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ear Uatikes ts_ tall Pests of
W comma& commaasp reser led.
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HALty.tt, N. f1„ Jan 4.-A11 hotnaie
that earth oat bestow has been t..id tut e
mortal rw,uaiyl
(atmeda'• late Prrnur
ead t b"dy w+M lestamlay committee to
Be ,rare the newt lees at St. Mary'. l'at bel rel
dorm lir beard t Maly Impn•.arr over
manor heard
or Cha' and were a titti.g
termBritain wider the
held in Great
e direction of queen ani
Imperial Gotegsg...t The day was beati-
tifully title. Mellifileletateryearly hour the
principal choke,,, of the CI' 1 were
tbr. ngwd with tele atrugghng to gain
Paiute o1 vantage demi the route and it
puri We W cattail" a view of the ;.rosy..
riots.
The remains Were removed from the
Legislative ('wuaall Chamber at .i o'th"-h
and taken in • IttNwted coffin sleigh t .
M Mary's Cathedral, where it t.:e. met h.
Hee. 1►r Murphy and Father Moriority in
,rel.. and arm. Rev. Dr. Murphy real tie
'sal se. Yonne littadam. Deus. and auprrui
teiulet Use Nadas et the easket on the
catafalque, which lis playd just at the foot
of t hr grrutd MOW at the cathedral Tb.
item b watch ?roW &1111 to IRON w.ic kept by
the priests o1 St. ) y's,
Lady Thomp.om'e ?Lally and the chief
mourners arrived at the cathedral at 11.:1
and were adlmNbed tit vygle • :, side chapel. I
The party 111111111110111 Lady Thompson, lee
two sons bald glealadatiaghters. John Pugh
i Land t Tho eti
Ch
(Meter a
of the
Lade
and his daughter.
Igra. Ju., Chisholm
pion 11: Sinter leu*.
+ Clarity Saler a.trr ret
11rlt l % D. Poirtigrr. sul.erin
tendeut tel innid. I%r.-.1. 'art et
And oe . at Lady Thomason;
in St i11
all the
G• hollc
0111ntigomier.
Names and funeral eer-it•e
t1 w -m conducted web
gall splendour ort the Homan
lliah.q. ('anieniu, of
fib celebrant. and Arch
bi•bop O'Brien. of Halifax. the pn•a•her
They were a@sitad by a staff of de•aer.t.-
and sub-deaooms. At ten i. elock lei. t;ru r
.1r hb►atop O'Brien entree.' with h:-
wiliater.aad took his ,.rat on the threw t
THE SIGNAL : GODZBIQB, ONT.. THURSDAY. JAN 17, 1896.
OWN Asaw.t.g Mils.
A pews of eore guise* recently offered for
the most •musing ball Ins beau awarded for
the foltoweg specimen
A sermon pulitiorao, lately ooademalae
the I:oyerament for their retool policy, ose•
corning the income Ms is reported to have
..id •' 'rb.y'h keep outuag the wool off
the sheep that lays the video .g.( until
they pump at dry
Below ere wine of the best compositions
Mut ea
tatra:t from • speech mad. at • *.esti.,
to promote total abettors*, " The alert-
' one work will osier be acte.nph.hed until
j the good skip '1'.utperaar shall sail trom
one sad '.1 ib. Lod to the other, and with •
cry of ' Victory "' at each sup she takes
111811 pleat her leader ea every city, town
mad wattage In the Darted Klugdout.
Au 'embitters in the midst of • tirade
against landlords and capitalism, declared
that if thew men were leaded on an nate
h•tnted itis.1 they wuufae't be there hall
•n hour before they would have them head.
so .he pockets et 10e naked rvvagee.
tiely • few weeks poo, • lecturer at • big
meeting gave utterance to the following
" Ail ahn.g the untreddest paths of the future
we can me the hidden footprint• elan un -
sem heed."
e purree the shadow. the bubble hunts,
and leases the ashes in our hands
1 •00 of the reg.lettoos of the %Vest I:u.toa
Kreiger t'ompany reeds
" And the said proprietors .hall meet an.
D ually on the hrst 1 hureday in •Iuoe, prv-
vided the same does not fall oo wnday.
An orator et one of the university unions
bore of the palm of merit when he declared
that •' the British Iioo, whether it n roam -
mg the deserts of Indra or c:tmb:ng the
forests of t'uada, will out draw to its horns
nor re: ire 1a10rt*esti"
• s washes 4 'libber.
Nlany years .Ko the husband of u nld
lady died without making his will, for the
want lit which necessary precaution au
e state would hese passed away from hie
widow had she nut resorted to the following
expedient to .vert the loss of liet property
Mae contested the death of her husband and
prevailed oo an old attester, her neighbor,
who was in person somewhat like the de
mimed, to go to bed et her house and per-
sonate
ersonate him, in which character it was agreed
Mat he should dictate • will leaving the
widow the estate so euestioo. An attorney
was sent to drew up the writings.
The widow, who on his arnval appeared
to great .tllrction over her good mane
danger, began to ask questions of the pre-
tended husband calculating to elicit the
ao.wen.he etpeeted ad desired.
The cobbler groaned aloud. and Medial
as much like • person going to give up the
ghost as possible, feebly answered
" t Intend 10 leave you half my estate,
and I think the p.r-r aid shoemaker who
lives opp•aite is deserving the other half,for
he has always teen • good neighbor.'.
The widow was thunderstruck at receiy-
log a reply so different from that which she
expected, hut Man m negative the
cobbler's will for fear of lcatog the whole of
the property ; while the old rogue in bed.
who was himself the poor old shoemaker
Ityav opposite,. laughed in his sleeve, and
divided with' her the traits of • project
Um widow had intended for her sole benefit.
fila s e a rwrpo.e,
g man have • purpose 10 your heart.
.New, .what is your purpose is life Is it
that, under all circumstances you will do
what you think is right. 1.r is it to become
rich et the expense of prin.tpie and right.
flee first purpose you should have w to oars
or yourself. 1 oung men now • days don't
on the gospel ads of the altar Ilishul
Cameron with his attendant. .it on the
,'ald.tool near the epistle aide t the altar
lrrhltlshop O'Brien preat•ht'.l an im
pre.,sive sermon from the text : " Having
then conversed with you from my mouth
until this day, behold. herr 1 am. Speak
.4 me Before the Lord and before Hie
:.u..ipted, whether i hare taken any man',
ex or rise, if I have wronged any man. if I
h.ivt' oppressed any can. if I have taken a
bribe at any man's band, and I will tie -
epees it thl, day. and will teatime it to you.
end they said : Thou has not wronged us
.or ol.preaaed us, nor taken aught at any
swan's hand."
At the conclusion of the +ervice the
twain was borne to the funeral car. stand
ing at the main 'lathed ral entracte, 00
Spring Garden road. It w*. detilledly
striking in appeaamser. The dark diapers
hanging about the aides abnoat conte*lel
the wheels of tie car. Thick tit .'l,
dangled at the cora re and therich dr*per)
was caught up with silver case In the
centre of the car waa the bier, on orbleb
the toff{n rested. and over all at a heiuh•
of eoglit feet wase largo canopy. •nppertr.t
on ',lumps orf black and silver, and sur
ntounteil with pinnies and crown. Thr
funeral cortege then proceeded to Holy
Crum cemetery wren the interment tool
place.
The procession extended over a mil?, in
iengtb. As tb• oortmee ninyed through
the streets it was all [lost imposing ant'
wonderful sight ever ed in Halifax, •ho
and will iter be remembered by those «le th
tow it. Bishop Cameron. of Artiguuiat* war
aooducted the services at the grave. Af
It took the proosesion half an hour t.. pd,. sid
r given point It seas Ire minor., pa..? em
111100 when it start.dend liftmen minute. him
past rine when 11 iusaks•d the cemetery- I ,11
There were 00 mat/lyes In the prucemion . the
The arch at South Park street entrance t the
the cemetery of the Holy CMOGS is 31i feet do
high, and the design and work are very- 6e.
neat. It is covered in black cloth and ib.
pmeet% are let In, do gold, In moulding, fail
Over the entr5•ee a the word "Pax"
Ipe»cea The lot on which vault is situated
le
w*. crowded by m. ag's Boatmen!
of KI r' `t
axe
with. fixed bayonets• Seven of the r,.
lent lo
nn police walked In the procession
LordLordAberdeen walked atone, Immediate- ,,,h
Iy after the chief mourners, followed by lir wax General rand ax TM pall -hearer.
were the Caleietet Nw lnietewith the
except inn of SirM.ckeseks Sewell. who f, T
and ill. anti Meagre Caron aAnger., wh.e hu
arenut in the slty. T'temaisr Howell del
not et tend either weeks at cathedral .,r ate
tuners!. being onme.td ole the home Ira
venoms elekae. t tog
.ad when the body is wrecked they hobble
through life, making everybody about them
memorable, Find out what diet best agrees
with you, anti adhere to it. Daniel began
by .bsteining ficin wine. This would be a
good start for you, young mar.
Next take care of your intellect. study,
if you have intellect -there are some young
men who dont know wl ether h y have any
or not improve it. Many bard worked
men have mewed profound education■
'.y beteg studious during small intervals of
leisure. Get an hour a day, if you can get
00 more. Devote half 01 it to the study of
the Bible, and divide the other thirty mea-
nies, nay m
y between astronomy, botany sad
geology. Iio this one year and you will be
.urpruied at what you haveaceompluhed.
Then take care of your manners The
manners of Canadians are degenerating
There was a time when • young man would
not offend a young lady by podia, cigar
smoke into her fate. Now 1 see it done on
the horse -oars every dor imitate the
@wseteese 01 Denial. Be rabble. suave,
0ourteoue and kind. Never utter •
Iboughrleu word that will pais. elanin
life with the princip., "I'll be • gentleman,
eaote what will. "
A Sear In • Meek .f tee,
" While at Birch 5'reek, in Alaska, said
,.
Mr oberlander, 1 was informed of the
discovery of • wonderful cave by • miner
named Schumann. 1 was unable to visit
the cave, which u located about forty miles
ve M•eterdan I'reek . Schumann states
at hu cave i. eighty feet in length. and
des (rem four to seventy fest in width.
ter satenng through • small aperture,the
es of which ars composed of granite, one
ergee into • solid ice chamber, from which
g numerous stale -Mites, rliate,ing like
ver. Schumann was surprised to find
t them were a number of air currents In
care, the source of which he could not
termrne. At one side he found • black
✓ witting partly upright. The .irht of
animas' shamed him greatly at first, bra
ns
ing to detect any sigof life, he ap-
hed it mod found that the bear was
red stiff in a block of ice. He took his
sad chopped • pesos off the animal.
king op porticoe h. found that it orumbl-
e r his tomb. Sender eaves, some large,
ors .mall, have been discovered shout
rch ('reek."
Estreosely fiswll.
ho barber, who always dresses ladies'
r at their homes, was staving • csatoner
his shop, and, of courts, talking.
' 1 like this kind of work better than fix -
the ladies' hair," be said.
►bemstivapbs is weriemoa.
A curiwappleat'em et tits phonograph
to watches has bun evade recently by •
watohstrker at Gelite•a. Sw'ttm.rlasd, en
whose repeatl.g +Neese the hal is replee•d
W • armlet dek of esleemssd lather lees
the two anthem ie altimeter. epee which
phgnepwphis Mage _L..-. SR to • eer-
tal'series of spkem•es spicily to
papaw The papawep a. .5,0151 gnat
seer thaws NON SUMS dm weed loomefty
le tell the rsmsa, •s-1 even. whew de-irel
..ad me ftitOgl ten awakes the •levee, tt
hue been beseneerwted
ridlesnriellenet
_'r
lb* testa
Nr sIM U shear mod
mew t.Mh • dismal dant
fM yes.. w.••
448 ef
..re epee e
the I i.e.*
stem t • 1 et
" i shouldn't thiak so," repled the cus-
tomer.
" Well, I do. Von see, sir, the ladies are
se pretender and hmnky, and one i've got
is so modest that she makes tee tired."
" Modesty is wowee'e greatest shares,"
sold the customer eeeteation.I'.
" \.'t when they overdo it. like ties one
dere Why, sir, would you hlione it, when
1 vwdewn to it her np. she always tomes
in with • rabic cloth wrapped ennead ber
bred, hecad.e, as she says, she cadet bow
the thought of me leakier •t her hair wise,
it met drowsed. Now, what do vou thi.k
e( that
B!. Rye.
Terrn.te Camera Tit, u*,
At Aakab.st, Tarkewan. the orales
had alwttat disappeared, and the event
wan orlebratcd with much rejoicing an
the antilversary of the emperor's name
day. The governor gave a dinner, to
which be invited a numerous company,
and the various regiments were granted
estra rations that they might rejoice on
the oeeasion.
The day. which began so at.ploiottsly
amid general rejolcltlg, was destined to
have au eudtng without a parallel in
history.
Of the numerous guests who attended
the dinner toehalf tired within 34
bourn. Aiuilitare baldof about 50 men
who played dmrtug that fatal dimer
lost 40 of their number with cholera,
and only lm of the Tura• reached camp
that night. One regiment lout half of
it* int'u turd run, 4)Meat111 one the sun
*tate th.• following morning, and within
ds biers 1,300 p.,.ple diel with cholera.
The cause of the uutbrwak was clear-
ly tra•el to a amall stream of water
which supplied the town. Four days
liner lonely t ler uuthorititeo were informed
that cholera had broken out at a small
Turkotnalt viIiogtl situat d to the banks
of this stn•:un about four miles above
Aakahad. The inhabitanta of this vil-
lage were ordered to mope their tents
several mile's lock on the hill., which
they didL
on the day before the reappearance
of the cholera at Aakahat a very henry
rainstorm occurred. which washed the
Lank. of the river and swept refuse ar01
other matter from the abandoned villager.
into the stream, and this matter wait
carried by the water into the city and
distribntel tie all part* of the town by
the 'lumen els oven canal. through
which the inhabit:lits were supplied
with water. It wits this euutttninat-d
water which canard the reappearance of
the epidemic and the frightful mortality
which followed. —.Sanitary Era
TM etweet Tooth.
In moat l'aw's where we find consid-
erable quantities of sugar conspicuously
wawa•.( in any part of a plant organism
the sweet juice is planed there .in pur-
pose to be eaten. In comparatively
small n awel it is stirred in flowers or
elsewhere for the' use of insects. In
larger amounts it is mored in fruits for
the use of birds and mammals. Aunt 1t
is these eonspicuots storehouses of 1111
tide sugar that *tan in the first lustane.
began t.. seize upon for his own par -
poem. Himself a descendant of the -
fruit eating monkeys, he has alwayii re-
wained t., a great extent a fruit eater.
In the teepees to this day he subsists
largely arm plantains, bananas, man.
goes, bread fruit and ('.wo*nut., thought
he also d••p.'uds to no small degree upon
subterranean storehouses .1 starch or
sugar, such an yams and sweet potato i.
10 temperate climates, oat this other
hand, he derives his food more from
se'e'd: than from fruit. Wheat, rye,
maize, barley, .tats, rine and millets form
the staple of his diet, while his prit.-
cipal subterranean food. the potato.,
starchy, not sugary. Accordingly his in-
herited sweet tooth feels the nevi for
sugar—a need which he ham endeavored
from :AI tiwe to satisfy, espeeially in
youth, with drier) fruits. figs. raisin.
and other like device's_—Cotnhill Maga-
x1DO-
An Odd Time gdlteelal,
Regarding the reading of the Decla-
ration.of Independence. says the Balti-
more American, the Maryland Journal
and baltimore Advertiser—now the
ltaltimore. American—in an editorial of
July 3I, 1;N. say,.
"on Monday lam, at I2 o'clock, the
Declaration o1 Independence was pro-
claimed at the courthouse in this tower
at tho head ..f the independent and ar-
tillery companies. to the great joy and
satisfaction of the audience, with a dis-
charge of cannon, etc., and univer.ai
acclamations for the prosperity of the
free United States. In the evening the
effigy, r'eprtwenting the king of Great
Ilritain, waa+carted through the town to
the n, small mirth of the numerous
spectators, aftertrard thrown into a fire
made for Thus may it
fare with all
The I4Nekiw.m7espoken .r 'ba•e.t ear,'.
A well.known hterateur not long ago
delivered • lecture before • Buffalo club.
and in the worm of his tale he had occasion
to quote Shakespeare's hoes about • .*easy
lies the head that wears • crown," etc. Aa
the coocluaion of hie address he was
preached by • Ncotehman who expressed I*
pleasure at the talk, but took oecaeion to
say that his approbation of Shakespeare was
°sly limited.
There's that bit you said about uneasy
heads and crowns i dinna like 1t. it's
muck', foolish. Now our Robbie Burne
would no ha' writ such .tuff,"
The lecturer was • little surprised, but
Umpired politely why the Scot thought es
be did.
" Oh," asid the ecotchman, " then'. Da
• maw in Scotland king • r anybody else,
me foolish as to go to bed ori' • crow. on.
Any mon re esus wed bass It over • chair
before termite I.
ewer-P.Hl..lee.
'timeliness ie a virtue, no doubt, but lake
other v,rtoes, it may be earned to • vicious
eteeaa So it bappaned with an old 6aher•
mae m Nartle, Devon, who made it one of
the chid sods of hie life to keep his beat
immaeolate.
(/o ons omission a gentleman had hired
him te tike himself and • young lady out
for e■ •ftersone'e fishing. The beat amid
not be brought near enough to the @bore for
them to stop In . so the hold sailor removed
hie Moos and stockings, aed taking the
young lady In he aver, was aherot to de-
posit kor ea heard when he caught fight of
mom mod a her pretty pair of @hoes
ia.ta.tly he cropped and dipped hoth her
feet rep lit Lbw ashlar in the sea. paadli.g
them Mel str t sed forward in spite of the
remote of the ewrer. His may remark as
be fleally pot her en heard was •
• Mem yen, miss, salt "star woes she
per the mottles"
Walton The Royer Hotel has been meld,
dewM.K nen hal
K the pwrelrwr.
" Da yen Orifi get foreign subsumes is Ihsfer•tk Prod Clarkson has esceeuf 11y
Yew .7.,alliker peened hie .ta..fnat$nn5 at the Norma
" Nes ey wiAsAsat use a duke read esse s.kiw.lbasher te
thaw quiditti.g kin tar • basher an entirey pb
A LITTLE OF EVERrTriNG.
The deeded
By &abeam lttarve, the," Peet Butcher."
The aosi•1 World "' it, what • world at
se
When full grown w out aspen to " the
ttertr . "
l'otdlio., wait. or what yea will, and win
Aged *pia mad flop .ad *prowl about like
aaseraen.
I wonder if our t.ture t •rant or Sharma.
As these yo.tbe pass their trate 1. ps5@iag
►e
If eagles ever tame from painted eggs,
Or deem .l arms sucos.d to deeds of lqa
1 know they tel1 us about Waterloo,
How, " Foremost figbtt.g, fell,'. the eve.
plug a Ammer*,
I dea't behove it ; I regard it true
That solders who are .►titin in " the
Laces "
Lees often die of mama t aa of .ancien.
1>encase Tome *tan, you tire ' 10141 name,
Like martins bangs te in the papers.
daily.
1 oat chink it, doubtless, honorable lime,
l'eotemplattag the cheap duuncttun
gaily
A. do*, the mousey tt.e blue -painted tail
he
believes lecunuog to him. 'Tie the same
With men as with the monkeys all their
male
('rave eminence on any kind of poles,
But cynic . barking tribe 't are all agreed
That moukev• upon pules performing
capers
Are aur exalted : they are only treed,
A glory that as kindled by the papers
le trarnient as the phosplore.ca.t vapors
That shire m gras ey mrd@ and are seem,
indeed,
But while the 'eche.' that supply the gas
Are turning into weeds to feed an ass.
ttoe can but wonder sometimes how at feels
to bean ass • beset we beat condignly,
Recauss, like yours, his life is in hu heels,
And he Is Drone to use them unbenignly,
'rhe ladies .bless them'. say you dance
devioety.".
I like et. Vitus' better though, who deals
Hu tees about him with a grace more
tust.
And hope, set for be will, but for he
must.
lieubtlees it gratifies you to observe
F:Ib.wy girl. and adtpoee mammae
All looking adoration as yon swerve
This way and that : but prosperous
tea pat
Laugh is their sleeves at you, and their
ha-has
If heard would somewhat agitate your
nerve.
And dames and maidens who keep you on
their shelves
Don't seem to want a closer ate them-
selves.
Gods ' What a life you live ' by day a
slave
To yuur exacting back and urgent belly :
latent to ears and vigilant to save
By night, attired so slightly and so
smelly,
With countineeoe as luminous es jelly.
Bobbing and bowing ' King of hearts and
knave
1 If diam .red., I'll bet a silver brick
It your brains were trumps you'd never
take a trick.
A. Frea.uteal Baa.
He lived oo thirteen cent* a day
Ten cents for milk and cracker.
(hx oent for dr.ipation gay
And two cents tor tobacco.
And if he embed an extra duh,
He'd take hie pole and catch a fish.
And if his stomach raised • war
'Gaunt his penurious habit,
He'd go and kill a woodchuck or
Assassinate • rabbit.
Abd thus be'd live in sweet content
le fad that never cost a coat.
And, that he might la by in bank
The proceeds of his labor,
He'd happen 'round at meals, the crank,
And dine upon his oeiehbor,
And then he'd eat enough to last
Until another day had pees.d.
He bought Do pantaloons Dor vest,
Nor rich, expensive jacket :
He had one suit --hi, pa's bequest -
He thought would "stand the racket,
He patched it thirty years, 'tie true,
ztnd then declared 'tam good as new.
He mimed but one suit to his back.
And mines cuffs and eollars,
Ile died end left hie nephew Jack
Nine hundred thoussnd dollars '
And .lack he ran this torture" through
And only took • year or tura.
with lrwetw.
1 am resolved ID'ei.ety•6,s
To .wear off cigarettes,
And on the track. as i have done,
I11 make no racing bete.
With poker chips I'll play no more,
i've had rsough of that.
111 take no girl te see the play
%Vho wean too large a hat.
\ I shall not look upon the wine
When it ie deeply red,
Bet "with • suck is it" 171 to:,
My Adam's ale instead.
ie niaety five lam resolyad
To save a goodly sum,
And what it Domes to good bard work
I'm gong to maks thing@ hum.
But thew resolves for ein.ty-bye
Are mads noaditteually.
Aad that is that the rirl 1 love
lees not go back os- me
- 'Toni Mimeo.
Taw •.w.psper farv1r.
The carrier has no E % lot ;
Q r N V not his gold ;
In 1► D labors whim it's hot
Aad when It's 1 C oold.
He cannot (' n amnia to rest
He must "iAtogo •
For N K l: to do his hest
He takes the K (1 know.
W►sa in old A fe has to stop,
1n P (' never d1e•,
Reesnee, 1' I he oan.ot drop
1 oar paper from the skies.
!qarnla Observer.
A. E.pesd.e hide*.
'1 senoke about thirty sigmas a day •
'I believe it, With ewe a IBM you eut
slily meta • stied pmIS Oa ehar."
Sir Penne.
Skis eaatemplatad herself te • minor, and
mowed aloud
The work, tells me,' she sad, 'that mine
is a .trees fens. '
She 5.5115..
'll5 world is right'
She was sew tmeneighly .athgd that the
etsssiee wih& eamOt bee ender Phe mese
ars .Ea awaud tM haat yard, W het me
Weser of its imp«."
auau DUNLOP,
THE CLOTHIER,
has pad retuned freta the cites where
kiss been selecting
111 SPRIIU RDODS.
be
Se has now on hand a Large Line
of the Choicest Goods in the
Market and is prepared to
turn out work in the Beat
Style possible, and at Prices to
suit the fillies -
H. DUNLOP.
OODERTOH
Ste am Boiler Works.
iUTAHLIBHall'Mae
A. S. C H R Y STA L,
8aeceesor to ('Araya! d• Black!
Manufacturers of all kinds of Station
ary Marine, Upright & Tubular
$O=2wtERS,
Salt Patau, Smoke Stacks, Sheet Iron
Works, etc., etc.
Also dealers in Uptight and Horiaeetal tslde
Valve amines .4utomate Cut -OW Mosinee •
p•cWty. All sines of pl • and pipe-gntse
oormantly us- bead. K.tiesa•ee furnished ea
.*ort actio•. Repairing peelsp le attended te,
1112 ly P. O. Hoz 7 Ooderich, Ont.
Works-Omeet• 0. T. H. Station. Ood•rloa
[PLANING MILL.
ESTss1SSNID 115S.
Bucftiiaiis & Byll3s
rs1Uv.orcfa.•
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
i►ealers 1n all kinds of
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
had budder'.' material of every descriptlen
School Furniture a Specialty.
41
IAMOND
INNER
..e_RE PILLS
GO
CONSTIPATION.
6 BILIOUSNESS,
DYS PEPS IA. -
ICK HEADACHE,
EGULATETHE LIVER
ONE PILL AFTER LATINO
INSURES GOOD DIGESTION.
PRICE2S CTS.Tat 1 QOr3 MED ca
MoLEOID'S
SVSTEI KENOVATOR
AXD errata TL.TFD 11133111DIES.
Specific and Anridofe for
Impure, weak and impoverished blood, dys
pepeia, sleeplessness, palpitation of the
heart, liver compliant, neuralgia, loss of
memory, bronchitis, consumption, gall
stones, jaundice, kidney and urinary
diseases, St. Vitus dance, female irreg-
ularities and reneral debility.
LIBORITORT, AODERIEN, ONTARIO
J. M. McLEOD,
Proprietor and Manat•cturer.
McL.00'a stem' Rgteov.Toa can be had
from all drttRsisu In town as well u how
W the drnaelsta between Owen Sound sad
BsaSsrth. Br.nel., Durham and Toronto,
salt Iv._
Patronise
True
Competition.
Tea CA.ADIA. PAemo Ratters, Dias
TSL 0R.t'S has boos established to give the
public • eretelees .ontoe with fair sad per
uaaemt osmpetlticw.
it le msas.M en b.elnes priardelss acct b
the interest of A patrons.,
it deserves the support .t every penes whet
belPer make ieves to oowlpeettfew. M.d sables m 'e
ee Ude
noes. maaoett gg w despoiled.
11 11.,. a
10 United states, eo.rd• dad Iter ems.
Meet through wires to all .pett .t.5 1■
Nertbwe.t,Brltlsb Oolemble kid rsist Come
vlae.-boutb ltd• wester.
11. !AN tLs7a.
diff tf Leoal Maa•ser, 0ederleb
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
pm frfMse [idaey tins lone any
1 srel r t nlrse. nl .sws,
Tcs.Mis usspw .es 5.H•-seels5asw.7 , midi
eat MM dNM1as. dui. Mr b m, w Bb bum beta
DR L.. A. SMA H s CO.. Twa g &
BARGAINS I
Ladies' Mantles, 25 per cent off.
Dress Gocds, 25 to 50 per cent off.
Mantle Cloths, 20 to 30 per cent off.
Furs at a great reduction.
All our Woolen Hosiery at wholesale
prices.
Ladies' and Men's Lined Kid Gloves
at wholesale prices.
Short Ends of Carpets at wholesale
prices
COLBORNE BROS., GODERICH.
The Great Carpet and Lace Curtain f ifre•house
of the County.
OXFORD
WOOD
COAL d...
FURNACES
.. FOS ALL i1ZES Of IOILDINCI • .
Capacity from 10,000 to 80,00 cubic Teel
"CYCLO iii aftILL RADIATOR"
E‘
Full Guaranteed Capacity :
For Sale by HARPER 1 LEN, Crabb's Block. Goderich
OKPoeu weep Ftrit 4ACE
111000 FURNACE
St Alt OR AT B. e•peetally
a+t.pted for stead berates
fleas y !tett Plats Fin Bee Deese
and k.dletor. w h:ch beat
Quicker ao.t are more durable
RA WA IOR of N<airmt ('oeatro.
twin and I,r .t Hwtug lower
LA1RUE A -'.n PIT
COAL EUREACE
tams Cornauatwn Chamber
tame ere rr a.N en:.r..w: rallater
Large Roilinghwia.e
Large FeeDoer
Seotlanal Me Pet
RotatM. Bar D.w.W1g
DLLP ASH PIT
"2"077 'WANT
ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINE?
R. W. McKENZIE
can supply you 'esti. • ..tit art:, le at :t low price,
STOCK COMPLETE IN
Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and
Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also
Steam Fittings, Belting, &c.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Don't fail to give me a call.
R. W. McKENZIE,
The Crabb Block, Goderich.
No Stones, Stems, air Dirt I
CLEANED CURRANTS.INS
Everybody Likes them.
Your Christmas Order solicited.
CHAS. A. NAIRN,.
IMO
WAITING FOR SOMETHING TO TURN UP.
tag hat is the good of welting for It to torn op. and then not be able Le "11I rhe hill," In the
leterval got yourself la shape by taking • coarse In the
•
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FOREST CITY BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE, LO110011, ONT.
W. Ly great emphasis os- our prwctk.al coarse. ties for proof oar suc•oesafel siedeate h.:
at Stewart has received the Datsun. as Travelling Auditor with the 1MK7oeonack Har,estl.g
Ca. Winnipeg. Write us for eatatcate mad particulars. addressing ~Wally
emirs* mNpews Js-., oma. teal, J. W WESTERVELT Principal
NE FINEST CROCERIES,,,
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GOOD JAPANS . aira 1 DIRECT),
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mind a hal .- _J SUM of
A, CROCKERY Alili GLASS1
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