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rimers. Atwrasyys.,, sellelte'. to . Rode
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Harriman. 111=ata Charmers to.
iloterich. M.sy Holmes..• �- : P. limit
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Court of Appeal for Ontario. r la soy county
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BLAOwpey.w LE. ewes epponite Martin's Hotel. Uod.
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%IONEY TU LOAN. - $16,000.00
• Private Farb to Iced at yy percent an-
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mitre a (abut'.. Howl. O.dsrteb. 41/f-tf
J. T. NAFTZL, F1RZ, Lin AND
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tales. OSse-Dior. Narfh.tt. mad at mune God-
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CAMERON HOLT t HOL.Mies-
MONEY TO LEND.—A A R G Y
amount of Private F.M. for Imv.stmeo
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wesaon. Real Estate mid Money
la.la5 Only first -trees easpaake
repress. Money to Lead o. strafes
Meas. at the lowest rate sela.teeert to
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11ODERIUH KZ0HANIAI' IN8TI-
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main
Ops. tree Ito dram,. sad from 7 to 10 r.r.
ABOUT 9000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY.
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Papers, Muysoiews de. on File.
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misuse free um of RooLibrary and Readlsg-
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Secretary. Libraries.
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TUOMAii OUNDRRYAUCTIONEER
sad aet ..
asset Leedomand re Ls. Ove.
eat Oen Markt Maisel
Co. dales at-
tesied to low sena the twenty. e -1y
JOH N RNUZ, GENERAL AUO-
u�� Lead a �wbmt.yled seadderabbeiperwaet
aka kstreos.isr4.dl•- t t4 la • s all
0hok•ree with �h ontleretwn eH oho
uW0so entrusted haw hl.. Orden left as
II•nla • Re 1. r 1F mall to himreae..•,
KOX tl entob sty �i s.aeb f11N
k..w Bo$ll.i, hest net That.
A I'renehmee was hosetiog that be had
thoroughly meahwed ,he Kaghrh I• bruep.
when he was asked to write from diot.doa
the following shown "seines of our
aessntric vernacular.
" A. Herb Hughes was hewing • y.el lop
from • Veru trete a ems dressed is serpents
et I dark hes Mae op to Hank .ad .id
yen wee my ewe !' To wi ek he
' If you wait instil I hew Me yew
I will g. with you to leek for your ewes."
After as attempt the Fi--'-ea- admit•
W kis misske. He ted se impse he wee
end w Foielith sprk*.g. Mt baa went bis
*said he were sinful hew he Bawl the Iter
vets ua before
THE OTHER TRAIN
• ct.a'0 moat'
"THERE, Simmons, you blockhead !
Why dN.'t you trot Meson woe•. aboard
her wain ! She will have to wait here new
Rot.11.06 • a.'•
"Yea dada's tell .e. �
"•Yes, 1 did tell you. -Twas scaly year
es.fe•ded stupid tareleeemeaa"
•" `%ha ! Yea fool ! Whet else .•maid you ex
p■■1 e1 her ! Probably she basal •.y wit ;
Maid.. she w t bound on • very jolly
jemmy --got a pass up the road to the per-
heses. I'll go and tell bar ; .ad if you fr-
e t Isar Weight, see tl 1 deo.' maks miaow
Moat of you !' and our worthy ttakr west
*Molt his fin menwtugly at bussubordi.at..
•'1'.. ve mewed your tram, .arm,.' he
realer ed. oomtaa forward to a queer •took•
lag beadle in the corner.
A Ireaebhag hand raced Mat laded black
vel. and revealed ale •wettest old face I
ever eau.
"Never iniad,- said a quivering voice
"'Tis eel, three o'cleek sow ; you will
h ap to wait until the night train, whish
down t go up n•til 1.06 -
"very well, ear ; 1 lea wait.'
"Woulds t you Ilks to iso to soma hotel !
Simmons wilt chew you the way.
"he, thank you, aur. One plass u as
geed as mother to me. Booties, I haven't
may money.
Ver.- well, said Oe .ge01,10rame away
iadtlhar.otly. "Summons will 1.11 you
when it • tune.
AU the af;erneon she eat there so quiet
that I thought sometim..0s mut he asleep;
bat when 1 looked more closely 1 could ase
every rare an • while • great tear rolltag
down bar cheek, wrath she would wipe
away hastily with her eottua handkrohtef.
The dept was .roweled, and all was bustle
and burry until the 9.60 train if wag wt
came doe ; then every pwenRer left except
the old lady. Is is very rare indeed, that
..gene take' the night express, and almost
always after 1 have struck ten the Jepot se -
emote aced empty.
The ticket •rent pot on his great coat,
wad, bidding Simmons keep hie wits *bout
him tor oboe in hos Isle, departed for bo...
But he read no sooner gone that that
fue,ta'.ery stretched himself out upon tb.
tat Ir, as usual, and beg.0 to snooze rociler-
on. t v.
Then it was 1 whammed such • sight
as 1 war had before, and never expect to
e g•WD.
The lire had gone down -it was a sold
■ irht •ad the wind bowled dismally out-
side. The tamps grew di. sad derma, oast-
ing word shadows upon the wall. By and
by 1 beard a smothered sob from the earner.
then .mother. I looked sn that direction.
She tied risen from her seat, .ad, oh ! the
look of &prosy en the poor, piwhed Dios.
1 oat t believe It," .rat sobbed, wringing
bar thin, whits bends. "Oh. 1 cant be -
Imre it. ' My babies ! How often have I
heli then, in my arms end kited them : sad
bow often they used to say bask to me, "los
love you, mamma, and sow, oh, trod,
theyve turned agaiwt no. Where am I go
mg ' To the poor house. No ! no ! no ' 1
cannot ' 1 will net' Oh the drgraos.'
Aad slnkiag epos her knees, the sobbed
oat in prayer, " O trod ! einem me thus and
take me home ! 1) God ewe me cite ata-
visms .
The wand rose higher and swept through
the crevices, icy sold. How it moaned. and
rive ed to sob like something human that is
hart. I began to .hake, but the kneeling
figure otter stirred The thin shawl had
dropped from her 'boulders unheeded Sum
moos turned over and drew his heavy
bleatet more closely about him.
on, bow cold ! Oaly one Irmo remained,
burning dimly : the other two had gone out
tor want of oil. 1 oould hardly see, It was
so dart..
At Est she became quieter, end ceased to
moan. Theo I grew drowsy, and kind of
lost the run of tbinp after I had struck
twelve, when nomet/tins entered the depot
with • bright light. It was the brightest
light i ever vow, •ad a'eased to fill the
room full of glory-. i could vee it was •
scan. He walked to the kneeling figure
awl touched ler upon the shoulder.
She stetted up and turned her fees wildly
around. 1 beard Wim nay ; " "fie tram
time. ma'&m. Come !
A I..ok of joy tease over nor face.
•• Fin reedy.-- .h. whispered.
, • Theo give me y our ,,ars ma'am."
She reached him & worn old book, which
he toot. and from it read aloud, "t'ome
unto me, all ye that labor and are heavy
laden, and 1 wttl gip you rest
Trait s the pees over our road, ma'am.
Are you ready
The light died away and darkness fell is
ate place My hand eeee►ed the stroke et
ene. ltmmoos awoke with • start a.d
seatobed his le.ten0, The whistles seced-
e d "dove ink. r The train was den.
He ran to bbl. •sews and shook the old
woman.
"Walt* op, warm ; 'tie traim rims.
But .he norm heeded. He erre are look
at tbe white, met feoe, .ad dropaag his
lantern. fled.
The up-treia halted. The ooaduetor
.bested "All aboard Bet se ewe made a
move that way.
The next mermaut, when the ticket •g.wt
eaew. le teasel:hr freesia to death. They
whispered sassier thsmesl.on, bed tm.jeerw•
r made out • verdict "apoplexy- :" .ed it
Ws* at some way hushed up.
•Bhey laud her out is the depot ofd adver-
tised far bar frte.da, het so ewe ewes. de
•tier the mooned day they btwW her.
The last leek ea the sweet. eM fat.,
lighted up with • unite .•earthly, I keep
wick we yet; sod wel ti
lea I t►iak e se-
murresos of that eight I knew she went en
the ether Irads that waver stepped at the
pour hew_--- -
Beware of 0eafelwt.
It is the posnli•rity et eM mew to
5nerme0sly ez•gger.w everything. PP if
t he ds set invent her grievaimes. ).,,ss -
s. the part d 1M Wafted lis au-
.evlfg. w It is te awes*. but M r eye •
tree. A .sere ..l Wean el s eddhii lash Its them et' fuer beers ever she Meal* la
peat • hosier, will pap say w to e•. -
eider the mien dmoropertienase w 1M
tense 11i. hothead it healthy, if be r
wet .are. wail • ha4erves awakes -
mem, whet hoopoes! The int i110 sen.
Gni .*y love be may have mail ter wile
die*, drowned u the Seed of wo-d.. Haw-
ing wurdsed his .v. for her, the wife
keeps up the aagnsag; he .pesduy k.gl.e so
look es her as Wag • a...oa; tree thls
te dislike, and thea to pwtive hatred is
n ot a )stir jenrsey.-C. Ranee, M. IA, is
North &shoat Renew.
AS SHE WAS TRANSLATED.
A enemas ea orNN.r'e Neer feaw1at N
. wemaa'. d.esr.
11.. rrrls5iese Clr.aaolo : A telegram was
received free Ilftes.d& retest ly •.0.0..05
that Mases) Rigmwll, wbo bee been in j.al
some m50W verged with the Mott of s
113,000 raid bar from his Mhos da the sight
of Maroh 20, would be liberated tomrrow
Orders hate been rsoNwed to that
sliest
from *be any of Metres, where .11 the eve
• mowed ored by the Kea.mad& court was
sent for teamedreview. Nothisg bbteamed
of the expoutod of Platt and Garrett,
who are impct..sd with Rivee.11, though in
their ease alto t be ofcwsls hays failed todad
to show guilt a.o
An .iag ustaaee of the miedirneted
s
seal of the Eueada .admiration eat letter recently Some weeks ago a lettwee
evolved at the jail from Mrs. Pratt, dingle
ed to her basbaad. The official oourt inter
proceededpretr was seat for, and he proceeded to de-
cipher the letter. H. got through it very
w
well, with ootooal wild Ramses, until be
came cothe end ; ..pw
d thou, sa a osript,
he saw the word., " Baby. quite well'
This nonplussed him, until ha remembered
that "well" meant • bole in the ground for
preening water.
Is • s.so.d the whole thing dashed
through his mind, and be trembled with ex
atemat as he ran t. the Judge and told
that him at he had eapiered • letter which
Bove the whole thing away. " The geld
brisk u in the well at Pratt's hetes, he told
the Jutdre.
That official overjoyed with the news,
orders th
gave orders Pratt, Garrott sad Riyeroll
should be pissed is solitary eoofh.
ssst,
and that visitors should not be allowed to
see them under any circumstances. 'Theo •
torte of soldiers was sant to Prs$t'e bowiewith orders te pump the well dry pad get
1b. brick.
The greatest haste was em i -
as
within a few hours the well was V�
dry-, sad the search began for the b.r. Ns -
thing was found, and thea the Luute.ant in
charge of the squad procured shovels sad
em
mads the soldiers dig at the bottom of t
well for three or four hours. Hat still so -
thing same to light, and after inspestiog
walls .ad r•msackisg she house, the facts
were reported to headquarters.
The officials did tot know wesleeks
to eks
of it. They sailed for the letter WaltWaltand
sent for another interpreter. This seas
h&ppeoed tomo
understood English, d be
seen explained tire ettu.ties. He told them
that it meant the baby was In geed health.
The Judge discharged the old interpreter
on the grit and engaged the new ens. H.
released the prisoners from solitary oo.fla-
moot. and dud lie utmost to prevent the
facts from hesem*.Wows.
ows.
•
A Seise .f race Past.
Alexander Well, an old citizen of
the town of Wellsville, Ohio, has
in hie powesion . copy of as interesting
and novel document issued by the solo,)
boar.) or the town of Iwaoaster, Penn.
in 1828. The question of steam railroads
was then is ite incipient styes of agitation,
end • club of young men had been formed
for the purposes of discussing the potato et
issue, and desired the use of the school
house for purposes of debate. This was
looked oven by members of the •:Wool
board as an innovation bordering upos
emrileee. as indicated by the reply of the
body to the request, which is the docuweht
in the poesassioo of Mr Wells. It reads as
follows
" You .re weloome to the use of the
school house to debate all proper questions
is. but soft things as railroads and tele-
graphs ars impossibilities and rank in-
fidelity. There is Dothan( in tie word of
God about thew. If God had designed
ti.1 his Intelligent creature' should travel
at the frightful speed of fifteen wiles an
hour, by steam, He would have dearly
foretold through His holy prophet.
!t is • device of Satan to lead immortal
souls down to hell."
Seth sentiments possibly reflected the
..lint to sofa* extent is the day. of stray-
/bre years ago, but they sound strong.h at
the present time wren the " device of
Fates "' is daily marrying people over the
load at the rateof sixty or seventy mile' an
boar. The world 8.. provreesed somewhat
sues 1828.
De Wad be •heyed.
Some yeah ago, when the Prise of
Wale, opened the Royal Agr*oultursl Slow
at Newcastle -•pen -Tyne, there was t8. in-
evitable proomaoe and the usual crowd to
wilt.. it.
Ittde.d, so great wee the throes at o..
prtienlar port of Ile route, that it sow
eidt.Ny eseeaohed open the line d maweh,
whys sew of the Mrsemst of the trowel eras
passed epee by a body north .sestet'
psileemea, with
'Mead bask. will ye f Di.n't yo ass yor
81.04*.' Ms reed Y.
Bat► esistsr. leek at the weed ! Hee th'
dib.g et' ea get batik Y'
"Thee ye trims rat beak "
"Ilam eels a0, whoa they wises Id taw •"
"Ye when more Y.-t8resteslyil7
"Aa aeeset.'
"Ye wiggles move" rested the now
th.roe& sa.pmst.d "heathy'.: 'ye waa
as ! seep where ye .re. For,
say 'WA ye like. els will b0 obeyed r' H.
waw
The IfA•..w . of MospIwllt.
Mea Ratio Hfstaagta. Miller eentaribates
es the Aegat1 Mae .f the Cheamequea .
fharmi g &Miele es HespiflfWy, Is myth
5M says
The em.shia1.S... * at be pitsYty ems
to be:
A wood. ample. everyday Bia, with •e
shams w hide mad wt keep .p.
That which mak. Way a burden
sad art a Iambi comity
"think Mabee spes� le w
share erometbiteg
Mew tate it reelfy bas to divide
Living i■ ark
we .re e..teete � sew puma ebe sa
t•rt•iameat w. lad sm� bet weary our
soiree .al less an the t el vee
pwaMuyp *. •esem*.e far the them a saes -
am ar beyond •r emy steals -
meat t W* see tlarh4tR d - sada
eisseest, Mtel
4M a `fib elsad
sew
W t:kle melees •
14 we Bake mer everyday W. Ewe
elvemle.hafteht4pR d .E prw.b5r h wield
ave en hoa
MIA ser beof bead f�
0•1 egtriamliMMIA
eMmaltfs dim as 11 they were a0rMwi te
vee to 5.r femora aqd Aasterf.-we
Wght make ed Mem maim of • 85.atitel
MSpit&lity that would be beth restful mad
Mimed.
If .e.'s life i. freak sod •Imeen se that
then is aeehiag to wwal ; if melee' maw
.5m mad path eere.w aro everyday
wear mad am= y holiday girl; if bright
wk mad eche ..••watt.e rule tem
table Iowan of gawp tied animism; if we
are mewl) .00kiee to be rather thea se
evem we shall sot look with dread and ter-
ror p[pp. the advent of gums@ or asthma
earNlwem la oar attempts to ../create the.
*M 5rtm.ka1 Paine Ma.
The little boy was graft elosg-the road,
weeping .trot bitterly. Elie face was red,
as of he bad 8..e fleabag, and he was woe -
what soothed op sed duty, but be skewed
so marks of brebss or prospective Nook
n«.
His heart was broken.
' Which the smiler, soapy, did you get
licked v
'No, ear, 1 licked him, and 1 kicked him
good. I bunged up both eyes sad 1blood-
ed hoe mase and broke his two frost teeth,
end 1 kicked the etooksrra efi him, 1 did.
)Melfi he art in of you!'
" He did not. He ram. I chased him all
the way. He was bugger's' me. too, sad 1
got has pat top sad his knife that ►&d two
Modes cud pert Of amothor
" Well, what are you ory lag .boat
then ?"
Bennie there were three bigger bots
that stood by sad new me lick him, and
Men they bald me up &mel took everything
away tram ens.
" What is your Dams, little boy
" Japes, sir. ---New York Journal.
roc. war et rogues It.
teller-- 1' our master's not at home, .h,
Pat '
Pat --No, ear ' He do be in the old Donn
try tbeee I'r. wake', Jar.
Caller --Excuse me, Pet, but how u it
Lind when your matrons as on thet side of
the water, your master's oo the other, nod
vies vers ` Is there any trouble between
them •'
Pat -Nose at all. nor. Only they bate
&grade Mabee* 'em that they can live to•
gather whin they're apart.
New York S1ategsaranwod ageism. Coo
seoli.ut cattle ea a.oeuat of tuberculosis.
8UIER HUT IN WINTER
That is what you tan have by getting one
of the Celebrated
HOWARD WARM AIR FURNAC ES
put in your bougie. This is what one of our
citizens says about it:
Goderich, March 15th, 18106.
lh,ic ir,f Fwrnu.-e
(itetlem■e,-In mower to your request
of the Lt last, I have to say, that my
Howard Fora•oe is • oombuaatwn of hot
water wtstue and warn, air down stairs.
The onamption of fuel has been lees then
we formerly required with two coal .toter,
end the Winter sow almost past, has been
an unuu•ily'even ase, yet we hate been
unusually oomfortable in every pert of the
hoose. It is so orally managed and so
ample sn manipulation, that we have kept
the house at an even temperature of about
70 degrees all Winter, day and Dight. :such
w its ooertruotion that we have no dust or
gas e@capueg, nod altogether we find it as
nearly perfect an every respect as it Is p'e-
eible to get a Furnace. My Furnace was
pat in by your agent here, Mr, J. H. W or-
aeU, in • mat satisfactory manner, in tout
no much so that when oompletsd and reedy
for Briar up we have not required him to
touch anything about it since, so perfect
has his work been in every respect. I only
weeder now that we got along at all so
loop without • Furnace, and I would not w
hack to stove' if I got theta and the coal
every year for nothing.
Yours respectfully,
ALAN 11t -D. ALLAN.
If you think of having a Furnace put in,
call and ere u. end we will be pleased to
give you an estimate.
J. H. WORSELL.
Kooflne and Y.1 1IA *ii I. Srair. r.
U0e$ a specially.
PLAITING MILL.
ESfALIISNFD 115S.
Buchauailz & Rftllaz
5•NCw•orva.aa
SASH, DOOR and BLIND
Realms Is all kinds et
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES
%ad builder's .earl et14111,
School Putties a 8nacisitje
ea.
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Woos
OMB
• woe heal ■ •
To Smokers:
Ire meet the whims M Miser ttiteouern
The a.o L Twtrae. 1.. Cis.,144.. Slam -
Mom. tl.s., lays pissed epos ale partite
A Combination Ply of
"T &
811101ING TOB*000.
This ennobles a ieyt hit want, giv
lag the t,ts•fwt.w use 30 amt plug,
et' a 10 stat piece or a li amt piece
of the tumors 'Tit 13" br'.ad of
pare 'Virginia Tobacco.
T`1 Th ♦s "I' I " It N nary Plat
Ask your Druggist for
A
Wonderful Tonic
and � �g�
OD 8
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REQ
Remedy for
Weak and Impure Blood,
Kidney and Liver Troubles.
st..e.awwr.t 1. M. Maot.[OO. 0oocairim out.
GODEIIICH WOOLLEN MILLS
are Re -Opened !
I beg to say that I have bought the Woollen Mill from Mr. McCann,
lately run by Mr. Dickson, and awn refitting it up in first -claw style, putting
in many improvements, making it an L'p-to-date Mill, and hope by doing
lint -clans work and fair dealing to merit a share of your patronage. 1 am
prepared to do Custom Work in all its branches, such as Rool Carding, Spin-
ning Single or Double Yarns, manufacturing Blankets, Plain and Fancy
Flannels, Double and Single Sheeting, Tweeds, tic.; also Custom Weaving,
Dyeing and Scouring Blankets.
ALL woiut DONK PROM P%.
G. M. COLLINS.
EVERY DAY A BARGAIN DAPI
Our MR, DOBIE has just returned from the East, where he
has secured some special Bargains in
General Dry Goods,
Gents' Furnishings, &c.,
300 Ladies' ample Hats,
Rib5ons, Flowers, Laces,
Handkerchiefs, etc., etc.
ALL NEW GOODS,
'trim Aty Bei! Replif
CaII and investigate.
Yours respectfully,
,'
DOBIE & CO.
North Side Square, Ooderich, - - P. O'Dea's 01d -Stand
DIAMOND
Like the DIAMOND we shine, especially in
NOVELTIES.
STERLING BELT PINS
STERLING WAIST SETS
STERLING BELTS.
Also we carry a nice line of FANS for the wart) vea.uu.
C. A. HUMBER & SON,
SQUARE. GODEKICH.
SUPERIOR
JEWEL FURNACES
Are the most Powerful
Heaters in the World.
For Economy, Durnlility,and an eas-
ily regulated Furnace, it has no equal.
FOR SA Lit HT
ARPER & LEE
P. 8.—For Coal or Wood.
'
Irl .1n " 7�1 •
,—HAMILTON. ONT.-••••4„
" Hot enough--"
Climatic changes, or variations in
the atmosphere, have no effect on
E. B. Eddy's Match 3s, which light
readily at any time, Hot or Cold,
Rain or Shine.
This can be said only of
E. B. EDDY'S MATCHES.
finder Twine !
UNCTION 1A PRICES
0
All former quotations withdrawn.
Reduction in Prices in the wholesale market having
been made, we give our Cnitomers the Benefit of the Re-
ductions.
Call and get our reduced prieea
DAVISON & CO: