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NAD1AN BANK uF COMMERCE
NI.AD OIRI*IOR, TORONTO.
i► — uw u yLLIk11N . 111411.000.004111
81.000,000
a L WALKER, Oebotam. Measeau t
GODERICH BRANCH.
;ititR1At amewee0 Su11sr.Iu TaarIBAeraD. FAweadr NOTy Us/novenaa
iJ...- • e aususD MTAs° AT AL, POINTS IN CANADA. AND Viet PNINCIPAI
wee w T)te thaTID $T*Nl QUAY i1a?ANt, FJIANCt, e11awsu4•• s.a
fsatrlwss
SANK OCI PRTMcaT.
,... Of fig oo AND UPWAaDS alwannat, AND CUMt1[NT AA YE, OF IeTfOMIT
u 1NTtiMT IMS. TO Ta1S POIMOSDAL AT Tot eon cie MAY Alm
NEI IN MAN VIAS.
3pa•t l el Attention give. PO the O*N,efl•)n of "ews„tw«.' as
• ,,.ales Notes.
R. 3. WILLIAM%, Manager.
ra .1N,SHIP COUNCIL
1..111 s.).1..
AVOW est„al east es satartly
Members all prosect. Reeve
Ise list. Mlautes of previous meeting.
I u. i 4'4.1,4. Treasurers statement was
veag • balance on 'sand eat
at Applies° res from truster S. K.
13, asking for a low of MOD, to be
J by way of debentures pa/able us foar
ai.amal iwtelmiUts with interest at
per .wt Petttiou painted. Bylaw
1 aA reset and sluty pissed appointing
Gra•trr•. paved keeper and fence
»ter. Mr . it year 1093, as folio*,
n
Ark. Jame* McKnight. D. Johnston,
.J (arta. 1) McIllwaia, Joke 8hkelde,
Treem, .Isms Oliver. W. Brown,
t-.. •,rabam. Itentie Johnson. Helena
hies rI n•rld McKem.ie, Ua.i•1 Jar dive,
tPef,�IG
:“ :-rice
. itZ4. 'OY19
meth:od and r.' sits when
jilt tee 1:” 11; it is pleasant
t!:e tae , and acts
- n the Kidneys,
•i i rtT. Li, cleanses the sys-
L. : dispels colds, head-
' • :rJ and clues habitual
)•yup of rigs is the
of its kind ever pro -
,ng to the taste and se- ,
. I-tontech, prompt in
1 truly letnet>icial in its
tl only from the most
:.Kreenhlesulltancaee, its
•.c atqu:tlitit:.;a)atmund it
Lave u.a1 ' it the most
vied, 1-ntt:--,.
••'1 "4 is ! -r Fs1c in Tho
.1 1.•st:::.z druggists
1 r _ r• :: ru : t t. ho may not
• her. 1 veli! rocure it
r' ' I• t r a,Sjj one tY).0 wishes
't: i'. " :ttls.aetured ualy by the
cII! i'ih!.411 FIG STOUP CO.,
.:.iA.OZ t70, UAL.
UII_:; "r! S Oii1C ]R. Y. Tt.e sear !..mete a..Agan«.
01 cisme this .toss not wit that the
S ip*11. Veli AT (l00011CH. ('cited `hates shall'go corseting about the
e
1
Charism Keb4sst, TMs Stewart, Jacob
Krosier, W. Grahame, A. C. Hawkins, W.
Mcllill•a. Jibe Kase, Stephen Weller,
Jams Piano, Patrick Clan, J. (•.!beet,
W. Lannon, W Mural, J. Memory, W.
&elbows, G. HMI, J. Laaemby, J. ('rwtom,
J. Phillipe, W. H. Reed J. Labe, 3.
Webster, W. Irwin. Jobs Barclay, D.
Rustic, J. W. Hasler, A. 'Lockett, A.
Mullin, David Stroud, Darnel Wearier,
John .111.n, K. Revttt, R. McKerth, A.
Beaton. Kee McKenzie, J. Marry, P.
Doyle. leaac Kusign, D. T. McKenzie, Jena
llaclionald, R MtC'ufl, 8. Brown, D.
Rutherford, J. 8. Bark well, A. McHoreey,
R. Rendus, .tames diose, Pater Macintyre,
It. West, K. McLean, A. McIntyre, James
Modals, D. Mum, H. Molatosb, A. Me.
Karr, Jobe Johnston. Thos. smilie, Thos.
I rtckwn, H. Vwaickle, J. C. 8.11.., Robs.
Mdstoek, John Webster, J. t . Tborbetra,
J Hutchison, J. (:nig, John Styles,
Maurits Deltcw, A. Nelaw,, Thos. WiJees,
T. Mo;artby,Petcr ickin:is, J. Sennett,
m
Jaes Stott, W. J. Black, Goa Johanna.
('. te't oosor, W McKnight, Jut Murry,
Jas. Alcoa, A. R. As.tersoa, Thos. Wiggles,
S. Stothers, John Dalton, 0. Tharlow, 7'twa
Garvey, James Dean, Jobe M.•Kenm o, Jos.
3 )hnstou, A Mo vacb, A Reid, W.
Rocket. W. A Phillips, Thos. Whither, O.
Hasson, Thos. t'.>.tgram. Joh,. Johneoa, A.
Taylor, Thos. Richardson, I. Bowier, Thos.
Ilnswy, ('. Lamb:artus, J. 8u.hvas, Thee.
Webster, R. Higgins, Than Dreher, W.
°curler, A. !dreamy. Jahr.. Park, Jolla
Keefe, Jos. O'I.oughlie• 1! J. Make,
('rues Dalme, Jae'.b Ryan, .1 H. (liho R
P. Mot'arthy. Peter $hrIJ. and Jet
tIM11on. I'.,! & i. 1i/target:. ' . ft. Ieeicmg,
Jabs Mctkw•ah, Pad Reid, Donald Mae-
Jetyn, John Jailoom , Janes I)unn.
Maurice Dalton and Lotus Smith. Fatten
Vltwty.. - Jobe Webster, John McDonagh
Robert Webster, Geo. Correll, Dennis
Sullivan, Donald Natiatyre, Richard Fla-
ky, Malcolm McLennan. Juan Black,
Hoary Cliff. Andrew Dre•aey, R. A.
Barrick, William Powell, Tex Lemma,
gad James lama. Moved byGkrvim,smosed-
ed M Kiakky that R. Harrison, receive the
stem of 116 00 for sarvioss in collecting
statistics for the arbitrators on Morris sad
Hurn Rrrdge case, aad W. Stothers $10.
On motion of Parrish and Kickley, the
Hemlock City mill was «temppted trots
amnion far the year 1893. Moved
Afckley, seconded b Ferriah, that h
y
coesoillor present • etatemest of the
eweemt.1 iunaey etprnd.d in their several
il.inioss at every council meeting, so that
they will readily understand when each
road rommiassomer has expended +be tam
allowed him, viz. (1900 The t dbwing
checks were issued ('has. Robinson, meet
to R. Carrie, N 50 :.lohn Rigging, cnllect-
iwg timber at Cerrick'e Rrelr, 113 00:
Thos. .lav, meat to R. Canoe, 116 00;
Unsaid Hur•nieoo, for gravel. 111.25: Jobs
Marti*, for gravel, l200. Moved by
Chambers, seconded by Girvin that this
council do now adjourn to meet mgaia os
the 27th day of May. ('oast of revision to
to he held at 2 o'dook on that day.
W. naivetes, Clerk.
aCWSlatA
JUashlimeTexice
New Shoes
BUI TOUR IBIT PMR FBA US.
STOCK --The Newest
STYLES --The Latest
QUALITY. -The Most Reliable
PRICES ---speak for
Themselves
Speaking generally, the losses
resulting from uncollectable ac-
counts amount to many thousands
of dollars annually. The risk of
losses from bad debts, the expense
of book-keeping and other charges
inseparable from the credit system
necessitate large margins. We
give no credit ---sell strictly for
cash ---therefore we incur no losses,
and are able to mark our goods
much closer than stores that ex-
tend credit, as a comparison of
"all-round" valves will amply
demonstrate.
in ALL -WOOL Henrietta Serge,
46INCHES
o WIDE, worth
2k. Keep this in
mind
11 RAMI crran BARGAINS FOB YOU.
ARMSTRONG t CO.,
DRY "'INA BOOTS AND SHOWS.
W. ACHESON & SON.
FOR EASTER WEEK
BANK OF MONTREAL.
CAPITAL, -
REST, -. - -
�! Saving Dear/ neret has been
We
gra' purled d led to know to which part oar store to invite you, as 'Wet" with thin re' *ch.
••i• rylcorner of every department is full of alttren►enta, which the populace Interest allotted at current rates.
wuat >♦v•.
Ladies' Hid Gloves for Easter.—A large parcel received today,
opens up beautifully. Pearl and .arft mode shades are fashionable.
Tartan •ud fancy chock Surah and China Bilk. are must in favor
fur bi(tu.ea, and at well for trimmings. Sureemling shot silks, price from SO
W 95 twits a yard
Surah Silk Tartan Ties, 45 mote each
Concerning Drese Goods we show the largest pew stock in llcxlericlt. C
cur 40 inches wide Cashmere at 35 cents a yaid far value is an
equalled elsewhere, all Mon. Mao Ifenrie'tta !Serge' at :10 canto :► yard,
worth 40 tents. In Spring Jackets and 4ilk ('.pea we are showing dainty McCREATH tl WALKER
pattern+ and some dazzlingly beautiful colon.
French Ohallies are the admiration of Huron (aunty. NO pat-
tern Can ever be repeated. 50 patterns to choose from. We will
have no assortment whatever when limy cower if present demand continue...
A piece of gorxls, regular worth 50 cents a van!, our clear price is 39 tent,;
Linens, Sheeting,, Toweling«, Cottons at bottoms prices.
Highest price paid for Butter and Eggs.
You aro invited to inspect all.
SI 2,000,000.
f,000,000.
ojeied in coN-
IH. L OCK WOOD,
Ala,a{ver Goderic/i Branch.
J_ A_�7CTALKER
carriage Man.ufacturer,
Having purchased the bummer •.t
W. .A.CIIESON & SON.
ancy (goods
ART MUSLIMS. ART BILKS, ART CR IsTuN Iit3
P011 PILLOW OOV ERS : also a large assortment of
EASTER NOVELTIES
illinery.
GRAND DISPLAY OF TRIMMED HATE, KIK-
BONS, LAC&, FLOWERS. ORNAMENTS, STRAW
TRlMMINU$, kr.
AT co
OUT BOYS' STRAW dttATt3
°LOtMRS. R. B. SMITH.
o><.os>roOCOST.i et .
world in stank of distress to scoots, like
U..e tleizote. Nor dues it inose a policy of
.ola.11eutent in affairs purely European nor
a reversal of the Moorue doctrine in any
real tense. Rut it dos mean an intelligent
sad modern ooeatructtor. of that doctrine
The Monroe doctrios has never been de-
fined to gay statute or treaty ; het its se-
em** is clear est. h suwas simply
that the Carted Stater deet wet propose to
interfere in any questions that belong wholly
to Kurope, and, on the other haat, dor not
expect Europe to interfere in any remotions
that belong wholly to America That Malt
And from that doctrine the United States is
not likely to depart- Indeed, it is just our
American system of borne rule applied to
international relations. Our federal gov-
ernment don mot concern itself with what
pertains only to the States. The Stater
tarp clear of federa .:onasrna.
Rut with the tocreaatog complexity anti
intimacy of international ntatioae then is
coming to be a set of &Baas mutter wholly
Kuropeas nor wholly American. They br
long to both. For initiates, in 1885 gad in
1890 the ('anted states shared in the con -
(ermine at Berlin and Brussel, with regard
to the Atriean slave trade. American delta
rates sitting in • European coogreel of any
kind are a strange spectacle. Bet the .*d -
Rag of the brutal slave trade in Africa is •
common duty of .It civilized nation*, and es
our country very properly took part in the
deliberations Another instance is the re-
cent silver conteren'e at Brussels. And
tisane international concerns are likely to
become still nose numerous. - Review of
Rev iews.
VIEW a leakey Thinks Abseil nbt.k.;.
In my youth I had .. friend wh., hal •
monkey We always took him out on our
chestnut parties. He .'hook all our cbest-
beta for us.
One day my meed stopped at a tavern,
and gave Jack about half s glass of whiskey.
lack took the glass and drauk theroatemsa,
the efh..ta of which set him skipping, hop-
ping and
oppingand dancing. .lack nos drunk We
agreed to come to the tavern next day, sod
nos if Jack would drink again.
1 called in the tnoruiog at my friend's
house : but instead of being .a stint& on his
box. ,lack was out to be seen. We looked
Weide, wad there be was, crouched up in •
hop. " Coo" said bis master. .1aok
came oat oe three tag. applying his fore-
paw to his head. Jack had the headache.
Re was seek and o Metal go. So we pat i1
eQ three days. W. then met again at the
tavern sad provided a glee for Jack. Bat
where was he. Skulking behind chairs.
" (Jamie bars. Jack : " Mid his matter. holt-
img the glare out to him. Jack retreated,
and, as the door opened, he slipped oat and
in a moment was on top of the house.
His riveter called him down. Jack re-
fused to obey. My friend got a whip and
shook It at him. The monkey continued on
the ridge pole. His mast r got a gun ani
=taxitit at him. Jack slipped over to this
b►ek of the building. He thea got two
gess and had and pointed on each side of
the house, when the monkey jumped upon
the chimney and got down one of the floss,
gad held on by his lore pasta Illy friend
kept that crooks twelve years afterwards,
but never asked het again to take whiskey.
Wot(boro New..
• [What a world of misery would be sated
, kt human beings were as wise as that
� a,wkeT.,lttlklsr.
GODERICH
SEED
EMIR!
Is. ret»resne thanks to m, numerous custom
erg ter pest favors, and boort Nit) by Ariel
etteatloa to cosines and 'air titer 'o rotate
your gatroaege. 1 beg to immune. hat my
stock of
Field and Garden Seeds
is she largest and beet selected in tate county.
Among our Nock of Send Oraln wit! IN
fogad some new v&rietUe introduced for the
first tlate.
CLOVERS & GRASSES
ked. Milks, Mammoth. White, Locum,.
Timothl,1 Orchard (trees, Red Too, HUN Greek
!talon Rye Ones.
OATS
Tarty Ocabland, Reaa1.'. Prise. Oolss
Giant. Banner. Rosedale, Ooaoette. Sprnleb.
PEASE
Mammy, Oold*e Vise. PremW Mee.1',Nttr.
easeadtan Beauty.
nova Aa. POU owastaatly om heed.
Bfehmt pries paid for cores pates.
U. BURROWS,
IMMO S0ittaMAN.
Now Firm i New Goods! Now Prices!
FOWLER & CO.
HIGH-GRADE
BOOTS &SHOES
We core with the aesuraaes that the people d this beautiful town
and country will appreciate gond footwear and fashionable, at cash proves
which will be onnurpanee d in the (l•nadian business
We respectfully invite early inspection of oar stook, anti henceforth
will do all in our ponos to give pl.aaere and eatidaotioa to a discerning
public. ~'
REPAIRING PIIOMPTLY 1TTK}DRD TO
STORE FORNIBRLY OOCIJPIRD SY J. CARRY.
Year, mercifully,
I have sow arranged, nuc Uoly to cautious the Carriage Trade, but hair
do a1l dares of work in
dee ide. to
110B8B-311014IN9 AND MEM BLLCgS�IT) I>H�.
HONK BUT THK N1tt)'r OF WORKMFN KMPlArf Eli 1N 0VKKi UKI'ARTMYNT.
.'Mi'1y.
JNO. eAe W$LKER,
f'r o 1•Rr1T•OIt.
The New Grocers,
S IJFtDY" EROS_
Have x Stock a
Groceries, Crockery & Glassware
which for quality and price cannot 1.' t'a,eUWI.
SPECIAL VALUE IN TEAS.
The INDIAN and JAPAN TEAS which they Iixu•N.• ... lasivt ty . sa-
not be marina/rel.
A TR I AL SOLICITED.
STVRLY$ OLD STAND
1)0ALER 1,
STOVES AND RANGES
MHO TUE RUST WIMP' 1411 WS.
if you have decided to ut out your old stove this spina, tr one of
Tse?Gars and ELA.= DIMWITS R A]R025.
YOU CAM GET A FULL SIZE N. 9 STOVE FOR WOOD FOR 513.00.
my RATTY
I KEEP THREE GRADES OF COAL OIL IN STOCK :
The American Water White - 1 Gallon for One Dollar.
Crescent Water White, - - htL Coate.
4 b !`:it9 Coats.
imperial White,
roes prices are .pot cash. ('barged at aha regular pr..,e.
SPRING FASHIONS IN
(j •
Sec our
Gentlemen's
Fine
Hats
.411 the new.'.it And noir
Iries,t .tyh•. in *rock.
DERBY HATS IN ALL 844.4►tai : alio our WII►K dtU(M
Tttl'RIST HATS in latest Colors atter shape; of Eng
Rah and American manufacture.
Boys and Girls School gats and Caps
in all styles and :11 unettualle.l %aloe'•.
Call and See our Macintosh Coats,
also our Splendid Display of Umbrellas.
NOW AS TO NECKWEAR
We oat show you the newest and most varied stock us Four -in -Hands.
The papular tie for the season is the World's Fair Bow.
YOUR PATRONAGH SOLIOITBD.
W. T. HAYS & CO.,
24054Agent+ Parisian Steam Laundry.
WEISS CAMERON
wisher to aaeoewes that she has recanted from her Spring purchasing tear,
sad bee soared the lastest leading novelties in
MILLINERY
eemiprtsiag the overeat mid moM•b.00mie`` Shapes, as well as a con.piete stock of nand
nesse Trimmiq Geode is all the new shades end effects brought nut
imposts/1y for ibis seasen'e trade
1s Umtkiag the many ouatosen in llodsrkse gad vicinity who have favored one with
dor patroeer oa focuser ocean's. 1 extend • cordial i.vitatiom to the Indies 10 tall
and inspect for themeelvs.
MISS CAMERON,
1140b'ha' HAMILTON NTRBO•l'.
TO !9B LORI OF BODBBICB lAD YICIHI?L
Your atteutiea u eddied to the fact that
Fr= E1VcCPOR '
new Millinery Mart, West -St , nest door to •' The Mbar (Niel.'
is NOWT- OPEN I
/ fns display of newest French and lmerican designs.