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MEN OF SCIENCE.
AYI3R'S
A MEDICINE
WITHOUT AN EQ(2AALLe
Statement of a Well Kaown Doet=
Ayer'• Sarsaparilla Ii without an equal
as a Woad -purifier and Spring medicine, and
.asset hoer praise enough. 1 have watebed
its fleets to chronic canes, where otber
treatment was of no avail, and have been
astonished at the results. No other blood
medicine that 1 have ever used, and I have
tried them all, Is so thorough in its action,
and egrets so sway permanent cures as
Ay.•r', Sarsaparilla." -Dr. H. P. Mxaattt,
Augusta. M.•.
flyer's. Sarsaparilla
Admitted at tb. World's Pap.
Ipsr's PW.Ibr Moor and aswgm.
WHY WOMEN TALK
1 et mei sawn".
t M curious fact, beyond depute
L this, that men are oft= mute.;
Apert from business toples they
Find very little bright to w,.
The opposite we all perceive
Marks the long Ione which .tarts from Eye;
Ws covet what their tongues can do,
Sometimes admire sod often rue.
With woman nothing seems to bal.
A guest wtwher% of talk
Though proud or humble, old or young,
The muses sit upon her tongue.
Why this was so, a fahle old
alt Persian stomp shall here unfold
••O' ton the first pair arrived on earth
The power ot speech this had its birth ;
soothe their osre, their sorrow drown
Teo baskets of bright tall. came down ;
But while the met was sipping wine,
The +Dasa took for her earl, alae
THE LAKE SERPENT.
I ern an enthusiastic fisherman. and fish -
tag for me u e deeid.d suttees. Some tiod
smu.emeot in shooting, boating or other
kindred pastime", but these sports have no
charms for me. The ver. .lutnteesence ot
my rotation :s when I ani, rod in hand,
waiting in delightful expectation that at any
momost I may land• four pound bass or any
ober fish that may come along. There Is
something to that dreamy kind of existaecs
that affords me pleasure, and hearing that
(,odertch was • good point to enjoy my few
weeks' holidays, I provided myself with
rods and .11 necessary appurtenances to ea -
joy my short vacation. The fishing at tint
woo good, sad 1 =satsuma tine strings; but
all at once the fish seemed to have deserted
their old haunts, sod 1 was ata Ines to find
out the cause until i met ooe of year lake
septum, and heave me . very good rea-
son for the sudden disappearance of the
Yob.
Those lake captains aro first rate fellows,
at any time, but it is when they oommewe
b spin • yarn that you find out whet triad
of fellows they really are. They have obi
reputation of always sticking to tie truth,
sad are never well, hardly over- kaowa to
have spun • yarn is which they might have
bees guilty of heving said • •'single lie.
B. that as it may, I mot an old lsL. chap.
Capt. Str.tehit, by same, of the 50 i tug
Truth, es the wharf, aad he told me •
story of • wonderful lake serpent that he
saw with his own eyes o•ly • few days .go,
sad 1 give it tooa nailer this reserve, that
it must he se if Capt. Stretehit sold so.
l•mdestelly 1 asked my newly swd.•e
goaiata■es haw h. was Bettis* al•ag ibis
season. and if the fishing business was as
praerizanosesessaL
' A's ' Pr.spwor ! Why
Bair business is dos., pls.s gems. if that woo
fossded varmint of • lake serpent .'ys
shoat here mach i.sner ma rabbi.,' up all
ow Into er else drives them away."
• but. (aM•tm," I replied, '• yes don't
really s... te lay Nat the great w ear -
pest net we have so t...k heard • nue has
nee into theae waters tad ha. ease seem
.A the Gonad .east ! '
" Well. i meso jet what 1 .•y. that I
law it myself, sad so did all the boys of my
sr.w, e•ly • few Lys ago, and if you des'5
believe me, yon can go and ask them if it
Wet .o.
•1 de not dosbt you for • ssewdset,' I re-
plied, ''arid vow have excited sy etwieds)
to that .what that 1 shsuld very womb web
yes wonId toll ase whet the tbiag looked
idle, so that I may make • sofa d it."
.'Well, to bogie with,' he added, "we
WO Sere as reel about het o'clock is the
reersi■g, te go sad eek so our mete ..d
briag is aha hes that mold hays bees
ee glt during the night. There wee • lira
brass hes the if. N. W., Inas met sneer
M make the weer rough. and nee we re
op te IN Wing gri mos., about 15 .dee
heal hers, • mese erweardi.i., ant met
ear view. Tue *bele lake Wet= as if
it was boiling wed .barmiag, just .ver the
row where our mate were est, and sash as
ema.rtbly rear, sessmpaaisd wish loud hea-
imp, moss lot es knew that ..meebsg wee
weey with the sees i gave ebe shoal to
step be I. and with the Medway we W
es .abed the piea where we had left our
bonys the day base& and tats we maw Sha
Marna tamest .1l tasted he ser mete end
drift
Mem I. 1 O homersi tome .1 est 1.bad fit 1
of Ono. Ms bath. Te 1«g a( the owe
hlulliell me mar. On eeyting, he le was
ros. -.- „--r.,ffy ,_
THE SIGNAL : GODZItIC H. ONT., TIPTlt8D&Y, AUGUST $e Lelia
star tow that although we bad fatly
.aught his with the sot, it was quite • du -
fairest Roamer Tat as to bring hist ashore,
sad eves d ws 1..d e.soesdsd to bri■gi•R
bus tate Galeria. there is jog • abases
Neat he would wt It... bees good to eat
and wusld lave bees el se w after all.'
„ W w yos sot drsid 1 &eked.
"Afraid' be •rrswered, Jane udyfwtly,
"Whet was there to be afraid of' I was
oat .rend that the thing would go elf with
my nets, and that meant a heavy loss to
tae.
"Well. oaptein, and what did the tkag
loot OW! How long wee 11 • earl what was
Use woo of hs sou : 1 wired.
"Hold ort, my heart,'' he replied. "Yes
wast so kww all •rout the serpent too
vele\• 1 shall begot by telling you what it
looked like. Well, it looked like —well,
lest bks a woke, and I'm blocs d it 1 ws
tell you what elms it looked like, but such
• t•rnati.a bur critter that it capsized •11
ss idea. about snakes same se feu .es
senors. You .ee this Wag was ell of a
thousand feet luno sad big an proportion.
laterruptug the os] tau, 1 remarked
"But how woad you t.11 that the .oaks was
salon as what you sa) it was ! '
• Well, tare oat be se doubt about that,
for we know ate length of our teH,and that
seal. sasseured 340 weds by the nets, so
that will hug him up to 1,1500 fest, duetyou w,.,
••Ob. I we : And what sort of • bead did
it have'''
Now. you've got me, for l can t =-
describe it, but it was the •wfulleet-loeki.g
hoed I ever saw. It must ha,. bees 15100i
long trona the tip of has sass to the back of
tbe gilt, and when opiates sod .bowing its
tiros rows of teeth, you could easily have
rum our yawl boat into it, with piety of
r wm to spare. The eyes of the critter were
about the sue of wooers, and it had two
rows of horns, one on .sok side of its upper
and hewer laws. The body was jaw as
smooth as glass, )est like as eel, with •
whole lot of bis all tbe way down, right to
the end of the tail, and wets it oomiaowosd
to move 11 wiggled about just like what •
snake does on land.-
" Well, and what did you do after you
u•ms up to where he was!'
" Ile ' What could we do ' We just
looked on sad saw hien wirglutg and turn
ing himself, trying to get nd of our note that
were twisted all around him, leaving only
his heed clear, and • pretty hard wet it
was for us 1e see our nets tors std esa.b.d
up by • ooefounded .his dust was not
worth five touts to us] After lambing the
water for about half an boar, ale snake
raised bis heed •bout twenty fest in thous,
gave • roar that fairly shook the timbers of
of the tug, and came down on the wa'r
with • crash that reminded me of the burst-
ing of • waterspout, and disappeared, an
sad alt.
" It must hay. been • grand sight,' I
added.
• Oh, bother the sight, titer. sia't N
mosey in that. It s fish we are after, not
serpents, and any fellow that .nes $500
worth of his money carried away by s stake
dust ain't worth • cent, don't go much on
sights. We bull new to catch fish, not
wakes.
•• And do you suppose that the like ser•
pest is arxiod her. yet! 1 a -ked.
•• Well, I ain't say, for 1 don -t tbtak that
any but my self and crew bare .set him ;
but on. thing 1 do know is that the fish has
got to be transition swore out in the deep
water, rod where we used to catch fifteen
or twenty huodredwelght of trout and
whitefish, we don't catch more reran a hum
Bred or two, That wake must be around,
eating or scaring the fish away, for I even
hear that the tiahermen with hook and lino
on the breakwater are oompluaing that
then cannot catch base any more. and some
of them stay there sometimes for a whole
day and doo t catch as much to take home
as would make • deoeat fry . ie. ' the cot
1oundotf critter must be wound and perhaps
its the '• smell of him' that drives the ti.h
away
•' Perhaps so, 1 remarked. •' But what
are you fishermen going to do if that l.L•
serpent ste% a around std destroys both your
fishing prospects
•' Well, young fellow, that is more than i
can say, and its for longer heads than
mine to find out what to do. One thing,
however, I would suggest, rod that is that
we report this thlag to the Heb iusp.otor in
Goderich, and that that official be asked to
report to Ottawa and request that some-
thing be done to catch the serpent or drive
him sway, for just as sure as the bass, pick-
erel sad otner fish smell the critter, they
will keep away, and ou fellows oo the
wharf and break water will have nothing but
suckers left to fish for when you go to
amuse yourselves with your lines
My frisul then left me, and I hays bees
thinking over the wetter ever sloes that
perhaps the o14 ooap was right in what he
say. about the ".moll of the serpent' driv
ins the Heb away,but one thing we all know
re that the fish hu got to be very wane of
late, rod the strings made now are indeed
few and far between. If the inspector or
anybody else oould bring the fish bask slain
we tourists would feel most grateful and
oartaialy seder • deep onetime b that of •
deer. Pblpal.Bt.
Wby be Was as tttxeepuaa.
" it stakes me tiled to w the manse ha
which these newspapers are rue," said the
mea in tet smoking oar as he took off his
eines and let his paper drop across be
lets.
The elan who set next to biro had ow
lock of hair -as ons is • desert of scedp-
whsob he spat meet of his Ms. ie satweh•
ins reflectively.
' I ern,- be teid slowly, " that yes
mad give 'em all piste'"
" I'm este .f it Oeulda't yen '"
" No, I dou't think i mould."
" Ds yes meas to say that you amidst
toll the editor bow to rim bis paper sr
eland the kicker in a bas that had tibio
l.a dismay in it.
"1 d., indeed," replied the moo wits the
ease e•nestl y
Well, 1 an Gay there are set may
like you.'
I kens it i rod b be like you are.
Bat slew i as trying to rem • newspaper
tnaljtll, tiod I'll WI res my trend, I'm mat
a word, net word." -Washiegtes
volar.
•
is nerd• aad She Mean.
Neatest cold in the heed sad you will
merely have catarrh. Neglect nasal la-
ladrsh and you will as sorely indoor)* pal -
'notary diseases or catarrh of the stom-
ach with its dieg.•tfaq alt..tlaata, foal
breath, hawking, spitting. blowing, kg.
atop it ell by sting Dr. Chase's Catarrh
Cera, Ta .conte a box wan•
air. ersaders sev.rrebi. Assess.
(dimes flails later Ossa Musci•.
sed., J.ly 96 Ohara' (haaday, a this
silty. s few days y. dteatr.red Shat r bb
breed .1 yeualg einem tome wr one wed
s .d41s ,.iii. Mb% mod ler 1 w la w
�aibsr� eta! •n I w dleener. 15 'dm
thlk r tally tI*elda den ea drib AID •F.
BEST FOR
AY
RIGHT TO PROHIBIT
Is It V•st•d In the
coroner, tae Bary ignores] too Mtge of
Dos, the half-witted man. who Anlyed
the boys spend the money obtalapell
by them by pawning goods taken Brit••
the house after the murder of than
mother. Foe's case is considered dee-
tinct from that of the two youthful
Provino•
*sere•• Wren la Lead.•.
or Dq Inion
THE APPEAL TO THE PRIVY COUNCIL
lir. ••stere., t•4' . Amass Taal ibe rower
Mlea.e se the Preglacial tattier -
It's -tie.. Edward flake tar
pew.ats tee Brewers
sad Dhotis.
London.Aug.2.-TheJudlctal Commit-
tee of the Privy Council yesterday be-
gan the hearing of the prohibition ap-
peal to decide whether the power to
pass prohibitory liquor to gtrlat on b
longs to the Federal or the Pr ,vincl.i l
authorities to Canada. The appeal 1e
against a judgment of the Suprein -
Court of Canada, handed down on
January 15, 1t$5, and qu.s-
tlons regar.ling th right
to prohibit the manufactute and sir
of intoxicating liquors are also raised.
Lords Halabury. Herschell, Watson,
Morris and Davey and Sir Richard
Couch formed the committee of the
Privy Council. J. J. McLaren, Q.C.
and Richard H. Haldane. 11.1'.. Q.C..
were the counsel for the app•-Ilants,
the Province of Ontario. and !,. L.
Newcomb, and H. W. Loch.ala for the
Dominion of Canada; while Hon. Ed-
ward Blake, Q.C., M.P., and Mr. Wset
lace Nesbitt watched the case in the
interests of the, Brewers and Dt-t11-
lern' Association of Ontario. Judges
.McLellan and Burton and 81r Oliver
Mowat. A.-millus Irving. C. W. Moi.,
N. W. Boy -les, all of them IC:saadl .5
tlueen't. Counsel, were also prea.'at.
Counsel Maclaren narrated the hL-
tory- of the litigation, •and submitted
the seven points which had been ad-
versely decided by the Supr omm Court
.of Canada, and asked that an ante=
mative answer be given to 5aeh. All
of the points submitted. he,. maintain
ed. came within the classes and rui.-
jects,enumerated In section 92 of the
British North America Act of Mel.
which, he maintained. put the powers
•af prohibition of manufacture and sale
of fermented and intoxicating Ilquor+
Into the hands of Provtnc:a1 Lrg1Na-
tures.
Answering a question by Lord Hale -
bury, Mr. Ma, Laren submitted to the
committee the propoettlon that mu;al-
elpel Institutions had powers which.
though not stated to section 92, were
root, on the other hand, conferred up-
on the Federal Dominion by the pr.'-
of:Ions of section 91.
Lord Herschell -'Then you contend
that all of the powers not conferred
upon the Dominion by section 91 are
e.nferrod upon the Provinces 7"
Mr. Maclaren --"Though such powers
nre not expressly conferred they ars
tet within the rights of the Provincen.
they having previously held them."
Lord Herschell said that he under -
''t s d that aU powers had been taken
from the Provinces by the act of 1917.
Then new powers were given by sec-
tion 92 of the act of 1907. He could
not 'see anything In the statutes re-
lating to any powers having been re-
tained. Moreover, by the Act of Con-
federation the Provincial legIslaturoo
were debarred from amending the acts
which had existed before the forma-
tion of the Dominion. the powers con-
ferred by such acts having been vest-
ed In the Dominion.
Mr. Mai:dant& continued kis Win -
meta. saying dist prior to the noes'
age of the Act of 1967 the Legislatures
of the several Provinces had confer-
red upon the municipalities within
thaw ProvInces large prohibitory pow-
ers In the regulation of the liquor traf-
fic. He then read copses of Judgment.
rendered by Justice Burton and oth-
ers In defence of this contention and
proceeded with his argument. in the
Provinces of Quebe.- and Ontario, he
said. restriction* had been placed up -
nn the retailing of liquors by the
Local Legislatures.
Lord Hench. -11 -"it should not be
assumed because certain rertrietlons
came within the .cope of the munici-
pal poweri prior to 1997, that neres-
varily the powers .. eorelderrd to be-
long to a specified municipality now."
It was his opinlon that If those pow-
ers could not be bought within the
u -npe of section 92 of the section 1917,
they were always open to beteg over-
ruled by the authority of the Domin-
ion.
Mr. Maclaren said that the Legte-
tature of the Province a Ontario only
held that so far as It was not over-
ruled by any ezIeting Dominion 1aw,
the powers enafervv.d were not I'abl•
to be overruled.
Mr Maelaven hail not fnl.hed Ate
argemon t wises the ernnmlttee row
■ rid the hearths WM adjosrned.
Bad tM/m/..o rlingesostm se Mader
1.cweden, Aug. 1.-Tbe ending of the
coroner'. jury In the case of Hobert
and Natbanlel Cesbea the two troy
mop were accused M having murdered
their mother. was odictally artaotlnoed
tooter The Jury found a vsedtat o1
wilful murder against Rohirr. the eider
son, while Nathaniel was held r e •n
serweery Won the feat The jury
added a rider to their verdtt =wing
that tet eau of bfsrmato-y and
Nese.tl.'e be me doe
fOr leen nit at1 iM
London. Aug. 2. -Another consign-
ment of California fruit, comprising
Asp cases of pears, 730 cases of plums
and 270 cases of peaches, was sold at
auction In the Covent Garden Market
today Although the greater part of
the fruit was In bad order. being con-
siderably over -ripe, the prices res
-
Used were alightly in advance of those
obtained at last week's sales. Bid-
ders were very cautious. however. ow -
Ing to the losses they sustained atter
the first sale. the fruit having spoiled
before it could be gotten rid of by re-
tail rides. Some dealers herr attribute
the condition of the fruit to Its beteg
picked too green, or to the fact that
the temperature of the steamer was
too low.
Big Blase as tlloaelatae.
Menominee, Mich., Aug. 2. -Fire
broke out In the centre of the manu-
facturing district of this city oat
nlgt.t, and before It was cuatrofed
had done damage estimated at sass -
coo. Four me0 were seriously lnJured.
26.000.000 feet of lumbar was destroyed.
t9se're■•• Ars■■e.at WItre■t sere.
The Telegram's correep •ndent In his
report says : Lord Watson, a member
of the comlttle, remarked during the
course of Mr. Maclaren'a address that
it was queeilsnable whether the Do-
Mlnlon Parliament should lose so
great a power to hand over to a Pro-
vince. and further said that some of
the arguments advanced by Mr. Mao-
iaren o ontatned no force.
Hun. Edward Blake, who was pre-
sent. representing the Brewers' and
Distillers' Association of Ontario. was
prepared with am address, but It bike
B ow as 1f he would not be required
50 deliver It
games feera/!Ma ab•.e. fears Apo
London. Aug. L-A great deal of ire-
dtement has been created in Birming-
ham over the publication of 0 pamph-
let written by Aid. Manton of the Bir-
mingham City Council, charging the
Birmingham police with having resort-
ed to the most corrupt. dishonorable
and dishonest methods in securing the
conviction of the dynamiters White-
head. Cagan and Daly, In 1384. Man-
ton teas chairman of the itlrmingham
Watch Committee at the time the con-
spiracy
oo-spiracy of Eagan. Italy and others
were dl>•e',.•er el
A1.uBs1 AelelapMd Lya.Btag at atr.sreed.
Stratford, Aug. 1. -William Renwick
bas complained to the police that he
bad a narrow escape from being lynch-
ed last night. While going home three
men attacked him and gagged him.and
then dragged him about the streets
with a rope around his neck. The threee
men have been arrested and will ap-
pear in court on Friday. Renwick's
story Is regarded as being of the ghost
variety.
MT= TOS 5&L$tT at+ea:STO
O r. B1e5M Mwksr negates iasarasaee
rroseeauaes ea Heber.
Montreal, Aug. 2. -Mr. Richard Bow-
ker of Toronto, a gentleman whose
prosecutions In the Insurance Interest
all over the land have made his name
well known. has reached Montreal and
begun operations with the Select
Knights of Canada.
Proceedings were taken In M'r. Bow-
ker', behalf yesterday afternoon. The
charge is that the Select Knights have
been unlawfully transacting insurance
business In this province without hav-
ing a license under the Revised Stat-
utes. Mr. James Crankshaw, Q.C., has
been retained to defend the case.
West atwItllsbM• yeas ramsll.
Bradford, Out., Aug. 1. -This after-
noon the house and stables .if Michael
O'Brien of West (lwilllmbury were de.
rtroyed by tire. The loss Is as follows :
1000 bushels of wheat. 10 tons of hay,
300 bushels of oats, two bones and a
steam threshing maehtne, owned by
Mr. Rankin of Cookstown. The build-
ings were the property of Mr. Wesley
Daley of West dwllllmbury.
repIM. tries Drew■.d et Ottawa
Ottawa, Aug. 1. --Captain Charles P.
Oos,as.lstaat In the engineer's brant*
of the Department of Marine and P'IM-
eries, was drowned this morning 1•
the Ottawa. He was a native of Lon-
don, Ont, and leaves a widow and
child. Cox was In bathing.
Captain Cox was aged 27, and was
well known in aoclal and military cir-
cle.. He was a prominent member of
the Ottawa Cricket Club and bek,ngsd
to the Church of England 1')ec•.asrd
was a member of the 42rd Battalion,
and served with much distinction In
the Nortbweut rebellion.
goer lerewsed b • CMMber./
Omaha, Neb., Aug. L -Pour person
WON. drowned and many bonding de-
stroyed by a cloud burst near Casper.
Wyoming, yesterday.
towed B5. Mese OM
Bradford. Pa.. Aug. L-sleha PenileS.
aged 11, while working In a eawemdli
In Port Alleghany,wast kM11g
to -day. He was trillMafng bout ww��t1aa
the carriage of the trhsoner .eluded
wttb a slab. It Sew bank• aad thews
the bey against a rapidly -whirling
the
�s.ting bis head Dearly offsleeve
•••.aided *0 Tbsete�.
The net tat.reeltsgfast hesenn,malas with
the Mase hese ie probably that ie t
thremrbest see sided, bath he the astern
alma rod me of het various mann. The
ewe halves of the nal. er both md.e of no
lass are sever many alike.
The eyes w digerati'. seer used mem
ban the slew. and tttrof00112 are worm
the .1mt1a. lain :e i. ammb eye
em Mir dall
~ Ibm� Nib (NMI_ leder•
Ifalai s, we ars toms of r anidex•
armee ha .stiz right honed, or no fre-
tless*,
re-
4 , lstt-
'lhe Tang is • trite larger Ihaa the
rises, sad aha ebbe hobs el the 11 .s544'
.rably larger th•s the Mt,
Whabno
start •• movement with
I. feet (generally the oft 1 rather than the
Isiber ono tbs eters of • dip -sari ---aid
leaner the two beads nor the two fest ever
notch. 1be differsscs being ecimetitaes very
marked.
The greater part et the heart is ss the
tat Bids, and so ea itewegbsat the oorp•.e
vile ►.seam.
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INSURES 0000 DIGESTION.
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doslli stormier IbalA, aqd
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J. tioa.somass. NUN, as Chem writes: Its*.
Ise Imam Ombra bet and Laster. Yea Ms
Q • L. UMW Phalle.
A. R Wdaas roam hem Maim: *IUD.
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Rhes etlem se a was t NY v1 tIy
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IF YOU WANT
A SUMMER SUIT
•g of First-class Make,
Good Material and
Latest Style,
-CALL UPON -
HUGH DUNLOP,
The wenn. tlMbIet
West me Bank ed ie■treal.
D. CANTELON,
West street BAKER,
STILL LEAD THE TRADE.
Hits bread is made from pure
Manitoba Hour—made from the
cream of the Manitoba wheat --and
therefore is the best in the world.
This its a big thing to say but it ie
a fact and you have the privilege
of buying this bread at the same
as made from inferior dour at the
prise of 5 cents per loaf. delis red
to any part of the town.
Orders for cakes promptly at.
tended to.
7Wedding cakes and almond.
icing a speciality.
D. CANTKLON.
DON'T DESPAIR
WILL CURE YOU
We guarantee Dodd's Kids.! 1111s to cure any
case d Brombt's Inseams, !Diabetes. 1.
Drop.) Rheumatism. He.rt I)Isease. Femik
Troubles, Impure Blood a money refunded.
Cold by all dealers to medicine, or by moles
rereipt d once. voce per boa. Of Su tows gap
DP L. A. SMITH a CO.- Toronto.
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ANYTHING IN THE HARDWARE LINEP
R. W. McgENZIE
cap 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.
VESSEL SUPPLIES A SPECIALTY.
Mss/'t fail $S > ve me a gi
R. W. McKENZIE
The Crabb Block, Goderich.
"- MU N RO'S_
Several Line. of Goods to hand for Spring and Summer Wear, to which
additions will be mads as the Season advances.
Goods are all marked at the Lowest Living Profit and selected with
more than usual care.
Customers may rest assured that everything will ben toate., and all
Departments well snorted, therefore no need d partiomlangdparticulars.
Special attention given to small warm.
.pec .on kindly solicited Preempt delivery of pnroiass. to any pert
of the
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A. MUNRO,
DIlaA1r and Haberdasher.
WM. SHARMAN, Ji
BOOTS AND SHOES
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