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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1893. 5
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IL L WAtx*R, Gr0VIAL MANAGE*
GODERICH BRANCH.
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sae Fers.re' OMee Note* R. 8. WILLIAMS, Manager.
itimItTA
TVc Days are
Gi othg Shorler
It's getting norirly time to be
van* after the Fall needs. You'll
probably want a new dress, new
shoes, um Moves, t tc., and perhaps
a new cloak. We've been on the
lookout since last winter's snow
was ea the ground, selecting from
one m aufacturer and another
wherever the beast value offered,
ani for the past month have been
working hard opening up and
placing in stock the largest selec-
tion and hest valves it's ever been
your good fortu>ia to look at. This
,unfl is " big" and " talk is cheap,'
I ;:t we'll leave you to judge. We
only want you to come and see.
W. think you'll say the same. We
t . ecify here. but you'll find
bargains in every department, solid
values to be had in uo other store.
We can sell cheaper than other
stores because we buy mostly from
the manufacturers direct.
We bay tor Cash. We roll for
Cash unly or its equivalent. We
*e'I at one price only and are con-
kknt with a small profit, relying on
a larg.; volume of business to rc-
eu; e•rate ourselves. Our stock has
I» r, doubled and our staff in-
creased, so we're better able than
err to serve you promptly and
well. We sell Dress Goods,
Mantle Cloths, Ready Made
Mantles, Furs, Corsets, Gloves,
Hosiery. Underwear, Flannels,
Blankets, Boys' Suits, Men's
and Boys' Pants, Men's and
Boys' Overcoats, Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes (this depart -
meta. has beet aalarged and con.
tin, a large range of every style
or f net wear and positively the best
value in the County) and every-
thin:- %Hually found in a first-class
Dry t l x„Iss Snore.
BAHighest
Rutter
NR-1Le
4113w at 113 eta, s kMares
*eta fel,
Ourrem Prices for
ands
THE TREATING CUSTOM.
• 0111 MUNI' .r nee Mat. Draebrda De -
cameo or This Perdee..s 1'r elle..
The baneful effects of intemperance,
%%inc. t today is eo rife all through the
land, steal upon its victims more inddi-
oe.ly perhaps through the prevalent
practice of treating than through any
otLer channel. To invite a man to take
a drink at one's expense is the ord-r of
the day. To put him thereby ander the
implicit obtiptioa of returning the same
or of making hint feel uncomfortable
until he Las balanced In some way the
kindness which he thinks he has re-
ceived to an essential consequence which
to him is very diahonoraWc to neglect or
shirk.
Thiscastom and its consequences wrap
society as a cloud. In it men move, and
through it the chief work of harm and
of the didntegratioa of character is ac-
complished. In the lower state of so-
ciety 11 saturates the very language that
le spoken. It pervades the very air that
is breatheiL It shales the sentiment
most frequently formed at home and
abroad. Multitudes of children daily
grow .ccnatowed to it, and youths are
fast falling victims to its snares.
Take any man who has found himself
chained by the habit, the nngnencheble
habit for drink that is tearing his very
vitals to be appeased, and ask him how
this gig the path of self destruction
began, and he will tell you, 1f he speaks
carefully and exactly, that it was not
love of the liquor, that it was not the
need he Mt for it, but that it was the
personal pressure of a custom brought
to hear upon him by the false oldigatien
under which he felt himself placed to
accept the "treat" or the angularity
and unmanly position in which be was
pot by refusing to accept the salve.
Whatever or wherever may have been
the origin of this custom of treating now
so prevalent in our country, whether it
be from the old mediaeval idea of hospi-
tality carried to abuse or a practice in-
troduced from a foreign land, it matters
not to our subject. but it has waxed
strong with our busy. hurrying American
PrePle-
The American scandal, the "sr:oou,-
is at once its feeder and its propagator.
Ther two dreadful fettering sores on
our social and body politic, the custom of
toting and the saloon, must be eradi-
cated or turned into purer channels
where they may be clammed from such
dire habiliments as are hastening thou-
sands upon thousands to eternal rain.
The force of this custom, combined with
the shrewdness and desire to gain on the
part of thelignor dealer and the studied
adulteration of intoxicants, themselves
intended to demand more, and the pn►
miscuous sale privately and publicly of
the same, is the fruitful source of the
far extending evils so frequently de-
scribed and so menacing to the free in-
stitutions of oar conntry.—Father Tier-
nan in Church Progress.
AI.ehaL,liiie he Trona
Mrs. Mary Cleat Leavitt, who Inas
had large experience in traveling in bot
climates. says of the use of alcohol in the
trocs
"At �i3 years of age. having passed
moat of try life in New England up to
that dens and having been a total ab-
stainer all my life, I first entered trop-
ical
ropical tarda Then._ to the present time,
seven years, I have been the greater peri
of the time in tropical climates. India.
Barn ah, Madagascar, west coast of Afri-
ca, from the Congo to Sierra Leone, Bra-
sil, are among the countries I have visit-
ed and in which I have remained some
months each. It has always been safe
not to touch anything alcoholic. I have
never taken a drop even as medicine.
Alcoholic drinks areespecially deadly in
hot Wastes. Everywhere I have found
total bbeh'asss lees liable to Leven,
bowel complaints. riernatinm and oth-
er Massa Una thaw who crime alcoholics
even in moderation. In one town in In-
dia,
rdia, I remember. an English ooaple were
the mil • white persons exempt from tar
`,anal fevers during a three years' reri-
d.aoa, and they were the o sly abstainers
in Use place. Alcohol is a poison and
seta gdekur within the tropics than else-
whetw"
Thr Seca Carse 1■ Crap..
The thirty-fifth report of the Reform-
atory and Refuge union states that to
Great Britain and Ireland MAN per-
e oaeery year committed to prison
as drunkards. n.vkards. of whom 113,000 are men
end the net ..Imes. Li English paper,
freak redeem takes frees the press of
tine MAW ZlMgaalk swab the records
d 1ra_tieet of woman b hebetate Ma-
bee* oboe
arbeDi+oe Jas. 1, UMW is Jen. 1, 1351,
to be D,lSt Ina late debate is the Oer-
sellibetag ►t was stated that these
area st plseent 11,055 peeeoae blospite1e
end 1141110! uylins Id* arse wf>li lits
from WErlua tremens.
sella Ane Cashmere
ole• nperq.a
lady's ap?, aspaoduatisaD et onnd
wine,
aarDlrt!s fa wI1100
w11E hashes and Bpd* yleM seek sae
ISO* sakes. Spada le Mae Atilt ex.
apirult about 8111.414414 Mt dos
pass *WO die sells
how .bout the eras
SEE OUR WINDOWS
THIS WEEK
FOR THE IATEST STYLE IN DRESS GOODS
MANTLES, GAPES and NOVELTIES IN
AUTUMN GOODS.
Every Lady who looks through our Mantle Room is sur-
prised and pleased for we can suit all.
SEVERAL LINES OF JACKETS
selling special as low as other sto res can buy in small
lots.
WE POSITIVELY ADVERTISE THE LARGEST STOCK EVER
SHOWN IN OODERIOH.
YOU ARE INVITED TO SEE
W. 8C$ESON & BON.
THE TALK OF THE TOWN
The new supply of Gold, Gold-filled and Biller Watches, and the low
priers tor which they can be purchased from
C. A. HUMBER dr ICON.
SEE THE COLUMBUS CLOCKS.
A fall line of Jewellery, Silverware and Optical Goods,
&c., in stock.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Drop in and see us. No trouble to show Goode.
C. A.. HUMBER cS SON,
Nese C. A. Nantes ea the Spera
Fall Mflflnery!
+ + + + + + +
I have returned from the city with
THE LATEST ANO BEST STYLES
in all branches of FALL MILLINERY, and
solicit the patronage of the Ladies
of Goderich and vicinity.
X.4=33 CAM:ERON'-
THIS IS WHAT YOU ARE
LOOgING FOR
JAS. ROBINSON'S
One Price
Cash Store.
I have just returned from the
Wholesale Markets, where I have
made a careful selection of goods
suitable for the Dry Goods Trade.
Remember everything in my
store is new and this season's im-
portation. As I intend selling for
Cash Only, I have marked my goods
away down in prices. I do not care
to quote them. I invite you to call
and see for yourself and I an con-
vinced you will be satisfied.
Don't forget the Store, Mrs. R. E3.
Smith's Old Stand, Jordan's Block.
Butter and Eggs taken at Market
Value.
BANK OF MONTR L.
CAPITAL, - - Si 2 000.
REST, - - - Et tom•
A Saving Department has been oJeMed in ets-
waelion with this brands.
Interest allowed at coevrenl rales.
H. L OCK WOOD,
Afanaeer Goderich. Brlstith.
vsE
GOODEIS COHDITIOX FOWBEB
The lint Horse >ledic,ne.
t
ENGLISH HEALING OIL,
Curr all cuts and sores.. Quickest known.
Splendid fur Horses' *ore shoulders.
our BEATEINLL STOVE f IPE VARNISH
The Best Made.
Climax Furniture Polish.
New arrivals of Perfumes, Membrats Kid-
ney
idney Cure, Garfield Tea, Toothache Gum.
W. Q. GOOSE, - Chemist.
FALL MILLINERY-
TE
Has returned from the City with a large assortment of The Latest
Styles in
Hats, Bonnet,., 7ancy Ribbons, Feathers.
LAMES ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO COME AT ANY TINIE AND SEE
NO OPENING THIS FALL
Far APPRENTICE WANTED. — – –
KISSES YATES.
SEASONABLE COODSz
FRESH AND RELIABLE.
CANED MFIATS, VK6TABLES AiD FRUITS.
" GENERAL GROCERIES
we eon suit you in quality and prion, said invite a trial order from you.
R. W. RUNCIMAN
`dacoewsor to E. Campaigns.
WORK. ---HARD, PRACTICAL AND ENTHUSIASTIC
Has pk.oed the
::ter
Forest City Business College
OF' LOl'TDON,
In the proud position it occupies today.
J. W. WEBTERVELT. Priccipal.
Catalog** Fret.
Walt a Bit!
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP!
Facts are 40 scarce in this world that it is possible to live a
good many years without becoming acquainted with one. Here is one :
We ve been busy as bees ever since
we started business.
e
The reason is obvious: We have made your needs our study, and
are keeping up a feast of good styles and good values, and in buying
your Boots and Shoes from us you get better value for yonr money
than you can get elsewhere.
You will be delighted
with the good qualities of
our goods.
We have a choice se-
lection of Ladies', Misses'
and Children's Oxford Tie
Shoes.
Thousands to choose
from
All other lines complete,
and guaranteed to fit, to
wear well, and give entire satisfaction. Our prices aro the
Save money while you can by buying your Eootst and Shoes
lowest
from
T. FOWLER & CO.
/Met Stere least e1 J R iho.'e Dreg Stare.
YUNLOP
Treatise, Sept nib
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exhOrtlea Sass week.
Mi. Nett Corbett visited Maness is
Gellert* teweship has week.
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de.. Rglead, who has been a reside t hem
far se.w time thin Saseaser. left bore ea
Malay of leas week fer a eewree et study
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