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CAMPAIGN
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Dry Goods
-AND
Ready -to -Wear
Clothing
hes fairly commenced, and our range lel variety and style is the larg-
est, most comprehensive, and up-to-date ever shown by us.
No exaggerations, no word trickery to get your dollars -and we
alai to emphasise the fact that in these days of cheap,,seey s gg000dds
s
old
fashioned honesty is rare. Kindly remember, we guarantee
TIE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO.
have lett tows. Before leaviml. M. Dt.•
lad venomaidsf o�N Ono. ethee ether
Adtwo
In woo."
lied two tae
ar
erupt* but that from shat time only one.
and that with thew azooptlooe all their an -
Floral were *mitered in ()Match. He also
said that their pay roll eboww that their
hands were paid trout eas dollar that dotter and forty e•aope per day,end
fur their
every Lusatia they r good
motley es Cenadi•se were gond workers.
PaTeti v. B.LDsr. - rhe oaea of Peals v.
Beldeu name up .A the Perth Molise at
Wednesday •vatic[ of leaf week. This
action avow out of Ida sesignment for benefit
ot co-editors, of George F. Belden. • dada
in Safari, to the detaadant, Jerson,
Bolden, who w.s his tether. The pleinti/.
who is a grain merchant in Listowel, saes on
behalf of bimetal and all the or.dttsrs of
Geo. F. Belden for an s0000n%of the montes
in the band, of the assignee acid the ezees-
trii of his state and fur the p.o•Itip
of I1600
provided by statue tor no► paying the
re -
°.•ds et the assets of the bankrupt state in
• ohartered bank. Judgment reserved. J.
P. Mabee for plaintiff, sod J. T. ()arrow. ti
C., of Goderioh, and W. M. Sinclair. of
Brussels, for defendant.
Voss Tuna HIT 1'oo'-The Post mailed
satl8toatlon of ►owoats due by eeb.oribor
and asking for • proem tt settlement. A'vo
sating that the &awaits long due would be
handed over ter coikotla after November.
Mtuy of those indebted to us live to Mew -
nobs and the Northwest and as there have
we would
been good props and lair prices This also to share in the suoOw•
applies to subscribers to Dakota. Mlob•gan
and t reilerio as well. It takes about $30 00
• week to run our etfice eo those tndebled to
us will kindle give as wban. epromptly
Our �t
tbamhe are dee to throe P
respomdiog end hope easy others will rive
goods as represented; dt'yotir monetbssk if you want it.-�-
STAPIM DEPA ' ECIALS.
•- y
Ewert's Linen TibT{ngs (from 1&.. WftY .S .per yam. -loyelingt,
direct from Belfast, Ireland. Ask to see them.
Ladies' Black Cashmere Hose, 2 pairs 2or 5c. them all.
Our Ladies' Heavy All -Wool Hose,
Grey Flannel (not all woo!), 10c. per yard.
Grey Flannel, all wool, from Pic. up.
25 pieces Flannelette• on sale Saturdl.y, at 5c. per yd, easily worth 7c.
and 3 -ply Factory Yarn (best, make) at 35c. per lb.
Grey Cotton, 34 in. wide, 2iic. per yard, up.
White Cotton, 36 in. wide,•4e. per yard, u .
425 Suits Men's Underwear, the Winter kind, from 50c. to 53.00 per
Snit.pie. }ge, former price, 230:. ; 2 yards
8i!-Qloth, to clear, Ire _- -- ,
wide, 3• 'former price, 118c. from t e mil
elle del y
Philadelphia, at prices that make it decidedly an object to bey.
CLOTHING.
k T tli m ally , direct f 11 1 in
"ni f '
Our Relidy-to-Wear Clothing Department cnv. rs nearly all of the
2nd ger, with the kind of Goods that will catch your eye, wear-"'lfr
afid 8t well, and our experience gives you a doable guarantee that the
us an early opportunity of thanking them
for the sank me SupposLog you were
kepo out of your money as lour as you have
kept The Pat eat of what is due it hew
would you feel about it' -Brussels Pat.
'fits Gns Cion --Th• gannet meeting of
the Godateh Off Hh°d Gun Ciub was held
• hull •tte•dane• of
lase ThuThursday.day, with
members. Afar readtrg the mi°utea, the
election of officers was peoceaded wito, the
reault being se follows ; P1«ideet, A. B.
Davison ; Vas pea.. 0. H. Pemaimgtee ;
Secy. trees . F. J. T. Naha ; Executive
Committee, E. R. W •toxo. D. Marwick rod
W. Roan. The following
an tt t•emberd
were "tested and plead
he roll. John
Gale, W. D•, Ed. Book, D, B. Grant.
W. M.etoo and J. M. Tsrubull. A
. abed -wea ermaged tor Thanksgiv-
ing Day. and the OfSeeea MOW( to be tel -
lowed Fry,, w el,Rb n ateh w.s Ne drown for
Friday. Deo. 3rd. J. S. Pta4H'ddli•.feoted
an b000rary inscriber of the club. MI the
members should attend the opeein Leto toh
on the br.y • i. •big
on
t .. program
for
thatt d
BEATEMALL
STOVE -PIPE
VARNISH.
quality is tits
PRICES THE LOWEST.
Est. JAS. A. REID
S. J. REID, ?tanager.
LEAST ODOR
BRIGHTEST LUSTRE
QUICKEST DRYING.
U.s 11 now boron flees aro started. Pot}
!lively the beet. Use uo other.
BORN• with their children. The srtiol• is written
MCI.IOD--Ie Ooder,eh. on friday, Nov. 111;b, by iMr. Naagel o was von Brews,
re tsdato be attache of
present it
wife J.
C. Canton, o t the tete Inst.. were m e
alts ot J. C. Walesa o[ a daughter. ants this actio led • hero.d by the Koper tae wife
of D McLeod of • eon'order to
the the celebration last Christmas w re
00 the 'pot," approved Mct In Galeria, otl moods,.II1dofNev.1
:let, the wife of Norman McDonald of a or.
daughter.
JOX121.-Ie Clearville, Ilia county Ont.. on
,be 21st Inst.. to Mr. sad Mrs. I.H.E. Jones
,nee Iso Toas1u• • son.
DIED
IIA\'UBV-.watt Harden. aged 7on 81 re
t 1.•. 18197.
and 5 mamba.
52 HIE TALK OF THE TOWN.
on
tnd
not
est.
De -
ISE
From til ReTIOPTO l•'S Notebook
111•
TH. KIVISIIQTO;e i'Uaxnvss CO..-
u:neger Hinton o° oar usual os
a ,bet the tiotoev is full banded and ran
long loll time on goods for Censures trade
and that prospects ahead are not bad, as
some mix mar loads of furnituredelivery.
steady
on the books for early spring y.
ed
4)000 WORK Pols gsoAv.0ass..-There
ere -bung lest out ell over Ootario by the
' Levi's 1).y AllianoeresiniteHmdget.'J�aos
Is Toronto, petitions t. he signed. taking
for the tmeltellant (tithe present Lord's
Day Act, so tYik ft aha11 fepresent the true
'eottments e1 the people of this proviso',
and prohibit tyro dates of boniness or wok
y all closes of peewee without limitation,
end by all corporstte•s. with exeep tOlndonly
in favor of otrrylae Hes Us)sety
and eawriwg p•sseevers by way of ebrenrh
tnflio, drugs and m.dicieeP, and other
works of neounity and mercy. Our Enda-
vorers can give their valuable help in securing
a large signora"* to thew petitions. That
should be attended to *tonne, as the Alli•nee
waaa them in time for the meeting of the
Legtme be lost
Sendthe p ititiuil when •igovt toToronto. Let no ryour local
Send the pe
M. P. P. before November 30th, as the
Legislature meets then.
Il -ll
Tux ORGAN FACTORY --On our weekly
visit to rho organ factory there were sixty
employers engaged in the different depart -
meow, the ottioa hands not being counted.
I Work is still pouring in and heavy ship-
ments are made deity. Tbie week twenty
°roans and • large hill of bath furniture
went t. the old lend in one shipment and
MooSbipmemt. are made daily.
00111142. rMriRAvt`t..titt{Tf!rti =There-
-
Ilse • Mai . 1.04 hoe at the Gospel Tom-
per.o0S meeting lest Sunday afternoon. the
hill bring almost filled. MsrevivalMorton, asrf
Toronto, who is holding openil
,foes in North-st Methodist obsroh. was
the speaker rad give an eso.11int address,
taking for her text thee portion of Scripture
found in St. Lake's Gospel, " lsesob ase
lnto tits deep for st ng
will In addreiS'ddnext heeei
Sunday Ay Bart
Thompson. of Victoria University, Toronto.
All are welcome.
SAMPSON'S
RED BLOOD PILLS.
SAN IRON COMPOUND PILL
so Isoi btnad .. to make
a remarkable noir for
Weaklier. Lowness of Sptrll..
Poverty of Blood, .to. etc.
virsiosi 25c. 5 FOR 611-00
ea IA by pay 60efor inferior remedle•.
U.e the Renuige BA 511.0081.15,
W. C. GOODE CHEMIST
BEDFORD BLOCK.
OUR GUARANTEED 50 Pun MINT.
EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
FOR COLDS. CONSUMPTION, AND ALL WASTING DISEASES,
IS ETTER AND CHEAPER THAN THE REST OF THEM
LARGE BOTTLES, - 25 CENTS.
PREPARED AND BOLD ONLY BY
F. M. DUNHAM. - Chemist & Druggist
W. ACHESON-&-UF
SPECIALS
. �F4:31 THIS WEEK ONLY !
' • meta Ia s' Ter Coate. 1 [
ile
t o amt H t a Ab1's Amass ye
Takla' Rates. as taMt Re'1l
'rent rt: -lame.
The nicest, megtsgtm•elated and •ourerrt•
a e Cbrist.0se 211•12111111 is a prrfbot photo takes
by sallow. of lova"% tether, mother or darling
baby.
A mat, like • good plotnre, should be well
framed. and be le, wham dressed In one of
Pridham'e ardentt5allJ mai. perfect fitting
*alta
lige Ale ELDsa.-Gro. Stive0, oar ona
time one's, now m raetdsot a Guelph, has
been ladnoted se elder of Knox church in
,bet pity.
Oversee -Get teeth °yeses for Thanks-
'rving day at the Vlet•rle Restaurant, West
et. rhe w1y place to be'relied upon. C
Bhok.wne, prop.
RCNTSD 'fes QUAtt1T.-Lskebre14 wants',
the ooatr•oter for ienewbor Mrs y until the
hss leased Jno. 8 yele?, R
completion of the 'irately*.
New Fan ---A. 'W• Lana has per -
chatted the stook and i.O4 will of obi ler
niton -sod .sdartake*'a M0bis from
et
fathe►,'A H.,,lis witltlt[lt tel
the °1d sand. Bedford b'esk.
•
THIIYDAT, Nov. 25, 1897. 5
3 dozen Ladies' Large Double Black Cashmere Shawls, all -
wool, and with heavy silk fringe. Regular value, 4
33,50, for 1 25 each
•
-S �111h silk -„ col-�Ltr .PLoay Pre"
A R,DCrt'10S 14 t'Rlrt.-The Globe
(Termite) u m•kior a strong sod deservirg
bid tor eirwl•tion. Finding that the redne-
tion in the priOe of r.eoer and the iotrodact 1 a
ot typesettieg machine! yate lend made
11. pos-
sible to publish the page"
prion has been reduced from $6 per ; • nom
1 wile
to $4 per annum for the early mot
tion. and the second edition has been dis-
continued. This should give their nireulet-
ion list • groat i.orssae, as i0 briars within
the reseh of every person • daily paper that
is generally r.00gotxed as the leading paper
in Canaria. AO there is to be no reduction
in the size of the "wine"• red every depart-
ment, including the Saturday liIaetrated
edition, kept up to ire peewit high stan-
dard. and considering the enormous exams
that it goes to in order to give all the news
every day, $6 was not too mnoh to pay. for
IL•.A,4i4,ser. anomie its .nb.oripti list
(mould coos rwoblEll> tlefr'tr'"
Ay Ofrwat Voter ..4.lersl %permntsn
Superintendent For. .
'hut Mf (i. T.
. 1n the t in'eocring so loaners• •t the same three
keg► l O. T. R. k. as I 1 visit. obtained •t Goderioh,
.1Ti.ia1 (u p i week e h isle() wren. crowding' v arra that Blytb is to lee. snob
11,11 w i h them
m e !layer had • ear nen
tieo with Ness eta t`er lis ,ey of n-bsildfps i goodB. Kelly teMay prosperity sad and
dod ler.
the elevator mai abs aiproveim.nts toe. aiways auesd them. -Blyth Standard
(RRr1RYAg ws' se Hairston -bow Tee Averse CONTRACT -Mears Striven -
tits
IEinps Hosea Journal Empress b work on
the German $arise". pi. tie meaand tee & wuasesembraced tin ltbelr .oetrast mad
Om Roye►l family. apgnd ()sratat•s Day tb. «
- -...- 4RC
750,,, peI yard] or
- ..,aro• �;,,;.....
58 inch Heavy Black English Worsted Cheviot, for Ladies'
f or Cloaks, regular $2,00 a yard, for $1.35
25 dozen Ladies' fine 1 -and -1 Rib Cashmere Heise, spliced
OUR SHADS 1Kirin. -One morning resent- i
ty Frank Wright toned over a dozen young
shade trees in front of his property on
the
Bey6eld Road, nearly destroyed. Hosts the
had been aceta or thougbtlese enough to out
tad batik then wish a kali*. se that many
wrill die. The Bayfield tread ie now
bon of t
et ofthe prettiest le Huron for wheelidi
but it would be still prettier wbedimg
through long lines of lovely shade tress. It
,a a theme to moa what would some day be s
coot, shady, resting place for weary eyehole.
thus wantonly destroyed.
Orin EtscrittcIAtt -.1. B. Kelly
e i
t
town this week. He hat s d eloet
tion of manager N tb. - e dstiolt filo olepeoally tric to
light taigas said edit
the county town in shoat two wake
While w• ""join• along with the many
friend5."f choosiest J. R. et his rood fortune
�...iHue as he bei
double --grey heeli_and toes; alae 8i, 9, , __. --- _
per pis
EXCELSIOR
CATARRH -
• CURE
I3 A CURE YOU ,
MAY DEPEND ON.
TRT IT.
- SOLD ONLY AT -
DAVIS' DRUG STORE
•
Laical 1 Ta1ss
t-ALuLDfilI PAR14 PRAF-
KATY.
Under and pursuant to the Power of Bala
contained In two certain Mortgagee dated the
second day of Janutry. 1$R:t, and made to the
vendor, then will be sold by public •notion
at Buttes'' Hotel. 1s the Town of Ooderloh.
no 'Saturday, the Ith day of December, 1897. at
12 o'clock. noon, by John Knox, Auctioneer.
the following valuable property, sltr-tad in
the Towaship of Colborne. 1n the County of
Huron. being oomporood of :
Parcell -Lot No. four, in the Fourth Cnn-
nemitoC. Eastern Division of the township of
Colborath oontalniug 100 acres of land.
parcel t -The East 3-4 of Lot No. Fonr. in
tho Third Conoeimion. Kastern Division of the
Township of Colborne, containing 75 • ores o
Land.
On parol NII„ 1 there lea small frame dwell-
ing hods. end bask barn ; t x 10 The soil 1s
Irsvoll7. y6 mw clear end about 6 acres
of tum ate se of young
orchard. *sSl.MIIty Isimasted by • spring -
Onot. aneme.s�
dd,l� IIna �. .l�table end frame
Ytern .14194..rl.ase.sargaThe sol la
_
gravelly. There are about acres of o"ohe"d
end 3 scree of bush.opsrttes will be sold separate-
Tand arehe
props
separate-
ly. and ere altnstd wlthln 7 miles Of ,)ode'
rich. and on good roads.
TaRr" :-Ten per omit. down end the hal-
•noe within one month thereafter. co te under -
3
further partionlexs
ted at Ooderlch, rtte-lbth day et Natant ,
39c bel. A. D 1597
Joao KNUX. PHILIP Sinai
Awetton.er. senor
66-31
W. ACHESON & SON.
in Luokoow and went to Si, Thomas, enter-
ing the employ of Tyrell H. Duncemts,
druggist. a. traveller. Afterward* he was
employed on the Journal as oan aseeor, and
t the
when Mr. Brierley toot possess
ion Montreal Herald, Gtr. McDonald accepted
a position on the paper. He' only renamed
then a few months. however, sod returned
A work of great value to the •gricnit
oommunity end, he owners of live stook
generally to "The Veterinary Science." It
treats oomprsh•n•ively ant' in slain, every-
day language on the anatomy, diseases and
treatment of domestio animals and poultry,
besides containing • complete description of
medicine, reotpee, .to.. enabling the farmer
to be his own veterinary. Competent autbori
Venders ter.
Tender's Ws1dfi
s
to St. Thomas. He then •oapted a situa ion 1 tie* regard "The v aerinary Science as •
on the London News and has *1000 acted as standard work, end one which so owner of
canvasser and collector. which he filled sop animals can afford to be without. The book
till the time ot his death. A. • canvasser ie sold at $2, Dat the London Free Press
Company hes matte gement. whereby
they will supply their mammoth 16 page
edition (the Weekly F,cee Press and farm
and Home) for one year, together with •
Dopy of the book, at the extremly low price
of S'L. Thu is an opportunity of which
everyone should take •dvaot.ae.
and oollector Mr. McDoo'ld had Lew, it
any, equate. tie wasawhole-souled, honor-
able man whom everybody liked, and it was
few indeed with whom •• Man" couldn't do
business. He always had • pleasant word
ter everybody, and his friends were legion.
The deceased leaves • widow and six child-
ren so mourn hi. lees : F. E., Detroit ; John
A., Detroit ; Welter. at home ; Mn. Whit.
field Crich, Clinton ; Mates Nettie Mand
and Donelda, at home.
A GRAN[, CoterSAT -00 Thursday even -
ter there was • good audienoe in Viotoria
oci Hall. the occasion being • eemplimentary
v belm.6t Andrei"•. ie consider -
anon o t Mm
v
for the ed0ce eeet o1 *tufo is Goderioh.
R. I. Strang, B A., who presided, was
pleased
it. the lira. house, spoke in high
twins . of Mies Andrews' ability as a moat -
Man. thanked thee* prewar for their •,teed-
aeee, and then ailed se the a rto Or.
abate for the °penult sea
t
proved to be one of the basspJgfemailvon
1n Goderioh for many year,. Tbe.rdhsstr•
played the orating Peat la grand style and
was loudly applauded. Miss P. Tye followed
with a piano sole, " Rossini', Overture to
Tanerede," and played it with much Lente
LITtaAAr So irrr.-This was • tnat-
inn of the Collegiate Institute end Model
School Literary Society oa r ridgy evening,
the President Mies Moelnekey oocupytsr
the chair. The entertainment opened I wish
an instrumental daett• _
by Misses Dioksoe end semi..., Mr.
Mr.
R.ro.. gave an aoeeplable t and Mies
Rmbert•sa gave • solo plwlo[ 7.
**Abel Rhymes read the Collegiate l t
uto
.lournal. R. I. Strang, drawer,nswvod
questions. from the questionand
then an intermission ter tedoltl _
a
was declared. Part IL mneseUOed with ronmatrimonial duet nioely e
layed Miss
b
Campton end Miss Moa, and Mia I. Ptak
roc's exoelleat reading was followed by •
number of imprompt.a speeches, some e
which were eerygeed. sad some writs mel.
Mr. Clarkson read the Model Sob Ql Jour -
al, Miro G. Swear[ D
solo and them the Neatened Anthem clued
the /rooeedings.
To Make Room for Christmas
iiirill sell the following Howe •r 10c.' 15c. and 20c.
double
Worth mole than
MB MOBS WILL LlST pOB'� 1)118 OYLI
,�e
BO China Cha( and iiwttoora, reviler' l 25 rout, Duk prim rale price ....... 10 a04 if* -
41°5 (thin cu adinbere, n, reg I*0 36,60 and 60 rent, MIA iari,w ...... Ins
� china curs gad Aatatrrrs, "sell"(to., •t synoptic
Odd Dieaes amok .ardf>oielres, Plates, f1
&Lotions during
AN OLD arraos iS toles -Oa Saturday.
A.bSeld lest.amo*be' of iM old residents in
the permit of W. J. Hayden, who had been •
resident of the t.wesbip over 44 years. The
debased "meatTem•n bad an atavistic
stroke lash (fear. sod last week was &gala
smitten. and he passed in noses to the world
heyesd deeply moseyed by a large family.
1•meafd ball who bad the ;deem, .f
hie ocgwtlattaso. . Haj1(a float W
the light is that prat!'" Bngt>M tram
1011. the
Isle of Wight. and when aged 9, Woe 69
years 'Ines. he masa with Me waste bo
Canadaa. Tbe family settled is T..s.te
thee knows as 140*11 York, sb.'s he.nelldod
fee many year'. Is 1660 be wtarrle4 Matil-
da Otwat *lee • resident of the preemie
Queen City. and s few yearn afterwsrei set-
tled a A.bdeW where he died. O' Tues-
day the funeral reek plane from his late
rorideoe Sbeppardtea t. Maitland owns -
Miry. whet. tit.'tletef- $ toed uses. The
,aretetsg mNlws of dass•.ed's family ase
14. solid w,med k ohddreUHArry,Gederleb ;
Atrser. as/•. M•MbnIi 11► T� f1. -
mathCraw lisCrawford,
Nes Amts. pawa aty, Trask. Belly
sell Reda'. Oitt.rfo•
..ad .xpeersion. ;Chas. Edwards sang
•• Some Day " so exoeellagly well as to earn
• load *some, and the eecoed Pim was
jots roe well rendered as the IbreL Miss
Whiteley than sans "True till Death " 1a
n th perfect tone and patties ea to iDorus's
hot repatstNS .cid win an enure. and D.B.
Grant diapl.yed oem.ider•bl• eleouMenatrf
Weals
be " Mark Twain Interviewe�a
M▪ m eale 9er•ehan then appeared
reload the enthusiasmslot the •edof � Bbonnie e
her sweetly e
Prime Charlie," and was dossrv.dly ma.
oared. Part one was 0000luded by • quar-
tette. Mare. Rdwtrda, Cisworti, Forte
sad Thomson. dressed in oes.0mee worm ih
Platter•, and their "mottos! number being
seamed, they gave
Maypd Ladye asop h
without •eoempan
.woh esTTeot intestines' as to make It the
beat four prat Deno ever glees is Ooderioh.
Pert two awned wits a oharmingly played
selestion by, the toh
sting plane GyMb
duet by Miss L Tye d Mater
Colin Oampbell followed. and Mon Brown
gave Maui a with mash mneleal baste.
Mm Fhbmr recited " Mare's N4ht Ride "
e • manner that proved her • mhtrees
of the elooetios•ry art, and i0oreese4 her
repit *tem by hear ewers pleas, " Th. Gob.
tonearly Olt Yon." Miss Eva Aob.son gang
e. Tb less tr Oirl," ma is napalm to an
naasdmose .moors gave " Comin' fire the
Rye." The lady gang both *nabs"* is •
style cad with snob per}eet vete. and ex -
emission as to prove b.1 • semessease bi the
Sea rash.:" Whore N. Ripples Rumm-
ies Plow." • dee, w.a steer rendered by
Mm B. Wflkianm sad E. B.leb•e. sed
PORTER'S
Sit MASS SIMS
BOOKSTORE,
Al R
COURT IIOWNE SOUA1K. •
TENDERS ]!OR_ SUPPLIES, 18(6d.
Tbe undersignedwill receive tenders for
supplied up to soon on M•IDAT. 101.0*
I*50, for the supply of butches' meat, butter,
dairy and creamery. RlvinR prtoe of each.
tine following
linstitutioni during the few 1878.
Ott. :-
At the Asylum for the insane .t Toronto.
London, Kington, Hamilton. Mimloo, Brook-
ville and Orlllia ; the Central Prison and
Mercer Heformatory. Toronto ; the Reforma-
tory for Boys. Penetanguiebene: the Institut-
ions for the Deaf and Dumb, Belleville. and
the Blind at Brantford.
Two so 'hetent the due fulfilet
fulfilment of each contrrequired for
actQ
t!p.cl0cations end forme of tender can only
be unnof thad
re 000tive iapnstitution,. the Har-
N.B.-Tenders are not r. ,utnd for the sup-
Kinof gstutto the Asylum and in Toronto, M mlloo norto London,
Kingston. H milt e
Central Prison end Mercer Reformatory, Tor-
onto.
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(Signed) R. CHRlrrta, T. F. ('Hitin5RLAin,
Jamas Noxor, Inspectors of Prlsone and Pub-
lic Chorale', earltament Bollding•. Toronto.
Nov 13, 1137. .
THE WEEKLY MARKtT REPORT.
O0D1WCH. Nov. St. 1137.
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