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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1895-8-1, Page 6W M. Wird. Almost a Hopeless Case. A Terrible Oougl. Mo sent Night nor Day. Otv.a op by Doctors. A LIFE SAVED ST TL.ICIXG CHERRY AYER SPECTORAL "Several years ago, 1 eaugbt a 6evereeoid. attended with a terrible cough that allowed Me no rest. either day or ulgbL Tim 'loo- ters, on-ton, after working over me to Ws beet of their abWty, pronounced my case hopliees. and said they could do tic more for M. A friend, learning of my trouble, soot M a tattle of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which r began to take, and very soon t was greatly relieved. By Me time I had used the whole bottle, I was completely cured. I have never bad much ..f a tough scare that time. and I gray believe that Ayers Cherry Pectoral saved my life "-W. B. Waal, 6 Quimby Ave.. Lowell, Mast. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral M NIEST AWARDS AT SEMIS Mit L4rsr's Pelle the Beet Pitwelp Phg 8.. CRISP AND CASUAL. Rejht list. 1►r. Toor.o.t, It eh..p ot Win- chester, is deet. A needle passes throuSh eighty opersUosa before at is yeeiee a mesio. Wlllum M.. -'o,, and et 5 It thy. of the W endow customs have been .uperennueted. Nichols Flood Device, M.1'., of Regius, was unarned at Uttewe to ides leeeie Reid. The head master of Sydenham Htgb * about, .1 R Jonusoo, will jos tato business at London. i/r. ('•.ventry has resigned as medical be•Itk uttics. ul Winde..r, .•d is succeeded by 1k. Lsmeerr. At lireetfor't the Bradley-1eirr.teen i'ub liabtag C meany hes seen tuuorpseat.d with • capital of $71,00 ). Meo.use she wits scolded, little Ami Rax ter, 01 Parkhill. ran away froui nous, but wee cough! at Petrol*. Old river omen nave • superstition that this being the eevesth year, the St. Lew roses is low, it will roe text year. The worie • blind -re computed to nun bee about one m Lena, about one eighteen' person to every 1,400 inh•bit.nt.. Tb•mssvilla people have been victimized by a number of oounterfett hills oo the Commercial National H.nl. of Providence. GENERAL INFORMATION. THE SIGNAL : GODgRICN, ONT., TWUBSDAt, AUGUST 1, 1895. gem se of M00% was peeved wily • year Were *Mel ►e. brolter. Siam obs ..sas.5ateee 01 111. Carnet, tie sutler at Cite wbo seta tae dagger to Use murderer boa, it is sed, hos i.uadatad wltb odors fu 'resets& of slmller patters sod size to that used on the fatal plebe se Lyose. The orders come from Fraaw and from abree1, somebody in $rowels bring sleet ter 300 daggers (luring He swath f, l.owtug the aers..inatioo the cutler dee Patched over 1.(ne) of these articles to various places. •ed be i. en the read to reel ea • small ;fortune out of the extreme Jia& a orae maoife•ted 1 1 his atstosters, Fromm sod 1oeeyto sem. of thew people istemd to exhibit the teeter a their sitars or tavern., while others are oolleofere et curiosities, who went to possess ..M. NM - maw) of a t.r bI. ornate. A eas/W ! A Warning : I(. on bluets¢ the nose 111 the worn - i05, lumps and dekes are discharged col - ./red with bleed, especially on one side, loos uo time 1n applying • remedy, Ca- tarrh of the very worst kind has become seated.the walls are sure and full of small ulcers, and If 0.•t s..w cured will be hard to cure and eratleate. "A each to time •-vee time 7en Chase's Catarrh C ire. It is mareputed on excellebt authority that 400,000 larks are mid for the eourmood e table every yes at l.•sadeuh.11 Macaet, Loa don, alone. There were lie rade•% .nrvante killed in the Caned Kingdom lam tear whale "stied me w the ho, oo du'y or crowing .he metals in front of tram.. The Iodise papers announce the death of au •xtr•ordto.r, being who has tor a long Unite bees regarded b. tite native. as • god among men. No me knew to what race or sect he helloed, hut he was supposed to le. • Hindu. H. was dt.covered ooe day seedier • banyan tree, near the I'a1m•theetb•m tanL, and at fine took rood that was offer .d to hem . but for three .ears he rejected e11 offer•, and lay up before a fire night and die , looking at no nae, heeding no sound., and never .peaking 04 attests TNaL&T IATAUTT. 1 4 erearr. eery ass It Wee cased by the t essepassye @ea1lp.ra Toronto, July 215.-Tbe coroner i jury eipauelied to impure Tuts the rheum- -einem •urruuu•tio.t the teeth nl the boy Leers Stewart, who kat hie life in t0e r.iley coleaeou between a *arbso ear .rid a Sunday ,..,...l rxrurwiou car ria :iegstun-rteed on baturday, Jdy 11. in which accideut another buy, Freak Powered, air, stet bis death, and mo - termite sustained sorb terribly injuries. brought In the following verdict at 1 .icleel. thea moruinit. After being out see• :tad a bail bouts. We find teat James Stewart came to '.h• death at the .Toronto General [leapt - es a ro"ult of injuries received in the & nrhrrro-road, by tw'o care of Ibe Tor. mite Railway feespe.ny colliding "n 14ei- iirdi.y. July 13 We find that adequate instructions were not given to motormen •.ud coodurtors of colliding car". air find that the excursitr ran were nut pro- perly mauled and teat there shntld bare 1s.en a nrilmsotrr witb the motormen on for *icemen' triain,a• there i• only oue Dark. We are i.1 the opinion tial there shcwlt: have been a knkout wen et the firer ora peeper system d signalling or other r•unmWliratiun to prevent col- lisiotur. We find the binge• track is dan- gero.o and reseimetend a double track. Wr find the Tomato ioIIway ('ompauy guilty of culpable negligence and tkat the conductors and moterme■ of collid- inu rare are net to bioses. The above verdict was rendered by 12 of tbe 13 jurymen MEBII TtAO% N1sfEla. A Crag is ibis Obtain SWANS Frets dr Sore. Toledo, (*o, Jule 25 -Train No. 87, the %estboied New York and elecago express me the Lae. Shore and Michigan Fwtheru P,iulro.ul, waa held ue by six masked mea at 12.30 yeettrrdaer at • lonely place :u elle woods known sr Reece Siding. between Archibald bud Meeker. Olio, tea miles wet of Wau- seon. The train •tops there to let the Neste Ta.•t the n were aunt Protestor t'rooke"..osid.re tb•t had the d.ctnc light beeu universal at the present day, the situate, if suddenly introduced, would be thought • wonderful Ineentioa. The arguments advanced would be that It eatables any perarm readily to obtsn light in its .impleet and most portable form, sad witbat the use of oumbreue machinery, or LM seeessit' of attaching the Tamp t0 any fixed point b. mese 0f wires before it could be lighted. The ides that wealth in the Uoitsd States is largely held h. • few finds no support in the 000clusiosa recently reached b. • statistician, Henry (Haaett. R. finds that only S per cent. of the total wealth of the estuary is held be mell4.aan.s, 26 per mgt. by tho.e worth from $100,000 to $10,000, •a4 6 per sent. by those bolding less that $1.000. The total wealth of tbe esoatey is about =62,000,000,000, sr $1,000 for eseb inhabitant HAsta&. or 1 ci.wwaarni Am -ytowasas. -Ramsese like beteg*, as Most seeeeeshl e mbossers ate, tb.y often Mere* sonde Bak degree el sentin.est to regard totheir hammers. end it is the beast11 great mew Dort of them that they have kept the niece imtstsors throughout their whole oarssra Mess of the hammer. of e.Mbratod meshes oars of the pact bare beam kept by *sir re- letaier. Tb• baron's. itotrtmeSt el the eloquent Robi..a wise tit. handle and hilt of • dress sweet, ekes* Wigged to the demi ut., lett .oeoesphoh.d, Lord Reoho.tor. T1s ort Tattoo/1 kept se one hander ttr.ttgbeet be mess --tbM haimg tag sser• er less tilos the top of • tipetai, the sip of •.tberit% omen diarlayed by IIS el • eertas degree Formate. or Ks.o. on Nswarirtla rut -coot. The C2T7,673 .f Jobe Walter. of tintsapcites the nutes,' M the Isobel es the left by may n.w.per death d Mr. Rdwttd eyd, la 11100. Mr Liones fertmw was (563.021 1a 1889 Mr. Gary .4 the -Daily Telegraph, died. imi- tate • pree.al abate of 1176.000 Previa sial na.w-p.' *0*.aeo warms root holed. Mos of No illdomrd Reams. or= "Loos tdo emry," whet died is 1800, worth C166.81S : Pear Mles, of the Meaebss-s O..rO a," £147.817: Air shoos Sorter. a do •'Maambssa.r Osa/S ." £WT,MS t Oft Ibe rxplve, pans. tter traiu was approaching wbea 'try oink place. The robbery tied and rale oat of the wood", TO RE-ENTER POLITICS] Which are dense and claw to tbe track. Conductorrinug. wbo was atanding n ear oue d be coaches. was ordered Inside at the. .cut d • revolver. Ad- miastun to the eepreas car we• reared. and the meessager was forced to open the sale. The reefers were evidently entirely familiar with the tr17, and it i1 thought employes of the raid err eel the express eomprny were impleetey either as prin- rrpals or couh-d•n.tea.`, It was an- dtwbtedly knowu u. tbe baed that there was is large sum of mosey\in the sales. The amount r. is.rted to ba* been ob- tained by them ma $$1J00. bet it is be - levee that a much larger awn was taken. No attempt wee made to molest tis psmwigers, none of whom knew rug - thing of the occurrence. When time thieve" lied securest the ',patents of the sate they rode quietly away. The country is being scouted. Five Chief Justice Meredith to Re - Sign the Ermine ANN JOIN THE IOMIELL MINISTRY LIMIT UI* 111111.L& I I5ILT, tidier,. of a MaalNbei Farrar 'reward la Babe Saapblia. Winnipeg. Man., July 24. -The five children" of Alexander Hersh, a farmer of the Lake Dauphin district, near Win- nipeg, were drowned Monday. The chil- dren. ranging Itt age from 6 to 16 years, went to the lake shore to bathe. Finding an old boat, they pushed out Into the lake. A stiff breese carried the boat out. The children had no oar and could not go back. The high waves filled the boot. The children hung on to the boat until they were exhausted, when one by one they let go and disappeared. The parent" and several neighbors were witnesses of the drowning, but not having a boat were unable to gn to the rescue. A faaslreat Plat tela aespeasete 5w tae Wry That the I.• -Leader se tae ilt.tarte Opposition 1. *awry Te a.seeetl sir aarkrests Sowell Montreel. July 26.-A very startlint rumor was discuss, d here yesterday. and ore that has glien high hopes to throe Con.ervatives who have been more or less depressed eine.. the recent Ministerial ugplearantnees at tyttaw•a, and more especially to tbos who Wive felt all along that the discordant fire would certainly burn up afresh as soon as l'arltament is recalled In January next. " What would you French-Canadians say if Chief Justice Meredith wear • to come down from the b+•nch and entre- the Bowell Ministryee a leading citizen wee asked by a gentleman high up In Conservative circles. and who is cer- tainly In touch with the pewees that be at the Dominion Capital. Splendid," was the enthusiastic re- ply. " If Meredith would adopt a fair attitude In the school qu. st.on, and mike one of his rattling speech•-" In th • Commons. he would charm the French- Canadian members and save the ('on- eervative party." The French gentleman then went c to say that It was a great mistake to suppose that the members of the Que- bec hierarchy were opposed to Hon. Mr. Meredith. In the first place. h said, they realise that it :s none o' their business, and if it were Bishop Lafirehe et Three Rivers and other pre- lates have expreeed their appreciate -n f th.• sterltng qualities and great pou- r of the ex -leader In the Ontario `louse, and would be well satisfied tn M -e• the eloquent Chief Justice return to public life. " Hut what is there In the runtime' he asked, and wee given the following by the English-speaking politician : "1 will t..11 ytou all I know about it. Toe are aware that Sir Mackenzie Bowel. Ie well to do and does not need he salary to keep the wolf from the deo:. It Is most likely then that Hon. Mr Patterson w111 go out, while Sir Mac- kenzie rellqulshes has portfolio and re- tains the I'remlershtp, This will cr- ate a vacancy In the Ontario repre- sentation In the Cabinet. and I believ that nine out of ten of the tinter o deputies believe that this place will tea filled by Chief Juetice Meredith." " Magnificent:" said the Frenchman " And with (/irouard In for Quebec. we will have a very strong (iovernnen:• hut will Haggart and Montagu.• take kindly to the new shuffle?" " Tee. i think they will, and I may - tell you that i do not believe Hon. John Hk/ggart has any .1• site to become lead- er 4.1 the Conservative party and Prem"4er of Canada." The gentleman who had given the above lilformatien went still further. and said : "Sir Met, kensie Howell is no longer young, and i think that Hon. Mr. Meredith, with a successful staelon to his credit, would certainly go to the country as leader of the party, and to me his succors would be certain.' " Do you think he would object to entering the Ottawa arena:"' " r have reason to believe that h' would note' And here the conversa- tion ended• only t.e t"' taken up again and again where eolitclans are wont to assemble in the commercial me- tropolis. TUB Flt,TEE 4TT &browse* testao . • Thor in (stelae Is tat. fere,. Ottawa, July 26. -The Government le losing no time in getting the French treaty Into effect. To -day an nsder-In- counMl was passed for transmission to the Colonial Office, a.ong with the Mil of last session. The order requests Her Majesty's Government to urge France to exchange ratification,. This done, the Dominion engages to pro- elalm the treaty In f. ice without de- lay. Hugh Sutherland, N. Boyd. M.P., and C. C. Carlyle. lately Canadian agent in Newfoundland, bad a talk with the iDeputy Minister of Marine to -day on the subject of the navigability of Hud son Straits. They are anxious *bat some suitable craft be despatched to these waters In order to ascertain ,he, exact length of the season of naviga- tion that can be depended upon. 7'beir Impression Is that the real dlffle tlty likely to be e0ee,untered at late an4 early wanes is with the tae in 11M .trtn• As for the bay Its ee thew me there Is evidence that it may be safety navigated a month later In the year than navegation le poeplble to Mont- real. Slimed this opinion memo to be eremite. it wemld be prael with a railway to Hodson Ray, the prnrnntere declare. to remove the great hulk ,.f the Northwest wheat mop befnre tie close of na•'fgntlaa 1a the mine year rilehoW 1Pleed Darla was oultly taarrfed thln oMrahsg to Miss Lhote AMC doughtier K the WV at Whim/ .1m.4..mSn them,...`r ear rr.� Lew Water Mums Typboad. Dr. Sheard. Medical Health Officer, trays the general health of the city con- tinues good. The contagious 41....ea reported during the prevent month are: Typhoid fewer 10, scarlet fever le diph- theria 2L The fevers show • "light in- crease over last month. and diphtheria • decrease. The number of typhoid cases reported during the firer six months of this year was 44. as compar- ed with 9R for the corresponding period of last y.'ar The increase In typhoid is attributed el the low condition of the water In the lake. Ore Twee Ocew. *ewe gass. Jerkiest. Merb.. July 54.- BIIly War- w.?. ar0.?. the old -Utas eines clown sad rtegsm mievtrel, warn yeart.rday taken to tag Asylum for lb Issas at Kaisioad ts. Twenty -40r rostra &On Warner was as popular es amp einem clown is the ma- tey and war the apple of "Tasks." Sob - liana's eye. Thee rover eirem asegee it hot brtnagbt K ars* out as • claws aad be Mads sad Iaiieand.,od several foe -tom add egally ber mot a tisap. SWIM persalls 55.stbt5r. Forgh S 11 - The Thistles eadier dal..ted 100 laden, u the seas..noes of Ns C 71{y Isar to throe. The gamma were takes se *odors Pleat-Somagrth, 7 Masao. amend-SsJstb. 21 misatio , Th4r4-11sollarth• 7)e uismlga 51 tt-Peres, 11 ahsan. 1 4 birth-Pergaq 6 r haunt (( Sistb-P.re�g�,, 1 Wastes. ,.•stetb-lfevges, S nimble. throughout woo era. 1 TIP 1 Mr. W. A Ei.tw..� i11.a11► as60d the nue at 1Y.wso. the magas et 12. - el erasions. They left fur Reglea m- 8 00.48, sed the Dakutab at 11.4/0.58. stedlalely after the ceremony. Thr Niagara won lb er.c. fiaiskiag at Sir Mackensle Rowell leave@ tete-mor- 5.08-x• tlls Dakottah at hJta.08, and tks eEucearis at 6.I4e1111. row for the Northwest to be ✓leaent at the opening of the exhibition tn Re- gina next Monday. He will ba acoum- panied by Hon. T. Mayne Daly. Airs. Daly and Mr. Hayter Reed. Deputy S uperintendent of Indian Affairs. It b understood that when the party reach- to Buffalo are sow 00 toot and u V es the C .oast, one or the (lovesee- 1°Netatrntlon to oonU e t e Ilse merit steamte*mers will be placed at the disposal of Sir Mackensie, and Meyers. w Mort. The rue ho Bttsado V to beta Daly and Reed, to enable them to visit made In four boor and to New Moet several of the Indian reservations alone In from eight to ten hours. the nortbern shores of the Province of British Columbia. During Sir Mac- kenzie Rowell'■ &barber Sir Adolphe Caron will be acting Privy Councillor. aataiwls's aK wAnsalF. Tbs Peron sl, mbar te Me Terrible. Laa.ebea 1ow5eWv London, July 24. -The first-class ends - sr Powerful, sister ship to the Terrible. was launched at Barrow to -day. She Is far larger than any cruiser hitherto built by any naval power. She is built of steel and copper` S heathed ; her displacement 1. 14.300 tons, and her indicated horse -power 25.- 000. Her length is 600 Leet. her beam 71 feet, and her draught 27 feet. Her con- tract requirement for speed is r knots. and she has coal capacity in her bunk- ers for 3000 tons. She will carry two 10 -inch guns, 13 *-inch quick -firing guns. 16 12 -pounder quick -fire guns, 10 3 -pounder quick -tire guns and nine machine guns. The Terrible trusts for protection to her engtnes and "vital" parts,to a high - b. -curved steel deck, four Inches thick at the extreme and tapering 10 three Inches at the ends. The drain which these new warships will make on the resources of the Ad- miralty- may be estimated from the fact that each one will require a crew of 104 officers and men. 160 more than are needed by the largest Britbb bat- tleship now afloat. VH1ORIe/a KRRP Olt WINHLNQ. Oblempe se Ilew lest be IOerree MHwtl• Chicago. July 26.-Tbe preliminary steps towards tbe bunting ot an ciao - Irk line for tbe transmission ad bob eager, mall sad express front Chimp* se Clang. la Me IS-aemwy et Liberal tar .15.15, London, July 24. -Interest In the else. time Is waning to o certain easiest, tete O nnoteny of the returns ab..wtng U•lo.- let gains en.l reduoeJ Liberal majorities aiding to being about this result. To-dsy s returns show that th. tido 1* Ur Unionist. •uaess Ass out bees clerk- ed to soy material extent, and It may be said that tits Liberals have no hope of Masking It. Their .eergsies are sew do- •ele.l to attempting to hold safe this dis- tricts in meets *salons are to be held, but timer eampafgc work la marked by • Lail of vim that I5 partioularly notice - Sir Wilfrid Lawson, the bead and front •t the temp•ranee section In the House st COM WORN. managed to be again re- turned, .Iesplt• the opposition to 11e loea1 veto blit, but :is majority was cut down from 771 to 241. Thaw are now In the neighborhood of 16 di•trlota W bold elections, but 1t 1s est t..levtd, even by Liberals, that este returns from Moos wW materially reduce the Cnl"alsta majority. The last pe1ls will be 1Nd on Saturday. A11 Are 1 m/eslsla Edinburgh. July 24. -The Scotch Peers met In this city this afternoon and elected 16 of their number to repre- sent them in the House of Lords 1n the new Parliament. Everyone of the 10 elected L a Unionist beads Wales lleetM.a Bydsey, NS.W.. Jule 24.-Tbe general result d the elections was the return of 62 free traders, 40 protectionists and 28 members of tbe Labor party. The lat- ter will support Prime Minister Reid, wbo is thus •anired of • majority. 8. - Prime Minister Dibble is among the de - lasted candidates. Every candidate of Sir Henry Parks' P.d.ral party wail rejected. The mem- bats of the Upper House were actively e ngaged in behalf of Bir Henry Parkes. Crowds pelted them witb missiles at the PAW - Narrow M B.soro. London, July 24. -The Canadian marksmen wbo won ash prises at Maley received their money at the omce of Sir Charles Tupper, Canadian High Commissioner, this morning. Hayhurst, the winner of the Queen's Prise. will return to Canada and resume his Vo- oatlon. A11 85. ymlw. wla At Buffalo: IifIM-ltar re . . 510002040-12 15 6 lb/fob . 500100008- 7 11 2 K resaa. Digging: Wadsworth. Urqu- hart Rmpire -Siwfsrtwood. At Ryes . Sy rae use . . 210000080-- d 9 7 Springfield . . 8dty006110-14 10 Day. Kilroy. Hees; Callahan. Gunmen. Umpire -Hurst. At itarbest.r : lorhester . . . 001002001- 8 5 4 Provides* . . 000081400-14 15 2 satostat aesgee ntss5. At Pittsburg: Baltimore . Pittaberg • At Q.v.laad : Was►I.gtos . .10000080'- 8 8 d g5velasd. . . W114108-1! 12 i i oyd' Wan. free Karll, Zimmer. *Pato railed end eighth to smalls Wrold gtoa to eateb tesla. Al Cinrlosati Q5'Iseati . . . 000011010-- 1'N 1 DwrYork r. Vaughan. deslikeslgl� ! N Lnstsvilie se. Philadelphia -rata. pt St. Louise Il . 011001000- 4 - 100004000- 1 . $00100000- 5 1 1 • 100008080- 0 14 1 GRf CONSTIPATION. G`BILIOUSNESS, DYSPEPSIA.''& ICK HEADACHE, Esu LATE THE LIVER. ONE PILL AF=TER EATING INSURES GE2SCTST1� 0DO13 SME.l,c;ir icnoi t O 4 D. CANTELON, West street BAKER, STILL LEAD THE TIAD I. Hia bread is made from pure Manitoba Hour -made from the cream of the Manitoba wheat -and therefore is the beat in the world. This is a big thing to say but it is a fact and you have the privilege of buying this bread at the same as made from inferior flour at the price of 5 cents per loaf. delivered to any part of the town. Orders for cakes promptly at- tended to EjrWedding cakes and almond - icing a speciality. U. CANTKWN. tal6 sot flee kiNumafi t�A mei • Vriler Paraeceletil lltOr 48P161r..r. Mg. ti d Ma wads. !M • bag elms 1 s @lend ertlb Ilsom -'-- le 1r Mei es eaves* flat terra est wea.a Mr .11s serer a D.terra It ird Wall NOS�aNeL� ltesid tons. sot Osi maabout i IF YOU WANT S 11 8 a Vosibibidi la wu@ss4 K os►i.lnlad. July pt; ta Rayal k Imre 's Todd Qa► ■eaigrtta hobo re .ver a ems. abet Sri Mira The Wind was $ght frees Os meet la mot The Ari•. staff at 10.88.!0, .rid w I1rlMsah « aril man. at at L441.l1. lb wedge._ A SUMMER SUIT �' of First-class Make, a Good Material and Latest Style, -CALL UPON - HUGH DUNLOP, TM Wee sal. Ci.05.., Rex* t. Mak of l issNswsL DON'T DESPAIR WILL CURE YOU We guarantee Dedd's KW&ty Pills W care any case of grtgtt's Dieeass Diabetes m teepeeItlieamatym reset Dteeastr. Falai Troubles. Meyers Blood -sir nem* Sold by all dealers 1•boll medicine, a. 101.111= receipt of tette. sit perSim boss, lefa DP L. A. SMITH at CO.. Toronto. • Patronise True Competition. Tun CANADIAN Poch.. 1t.u.wav own Tataaaare W been e.tabHobed to dry llo ppth ta ulite to Ilibol s servtoe wir sad pew it Is ma kasibets Orlaotals sat la the Warm of iI. porous. san III jahovaLset �S0Sb of every versess whit I lames. e.renwggs - IMO al lbws MrsOr= i enSots In Vales/ t11Mso.(Mods and Dnarw5MWb to ablate: l$eethOal.skla•sol Oil - Ode Weetat. 11. luiscuivs. Mt of Local Mssaser. Seas sh 3:Do You We -t ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINER R. W. McgENZIE can supply you with a good article at a low price. STOCK COMPLETE IN Builders' and Heavy Hardware, Shelf Goods, Garden and Farming Tools, Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. Also Steam Fittings, Belting, &c. 1 VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY. Don't fail to give me a earl R. W. McKENZIE • The Crabb Block, Goderich. M UN RO'S_ Several Lines of Goods to hand for Spring and hummer Wear, to which additions will be made as the Season advances. Goode are all marked at the Lowest Uving Profit and selected with more than usual care. Customers may rest assured that everything will be sip-todate, and all Departments well s.soriad, therefore no need of particularising particulars. Special attention gives Oa small wars. ' Inspection kindly soUcited Prompt delivery of purchases to any part of the town 1064 A. MUNRO, Drayer and s.besdasbsr. A CYCLONE STRUOKjAIR, r L " LAI NeLRAIBLOCK '8 LOOK AT THE BARGA /NI ITS SLAUGHTER EVERYTHING MUST 00, NO HALT' YSASURNl. LOOK AT OUR WINDOW AND BE CONVINCED. AND MORE IAEOAiNS DOMINO. MR8. 0. H. FEja.