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THE PIJBLIOSEXPENUITURE.
Sir HIBEZIer Tarr previous to the kat
eileckon, referred in a speech to the question
of the annual expenditure He mid :
"ln taking the reeponsibility of raying
that whether my party or the other party
be nue medal at the next election. I have
not the alighteet doubt that the expendi-
ture of this country will increase instead
of diminish. And I will go turther and
say that, provided witeloni presides over
the system of management and erpendi•
tare I hope, and devoutly hope, that the
expenditure will incresee instead of
diminish. This country as it grows, this
country as it suoceesfully develop', cer-
tainly this country aa it socumulates •
larger population. will and must nage re a
larger amount than forty millions a year
for ita government"
SNAP SHOTS.
-A vote for Rom'. Hotailes is a vote for
LAURIWL
- Ir you are tired of prosperity, you
know what to do Vote for McLane.
-Wno is Mr. Manatee leader -Trletrift,
HUOH JOHN or Sir MACKENZIE Briwil r.'
--CAN•DA haa von fiOnor and fame from
that preferential tariff, and she has won
dollars and cents all well. -Mr. FIELDINo,
- Lime out for roortachs from the Tup-
Pe•
rites The men who would circulate a
forged Globe to further their antis will not
be ashatned to use any falsehood to deceive
the electoni.
o-lifn Cattle. tbe CodeervatIve candi-
date in Frootenac, refused to allow the
bogus Globe to be used in hie constituency.
The Conservative party managers in West
Huron are of • different kind.
-"So long as I have a voice left. Hon.
JOHN 1111100.11111Y sod some others shall never
occupy • seat in • Cabinet in this country."
-8ir MaCtralirlit SOWELL at Carleton Plato
last week. This is the "unity" of which the
Couser vati vas boast.
-SltvirRAL reembere of the Government.
had eons in the Canadian contingent which
went out to South Africa to fight the battles
of,the Nmpire. le it likely that the Govern -
moot would supply the troopit, including
their own sons, with ase!me emergency -
[rations ?
-Ir the Tory policy meatus anything, it
means, if they are returned to power, the
restoration of the duties oil hinder twine
and barb wire end the increase to the oil
rate of the duties on oral oil and other
articlee of ootumon use. These artielto would
then onet more than they do now. F.lector,
is that the policy which you favor
-Use's Conservative rule the Inter-
oolonial railway used to have annual ilefieito
running up as high Mr threrequarters of it
million, and the taxpayers of the country
bad to make up the differenoe. Mr. BLAIR,
the Liberal Miniater of Railways, luus put
the raihray on a buitineee timer, and in 1899
there Wftil a surplus 01043,958 le not thie
result of liberal economy worthy of your
endoreation at the ballot -box 1
it,vo now Sir 1111H31•111. HICxrn.BEALH, the
British Chancel or of the Exchequer, throwi
cold water on Turene'm proposal to change
the policy of the mother , .1 itry, by ile•
olaring that "it wan im; aible Tor Creat
Britain tar he other than a free trade
country. anti that he eympethiren with Sir
WILFRID LAURIER, the Dominion Premier,
In his opinion that an Imperial rollverein
WM unattainable without free trade within
the empire." Sir CHARI.EN rhould go over
to England and choice off a few of them
chap who are spoiling his wheme
CAMPAIGN BRIEVI flEtt.
-Sinew is fast putting Boon
Jonw's noon out of joht in Brandon.
-Smolt Henn JOHN has begun to
do his own thinking he hes dropped
out of the view of the public.
-THAT letter from the Queen to
the Indians of fieldimand, in favor of
Doc. MONTAGE'S, 14 overdue.
-Arras the fight is over in Went
"York the Hon. CLARKE WA1,1 AH11 will
be dela man with the black eye
-Tyrrell ntaiMe fifty four mite in
Onterio. Why should he stop at
fifty-foar I Why not claim every oon-
stituency in the Provinoel Ttleenll
Is built on the lines of the late J
(1, BLA1Ng, whose telegram to The
New York Tribune was,"eleini every-
thing.-
- Tusr manifesto ot J CUAKL
TON'S was not beef and greens to the
Tories after all. No Tory newspaper
!Hui published the manifesto in full.
-H SPRY A. Pow sttwon't be able to
get his cousin to coerce the Dorchea-
ter peniteutiary officials to vote for
him in this election. Hie finish is in
sight.
-_ -
- Tun Montreal Forger is still
doing business at the old stand, but it
won't be able to turn out anything
more rascally than ita bogus edition of
The Globe.
- Sous weeks ago The Star pub-
lished an article purporting to be from
The Weekly Sun, dealing with
olsurieriern and Pricee." The 8 un
heA pronounced the article a forgery,
saying that it never appeared in its
columns, but The Star has not had the
common honesty to acknowledge the
fact to its readers. The Benmiller
apology will be of a piece with The
Star's previous record.
The "nest of traitors "want
to get back to power. ,Elec-
tors of West Huron, are you
going to help them?
WHAT OTHERS ARE SAVING
THATIATTLII agireimom.
Toronto *Hobe . Mr. roster says the
*arid was redeoed by ooly 14 100 of one per
mat The Mail says thet the reduotion
canted an ;musses of $62,000,000 in
im-
p.rt. tt'ontlerful .bat • little reduction
will do !
" evae ie TORONTO."
Strethroy Age: A To.y paper to Toronto
feel. sure over the Laurier meeting. end
says a&.. • cia hard for Ste Wilfrid "bo se-
e, v the loviug embraoe of some Toronto
go iticame who would have sued tor libel If
they had Men described at Libeials • tow
short years ago." People, even in Toronto,
liv• and ISM a.
TAKE HEN ON THEIR talittiTa
It iv. G. M. Milligan, 'Format% says :
"All mon anotild be dealt u,th on their
Merit., not upon Sitar profession.. It le
▪ pity that thla need. to be said at Chi&
thne of nay. No enlightened Protestant
will mix up religion • id polio.. Keeerd•
Ion Sir Wilfrid Laurter, be is an honor to
()suede, and I hope and pray Canard ant
may appreolate him, not when it is too
late,"
HUGH JOHN Dolts Nurr corNT,
dnrento Slier : Mr. Fingb John hdaction-
all is clearly joshing the people of the
Went on the implement quertiou Mr. E.
F. Clarke, M. P., In his •peeoh lae. night,
said that he did not believe with Hugh
John, but adhered 00 proteoilon. "
he said, "is the op Mon nt ft' 0.1er, v.
that opinion of nine- teethe of tlie oancitda•
of the Conservative t rty." Tbo Mall re
ports Mr. Choke as folio*. : "Mr. Clarke
declared ea phattoelly that he was not iu favor
of making arincutitra: implementi free, sod
lo this respect he sae certainly •ivicine the
view of the Conservative tarty se • whnle."
THE veHoot. tt INTIM HAMM gti -
Tato-, to Mohr. : Le Jongual, the p•por
established in MOD•111111 by `VP Charles Tup•
per, is oonduoting • red-hot campaign
against 14.1: Wilfrid Leerier tor not restor-
ing separate Nihon. in Mernitote. 11 le
making his quest 00 tho chief isrue. Day
after diry it publishes in large bleat type.
right Ser.,es 1. • (rent perm, ntacke on 4 r
Wilfrid L inner for t he .ti,.d betray al of
hie oompatriote In hfanitoba In Wedges -
day's paper It saki M. Lustier makes
his bos.a itt Oatario. He has hot had the
oouraye to maks rho right, of h.. comnat
✓ iot. i lidenitob•v rospeJtecl." At the h. ail
of th• (Atone! page, ineplaved almost as
oonerecit,oilly. is • °hares ih•i Ir ViIr':I
deprival the French Csaadlane of 0 e
fourth revseentitive In the est'net. an
vantage which woe gamed node- the (Jon•
sermtiver Hither Sir Cheviot opal om.
plaias tho restoration of mean... j.
Idanitoba or he is allowing his organ to de.
Delve the C.tioadien people. What is likely
Is that if he obtained • majority he would
be asked to go on with remedial legislation,
and erten her Inc oonsiontal or ramrod, his
party would be split as it was in 11396, and
gnu.. meat would 114001110 im possible. This
is another Indication of the vielenee, weak-
n ess sod liteeshility width would sIgn•liz•
a retsina of Llbe Tepees reeler).
Five years more of progress
for Canada.
POLITICAL POINTERS.
The three Engli•h•spesking oountrlea of
the North Amerioan continent OI hold
their elections on Libros oorerecutive days
nor!) week. The Pregiricnttal 'teethe In
the Cloned St•tee take. el •oo on Tnegetay,
tte Itominion stilettoes on Wednesday, id
the general elections " Nowfoundle od
Thurwlay.
A private letter reonved in town last
week from Regina, N. W. T says "there
Is no doubt whatever Shall lityln will be
turned clown oo the 7th of Nnvember The
ladepenitleat madidno Ikea opposed him Is
the last eleatien ham thrown his support and
the majority of hie party 01 with Soott, the
Liberal candidata."
The Saiferth Nirvana, viem la Rama
Huron, where the (felts are hived, it look•
al, at on• time. as If Mr. MoMillan, the
Domai.s of the Liberal C invention, was
going to htve ea•y walk over l'heCon•
eeryadvee held • *outdo of meetings, and
sovers1 gent Iodic were named as ,protithle
a •nrIldates. hut ell den'', A ,nterler on •
eontest which ornmisol colt sin defeat, and
their emit ',emotes remitted in- ..mesa liener
t- ken. Taking'advantage ef Ole °noun.
st inee, Mr. (teerge ticEwar, ef Herman,
manly oenneillor anti ex -Warden of Huron,
hut entered the field, and is Row • mindd
date. kb r Itioftwan is a lAreral, and is
n ow and has been for eimsral tears pren-
dont of the Littoral elation) 41 a !tenth
Heron, as oonstituted for Pre:vine:al par
poem, and tie assures ua that b. Pike. the
field sa a supporter et the tinvernment, sod
will continuo In the NIA only in the
of the rouser vetivers not brineing one •
modidate it will thus be a family (Mkt
Respentiae its o wits, we may have more
to my welt week, when metiers dameinp.
Hat, whatever may he t1,41 result of the
eleetien, the Libor.% Gov.. ament 5 gore of
• nipperter from Math Rorer*.
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From Ceopereville, Mieh • mamas word of
• wonderful demovery of a pietism* tasting
',gold the. whim amid before retiring It
any me troubled with a bid &nigh always
eneures • rood eight's rest "It will oven
mare the nough too," writes Yin. Ft Minn
berme, ''for these generations of nor family
have used I» Kleg's Nu Dimmer, for
Goneemptlee mad mem forted He squeal for
tiough5 aed molds." an intrivitled life-
saver wham rad Ist &spear loam diorama.
itrufwallarid l'statee 604 sad $100 at JIMMIE
Wales's itrog mese Trial WON fres.
POLITICS IN PARABLES.
Borns Hot [Shot by an Old Timer
all •Inems laistbsair ale al •1 att MIA Wine
Wreakers Julia's ...stand •Erlewl-
Aural Imelemests Warty.,
Ikea h Ways.
Among the arrival. !" tone last week
ciaarb old gentleman with • erey chin -
whisker suggestiv• 01 ohs traditional Cade
Nam, but be was end to be • retired Case
*dim apple butter, and had fur his
name the rather auggestly• mum of
A Poach. lie olmened to have meat hell
his life sailing, having ered almost the
knowe globe, and fur the last fifteen yee-e
Ma bent buying fruit Mr. Peeoh, not•
withetandlog tits 1' sake., our, wag bore i
bred ID Out Annapolls Talley, NOVA Zia
where the '• finest apples to the world,
tarring Huron, grow," to me his own
words ; 111. all Nova Sootians be wadi •
talker and • storyteller, and ooasiderable of
• politician. To hem biro toll of the old
e vys when Joe Howe used to wipe tee floor
ei.th Charley Tupper, wee food for the an'
ooniederstion tonalities.' who 'knew the
hietory of thy Kast.
Coming down to the polities of the day,
the old filename was equally Interesting
Aimee some of the points made on ouncet
affairs were the following:
" Say. you ought' to me • Tory ch•p feeL
Ing all around me to see if I grew a Grit
wart or • Tory beauty spot He had one of
them big hall•and-half buttons-thst there
sort of two beaded gtrl bunnies- Topper
and Hugh John. H. pushed It right under
my nom, ao to speak, and I didn't nett°. ita
bit. A fellow like um, that 'mowed Tupper
when he was • poor doolor getting into pole-
tioa to advertise h'inettlf, sod saw how nob
he trot on the number of patient.. he had
after that -why, I couldn't fall down eel
worehtp that there two headed Mega.
"lhee he rye to me. 'Ain't they •
teem!' I says ••••Ort of 101110040C 1 kir,
'Who' 'Why,' he atm 'Hugh John and
Tupper.' •Willois is borne gays I. He
scene:hod his head, and mid, 'Warned if I
know ; but they're • great ram.'
" 'blister,' 1 mys, 'I've got you dead to
right• on that there button. We you're
old Tery party all over. It's • two-faoed
effete Half your orowd 1. nth of Tup-
per, so you otter Hugh John's head oo the
same platte-. A lot of youtoo, are feel
Mr • sort of pity on Hugh John for h•
weak way of handltng things, •nd so on
1:0•4 Tupper's ram to tirazon the matter out.
les a two fan.d button, a two -laced policy
in Quebec and Ontario, and • two•faoed
po!ley on the west and the east. Sr.'
"liatbons don't win eleotioos. I thought
se 1 rw that fellow get out after that shot
ol • ohap 1 heard of that had an Imitation
potato hug on & psn. The folks need to
try and brush It off Mil lappet, and the
little ohap would holler with the fun of le,
and just roll over himself. (toe day a
friend oame aloe, and the rotator bait Wn•
n ot notioed by him at all, and at last the
owasr said, 'What do you think of that tor
a pot .to bug! 'rue other ohap he ems,
'Say, It is the biggest bag on the smallest
potato I ever saw.' And I tell you • fellow
who would mei/ one of hem double hefted
ed Tupper buttons put now must he •
pretty small potato.
''Say, did you see how Hugh John has
shrunk into his father's hat? There was a
lot of my plume,. on that bird wheo he
oame down here a month or two ego, hut
where is it all now. It pa:. me In mind of
• story 1 hoard onoe about an Irishman who
cams to Cessna and visited • farmer freed
llo startod oirt to shoot in the woods one
day, rind Inc raw • woodpeokm eolith a head
es red es Hugh Joint's tie. The high
(hap ha gave the two barrels slap bang to
gsthsr, and the woodpecker he dropped
right down stra.ght, as the manner of them
birds le, tad meshed off thior 7h the tinder
brush. Pat dido't know that, and he got
un his lenses and hunted for the bird. Re
heard something jumeleg &loos end 61,-.0-
b.o 11 It was a toad. There asaro'e no
toed. 1 !retail& and Pat held the oh-ot
up by one of the lege, &ad it kicking to
bearthe hand with 1 Inc other. •lieeo•ra,'
he says, 'you were • mighty party bird till
I shot •II the fine feathers off you.' And
that's nut the ease with fli di John lie
was • mighty puny bird till he tried to
sing, and the tirit editors have shot all the
fine feathers off him.
" • two-faced button, eent`..•n, and
• two-facsed le•Loy Mime no,. 11 It 1. •
threetmed affair on the agricultural Imple•
ment busineu. Three was Fortino Slim
(Merge,. he Profeeeor, ete.. and .o ea. lie'.
• New Branswiolger, aod I know him u
there Ho went to Tor. nto • veer .mo, aud
•t • mentor th•re he laid hi, hand
moot people have tholr hearts, ant ho says
that, while the agrienitival Implement in•
denary was la Canada there wr used of the
great Conservative party to be In (invitee)e
to protect it. A -id those Toronto fellows
mv• him ei great hurrah. A mtii h ago
Hugh John let AT a bomb in Manitoba t,..01
hee given the Ontario Tories ea awl ol .1,1.
op.
mys that her. an my nerd nee
for protection of agricultural implemente,
nit that tho duty nhould he lowered 1, al tii
allow the N'ankeee to get in their impie
Mints cheap to the Mariltobe farmers
Then along comes Silly MoLean, of T: 4
roronto World, and he enock• the sand not
of his two leaders. He wants rroteotion
I skin off agrioultural implements only te
pooh an extent that there would retire up •
lot of new C•nadian Implement tenon°. to
compete with the big ones we have now.
lilamed If anyone oan e-iderstsnd what
them fellows really mean; and I moor them
1.0 just know thionselvee, les a urea,
t01 wile It maker me 01-ok of • leery a
chap told me at Halifax. He .ald a man
mimed John was going home one erel'eg,
10 !saw a pair of pant* hanging ety.i.ie
store, marked 111 99, He had jast been In-
vited in • 'lance, •nd ho emerged the I moth
• teer hoover. and Moir them se 'Inc ye-te*
When he tried them on at home 11^ found
they were about three inchel too long eo
asked his wife at tea to pl.ase out off three
Inches aod hem them. The l'tt'e
was mad home...he dide't eat an Ine.'e,
and said some peppery 'Mem to John se el e
the man, and evil she wouldo't MItes
t hem pent. in go p•1;vs41Ir-ii Dir10 she stay
01 hems doh t.'n
law WWI preon• whet ia h IMO W1,h, 00
them ! and .he sl•ppod • 1, saying In her
self, 'there'e wore* enne-in leo than John,
and I will fix the, dear bevy up f ar qv, no -
°anon.' So elm out off three ‘n hos r ff the
pants and hemmed them on the quiet.
Joh i's enter was In the home, end shit
heard the fuss, and she went after a while
.n.1 0.. k op the paro•, and sh• mild to her.
. 01,, • I anew, John ot a. 0noc1 • hostler/ as
", hag been • brother, end I client off th-
three Inches for hlm and hem the ;onto,'
and she ritel so, fly and hy Mary, tie wife,
arov• .0 dohs, 'S•y, dear, I'm • *elfish thin/.
1 dld,.'e 'ant you to go tomange I meldn't
go. lint, you ,tear nIl hey. you go and
h av• • rood lime, and I will he Mope. (lo
and dress now, and I will ont off the three
letterer off them pante aad you up to a
sitety ' Aol he nub thorn off, nest and
e lm John deemed ,n the otneken time cm
remrd, anti thin rumhert on the pants, and
beetled for the party And ohm% he got
tber• •nd peel el off his overcoat, blamed If
he didn't loos for all the world lik• the
Tory agrIonitern Implement poltoy, as eat
aed trimmed by Fester, further mit aad
ameeded hy Heigh dram and finally orib,
prams 4, and &mewled hy 0. edit., of The
Tormate World, who Is about L. bid good'
hee es his ell omenteentry of East York.
mar. were many other potato rads, and
a Drabs, sl equally geed abriss told by the
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Razors! Razors! Razors!
The biggest bargains ever offered to the people
of Goderich are now to be had at A. McD, Allan's.
The very best razors made are on sale at 75c. and
CALL AND SEE THEM
We are making room for Xmas Cutlery and
Silverware and are offering Big Bargains in all
lines of Silverware and table cutlery.
Now is the time to get the very best table
cutlery and silverware at the lowest possible prices.
All lines of shelf and heavy hardware, cow -
chains, rope halters, lanterns, curry combs, horse
brushes, stable brooms, etc., etc., at lowest possible
prices.
A. McD. Allan
imolai old maa from the Athlone, and, as
we got Imam and toot • look at his oard.
IWO eayli • MODUll parephrese ol the spelling
on the pasteboard, 'byte' U. K. A, PEEcii.
1 HE NEWS BROUGHT TO HOUK
--
rev Mahler' Fake Iltabesaeats Abeiet Ur.
Peter Kies.
Mr Peti•r Ity•o bag •ddleseed th, 10'.
lowin.: open letter to The News
'•Sie -The statement which you make in
your Issue of this evenIng,that it is whisper •
ed on the won that I may run ea an Ind•
pendent oandidate against Mr. ht ulock in
North 1 ork, le absolutely false In every re•
meet, and oan only have been 'monad by
you for the purpose of creating a feeding in
the P7oviooe that, the relations between Mr
Hillock and mviall are Mae reveme .1
oordial Permit me to say to the mon em
Oath, manner that I never entertained any
ides of contesting North York aga est 111r.
hi ulirek, nor as a no -party candidci iy
constituency. I don't think my L'heral
fnends ceed any mourance from too that
while 1 soierta'-i views nn Certs' •
not alw•ye in a000rd with th• ()overtimest
policy, my beet wishes are fur thasuocees of
the Federal Government.
''In one reepeut you lime tendered me •
memo by the publication of the stateineet
which has 0411•441 Mil to writs Ws, slum it
affords me • geasomble opportunity to put
so end to street witleper'egs about me, 5.
on. OnpablO of playing the role your party
evidently desires um to maims. My true
friends, lore mys.11, will be able to judge
the motive which gove. l• you In publish'',
such unwarre "tad statement. In oonolu•
non, let me say that I would riot defeat
hit. Mulook it 1 ootild, and I am not so nue
as to iMagine that 1 meld, even d hawked
up by the full strength of the Tory party,
whloh I hsve ale ..ye opposed. 1 itin
Politically just where 1 have been all my
active life, l'ray insert this 1 id oblige
Yours, Perm ItYAN
• Oa. Z2, 1900 "
Five years more of
expansion.
Vote for Laurier and pros -
Merited. Praise....
Brew., (Per., May 9th.1100
To THE Hawean PUIINACE Co.,.
(AUTUMNS :-The Managing Omahas,
of Margaret Avenue Scheid herebrwrpnter
their satisfaction with the heating of that
school by your firm. Your two ownbirm-
Om furnaces have given us a temperature
of from 66 to 80 degree, itt the loweet sere
weather, and have, besides, reduond our
met from 43 tuna in 1889, 00 27 thire for the
peat muter. After trying three different
furnaces, without being able to heat the
school, we fool that we owe you at least our
thanke in leaving us from any more trouble
with the heating if MargarM Ave. School.
Tours respeetf troy,
G. M. Dglirs,
Chairman Margaret Ave Sehool
J H WOBJ5ELL,
tradeThe Cheap Starve and Femme Mee,
- Rule Agent, (oderich. Ont.
Mt** Stifle.
When you wear • "King Qual-
ity" shoe you get all the style, the
fit and finieh found in the beet
American shoes.
The "King Quality" factory is
the only one in Canada that makes
Ladies Shoes better than the
American article, which comes Into
Canada with • as% duty taken
out of its quality.
The "King Quality" brand is
worn by the berl d d Canadian
ladien ; it is • true note of shoo
fashion, of everertnent in dress.
27 21y122, 4 widths, all Siam.
Branded "King Quality."
Gold medal awarded at the Paris
Expoirition, two.
illiode Iry Me J. D. Klieg Or.
kimonos, Toronto,
is our longer Snap, at to. s
pound, cf a:1 ich WC 4411 barrel • •eek.
This im't oar only map, as we cerrm
•yeiytt ins 1/1•0 Os br iou-el la an rat,
te•,"••• ei y "MO 0•1 mice.
are 1..011. 1(1 tarmer• that !ha y
oan always est from • wasp for their
prodime. W. draw the line at no
leiotimate trade -- •vf•y. husk/ goes
Glimmer. or potetoe., garden stuff or
ohnioeet table China. We noel in all
of them.
T.- G. TIPLING & CO.,
00,1 k I Jr el.
C T
Pastry, Mr Patties,Tarts, Short
Bread and CNA Elolls, Mince
Pies and Lady Finiers,
Macaroons, Mumps, -
Brandy Soap:, Etc. •
are as good aa the beet mane in any
cit.y in Gaharla.
(,1antelon lettle the trate in
WEDf)ING
CAKES
in fency demiconing ann ornament
ing 4I111 DIL10I4i rmg.
(Ave him an order And your Kat
War tion will he ameurrad.
D CANTELON,
WEST -ST.
Men and boys
(young men) work-
ing outdoors.
• knocking about,
good strong boots to stand the racket.
We've got the very kind you want—stout, thick
sobs (solid leather, mind you), good strong insteps,
put together with the knowledge that they must be
strong to stand the strain. •
*These boots are not expensive, though they die
wear like irnn-
ltemember our Goods are all New,
factories. No Bankrupt Stock.
direct from t
W11. SHARMAN Jr.
derich Bargain
Bargain Day
NOVEMBER 187 di
COME AND SEE THE BARGAINS IN
MEN'S SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
November 1st and 2n
JAMES ROBINSON
Coe Year Ceeti
with the
D. D. Co.'s
Syr. of
WHITE PINE
and TAR.
1. u oaa get oohing
bettor. Relief nmost
tostantaneoua.
25o. 5 for ER.00
It's Time to Put up the Store
and you want
BATUMI 8TOVR-PIPX VAR
25 oonta 5 fOr I 0 )
"lien we ever used," in what they n.
Least Odor. Brightest Lustre Q
Drying of All. It floats em A
()rasa 1, -- Diluted makes an mmellout w•Inut
for Iron fences and all outside Pm work, .sal
Mahon • fine menu for buggy bodies. Ipaiuib
the /OMNI.
W. C. GOODE
BEDFORD BLOCK.
Che
Big Bargai
IN ALL, LINES OF
Table Cutlery.
- . 20 per cantoff until tith of- loloyetriber.
N. D. ROUGVI
THE CASH HARDWARE STORE.
The Old Firm, The Old Busin
But a New Stand.
To nth PUBLIC :
We have_ removed to the store lately occur
t'attle Bros., dusmiths, which we hate stocked with a
plete line of Groceries, and where we shall be able
than ever to attend to the wants of' our customers.
A call upon us in our new stand will please us.
, Yours respectfully,
STURDY ct 0
THE GROCERS.
JOHN MORRIS
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
Planing Mill and Faotory, Cam•
brie Road. Goderich,
A oompleee nook of
Dressed and Undressed
Lu m be r ,
Flooring and .Siding, .
Lath, Shingle.% Etc.,
Sash and Doors on hand and
made to -order on short
notice.
Stors Windows & Doors a Specially
EstlirrsMa fornI41, I Tern.. mo ,erate.
JOHN MORRIS,
GODERICH.
HELLO!
THE 0
RELIAB
AN_ KINDS OF
COA
ALWAYS ON H
ScralltoilifarTd
IN THE AfAltlegl
All Coal wet/kid on the Market
who's you EM ROE Ihs. Mr • ton
L
Orders left at lk 911311P
Siete p-omptly •ttorvirel
10
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The Signal to Jan. 1st, Mit for 26 cell
KIDD'S BOOK STORE.
FANCY GOODS, FANCY CHINA,
FANCY NOTE, PRETTY PICTUR
SCHOOL BOOKS, POUCHES, PIPES,
WALL PAPER, BOOKS, PERIODICA
MAGAZINES, PAPERS.
Everything bright, fresh and new. No old goods
offer at any price.
KIDD di C
auttons—Loener. Tepper. Boo bba, Maims. Flaws
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