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TWO SIGNAL: GODERICH ONT', THURSDAY, MAY 2 1895.
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W. ACHESON & SON.
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High -Class Novelties.
We are /showing this week the latest styles in
PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS.
The New, Light, Rolling Cover, with Dainty, Natural Wood Sticks
and Sterling Silver and Ivory Handles or Tips.
Special Values Large Choice Every Price.
36 -inch wide French Calubrial at 15e. a yard ; worth tic.
White Grounds in great variety ..f patterns+, .suitable for Shirt
Waists, Blouse and Dressers.
dIe/Ittflli
Special P'urch.ase_
2M -inch Plaid f;inghau,s, warranted Fast Colors, at `c ctn. a yard
worth 121 ctn.
Scotch (Jinghis'ns, Zephyrs and Ducks in New Patterns. Highest
Class (Mads in the world. Largest choice in Uoderich.
20 pieces Satin Check Muslin, New, at 10c ; worth 121c.
Imtnense variety in Shirt Waists and Vassars, Collars and Chem-
isettes. New Styles- all Sizes.
Inspection Invited.
W. ACHESON & SON.
THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
From tie• RepOPL•lea Nwtebo.l[
H Serve • Mole 1. a Ter treats. 1 rode
T. teat let • liter•. Amami T•
Takla' Sete,, aa' t $b Mill
sorest It. --•arae.
April Showers bring My' flowers. they say.
hat the way way to gat • weU-Attieg suit at
tthe
heprise is Dy epetelting F. J. Prelims.
ereekseYee deal bare to go oat of tows to get the
best d shaseiwspar. it R. &slows can tun
out wort felig equal to city weer soil at sad -
erste rate..
/Ltd* TAILDRIN*- At sloes alb ptso
swim satlolsaties snared. hest arrived,
tines la settings sad overcastings.
desen extra rho. ready mads overcoats
at cost. Must be said. See them.
11. MAcOORMAC.
"0000 LYE RIGHT" is a priestess teeosIsm.
Yea who have got 1t should mks aim a it
Yen who nave set get k hem year
ens attended 1e at ones. • nap the /tis
ss vstioaof eight •id Jww br
year accurately
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TWE8II.. optician saidiMt
°MEAT RErot'AL Siam -Defers eaLrgtpg
and removing te our owe Sato We I =B
oar enure Lange took et Furaltsre. Mow
Pmralshfassnary Goods. kau aortal cost.
This is the greatest cbsaes ever *SIM be
fur nob year messes at prices that will eaten -
fah ti Is psssssness �
SMITWS FURNITURE tos. AHT STllth.OV
" A. loom Heso."-Tb. St. Matthew's
Temperas.* and Literary seises will givo
as entertainment next Tuesday evening, at
which • tour -act comedy, " As Irish Hero,"
will be presented.
A CHALLZMUI AT DKAe.;IITN.-Mears
Sem sad MoMordie would like to mast
any two players u town at the Meantime
Institute Friday *Teeing for • friendly aa.
test at the abovs gams.
Tu, -as or, THE 'MAIM An old Winne
who plays • hand orsso on 'heaver streets
has been hand to be worth over $100.000
sad to earn as high as $25 • day. Lost
year she aired • crying child to hold to her
lap for $3 • week.
Ttusrr I./sit-mon- Ex AIM -In the
report is the Termite papers of the recent
examinations at Trinity. we notice that C.
A. Sesser passed with honors ; standing
One is the class for the year, and taking
prises in Greek, Testament, Elocution, sod
gssr.l proficiency.
Fon AI.mom.-Th. fin brigade was rang
out Moody aftersooa, the house of Aagtr
Nicholson, Gibbon-st, mat of South -at, being
00 fin. The ooatente ware hastily removed
and almost everything was saved. A por-
tio of the roof sad sea of the interior was
damaged, bat the ire was pa: eat before
spreading to may extent
Se. aAY.NTAL Sint -Dm. -Next Sabbath
morning the saamneent of the lord'. Supper
will be administered in North -et Methodist
chunk. The fellowship meeting will cow -
woes at 10 o'clock sad the preaching
service .t 11, followed by the administra-
tion of the inor•si.at by the pester, Rey.
Joseph Edge.
Rt,saxso.-Mrs. waiter Hick, of 0.d. -
nob township, and F. Smooth. of GoderMb,
han returned from Kisgstes, whither they
had Mea attending the obsequies of their
b(wther-in-law. the late Mr. Pillar, of that
alts. Mr. Pillar was as old and reepested
resident of the LinesMeoe city, and was
highly spoken el by the aewsp.pre of the
sso$= is whisk be had upset se many year,
of an wises* w.sf.l mad upright lira
GA'k To Loewe. -Harry (laeas. the
well-kodire.sesmro l traveler, who has
been • reddest .f this bows ter the pest
twenty-five years. left fee Lo.d.a Tuesday
mersisg last, where he said his family will
hesufortb amide. Mr. (uses was bob se
leave Gederi sh
deme.. but se
tried far hie
se sissy y.an of rai-
ls Isere centrally lo-
be at last deter-
mined to @ever floe tiiee that Mimi him to
Old Hors's Ibises. The Meade of Mr.
sod hire. Chase wik Mem every prosper-
ity is their am bgmp.
A Cyat111n MOT re Re. Those* -
%Win•e ls tlmrket .mob prep.eM.en la
Casala that is every megbh.rbe.d Mae
are young tiMi who give premise d de
visors tate eppdy gars. beid@e eeres el
sinoimissaie whininess wbe ride far pteaemlw
tat far apes. Te an Skase Merest will M-
isr le Me emremresim me the the ilk
Theme lliapde sink the emesed eidemi-df
sae the ddett -dab In the O. W.
heldis ime menli the Ormilim the
gemsY
h Whaleboat) Amnia
tfu. wise ...Maimed r Bk Themes. sad this
i the i,, ambition mar r the wap al .
• 1/+ n+b•mg the eh b r eirampw
arm shah rtes- -M A mist Maur torah
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Iexpected to be one of the fastest in (-•ossa,
is being built, hundreds of dollars wertb of
prizes will be offered, and all indications
point to the meet being the grs•tot .Bair
of the season, excepting the C. W. A. meet.
A KI'DI.t' A, T. As saknowledgme.t
has been received by Slits M. Wilkraeon
from the secretory of the lakeside Home for
ILittle Children, Toronto. for • large Den-
iatm most of fruit which was kindly sent by
• number of ladies of tows. The ladies are
to be . ommesded oe their generous osntri-
r buffos toss deserving as institution.
A Ru: Sr.res.-R R S•11ew's "Cbil-
, drop's Day " (yesterday) was • big nooses,
i over fitty infante being •mpegesi.• The en-
terprise was novel, bat lie nemtbres turned
nut is great minim, M ems IbS " bele
tike. Mr. Sally, has Bedded is make
every day of this month • " (1 dr.w's Day."
and will take say child maw 18 months
tree of charge. R K. will likely have as
army of juvenile photos to show ter his
mintil's work.
Duvet or HENRY Miro-u. As old and
reepaetd resident of this section passed
.a•y Yuadsy evening in Henry Spasm,
Victoria -at., in his 77th year. L early lit.
Mr. Spinas had served in the British army,
and had by cooscratious effort reached the
podium of Sergeant Major in the Artillery
branch of the service prier to his retire -
meat. He first settled in this motion in
Seltford, sad was at one time • neve of
Colborne township. He leaves • wits sad
family who have Us sympathy of their
many (nods to this sad other parte of the
Msstry. The fears' took place on W ed-
saday afternoon to Maitland cemetery.
A RUNT BoiLEK Br mbar. A.S. ('bryetal,
proprietor .1 the 1;oderich steam boiler
works. is about the busiest man we know of
just sow. He had hie men hard at it all
last weak fixing op the fishier fleet, and be-
sides numerous other repairing jobs he has
the ooatrvrt for building • 40 h.p. steal
tubular boiler, • large iron task sad all the
Sae work in connection with the county
House of Industry at Clinton : • 16 h.p.
steel boiler, with fittings, all complete and
ready to run, for the Holmeavill. Cheese
sad Butter Manufacturing Co.: also • large
fed water heater and scale extractor for
W. Thompson's oat meal mill at London.
Besides these orders he u aortae on several
other contracts, which he expecte to get.
DcATN or THOMAS H. Tmour.or.-
Some five or six weeks ago Thos- Thomp-
sea, aired 83 years, while taking off hie
boots struck his foot at Use cords •bore the
heal se.1.,1 the rung of the chair upon'
which he was sitting. causing an •brosioa
of the skis. Shortly afterward evidenose
of blood p.besisg set to. sad the patient
gradually grew weaker until Monday
e vening, when death ended his sufferis*.
Mr. Thompson was • retired f•rtner, having
bee for yes • resident of Fist Wmwa-
n oeh, he homestead being looted within •
short distaste of Arnim m the Go .rich
aid Blyth gravel road. His remains wore
conveyed to Se•forth for Stormont, the
funeral taking piaci, Wednesday to Oise 0.T.
a. MaMos.
SUcx.'m,vi. ADvuTtat<a.--"I1 • mar-
-oboist will bake ears of his space, ohmage his
oopy,:keep it fresh, .id pat interesting
ratter into it, it will be read saaidaosaly
mad as erre Iv se the spbolest bit of gamily.
Aa it gets readers, so will the dealers get
coroner& Aperessivem.ss aid ccaadsoa,
are.asmtW is advertising. Timid aro do
sat.a.eset It's • fellow who goes straight
.bead. fall of self-oosIdese., for. tel,
board to make his mint ; that's the man
whom bssiness thrives and flourishes. Let
him advertisements breathe of honesty mid
trN►. let every statement be exsatly a
fer-re mean, so lass : bat re/her let him
e ndentelo the goodn.ss of his wares thea
overstate them. Above ail, put sews in the
ads"
Tam NA?OIAL Tx,. What termed set
M be as en)eysbls aliair was is Milian
Tae ha Kees trunk 'Thursday going.
Like twerp/dog the Yaw Peter seder -
bake, the ear. tlitkeagh se isaeyasha,
was • semelbe semen, and the flseWy man
ISM ssellkil Mit sash .seem .thrid
*it ANI11. Ten was served frees 6 te 8
eW111. 1,1W SmM1Sm-u ww» rumens*,
mils semi bible Wow mY.Isa - 4 M.
..entry .d any sealer .f the maim .amid
have We Lasted royally. The Met table
wee a essehhatim Angle-LLssdtas ad wee
prettily der rabid with wr alb@e .t tsi*
home and • praise .f new 01d1 Sari.
we Welly reposer led by Me asabd linen s
Minis. A saIsbar .i .wing sharia with
• hessma' •1a, 6t* ssernagall, she sided
is this ha +.wing. )gala's day .Y Ihms-
reek was else there .ad Mid H• own with
.11 aspere is remtgsitses of the repotted
Angie -Japanese affiance, that peruse
of the (cleat was duly repro anted,
sed the Teens lady waiters, in On et -
v oeetaow, would vie with that el
the dower o1 Jape's fur sea. After the
spiesdid oelleses, the body of the church
was occupied •.d the musical program pre-
oeeded with. The mueteu selwttaoe were
•11 given uo the due mew piano pursbseed
by the somety. tied many onwsplimemtary re
works were passed. •1'be following took
pert its the program loetruatestal, Mrs.
C. G. Armstrong ; solo, Mr. Belcher ; read
tnR, Mr. Strong ; instrumental duet, Mt..
Elise Tighe sad Helmuth (loose ; sole, Kd.
('ampsiga ; address, Rev. H. Irvine ; duet,
Miss graham sad Mr. Thoasos ; iastru-
meat.l, Mr. Hemphill ; reoit•tioe, Miss M.
V. Aobesns ; solo, Miss L Bailie ; address,
Ksr. Jos.. F.dge : instrumental dust, Miss
A. Thompeoo and Mus N. (*ebb. The
prowls., although net entirely meeting
the hslanoe on the piano, will go • good
way toward that obieet, and it Is hoped
before long the inatruweot will be sly
paid her.
THs I', 1_ o► C. K. HACE A Li*ATt.
last Friday evening the Epworth League of
C. E., of North-st Methodist obarcb, held a
debate roe the subject• "Resolved : that
moiety has mon to do with the trainug of
• scour man than the home " The leader
for the affirmative was Norman Hailey, and
for the negative, Albert McDowell_ Aa a
rule the people of (:oderich do not take so
hardly as they ought to sntertatnmeats of •
literary character, which are profitable se
wall as interesting. However, os this oc-
ossioo, • good deal of interest was manifest-
ed in the affair on account of the ability of
the young men who had charge of the re-
spective sides. and as • result the lecture
room et the church was well filled. But if
the .udienoe assembled felt that they were
vino to have a interesting time Immune
to Mere Bailey and McDowell speak of
this wawhat new subject, their interest
wee crawly inerea•ed whets their respective
mooed, same forward ad took their planes
at opposite aides of the room, •0d hearty
remade of enigmas greeted Miss Evelyn
add and Dwight Hervey, who took their
phew beside the bow tit I . •ttirm•tive,
Mid ]lies Ci•ra HIggggM and Bosses (:nest
themin .f the ' grill . The debate prov-
e d to be one of the mint interesting snit it
has been the gliMnmre of • I;odench
audience to Man te for site time past.
sad .bowed tbN thorough prepar•ties had
been made by both sides. A synopsis of the
argument would sot be out of place Mn.
were it not for tie fact that went of space
will not permit it. S. P. Halls, M.A., H.
B. Pollock and Rev. Jos Edge were the re-
ferees, sad were It sot ter • misusdent.nd-
ing in reference to the technical terms of the
debate, the affirmative might have won, a1.
though it would have been oleos. As it wee
Mr. Pollock favored the affirmative and
Rey. Joseph edge the negative, but Mr.
Valls thought that on amount of the mis-
understanding • derision should as he given
for either side, sad after going oyer • well
prepared summary •1 the argmm.ats pro.
sod cos., he left the decision open.
GRA N1.ERv, (,at'T'llKis AND CUM atnB.-
Rev. J. C. Speer, the popular paster of
Broadway Tabernacle, Toronto. delivered
his lecture on "Crawlers, Crowbars and
('limber." in the lecture room of North-st.
Methodist church Tuesday evening last.
The reverend gentleman is not • strane
im (.oderieh, and when he was hen Set Feb-
ruary. assisting Rev. Jos. Edge is revival
work, the meetings were throated with
psepb anxious to hear hits. His popu.
larity in Toronto, when he is pastor of
ase of the largest congregations in the
arty. and the impressions created
of him wherever be has favored audiences
with his discourses and le.turss, r ssrtaidy
n ot se aceenn1 of his eloiumaae of speech,
simply ; but rather to the direct way in
which he twenties the Truth. It is there-
fore to be rerrettsd teat the audience which
greeted hiss Tuesday might was not lorry
and more repre...t.tive in its chersat.r,
Even the members of the Epworth League,
ceder whose auspices the Isidore was given,
were conspicuous by their absence to • large
degree, sad when the hour had arrived for
the satertaiameet te oommense, not more
the 150 persons had assembled to hear what
proved to be 000f the finest lectures that has
ever been delivered in (,oderioh. It was brim
full of interesting facts from the oomaess-
sasat to the clogs, and the delioe&Uose of
the various character of stankimd represent-
ed were true to mature. Tb. Rey. gentle-
men drew wonderfully vivid word pictures
of • large elsss et the eesimanity whose
peculiarities are seldom caricatured before
. psbli. &whom*, and yet who range
in sorry from the lowest, meanest
and most despicable of mask tad be
these "who ave is she so-called
highest moiety. The lecturer carried his
hearses through the various steges of homer
sad pathos, armies anal tears, sad concluded
hie remarks with a peroration that would
bare dose credit to mea who have won sine
than continental renews on the feature plat-
form. Miss (inhale favored the •ndisoos
with a vocal sole and Miss Laura Acheloos, a
violin eels, whisk were are mar appreciat-
ed. H. B. Poneek, presider of the Ep-
worth gouges, Oepied the arr.
LOCAL BRIEFS-
Wham
RIEFS
Whsas .p-krsad q. diMs mol oil.
The heating seaman in ams fairly sagas.
Gan -Isaias is sew is loading eeepaties.
The whirr -r .f tbs lawn -mower is Dew
beard.
V Irish Here" 1s the Tamprerss Hall
Tuesday, May 7.
The lase seemed meets ea Friday eves.
bag el bbr week.
Tbe de
ewe haw? has hem sheshew.
this weak ler ripen.
Th. 0. N. W. ?enmesh Mil.s bas bees
reamed M the old premia•
The snail• srmMig al the ' deriYsr
wake the e.ben Ib.. eaglet
The waterlog me b.n dnan wed eerie,
Me past womb. It saw gets sat as 6 a a.
A awuhr .f anis inn ase hies planed
m llrktk.m►st. sad is Wee parte .t tins
teras
Tem dbedi mom year wall men wells
time In Mil a frit shalom The papas we
Spring Stock Complete
Great reduction in prices for Cash.
We mention only a few Special Lines this week :- 'a
All -Wool Dress Goods, Double Fold, 23c. per yd., worth 30c.
:30c. (;axis, worth 40e.
30c. floods, worth 75e.
73c. Goods, worth 11.00.
Prints, 29 inches wide, 5c. per yd., worth 7c.
Also a special Line, 3:3 inches wide. at 10c. a yd. -well worth 121c.
All our Prints are warranted Fast Colors.
White and Grey Cottons, Shirtings, Cottonades, Tickings, Sheet-
ings, &c., at prices leas than the cost of manufacture.
Inspection and comparison of prices invited.
Terrus strictly CASH.
Butter Eggs, Arc., taken as ('ash.
JAMES A. REI D,
IUth April, 1149&. Jordan's Block, Golerich.
When mamma bee.e rem Moue use
CLIMAX FURNITURE POLISH.
Ism to Una -Drys Meekly -Makes aid P.rnitare leek like Now.
A void Diem.. by Metafiction ! We cos supl'y ." Neeass.rW sad rsrvoetiar l
gasmf ran Blood and Stomach Bitters
Toes up the System
- - Purifies the Shoed - -- - 1 .--ate.
FRESH GARDEN and Fl )MICR SEEDS!
TAR CAMPHOR -for putting away Fun. Netter and cher ser then the aid way.
COPPER SULPHATE- For &paying. Very sheep.
STANDARD DIAMOND and TURKISH DYES.
Good Horseflies wee oar Tty our- �IiUld'A1. HERB TEA.
POWDER sod
ENGLISH HEALING OIL, I Makes • quirt of Spring Medicine. 25c.
W. C. GOODE, -
- - CHEMIST, ETC.
ging rapidly tow, last week being the best
of the season. See our stock whether you
buy or not. Tb. Fair, ANrta HENNINu.
James Robinson, Yash Store, is dotng
Lace Curtains at pnees that please the
public.
Soft water is • scarcity with those not
having cisterna. R on Is wanted .od
wanted badly.
Dr. Rigsby of Detroit, will lecture in the
Collegiate Institute on Tuesday May 21st.
Further particulars later.
I .eo. Acheson has had • large staff of Inas
working oo his block the past week. The
brink -work is now Dearly finished.
The work IS lir. Stewart's new house os
South -et is proarriesiag rapidly. Hetet k
Sou, Betimlller. have the contract on the
stonework,
Ed. Campaign* was civets • compliment-
ary supper Friday last by his friends end
pretested with • silver recanted cane with
his Name ..Revd mit.
Harper t 1e. keep Weather and Water-
proof read mixed paint. Better and as
cheap as other paint.. They have aloe • few
more 1 .i y churns at east.
Jonathan Mailer ie haying his exchange
stable rushed up in gnat style. He ham
had • big staff at work the peat week sad
the building will soon be complete.
Several new tin cups would be very awful
at the dunking fountains es the Square.
As it is. a person has to fret into • very
queer attitude to quench the thirst.
The "Cedars," on South -et, were cut
down during the Winter and Spring. They
will be much missed, as they were a favorite
resort tor the people of the vicinity.
The members of the band have handed in
their instruments for two weeks, pending
the town's grant to the based. If the town
gives no grant the band will disorgssire.
The bicycle boys were out bright and
early Mosd•y morning and cleared several
wagon loads of rubbish from the Square.
The Square u now is fine oonditios sad
obosld ase some interesting races shortly.
Miss Annie Rennin. report• the past
week the beat of the season in wall paper.
A11 scree the -wices are exceedingly low for
the qualityand style of the papers. Nice
papers as ow as 3e. per roll, at The Fair.
The Royal Templar. are taking step to-
ward organizing an athletic club in cameo -
tics with their commit. Th. list of sports
will include all outside games, each ea lawn
mania, croquet, b., sad beatific. The v -
oast lot st the tar of the temporality hall
will be utilized by the club.
Taekersmith : Tho. Wetter., of Denver,
arrived here last Friday night ; he has Dot
bees boats since he left Dearly I5 years ago,
and while he notices • few things which are
as they were is his boyhood dame he sees
many changes, and states that he fells like
a strmee@ hen sow.
Stsaley : Den Rose. of Stanley, has al-
ready undertow, two operate one for N.
removal of • soccer from the interior of hie
mouth. but ea it still trembles him somewhat
TIO £DVIRTI8KHe.
Notice of changes must be lett at this
Office not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
must be left not later than Mon
day noon. g au.l Advertisements
accepted up to noon Wednesday of
each week.
To Smokers:
Ts mess Me wires of riser ehwmessevs
Th. Yee. L Trier d gen 0s... lad.. rem -
rasa. Yes., base /rend assn the mars..
A Oombination Ping of
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SWOEING TOBA000.
This supplies a long bit want, giv
ing the consumer ase 20 omit plug,
or a 10 cent piece or a 11 cant piece
d the famous " T it B " brand of
pare Virginia Tobacco.
n. Ta TK "1 I 1"LIs., every NIL
he lett os Monday morning, expects, to go
to lMtroit. when he would meet Dr. Elliott,
late of Braes6eld, and be put under treat-
Mwt hr rmmoval of the troublesome affair.
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THE WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
reederrrb Priem.
Go0sauca. May 1. IiM.
FSB Wbost. toes* standard 0 76 te 75
flours F v/(srpcwt .. ..sass. 1
passes. per Cwt 16
S horts. • tea t
icreea1Ms▪ ! • tea.,
Gate, m Oath ..................... • •
Peas. ush.
Py two btwed •low .._
Hay. i to
Potatoes. Wiest, new
trdaliirmM vvoiread. IP den
1. I IS
ales
Y1
NM OP
a1�i1M
31t0M
58 to 0 115
eto050
ie to 700
M to 0 15
13 to 0 14
7 to 0 8
00 to 360
11 to 020
00 t0 150
35 to 0 411
50 to 4 00
=i 1o5°',
10 to 010
10 to 0 10
Lye
Basses.
Hass. a lb.. ....... ..............
Mixed
Twaystllnt GUldo.
GRAND ?RUNE RAILWAY.
FROM AND TO 0000100.
AaIDTK.
MW sad Express
Mixed...
Mail and Express
DOAOr.
Mel I and Ex press
Mail and Express
Mixed ... sass. .
Iain a.m.
1.48 p.m.
7.40 p.m.
11.60 p.m.
8.55 a. m
1.10 p.m
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BOATING AT TSE HARIIUR
The subscriber. having refitted his boats far
the season. is now prepared to supply all 4.
tinea of obtaining recreation in that lies at
moderate rates.
The boat house will he in charge of • com-
petent tau t ors 5 o'clock in the morning
until the last boat is In In the eveoir .. every
day 1u•day.
88 attention given to proper care et
lad sad children who enjoy hosting.
1Nt JAMES BAXTER. Proprietor.
sand/ for Salo.
SEEKS. -THE St K.ti('RIiBEK HAS ON
hand at his Wssehoume. corner Hamilton
and Vbtor4a Streets. • choice stock of the fol-
lowing Seeds which wail he disposed of in
quantities to suit purchasers at rery reason
able prices: Mammoth. A'sike Red and
White ('lover. Timothy teed. Buckwheat.
Field and (garden t'. -a.. ()ata of different var-
iety. Barky. Duiob Sete Onion seed. Plat
Seed. Hungarlaa sad Minot. Lamm Turnip
and Carrot Seeds 01 all mass, Lawn O ..s
e:c.&c. A call.dblted. SAMURL SLOANE,
Hamilton asd Victoria -eta G•derlcb. 1241
4pS1&al JIIo$bibo.
vtGi,AZJNO OV RIO MEADOW TO LET
er P pts. Per part raters ap-
ply is Ito Yui; NO. Rldgeweed Phren.
Gf IAZERI WANTED. --300 CATTLE
fisc Piretwrs mimed X.
Palle Reesrve. It at
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS . EVERY
Wednesday sad Sr • day. Crib ter
eggs Geode delivered tree et shays. -•t H.
J. NORTON'S avnend store, Hamilton st. It tf
VOR 1,ALE. --A SiX-YEAR OLi)
drivsu, kind said good oe road. also tee
hairy. harness, and cutter. smarty mew. will
be sold chess for oas►. Apply to
It J. J. W ALSH. Northat. Oodmrlch.
LINE -THE HEST W HITS LIME CAN
ire bad at my premises es 'sstet .fpr
the Sri of April. i cue sea stoma • es sheep
meowms Ibis. It ls O
om
wmrkd.Mesmb
Pnblfe Notifies.
NOTiCE. ALL PRIR007AR POUND
traapaaslne es my W
heating. camping, fl*h'ng er
dzieleart
tha
presented h
t f •eeovAlttg to u Tp.. peep
the Ht am In ('
a
ripe the
47
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R. CAMPION. ti.0 X. Rh:CLEL
Om It aSeliiI
ettar. Prwpr.
NO -TO -BAC.
SPR NG MEDICINES
PAINS'S C$LERT (A)MPOlJN1).
Hoorn SARSAPARILLA.
((,,����, AYER'S SARRAPARILLA.
Pnr _ P��DODD't MONEY P111441.
CHASE'S LIVER CURL
wWLSOW S IRON PU.IA. ter ties at.00D.
()sr Owe Baking Powder
2t*e. per pound
J. WILl11Ox'e PitIOCLUTION D*U0
PRF.KCRIPTION8
THESE we snake a :speciality in
Jur business, giving theta our ut-
most care and attention, and be-
sides, the public can rest assured
that the essential p oints-
PGRITY OF DRUGS
ABSOLUTE ACCURACY
ANI) CAREFT LN) --
are strictly obeerved in the com-
pounding of prescriptions at "THE
PHARMACY.
1.1
CHAS. D. WILLIAMS,
Geld Medalist.
Chemist and Druggist.
Sorb Side 8gtarw. God•rieh. Ont..
J. E. DAVIS.
HAVING just completed a
course at thej Cana-
dian Optical. Insti-
tute, I ata now pre-
pared to correctly
fit all defects of vis-
ion, due to errors
of refraction, ac-
commodation or con-
vergence.
J. E. DAVIS,
Phm. K.
Druggist k Optician.
ABOUT
W I NDOW SHADES!
They are a necessity. It pays to
;;et the Best. ()ur Stock was never
more complete than at present. The
largest line of Trimmings in .acct,
Embroideries, Fringes, .lac., (our own
importation) ever shown in Oalerich.
Manufacturing on the premises all
the beat line of Shades, and importing
our own Trimmings, kc., we are to a
position to give our customers closer
prises and larger assortment to select
from than can he had at +tny other
plater. Any odd size made while you
wait for it. We use the beat hand-
made Shade Cloth obtainable. The
longest experience of any dealer in
the county.
•• ••W I LAI Eli SMITII,.-•••
SMITH'S FURNITURE
& ART D EPoi
Loan lard Savings ilosasig.
Tr Is NOT WHAT YOU EARN RUT
WHAT YOU SAVE, MAKES YO(IRiCH.
THE HURON AND BRUCE LOAN AND
INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Soto trona-4'maeraa Holt mid Holme..
Duron T0. 1.tereet Coespotted every mi
menthe at tour reef oink per sense. es saes
hove ase dollar upwards. Depositors will Ind
it to their advantage to cane mad ase us.
Loans May be seamed as say time without
delay os the security of approved desirable
property. Ex m.
modeA pl•oat tong
received by
tM Messmer or solicitous.
The (:oveps 's grcpe tie located ow North
Street sell 0 * Home Pinar* opposite
Murata Menet.
HORA(,'E HORTON. J. H. ('OLBORNIR
Messer. President.
F. SMEETH S
PLAITING M1LL
-a1D-
SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.
i take thiseppertmlty to inform the peMM
41st 1 am sun is the bermes notwithstanding
all Mbar% p 1Yi .0u y, tad am prepared to
do every class of work Is nay Hae Mees atakiag
• wisdew frac te ersetl.g a ltutery Aw1W4tmsal
with apa@erd reef. Estimates furnished
fmr.Mm
MMR of building atwbl, seek se
Myle.t.
Task. abhal= seed tumor • eserWty.
F. AMfiETI.
Ged*r4eb, July sib 100.
Mini&
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