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To theRiffer of the Sigiial, • - -
Vaaionaa ok. Tun njwo=34.1,4„,„„„i• Saa-Iritt'a Sivsql of the 10th itials, glebe tat, Jar
annea, . part °flit° West Wartime** Council. 1 see natation'
= - . a. • the imund. of retinal for granting the atclasIceelby X
The following furtur,putfoidos of „filo stowartforreoiring tbe big croaewarenths boundary •
, • between Vides* and Wawieicalt, that dnrisig the year _
alaDeking Otitragea. perpetrated. as lvtitat 1.66fitudialla, Wawanosh luta expendedelfiallimoreo
Albany, Indiana, on Satutcley morning teesaidilae than nhume. Thil linty 13et true, Vibram
lastaVie find yeaterday Zekgrapli. After raw:most baseaPendel whet mount ,,
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desaribi the, trie.de adepted by the 80, -pre lied to - say. Did if Rinless and Winnow* will
aid ositby the Wartime* Council *ISO; I attL.n
called vigilance comnutteet of vehorn there , tioetti=e Car ttilrgii8Vrgialnr tra!
the fail„the report proceeda: eardi the present point at lasue, 4 thine it matten• t
"They placed.*guarda tit . the doors,. and
the ringIcatlera then. proceeded to "the ei by
quutit let itilu"ni ru eye at, tilsirpre4e1VITIolai
both Com:waste he in a bad state of repair• .'
sheriff'a thed-room, where the found the .1 am informed that the County Engineer of tittron Wee"
kelt, offer a short Search.' Withent instructed in 166/either bytle County Connell or by
the WAY:mesh Connell to extunine the Vern' of work
ther delay they wentabout the horrible and report the frobable cost,tuad I am wonted -teat.
task that had hroughttliein there.. , The3r his eistanate wita $500.00 for the completion -of the work.'
proceeded to the celle4tarcing age of the This is an adtnission of the iteceseity of the 34QT1Len-
deubtedly bin not all for ill JuOISSE, dayis be -
keepers to accompany them and point out fore the meeting of the Coda_ yit delimit, see .Gatint,
'the ROM IFOther and Anderson. • They Deputy item, and came to an arrangement th
unlocked the cella contauing these unfor- men Nrouat het or possibIe)S2,50 from our "respect!
Counrils, Mr. Gaunt failed in gettisig his deemed,'
tante men, and took them out. The eta, but on -the eepress eentatkin
names of the victims are Frank Reno, tgliaaer relent innosItistittee anew! =equal amount, .itaq
SimeOla Reno, William Reno and Charles
Anderson. The moment the regulators
appeared, the robbers knew the- objeet of
their visit, and the scene that followed wa,s
perfectly awful. Seeing death staring
them in the face, the wretches begged, im-
plored and prayed for mercy. On their
knees, they cried in thy.most piteous terms
to be spared, promising anything and
everything if the gang would only be
merciful. But their prayers fell' on ears
that knew nothing of mercy. The onhappye
wretches were told that they must die,and
at once. .,To implore was useless • they had
come to hang them, and hang ;hem they
must. Finding that mercy would not be
shown them, the robbers became desperate
and made an awful steuggle for life. They
fought stoutly and wildly, but their efforts
were all of no avail. The mob over-
powered and drew them fronrthe prison.
Frank Reno is said to have fought like a
tiger. He frothed at the mouth in his
facer, and with the strength of a lion hut -
led three of the regulators to the earth,
when he was finally knocked senseless.
His head was fearfully battdred, and the
blood and brains streamed down his, face..
Yet, in this cendition he and his com-
panions were hanged by the mob. On the
outside of the jail there is a. walk or plat-
form, supported by posts, at a consider-
able distance above the ground. To this
the prisoners were taken. They were
placed on chairs ; a rope was adjusted
around the neok of each, thrown over the
railing above, and made fast. The chairs
were . then pushed away, and the men left
hanging. Frank' and Simeon Reno were
leit hanging back to back. The other
brother, William, was hanged at a corner
by himself, while Anderson was hanged at
the back of the jail in the same manner.
The regulators were not satisfied with
hanging thein, but looked on until fully
ey were dead. They, then
d up the prison and all its
order to procure a speedy
hen left, taking the key
n,their way to the depot
one of the county corn-
ok him with them to the
was ready they got on
d t'ht--ak°ys of the prison to
loner, and then started back
. The alarm was at once given
it was too late to accomplish anything.
a e telegraph wires had all been cut, so
*hat news of the outrage could not be sent
'over the count:Tart and the maraliders had
been dispersed in Seymour before the
people heard dithe crime. The .most in-
tense excit-ement prevaiLs here and it is
getting higlaer mrery moment. he feeling
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n 11110, oflindr.ewranulgtiedilperbeltioxrilanfuorvm.inFarmg (17114. others that they Jews Parebial Ilete:id establishment
- 3Etetuarikreet tise ! 1
, whichis navtlefirst-rate workiagergratina - „-
Are Now Prepared to l!sianufaotuq, Oloths.Blankets (full matt), Wince;
- Shirtingf-Sheettngii6o.,
expeditiously, and at prices compatible with tffe beat workmauehip. Particular
Attention p kr Custom Roil -Carding, Fulling,' Dressing, Dyeing, Aci
We shall also have n a few weeks a FIRST-CLASS SPINNING JACK, (imported from one of the best machine.
shops la e United States), -which will enable tie to do Custom•Spinning„. .Waeontd also eall
e - particular attention to our •i• ,
Q a a P- a o -etc a_., -
which we keep constantly on hand cheap for cash or in exclainge for wool. Parties coming from a distance
With woolto get carded, may rely on getting their rolls home with them the "same evening. "
ar Parties favoring us with it call are assured general sidisfactieal a
at •
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Goderich Woolen Factory,
- April 7th, 1868. C
sere, about seventy, to gam achnittance to- they are Robotic dollar alien& efalifiloss ;" but aa
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:deo granted for this particular work. To Inset this'
to- '
n- Firstrate Dry Godds fonvery little money,
amount of $200, Mr Gaunt late in thofall proposed
lay out the 835 above alluded to, this I cauld not _co
Sent to without running the risk of payment being r
fused by the Brace Council, Now, intr. Gaunt, w
is the moverof the motion, refusing the aid &eked
Air. Stewart, takes this stand ou the sabre of equali
why did he not do so in 1801? I am not prisparedto s
that any of the money spoken- of having been:spout
the Connell of Wawanosh has been expended when
haf; notbe..n ofgood service. But 1 de think that
the Drty Reeve of Wawanosh would see that if th
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MERCHANT
tr.s. removed to did Omer store', opposite
litant's Murcia, eat Street. He deeires to
lavorsi and inflate -test° theffi that he as deter -
return Mame:ant than LO .friend for past
mined to wedeln mime -for cash and cash only,
whereby he will be'inabled ti, do work consider
ably leas than ffiecredit.pnea'atpresentctarged.
' -FITS AND WORK WARRANTED.,
indtlidte 6nling with the ready esti-may de-
pend ciabavittg their -ticilk lit the time promised.
October 30th, 1S0a. w41 if.
ALLAN P. :MACLEAN,
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e- All new and nice lead fit for anybody. I
tio Groceries choice tied freak Tea direct, trotn China. • • e
by -, 171
tt. Blackinz the very hest, to be both bright and shiny. - P7
ay Hats that are hats; the finesejust from Town.
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All kinds of colors, some turned up some thrned down.
U Clothina of the latest cut a v rY im meant item
rt /0 he n man well dressed, and that too in the fashion,
road a lowartee in the loeality where the #717 Were ex
so tutIch nee.l. of repairing it, or
so prolitie of rotes as Lueknow there wo
pended WIIS kept clear -of sawanesiftlthseereigcloisnivilootennbpootavinbayes Then nal( endeee, be Sure upon the' right:man,
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John Harris,. don't forget •yon won't regret the plan,
ueed of asking the 5200 from Wawanosh. ,
I an: sir, yours,
11. CASIPDELL,
--Reeve Kinloss.
To the Electors- of 'West Vilawauo
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'Ito the Editor ot the Signet. '
Dgall SIR. ---As the Ith of Jantary next theday
appointed fur the election of Candidates in the varffintr
Munieipalities, I wish to advise all those concerned in
the welfare of 'the Eastern part of West Wawaitosh to
go pp..rt the (antidotes who will kilve them an outlet,
and especially con. No. 2, front lot No. 16 to 26, Where
so numb statute labour has been due, and yet at the
&one time went to other parts of the township,„ leaving
t1,0 -e to suffer the consequence who are really interest-
ed and hampered residents as well as non-residents who
are also ',Meat losers by suchen unjust tmnsaction. The
sooner we have a ehange in such officials the better for
:tit concerned. With the permission of the above in
r.our valuable colu,mns with thanks.
I am yours truly,
HENRY C. SEAL.
Carried!, Dee. 15th, th68.
— The English music publiihers, f3oo
sey and NoY••11o, are issuing sheet music
in the State% and driving the New York
publishers conei 'erably.
— A poor felon, named McFadden fell
dead in Somerville, Masa., on Thanks?
iAvino. Eve, while on his way home with
a basket full of previeions for his Thanks-
giving dinner.
—In excavating for the foundations of
the dome of the netv.- State house, at
reci ntly, the workmen
struck a bed of eoal eighteen inches_ in
thickness, at a depth of about' fifteen or
ei_ hteen feet below the surface.
NEW GOLD FLELDS.—The New I ork
World has the following from the Rhine-
beck, N. Y.: The party of capitalists,
mining engineers ande-others, from Cali-
fornia. Colorado and Montana, who left
New York yesterday, to examine the gold
fields- said to have been discovered near
Rhinela ck, have returned—here. They
speak a ith satisfaction of the result Of
thh examination. The evidence of the
presence of gold is considered indubitable,
and experts, who have made extended in-
vestig,ations, pronounce a strong opinion
of the result expected from the indica-
--.•-•nninst the regulators is very strong. Sey- tions. The ore ii. described as a fer-
n:tour -has long been ruled by these men' roginons quartz' carrying _free gold.
but A is felt _they have gone too far this
tente, and e,enimitted an outrage that ad-
A bear rushed through Gananoque lately
en.d)aof no - i
iailiaton." pursued by dogs, and tnade for the river.
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A number of men, in boats, followed,fi ring at it ineffectually. The first boat, which
• The -President's 24essage-2 overtook it, was entered by the btr,when
twemen jumped out, but the be,a
Weelringtoze Dee. S.—The President,ine one withhis teeth, and inserted
his message teConeress,opensby referring into him. The other boat comin
to the non -representation of Virginia, _____Mhe bear could bear no longer an
ejesippi and Texas,,iin Congrese. After a Finally, evitli an axe he was axed
-fair trial, he se.Yerae reconstruction acts which he did daid.
have substantially failed. . He also goes . ,..... e....4-, e • ee, ,...,e_ ..e
on te say briegythat experience has de- e •`"....". ".`:1-'1.1.1."'PaP..Y",i.i.sPw
mended the .repeail of the Civil Tenure lormeo in the State er tionne
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Bill. He recommends that the Act of theextraction and manufactur
after the process patented' in Ca
Manch 2nd, 1862, depri • -the President
of power ;to -issue military orders, except the. ITnitati States.. ..hy Mr,. , .if.i.„.tib'
throagh. any .headquarter be repealed, city. The earFai. of the ..tee ..
taken rip and paid) is o261eatutall,
also..all other ailmoxions laws restricting
oxecutiye powers. The ixtessage reviews
'Secretary MeChelloch's report, and speaks
at length of the finances, substantially in
the sarae,vein aa the report: He regrets
the evils of a depreciated currency, the
,nteeetaity -of a return to specie payments,
ind endorses theme* propositions of the
finance report. - The -President then gives
a resEine of the annual reports, and. calls
attention to the recommendations therein.
On foreipi affairrs the President makes but
slight reference to the negotiations for the
aettlement of the Alabama claims. Tie
speaking of the Paraguayan difficulty, the
President !details the late outrage on
Airericans.and adds that the new Minister
ha& been ;nstracted to investigate the
, whole subject. .
New York, Dec.. 9—General Lee had ••••2(
lengthy interview with General Grant at
St. Nicholas' Hotel yesterday.
' How To GET iron.—We commend the
remarks of a Business& nan to our mercan-
tile readers, "tha.t a merchant had -just as
vreli except to get ricli,by closing his doom
ant.1 keeping his goods, concealed from
public viewe-as feehopn to succeed in the
world without advertising, witilelds con-
temporariesameontinnally exhibitingtheir
stocka to the public gaze, anti inviting calls
from Pukchasers. Itis just asaiatural for
grabbed
claws
up the
turned.
o wait,
as been
cut for
of peat
da and
of our
(all
which
the patent right goes m for :125,000.
Mr. A. •Ilibbard, of MontrealeisItte of the
directors, and Mr. Aubin cousulting-enei-
neer of the Company. Mills an steam-
engines are now being constructed so as to
be•ready for operation early next spring.
Three ether peat companies under the
same patents will, we understand, begin or
c)ntinue operations in Lower Canada, one
at Sorel, one at Valleyfield, and another
at Bekeil.
Mr. Wni Stewart, OM et the hands in
the Woodstock Sentinel Office, -while work-
ing a Gordon Job Press, got Ins* fingers
catight between the bed and type, inflicting
such injtuies as will probably necessitate
the amputation Of the middle and third.
finger.%
• A large number of mechanics of %Wax
have gone to Bermuda to be employed on
et•he Government worts there. The „party
'conaists of blacksmiths painters, carpen-
ters, &a., and will receive 6s. 6d. sterling
per flak.
—Cherry brandy killed a man in Illi-
nois: Lovers of the beverage should be
chary, -
—Young men anxiowsto get rid of their
wilds oats would do well to get a sewing
machine.
SAGACITY OF- A Defense. -e -An Ohio, paper
stabscribe,rs of, newspapers to .buy fro1U-itellit the following good horse story: Anti
those who adkertise in it„.as it is for chil-,iora family horse that has been running at
dam t folloirsoidisys when on parade. will through the streets and commons, lost
The siniede ofect of seeing certain gook/ one of his shoes when, with the intellij
genee of a human being, the old -horse
walked up to the blacksmith shop. where
he had been shod for the last- twenty
yeara, and to the best otitis ability asked
the smith to shoe him, by raising his foot
and atamping „ the ground. The smith
being busy drove itim away several times
during the day, itiut thotightnothing of it.
The following morning[ougoing to the shop
he found the old horse atthe door; again
he drove him of4 but the horse comeback
and entered the she", walked up to the
anvil, and there raised his foot, this at-
tracting the particular notice of the smith
who examined the foot, and finding* worn
off to the "quick" kindlypicked up an old
horse shoe, and fitting itfathelook nailed
it on; when the grateful animal, frisking
histail, by way of thanks, trotted elf 'eon4,-
tentedly.. ' •
cifin:of Belfast, Ireland, thirsting
/Or fine, has elimlied the spire of a church
there, and been photographed while stand-
ing on the•ball,
The revenue defined by the Govern-
ment from the lone of tavern licences, in
the County of" Waterloo, for the nine
,monthaending ort September 306,emount-
:to $652:60. - -
The London -PreePress:-statesi that, on
Tuesday morning.* Women named Emma
Snowden, residing in the township of MC-
Gillivary, laid her child on the door and
deliberately kneeked its brains out 'with an
axe. She has been rionmaitted tor trial.,
bukiri supposed te lee inallaine
TVe4Daiar Wintiafi'-' is the litls or 1144allW
daily paper published in. Toronto b
A. Ef.• Ste Germain. It le independen in
politic*, and, the prospectus says, the
°rams otthe working -Men. -
published, haa. an irresistible attraction
that will fasten itself upon. the mind, and
never fails to guide eaeh readerfo the
very store at which his dr her wan -M. can be
at one supplied. Every merchant know*
it to lie se ; and yet many of them fail to
resort to the very method to make sales
which used to induce theni to make the
purchatien, •
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Thenegroltaabeendefinitelyenfranclijscd
- in the -United States. Negroes hiwe been
received at the. White House. They claini
equal rights and privilegesin railwa'restea--
.• mers,hotels,public Places and conveyances;
and their -claim cannot he refusede "Nowt
Washington female quidnuncs are pro-
foundly startled by a belief theta negrese
• may be Courteously received s1uuld she
call in z proper manner v4t,lien Mrs GRANT
"rev:riveter She must be. Half million
edema voter, are Wpoweriir tbe --tion;.
and enforce her elan= And if re1eived
theePresidentia/ mansion, why ot. into
generaksociety, on a footing. of Aquaft
with her -,,whitebrethrert and lusters We
ean see nothing,that Can hinder it. If *I
received, miscegenation, and the, gradual
transformation of A.meneens intceit mixed
race, by the infusion of negro blood,. will,
. of course, be sure to follow. This-iF cae
of the results that threatenfretir the *ley-
, Vion of the negro. te arrequerityiritit his
/11% tlikite masters. If the negroes, but been
few,the difficulty might haye been avoided;
Vut they are too numerous and have teo
slack vital power to be crashed out. The
fast is that this sinencipetion andenfran-
ch t of the alaTell are but the first of
pr?blenas that will hereto be oohed
with the negro race.
A
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reeened
save his
--or a Ma
away
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how& lb"
his WI huh big
dud new recently fought in
Itaartretween two *Hone. They
nor pietol,buty Insapini
the Ma IW* tLl. 011ie
enealr-embanation. Li wee
eenuntiel, 'bee toci• 144*
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"lir A man went into StAfitnikOintreh,
..Kungston, onWadnieday anstatole two
galloatuf wine out of the vester.• -
-.-trelottrg law hew inftwited- ;IA aw
ibtoBautipi let eilekto. .1
titre jr.w 44.44.4.0. baurtames boa, gollit:day Twilit She
ass isenetelthe tieeettai elk the wood
10000,1t owl&
nossiOrt tot•
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445-• 48,01.
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41:131ftegtonesiatilptiruoigtftvairf *along& stock, of Staple 'and Fancy Dry Goods, of this
POR_SALE CHEAP"FOR CASH,
W AND FAS-
Eriihraciog_.a olagnificent assortment of
LE DI1X$S GOODS,
Wineeys, Alp -aces, Preach Merinn
, Hosiery GI Prints atniels, Shirtings, Cloakinp, Blankets
sawn, really good for t Ace lec., Le.
FACTORY, really gRE er yard.
WRITE ?MIR 0-lneney, 121 eta per yard.
ALPACA, e Moody, 20 cente per yard;
ILA or the mopey, 30 etts per: yard
roally good foy-the money 25e.
IBETIS
All prices from 6,0 ets to one dollar pe infect, contains a splendid assortment
of the most ,de r, this market. _
• READYMA °TEEING
In lime variety very cheap; a decent great coat $3.60. The grifeery department is constant-
ly stipPlied With the freshest and choicest artieles in the trade, that will be sold at the very
lowest rates, either wholesale or retail. The public are nespeatfully reqneeted to give the
Subscriber a call.
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JOHN -HARRIS;
W13. 'Corner !rest Stied; (fotterich..
Goderich, Sept. '29th,. 1868.
1141.M ON P NT.A.RIO,t •
MA.NGISACTURERS 011
MAR.INE; STATIONA.RY AND PORTABLE
STEAM ENGIN-KS & BOILERS
- .V1?:Ai+1, SIZES ,ALSO; •
likiaelxinery for 3Eitimping,-S
Steam Saw Mills, and Grist Mills!
MINING, HOISTING, AND • PUM_PDTG MACHINERY, STEAM PUMPS,
ENGINEERS' AND BOILER MAKERS' TOOLS
° SUCH AS '
Lathes, Playing, Drilling, &resin& and Slottingl,Machines: Plate -Bending and
Punehing Machines.,
Hamilton, Ontarto,:faa 663, 1888. , " •
THE 001111B DILL IJNION
ASSURANCE COMPANY.
19 AND 20, OORIHILL, LONDON; iENGLAND.
CAPITAL, (Fatly Subscribed) - - --_£2,00 000 Sterling.
INVESTED OVER, S2,000,000. -DEPOSIT FND LH CANADA, $501000.
FIRE DEPARTMENT •
The distinguisnable prinmpleot the Company. has beifa the establishment Of an equitable classifi
cation, chargtng in all oases a premium proportmnate to the risk,
The success which has attended the Compauvat operations has been aucb as ful y to ealize the
mostsanignine expectations °film Directors, wie here resolvei toexiend the business more widely,
nad now offer tiathe Canadian public.
PERFECT SECURITY guaranteed by haze Subscribed Capital, and Invested
Prompt Settlement oftliims. The Direetors and GeneralAgents, being geitle.men largely en-
gaged rommerce, will take a liberal and !Harness -like view °fait questions- corning them
,
. LITE. DEPARTMENT
The Company (URN terms to these dewing Life Assurance tinsurpaiUsed by any Life Office.
Moderate Preuntans--Perieetsecurny-Econorayof management, tending. to increase the Bonus
otthose on participating settle, among whom BO per cent of profits are divisible.
Claims paid one month atter pi's:of offleath. • '
And othaaadva.ntagea, whit* may beseen in the CiimpanyliProspectusa
113-•ThisGompany ho' deposited. $100,40O (in gohl) 7ith the Financa Mthance, at Ottawa.:as
special security tor its Canada policies,
Morland Watson &, Co.,
General Agentsfor Canada.
FRED. COLL Secretary.
o1r.nca,-225 AND 387: ST. PAUL STREET, MONTREAL
iYurveyor. • - ; Inspector of Agencies,.
H.MUNRO, Motiraitaaa ' • T. O. LIVINGSTON F S
S. H. DEMOB? AgeUt‘ for Godentsha Southampton and Walkerton
•sw103:
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Pent- Building.& Savings S�oi
011)444
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ESTATE
DVANCES-ON-APPROVED R STATE
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13ITUiTE. IN WESTERN -CANADA,.
a a- ON THE - FOLLOWING'', FAVORABLE TERMS:
Amotratrequirei toreeleem each advatteed in ; .e ee- 5 years'. -10 years. 15 years.
If payable bilf-yearlye .• • 4 4 • • 4 a • • a SIM • ' 8.02. 6.50 --.
ltpayntanyeanye. e. ei l• .• • • • • tr, • • ws, a- 9.•• • Nei 20.65 16.45 - '13.34 "
Loanproportion:Mg rate (or -2f4;6.: 8- or 12 years, ' - - 7 , 7 •
7 -The above instalments include a Sinking -Fund, Wench M,tit off -the Principal, as well ea the interest
• of the lona, so that at the expiration rol the terMaaaard upon, the debtie 'mutely wiped. out. -.'".rhe fell
• athount et the loan ii,adyenoed,'Snd no payment: is:required before the- end- of the hall -year' or -Yeai.
Payments maybe made inadviineet, and mtereattia all° .vred therefor; or the mortgag.e may be redeenia
ed in full at any time the borrower deeires, (inequitable terms, H.r.4,...eirs,Es $ TRIO TLY
BRAM For ferther inforniatimi, apply (prepaid) to . - ,• .
_HORACE HORTON, ESr).
Appraiserte the Society, Gedench. •
HERBERT MASON. = _ •
Secretary and,Treasurer, Toroutet-
Goderich, 1681) Oct., 1866
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BERICI WOOLEN
EIE wideridgned would beg to inform his customers an tile Vilna that 011 and
_.1 after The 2011)
New Steam Power Woolen, Factory,
ittth TOWIl oifitoderialls will be in fait operation, sad having spored no ovens. in
, fitting 1,1 p
, First I -Class Machinery in Every Particular t
is wit balm meek bettor position to Ott:31 tangAtseratos pros
awe tart!' At the old ractory•
GUSTORO AuPtifDIN MAIOHINE,
frC ass *Me twat laaaktnersbtearta- the Donitsilea, *Melt win stable kka te eveleoals ealrgrlaTa204 !rem had
work artsiagiropt deed, ofold meabinery.
k now, Prepared to Receive _Orders
a awe( tali rollowleg braining Oise hesiaess, at al Westhoff a* say respeatabia Ulu In'iha Plavinee, via•
=Wait Coartirtika Iletitil21* and Moth Bre Spinning,
)1ihtti
and MAU,
t elksedjaie Iiit)mwe "leek if Maki
*skis le ezeileep Sear weerwoalit la *ell
"lir W404Talla's ameedelee at Ake Move
01.44cat 00115 ***/****.
ask" mire and *Waled
theinasevis easewhere
wttIse** sow IV essaelaaewl
ti.A.4 JUST RECEIVED A LARGE -
ASSORTMENT OF OLOTHs
Consisting in , part of 'Wen of England Broad
cloths, Beavers, Whitna14, Bearskins, Face)?
English, Scotch, and FeenebTveeednoashmeres,
who may lavorhim with their orders.
Gb"sPlisaoivenek,feeinfoaist apson,ndiafiaindaeden.TForolfoec itlevrgCVaensaLlinag an , USilt Uhl:4
satisfaction to al,
TWEED SIIITb (all wop)$12 andupwardre
ler N. B.—Cutting done to OrdAr.
Godorieli4 Sept 26th 1866,
_LEE MARKET GROCERY
North Slle Market Square.
IV* 0..s i=f6 m- •
• OP ALL ICIRDS,
ID
-.•
tektilitt FARM YON Eir,r7:,
\
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-...,0„.„....„,..,th.„.„.„,_ ,..
• I) gams-, intia°7,SaarTalc-t, irat,),3 g,...T.r_.-11,7,e/r
-- ,,. ao_ey. Lo. e latta-3_,
, eantainia'g 0;3eacres-.-encreor i=3,-eren•Filar Uri% -in
the ig,gLetIc7,tate fer.:12.,,tatten ti.f.,:l 0;T:713 et:11173:0 nr
arable oreat'ry tetras. 241 2, ii -n= vo 1.1ennt Picas.
lent rertsgas vacated on the rpyLe::.1 4 Sena:V.2h ern-
. vel Peed. cointnaD.'1•srAth mutifel viewer -lake Mm
cia
.- 0 ,,
12 =as from &am' they frea---a Clhean =ISO frerniam<1.
• eriela, all allying tonr.3 ea the a •,e, L. 2L 11 21, ; iit is
pray .2 Miles from the thrive'. ',.,,,g vihage of Dayaid—a
p:ace erg:ow:tog impafficire, where there is n tort,er
and a puirjeEt tf te isvaes=g-tabbC-•tv. Lia' vber ol irle-
lege. Vki.1 Mara tanglsts of 238 ncres.,ta,, me
of ye*, citperiorelay Istut EaD, nstal ico e'20.Le,3, ca
wbieb there is neSger :stamps or Tames, Naell fee -cal.,
(tome:Nero:Is beingpickettedLoaaa-fenee.)31:13tatrgh-
eattateeleultiration ; a never failtagepringittettnear
the centre end ruin to the rear, mad elm:gee eet-_,7-fricra
the beautiful raver Ilayf eld ; iffiest 5 Cere5 er the wei -er
Eats is weedec with encollent and voinahle -cor
=Ming Clams el I:ugh table lend: 'is Vo72nd Vtib
boulWact, beech, an, aple, -"am. ete, theerare .f -;f1 be,
Mg surrounded with fence. There is elm no the
IT= ilftlusfarrat a anagniEcentotenesimuy.winch, w--123
eft:sal—when DayEeid becomeeneat7,e31:ts eleshrial
ere lung to be—te, n name of wealth to lee ovum; otza
as it IS same ZOO. or move tram ita Terrace, 4:1 54:7753 to
enhance the value ofthe Para] for Arming
'Mere ma -splendid swami of about CSD trees, of the
hectend choicest varieties offamt ofoll tines. grown t3
this-Seale:3 efeunntrv,f amens for La production arfE-tiet.
There Is a very Lige ;and eanainefficre fro:near:sex:SI
every ecnvertenee attablai. elarge etahlerz.,2 tto tete
frame berms. The farm is rill aharoughly amface.Erain-
cd, and n great dealer:It andeedrained. ALfa ta ealfly
one ofthe mem &suable farms in IVeaeraCairerLa,c_-1
pardeffiarly mated -to an oklecuntrfgenlieman et mazza,
Stock it:DP/cc:Ws Ps1Worring ena wil1 be rohl te the
parelmser on neasonable terms. Lai 10 eettains 315
acres ofiand, ahem 63 under cultivation, the rematuder
wooded, with maple, -.beech. elm. achibutterne.tekersy
rutula ettae=1 caannty cf Leifficelt for -fencing arr..1.,
building purgoscs. Ea, clay, a Lvir-g stream, new
-frame -barn tbanh), good large hente end /Kitchen
'en erehard 44f-43-aere3 ni esvantof selectfunit,-fse °leo cm
this farm. It as 8-3- miles from Day4ei3. • Peke -03,=.
1,000 flown, leance on mortgage et 2 or cent, til -es
ha:Imputable. ler farther narnallareppely to
JOSHUA CALLAWAY.Jr.
lre,w3. Life, and Fare Intrarance dgent:
' Goderieb, or on the prenth:co cliot,O. to
- al•SEDE CALLLI711.7.
October CD, 1868. er-C31.
,
A -very large Stock of Crockery.
Splendid Claim Sets.
GEIER L GROCERIES
Immacle,
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Platform and Counter Scales of best mak9
ROBINSON & YATES.
kloderieh, Sept. 29th, 1868. • w1,7
URON FOUNDRY
11011EYT01111TEST,
• Canada Landed Credit Company have
money to invest on proved Farms
ADV iNCES to KROWEftL
By borrowing of this Company, there is no
possibility oi the borrower ever being called on
enddenly or unexpeetedly to pay off the debt. He
pays to the Company in all 10 per cent. per an-
n um -t( per cent being for interest and the ex-
penses °Management, and 2 peeeent, his own
money, he pays into a sinking fund, at ccmpound
interest, and which canaels 'the debt in 26 years.
He has; however, always the privilege of liberat-
ing his estate from the mortgage at any time, on
giving six months' notice, whilst the Compauy
remains bound to the end of the tarnss of twen-
ty-stx years and the amount he has paid into the
sineing fund, with compound interest, is then
allowed in settlement. He has the qritalegl, as
he may find it convenient of paying i nto the sink-
ing fund, over and above his regular eoatribu-
igen. any even Sum above $100. in reduction of
*is mortgage, and for which he is allowed 5 per
cam, compound Interest.'
NO Commissions charged -no shares required
to be taken -,no fises to•pay,land uo expenses tor
renewals. Apply to
FREDERICK ARMSTRONG,
Land Agent, over Meath Kay's, store. Market
'
Square, ()Wench. - Agent' for the Oanada Landed Credit Company,
= Improved Farms tor sale on easy terms.
Wild. Lands for sale.
Houses in the Town of Coderich foraale.
Apply as above
Godench, Nov, 16th, 1866 w43tt
(24 YEARS. AT THE OLD .STAND.)
-CABINET FURNISHING
WAREKOUSE.
DANIAL GORDON,
0.4.331-11i10'11
01:nde..rfa7nr,coig 8 now
CoEwtsoon
/ •• hand the
axeistk
, for
:Z., FURNITURE
- ,in the Comity, in
every variety, can'
not fail to corn -
mead the favor of all in want of FUENiTURE
who may favor him with a visit -whether itt re-
gard to Qua*, StrIel er Price- EYerY article
w alan ted madeasare pr r I md e d
Havingre ts with JA„QUES
& HAY, Toronto, can furnislitinythuig here or
at their Wareroolna ia Toronto,
we.231:Av 1.1;0700,111151:Eril:thill;;;;7tsgosh..17iSio.,
N.13-4188-alitaYs a complete assPrimeat at
COFFINS on hand.
4iOnuneretallIotet.311tehelle.W
•
fOlIN HICKS, Proprietor. This ix tb
J iiirgestattd bestConntry Hotel in Wester
"Janada,ancl Mirages as moderate as any Heim
in Mitchell. Stage Proprietor. Latiodstablingfor
100 Horses. Horses arid Carriages for Hue, on
Shortest N °Luse, 1417
MRS. DAYS' HOTEL
WROXETER. I
riN the direct road 'from Seaforth to
Ni Walkerton. Every necessary accom-
modation tor the travelling public.
, HANNAH DAYS.
Wroxeter. NOV. 5, 1867. w42
S U R. AkeE•
llarineiand Life- Insurances
1P1'EOTZI11.ON REASoNABLETER1113.
em••••=1.
Office —Kay's Block. corner Court House
Square and Wesibt...Gederieh, C. W.
JOHN H ALDAN, JE.,
4 — ' Agent.
Goderiela 27th Seot,,186.$e w36tf
.4.tX
Grecian Bend
113NIT seemth take-intIoderich, but Snyder's
CROCKERY -4 CHINA
does. Just received White Greitite and China
Teatiets fat 2 -different palternia making by. tar
the beinassonment In town, ranging 111 'price
from $2.25 to$8.O0 Alsosuperb China Break..
fast sets $15.00. New pattern DinnerSete $21.004
, • . "actgelber Alike targe•quantity of
CHINA & WHITE GRANITE WARE
by the -dozen. Don't fail tomtit the
ase.eakazaiiTa-.A.12°
;nest irands
R.,9: 9 S
cheaper than the cheapest.
-W. SNYDER,
TELEGRAP1113TORE.
(=aerie], Nov. It 1868. •
EA.Rn roit SALE
„
-
Township of tia4nioy;
couNTY
10/EING East tialfoflAMIsYtleidroadNorth,
-5-/ composed of 104 acres of superior land, 70o1
which is cleared and wider cultivation. This
farm is elisibly satiated on the Hayfield Gravel
Road, 6 miles from • Sayffeld; 10 nom Semorth
and gfrom Clinton_athe site of the beautiful and
ihnvingvidage ot Varna is partiv upon this farm,
and as the vfflage-progre4ses, a few acres off the
front survejvad •for tow* lots, could be advanta-
seedily" atklf readily -4*thied of Churches,
Presbyterians Zpestopatiatt *ad Methodist)
nst aad Saw Miffs, Stores, Blackstakb
'net liboP Choperage,i Good T
11. A.O., mod Motels, a* -mann *ht. -
There he II geed Ira** barn Of x36. log hews
audible -orchard (lt aortas la exteat), of young
and oboiee fruit treeejust eouustinto bearing,
It is well ar:teOesad Word ti Pinar et good
cedar upon it fa r isseing or other purple -
ties. Terms $Mte dowa,balaaoesecured
try mortgage 01-74erroat ie.t..,•payaseats nut •
purchaser „ For fertherpartjeallartYpply to
JObIlUA.CAIIIJOWAP,J1,-
, Land, leek Liat laser. Antsig,Gedeekda
wroseilte promisee sr
.wasaj. GILA frIVILD# Esrf
•Or
P.
ft
,awr tqcgit:
aiistEAmCN9INE-WORKSit
•R .RUNCIMAN,
MANUFACTURER OF
•
r=1
wrwl
Fowl
CD
rt:$
0
c!,
IST & FLOURING MILLS
Muley anti Sash Saw -Mills, Steam Engines and Boilers,
Thrashing M-achin es, Seperatorsf
Horse 'Power's. Drag Saws,
IRON ADD WOODEN PLOUGHS!
With Castor Steel Boards, Drill Pleuglis, Gang Ploughs,
Cultivators, Land Rollers, -Straw Cutters,
Agrhaltural Furnaces, Potash Kettles, Sugar Kettles, Salt Kettles, Wagon and Pipe Ben%
COOKING, PARLOUR AND BOX STOVES,
of the Most improved kindie Brass Castings made, and Blacksmiths' Work and Repairing
done on short notice. Call and see the STEEL MOULINBOARD PLOUGHS, as you can
get one very cheap for Cash.
Godetich, Nov. 12th, 1867 ev39
TWO HOUSES AND LOT
1'OZ1, SALE.
flN rain Steet GnZer:& Mpmaint crerap!al ty
•J Mr. R. B. fmith. For jparticaiara apAy to
D. GORDON,
_ Cabinet Mater,
Vi'at Etlect,
July Met, 1808. vt
HOUSE AND STORE
TO LET IN OLL.NTON.
irEE joint DIVellturr and OD the oCrcer
4)1 VactOrha en8 Eang opillasite the
Foal Mee. Th1S is one ol 1L0 and fLo_s1
be:Si:less ginnes in Clinton _°; at 7e:iv:se-rat counuiod
by ;Mem& Inwn atnIg-tus,, P'estesz-oU giCen
Junuar5 Apply to 111r 17. Cone, dlln-
ton. For particulars oppll AIM' -LIMITEU,
Huron Road, liesrGioelerteh, or Mit& 131(202.1E,
Walton.
Nov. 17. MB. -11V4Olf.
tr_Fr• Clinton "I'Vev7 Era” copy. tr.
VALUABLE .FATIMPORSALL
DEING lot 18, Eth eon. Mullett, 3,1, reiks fzcza
1.) ton, latiaems fret -clans -clay 1=1, 4.15aerc$,ezearcza,
-fenced, and inn goodstateof cultivaen. Goal
barn, tine young orchard. For partiefaa' iza applytolLe
OWner ela thepremises. 3.511E8 QDIGLEY.
Or G. LT, ,71DURRIA17.
Ute. nth, 1051 vill0 Cm.
Farm for Sale.
-r urs 03 n.ndf)-4, Eayfeld Concqsion, it) the
**1rAi• C • ot these over ancres elearorl with good Frame
Barn, laud Loa cue,. them pales from
Township ol Godes:eh Containing CS ones,
THAT vim... For Itterra6 or enleepplyat.the Avisisn
Conn office fat Boderieh, or to Air. WIS021N3-
TON on the pieroises.
Ont.Sepi. 21, 16E9. w2811
ARTIN & ROBERTSON T"'
Oldest fsfoNst merit lo Tow
'HAVE OPENED A NEW
GENERAL .STORE
NEXT DOOR TO A. SMITH'S CtOTHTNG ESTABLISHMENT
WHERE THEY OFFER TO THE PUBLIC
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
such as are requiralfin every family, and which they are determined to sell
AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES FOR CASII,'
We cordially invitethe public to inspem our stock, and testour aad we hope by .2 ffeation
to their wants to merit a lull share ot patronage. ,
MARTIN CROBERTSON,
Godeimh, Sept, 2g, 1868.w35 tf
gaMilgigifismass.
PUBLIC- NOTICE
New Marble Works
TUE ITIONTREAL TEA uOMPANY, ELGIN ST., Gomm(
I 6 HOSPITAL TREET IVIONTREAL.
'
ft
MART AMA
p.,EGhastr 7,4„minzsfer fccur Ptah at the
Gwf„,84'0/03,
ILL RINDS OF FITRNITURE
-
At his shop on ilingtion Street, -ow:site the:
HUM) Hotel, ear2orach. CffiVe lain
Go2eritb,Cet.B, 1981. -
;
ftft.." W.... ..",...
c
OIIII• Teastafier the moist severe tests by ihe best medical authorities and judges of an, have been pronstmeed
to be quite pure, and free from any artificial colouring or pals:mous substmmes so often used to improve
.appearanee ofTea, 'They are unequalled for l!Strength eac Iiriavon.r. They have been
chosen for their instrinsio worth, keeping in mind health, econsmy and s. big,h degree of pleasure in dant:leg them.
We sell for the smallest pbssible profits, effecting a saving 10 1141 eonsnmer of tile. to 2fle. per lb. One teas -MAMA
up me, 12,15, 20 and 25,11). boxes, and are warranted pure and free from poisonone ail:maces, 'Orders for four
51b. boxes, two 12 lb. boxes; or one 200; 25 lb. boxsent carriage free to may Railway Statuna in Canad(3. Tea will
1:e forwarded immediately on 'receipt of the order by mail contamiug money, or the money can be collected on de-
livery by express man, where thereate eipress offices. In sending orders-bele:vibe amount of SIM to cave ex-
pense tt will be better to send money with the order. Where a 25 23. box would be toe much, four families club-
bing together could send for four5 lb. or two 12 lb. boxes. We send then: one address. sarriage pazd, and mark
each box plainly, so that each party get their own tea We warrant allilio tea we sena° gam entikesatisfaalkat. It 1
they are not satisfactory 111e' can be returnu
ed at our exp 116..
English Breakfast, Broken Leaf, strong Tea, 450,50. ; Fine_Flavoured New Season do. Mel ale, ; Very
Best FuliFlavoared do 780. ; Sound Oolong, 45e. ; Rich Flavonredilo, ; Very fine do do. 750. ; Japari,Good
50c., 550., Fine -60cayery Fine 65c, Finestrffie.
• Twankay50, 55,65; Young Sport 60,60,65 and 75c. ; Fine'do. 75c, ; Very Tine165e7 ; Superfine and Very
Choice $I; PineGunpowder85c, • Extra Superfine do. 8L 6
Teasnot menu:Jae in due r equally cheat:. Teaonly soid by thee Company.
An excellent mixed Tea conld he sent for 60e. and 70c. ; very good for CODIU10/1131111506eS )50e.
Out of overli000 testimonials, we insert the following :
"Y: E A. rt. 9L" Jt. A_ 3r..,„
ThGarrs.
e
sManbL-Iealtises
lenae°rInlyllailayearY Ismael purchased the first chest of Tea from voter house. I have 3recj'
plcurnelhased
since and! am pleased to inform yen that the Tea m evety ease proved mast satisfactory, as well as being exceed -
yours very truly, ,
•
•
_Montreal Tea CompanY:
GENThesilat-TheTealpumliased of yee in March
hasgiven greatsatisfactiOn, and the flavour of it is very
&ie. It is very strange, put since I have been drinking
your Tea 1 Loyd been quite free from heartburn, which
would rilwais pain me after breakfast. I 'attributed
this to the purity of your and shalleentinue
a =darner
Yours respeetifally.
FRANCIS T. GREENE,
54, St JohnStreet. Montreal.
I
F..DENNID.
Montreal, Apri1,1868.—To the Menterml Tea Company
6 Ilespital : tract, Montreal :—Wenotice with pleasure
the Urge amount of Tea thaws havefonvorde far you
to different parts of the Dosninion and we are glad to
find your business so rapidly Increasing. We presume
your Teas are giving generesatisraetion, -cute two
large nmotuatforwarded we haveoniy bad occasion the
return one bon, which we understand, was sent out
througiau mistake.
G. CIIENEY,
ManagerConadlanExpress Co.
Montreal Tea Company : Ilouse ofSenate, Ottawa.
Gmenumus.—The box ofEnglisbpreakfastand Young Ilyson Tea which you sent Vac gives great safiefaction,
Top may expectmy future orders. Yount, kc., 13. SEINNLII,
Seware al:Pedlars and =mars using our name, or offering our Teas in snaall packages Nothing lass than
a catie ssold
NOTE THE ADDRESS.- TheadontreafTea Company, 6 Hospital fitre,ce, Mentralaa
tar Silver taken atpar. For Notes and Post Deice Oraers the Company, will add the preraium in yea ae
order:
Montreal, October ilea, Ira ly
ARE!
3X, J'cob.uston
MONUMENTS, EEL it STONES, 'fable
3.11 tops,Posts„Ic 'Tombs, ofovery fluserio.
tilos iatl Ety10 cf worimunsbnp, furnished en
short notice and at the /own prieea. Vibe*
ral redact:Too made for cash. All ar,Ceati
punctually ato24:!c:3 to. Dcsigue of ATenup
mento, Le., may fm) seen at the chop.
fluderneh, Deo. ID, 1865. ly
Iffortgage Sale of Land.
-MEE ffiontl3 tot tho North Or 1410 in. th.e
. •conccgSion. W. a., te Was% 0
4e14, cominualing 00 novas crier& ee ogereel
at Auction by 0.1:;0.111..SLIETEPa4IN,ni his An>
lion Marlin Ger.lerieb, cn
THURSDAY, iho 4th DEB
CEMER
_
:next, lat neon,
The land is c,,on.R enll we!l weteral ncel tErtaberal,
enf1 is partly (Antal cud fenced. Mae rarcler
pow .er of e saoogejc. For feu tiasrpn.72.icu.
toply
- Davzsozt WALFZE,
17orZer's
oilerich, 18111 Nov, 1889. kwat,t1
RETIRING FROM „.111EINESE„.
Pm`stabFeliber rreparalory to metiers
frotrt business tee resolved orf Os,woosing
of tko whole 6f his Exteasive Stook
of Dry Genes, ilardwara„ Orcoork.
9_,MkerY2 Eler-Dts ilk &ICU, Ready.
Made ulottiou, at and lan(ler u.Ost, rOr
Cash or Produce only, 'rho Cow= See
will commence on Monclay,tlae. 2n€1 •
RDwARE HARDITARE mama 1,13 fa.
OLD
Teas. -50, 75,200, 2123-.
Sem-31,10i.15.
01:11;0:'3cmccal
Priets—ie 35 20 2*. 35, 03,15, 03, roo
T aecac—faaatO OD. 12,03,18.
The • deg, EstablisliPt Hardware Store in the Conti
All CD.
1,C3-, 13, IS
Cenallon,H,3,71-=-R3
-03e per
Doefs•fe Slice3$2,53, COD,CM, ;3324, tc, fi00
THE Stibseribeaa beg to. inform -their -customers and the public, tlaat they have ,non ;nu Ready -Made (Ozotmuzel, .0z7 r.11,2,3 'ffftic.qa
400,
-a hand one of the Stilts atsizoo. 1313 vainZO •MtZst.]n elearcal oafs eta4
BEST STOCK OF HARDWARE EVER IMPORTED
into the County,' consisting of part of
COOPiRS'. TOOLS, -COAL OIL„ AXES, ANVILS, NAILS, GLASS
Putty, Loclot, Saws, Adzes, Angers, Axle Trees, Bench Screws, Brushes, -Boring Machines
Maui Chisels. Gouges, Carriage Spring!, Cordage, Flies, Safety Fuse, Grain Forlie, Grid
Scoollffl..81314deliShOves,
6rindet"'-ai Orluclatoue FiXing81 Rammer*, Hinges: Irop: Lead
Powder Shot, Glasses, Looking GInsses, coffee Mills, Paiute, Oils. Plain Irons
Plough Moulds, Tan Fitch, Eat Paps, Mink and other Traps. A fine stoclinf
• ipittimadelierliit" 1%114 4040111. 011 Lamps; •
And other article* too numerous to meat:ion. • 1
.1.••
TheattentiOn of Builders is particularly called to the above, as lixey are sure of getliteg
10-EE•r•4:0(t3c94:3:9 i12 tcbotetim gun.,
Thegme 1217Z 219 Zewn!7_31 well bought, eirly-rcuDy
cheap:et ifair..er =ten ; =Mat al.=L:.7,17:t_lcic-ete:(1
keynto value rietto b3taddecutcre,
• I. cornalaitincirm.owo
LuchnOW, Oa a VOX. •-
NOTICE.
4111.11m114.2
g peraeus indebted to "ne sehartifier
settle Iheir acconiata before The Ent of On
co::respectfully requcEtca fo tio4
tober, 18GS, and ty so doing they will save
HEidso informal:le Mona and euEloinerEjs
:that he has on band, one of the _
'AUGUST. r4TOCKS OF
I300T8 AND SHOE6s.
that ever tame into Goderiek and lie in.
tends to sell cheap forego!), and cub
, FWINCIS-CASSADY4
Goderiela Sept: 4, 386'8. *LW
verything required at moderate rates.
AGMS for E. Atwater hes celebrated Montreal Varauthes.
itr Remember the Signof the Large PadloOk
-1-14c2F.A.zt,z)7."\Tmi, csu• co -
43'046* sept.nti, ma; . v4.
MASONIC ANIONS for SAU
H.r.GARDINER & Co'
MARKET /54-UARE.
9406.-.4a04 :2 : -*rd; irof *
- -
TIAUTIONTRESEASSERS_on lie South'
-of West fat No.%. gem IS,
East4 daita ND 26. car, 2, Waltainook and MEC:
aeinth 4dui Zio 6, floe 2 A*hfieitl, County e2
Huron. Ail remitsC.:13nd 'qt. -pawing s-Wi
prosecuted with the tamoat rigortatabe hew.
Nfit; KYC.
ibfik.
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