
been cremated at Psrie, Femmes.
Mr. Boole, Conservative, has been elseM
ed u hlatene, Quo., by 1_'majority
Mr. John Ruskin's name is neattwed in
oonaection with the isc.at laureateship.
Mr. (abdomen haa declined to attend the
t.mugural baagmot of Lent Mayer Knill ef
Mr. KtlearDeudeey bee left Ottawa for
British Columbia to &mum• the Lieutcaant-
liovernorship-
Ndward Booth IS very feeble and will
Moe Lakewood, N.J., for New York City
to consult the family physi.-saa
Shelley, the inventor to New 1 ark, who
professes to have invented a bicycle which
uavig.We by water, has two brothers is
Berlin. Oat
Mr. Normand, the 1 :N.eerestive
date who eras elected for Three Rivers,
Que., .t the general election by 3, hats been
returned by 41 tea jerrt y.
The [.rand Trunk Railway Company ins
appointed Mr Jo.epb Wallace general
agent •t ilamilton. Mr. M. C. l►ickw.
district patient ;er ';rent, amid Mr. .1. Eris
district Trete' t agent
Premier AL),ott and Mr. Form since b.
have been is Lamina have met Mr. (c
stotie and Mr. Ripon, Secretary of tpato
for the Colonies, sad discussed with them
questions relating to Canada.
`Its 1'h•ri.. Tupper, is • recent interview,
sud that under no circumstances woulil he
accept the Canadian Premiership. H*
thought that Sir John Thompson won 'IF
titled to it by sonority and abt'lity.
OBITUARY NOTES -
Mr N. Gordon Bigelow, M. P. P., for
Toronto, is dead.
Thomas Walters died very sudde.y is
ind...r, aged 8Y.
Mrs. Wood Gould oomn.itted amide et
Woodstock by talking Paris gem
Stewart Francis, • weU.knowu hor t:err
of Retched'., died very suddenly.
Mr. John Ked.,, of Maplehuest, Thor -
o1.1. died Saturday in Kia OOth year.
Mr. T. W. Hooker, a prominent and m-
arred pioneer of Welland, is demi, aged
Jaw Muss, the Hamilton ma who took
rat poi.. ea Thursday/, died the next
morning.
Diego 'termites*, a Lard more than
1110 yore oil, died at Tames, Arno.., on
Mooday night
Mr. C Biggar. • wall -tow calm,.,
ne
drowd himself at -dMount Plaudit. 0.4.,
on Thursday night.
Sdie *anise, the aotre., sister of W. J.
liemsh., died suddenly of heart fathers ton
New York Monday eight.
The .bath Of Robert Grant, professor of
m,rene1.y is the University of I;Meow, mt
She age .4 76 la announced.
Mrs. 13. Rockwood of Nus Clam, W.
dropped dead in Belleville, where she was
visiting her maim, Meg .1 W Herne
The Genera newspapers, with er•reab
an exception, denounce T'rtnoe Rsmeaarl If
bitter terror br ks oppnsiti.n to the Army
bill
!Mrs. H. iMeese. of Wi.atp.g, %law,,
stepped en • rusty mil • week
Blood pomading re.ulted, and the wnmba
died.
Mrs. Store, amid 26, wife e • builder and
.nwtreeter ma Bathurst street, Teresto,
eseenst.tad Med* at Mi deo by taking oar -
belie acid.
Haigh Jahn Mosdemel1 has stated thee
although he W set yet resigned his seat le
Psrlaasset, it is W intentien he ds . ha.
fore the weetin ef the Houma
Mrs. Sart101 years .if yrL
the eldest wane. I.4laa., was bar isi
le death as Berm] ea Wa-1-_ ±,y. its mop
posed
p-
p.ed a apart from a pips .he was m thing
est !rete her diehfy,
Mn. Hartley the tells d . ihenst M
(war -c.. (Ilat
- Leimi. ermmd t•
llgmiekdl es Ye
I'''' ' bow
:..- ' h>' r`. uf'd
Ms
hire. Tilos Palmer, the wife of . farmer
u Norwich. Oat, and the mother of four
children, committed suicide int Wednesday
evening by hanging herself. Continued it -
ass' .ad ouaseque.t suffering am mid to be
responsible ler the deed.
ACCIDENT RECORD.
A bergs stepped on a broken trolley wire
1. Marred and was instantly kilted.
Three men were fall mailed ..
implosion on a tag boat .t Brooklyn, N. Y.
Central Oftee Detective J. J. Carey was
ehot.sd killed in New York by an ex -con-
vict.
Twenty-five persona were trampled to
death in • panic at • church is Vinegar&
Austria.
Hera. Beach, freight conductor on the
C. P. R. was killed at Packenham Thum.
day night
By the wreck of . railway train err,
Think, Yorkshire, Idngla.1, tea portions
were killed and in.ay injured.
Th. steamer GUohei, of Cleveland, A le
believed has been toot is Lake Michigan
The crew consisted of eighteen men.
Robert Leonides, an Nast Zona fanner
white hunting, was Miami
seriously Mjai
by the accidental discharge of his gm.
Robert Langdale, the Est 7.orr• .on
who was accidentally shot while hunting
the other day, died on Saturday morning.
Frederick He. sat Joh. Stephens, both
young see., wore ItMed by a train while
driving across a railway .ear Teams%
N.J.
A 13 -year-old boy massed Styenhof, while
attempting to beard a ballast train on the
electric road at Chi via Saturday eight.
was nut over •.d killed.
John E. Leidy, aged 8 ears, w. killed
by _• trolley ear in Brooklyn, and Willie
(,tiff, another yos.g boy, was so severely
injured that be may die.
Twenty persons living a 1'roft.y, • Til-
ing. of Poland, have been poisoned by sat-
log the flesh of a cow that hal suffered
with cattle plague. Ten have died
A young woman maned M•lnney- was
crashed to death to Clarks felt fartory,
Dundas, no naturday, through hawing kw
dress caught to a rapidly retoh.ag 4.4*.
John I.chiner, of i.wrenc, •urg. Ind,
won bitten by a cat nn Tuesday, and drank
Mo quarts of whisky to ward off hydro.
phobia.
He .lied in .n hour without hav-
ing uttered • word.
The jar, which inquired into Site et
leged suicide of Lieut. Sehwatk., the et -
plover, at Portland, the., reached the
.s..luswe that he secidentelly took '.
mawtu.s of morphia*.
A uemested Ne. Walks vasty Mlles.
Wtierrrc, Man., Oct. 31. --A demented
am .caped from Primes Albert co.vest
the other day and traveled all the way 1.
Dark Lake, a distance of Dearly 00 miles,
se feet. She was fogad en Saturday is ..
eshausted.aditioa
A Chi.ees ltne..N remote,
songs, Mans., GA. 23. --The ('hues
aow have • temple in Boehm. situated is
Mount Hope ('emetry. It is the wily *as
i4 the Batted States. It wee dedicated
yesterday.
Cera• c Visna : tams 1
Discovered .t last- a remedythat is re,
sad ad punka na
Putm's sure,
Painless Corn
&A iator never fails, never amen pins, nor
eves the diglt.t d.ecnfost. Hoy Put-
nam's (`ora Rxtractor and Iowans of the
may cheap, dangerous. .od Rech -..ting
sehmitntes io the market. See that it is
nada by Poises t Co., Kinston.
LEEltUIIN.
Irema our awe earreepmedest.
Ni. Maggie McDonald, of the Fort
City. has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
M. Foley for the peat fortnight.
Halloween stowed great dullness in the
rising youth about hen to keep up the well
Imams custom of moving and transferring
ISMS, plows etc The heavy rein we sup
pose checked operations and only• slight
.
attempt wmade in trying to listhe farm
rote of Hope Far., but previous visite •m-
sdly had reminded the owner to lock it.
They lifted at the hinges bat ootid not un
leak the huge dads whirs the laird Hired la
s ..my • .setter. A Iuietette of fair
.ddene bed • social gmberisg at me of the
firsaho.ees le the sharsoo., making • large
spilt. whisk. in the ins stag, was tested is
Il
ruseth by several k.eheler [.boot prime
• da it. A1) pretest ked a jelly tiro.
RIPLEY.
From ear ewe wervtapeeds.e
The shisg will seen be . Mktg el the past
ter thi year.
J. 11. Wiliam's. V. S., suadr,ed est the
4th essese ins,
Ebhed Tisnmese is bask Orem hicks-
Making as V as era
Ad's dowse * + i RL
111. Owns std *Mgt. el Asked . paid
ear ye s a Ask es arida y.
That Is • geed w ilmtdlw is ea sew ;
vital d. the dhmmed brass&
1.1.14.0*., 10r...!, of this pleat bat
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, $12,000,000.
REST, - 6,000,000.
A SavitgD artment has beex *fried ix cots-
Ysctiox with lhis raxch.
Ixlerest allowed al cu rrexl rales.
GEO. DRUMMOND,
Alassagw, Gals 'ic4 Braxch.
MIItInerLr!
A I. A ROE AND W ELL-BELE(TEU STOCK Or
THK
Most Fashionable Shapes
in Hats and Bonnets,
F.\Nt_'Y FEATHERS AND RIBBONS. LAUIM' UNDERWEAR
AND CHILDREN's PINAFORES.
PLEASE CALL AND mat:
M711 -bat
BUTTgR AN» KUOr TAKEN
MISSES YATES.
now of Ill) th, .undyed at the cemmerei•I.
Anus .Smith's friends will be glad to
learn that he will soon here a railway of his
own.
It. reggae is now settled down ran and
cosy in his new hotel, whirl is • greet im-
provement to the village.
Report' from Purple (:rove claim the pet
fox was caught ; ah, ole poor thing, many •
well amen Mot it mi•,ed.
Tom Varian, jr.t sad Dem. FIndstoo seem
to be very fond at K. McL cod's tailor shop
as they often visit it on Sunday.
The first party a the season came off in
ole square bones last week ; although the
n ight was dark there was s splendid time.
The middy roads do not prevent the
fanners from hauling out their grain. Oar
srain market is • good roe judging from the
istasos .mo fanners come to it.
BRUCEFIELD AND LONDON ROAD.
Prom our own corregoadst.
A gentle fall of snow mane Mt Friday
but is rapidly die.ppeariug.
A bee w.. raised by the ooagremwoe of
Union Church to improve surroundings of
church in shape of doggie, • ditch.
To .how apple iado.t -y over 3700 barrels
of apples have been already shipped from
here sad Imad ods have OW t• go.
Uuborne Thomas Warty, of Ushers*,
who tell down cake three week@ ago, ad -
fors intensely from the offset* and his re-
covery is doubtful
Rxeter : T. W. Ach..on bee on exhibi-
tion at the "Central" a curiosity in the
shape of s pg with two heads. The pig is
p.rhot, even to the throat, and had tt not
=tot,
tpon by the metier,
there was nothing to have prevented Reliv-
ing.
Exeter Peter W. Bowden, of Ridge -
tows, formerly of Kxeter, was on Wednes-
day, Oct. Rb, united in marriage to Mt.
Maude Porte, of Loom, third daughter of
Wis. Porte, postmaster et that place, bythe
Rev. R. H. Shaw, of the Church of
Egg -
land.
Wmg6basn: The many fried" here et
John Beattie, ex-000ductor on the L H. ! B.
R., will learn with deep regret of his death,
which took place in London on Friday, Oct
98, aged 67 years. The deca.ed was
popu-
lar with all people who knew him, ..d hs
widow has the _sympathy of his numerous
friends.
Seaforth John Hannah Wt week closed
his crean.eries .t elesforth, I.andesburo and
Goderich for this semen. The creamery et
Kirktoe is still running. We are glad to
bear that Mr. Hanoah has had • very satis-
factory seas.'. People are now ooitmo.ciar
to appreciate the creameries as they And
that they.. get more for their cream than
they .n get tor their butter .ad are all
the trouble of making.
That's re Way Se Vett.
O;. 1)c Smith -How de you like your
sew horse, Mi. Ttissy ?
Fair Equestrit..e-He dm not tide as
may as I expected. He tugs at the bit and
•rte as it he wanted to run away with
me.
G. D. Smith -1 don't bions him ;
had his chimes I'd do it, too.
if
0 nTr NONillgerAT O.s
l plt0Aopi v
WI A POOR KIND OF .001MOiET
Why bay our sewing machines from
atraugers at 1abulatr priors, when you conn
[[eet the best manufactured from 1:eo. W,
1 borisoi for 014 .00'
Dr. M. Nicholas. the West -n.. dentist,
makes the proeervatien of the retural teeth
• specalty. Gas edmtn"tered from 9 .. w.
for the paints. extraction of teeth.
Geo W. Thompson is local .gest for Fell
pines, ps•nsttes, armee, sewing machines,
yc*0. violins, Autos and .ureal mer-
chandise. All of the heat, aid at rock bot-
tom prior. Now r the time to purchase.
It has been proved to the s.tisf•.:ti,n of
kindred. that teeth ern be extracted by the
prams, using aati-isrve pita.
't rIlebe deceived by having the mamas
treatment. The one Is harmless whibt the
other is very dedgerous. U you want the
right treatment you an have it at my den-
tal reams. Opera House block, K.
ORAT1tFUL-COMFORTI140.
EPPS'S COCOA
BREAKFAST.
"Br • thorough knowledge of the mammal
laws which govern the operation• d ion
and maritime, d by a mental
the I.s ssepartte• el well ()roe., 11(},
gr<ps Weakliest provided our t•bl. wlth •
sistimady devoured Severags wkiek mu3 ave
. mar PeatrY doctors' bug, it 1m by the Judi -
ahem use of ouch articles of diet the • ema-
.tatoteess msay be patently built of until strong
Aamdnda 04 subtle e• maladies apo• Rme
around us ready teener* wherever there b a
weak point We may 'scam man • anal
keeping modem well fortified with
than
blood by
Gpeoperty nourished tram.. --
made simply with bailing water or milk.
0.1d only in saekets.by (Sewers. labelled th.:
JA11111 SIMS O Co, .emm+pMY. Mem.
less. tieMe.. Smrrtm.d.
CAKE BASKETS
PICLLE CRUETS
NAPKIN IIINGS
YOB
WEDDING
'PRESENTS
It is on a par with buying lou t ..(r a hMshy
soap for little money.
Poor soaps are the bunghole ' through
which time and labor are wasted, and by
which the clothes and hands aur raised
SONLICHT
taw Aeemt...
K Wawa* sad Rolm,
sad by Its lasting pro-
perfba, ism wonderful
elsewsksig powers .rid
p.d.ct perky. H Maws Tom A Lieber.
nod brings Ommf8 4 A •se1n1/.w.n so
.1l who tt.1
• • • • • • o •
man .aNwrlS t9 T111t' T11v
w tae .me 1 T
rf le
•••••••
wM'ns/. tor. mwaMrt 111111151 n•». toes-.
IOWA ISIMISIMPO
HALF
PRICE
We can afford to
halve the Price
rather than
carry them
over.
YOUR OP?ORTIIHITT
CADDY & TOM
KM BLOCK.