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TEE SIGNAL: GODIRICH, ANT., Tllpt8DAT DEC. 20. tau.
psoric toe. sae wag what pereerersece and
pereutemey will aeoomplieb. (N enures ba
was ably backed up by others, but for .my-
erwl rears he has ben the leader of las
swvemSot, rad to m.onosiug this fact we
eddy Rive snide where credit is due.
M. C. CAMERON AND WEST.HURON.
SUM Elk illy loading The Seaforth
Export! r cp the wrong way, on the sub -
kg )net of lyest Huron politica. he rte last
tams it retier.tes the statement that M C
l'*stuaodid not .rept the nomination at
the Clinton eonveetio.. As The Expositor
was not represented at the oevavmtiea Our
eestemporuy is sot to a position to give an
erosion, and it should retreat from making
• statement of which it has me pontoon]
Leek at seer mites.
Your label is • staedlan remelts of lb* 401.
to whin► Tau are Ie:d up. nes that it Is set
snowed to fait tot. &weer
when a chorine of address le desired, hon
the old rad the new address eho..ld be mve
AdveMr.toa tateo
donned sad other casual advertisements. M.
Mise for gni insertion, and 1 Oh'• per liars
ler each subsequent insertion. Measured be
sore.
sass cede of six line and under, 115.
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IMr.
Adv.rtlsemeew of I.o.t, round, Strayed,
BVacant. �au.nun. Wanted .04
iZir('hrriees Wanted.not exceeding
sooner...I 11 p. r month.
Howse ea Sale a..d Fans. on Sale. not to
erased t Isere. tl f.,r brit month, Stir. per soh
Mgueot month. loneness mutt to. in 1pr00nrtlos
knowledge.
We mygtit inform The F:lpositor that
Mr. "'%%trans did accept the nomination on
the 7e...WO, the only conditions being that
Ins health .which•wu uneetlk.l at the time
tied his private affairs would enable him to
take lb. Geld when election time came
arouad. We are pleased to state that Mr.
Cae sou. • health was never better than it
has been during the preeeot saasoa. and at
the last agncultt.rtl fair in r ...leek+ he in
formed no I. a pereonsge than Hon. .1.
1'Arri t.... to that .fleet " How is your
health, 1',t c. xeh - remarked the War L.rd.
" It was better :" was the reply from
she l ltd Huron warhorse, •• I never was in
better shape rtight
and whip the
Tor
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1 spe•idi neuro• the "Overt of .thick ie t0
promote the te.•uniary benefit at any hsir-
Mantil or company. to hr considered as ad-
veetlsemeet and charged arcnrdtn.11.
Loaf notice. in nonpareil type one cent per
word, a. notices Ino than ase.
tonal mot it
• ordin
oasts net word. No arl forreeding t two
Notions for ehun•Itee and mai",
ether religiss ous and
bnevole0f'neck utone half rate.
e*s,m.rst.t footrest adversterusrate.
A. limited number of displayed advertise
Wrwill he inserted .t the (following rates :
rck, wee insertion r11 p'
four insertion.. ................., 1 ne
" three months..
.ix month* ........... 1 OD
one year... ... .S 00
No ad venier•mrnt lees than two in.•hes in
length will be c01c41at.d on shove biosis. 5
per reef. dieeouDt allowed for wa.h payments
on three morrthe'enstrair; 111 per cent. on its
mouths'. and 15 per eat. -re • yeses, These
renditions wi:1 he strictly enforced.
About "The annals• Welly etr.
Salawenher who fa.'tore.reire Toe R.oasL
rewular.y, either et. carrier or by mail. will
°outer a 1a" or by acquainting as of the fact at
es nark, a date as tio•ainre.
Rejected manuscripts caan-3tbi reworibid. - -_
(`orrreposotsnce, mast be written on one side
of papier sort.
r'ehlr•ber•s %Neve,
J. C. lee T•, ,,-;, n! lioderleh, 4r bees an
pointed I.,1 Travelling Anent for the town.
Mips of (to.Ierirh, Colborne, Ashfield rind Wa-
wanoeh.
Local p,•.masters over the theorist are else
empowered to receive subscriptions to Tut
Stowat.
AH communications must besddressed to
I) McGILLICC'UUT,
Telephone Call*. /tat.
rro THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN
11 or oobGRIGH.-.
• LAIDIes AND Ca rt.trr.. Having been
requested by • Urge number of 'ratepayers,
of both political parties, to allow myself to
be nominated as mayor of 4;odericb for
1895, 1 have pleasure in coasentine.
While I claim no superiority over nay of
my fence townsmen, yet 1 claim that 1 have
some financial ability, and think that liar.
ing been a resident for the past forty years,
and being one of the heaviest ratep,.yere in
the tour, it doron t seen. unreasonable to
sok a liberal support on the present on-
ceeion.
I an not the uonnn:e of any ch.lue or
party, but if elerred will, without fear or
favor, work for the interest of the town of
Goderirh.
Your Obedient servant,
Gp;oKGF: ACHF:SDN,
(:ederich, Noir. 14, 1894.
RoSlaicH. THURSDAY. DEC. as. ask
A MERRY CHRISTMAS to one
and all, is what Tits $re:sum wishes.
NOTWITHsTANUiNG the able re-
marks of the esteemed Empire anent the sol-
idity of the appointment to the 1'rsmtershi.
.f Hen. Mack ,is Rim Mt., we still lean
to the belief that the venerable senator u
only hosing need as • political warming -pan
Tbe Tory party will net trust itself oa the
troubled waters with so unskilled • captain
as Ma.'s Kuril HOWELL
A NOV EL phase of the Toronto
boodi. uveetig•tioo has bore developed in
that while Jadge Mai I.oc..au. and lawyer
Naanirr were endeavcri.g to keep the
beadier* in eight, some of the eeetlemen on
defend engaged t'ukerton detectives to
watch the actions of the learned judge and
the able couseel It ain't often that grmtk-
w so strongly opposed have so strong •
desire to kesp .web etcher is sight.
ONE of tbt rieheat things in Cao
Mao politics in • loos time is the report
that the Governor General offered the Pre-
miership to air FRANK SrITr, and than
swittbed os to Hes. M•. a as' i u ltnwgi,j
M the suggestion of the Hos PRASE.
*OM ORAL. Masts wrote the •' ")rbN
and the Gres " there has not been on &Sect -
tag a Ido of byplay before the public.
The only trouble with the traw&.tron is that
is too pawl so go down with the esiter01
!ebbe,
'FOO much talk and no ruler has been
�• ttpahoe of the work of the Toronto ('.ti
ram' o.mesittee thus lar. 1t noMng hotter
can be done than to galvanise ,hon public
hie again a Bamber of played out municipal
hooks, and to @adores mei who ars, if more
Imeky, set a whit mon honest and upright
and hole.t than F.•wian Hawley, then the
swamies ef the committee W h•ro.d all
moieties bees a failure. It leeks also as if
t e pr mat feeble inoumb..t of the mayor's
ehatr le the (loses (:.t• were to he enetw-
ed in elks whets shows she% reroute likes
a weak man, or that the machtse has got in
its ane work a t he alleged t 'nurses' Com
n.irhes
TH R Fleaforth Expositor gi ves& meed
deli praise to the wort de.. by Rose Proud
feet. of Redlertok, is the armor at mama,
holly peeemasriag else p*..1een of the
Hamm et Rel.As for Harm ee follow.
ate A ire ase sofe is saying list sem
Ibis he greater erode for irks mesh
�sad est Prosaism. t i. W is
tli4e.eae. le lis eua..g, mW se l..gei
wase eat al yinos
pedtfes tesd es/ til
that; 1 am today."
Y. e'. I'trerues has ■,t retired_ freer
politics, ane thew who look upon him se •
hack number will find at the sett election
1 that they have to reckon with as lir. •
speamen of the reale politician as there is
un••ut the footstool, and t'AHxtoc turd the
member for West Huron' will be synony-
mous terms In 4 aaada's emit parliament.
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PARLIAMENT SHOULD PROVIDE.
T now turns nut' that fir .lo.lx
muses died con,paretivel' a poor man.
Had he devoted the great legal talents
which he unquestionably moserss.d to the
Talk oismartng wealth he -null beyond
doubt had. left • large tor. une behind him.
Instead of doing as, however, he gave hie
Wipe sad abilities to his country, and as •
result left little or no provision for the sup-
port of he wife and children when he was
takes. -
As effort iii making to protide for lady
Tnewr•v,c sad her family ►v public sub-
scnptioo, rad we learn that the city of
Montreal has already subscribed over 110,-
000 towards that object. A committee of
members of the Cabinet has been chosen,
with the Finance Minister as t2lgiporan
chairman to further the seheme, d it is
believed the..ev.5ta
tlly the fond will meet
proportions ample for the ohjeet originally
, contemplated.We must. confess, however, that w. are
sot in harmony with the plan adopted. The
tie* of • public suh.cylption is the precept
lase u rather repugnant to anyone who
ivos
�B r thought to the subject. Sir
1>r�
dors. TimmPsi.% was out .d at • time when
he was in a pastime to he • maker of weslth
bad hie talents been applied to private gain
rather than to public use. fits being n
the p lltical arena was not from personal
feel,n: but from • firm belief of public duty.
1 oder these circm
ustances the widow of
the chieftain ancken at hie week should he
amply provided for by the State which he
had given his lees energies to serve, and .
public grant rather than • private subscrip-
tion should be her portion.
There are precedents for parliamentary
action in this regard. Provision was made
te
for Lady ('Aerials d the widow of the la
emoted 1)'altt'y, Mcrae, when their hus-
bands has palmed down to death while yes
to harness, 0t:d we tail to see why looms
suck recognition of the eervicee of Sir Join
T1140111.,./.4 should net be mage toameliorate
the enodttioo of his family. Pealing
around the hat a net the most pleasing may
• Temkin, aker recompense to the families of men
who have made themselves poor by devotion
to ;Hibbs service. The country at large,
through their chosen repre0s0tatives,ahould
make proper provision ors the floor of par.
ham.nt
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SNAP SHOTS.
The able municipal legislator will
he setting en has skates eseei. .
- The neat geassal o I., lieu is
D earer to had Musa ts.a* people imagine.
The Toronto "Doodler" were et i
dearly working • AA lead during the strut
car franchise aintatios.
About the ta.anesit thing you alio
say eowarlaye, is than the other follow was
Dace • Toronto alderman.
It is quite possible that tie ee
teemed War Lord will hod that then u •
rear .xis b th. Cabinet eba.h.r.
F10s111. lair JOHN MAelw.)tal.n and
SU .)ors !'Hont'*os b )1€. MA sauna
Rowlett., what • tall is there, my oountry
men.
You don't often' ase ►bingo so
quiet in Goderieh a week or own before the
manstp•1 elections Wiest • got into the
people, &sewer
Some of the banks of Newfoubd.
Band have collapsed. If the fop would oaf,
lift there might be • bright hears yet for
that bleomin missy.
R'h.n Hoa. tiu'or,ita 'Soviet!.
s looking for a Minister of Jnstiss why
doom's be met Ms eagle eye is the direction
of oar owe Hoa J. G PaRaasc,e
if yen want to sed a Christman
proem to as obsess fried to keep year
m.mary fresh during the y.ar, sed t A
telt* for To■ Strohm ter ISM. We MN 1111
rho stat
It is hogiening to look as !rWIll
.5thoei•ww gontkasn who did th.ebearfog
whoa leas. .1. C. Pasysmoou wee leemimaied
hens se " haler " bolero their eoselid•M
t..► M she wood..
-sir RieMiNDCarielwatairt nodose.
• "haus* Nor MS ft t°asaeer Faces Arno
W the Tseerame 1rg, sod is daisy se
KNOWLEDGE
Brings nom? •rt and improvement ...id
teals to pere.,ual eujoymeut when
ri_htly used_ The malts, who live bet-
tcr than , hcr*andenjoy life more, with
less estwuclitare, by snore promptly
.i.spting the world's best products to
the acrda of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pare liquid
hicativs pri.:.iples embraced in the
rcno'dy, Syrup of Fkw.
ire eseellet.es is due to Its presenting
in the 1 -ru aiwt accriht:.h:e and pleas-
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneicisl pr.:pertiee of a perfect lax-
sour
✓
e elTec tit! -
1 deancin et •
the .
y g e ey m,
dispelling co•..1e, !•ea.inchlte and fevers
and permanently during constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
pr.desi.m, because ie acts on the Kid-
neys, Liver and Bowelswithoutweak-
ening there and it is perfectly ire. trues
every objectt,nAbbe subefancc,
Syrup of Ewe is for sale by all dreg_
pia;a1. jp 73c. bottles,but it is
d m•nu-
facttir.by the ('alifontia Fig Syrup
w
C,.. 01.1y, ,,.oar name is prir • on every
paekaite, also the Dame, fes: nip of Figs.
and being well informed, you will sot
aocc t a_y substitute if *bred,
states Mae the *tee is ere ht ptbIio resit
aiao.hby a pIYa.tearey vets. Sir Rica•
Alto is right,
The story that Hes, Jolts H soots? is
in favor of .hi.nting Hon. J. t'. Pa -settees
from the Cabinet and taking to L,r )t•:• ✓*-
ors s is pretty generally behoved up here
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IMO thing a assured, West Huron has teen
the last .f the Hee. J. ('. P.
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For g;o tine.* sake,. ha n t the
etuars-toed Tory legal 'r&te•rnity ot l'anada
got one good -enough constitutional lawyer
in ata midst out of whom to make• Minister
of
IT Justice. 4 1,1 to steal [ti..
CR from the CAW!
The Toronto News brought .rut
en ansiver.sry number satorday last and
devoted three pages to the provincial
;ourwa's, and the mea who edit them. The
News proved teat it dooron't stop at
work when it takes a thing in hand.
If Hon MA••hltgztg Ito*1al. real
ly wants as able lawyer to fill the position
of Minister of Justice in hie cabinet why
doesn't he invite the HOD. ,1. C. PArrxttses
to swap portfolios, and leave the position of
War i.ord to Dome poli trial lame duck who
wants the gilt•edged billet .
The Blenheim. the British crui•ser
which will convey the remises. of the late
Sir .torn THorfws to Halifax, is com-
th.aded by a Canadian-Cutu,lltt Er w*aD
Kn.aru.r., son of the late Judge Kl4o4-
r , of Walkerton. He was horn in
Guelph thirty-nine years ago.
Th. Ne re-limsord, of Clinto.u,
has entered upon its seventeenth volume.
and commemorates its birthday with •
twenty page odium. The New.•Rmesrd is
a good legal paper, but in politica it is an
it -an -outer for the Tory policy every time.
Tu. ".•.sat. extso+ congratulations to
1:411br Tomo of the secasios.
Tae Beard N taealtfa aM/d Amt.
To the Editor of Tim atorat.
sill_ A horse that was kept on the pre-
mises as the corer of Waterloo and Light-
house-sta., died several dabs ago, and 1
understand the rreaos has nos been r.moe.
ed to a proper place and buried according
to law. 1 have been informed that the
mayor and stress impostor have ben both
notified ot the •.sane11 being allowed to re-
main then, but have token no eines as yet.
Will the proper authorities act in tb
matter at oee, and oblige • reediest of the
N s it. H I:mtu, yp,
COUNTY COURT.
TS. Wl.d•.p a Wm
Refer, 111. teenier Judge Tome,
Currie v. Lncknow holism
i
.gl.ge0is constr*Mos
io. of • oroto t
e 0. s
the village of l,ucknow. Garrow, Q C., for
plff. P. A. Maloorn.rm for deft.. The jury
returned a verdict of 11200 for plff.
Scott v- Geary Action for pries of •a
scram. .1. 1'. Carrow and F. S. Hays for
pld.: R H. Caine for deft. .lury return
ed with verdant for deft.
AUCTION SALES.
All parties gestlmg their sat. Mlle unsure as
this oHeawell Rave • hes adios iassmd
in this Inn us to this time of saki
•tt'asnar, It.o. Nota. Auction sale of
farm stook no premises of Mrs. .1. .1. Sulli-
van, near Listed, on Thursday, 1,oe NOM
at 1 .'cloak r. r, .Sohn Gnfhn, auctioneer.
Saes&Dar, Sha 22. hoe tee sale of
valuable household (.rioters no Saturday.
T).e 22md, at 1 tielosk r. u. , at the residence
.f W. W. Y&eViedir, Helene .t, 0e11r At,
George's oh.reh. John Kser,•uetioneer.
San Ras t, Tho. Ziad. -Ascii°. sale ef
dry good., olotiii.g. Outten, harness, Meow
bold furniture, me., at 1 r. is, at lined ,s
new emotion rooms, Hamftton-s. T. Gundry
•met,
reins V, Sha 211. Assuan sale of fares
Meek and implements on lot l0,co. 4,tiede,
richtp, known as Hisok'srop.ret. 1 msloe bon (.dermli at 1 r r. pie KNt, 1...
Meow
1s. Bedeea 4..111..
i ~ feed chat her little sass ars improved
mare by the pt.a.ast laxative, Av@ap M
Mgr, who 1. aimed of the lerative elm .f
• pantie mem* Mae by say .Mer, ad
that M is mere aomplablo Mem Usil
drew tree .lit lied it ie them. Ile
Burundi Meana Sewn h Jen
LOCAL BRIEFS.
F. Beatty arrived u. Saturday with a err•
lead of beseehes from Deists.
Re.. Jos. Edge wall weepy rte owe pul-
pit siert Seaday, sio ays sad eves'sg.
Geo. Thomson will @apply you with any
make of paao yuu mar require. tall ea
lie, and get souk iwtt.,m pra.es.
Rev due. Edge will address the ":Doped
'Teuiperauw u.eeting is the. Temperance
Heti neat Sunday afternuoslat 111 o.J,, k.
UI are auvped
Ilarper d Lee anooueos • b'e soap in ail
vee ware .t 10 below cars. They are going
out of this lino and everything must go.
Just the thiug ler Xmas Preesots.
The hand concert on Tueatay evewi0q saw
• Jerre turnout. W. Mcleod. of Sealorth,
was the drawing card of for evening, and
was assured by the beet lime! talent.
Try she Pearl steam laundry. Leave
y.•'ir washing at our store before Tuesday
noun and it will return the following Friday.
Work .Ione tint clews. A. ... SIuLem,
rgo.•ot. 2t
Kev. kyr. Milk, ot l.ueknow, occupied
the pulpit of North -et. Meth..lut church,
niorning and evening, last S.►hsth. He
•leru addressed the trammel Tempersnce
11 eating is aha Temperan:•e Hall in the
all.ruoou.
sturdy Uro. have been having quit* •
tea party of I•te, and resale ruetometa with
steaming hot " cups " of "Salad*" &t their
store o. the Square. Many pedestruw
had •v
. •ailed themselves ot the a W.rtubit
p 1
thus •d.,rded to sample Sturdy F.nr'. tea.
Rheumatism lured in a Stay. South
American Rheumatic' Cure, for rheumatism
and oeursyia, radically cairn in one to
three days. Its action upou the system is
remarkable and rtyetenoas. It removes at
.w.: the cause obit the di.,a.e tmmediat.•ly
disappears. The tint dose crewtly besrttu.
7t. cents. SO!d ht- James Hells.., druggist.
.. Moon to Horsemen. line bottle of
F.Rluh Spevm Liniment •ompletrly re-
moved • curb from n,y horse. 1 take pleas-
ure In recommending the remedy. ea it acts
with mysterious promptoew in the removal
from horses of hard,aoft or calloused lumps,
blood .patio, splints, curio, *weeny, stifles
and sprain,. George hoot', fernier, Mark-
ham, Ont. Sohl by ,las. Wilma
Heart Messes Keneved m a0 Mints.es.
lir. Agnew'. (-urs for the Heart etrm per -
feet relief to all oases of a organic or Sympa-
thetic Heart I►i..... is 30 mioutee, and
speedily effect* a cure. It is • peerle.s
remedy for Pal pitation, Shortnano, Itree th,
Smnotbenner Spells, Pain in I.ett Side aid all
symptom. of • Iemea.ed Heart. One dose
convince".. Sold by .lance. 1Viiaon.
Relief in Sit Hour..-I•atressiag kidney
and bladder diseases reliesod ie Er hours
by the Greet South American kidney t'ure
This new remedy is • greet surmise and -le
light on &amulet of ite exceeding promptneee
In rehe.ing pail in the nimbler, kidneys,
hack and every part of the urinary passages
male or female. It relieves retention of
water and pain 10 ps.siog it almost int
mediately. 1f you want quick relief this le
your remedy. Sold by .Sohn Davis, drug
gin.
BAYFIELD.
1y►:t.rsnct, Ili'.. 1 •.
I -m'. "'taol,c• arrived home from Toronto,
this week.
Frank Keegan ret-irned home from ('leve -
land, thio, last week.
H. Wamsley was visiting friends last
week at Grand Bead.
Jas. Thompson will soon have his house
completed on Main .t.
lir. Stuart, of Toronto, was the guest of
Mn. 1►r. Sunbury last week.
G. H. Heweoo, was to Toronto lest week
purchasing has Christmas goods.
Roht. Rowatt intends moving tomorrow
tete, his new shop on the S., .arc.
1f you want an (overcoat, fur coat or suit
of clothes, get Armstrong's prices.
W. E. Johnston arrived home lest week
from Milton, N. I►•kata, looking hale and
hearty.
Mia Maggie F:resin, •ccompaaied by her
cousin, arrived home this week for Christ-
mas holidays.
The Salvation Army intends holding •
oescort on Christmas evening. hoed music
In attendance.
e)e Thursday, Dec. 27th. the Episcopal
Sabbath .cbeol intends holding their 1'hrist-
isa. entertainment Admission 10c. and
1.5c.
On Tuesday evening last en enjoyable
time was spent at the residence of Jobe
Morgue, J. g'., when has daughter, Linen,
was promoted with a well -411.1 purse by the
members of the Methodist ch.reh for her
services for the past year.
UUNOANNON.
Sorts The Iora1 agency In 1►.rg•aans
ter T.■ tlwsai, is at the Wise of J. G. Ward,
J.P.. ooeveysosr, i.e., mite will receive or-
ders for eatiserlptle.s, adver ts's..ea }N
work. sad le anthon..d to give receipts ter
ailments pall for the dams.
Yon,Ar, iter+. 17.
DiT rsiu. Cut sc.- Os Indy, the '.!1.t,
Div -Mimi Court will he held.
t ..IT.rg. Geo. Powell, of Blyth, general
dealer in produce, was the guess of Wm.
Morrow this week.
\otwitb,tandiag .enter out." "removal
sale," "baryain day." etc., Armstrong's
Prices costume to be th. lowest.
RETURNED HOWL --Yrs. Rowers, who
has been on an esteod.d rum to relatives at
Mt. Mama, out.. arrived ho... nn Monday
evening last.
A.rfns.T. baring last weak, as Dona1d
YoNeytns and his mother were during to
4)usga..o., they were throws ret of the
'chick sod slightly ininred. We hope they
will sees recover.
Yates or FAIRER. Merin, NYC Hernias,
Ir., had IMae Hamha, jr., ha.s resent!♦
disposed of their firms, the former to nom.
MaaMktoe, the latter te Rob. Fit,ger•1d,
all of Ashfield township.
n.esum• sr.. -Chs Sabbath Res. W.
W. Lath, of Hayfield circuit, *emptied ems
pulpit of the Method.t'buret beth moraine
wad eves'sg. 11e spoke en the origin of
Methodism and o• missionary work.
Es site. 1'1 Ass T... Msehanies' loam
Ube evening -IW, whteh has rewasly bees
sommeseed is being fancy well psrrseleed
It would he wee @a the pan of all the
�eang w
*he cos &veil themselves of the
42.5.41 to he derived from it to iota the
class.
('IIIIITwa• Arr&sA, MINS. Rn our sett,
Clristmas, with its eimal .reed..g. fedi'
Must, do, will be ushered l., sad i. view
M whki nor ••ereb•ate, grows, eiethier,
r able ail haery establishments beteg hers -
laud wi a imitable Broods Is tbetr reepeelse
Ibis far Christmas, leek osier &ttiscu'e.
Rtsy.ava r 1 r■ 1 T As entereatan est
sailer the asepleee of the 4..f
she M.ebedlet Mere& will b. ►std Is the
Merck es NOW I'nur'e ereniag. An ot-
mikes preemie is hsisg prepared M the
*Balston. All who TWA es es *0.
55115 will bare
Mediae th..5tertaimame. AS are eesM
sr4l-
s11y leviteiL PsrehuMr- is elle mark
renew
weal
i _ sale rim ''
sfig -r-a2*
awakes nils
. am. efay. hogs Mem IlrunM'►-I
1:'VTR.1NOl
of disrsee--pun' blood or an active
liver. How csgllaineil % The circu-
lation a 1 t1,.• blood is the great high-
way over whit's the g.•rms ..f disease
travel, the liver is the qyuarantine
through whose gate any -dryad di.-
ea.s• may /,r may not pass, as the
liver chooses.
.Iris you watchful" Is your blood
in order and your liver active. sit as
to repel disease? 1f not, _v•••i will
find u, 1)r. I ieree's (:olden 'IIt•dical
)'
1 escovr just t the help tit
rY 1 P
you need.
y
It comes to your /assistance Wheel
you Zeit a 1ia•h warninge of impure
and inactive liver, As pimpke,
boils or carbuncles; or a feeling of
Lassitude, weakness and despondency.
%%'lien your desh is, front any rause,
•• reduced l.e ow a healthy standard,"
you've unlh' to take the" i)iseover'y,"
which will set all the organs into
c iguroua action and builds up both
th•.h aey"1 strength. Avoid nauseous
preparitiuus of Cod Iis.•r oil. They
add j'4l, but not wholesome jltslt of
lieu by tissue.
stock wok plater on the premises of Wm.
Vare•.e, Asntietd. The day keiug very is
elrmebt, did not materially deter our
popular auctioneee..beeph Malloogh, from
doing good work end maku.g profitable
sales of the articles and stock. it is pro-
noumee,l to have "sen • first clam sale.
't.sn,e of Collet 11.. Oa Saturday of
last week the municipal father• of the n.o
nt-
.•ipaltt y .,f t1 est N awanoeh filet arond'sg
to statute in the town hall. A11 the mem-
here present As it was the last genital
tures tom for 1's 4 e greet deal of municipal
wort, in w,m:itag up was trane.•tml. Fur-
ther
urther partt.ulan, of weo•n work may be
seri is the minutes whirl-wtll appear u
due tame. Nomination will be held in the
town hall ou Ni. asst, 1►ec. 31.
1.e. Trate. The lector/ delivered in the
Methodist church here i m Friday e.ani•g
last by key. .1. Edge, of G.deneb, was pro -
soon ed by all who had the pleasure ,r, be-
rm; prevent w he practical, humorous, edity-
:ug anal very interviewee 'Thr subir't wan
•• An nveotac with Lori. \telntyre at
•.rin..hy Nurse rhe lecture the speaker,
by lti sluaueoe and happy made of deliv-
ery, held the andteuce almost spell bound.
The ,'hoar .rid •x.•ellent eervi a in rendering
•evert; rppropnsie selectmen.
Hou►. Mr. and Mot Holman, of
I •akota, arrived here the early pert ot last
week, on • ',salt to Mrs Holman'. former
home. We regret to state that Mrs. Hol-
man u eomewbat in del,cate health. We
hope that the charge of climate and locality,
as also hose under the care of her mother
and relative., may have a ealutory in-
fluear. in her restoration t , health. Mas.
Mary Ievolsoo, who has been os s lemgth-
imed vise to her sister and relatives in
Dakota, came home with Mrs. Holman,
and we are pleased to see her look well and
vigorous.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS
Tns MiTnolitat Ma:utas. -The Discern
ber number of this Magl117.10. completes its
twentieth year and fortieth volume. It has
thus reached a greater age than that attain
ed by any other ('•a•dian m•ra,ne.
Amon the contents of this number are the
closing ibluetrste.d article of the Editor'.
" Tent life in Palestine," one an '• New
Japan," " A bay to the (ateno Inettteuon
for the Blind, Brantford,- and a number of
other prapbic arueles. This maevtae enters
upoatte twenty first rear with• longstndefor-
ward. it will be enl•rred in Size, improv.
.i in character, said willpr.•ent the erosi-
on programme yet offrad. AmoD its at.
tractive features will be copiously illustrat-
ed artistes en " Our a )non Coaotry'.. .5
" Y.very. Dy Life in Palestine," the latter
throwing much light o. Bible topica
"• Rooked s Keys of F:mpire ; Gihraltar,
Malta, t'ypres." eta. ; papers on life an
"&radian asylums, hospitals, &o4 ether
moist topics : Sketches of travel : M.racter
studies : popular wtsnos papers ; miosio.ary
sketches serial and Short stones, aid other
features of interest. Among its o.atrih►-
ers for IR9.5 are Prof. Goldwin Smttb, Drs.
Daniel (-l•rke and E A. Stafford, of t►.
Toronto Asylum for the Inca.., i)r. F. R.
Eccles, I.00doo, Ont., Yrs. 7.. Carma•,
Prof. A. P Coleman, Ph. D., Prof.
Revisor, Prof. Tracy, Pref there, Pref.
Wallace, Principal Shaw, Annie Bona, Yrs.
Melon Campbell, Rishop Warton sed ewy
others.
Seaforth Poem Till, of ths firm al fill ik
Spears is lata up with typhoid fewer
R Hlawaaeh Yr. and Yrs. P•ttererm
and W. .lane Taylor lett this week for
Kamm their fellers ntrane.
Loadeeboro : Tb SSSti@a men here killed
two wakes @a Tuesday : they wan quite
lively and getting round as thougi it was
' Print
Word was received h.,•
that • eon of Thos. Jordan, of the 10th osis.,
S all formerly sear H•Imesville, heal died is
the !sodas Asylum : he was buried there
Winehom Jobs McCurdy. &s employes
of the Standard furniture factory, got one
of his hands pretty badly lacerated in •has
plane, at whish he was workless, sue day
Lately.
Rrowb Two of the recant tote on
Turaberry street bets.•n the bridge sod
Mall strut were sold last week ay the
t.uny Treasurer for tares. TL.v were
��b�o,osuppgs�h•t�s by Y. Silber, Inerety Reeve of
IJ.,Jeriah~ 054 lawyer Hays, of
The greatest papas 1a (heat 4ritaii sad
the I'sited Attlee freely sekswl.d . th•
wmodarful mama of the Fainly Herald sod
Weekly Star. M@atreaL The Family
Herald is • tmst sewhp•psr •d • great
family ptap.. bat it is mese Mae Nat, i1 is
sae e/ ab, glbaaost authorities m the wand
an ohms. borers, gpm.sl dairying. sad
gemossi IssaN.g. esu • pnpesel.., .p -to
data fa.'.. sae Se wlmeee as Pima,
1E.e.Id and Weekly Mar el 1leataatl
Mid. Wised. ts .ada.h.iL
1
Sensible Suggestions.
WHAT SHALL I GIVE ?
HERE'S WHAT
Stoic' things that will be appreciated, at prices in keeping
with, the 1►te%ailing spirit of economy
1-11S.NDKERCHIEFS
Always on the Christmas List : they're never out of plus•.
)ur prices rail,, from 21 e. t:. 1 50. We never had such a varied as-
stirtu ent, never .ueh value. .lu0t think of : pure silk Haudkerehiefs,
with embroidered edge, for 2.1c , a heavy, large size, pure ,ilk Hand-
kerchief, in white, erenm,or cardinal, fur 30e. These give an idea .,f
values. You must see the St(tek to appreciate the assortment.
TIES
In Ladies Tie,. we have a big range of price. Among eh. -
prettiest are a pure silk Jalapese, hent-stiteliett-h•tt.1-embroidered, fur
25c., a !tare silk Japanese, with fringe ends, for 25c- . a beautifully
embroidered Chiffon at :t:cc. In Mens Ties we have a large variety -
All silk 4-art-hanJ. for lib• Silk hnuts, 2 for 25c.; usual Mk dualities
for tic. Souse new and pretty patterns, especially fur Christina* trade
GLOVES
You can't gt•t .nothing that will be more apprecialtsl, or
will give better return for the stoney than a pair of good Kid Gluons.
1n this line the hest. i. nearly .always the cheapest. Perrin's are the
best ---no question about it. they afford the retailer the smallest mar-
gin of any kid (:love ult the .darkest : but they give the purchaser
satisfaetion---they're warrante'0 to. We'll replace any pair that dloesn't.
Couldn't ask more thlit tl i., could you ' ' Bourbon is a 4 -button,
(IE,\1'1NF: FBENI'H kit,, at 31. Bretagne" is • 7-atu4l, lace hook, at
$1.25. In both these lin.•. we have all new tuts, browns and black.
The '• Combination is s 'black or tan (Bove, with, colored facing,
stitching and large' butt 11. to match makingvery pretty effects.
We have also new rotor• in cheaper Gloves:
Regular 75c. ()loves for 50c.
$1.00 . ` . -.- ", 75e.
in Mens (atives-wee have the biggest range and the hest values.
We buy these goods from the makers, ani are therefore able to glt'.-
you the right goods at the inside price.
FURS
A Fur t'ap,'I Mutt• 11.1 St.mn Collar, a Fur Cape ur Coat -
any of these 'Would be very acceptable. If .you want the rock-bottunt
prier, curse G) Us. W.- •guarantee• every piece .►f Fur to be as re me -
vented Our stock is all of this sea'o,ft's manufacture. Pretty M.
and 11.um• for t'tiildreu, in Whites and Flinch Grey.
t ►thrr lines, appropriate RIO t ..dol, which we have not ti , •,.
spat'.• to more than mention, uqd which tin be bought with & lyantlt;;.
from u. -Table Napkins, Shawls, I'tularellas, Dress Material.. Slip-
pers t )vereonte, Suspcndrrs, Cashmere Mufflers, Mantles. and •-.. rn
thing usually formd in a first-class outfitting stale'
VWSintRinJ\4us1�9 ooeFvice
EVERYTHING TO WEAR
Everything Goes
1T THF. 1:IIF:.1T
DISSOLUTION OF !4RTRSIIIP SAIF
Ii1BASER & PORTER's
from this date, DEC. 13th, to JAN. 1st, 1395.
It is hard on our competitory, but we can't help it.
Only three more weeks, but they will be record breakers.
1'rofite are entirely out of the question.
Xmas Booklets, 50e., sale price. Sic.
Xmas Booklets, 20c„ 25e., and 3Se,, 'sale price, 10c.
S naw Cards almost given away.
An elegant line of -Presentation Calendars for 1895.
The wonderful Moon Mirrors that everybody makes a leader of
for 25e., our price 20c.
All linea of Picture Frames al same reduclions. .
Children's Toy Books, 5Oc. and 60c., sale price 25c. and 35e -
Children's Toy Books, 20c., sale price IOc.
Children's Dolls and (lanes at great reductions.
Boys' Own Annual -1894, $1.65.
Girls' "
Sunday at Home
Leisure Hour
('liatterbox
Crepe Tissue Paper, all shades, 15e. per Roll.
Fancy Glove and Handkerchief boxes, Toilet and Perfnme Bottles•
Jewel Boxes Manicure Setts, Shaving Setts, Celluloid Photo Albums,
Whisk Holders, latest Novelties in White Metal Goods, Match Boxes,
Pin Cushions, etc., and many other Novelties suitable for CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS,
Our X-mas stock of Bibles
to hand:They Wilt r_
sold at Sale Prices.
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