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Maodeiea Liver
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The Pace Grows Hotter
IcBllRNEYBEATTff BICYCLE
plaoee u• els far thead of all competitors that we have no fear of
the result.
To see thorn is to admire them.
To ride them is to sing their praises.
SCIENTIFIC DEMONSTRATIONS
(NO FAKE)
six days a week from 8 a.m. to 10 p. o. Experts and Mechan-
ics invited to test their easy -running qualities, which are so
plain that even • child can see them.
One price to everybody,
$50 AND $56.
USED WH`EIL FROM $10.00 UP.
Bicycle & Music house
• and Cycle Livery. 4
She Oignz!,
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EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
■T N. M.SWiOtNi
SOOB3ICH. THURSDAY. APRiL H. RIR
INDEPENDENCE 11 CROWING.
THERE never was • time when there
was so much independent feeling in
matters political aa there is today. In-
side of Parliament men have the °enr-
age to stand up in their place and
take exception to the words and ac-
tions of leaden on either side ; and
outside of the House • large number
fay wen.with arse are today doing
their own thinking.
The time was when a man voted
Grit or Tory because hie father had
voted Grit or Tory before Linn, but
that day shoe passed never to return.
Tbe time was when the leading news-
paper of • party laid down a certain
line of "principles," and the provincial
newspapers published the declaration
and sub•cribed to the "principles."
That day in gone to a great extent, al-
though there still remain a few news-
paper "echoes" on either side of the
political fence.
There was a time when the political
orator was s power in the land, and
when the opinions of a political stump
er were accepted as current coin, but
that station has been passed, and the
orator who today can inspire confid-
ence and infuse the fire of t.atitle into
an audience is • ran avis.
There are reasons for this change in
the public, the chief being that the
schoolmaster has been abroad, and the
opportunities for general political en-
lightenment are greater than they ever
were before. Tn addition to that, the
people have their eye on their leaders
and today every action is submitted to
a stronger light of criticism than was
the case in peat years. Every word
and act of a Government is now
subjected to a testing process that was
not known in former years, and every
elector is conscious of the fact that he
is a better judge of how an act or an
appointment suite his particular loca-
tion than the leaden of the Govern-
ment who are hundreds of miles away
and are unaware of the local ramifies -
tions governing such act or appoint-
ment.
The day when the elector said " Me,
too," to every opinion or act of his
representative in parliament will never
return, and no longer doss the elector
look upon every word or act of his
representative as being always right,
The free and independent man with •
Tote now considers that the member is
his servant and not his master, and
sometimes goes out of his way to let
that faoction•ry know that all men
are mortal, and particularly parlia-
mentary representatives.
Amongst the members themselves
rise find the feeling of independence
very strong, and in the Dominion
?erliament now sitting,as well as der -
fag the Provincial Legislature recently
closed, the candid friend has been in
eeldein ie on more than one occasion
when the party leader was taking into
mach upon himself. This is as it
should be. What we want is men,
and if the leaden do not lead it is the
dual ei the rank and file to aogaaint
the leaders of their dereliction. The
ykore honest, independent thought that
exhibited both inside and ont of
liament, the better will it be for
a ooaetry
SNAP SHOTS.
-The Libet-iiiirity in
4ossh mute • Oimerelk lids.
Breok-
-Tay say that Garet TAYLOa'$
did the trick in Hrorkville.
T17pNa's proverbial philosophy of
didn't week wall in oekvilje.
t)t'.t Huron's member, Rearm' HOLISM.
He knew the true inwardness .1 the " Ksr-
■.it.s" TATLOt crowd.
- The Hon. Fein WHITS'S chances
In Brockville have petered out, and Wells
is now blue.
--There i. no evidence of • Liberal
reaction so far as the Dominion Government
is concerned.
- Tbe scriptural injunction, " To
him that hath shall be given," hods good
is high politics.
- As • joarnalieho 'nide to the
treasury benches at Ottawa, The Montreal
Star is not an unqualified success.
- By the way the bye -elections
have been goiter, this wouldn't be • bed
time to hold • Dominion general election.
--When the Ooosarvative press go
after a Grit politician they gewnlly make
him • maa et eeeisttilauld r'nevi and
Sermon. for in.tanoe.
- There is one hood tiing to be
said about We.t Huron's member -he knows
when to keep his mouth .hut ; and when b.
Wks, he talks sense.
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
e)MANDIIfa Yes mycelium.
Miaeespolle Tian : Now that the *han-
kie
hale•1a . wheel le • Qeeae., the noxi lmpreve-
moat will bo • vendors oaths, enthusiast.
+ • •
11. Oman 50.0.
Peterborough Examiner : The opt of
prll.m.tery Wk 1. about $b per minute.
II h .umaeed that the oes► of pullas.at
pee day is 13,000. At is. Lean per day.
Ih. average time devoted te alk, the cot
M 1300 per neer, 15 per Maas, or about
e ight and a third cants per e.oeed. 1.
parliamentary matters. rel.« to indeed
god..
• • •
WHAT £DvaTtu5• DOM.
Philadelphia Reword : Threw • .teas Ls -
be • stream and the dietorb•ses et the water
will not owes until the oeea.trlo elroles
which roil en from the point of tb. stow'.
ImmeMea be stepped by the farthest shore.
Advrusise save tb. Ude of Orden, . r.-
.etlesely as the stew moves the endow of
the waar. lt►a if It mile the p.rtiooler
object of Its .1., like a poorlydirected
es ..elle thrown late • engem, the dvertiser's
thought will r.. out through the great oar -
rat sf publicity with resole a aerate as
the mentos mooed by • pebble tamed into •
break.
• • •
APTale Tea "rQFY.
8eeallerd Esposito : Fnsoec. M Winter
Pinner made a pretty efeetive exposers et
She Mode hcbg pursued 1. the Yakoo mat-
ter. when he read an sewed made In the
Klondike Nugget fee feeds for the purposes/
oeadarlag • lobby •t (sexes. Boob ex.
pergolas ea the fellowlag are made w of :
11 will gest mean t• lobbbyy. ..d the
more enemy es had the mere •Seethe the
lathy wUl bo."
1 lies will yes whether r net wo shall
be d.bly Nn.gtb.d by ample nasiones
of war."
Th. adhere of the hawse are the mwe
who have bees oapalytag smmaalSos to the
Os..r..My leads, sed their obreetr le
Motes well shows 1n the oolamss of their
owe paper.
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°ultra'. nopnun (41.057.
Uo.lph Msrea,y : Wham the Gedrl.h
d.petaM.. te Ottawa rotas. Guelph ea
Monday evening there wltl be quite • del-
g•Mee N esd Gedrlob people N the elation
toggles nem their geed wisher ler the eery
Me el IbMr mlerine. It w111 egmprls. H,
Lockwood. G. B. Morrie, M.F. Cray, bank
Hate, I. 1[. Spook, Harry Belts, Ge..
Rohm. E. Cray. Jab. $slurs., Jobs Dose,
llh."W Merrh. 3.,... 11.111,•., Mr. Adam,
Mr. MCI t. at 8.11', I Mr. Edwards,
Mr. and pesMWy en et two
Obese. will s11 be there, toe. The
thiamisb eelay la Guelph 1. mads up o1
abet fifty la all ad you may ha sore they
are M IM.,essed 1s the wheats for the deep.
odes .f 3•derleh harbor. with • view le
1\a0.1. R. oeeem•M.. between Gnaph ..d
Goderleb. • e •
KIM Or 0001, 111111111 AND r'.HAtAoraa!
01Lten New Bra : The Dahlia may he vee
Wrested le kaewbg ee..Mlag of Ib. habits
of a Mw of the O•blnee Miamian. Mr.
Leerier. Mr. Thrt, Mr. Oartwrlvbt, Mr.
Devise. Mr. Fielding. Mr. Fisher, Mr.
Mets.k, Me. Jelly and Dr. soraee do see
Miltie, Mr. Palermo, M,. 81ftos, Mr.
Igel Mr. Jay. Mr. 141.1. and Mr. Bair
w tela' G\etal.er.. Theo of the Ministry
w ho bake any wise et linear u .11 do se
wily at hapses ase seats like gstharlase,
This le • pre*y geed sbewlag, seaMd.rl.g
as tengitalens they sre snbjest he. What
peter Imperaa.e 1s the fan that the
bs+s11 cf eserbl ...alai bas saver e.salled
the daessabst of soy member of the Ad.u-
letrs>tce. Is fhb reason (neer U.es ere Ir•
repasbabl..ed far.marked nelson te
net if sale• eM Their predeceases.
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.R OIA•r.M naawrlaee1.
Ntealferd Renee : Hare h the way 81r
Merles Rapper "eeawf.bod" wit .f Ib
Wein eheopis w►. I.Iry gated at • meet
leg Is Brockville
Mr Gash rape -1 weer made •
Maier Wets
1M Lalral eatery te fi edivilh was Me 'l V•a saslel.eyam MM.•peer- f sever yam
•
elliko tore wfe-aihattibetad
a,::o'F't!,sa,.oa:-- nem-,.,..:raysv...»u.,r•re.cnusea7enate.a.mg.ssmw.+slenetw•
.heel,.again Maio Weigh, .ad 1 wUl
over make • ...fact sow man
rut 1 am troth of the
ohesge. 1 .ear • or Wa►J esti!
Friday bus .04 what 1 said t.e will fled 1s
S.a..rd.
Mr. Maelstee-How did the charges
wine to be made?
Akaaha
Innen esW I hare anewered yea ` IOM's
.f " Pat him eat !" .ad spear )
Sir Charles west se te my that Melee
Walsh had w boar friend cs the eon of
the H...e thea the speaker, and w awned
WI ge.tlsma. to M ta.00wt until be was
prev.. gouty.
Mr. Molares-Yea made Wargo* without
✓ evleg
Tkl. devetd "friend" Made the tallest
a.pereloaa en Major Walsh 1a the flow,
where his sesames were prlyUsg.d, sok
would set be hedeoed to repro them on the
platform, w►lob woad read. . ice liable to
prweoettw.. t .tor*.. Topper ! What •
d.4hu.l thing 1t ie to he • frlead et a
Tupper !
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Holmn,Ule Geo. Tebbe% 1., • vola•
able here. recently.
W larb.m : Rtobard Tassel and was
have gene a reside 1. Maatetlque, Was.
W t.th•m : J. HGIUday lett es Wedges.
day N lael week.loc Iarse Nano Dakota.
Cli•len : Het * Oigrar'les a Imiiiikalte
hso w►leh laid a dam imp 1. Intl., ► dart.
M.KUIte : Mho Grieve. denditer of
Jeb. G. Grieve, le eertesely IU wish ssarlel
fever.
Otiose : Freak Up.k&11 left but week
fee Brandon with • carload of settlers'
111.ote.
B.trtb : The Broadtail A Bea Fare.•
sere Co. shipped a oar of furniture to Liver-
pool reesstly.
W I.gb•m . Miss Sarah Patioae has left
tar Woodstock, when she bas .cured • sit-
u ates •1 the tailoring.
8eaWorth : A. P. Joy■I dispatched a oar•
load of wood Gabes to Ramlord, R. 1 , .
Wediseedey of lest week.
Myth : John it•rrtok hes left for Hop
worth. when he has a position with the
Hepwerlh Manutaotarlag Co.
McKUlep : Robert Maen, who married
Mies Keir Hulley a short thine Vo, has
started baoksnlitiar s1 B..obwood.
Blyth : J. H. Meow left taw week
for Modest MGs, when be h. seoured •
laxative posiho. in • hardware etre.
Morris : Jobe Cookrltse, of Morris, Is
.mined te his hams with etom.oh tremble.
He has sow been laid up for eight weeks.
Wlwb.a : Joh. Ear. of 5... was
u nited is the bods of matrimony, . Tues-
day 18th, te Mn. A. Walter, also of Wing -
haat
Ethel. O. Wed.pday, of hest week, M.
WVildfans. of Listowel, and Min Agnes
*Whop, of thl.leeelity, we ..armed M 8taw
sea..
Bayfield . A highly respected man of 1hie
sloe, u the preen et Sansei Wan. 66 the
ere of 64 ywu paned any se Tassdsij,
the 18th leek
Exeter : E. L Ward, lobe wet te
Rldgotewa tram acetr, as manager of the
Meto= beak, bee bees transferred to tat
Pert Artbar brand.
Beafortb : MM M.111. Wright, daugb•
ter of James Wrlaht, of John -.e., has bow
appointed librarian et this pubho library at
• e.hry el $180 per year.
8.atrth : Atoreador Loeb, of this
tow., was aalrta.4 eaoog► to have the
tops takes ea two ot his Gapers while work-
bag is Am.i s eswmlII 1a Brume.
Ethel : Tkemm w b114.ld, an ed and
well ke.wn resident of the 12th o.. of
Grey, has purohewed the Jury property la
oar village and will take up his residence
6
Kimmel') : Leat week ttober% Baron had
Um bons in was et hit big toes removed.
The We was frogen same wean see and
the hese wo diseased and was giving him
tr.►le.
&..ale : Chr1.M.a Brinkr .ad Chs.
M.Phmaen, formerly of C.escavllle, sear
Drteelt, have seemed eat • "oats' farMeb1ng
stook u •.secede with Mr. Briakee's
Wier shop
Grey : 1t. H. Close has ben oaring for
• badly damaged right band for some weeks.
He ger is mybt hetween • tree and • stamp
1• the bah w ohopptsg, and had t1 very
. criea.ly Injured.
Seatereb : J. G. Crleh ao.1 Al... Mc-
Key left fes Allis lobe Dania, H.C..wh.re
they tamed le ',Well they like the am-
ity. David Crawford •000mpanted them se
Ear as Nene. B.O.
Whether' : Last week Mn S. Ur.osy
res5ved the sad sews of the d.,ih of her
fano, J. Bole, et Myth. Nth. age of 82
Mr. Bah wee nes of Blyth'. meet repented
residents. His death oeourred . Weddell -
day.
Wiyh•m : A very pretty wedding Iwok
place at Mr. Magill'., Mildmay, formerly .f
Beimore, ea April 12th, when his eldest
d••gbtr, waned , Millie, was ed In 1he holy
kneel. of aWm.y to Mr. Myles, of Nalb -
Winans] : J. R. Boland, who has boa
asides Lore ter .ems time, started last
weak for Rehm, B.C., ..mp.nted by his
wean, Risible Johnson. Mer Sarah
Jaunt's tweet as tar . Deler•Ine. Man.,
with them.
Realer : Os Wedwday, April bIh,Jeho
Oerllen. et' West Lore, was united le
marriage with Mn. io.nny, of Wets M.•
Giltivny. We endeared that They have
reeled Mr. Weslewsy's hew In Sieber
aorta, and will become residers of Rueter.
Hallett : Word was received here last
week of the .adden death of Mn. Robert
Livtogotew, .1 Superior, Iowa, which took
plate -in Serimeate, O.1, where she bad
Was speeding the winter. Root Uvag-
.teo* is a e. ot Thee. Livingstone. of
Hallett
Kleine : Word bas been removed from
Meas Mead Hicks, who reesstly left hen
foe a vWt in California. 8m reports •
plasmas jenny and wry Riverside le •
veritable flower garde. ea whish the sus
shines daily. and whish requires 1. bo Ossa
to he appreciated.
Norley : W.. Think, the Miners.
Ward anl .15.n tan. Stanley, who left •
few weeks ego for the Edmeeten dimwiol,
Substance -Shadow
✓ fee • basewere
le fief « 1.,.'Me
s
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M Air say lie
NMI MI Wert 11 to TIM
o -n o -s
i, Alberta. arrived r1 their d -Yeast.
rt 'r, with 15.4. _III.. '.E..i., Ts.y
bar - Isma.isesLsms jeey.oy, Wax al..
N abs .ad eight dere se the read.
Chaise : A Kra Johann. et Zerioh,
who Is sow. ear* at the Waverly Hoax.
\►pat\t hoe fpmn ehUd ti iJr Uua lest
week le have It treated fore harelip o1 Dm
.aa ww.4lied kfr"3-Th. Tin
epee the little ewe •.d 11 le . 1t will
sees Frew oat of what would have ben a
cad deferent y. H. wee wooed by Dr. lire,
hem.
Byfield : A very Iaterestleg and alias -
km event took plan. ea Wednesday .realm
of ase week at the home of Alfred Soolob•
ewe, whee his daughter Eleanor was
malted le tb bode of matrimony to Wax
Heard. of barbell. Tb gram was support-
ed by Jam. Porter, et Uod.uuh, .ud the
Mire by her sister, Mi. Marparer. Suotoh-
men.
ENGINEER IGRAHAM,
M ..atre.t, ('..red et Mabere. ler Mare
name nu.
Meetreal, Apr. 24. -Proof positive and
esensoag has bene already sawn In M.
(real, that Dodd'. Kidesy Pill. .re the ally
inn ear* lot that dread dun.. d,abeles.
And day after day fresh evidenoe uomee
to light, te make 15. proof more emphatic
. sal oveviesleg
Sagineer ;ems /heha..'- 60 V ettaria.
Serra says: -'°1 offered with dieheM
ter nit fore. Coe of oar beet door or. told
me I would sot he oared.
" 1 read of Dedd'. Kidney fills and de-
eded to 1,y ib.., Three bone made me
welt sag 1 aye not ealfer*J from diabetes
sines"
Snob owes.. this prow the iftioetoy of
Uedd's Kid.y PdM.
The medals for the matinee. of 1866 70,
w allas were inpeeted to be ready for dle-
trlbottos ea May 24th, s..• not yet arrived
Keep -its -mind that Scott's
F =ISsttM ttiffilaLintlittitypo-
phoaphites.
These alone make it of
great ale --for xif *Hist Bute
of the nervous system.
It also contains glycerine,,
a most valuable, soothing
and healing agent. Then
there is the cod-liver oil, ac-
knowledged by all physicians
as the best remedy for poor
blood and loss in weight.
These three great remedial
agents blended into a creamy
Emulsion, make a remark-
able tissue builder.
sm. ail I,..., all drueglsta
*COTT • IOWN8, Camara., Teresa.
at Gnaws. Talle will oaan • deity, end The
possibilities are it will he Dear ,he ohms, of
Jame balers they are ready 1'h. hnt lot
want= 10,000 metals, and thew will first
h ay. 1. be ...graved with t5. Dame. of those
to whom they aro to be giro. The r..poo-
Mbtlity for to delay rests upon th..uihor-
ess of the wit is Harland.
CIIot"u New. ttword : Mr.. Joh.
Spimuer returned let week tram Wiwoip.g,
Man., .ad has Mea ties guest of her stator,
Mn. J, B. Ramball, This awl' ibe i.
.Mill." her brother ha G,drich.
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The Stearns is an AristocratT
-among Wheels. - You expect artistic excel-
lence. The STBAIltrss is beautiful in its lines and
finely finished in every detail. In the STE.►Ras
every part • not enameledl is full nickeled over
copper_ _1 The -.STs t&Ns•.is- as good as it is- beatti->
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Wheel *as ever -made.
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CHAIN, $45.
CHAINLESS, $65.
N. D. ROUGVI E.
MoKim's New Store,
Reid's Old Stand. Goderich.
HATS I
Our Hat Sale goes merrily on ret these prier :
Mee's Hard and Soft 5*It Hata, bleak
and colon, at $2.00, $2.25 sod 12.50,
•11 at .. prise 11 50
These are all best 5.0(11.5 Fur Felt
Hata, Chrutv's mak., silk band., silk
Wading and soft leather sweat band,
stylish and op -to date, good vales at
$2 00 and $2.50, .11 re pries 11.50
Spode] in Clap. a1 25o
Men'. Fedora Hat., Christy's EoglIsh
mak., new shapes, silk trimmings..
worth $1 25 and 11 50, for ill 00
Men's EamUeh Fedora Hats, silk Mode
sed findings, leather sweat bands,
regular 11.00, for 750
Men'. Fedora Het., reenter pr "5a.
and 75o., all at )Oo
A lot of mea's and boys' Hard and Soft
Hats to ol.r at 25o
M�KIM'S BARGAINS
Just a small list of our many Bargains which make easy Kelliuy; :
1 pieces Skirting Lin.., 8., even thread,
37 ie. wld., per yard 10e.
1 poo. Skirting Linen, fanny wears, heavy,
good atlas at 25o.,oar price ea yard 20o.
1 sad Table Lie., hall bleach, 8a Irish
make, 71 lo. wide. speolsl value at 360.,
to clear at per yard . 280.
1 tet .mall-frineed colored herder Batter
Towels. reels 2e
2.sds Brown Tweed, strong for bey.' war,
per yard 2bo.
1 .d all•weol H.111.. Tweed, special, per
yarrl 2Fre
1 end Navy Serge' for hoes' wear and men's
oheap'gooier., to dear at per yard. 25o.
1 piece Fawn Cashmere, 42 in. wide, rose
lair pries 25e., so ilea, at 124o.
1 pie. Black Figured Drees Coed., .penial.
to elan, at per yard 250.
Let Capes-- 33 lith.' Oapse, salmi plat.,
seine headed, were 12 50 to 58 00 each,
all et tee polies -
All ap to $4 00, for .oh .... ..... $1 00
All .t $4 00 and over, for each . 1,50
These are sot the .weer gnosis, but they
are eralsly cheap at 11 00 and $1.50
.oh.
Vete-Ladies' Vests, all pries., 4o., 60 ,
10o., 124e., sad 20e.
R.. - Wim.', C.tt., Cashmere and
Lisle Row at 5e., 10i , 124a , 20e., 250
150 40e. �5a. sad 60..
Lot Flowers at Factory Cotton friers or
Half Millinery Prloes; Reece, Wreathe,
Violeta, oto.
1 pleat Conlon Flannel at 44o.
a
1 pane .. Twill Bbirtieg, ie. wide. pr
yard 124o.
1 pleas 40 in. Pillow Cotton at '10.
Mea'. Knitted nhlrt. with Collar, each
11 00, 75o , 501, end 250.
Flanoefeta Barth, Neale and Rey?, o.11ar
attached, each . 190. to 500.
White Shirts, three .pawl. at 60a, 75o.
sad 11.00.
Colored and Black Shirts all prises.
(char. -Moo'. " IJ? ase "Collate. 'tend ap,
lure down, and tura points, each ....10o.
Sock. -Min's Mocks, 5,., loo , 15o. aid 26..
Lot Silk Ties, four.l.•hend, took. and bow.,
were 26a. each, mw 2 fur 25e.
Let Hcy.Two•oieoo Sega .111 25.
Hofs' Kelek.n at.. ...25o., 50c sad 75o.
Let Roman Stripe Bibb.•, the 'start 1r
1ad11' woll*n, ties .ad belts, per yard,
half price 10.
Roby Biter, • big lot at Jost half pries, were
10, , eer•.h era
Rid.rdewn for house jeekes..d baby wear
worth 20e., for 12io.
1)...k --1 end Navy Salty leach for boy' and
ladies' hloa..,, .ad shirt waist., areal
.t . 10e.
Donk - 1 eed /Use sad White, special, per
yard Itis,
These are all good reliable wantable goods at close
cut prices.
W. A. M°KIM.
Reld's Old Stand, Oodericb.
iAHERIEHM#NCENPRE
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Barjahi
Days .
.iE�PR�ZI 27t4 28th.
BARGAIN$ IN DRESS GOODS.
BARGAINS IN LACE CURTAINS.
BARGAINS IN CARPETS.
BARGAINS IN ART MUSLIN$.
Barga!us Alt
r the 'Siore.
J.A.S. ROBIN -SOW,.
MEDICAL HALL, - 0ODERICH.
Skeklgearly complete agtuo. Nets goods receival daily:
&lei of ting Rath and Careiap Sponges just to band.
Tile newest and latest Perfumes
Patent Medicines, Horse and Cattle Spices, ant Condition:Powdori.
Rubber (toddy, Syringe+, Atoinixers, Hot Water and -Ice Hag", etc., et-•
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F. JORDAN,
Corner Colborne -ht. and Stluarc
Marine Baud's Big . .
VICTORIA OPERA HOUSE,
Thursass
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Friday ... 28th.
60 - PEOPLE IN THE CAST -60
S. A. VOORHEES, Stage Director.
8:15 p.m
9:15
9:25
10:00
10:10
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Grand Minstrel (First Part).
Goderich Police Force.
Marine Band Concert.
Imperial Quartette.
The Funny Afterpiece,
eRs. rc�xsor SOIREE,"
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Reception to the Premier of Oanadta.
Grand Street Parade Thursday at noon.
Reserved Seat sale commences Monday at one
o'clock, at Porter's Book Store. Seats, 25, 35 and
50 Cents,
ICYCLES !
.lust look et these prices :
" White," high grade wheel, was $70, now $55.
" McCready," Goderich, from $35 up.
"Jupiter," grand wheels, from $30 up.
(Dome and Goa them at
WORSEI..L'S
'1Po ADV$RTIMMRS.
Notion of °hangers mast be loft s1 Mkt
t Iflj ,. not lamt than tlatsrday
noon. The Oopy for •• ebeagno
mast Ian Isis sat near 4hast
day noon. Oawal Ally
aaatpiwi sat -4 uoote.)46mo tityl-at