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NEWS OF THE DISTRICT.
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�OWAL s QODERICE1, ONT.. THURSDAY. JAN. 9, 1896.
eat as meal es Monday. The drift en Ye*
dlesala's Hill was dog oat by G. H. Ilsekst
and Richard Ohs A ys.rietts el Nstaitew
W gusto a little dlfttoalty es Tussis .vs
From oil r ownCorr•.pond.nta. nisi ottwshine through the drat. f
smokers walked four miles throne\ obs
rough weather tether than go wakes& tb,
t Yet sanies N oeaeferte of tobacco.
VI' tu,BDAV. Jan. Il
Os Tuesday goosing last, • yawnsS dry
goods aleck sad two young ladies of thso
color tows, paid a visit. to !needs in et
bora, All west well until the refers jot
arty, when. by was m:ataki they toed
themselves to the mow : the bores wet A)st
from the cutter and tett IAMB. 1t was
sought however and they weaeolled Yeats
COUNTEAFEI rli.
lbw* es leteraasl le. sere
Poona any where LI.. \ew.el IN
teensy i►persaity tepersed
Ar flee .tenet.
WESTFIELD.
Itra•Pit. Deo L1
L t Nethery is on the uce last et wan
met.
Ar' Tusee_t took to the ball is Chorea
last week.
Tt:us Swells, of the N.le, is v.stt g A.
C. Hoover.
R 1. Lamont .pests any at J. H. Mc
Clinton • .. i . yr►
Bea gains with much .pest Saaday
at Ate f..vorite roost m West tkl !.
R .1.I, I! il.n hes taken ,..:outrwt of eat -
ting wuod frown d:. A. Hen.ltrw..
M. alorn.h, of B..ou.Mir, hes been
sterst.ed to for wows tut... et J. 11..4. I,i oil a
Ulm Faber, o! h.rmi ler, wan '1e sumo
el ear euterpreasg ret., J. Betty, as San -
Mow Curry, of the N Ie. .o' Vit MIL
Met.. et Co1Lw ne,are y tel tog at J. 11•.....4
et prewt.
Mon Mary McClinton awl %Ii.. H S a•tk-
howe ars busy .t pi -sow io+kirt two It wet -
MN Emilie.
Tlwescial hell in t1.. ertck $n,'r '•D
New \ ear. soh, was a AectJed succus.
Proceeds were 1113
Mom tarter left ..o Tuesday for M.:l ,m
when he will follow his trs.(t as • barer.
Sato will 1,e mimed l.y a hot of ft.eoa,
aspectsl'y the torr Dos.
(one ..t We•ttl 1t • lea•itog ynssg mot
with a r.% ern. oral- iu'nnrn Sunday OTOS -
kg, which Neer a pang to his heart, canine,
bun ti m.., • a hoe- retries', and when loft
soon he wan u.h.riu); ore,h wt *he rate nf--
well', ue.r.Iu1..lonuc, 11 • all right. •
L` U NGANNON.
born 11.- The aocai wenis I)uaeal.t.ea
feel w rico `.. at the mace of J. 0. Ward-
J.P.-uu:eyantxr. lo. who will receive or
4.-.
for •'tatcctIntene, ed..r•••iue anti lob
wut• ate.: u a,.rtorrd to give receipts :or
•mounts paid for theism*
Tri -1 A1. .ban. 7.
i be ttllowias letter of or -indolence was
sent to :he relatives of the late Mrs Maize,
by the Branch of the Women a Missionary
Society, 1n conxectioo with the Methodist
Church
1)... s •.., Dec. 1 ', Us'•i.
1ii*it FR11,1., VY it, the members of
the \\ uman s Miesro.ary `society, extend to
yoe our deepest sympathy in your sad be
movement. N' • are co.acioa that one it
the dearest ties has bei severed. A loytnr
mother has been called away to her sternal
rest, and from our circle hos been taken a
dear muter and • sympathetic friend. We
shall miss her sadly from our meeting's, but
believe although absent in body she is still
with us in 'pint.
Please •.wept this letter of condolence as
a stall token of site love and sympathy.
Signed on behalf of the Ituogannon Mt..
swear!. society.
Mas. T. 1:. A. Piano.
Mos. 1). r.. Ri. Kt,
Mae. S. J. CRAwr..Ro.
BLUEVALE.
Wr.n.t.I•Ay, .I.n. R
Ates Mary Scott has returned from her
visit to I'etroli•..
Ed. Bailey left for kis school near New
Hamburg Inst week.
Mrs. Bailey is vert 111 at present of in-
humation of the liver.
The roods were completely blocked last
week on account of the recent storm*.
F. R 1)ulT left for hue echool In Wawa -
nosh last week where he has been engaged
for 1C`.•.
The Messrs. Henderson, Miss Henderson
and Miss Kew, of Whitechurch, were visit -
mg at Thos. Coulter last weak.
Yd. t'oultes late teacher of Whitechurch,
was presented on lea -Ing there to attend
the Normal at Toronto, with a beautiful
oslleloid collar and Doff box.
AUBURN.
Mo..*t, Jan.
Min Rode Yungblut tee vtauog friends in
(:odericb.
Miss Hattie Ferguson returned on Mon-
day
enday to Goderica to resume her studies at the
1 ollet►ate.
Miss A Ferguson left on Monday to re.
sumo her duties as teacher us a school near
ITasmiller.
Rob Brown, Fletcher Hough sod Miss R
Wilson lave this week to attend the ('Its -
ton ('olleg.ete Institute.
LEEBUPN.
, .ban. t..
Among visitors here for the New \ ear
were Miss Frances Fotheraogham, of
Auburn, •ino. McKo of (:oderich, sod
Hilary Horton, of 1). K. Strachan a staff of
the circular tows.
SrSTT 7115 Neu \ LAR AT S50A71-0R1..
Among our residents who were at the classic
city were Mr. and Mrs. .las. Chisholm ono
w oo Hugh, visiting relatives. Also H. A.
Horton, Mr. and airs. A. H. Clutton and
children.
The last day of 1896 was stormy and the
int day of 1896 was mild, but not eO the
n ooeedine days, being roueh and nearly
stopping all ootnmanicot.oe with the out
side world. Church geere showed a slim at
tesdono., Rev. Mr Ham.lton ooming from
(.nderch with a few di6oultiss with snow
drifts Voting on Mo.dhy counted only ')
voters turning out for the word, this beteg
the lowest number on reoord here The
weather is.talt cold and drifting on Monday
night of this week.
DUNLOP.
Mo.n.y, Jan. 7.
Leapt ear's rights of 1886 were not for
gotten by two of our maidens, who turned
out with • team the other evening, called
on their beats and took theme for a drily.
The lads say the cheats of duties wee real
.ice to ealoy and they were at comfortable.
For the p.at fiftee. years Atones Mullis
has drives the stags route between i:ode
rich and Lockoow. He has given it op aN
the familiar ubadow and form, en often sem
will be muds mie.asd. W. hon. to nes hit
000d.otor es one of the trams when the
silos* reale n established.
The wheel has napensd for 11616, the
teacher mending Mn holidays with bet
paresis sear `t•ntora'. A terga °Inch, Dear.
1 es big ea the town oleok f• the °molar
Town, ehimee oat the boar to Vic mobasey
tea& the hell toile the time to start to tis
tlreises fres home. and get the dieser b.
flirt, to the .ewer -beigm trek to .11 es
4 pr., that the embed ■ over for the dad,
The .tease loss very 'beep, Mrd trails
dearly gtiWtd. Thee won se sad Irma
redBfak. baa en Senorasy A. Allaa diesel
te Maw sed br.ught ie Does The Bir woe
A few years you a great disoovery we
made.
l'oprtuapaled persons are trying to pew
upon and dupe people who are led M ail
for kidnet treatment.
Some of the methods adopted by imitator.
are as follows
Font -To Imitate the site, oulor est
.u. of Dodd's Kidney 111la and sell then
by oesss
Seeesd To put .hem op to oppose lord
sserly the same end to oe offered aa tl
same price
Tntrd To hook on the word •kidasyr b
Doming cathartic pills so as to taor.aos tit.
salmi of men physic.
Fourth To rive • name ai near to 1)add•
that unwary p.op►e may ba de.etved''eat
think they are getting I lodd s.
Look out for ouch dodges. What yo
want kidney medicine you want the beet
and ought not to be the subject of 00
trick
So beware '
l olboros As interesting and Aapp.
event took place at the resideooe of Valla
taw Fisher on Christmas day. when ►t
daughter, Mir Matilda, was married I. W
Grigg. About fifty guests were present
the bride being assisted by her sister, Yu
Nina, while Reuben t.rtgg acted as grease.
etas.
THE STAFF OF LIFE,
Adulteration and substitution in food gr.
ducts heir of late years become so grayp al
evil. that tovernmeatseverywhere here ler
obliged to cell in the serviced) of anyal 1
checa their spread and save toe lives of oft
people.
(tee of the must important articles .4 !lss
un•.uestieaably is Btt6AL.
For pure wholesome Bread, it most be Med
from Mari and Hop Yeast . to- this real.
is easily soluble .n the inlet.* of the etaB.el
or. in other worts. fight of digestion.
Hop and Malt Yeast ie pronounced `1J►
hest analysts in ISetgland to he the pure as
unan'elisroted yeast, and 1s used by the her
hake, in the roundly.
IN MY BAKERY
ou ran get for one cent at snob Broad m.d•
from Hop Yeast as you can for three wen
from the preyed rests which are forces.
theme ,e on Inc public. but which de
and cannot wive the semisweet flavored leen
M\ BF -WADI.; MADE FROM THE PUR
MALT ANU HOP YEAtT AND NO.
MANIHIRA PATENT FLVUR.
Try it and prove for you•rlf. ft i. the N
wholw.onte and awe newt bread that ran t
Produced of anr.7e.11 on the market. k
long erperrare in the Hakery bueinees Ir
proved these to he facts.
D. CANTELOB
In.terestine,
b
isnot
Spa1 Bargains
Before Stock Taking.
American Cotton Blankets
75c. A PAIR.
611. Unson Blankets,
PURE WHITE, WITH BLUE BORDERS, $1.75 A PAIR
Extra Large White Blankets
AT $4.00 A PAIR.
3 Do-. Men's Undershirts
REGULAR PRICE 50c., TO CLEAR AT 371c
5 Do-. Ladies' Hygeian Vests,
VI'I'H LONG SLEEVES AND HIGH NECK, WORTH 75c FOR 5%
J. T. ACHESON.
SIT CPI W A TCT=1'E S
Our stock is now complete in all departments
especially in Watches.
C .A. HUMBER & SON
have eftla 11 past records far behind, and this
year show one of the greatest selections of
SUITABLE GIFTS
shown in town
FOR THE X -MAS TRADE
Dot.t miss it
C. A. HUMBER & SON.
SQUARE, C30D _ RICH_
1896
it _' Wishing our Customers and the General
Public A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
We begin the year with a full supply of
Sci oeZ1 3Z3001 -CS
EC-ee�ooz SVPPI. T S
The biggest value to be had for cash.
SEE OUR
200 AND 300 PAGE
Walk* on the eubre 1 of scatter. whin
serest. we are aced .o Nay Mat our Heli
Trade was woad. We b.ye been mon t
gratified with our sale of Vol.') (touda,
trough Ono is usual.) the quit nine of
year. we aro Bail) tilling orders for
Plain and Fancy
NEEDLEWORK
We won .1 a4% l.. oar . n.tor..er. to ' all
Orr Ih • nun) useful art it.,r. we, are mak
touch es
Ladies' and Children's
.... APRONS ... .
at prices to sur. the t,nu•..
THE FAII
REMEMBER -
Fleischman's
Cooking
School
(11)1 -:N -
JANUARY
IFA -:\
JANUARY 6, 1891
All are invited.
Wishing you all a
Happy New Yea
CHAS. A. NAIRN
FAMILY GROOM
SC 3:3=S
FOR 5 CENTS.
Exercise Books, N ote Books
FOR 5c. AND 10c.
Leather School Bags
Direct from makers.
Extra, Rubber End
Lead Pencils
3 FOR 5 CENTS.
INKS
Best 5c. bottle sold.
New Tinted Note Papers,
Stationery, Blank Books,
Extra value to hand. See them.
Albums, Silverwai e, Dressing
Ca&es at cost.
Window Shades, cloth
50c. TO $1.50.
A- L_ WEIR_
Next deer ts JA& ROBINSON'S Dry Goode Store.
Special at Munro's.
Nosey Comb Shawls, Scotch Plaid Shoulder Shawls, Double sad Single
Long Shawl. in Black and Colon.
HOSIMRY
Fine Cashmere Plain and Fancy Ribbed, from infants to Ladies size.
Boys and Girls Heavy makes.
warm and Ladies' and Chi dren'e Underwear in all the leading makes.
Ns and Boys' Shirts acrd Drawers from 20 to 44 inches.
Jest to band, full lines of Men's Merino .ad Heavy Socks.
New alai. in Olwap Silks tor Fancy Work.
Pins Mit Handkerchiefs from lie. to $1.15.
Draper and Haberdasher.
STILL BARGAINS.
A FEW LADIES CLOTH COATS LE88 THAN WHOLE-
SALE PRICES.
1 Ladies' Greenland 8.al Cape, 1117.50 for $20.00
1 Ladies' Baltic Seal Uape, .... 15.00 for 11 00
4 Men's Wombat Fur Coats... 11.00 for 11.00
2 Yen's Wombat Fur Coats... 13.00 for 10.00
4 Sete Storm Collars and Mulls at oast price.
1 Man's Fur Cap $12.00 for 19 00
1 Ladies' Fur Cap 2.75 for :.00
The above goods are gnat bargains, and crust be cleared out this mouth.
Our Carpet week is, as usual, tke largest in the County, ronsistiag of
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIES, 3 PLY ALL WOOL, 2 PLY
ALL WOOL, UNIONS, HEMPS, and the new
make of AXMINSTERB.
It is scarcely necessary to say that our prices are rock bottom on these goods
Our Lace Curtain stock is large for this Season of the year Between 200
and 300 sets to chose frotu, and:I:10 sets of new stock expected
daily.
CHENILLE CURTAINS. MATS, RUGS,'ART SQUARES
RUG FRINGE and TABLE COVERS in
great variety.
COLBORNE BROS.
Thu Great Carpet anti lace Hurtain V,'ar•liouse ..f the County.
Holiday Fruits .
A fire assortment of new Fr'lits for the
holiday season has just been received.
Everything New and Fresh and of best
brand.
Family Groceries a Specialty.
ST. GEORGE PRICE,
si c.- sea T. R. mart a Ms.
('tea;. w [•IT -ST AND WA=
The Fleischmann Yeast Co.„ of New York
who will oosduct • Free Cooking School ,
during the first week in January. is the A.
U. U. W. Hall, over 1111 Sit:tcAL office,
have secured one sit V.'orsell & Co's famous
opal range.. aril the public are tuyited to
cell and see st working on the above oo-
meiee.
�.a. ORSEI1L CO.
wish their many customers
A Merry . V -seas
and
A Haijy New Year.
Cutting Prices
If You Want
The very Cheapest, Purest,
Freshest and Best
CHRISTMAS
Groceries
Confectionery
Cakes, etc.,
Cali on
D. STODDART
Hamilton -St. Baker and Grocer,
next to Wnl. Acheson Harness
Depot.
P. S. -Home -matte Cakes iced at
low rates.
Groceries
The undersigned beg to an-
nounce to the public that they
hay. opened out a general ,tore of
Groceries, Dry Goods,
Flour and Feed
on Hamilton Street. next door to
S. Sloane',: Warehouse, where
they will endeavor to sell at the
very lowest price possible.
Terms Cash.
C. Beck & Oo.
-not cutting our nose off to spite
our face-nnw adays is what we are
doing, to u.. we room for the large
stock of hying Goods that will
soon be to hard Although the
prices in Snits and Overcoats will
be shattered, the same high levels
of Quality and Workmanship will!
be maintained.
A. usual at this season of the
year, WA are offering our entire'
stock of Trousers to order for.
$3.50 and $4.00.
PRIDHAM
THE TAILOR.
'C.R.SHANE&CO
Wageless : There diad es bis see's resi-
dua*. M (w.wew Wile/haw au Ifeasiiey
ayoeise. en old rettiient of ah. township of
Terebeery, b the pence of Wen Mira I
IC, batter knewn in the eomm..ity r e
"Tory Bill ' Re wee is his meal health
s.Mb Aa.Aoy. vibes he was noised with ilii
sinews ia the head. and other amide. ebb &
tttldis.ted the kteskieg h.4 lit. Dessawsd
Is hie 77th and bed imperilment
sa
JULIAN'S BLOCK.
Full Line
Seasonable
Goods.
of
Ladies'
Fur
Capes
a specialty.
w b.ra.ktppee or p*ee... lite. .« ..I, is I 0. L 111141Z3 lk 00.
area bus she is idle skier o.esesa 1 A/enb Ar am s'arassae Mess