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Wier •( 1'S Dbl 1 w � Naetk strew
feriae et *eaaa.tpsese t
=week to edemas." $ 1
shea
taw year aha...,., •••� . >n
Leek at f• er moved.
leer Wee la a sl.aatrttt receipt of as dere
te week Ino are paid nu. err that It t. ••et
anew. d to hit late •rreor.
w'bera a Mama, of widens 1s Mooed. ho,
tae ell sad the new whiner -nested b.dvea.
.dsaovhlwe tiaras.
Deo a par 1 err
ottt.•v o....1.dvert ntunosra res
p11 ae for edea la, ir'oa. sod3err
fee Sack seb.q.,est tneartloe. Hemmed s1
II names . eke.
Posher ow.de of fit Ilse• sod mad.r.$ per
seer
ldverus,•.,slate •'t •.oed, Mo, red •f•7ed
M weldor C-soeat. 8 a•ttnr•e . sued tar
Baedne.s e•' noes 'V..tM not er'wdla.• •
11 ,-a seap•.red, $1 p. r .oath.
ri•,n•y e, isle • d • emu w i. e. ate to
• a. a 4 SI -. 51 f. r 11 v se th In.. ►,r ..h
•'great m •.. h. L. r Ser la proper, 11
&ay ape -.1 notice it aoble t t'f which ler.
armee, Iw pa•enlare hem it of Sar end.
velvet .r Mmptac. t. he e u .1.. d so wet
vee kisetent and oh,nr.•d ace. ,4 Rely.
Goal wtices is mooparell tr ale ons Deet Der
word, **sodas" ter then tse,
Laical airtime la ordt..ry r5Sd,ag type two
par r
oasts pword. No lotto. for let� :ilio.
Menem for churches and other religions and
be.svoleut laetltuttoos half rata,
eshecriber who All to receive Tex 8.osAt
rerwlarly by mall- will c .nisi a favor
elantena us of the fast at •, early au detests
ru 1i.b•.r. rt.itte,
J. C. is ?ousel, of t7odertoh, Awe bees ap
pointed local Travelling Agent for the town
*hips of Ooderich. Colborne, Ashfield and We-
waaoeh.
Lanai
empowered otaatios over the Metric* &Pt s
o res v subscriptions so Te
eionAL
AU eoaumanlcstlow must be addressed to
I) 101.1HLIT.
inee
tstspbe.e Call Il Oudertek flat,
11110DIRR1Op. TNu118DAT, Dna 17. Me
SNAP SHOTS,
-The question of C. P. R. connec-
tion with Godenoh io well to the tore.
--Tac Str:AAL nes seen inforwe'1
that • Dumber of the town council sesta
will oto a beggtne this year. We shall owl
as to that later ea.
- -Man ; is a gambling anitnai
whether he Invest* 1. Redolent mining
Mares, buy. • lottery ticket, " bucks the
tiger." sr play. marbles.
-1 )ur friends, the Conservatives,
will meet at Carlow today. Them/lay, ilius.
17th, to oremote wbiott is a very Rood thus
to do, .ad is oomewbat needed.
-if you want a game with a nice
element of risk 1a it, ptok oat the winners
to the hutnot t boned. It win keep yo■
rowing to select the right mea
-ljrotiner 1'A toilLL,of Bruce county,
win today tell the teoaeervanves of West
Hama, is connoting arembld, what he
kaewe about carrel., lbmtnion ale:Atom.
--The investigation into alleged uf-
fsasve partisanship DO the part of Po•t-
ataster Ftenee, of Brussalie, i* thus rooms
Doouioe einem, began Tuesday last before
Co/ 1.4211ek.
--Ane you a candidate for the
Berea Distract rouse l! If you are, ie
good enough to let to know it, so we wt 1
get fair nonce before depletting our double-
herrelled vote.
-The a bort on the part of Hon. G.
I; Faersk SO 1; rep she prejedt.fe of creed in
politick, prey•• a...-iruarely that be w .at
aware of the pot M. :Ft .be e ten was
uaetere:l last Jane.
-The Mau an,' :.nlpi - 4aye the
Hawn' Administration will go to ib" 0 -en-
try Nest year. It is rally • to bad that
Premier lLktry will isnot cut gives( es•
elusive mews s• the *abject be The Hail arid
Ktspire.
--The gentle accents of the Hon.
(.Lkeg WALLAes have not bees beard i.'
the polities' dieosestoes that have bees
ea Is mad abest Stormont during the
past week or awe, The Hoe. Joni Roo.
OAST is also ehasrvably sliest.
-If the story that General MAcsO,
the Cubes leader, was hired by the'p.a-
lard• aside, the pirouettes et s nage* trees,
sad thee brutally bstebered, be carrels, tt
ie base that Spanish savagery in this roe -
Least received ha quietus. War is a great
evil, but butchery is sot war, and is foreign
to the eartlissties of the latter toad of the
nineteenth osstetre.
-d nunher of the Dominion Con-
servative members are falling by the wty.
That, Roe 1Iai.ay, of South Brant throw op
somata, sow ems 'OHS A. MAcpnrava
of North (Mario, Mama Ream, et fee -
des, is likely to de there, not, mud there
are others who will also seosateb before t
mune. The int of the (esesrvative pal
Noma is Det•ntnios polities, truly V sot
✓Alli oak
- -- I'11E S+CN .11.: :t ►1)F:IICfl • L INT. Til ('l:'U.t l'• DEC. l;, 1896.
abet aserd.4 eel. Nesyl. le est
seethe ttf New..ten sett we hoes NI
the ewes of thoroo,(biy vestnattag, Ida 1f
the disuses of Hetes will pare • head.
--Lawyer Lana, of Oornwall,who
rte a• tae eel-'3epare•• was 1 . ado's,"
f •tr the Legislature i. I was Wisp,
ed to a stand -•inn, le two OS a,r•,-
'+ &..rete wnn..l walutst* fee the Ooaie•..•,
•o l hie Met • ate will be woke tare b..
first. C.rretng two tens seder ore lett M a
• it'• thin, w t'ana'1.n o.1'1.•
C E. L. U.
The te.11e.uld v. r •,a . ,pans for the def •
Aunts ,wing pe..ple • •a.•1.• 1.• whioh naval
tering Nil reek :
. V xih et 11 et 'haler .4b.1. • }. i. of 1'. $ ,
)sudsy .v.a.s. -t 7.3) I •.•k Pne el• o
tau will lake pier. of • hr 18sh Pell •t
.: dent't r quie sit.
Koos Chit. •.. %.PS C F; T,,.eder, even
. ; at 8 e'cleck. Topes for 11eoe.eh•r
YL " Jet •'bat Were bare .nth the weed,'
w Ca. err," by Hiss Vitro.
4'1 .re ea/daily • ited to .ttsrsd them
these, which w n Id to the b•neeesta,
Tunis( env' em .f 'ler sooteties .*
Metal I motette•
HY BASE T1tCiiHV
Waft the Death of Gen. Maeeo
Brought About.
l s Was Invited t. a (eallervae. ad Ils-
sesssetl.tU Walked lot. tar Arssw 1
£.. i.e - a Sew Lea•er ao.areNd-
Lr. Win ler L.prere• 5s•bfacU.a Wilk
the Outlook.
Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 12.-Tbe Codatltu-
tlon's Key West special give* the to1-
lowing account of Macey's death. indi-
cating his betrayal and Implicating Dr
Zeit ucha,
"Tour correspondent is now enabled
to state, upon the meet undoubted au-
thority, that the death of Usu. Mateo
was a premeditated ase aainatton, and
that the failure to product tun body Is
because its mutilated condition would
shock even Spanish official gens.biU-
tlea
-It seems that General Mace* bad
planned a suaa'osful crowing uti
the troche, anti that taking Inc sea
route with a bodyguard, he was to re-
join bis forces mutt of Martel. This
was aoceunplianeei in safety, and, while
standing alune, within sight of A line
of skirmishers, the General was shot
duet) by In hid
meet
Ing w hu were
awaiting their victim. Hear body, so
far as Span el) reports go, at once dis-
appeared. but the truth is •that it s
hacked up by the aasitsains• who ex-
hausted every indignity of which
brutal minds are aapaWe,
"It has been well-known for a year
past that there wise a price sect up•n
Maceo's head. and Gen. Weyler. Arta[
official act Upon reaching tn.- Inland
Warr to give notice of recognition to the
Piataedoa, bands of freebo, ters. Their.
men, following in the oak.• of both
armlet, would murder and plumy-,, and
when chased dawn by th.- indignant
Cubans wiuld fled pr'.tectlon within
the Spanlsb lines, whibt the
latter would officially deny all
knowledge of the matter. A Lew
weeks ago a band of these tan
attacked a otxtvent In the Province of
Puerto Principe, which was filled with
young . girls, wbo were most shamefully
ully
abused. Some Of these Inert were
caught by (len. Lacret, the insurgent
leadeer, and executed, while the great',
part of them Lound protection within the
Spanish Un. -a Although the enormity
Of the e' was known and their
teatime w 0Onveint school girl., the
rrtmina a .,, re protected Yroan naoi*.-
tatio. and art today free
-For three weeps It ham been known
In Jlavanx that a clever bribe was out
for the surrender .4 I:enety) Maces.. It
wits to the effect that he held the ticket
wMeh ea4;e.l for the grand Artie ..3
1111,000 In the Havana lottery He did
not rare t.. call for the cashing of this
clever -ay arranged bribe , and up,n the
departure sf llettere' Wetter f..r the
hills ,..•r.-, days acre. 1.b was brult•d
about that the man who killed //seem
mu1.1 he ve th..
'.The ',tory of Mae.-o's death, aft to4d
from official aoureeys, euatalns fully the
story of the asaaaa(natlon. General
Maceo, Instead of eroe.dng the troche
directly with hi. men. saes, through
some covert Influence. Induced to pass
Martel on a boat. and to reach his
foreee on the east aide of the death
line. There everything was In
nets by the cans ,1 readi-
ness"
leader fell a ole-'imtl to th trap d the brava
which he had walked. it la regarded
sa tory mini/War that Mur..,. physi-
cian. Maximo Zertuchtt, wise allowed tc
surrender. instead of Mine telt In
chains and ruwhod . ft to a dungeon. be
Is treated with 4Mtlnetlnn, 1. paraded
'afore newsparer ntsresMmients and
Aar freMnm of aneech, which la a nnv-
••Itv In Calm.
"Thr rM1eling .,P depresetnn Into winch
the 1•u',artl, were thrown upon
wnnnuneement M the flow
that the Marto** death, now
thnwtlnn le confirmed. of
mesal dly amass -
that ofd ed. ha- changed to
eemerate determinatitm.
-Havana andel! ttt�ain acv,
king
beatue In the tabid.( of their guar tgOd ty
*bey hope that the war upd'.ty
the drain nd
of obis gal.ant'lead r Tar
wft&t
4r bornh 1.M5 the Spirit of the Oce
ania
the
latter
ett are rtseived to make every
he 1 the
Jar rn more ardent. and to-Aep
fine before
Myna t n t, y laying down their
1.1 th very Provt,,,,e reed navels& wises I Icy and hard b an aired
FAR-OFF FALKLANDS
A BRITISH COLONY THAT MAB AN
OVERFLOWING POPULA r1ON.
s.•eral Tiara aba•4..., aseaaN let
a
W.r. al•s aural 0Ma
rr., taw Leland*
Provost Is 0. Ideal *hasp Ltasriba
Me tad New . r.eple arlsi.
respect11es
In one respect the gti h aunts) Omknown aa the Taiklaad Islands is .
must remarkable portion of the Ameri-
cas, In spite of the facts that the Is-
lands are treeless. that the climate 1s mid only bleak but is au td as W pre -
t rot all kinds of agriculture save may
mi
bonhoe g.rdeptpg. that the Wends
are located where ounimunicatlon with
the teat of the world la impeded by
natural dUficulUea, herr 'tune of ail the
r•etuns of the Amsr'icaft has man dour -
toiled th
ed ea wooat the population tram
filled the country to a point where a
surplus is produced that must eine
`rife.
According to Mr. R. Al. 1Counedge,
formerly a tiover.u.eat official there,
who haa recently described the Kemalth
rend thin of e blands in the lkiuttlsh
Geographies/ Magsaine, Port William.
un a bay in the largest of the Palk -
leads, is a remarkable village. A sin-
gle street runs along the beach on the
south side of the bay. It Is a and
a half long, end has et one. end the
uovernprent buildings in a field some
acres in extent. and at the outer a
hotel "very fiw
tly aned First and
laseL" bowies are The boes abuilt of wood
and corrugated Iron. There are three
--
churches>•;pescopal, Catholic and ISsp-
net. There are two public .choota, one
Catholicsol choand a private retool.
There are two hotels• while saloons
abound, and from thew.. a god reve-
nue I derived, for beer Is largely con-
sumed, and not much blame attaches
to the people, for the water Is for the
most part collected front oft the louses
alter rain."
it to noted that the Episo pal Church
is a new structure, built at a Dost et
$48.005, atter a former structure had
been deeroyed by "whet is known aa a
peat slip. by which a large part of
the town wan also carried away."
Pent is the natural fuel of the leiands,
but some of the wealthier people of
Port Stanley Import Dort,
Besides Port Stanley, there is another
village to the group that t. named
Darwin. Outside of Port Stanley and
Darwin there b neither church nor
schoolhouse. nor any other pubUc high-
way than the sea. The group Includes
nearly 200 Islands, large and email, and
the area of land At for pasture 1s esti-
mated at 6000 square miles, Every
foot of this has been taken up Most
th
of 1t is held under lease from the Gov-
ernment. The land b
60divided into sec-
tions of 00 acres, and anyone can hold
as many of these as his Inclination and
means will permit. Quite a number
of Islands are held by Individuals who
lite Robinson Cilium fashion, or at pi
test, a an with bis family only on
Ott lar
each island. Othe ger islands the
holdings range from 8000 acres up. and
each holder• living alone on hi. bottl-
ing, Isw
thus well nigh as isolated as it
he lived on an Wand. All travel over
the Leland b by horseback alone. There
in not one wheeled vehicle outside of
Port Stanley. There being no roads.
and the land toeing divided ey wire
Inc.,r, a traveler, when crooning any
Island, must needs employ a guide too
find the gate.
of course. since the houses are so
far apart, the children of these ranch-
ers get nn education save only such as
their parents give them, and that
only the most primitive character, They
learn to herd and shear sheep; to pack
the wand for market and sell It; 1.. buy
supplies at the store /the trade of the
Wand and 1s !Whetloafly the monopoly of
company), cepany), and deposit their sur -
111 WI money In the Government savings
hank 34 Oat of the boys learn. in addi-
tion to this. to Natoli,. th,. t•I...•,, ani
small schoenen that are found In larg-
numbers there.
All the available lard having been
occupied, the gradual increase of the
population finds no place to occupy In
consequence, the young people go awayUnoccupiedto the Unoccupied lands ..f Patagonia
r
and Terra del Fuego, taking as an in-
heritance the surplus sheep of their
parent., for the sheep have increased
until all the pasture la °milpled-
The scenery of chi Islands Is at mice
barren and picturesque. Grass makes
them green. but there he not a tree in
the (roup. )every attempt to cultivate
trees, even the rugged beeches of Ter-
ra del Flnego, has failed. The surface
of the blander le undulating and even
rugged, some of the mountains rising
200 0 844 above the sea There are ab-
solutely barren rooks and ereclpleve
and gulches. More Interestingrt10111
there are "rivers of stone"--et.eame ingn
the mountain* whosS Oftraa are
marked only by the winding hanks,rodetilled with broken ro, beneath which
the torrenta of water rain- The water
maybe hoard, es it roars along. but is
never seen.
in the mountains there are (till to' he
found wild cattle, and wild fowls in
great numbers Inhabit the coasts, but
the people are not much given to sport.
The climate is also federating. Snow
never tails to a depth of more than an
I'IeA, white the fresh water
trcese no more than a mere Alta odd*
f ire.
on the other hand the thermotnete
runs usually' from S0 to 50 degrees Fah
ltst,. s
tytd h renheft, white the wend blows
anneelimey le Lego numsaid eraue wig pap. ( interim. are Hug the people of the
Ca�M bra tne'wns of der t1. to have .gilt peru-
a!d of
moo
operating witb be"
til It ywe ego ever. than and1not bear n a day poems
firing oier
l (Ltr,abe,a„ y ti.
-The Hamilton Times has the fol
levies o. "Tbe Tesobet'. Let' : The
(le.feritob S
about ever
erewdiag is the 5saekie, prolamine. i
Weeks there see est seeagb resl
who view leas their We prefeswfea• There
.ay be terms i. Item esseest3.a, 4.d Hie
dirge sisal aeons is Wag gr.dsally e•.
5..ded w ~are gra for edsbeee le tame
ashram It. There I es mien er•wdieg art
the tangling pr.hmles tee. i. I4.$y ether
vesatlmaa Is every Mee *slower rang. ed
tem b4d.r w vary maih mwwdd.
>tssn'Mr attube o[ wnrmay treayteestway Aging no mon than organ t
t Lao patttnta, bot there annuabfy• .44 the appearena. 03 th.
j �! earthly moor that d �� people b bale. hearty. and cosy-eltKk-
taa.iels� Mow ate �� spirit
M liberty
ant 'P•1 n rewlnaeetinn with tbe oilman it
.rth mentioning that the waters
own,
liar to the rerion-e. gait In which they
bend to the gale, and tack to wbnd-
ward lisp a Minn. a311p it 1. never-
theless a healthy region, the death rate
.ex Ira tan
- .W. him bete weiliag fee Jar
5w d mender ei ta* "Teesei,.s �e
with wea- •tlae.f Psi. J Assn s,da gads**
gee •sd.aeesd tet�wsew ORM apse
�ta es see
eMe ~iiikanee� w� M the ewwr4r w
ab holiest advartistae
�weeWls et s b .meow. I Wedeln
The M pie � w w
of the letter.
rev► proven h de'e'r batt (atha will have
_ • ch111 peculiarly their
eastrtes ,fend* the 1wr ev a so one area ' that 1a so penetrating that fro ors has
t e,, etrrtrft for use pa_ I ever plunged Into the sea for a bath
tenter for libertywh^ are >ltbtteg .}. cheer and returned to th, •nKwce to
1
or : b• taiide fight a ( whetrelatehie
Hooded/6z saran Mast that bt
or PPror w111 be • While the pops• of the rs•ehga live
1f rM, but Inn.,, who will soorwhe dimetate and lonely liven, soeyaty m
• freta have as atersc-
ft watt 8. trifle ["art Manley
arems b
1 •e end IelHfisswt s� live Info Tiler. 1s a mels/ chsh 41tb a
hes reeding room and a library a•►d e11•et
5t 1. reaming* e , rd ea wry td* ret. w. 5. oil Iiemsv.. but ns* to moot pnllttna and Mamas Iraa.•ta ave
r a 'aru.w. Nwwl balls twice They have
' One 56.4 eves eq"* it bee lee. reeved teal a masio ted ' heerthi b
Ave.'. iliese-v,l • • 1.•M slese some. adioand
eedonefs &ours reel), es 18. p**
smtlyes, as. �gin ase a 1.lfah4e 5553. -alto.• ree dfra, of mor ll seder the pet
11 abed eine at*** errMT of
�a a,leaetaey the Gower
a rife taw that hes
amt tens[ Is k.dflsaeI
• -swat
when the Rritieh war ship Miran wag
la port that for osier the wind aid sot
blow. and that waft a c••ndltiun e• 18.
range for .Alen the buil .hula were
wholly unprepared.
They lute a new *sower, Mr Wsstty
(hivernme.t tlasrtte.
They have a [rational guard of 1N
men.
They have a police. fore. and magis-
trate at Port Stanley and lite Is some-
times lurid* there when the ,sesunen
freta' some C.pe Horn ship get 'annum
with money le spend at the sumer+,•l
.
Th
srus shopai the people are intensely Wye
warmly need be said. After Prince
Alfred visited the le.ny some years
ago. they were so proud of the Tac
that they built a monument ovet tb
spot where he first phased hot
toot on the tensile dock.
The statlatWs or population and
Tim -
ducts are not without interest Mr
Routledge places the number of t•rbab-
1lants at 1300 and odd. who occupy
the 4.180,000 acres d They ey own
711.(100 sheer' (round neunbersi and 10
1114 the colony exported 1,000,008
pounds of wool, valued et £ IK,NN. He
sl -
des this, they exported sheep skins
worth £1&,431, fresco mutton worth
hearty £ION, awl tallow worth MAW
The thrift of the ootoey le shown In
the fact that the total export!, wets
£111,&11. whir the Imports viers but
£111,3 m
15. The public revenue a.eated
to £11.111 and public expe.sss to ell. -
314. The Governor, Bir Roser Tuohlll
vs
Uo4dsworth, K.C., M.G., draws a 'alar,
d £ 1205 s,g
and has a lot of tea' in addi-
tion, but Mr. Frederick Cte-H4Wt.t,
who has two odeoss. Secretary and
Treasurer. gets only £41en
0 and no few.
The Wand* are sully reached from
Ar-
meseither Montevideo or from Pulite Ar-
es In the Strait of Magellan, a Ger-
man line or steamers making regular
calls with the mann
Was•fae.ng
artag orae
An agricultural exhibition which tel
been opened in Paris. under oaotr 4
of the Government, tncludNe1000 en-
tries of agricultural implements and
machinery. The exhibits very sktn
trtg-
ly illustrate the progress made bys
Permmanufacturers tn the last few
years. At one time nearly everything
came from logtand,
e
w
e
•
P BT. IeL AR'8 \
27th ANNUAL SHOW'
Christman and New Years
Fat Stock and Ponl-
try.
This year he will show
Two Southdown that have taken
the sweepetekes prize at New
.Pork and &.eat all comer, at Chi- I
cago.
A Thorough -bred Heifer that;
took first prize at (;nelph last�
week.
A magnificent Jereey-Duroc Hog
(the new breed), anti soma• of the
14nest Turkeys and Gee6e ever
shown in Goderich.
Teo heifer masrioerd 4111 be shows at the
Cellars* Hotel .t..blee until Moadev, the
21st Dec.
R. McLEANI
HELLO,
HURONIANS
heve• you seen thew I
seen what
Why, I be
MAY QUEEN
... CICARS
They are the Best
Smoke them and patronize Horne
industry. VANUiA(TUkt1U s4
PADDOCKS & KgJBBDI
OODERICH
Planning
For Chrlstmas
What you shall buy --- Where you shall bug 1
If so. don't plan any longer, you can settle the
question at once b.; '/' ng the
GODERICH BARGA N CENTRE
Competition does not touch this store in Variety
Quantity or Value :
Kid Gloves (Paries': awed Peary', make.)
Silk Neck M..ffiers, Children's Kid Mi,.te
Gents' Kid Gloves. A large range of Rugs,
Handkerchiefs, Umb-ellas, Suspenders,
Hosiery, Underwear, Lace Curtains, Che-
nille Curtains, Gents"ries, Table Linen,
Table Napkins, Blankets, Quilts, etc., etc.
Every article carries within itself the convincing proof that in its
purchase you are saving money
JAS. ROBINSON
Corner Weet-at and Square.
the Winter,.•.r ..
through all its varyig model
you have your clothing interlined
with PlbeeC1' .s., s. 'Illia won-
deia it fabric is so light that yes
neer notice its presence is a
garment tin you get out into Atlitin
ivied and cold, then yoe realise
that you are cosily warm even
the lightlychid. WbraCiainy/
is a oalupiete nO0,'cloachectar of
hast sad coil, net the
'ltell^"m' 1J cam the nolowal warmth of the
wintry �y ba..t can penetrate
it, n..
body nape through it -This
soils for 2� a yard gives the will. explanetion and the fact a thin it
• health tied com hirer salve siert, and easily proves that for
Toe cant da without it.
HING
Cheaper Than Ever
at Card's Clothing Emporium
Hating just purchased a quantity of Clothing for (mash frown an over-
stocked manufar•turer, 1 am now prepared to sell Clothes at lower prices than
was ever known in the country before. On my own part, 1 au, not forced by
stringent times to have this Cheap Sale . but have been lead to do so simply
to meet the need of many who cannot, particularly at this time of the year.
imy lam prices.
We are not bankrupt, nor suffering in the least from dull times,but have
done well during the thirteen yeses we have been in Goderich. We are
pleased, however, to he in a position to give our poor friends and customers
good, warm, comfortable Clothing at merely nominal pricer.
LEVI CARD
•
Zabsithbe for "Tile igii' for '9?-Oy ti
Another Immense Sale !
WYATT'S + FAIR 1
Saturday, Dec. l9th, '96.
ra The Ppu rchasing power of the dollar is the question that interests everyone. This
worth eve times ta
rd* For listeay we will offer some wonderful Bat•gaina :
•J A RDINERS-w. heve the
r
largest aortment in the city, and
Driers are the lowest, 12, 20, 25, 30,
35, 40 sad 50 cents.
Trading lace
because we look after his interests closely, treat him ceerteosaly, amid
TLVERW R + .peci.l
in [Iver ruple. The following
goods are guaranteed Quadruple Plate
and so stamped : Fruit Diahe3 (high
silver stand), Pickle Cruets, Cake
fatketa, Sugar Bowls, Silver Maas,
Cel.r•r Tr*7a, only 12.00. Gall .sd
see our goods. A [�
fall *a TOB e. Seri haaCE 8AL;
i: only 7e. Children. Cups and
8euoen, only bo. /Peary Chin. Plate,
all sixes, from 10e. op to $1.00 ; Bread
and Rutter Pletee, is pale pink mid
gilt, 104 ; M.jol$o. Juga, a MI line
in all edars, 6, 1 and 8 grate emelt ;
large) ewe, 26 cents.
yet ria&
WYATT'S FAIR Goderich, Ont
is the Working Man's
give him his money's
LAMP GLASS ' ' Beet T )YS --A full line of Toys -
Flint Lamp Glasses, b and6 oenta. Children's Seta Dishes, Toy Storer,
I)OI,LS-A fall ire of tea,
Jack in the Box, eta
ranging in prices fro,n 10 emits up to $OA PS --_One box of Hyacinthe
12.00. Now is your time to buy your Complexion t;oap, containj-�., 3 Large
Doll for Christmas eakee,asade from pure,t oil el BO(o(3--Fancy Colored Picture Ib' m„k u,. sanative, oft Saturday
Hook Orly 10 heroin
I tents. Story Books of
all kinds. Call early and avoid the
rush.
GMS- Lotto. 10e.; 1d Maid,
lOe. ; /Familiar Qeodatioas, 10e.; Auth-
ors, 10e.; Jaok Strews, Iia.; Fortune
Telling, 25e.; Rad Ridiag Hood, 21e.;
Cock Rollin, 21e.; OM Mother Heb -
bard, 21a, Meteb MakfiS*, 2Ie.
1f yon come early on 8atnrdsy, you,
will be able to Foy 3 cakes of Violets
el Clashmeie Complexion Soap, ems -
Mining buttermilk and veaeiin e, for
15 ends
BR(Mt Beet Orem Cora
Brooms, 1 ma
epees will net permit las to mention
all ear bargains, bet call and flee for