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TIIE SIGNAL: GODERICH ONTARIO
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Bowdriea-
& �. II= Livery
Repairs w
The Pace Grows Hotter
BUT THE
McBURNEYBEATTIE B!CYCLE
t passerfriiiips far shoed of all ot►snpetitore that wg have we fear of
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- Ti. see them is to admire them.
To ride theta is to sing their praises.
SCIENTIFIC DEAONSTRATIONS
NO FA
six days a w ^rem a.m. W • in. Expert■ a�d M
ins invited to test their easy•ranntng qualities, which err eo
plain that even a child can see them.
One price to everybody,
$60 AND $55.
USED WHEELS FROM $10.00 UP.
eb1ele1im.
' 4:7MRSON'S
Bicycle dr Music House " . . " •
and Cycle Livery.
1 SIN
Ike Sipa',
is watasam
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Mi M. MOilmST
aonatuCH. THIJR DAY. MAY $P. SIM.
WHY HAS COLLINGWOOD THE
CALL ?
THE' Toronto Board of Trade ate
aaxi01ra that Mr. T.tsrr: should km no time
in setting about it the coltrtruetiou of the pro-
posed independent railway lira from (al•.
lingimootl to ?unto, anti nest llate naked
the city council to *take :in i Sproprietius
of five huudred dolktre to defray the expense
route, mud to start ,a- . mimiomry tour
atstoug--the leading w.yuieipmlitiw in this
Province with r view of gattkig their sup-
port in urging the Government to earn, out
-th Work as a nations) undertmkin
There is no resptra1F,le body --
fu who would begrudge the evpendi
tike of three million dollars in the eo urtrnc
Mem of this line if it could be proven that it
is the best available route iron the upper
lakes to Lake Ontario and if I. mould, he
shown that by this means we can lower the
freight rat.v which tenet be paid by our Manu
toho formers and divert the carriage of our
Western produrta into Carnelian channels
There in no fear that local jealouwipe will
stand in the way of the rusmtry'.4 good
But there is' something very auspicious
about the action of the few wholesale men
who, as members of the Toronto Board of
Trade, have engineered this agitation. It
hie been shown that there is every reason
to believe that gran con be .hipped- from
Fort William to Torobto more cheaply
Ooderich Chau through ('ollingwool, nst-
withetandieg that the distant* ie slightly
longer : and vet threw emu obstinately re-
fuse to dhwu..s any but the Collingwood
route, and apparently have muzzled the
Toronto pre"". What is their motive?
Rave they any imerssonal interest in Codling.
wool?
ttuelph, Hamilton, London, Berlin. Strat-
'lord and the whole of Western Ontario aro
vitally interested in making Goderich, which
Ts -their wteral outlet, a thoroughfare totbe
Northwest. Now is the time for the Boards
et Trade in these cities and in every ,town
en this Western Peninsula to take a Bret
stand, following the example of our Citizen
Committee. A national undertaking must
be conducted on national lines, not to- suit
the intermits of any group of nneu or ot any
one vection of the community. 11 Coning -
Wood 114 to be the termluue est the line, we
shill rejoloe in Collingw.ees'e prosperity ;
hat we shall bitterly emote any attempt to
(take UA contribute tower& any but the
route which is best for the country ,and in our
- own intereata we insist that a meet *•arch-
ing investigation he made of the compara-
tive merits of the Gollingwood mei Gorier -10i
routes by men who are disinterested and
properly qualified to form a correct 'wig.
mont.
CHEF RING NEWS.
WE all know what terrible things
were prophesied) eonoerning;the working of
the Fler.°Iten tariff when it was brought
down in 1897. Faust sesemed the role of
Niosx, and Teresa foretold the sacrifice of
the Industries of Canada. Here are Sir
Cnaiu.w Tt•rpxa's words on the floor of
Parliament on That ocra*too
The remelt le that this tariff goes into
operation, an1 the hon. gentlesaaa knows
that the imbietries of this enuntry are al.
ready paralyzed in cot.wplenrr, while
hon. members gloat, vindictively gloat,
over the deetructmn of Canadian indus-
tries. I unhesitatingly any that from a
party point of view the hon. gentlemen
are doing our work ; they aro *bowing
the people of this country that no reliance
call he played upon the most solemn dee.
aerations that they make, either in the
House wr out of it ; they are showing the
people of this a entry that, havin(ob-
tmined powerewletterweletirefilyirG11eR'
for, they are now prepared to Mime that
powertit the cost of the sacrifice of the
industries of Canada.
And what is the remit ? Today, less than
two years "ince the initiation of the Liberal
tariff, the indemnity' ret this country are
Bourishing as never before. Rumness hes
Increased by leaps and bouhds, and fmm
OM end of the lebd to the other mong. of
praise are sung lot Grit and Tory alike over
the improved rxmdittons that exile. In our
ewe town there hate been more dwelling"
_mooted in the poet three years then in ttlt
t>leemoits ta., and the demand wart novo,-
snore
evermore brisk. The organ factory has been
forged 10 arrange for Another extenAioi, and
.fast line* have vastly improved. In Peri.
111, Penman Company, whieb employed 230
4.!
hands in Juno, 1896, now has 610 employee
ass ite payroll, and ma it gra, allot -or. Even
MN faithful diet ipl. ^f the N. P. , The (salt
has been (mead 10 join in the
me, as follows 1
t ! (b., manufaoturers of engine..
boilers and wad -working twekinery,
must build an extension to their works at
..ace, large euougk .ro.0000m eodate one
hundred additional men.
The Mse(regorl:ourliy Company tied
th t the large addition built to their shops
last year still leaves them crimp.d for
ram. They will still further enlarge
their very extensive works on South
Water and Co°oession etr•eets during the
present summer.
The (;oldie-McCulks•h Company will
build au iron warehouse at once.
The R. lleDoug.11 Company are erect-
iinga large addition to their moulding
tihurly & Dietrich ■re preparing to
erect a Targe Kone building in which to
manufacture iron bedsteads, having
bought several Oncost,' property atijaeaut
to their maw works to admit of the ad-
dition. '
Three abs ring reports of industrial
pr ogre.m should increase the faith of the
Cla'tonian in hie teethe The town r: 011
the watt of,prosj iTi': Viiii Iis Ikea ke,r,.s�
_a.._."•a_
y,d,.11NgScanlr+a9wt
wish osis ; it ca,mot be too
often repeated in the presence of visitors.
Galt has a OR on
WHAT OTHERS SAY. -"4 e
ala C1•aL1e' UILes1O1.
Tomato Telegram : It might be lost as
well for Ste Charles Tupper to uoderetrad
That bis ewe troubled heart nipreeeara the
entire area thigh can be agitated by his de
nunelatloas et Lord Aberdse°.
e
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• UteuUITT$U BUITUa•
Robor.yg.on lodepeadeat: Nieetesetk
*eatery otvilizatioh. Poorhouses, tramps,
poverty, misery, lynchers, sheriffs, oen-
stables. a few ssormnasly doh sod many
ieffitierit the IwoaiaiiegradMismet isaxrtt
ty. Just botwsen ourselves, and please
dust tell your load olergymas, but this
Journal 1s heartily stuk of olv'1'aatioa, sad
would like to be a heathen, aui has widow
thoughts of joining the Filipinos.
aa•(;141 NO la UleeOUNTID.
HERE ANO THERE. -
-.-ii the Catholics: or Met1todiats,or
I resbylersan., Ile 1laphetn, or any other
creed, hate great men of brood intellect
and eloquent tongue,' whom they, would
like to sec shade Ministers of the Crown,
why, in the nacre a all theft :gopd era
mat, don't they "eras them til Parliament,
when the I'remier may fudge of their worth
and ability? This yelling for repreeenta-
tion with no resin in sight is a weariness to
the fifth. Elect the nien to Parliament sed
thea f envier will do the rest.
Moate. at Witness : Mr. Fleiding's
budget speeches ere to be oomtnesdsd for
their form and tone. The statements el
tuts are ooeuise and clear, cad they are
ezplafued sod aonsldered and weighed. Op-
position oritios are treated lees as parttime*
seeking 10 make a point against the Govern-
ment and mors •• e:atssme41 sob. s111 seak-
ing the psbtio welfare. The blaring, boeoo•
lag, boastful sty Is of •peso► -making will he,
Itis to be hoped, finally a
s s s
A 000 00111 TOW;:.
arty, 1.2'2.300laostglae0,460. The peps.
lit , t. 2.b68,
• gale of 110 ever Isis roar,
the tamtltes esaaieled affil file urges No-
tary a000ualisg ter the increase
Blyth : Mrs. Celb1ea, who nu bees a
much respected reddest of Blyth for many
years, left 0 Strat-
ford.Saturday •fter000a for Stt-
ord. when she will make bar home la
later* with her daughter, Mrs. Moura.
Bs awls : Jno. Kareem, el Masohwool,
Web , was milled here owing lo the Mame
of bla tattier. Samuel Burgess. kir. Bur-
gess 11 • railway past in Matohwe.d.
Andrew Burgess, of Bulewvaie, Man., is
also here.
Wiaghatn : Several ebensr aro reported
-m^ LL T. et- b;�i .44lee.t-
`rtlbrefo1`01fftYTt a srilir ai ray ,
takes charge at Brussels ; sweat houdsf,el
Brussel., goes to Blaevale, and agcut Collie.
of Bluseale, takes oblige of Alma.
Morris : While Osoree Rest ass
Miami a amber of cattle to Jas. Cathlll'
.: 1i 10 IX.:e. e,;••11.
oe the sldarsad from Cranbtook, aegis of
them got lute the ditch and had to be draws
out ot the mire by 8. Dana's team.
Exeter : J. P. Weinman, who has bees
'weeding v Icteric Ualursity, Toronto, le
at press apsa4Mr its holidays at home is
Grantee. havfsg seoeasstohy oompleted 141.
oouree of study fee the ministry He will
1 • ordained when coat renos mesa in June
li vis : Aweisor MoGlll has returned
the awesaeat roll, and from It the follow-
!ae ioformatten !L ttaks.: Rost
ropurs7.
9198,696; permed promo- y 5189'tax•
able l000mtt,111300; total value of real and
personal property sad taxatlo inoome,$b18 •
Dundas Baoasr : 'There ars 4 o many
many dogs 1a town -yellow doge, brows
dogs, wb1te dogs, blink doge, spotted dons,
striped dogs. 1st dogs, thin dogs, everted
bee, dry does. wet dors, bIg dogs. little
des, hammy dog., logy dogs, lively dogs,
kilns logged dogs, dogs with loos tails, dogs
with short tails, does with se Mils at all
worth speaking el, Meed dogs, sued eyed dogs,
long eared doge. short•sared dogs, and dogs
with one ear leaking. dogs that bask and
dogs that bate, hot dogs, cold dogs. hairy
,fog., dogs that go away when you elltte.1
e rd degs that don't, cheap dogs, expensive
doge, mangy dogs, and dogs of low degree;
in taco, does of all kinds, oolore,s zes,style.,
ague end breeds ; too maoy altogether, and
1t would be a good Oaten if the most of them
wen .ummartly doss sway with.
• . •
1.1:111I8SAL 00 w11. tAIH1.n1.
Clinton New Era The volumlaous
papers and commissioner's report dealing
with the ems show that lion. Mr. Tarts
had nothing whatever to do with the d•s-
m!esal of Rev. Mr. Falrlis from his position
at Principal of Rupert'. Land Iudustrlsl
• woe 4.5.111. tarsi 1a has defame,
refer - -III Ties. incident ehalevr►
Charges we-tensed*'gda 1 1 i.n I.y pupil.•
sad corroborated -on oath, of s nature that
hivelved a full investigation, and ti Ade Mr.
Fairlie denied some of the mat ,mous . I
these, he admitted enough to onus, nos the
Comm.wloner who held the levee' !geoid
that hie naefutoess as Priic.psl of Ile ' b .vv
n ame.' Institut lea was gone. Our Cons re
shoe oonfreree will fled there io no political
°apital to be mads out of the mise, and the
quicker they drop It the bettor for all coo
Irrned. •
COUNT? CURRENCY.
-Our .*steemed fellow - sociaiiat,
Anaasiw CAnas.:sg, is getting ae 'much
notoriety these days as if he were a recastd•
rate actress from whom Ionto rine hal en -
deux n sol to steal diamonds. It ret the hope
of t,',lnet.ae's life to be before the public,
and siesta the Homeeteal strike be lute given
away millions with that object hi view. Re-
cently he sold out his intermit in the iron
and steel works to hie partners for 1100,
000,000, and as he is the author of the mese
tense, "To die rich is to die disgraced,'
everybody a anil'ioua'lo know how CAtasu t x
is going to reconcile his iitterentva and hie
million*.. The obi chap :aye he can etreight-
e r out the apparent kink, and that he ih.
tends to do *r, before he pasees from this
vele of tear,.
-An application is before the coun-
gil from Mr. Rrrr.tl.1., proprietor of the
Kennington furniture factory, asking for a
loan of 110,000 for the period of twelve
year.. Ata meeting o1 the special commit-
tee of the mimed, held during the week,
Mr. Ks -MSALL submittal his proposition. and
it wee unanimously approved of. 11 is the
intention to submits bylaw to the electors,
and before the vote is taken one or more
puhlir meetings will Ise called M dinette. the
gneetinn t'oroughly. The fulleet and
freest opportunity will be afforded the rate-
payers' of getting the beet possible inforn.a.
tion on the subject so that an intelligent
vote will be g.ven in the intereet of the
town when the day °t voting arrives.
SNAP SHOTE.
-Floaters always go with the tide.
-When in doubt, stand by your
friends.
- A gbdfiy may worry an ox almost
to me4nwe.
-Tho bird wff she longest hill
doean't alwaye ming the heed.
--Every man has a weak spot, and
some meq hese more than other..
- Don't estimate a man's intellect-
ual power by the Rio- of his hatband.
- My son, the biggest pts-itlon on
earth has an open grave on the other slide of
it.
- BIRBRIIT TUPPea must (rave kept
mhaly in Ottawa the other day when Bros-k-
ville was in town.
the line, and i" now voting with the Liber-
als. He euldn't follow Toren. and the
" nest of traitors."
- J 0 R 1T CHARLTON'S in proved
" brake " to curb Mag winded *peckers in
Parliament ham not Rasa approved of by the
Ottawa patent earn.
• Correeelon.
O'n*wa, May
To the idl'o, el Two pmgay
DeAtt Sn -la a. 1114.014 Mailer to Woof
13.h, 1899.
Exeter • Th. population of Eselrb1841.
Brunelle : I)r. aloKe v.y'a ' Ao.sehold
goods have b' en "hippo' to Mount Fares'.
Brussels Ad. Vero, will open 1 a while
at Sault Ste. Marie, where other memberr
of the family reside.
11uporhey : James Aro *bald 1.
beide( a stow win ham erected oa the
iroul of he farm la Harpurhey.
Brunel" : W. R. llalleatyao it now side
proprietor te the Emerson (Man.) Jenne'',
and tures out a neat newspaper.
Blyth : The direotore of the Pablo Lib-
rary met on Freda,. sventae..d deotded M
spend 130 at ono* In sew books.
Exeter : A. 1bmpsey left last week for
California, where he will look alter t he
rswoh of hie sonoo law, Mr. 8mtl..
Haliett : Harvey Jackson hes bath laid
.p for a week or two, the resu't of falloff
from a load end the wagon femme over his
a m.
11 small The flex merchant", \lob:wan &
Geiger, will this year now only 1 aerie In
•Bozcortex ton the depressed Kate of the
marketss.
Bayfield "The Ootarlo," owned by
Captain Grenville, of Southampton. left
the port tut weak for Walkervtll., loaded
with lumber.
R alton : Mr. Hill, who will oomduot the
theme mak'og this year, is busily proparler
for the Sommer's work The faotory starts
about the 15th.
Morris : inspector .ino R. Miller has
beim ha -log quite a bard time with an ueE-
seea* en his nook. A doctor had to be
milled to treat it.
B y h Floeh & Son, goners! ninth mite,
Walton, have dlnolved partnership Th.
liminess will he oonduoted by the sealer
member of the late firm.
Exeter : Samuel Prouty, Stephen 1 0a
oar Anderton, Centralia ; sad George IMMO.
Exeter, have (roe to the Relay River Die
triot to engage le farmis,.
Watt Wawano.h : lin Wednesday of Wt
weak all that was earthly of the late Mr".
Jas. Dunkin was laid to rest 1n the Catholic'
osmoiety at 8'. Augustine.
Brawl.: Jibs. Oliver is °employ op
towards "ighly•lve years of ago, but Is able
"le attend to quite a bit of gardening and
Is wive for a man of his years.
/solei'worthl Tuesday, May Zed, Rah.
George R.ltaotyas tied the meirimonial
knot between W. R. lassies, of Howlok,
and Mise Mary A Howe, of Wallace.
N11e : The barns of Mr. Matthew", at
Nile, wire struck by lightning and totally
consumed, with a ones and calf. a quantity
et bay, and shout 100 bushels of ono.
Seatorth : Roberti Jaokmon left hero en
Tuesday o1 last week for Grand Rapids,
Miob , where he has moored a good abet•
tion as • traveller for a Targe tannery.
Rxeter : 11r. McComb was In town Inok•
Ing for • elle on whfoh to erect en o.tmeal
mill Ile was feverably Impreamd with Ex
*ter, and It is likely he will build hare.
Wiegham : Lsae week John Ward, •n
employee of tins Union factory, lost one
finger and part of two others, by allowing
them to cane ie onetaot with one of the
saw..
Swlwrrir••+Aaeit rtltelNebsel is the ahs'
or of the Bret boggy that name Into Sea
forth. It was psrohaeed in London over
thirty years age and is still in daily use by
its °weer.
lltneall • Eros Mar*hell, third son of J.
1', M.'.till,posimaster and telegraph yens
at Peat's Springs, Ar stens, le home visiting
hit father and renewing aq.alet.ne.s after
fibern yeses' absence.
Walton ; Mre. John T.f ln, sr., of Nile,
anti 'nether of Rev A. C. Tiffin, of Walton,
paned awry anent five ^'sleek on Tuesday
1y monism, April 28th, aster a Ian( and 'avers
Here* sed liroelHlla els tisss wMah age 'nem, egad reveety years.
pWsl 1 liii'wwk i .trwr TNOW ti seeleeth ,. 4.41,1•• jiMgMwr P." "40* w
made that prier to the meet electron I had t T'a4wlw4 a.ide"t • atria ewe Fri Pride. a
rsosl,.d from LM (lovernment noel.. n1 the I Isrga ns*..f .beat tis feil en kis Inst asd
aso...ay vetoes' bets, while Mr. Mel.ese i breis.d sod rpruned It h*d!y, het !°rave-
^mild net receive the none lista. Th..tate ' ataly °^ Nessa were broken.
mewl Is totally mitres. My friesde and i 11'yth : Wov liens, who had phare* of
need what muniotpal IIste wo ^neld lay our • the bakery in monotonous with R. R. Done
heads re, while there I ea had aotnally teem I las' groom, for the past year, aft es Wed.
tarnished Mr. kfcl.ean hof. retard, .. to n"4"7 morning far lltmeos, whore he has
golfed by the Ito, ',Mob atrim that a r. r 1 nrnkaead a bakery beMwr.
tale somber of 11*ts moat be fenlshed to a 1 stales • The ictal sesame nt of ('paten
4.51454 easdtdat& thle year i. 1620 277, compared with 1596,
Yeses truly, Fifth bs 111913. The unseat Nmadesprfei.
R Hai teen. , litre ; Real edam, $801,477 ; porgies' prep -
If there • i a history of
weak lungs in your family,
take Scott's Emulsion.
It nourishes and invigor-
ates.
It enables you to resist the
disease. Even if your lungs
are already affected, and if
besides the cough you have
J�tJnor to ' it.w. -dins/
is still a strong probability of
a cure.
Theme oiil in the Emulsion (_
;.;.ti.tr(Vazv.,.-� f.y eriGw��Ga'Y3l AL -
give
give power to the nerves;
and the glycerine soothes and
heals.
GODERIGII BARGAJN CENTRR
NEXT BARGAIN DAYS
May
pr- and Sr.s, all euggl.0.
SCOTT t IOW NIi, Chwaru, Toronto.
846: -'-(+farmer wt ehttdrea between She ogee
el 4 sad 16, 213: do., 7 and 13, 196, de,
la sad 2s, ig. N.saber .f acres, 440. -Ae
Frpal►Mes 14...soreased 31 darty tilt
Fnr sad is new Mote to the 1100 mark,
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR
MICLEODS SYSTEM RENOVATOR
A Wonderful Tonic and Remedy for WEAK and IMPURE
BLOOD, KIDNEY and LIVER TROUBLES.
Manufactured by J. M. MacLEOD, Goderich, Ont.
A Painted Floor
makes housekeeping easier. A dusty carpet
keeps the whole house dusty. A rug c..-: be
easily shaken and the dust left outdoor.
THE
SPECIAL FLOOR PAINT
is made for floors and floors only. Made
to walk on. 41
FOR SALE ONLY BY
t�mmss 01
4'
N. D. ROUGVIE.
MoKim's New Store,
Reld'a Old Stand. Ooderich.
" Vaster Value Than Has Been."
'1Wc stake our reputation on the assertion that we sell
the same style and quality of goods at a lower price than you
have been pay-
ing. We do not
claim to sell ;r •. ' T • I N CHBAP + (iOOI)!1
When we pare down the price
it is not at the expense of the quality. Are you not in duty
bound by your own interests to prove if our claims are true ?
Come in ; if facts are not as reprrscnted we can't force you
to buy even if- we want.i41 to.
ItoW 3 niece lata R 50 Boys' 2 piece !Mita at ..'.:, $1 Fri
sad upto5500. endupto$400,
Rove and Yootha Norfolk or Bicycle
:Otte -the newest -at -
$3 25, $2 75 mid S2 50
Linen -For Skirts or Children's Drones
and Notts. or Men's Sommer Costa,
37 inches wide, special at....200. and 10o
Men'. Suits --a Ierge .leek to select
from, it prima from 13 25 to 110 00
zt. 36 tc 44, breast measure.
Men's Snits made from your own mea. -
ore, made to ht am shape, no mat
ter what shape it v, eatiefaetlea In
every dotal guaranteed, at... ..
.. $10, $12, $15, $10, $20 amd $22
Boys' Mashing Suite, slightly soiled,
regular price 11 and 11 25, to Blear
at . 76o. and OSo,
Dress Ifoole--Fine fawn Cashmere, 42
friths" wide, regular prim 25e., rs.
daced to, per yard, 1211..
Mee( Tro°,en at 791for a geed
strong reseed, up to $3 00 fora Bae,
all wool black strips, with alf be-
tween priers.
Traveller's samples of hammer capes at
away down prloes ; we bought them
cheap and will divide with you.
11360 to $3.75Capes MI at..... . 11 00
4.0010600 150
Remnant. of Table 1.non at wholesale prices. Hata- Hsu'. floe F.eellsh Hate, bard
, A lot ,t r.mmsate.sad .5141•end&t .s era,.. emesis {Ast.qemaikoreemmism+nstttr.+e
are pnrfeot goods, some ere net ; some are $2 00 to $2 60 Hate ad at e1 50
'mood., some are slightly toiled, but all 1 Wand 1 25 ...... 1 00
at prloes you like to pay. We may have 75and 1.00 ' 60
the end you want just now. A les all at nee prim 95
Our story is not of cheap goods. but think of value and we will give you
your money's worth every time. We sell Cheap because we sell for Cash.
No bookkeeper to pay or collector's fees to ohsrge you . you don't have th pay
for those who cannot or will not pay ; you pay for just what you get, and no
more.
- Seltforfash or Prodace._ -
t
TRY US.
W. A. M°KIM.
Reid's Old Stand, Ooderich:
Don't Forget the Dates.
Extra Values Al! Over the Store.
F . ROM -MINT -SON.
F.
Remember the Dates, May 25th and 26th.
Beautiful Spring Has Come.
The woods are full of flowers, the air trembles witl. the
Music of birds, and it's time to clean house.
Uslsl - -
Climax Furniture Polish
It crakes ofd furniture
look like new.
('tat the pipes .1114 .
Beatemall
Niagara Vapor Bath
Cabinets, WI w
�y Every home ehonld have o,.
boors
potting
- 1 provost
Tose up with a bottle or two of our
Flower and Garden Seeds, Sassafras Blood and
1 and 10 Deaf packages.
■11 on lie for iloueeho:d Ammons. U:eir
act.uu and other spring requisite& ft treaties sad absent►es&-re scat..
W. C. GOODE, Chemist, Bedford Block.
Stomach Bitters.
Original
Position.
It is better
even to be right than merely originai, Oat the
easy position you play assume in these shoes
of ours we are ready now to show you helps
us get back to original comfort. If you want
solid, new•fashioned comfort
WEAR "SLATER " SHOES.
P.S. --The balance of our Winter Stock
must be sold regardless of price.
WM. SHARMAN, JR.
ootNaro or BAIT astir Till rtAorIC*L soon SAN, AND sow.
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ODIIRI08-
MEDICAL HALL, GODERICH.
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Stock nearly complete sgsin. New goods received daily.
A lot of tine Bah and Carriage Sponges just to band.
Tho newest and latemtt Perfumes!
Patent Medicines, Horse and Cattle Spices, and Condition:Powders.
Rubber (finds, Syringes, Atomizers, Hot Water and Ice Bags, etc., etc
1..' JORDAN
m
Corner Colborne -et. and Square
•
ICS -SES !
Just look at these prices :
"White," high grade wheel, was $70, now $55.
" McCready." Ooderich, from $35 up.
" Jupiter," grand wheels, from $30 up.
Come and sae them at
WORSLL'S
TO ADVERTIRZR$. '
vadat of ebawges mast be left at fhb
Ojos not later than datnrday
nowt. The (bpy for ebaagss
mast be left not {iter than Mem
day nost. Oseeal Arlrrtt.iemttmtte
Beespted so tee noon Wednesday of
awls weak.
RICE'S
PURE SALT
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