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THE SIGNAL GODERICH. ONT., THURSDAY, OCT. 4. 11194.
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NEW' TOPICS UP A WEEK.
Tuba I goe.aa, krenta ,a a Pew weeds
Wee army wearer.
Daises bat 80,000,000 bashers of wheat.
The health of the Czar Is again reported
to lee whist.
The lioatreal pollee Iaveetlptiuu ores
ed ou Friday.
It r expected that water will be let into
the new Sou canal next ?sedgy.
The Hushes Lgbleture will be called
together foe hostas. October 10.
Mr. D'A1tou M.Carthy spurts at • Patron
punts at Cresaor. on Thursday.
71.e corner stone of • new Perlis. school
was laid in Haatltuu on Thursday.
Iona Aberde.a and suite will reach
Winnipeg neat Wednesday rrenin..
Jobe Rhodes, a tramp seam hiked by a
U. T. R tram at Collin it Bay ou Friday.
Dr. McDonald, M. P.. hse been amanita
aced by the Liberals of Fest Huron.
It Is .aid $3,000,000 worth of treasure
was esptaral by the Jape at Ping • Yang.
The elections in Victoria. Australia, breve
resulted in the defeat of the Uoveruusut.
A new bridge over the Maitland rive: at
Wrox ter was opened for traffic ou Thur.•
day.
A new peak 12,001 feet high has bseu
dt.covered in Alaska in tits east of Mt.
St. Ella.
The late Lieut. -(tel. Moffatt was buried
in Loudon on Friday with full Masonic
honors.
Burglars broke into the n stanreut at
the U. T. R. depot at Kingston on Friday
mornln¢,
Lord and Lady Brasesy aro on their way
to their 50,000 -acre colony iu the Cana-
dian Northwest.
The British ship Senegal has been lust
with all hands, 27 in number, its the Pa-
cific uossn.
Lily Sullivan. • Winnipeg wows.., has
'lb/appeared and is believed to have cum -
matted suicide.
The sovereign grand lodge of the lnde•
pendent Order of uddfelluw. have decided
to admit women.
The Lexington hotel in Chicago, valued
at $1,000,000. has mos* been sold $se
taxes for $6,410.73.
A convention of the Liberals of West
Ontario will be held at Stouffville on
Thursday. Sept 27
Negotiations are in progress between
Germany, England std Russia relative to
the Chinese Japsuese war.
Lord Ave. Earl Dnffenn'■ eldest son, is
saki to be engaged to Vias Grace Wilson, •
wealthy New York girl.
A verdict of wilful murder has been re
turned against Trunkey, to. slayer of Con
stable Liudsay of Comber.
Lord Bressey. the eminent British naval
engineer, believes that China will be whip-
ped in the present war.
James Valiance. • Hamilton contractor,
had a had fall Friday from • building he
is putting up la that city.
AU tbe Gambling hooses of Chicago are
alleged to bare been effectively closed by
an order of Mayor Hopkins.
With the Emperor of Chinese a patron
• lied Cross Su.•tety has lama organized at
Tokio by the lades of the court.
W. C. Caysrldil, • general merchant,
of North By, was drowned while crossing
Lake Tallow on Wednesday night.
The town of Leroy, Men . we partially
destroyed by • Dyclone Friday evening.
Three people were killed at McIntyre.
The Liberals of East Huroq have unan-
imonaly nominated Dr. Macdonald, M. P ,
to oo°test the next Dominion electioe.
The Hamilton & Guelph Radial Road
Company have temporarily withdrawn
their request for • bonus from the city.
The Ik.minion Government will appoint
a commission to r'ptrt on the question of
better harboring facilities for Montreal
The Supreme Coaneil of the 33d degree
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of
Freemasonry. will meet in Buffalo an 1803.
An alliance for election purposes is
spoken of in Manitoba between the Pa-
trons of Industry and the Prohibition-
tsts.
Wallace Temple, the 3S -year-old MO of
• O. T. R engineer, was stabbed in Lou-
don Friday morning and seriously in-
jured.
Twenty young men were more or lose
injured at Akron. Ohio, on Wednesday
night by the falling of a large wooden
platform.
Rufus Page. • general merchant of Bed-
ford. N. S.. was killed on the Intercolonial
Railway while walking on the track on
Thursday.
Yellow fever has been discovered on
board the British bonito Cambria. which
arrived at Ualveetun, N C., from Havana
on Tuesday.
The Patrons of East Bruce wet in con-
vention et Walkerton on Thursday, but
deferred 'sleeting • Dominion owdidets
until a Wer date.
Mr. Joseph Crepes°, Mayor of Sts. Anne
dee Plaines. Que.• died on Wednesday
from injuries reeelyd in a lamp explosion
• few days ago.
Mr. John L Turnbull, inspector of Do-
minion Government Wildly" kr as
maritime Provinces. died ea mal, as
Halifax, aged 76 years.
A despeteh from Lincoln, O.T., says a
pose of farmers lynched Perry Conk. a
horse thief. He had half a dose:, horses
is his pu.seslun whoa eemgb.
The (;•radian wined Hill, who died at
T°ebrldge Wells, Sage, the other day, to
saki to have be.. Hon. P.C. Hill, who wee
ones Premier of Neva Scotts.
Dania Ilnllane, aged 17, the son of Wil-
lies Mulles, of SametrJya. was brfawtle
killed Wednesday at* by slashing ho d
.1 • Iles wire in • reMwnraat.
A party of brigand• speared • Greek
Judge and prosiest da Dal • few day*
e go, but were altdrwsnls Irts•kd and ex-
terminated Both canals were killed In
the fight
The Canadian glestrieal Aaoeiation con-
cluded Its eonve ados In 1•entreap Thurs-
day atter eleetlag L J. Dunstan of Toron-
to
to Preiawt and shooing Ottawa se the
seat plata of m.sting.
A Refers eon volition will be bald at
Fade•. on Thursday, 0st. 11, for the pom-
pom
lanpo m of nominating • candidate to repre-
sent the Centre Riding of Wellington In
the Dominion Parliament
Mr. R. O. 8. Pales, the young &ig-
lihla.w who had hien lying tar Bose time
at tie General Hospital with • broken
seek, wee Thursday taken to Montreal, be
be transferred theme* to Eag1M&
Mr. Jaime Meflelleq, M. P. for North
Wellington Mr. Was. Muleek. M.P. for
North York. mrd Dr. Macdaawld, H. P. for
East Heron. will address •palate mestlo`
at 8helberne on Friday *vowing. Sept 18.
Ceauideeable aa@ittmsnt as hese caused
Is the ltd arillery taste, semp*ud d
hi the ase flees s.9 the }ztdllcrl asps
lea the Otsilsllr. SIN ieiaiglwkria at
t. r. l le, by Me set Of Madam
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DOW MANVILLE'S GE NTENNIAL.
ameleeeeary et the MtWiseat ed West
smelter weteMaaea wise a•t•ajr.
Ii.,wvt•evilla, Out. Set. Mil. -The trot
day of tie watWatal .rt.i, atba la sae
sale with the first mitl.sout of West
Durl, .s m r lb* Burks. Trolls and Oss-
nante an 1794 was a 411.4 led snores-.. The
01.1 er.tl.re is .w hying have mitered with
great ase: ui u the spirit of the movement
and ties interest ie heightened by the en
Latinism of old r.ia.-s, the history of many
of which was avew•iated with the domestic
hi. and character of the first settlers.
This country was settled chiefly by emi-
grants from Devon and Cornwall. in Eng-
land, t e Iligl,landa of Scotland and the
north of Ireland.
Awou. lite very old residents taking
part in tuts event, some of oboes were the
or.gtoal i.e.:op.erats of the forest farms, are
the fuhowat.g: Meer.. James Hetlellai.
twilit Fisher, George Hallow, P. ii., James
and Samuel hLeal, ' Winton n Moliill, W.
I'ethisk, Junto hall Stephens. Coloeel F.
Cubitt, Abram Young, W. Law, Mark
Pratt, Chs.. Honey, Devi V•ecawp, H. W.
Burk, ex -IL P.. Richard Wiudsit, S.
Washington, Jacob Neada Samuel V•n-
etuue, John Frank, Calvin Tyler, IL (1.
Power. Jesse Trull. W. Bowman, Cyrus
Munson, John Allan, John Chaplin, W.
Foley, S. Snowden, Hector Broth and
many others.
The presence of Hon. Edward Blake,
who represeu'd West Durham so many
years. gives au added interest to the pro
trading. Mrs. Blake accomtauies him.
After the fortual opening of the exhibi-
hott, the celebration teeing held in comae
tion with the West Durham Agricultural
Society's fall fair. the citizens and mottoes
repaired to the new music hall, where •
ant class musical prugruume was reuder-
ed by sow, of the descendants of the old
families and very superior local talent
it proved
A ane speech on the early settlers was
made ry Mr. Jas. McFeeten, the first mayor
of Bowmanville,•udou the history of Bow-
mauntle and vicinity by Mr J. B. Fsir-
bairn, sou of the first postmaster and pre-
sent occupant of that office. This address
was rich to local incidents and well .prink
led with mirthful pastimes of old settler..
Hun. E Blake responded to loud rolls
with a very happy ten minute. speech on
his recollections of pi.ueer life. Colonel
l'ubitt, likewise by request, trade • brief
speech.
The programme will be continued to
day, when the Lieut Governor, Hon John
Dryden, Dr. John H.wkiu and other prowl
tient men wall take an active part.
AN OFFICER'S' TERRIBLE FALL
A !Miele at a Noble lieu** Meets With a
had Aeeideat at Halttaa.
HaLae •2. N. S.. Sept. 20.-A horrible
accident has occurred hers. Major
Beresford, ,of the Royal Engineers,
who only came to thin station • few
months ago, was the victim. He was on
the roof modem of the Halifax Hotel,
where he boarded with his wife and child.
The street as five stories below, and Beres
ford either jumped off or fell. He shot
down head first and struck on the stone
curbing, smashing in his heed and break
his neck. Death wee instantaneous. He
wee .toot 50 years of age.
The verdict of the coroner's jury on the
body was accidental death. The inquest
developed the fact that the Major has been
in poor health for some time, suffering
from nervous prostration. His head was
frightfully coursed with collision with
stuns payment, hie broths coming out
through the nose. Deceased will be given
a miiit•ry funeral to morrow.
Major Berestord comes from a fain, u
family: jlarqus of Waterford was Iii.
twcl. and Lord Beresford it hoe cowl: .
HIS LIFE .VH RLEO OUT.
A Workmate la a Nudes Me/leery Killed Is
a Terrible Mauer.
Mo'Ttwr., Sept. 20.-A horrible acct
dent took gime at the St. Lawrence sugar
refinery. Henri Delreau was in the act of
wiping off the shafting in one of the rooms
of the refinery, when in come masuer the
begging lie was using fur the purpose
caught his wrist, throwing him forward.
In front of Delman stood • centrifugal
dryer about two and • half test in dia-
meter. This is run at • terrific rata of
speed which is necessary for the drying
process. I)ebsau was thrown head fore
most into the dryer and in an instant the
life was whirled out of his body.
A brother workman, Eustashs Quellette
by name, was standing beside the dryer at
the tiros. In the whirl which sent Debean
into eternity hie fest came in contact with
Quellette's hip, knocking him down and
severely injuring him. D)ebesu was con-
veyed to his home and an inquest held.
Qneilett• was ouuveyd to Notre Dame
hospital Debate had a wits but no child-
ren.
A Series. Stablidas Array.
LONDON. Ont. Sept. 11.-A di.turbraee
was created at the U. T. B. depot on CIar-
epee street, during which Wallas. Temple
was stabbed uuee in the left Uremia and
once iu the leg. He was taken to the hos-
pital in the ambulance. Theyouogg fellow
is resting easily at the city boepital. Still
he is not out of danger. He has about an
was chance of recovery. The police claim
to know little about the affair, and no
arrests ham been made in oonnection with
ft Temple le a son of Peter Tempi.,
U. T. li engineer. --
A Buildetee Siad V.H.
HAMILTON. Sept .. -James V•Ilan ..
builder of 18 Piston street, wide working
on • rafter on the Willialuetu's grain
warohou•e at the fent of Bey street, fell 115
fon to the door Ia•loe. Hie herd was
fearfully gashed awl he probably sustain
d internal Injuries of • serious nature.
He has been nneos•sbw• alam he fell.
Mr. Valance is 00 years of age.
Two ties AMIN at Sedbary.
Orrawa, Sept 18. -Mr. James Mc-
Arthur, manager of the Canada Copper
Company mines at Sodbury, writes that
on Saturday lost an aceideot neenrre.l
whereby two sea were killed. The sad
resident was °ceado ned by the falling of
the roof of • shaft Inspector Sleight will
make the necessary investigation on behalf
of the Government.
Collided With a Derailed Oce;
BC./•t°, Sept. 11 -A derailed ear wee
struck by a freight engine oe the West
Shote railroad 7 miles seat of hew yetis
day. The ear wee shattered end tie ae-
gis esti sieve in. Head brakensaa Shen -
se who wee In the eab was so badly in
Jared that be did within • few .instss.
Fireman Luddites wee badly Wowed.
Ol•rgod Wier a News Oamw
Wmtsna, Oat. Sept. St -Charles
S impeon wee meted Is. Detroit by Deem -
liven Searle and Wolff sod brought to
Wisdoms. Yesterday he was tallest is
Chatham is .sews M the 'harp of wim-
Maly anraNleg a I4-yaw-eld maned gill
etc Saes glass rhea • year ago.
TO M HANDED 0EP. 1♦
Jesapat Tvese y. the ms.d see ea ossa
Wield* Ltadaay. tteresaeeiL
N tattst,et Sept. /M. -Joseph Truskey.
who was found guilty of the murder of
Constable Lindsay of Tilbury Centre us
May i lase, was woteueed on Saturday to
be banged in Sandwich Jail os Deesmber
14. In pronouncing sentence Mr. Jambs
Hoberesoa told the pilaster that be said
hold out no hope of executive el.meney,
slid that he had better lose tor time to pre-
paring
e►paring himself for the tate that awaits
blur
1 hte is the Ant meteor,. in which Mr
Justice Robertson has sentenced • prisoner
to death and he followed the Nordin* of
other judges of late in not donning the
1 lack cal..
Whet. I ruskey was .earehed before be
lug cuuveyed to the cells then were found
ou hie persists over two plugs of tobacco
and a sharp steel tustrnmeut
The discovery staggered the jailer and
his assistants The prisoner had evidently
been tampered with iu the afternoon, and
these articles conveyed to bias. As True
key nearly killed himself when arrested,
and as be has wreni times since been
beard to express his determination to
defeat jwtiue, the steel ,instrument could
have been given him for no other purpose
than that of self-destruction.
Truakey's victim was Ktlliaut Lindsey,
• constable of the county. Uu account of
t he brutal killing of a horse the prisoner
was obliged to pay a fine of $60. It was
Constable Lindsay who laid the charge.
Up to the time of Use murder, the prisoner
entertained a feeing of spits against
Lindsay. The prisoner time and time
again made threats against the life of the
constable. Truster came out of a hotel
at Cumber un the •veniug of May i, and
fired three shots at Lindsay, who was
about 20 feet away. Trn.ky then
fled from the scene of the crime to his
home, tout wiles awe>. The next day
whet the constable* went to arrest ham,
be made for the wools, and when sur-
rounded he fired a shot at his own txeast
with the saute revolver which killed Lind-
say.
Nearly a Tatar Accident.
Tow'cr.,, Sept. 24 -What was nearly a
horrible accideut occurred on Saturday
when • motor and trailer jumped the
track on the Gerrard street bridge and
nearly went over. The motor, No. 370, iu
charge of Motormait Davis, with trailer
172 attacuel, was going east at a fast rate
down grade. When tuey got *boot 30
fest on the bridge they jumped the track
mid struck the slight iron tailing at the
side. Only the weight of the trailer kept
the motor car from ,cutt.g clean, over. As
it wee it hung ten feet over the side.
There were only three passeug.rs in the
motor car, and they, with Motorman
Dara and D. Duncan, another street rail-
way man, who was betide bis, se -aped
unhurt. The distance from the level of
the bridge to the ground below is 40 test.
Mr. Newsome Acquitted.
B.►vet.u, N.Y.. Sept. 24. -Thi grand
Jury on Saturday failed to find • true bill
against Marclay Newsome. the Toronto
typewriter agent, whore case was present-
ed for having brought his stenographer,
Lillie Flannigan, hen under contract
Inspector d. Barri le very much annoyed
over toe oat/MN on the este.
Nr. mereter Dying.
Mowr•gat., Sept 24. -Hon. H. Messier,
ex -premier of ($Stabber,, is in' a dying coo -
dittos. He was so low yeslsrday that the
family thought the end had come but hs
improved slightly towards eyelids .
Tended Takes a fleteaMy.
Westminster Gazette : A report up
on insanity in Ireland, which was
recently nosed, enumerates •moss the
ceases et mental failure, the msutntiow
dietary of the poorer population, tending to
produce anaimma and eoo.t.tuitonal weak-
lier which favor the development of scent.•
loos and necrotic disease, ted the immoder-
ate use of certain nervous stimulants, par-
ticularly tea and tobacco.
" Whsle the moderate or of properly
prepared tee," the report add., "is regard-
ed as innocuous or even beneficial, is its
action on the nervess system, its ill effects
when decocted er overlent/1m1, en person
who make it their staple article of dietary,
ate dwelt on by almost all the resident med-
ical superintendents in their several reprrta.
Undoubtedly, the method of preparation
adopted and the excessive use of
this article of diet. now so general among
our poorer pepulauen, toad to the pr due -
tion of dyspepsia, which is its ten sada to
. tet of stents( depr.Mdoa highly (Avondale
to the production of serious forme of neur-
otic disturbance. The excessive use of to-
bacco, also especially among the young,
whether by smoking er ',hewing, in the
opinion of certain of our medical superin-
tendents, act., though perhaps is • minor
degree, injuriously on the nerve centres.
I. missy para of Ireland it has leen
found that bread and ter have bees substi-
tuted for porridge and milk, and for pota•
tor. also ; that the tee used is generally of
an taf.risr quality, and the method of pre
pennies ls to put • quantity in the tee pot
early in the morning and to allow it to
stew daring the day, water being added as
required."
Me Was Noe a eiraae.
Tb. fair plaintiff's coeaeel in the breech
o f premise ism thought that he would
maks life • harden to the unfortunate
young man who was the unwilling defead
e at.
"Doves wee to say," be asked, after •
lot of esbarr•saiy gseatioaa, "that after
you had baa almost for an saline sleuth
you did not him the plaintiff, to whose yes
were engaged to be married, when you fret
saw her eyour retureY'
' I de," responded the dele.daat, Aral
" Will you make that euteams to the
tun r
" Certulely. if necessary "
" Do yea this! they would believe you •'
" Ow of them would I know."
" •Ib, indeed ! why should he
s'Isms hwee proses wham Ifirst saw
her. He was at the gate when i rode up,
sad she a s& bar head out of the emend
w ary window, sad I asked her " Hew d'ye
de r sad said I'd be bask to sapper is. half
as Ibsen. raw streak"
Led everybody a the sort mailed ex-
empt the bolster.
A Keene lady
A lady eased lire T. C.M. HmDs ir
linvklesg le Soma, Ont. who used ew(y Iwo
el Mwbry'* Slimy and Liver
Cure, bag lwwsrd.d a shtsaeat to the
.fest that it enmplstely eared her of is
g•aestory rhiry Mand liver
us
tremble'. Bha iliisaMes Si &sane
yielding se middy to We seedy iewY
eneesage eirar ssils.a S. glee It as
basset tete(
WM kr Tia cellar. Ode $1 a yemr.
Cottaieme.
isn't in it.
It. sJ just be.
cause ere is
no lard in it -that
TTOLENE'
file neve shorttnin3
i• •o worts erfub pox.
ular with housekeepers.
CTTOLINE is putts,
DELICATE, HEALTH-
fuL,S1TIsrYINCr- none
of the unpleasant odor
hecessarity Connected
with lard
Sold Inland a pound palls by all grocers.
Mads only by
The N. K. r blank
Compal
wetlt.gt.aaM te••e
FIGS AND THISTLES.
Hope can die while love lives.
All lost sinnerwill go to the same plan •
The law kill., but Christ is the resurrec-
tion.
Christ was (:ods idea sf what every man
should be.
Faith never takes • step without first
looking up.
I:od pubs a good man where he seeds him
the most
The love of silver is still making many •
mean betray Si. Lord.
Doe't forget that your soul may be lost if
you lose your temper.
Norway Pisa Syrup strengthens the lustre
and cures all throat troubles, eourtis, colds,
etc. 1 m
As long an tin:traction of • tithe is kept
out of the storehouse the windows of heaven
cahoot open.
Hagyard's Pectoral Il•lasm cures coughs,
colds, asthma, bronchitis and all throat and
lung troubles. 1re
Kill the lion of temptation, and the next
time you pea that way you will find Its
mouth full of hooey.
Signe of warms are vari•ble appetite,
itching at the sous, etc. Dr. Low's Werra
Syrup is the hest worm expeller. lm
Dyspepsia arises from wrest action of the
stomach, liver and bowels. Burdock Blood
Bitters sores dyspepsia and all diseases Kris.
tag from it, 99 tines in 100.
r THEY" - ARE
PLEASANT TO TAKE
Y E T
POWERFUL TO CURE
unaar'111VEN LOLUICIS. 25 °OITA A BOX.
They do net na..eate or rack are: weaken the syrem
Slatplhaad other purg.t..et out they tone up the
Ser and snwscb, and Rive Ibemssaciem rreegth t,,
do their w eh naturally and well. They core (....
st mien. I tyspe. i., Indigestion, Heade. he,
seas, PurplesSa:leaness anti all dilemma uissq
front Impure blood, w slut,;i.h bver.
Ask leer rtr.ap.e Ise Ttee1.
PLANING MILL.
ESTAlLl$ MSUIIit.
Buchanan. & llhyllas
MANlrraortrr as
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Dealers I. all klads et
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
And builder's' malarial et Ovary descrlptice
School Furniture a $pecialt'.
Isnallewes•
API. air
PATENTS
OAMSATIL
Te, ewer
fpsr.ws bV s r tyw of ` hs
$cientifit Amtrirzn
PATENTS!
CAeEAT1. TaaUE SIS *S 111111111111111
Ubua N •rd aB buslasse Ila the V. e, Passe
USes attinded tscy ue rA1aMDIR4 rs lyse
Our is sve.Mte the U. IL Palest W-
ase, rad wi w ebtale Faeroe to IOW elms
has these -semmiette from WA 11Illrfk
OwlAfrl»1L 0$ OII/ WINS. we ad-
Wes
d.vise ea to
we11
qrisiulbrd*r_ pv . e
1 ta,s ~M
sse atsb w este
DSL. WIi
ogim.asfut 14;$ 1auir• a •
ping Rodlldlio1L the FoUoio Geeds:
A Good 35 -inch Cotton, 10 yards for 40 Cents.
A Heavy Sheeting, 36 inches wide, 10 yards for 60 Cents.
An Extra Heavy Sheeting, 36 inches wide, 10 yards for 75 Cels.
Chinelle Curtains, $14 for $10.50, $10.00 for $8.00, and $8.00 for $6.00.
ladies' ('apes. $5.00 for $3.90, $3.75 for $2.90, $2.90 for $2.00, and
$2.25 for $1 50.
A lot of Colored Dress Goods about half price, from 8
cents up. Good Colors.
11 short ends of Carpet less than wholesale price.
Fast Color Challies at 5 cents. Art Muslins at 5 cents.
500 YARDS OF 121-2 CENT FAST PRINTS FOR 10c.
Ladies' Real English Balbriggan Vest, I'iSe., for 57e.
3 pairs Fant Black Cotton Hose for 25 cents. Ladies New
Fall Mantles in stock already, direct from the makers. New York styles.
No Mantles in the Trade tit like them.
Also new Fall Dress (roods.
COLBORNE BROS., GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain Warehouse
of the County.
Headquarters for
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Having received a large stock of Boots and Shoes for Fall wear
direct from the leading manufacturers, we are prepared to give the
people of Goderich and surrounding country first-class goods -lower
than the lowest.
Remember we will give you good solid leather goods at the price that
is usually charged for shoddy, and being practical shoe makers, know a
solid shoe when we nee it.
We have a large and varied stock to choose tram and feel confident
that, we ems Own Toe in quality, fit and price.
Call and res us. No trouble to showgood..
The old reliable stand --
W. SHARMAN, Jr.,
Successor to E. D0%,11,16.
N. B. Custom work and repairing promtly attended to.
NEW 2.42NES
-IN--
==ss 0-00=8
Now arriving and to arrite, and although I do not `indulge in the
Spread -Eagle style of advertising so common at the present day, a dis-
cerning public cannot fail to notice that the Goods I handle are New,
Seasonable and up to date. Prices are right every time and all the
time, Quality considered. I need not enumerate the different lines in
Stock and to arrive in due course, but the public may rest assured that
no House in the Trade can do better, as I buy only from the best
Wholesale Houses, and on a strictly cas basis. One of Inc Specialties
just to hand in an Extra Wide Russian N avy Serge, hard finish, at a
Price never so low in the annals of the Dry Goods Trade.
leasseettes Wadly Mlielted. S Per Cert. eeseeeal rev feel.
A. MUNRO,
1064 Draper and Haberdasher.
Choioe
Family
Groceries
The Best in the Market and the Most
Reaonable Prices at
R.W. RQNCma TS,
ataaM.e Mswst. Seder's&
SPECIAL NOTICE
Our Stock of
BUILDERS' AND GENERAL HARDWARE
For Fall trade Is sow eosplete.
Lanes' Genuine Steel Barn Door Hangers and Track , T Strap and
Screw Hinges in all Sizes.
err EEL, NA-I_Ls.
W Bay a Peer Nag wbu you eo eel them a.4. from /Orr RAMC STIR!. et a very
resp says... In Pales, we bare thea ds all Mna
WE ARE HRADQUART ES FOR
Portland Cement, Hydraulic Cement, Calcined Plaster,
Roofing Pitch, Building Paper & General Hardware.
DAVISON & CO.,
Meller TO rL P. mined
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