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West Wawanosh. _ The Duke of Genoa.
The Council met this day (Jan. 17th) 1 The-yyoung Duke of Genoa, of' whom
according to Statute. The following gen- we read considerable noweedays, as likely
tlemen made and subscribed the declare- to carry offthe prize o. the 'Spanish
tions of office and qualification, viz.: Chas Grown (that is if his wether' and the Pope
Girvan, Reeve; Edwin Gaunt, Dep Reeve;
will let him),has had good. training in
D, Mellealin, C. Stuart and R Wilson,
Councillors. The Reeve took the chair.. England under the special Dare of Mr.
Jos Smith applied to the Council for ad- Matthew Arnold. He belongs to the
vice as to the renis vel of snow -drift ,.n 8th House of Savoy, the Princes of wbieb
and 9th con. line. It was ordered that have always borne a high character for
W Dttrnin Pathwaster be requested to courage and honesty, and some of whom
make the road in question passable, forth have been men. of marked ability. The
with. Moved by fir Wofficers
sec by Mr
Stuart, that Township offithcers be appoint_
fortunes of the house during the last
ed for the current year- Carried. Moved i twelve years have beau somewhat remark -
by Mr Wilson, sec by Mr Stuart, that Jas able. In 18411 Charles Albert, the father
Scott be re -appointed Clerk at the same of the present King of Italy, having been
salary as last—Carried. Moved by Mr defeated in the field of Novara by the
Stuart, sic by lir lleIlivain, that Win Austrians, and failing to find the death
Dnrniu be re-al*pointed Treasurer, at a
salary of • ightt dollars. Moved in amend-
ment by Mr Gaunt, sec by Mr Wilson,
that the Treasurer's salary be seventy dol-
lars fur the cnrreut year—amendment car-
ried by vote of Reeve. Moved by Mr
Gaunt, sec by Mr Wilson, that D Grant be
Auditor—Canted. The Reeve appointed
John Hamlin as the second Auditor.—
Moved by Mr Mcllwain, sec by Mr Gaunt,
that J F.il, ,.ner be appointed assessor at a
salary' of e35—carried. Moved its Mr
Wilson, sec by Mr Gaunt, that the office
of Collector be let by Tender—carr. Mov.
by Mr Stna1 t, see by Mr McIlwaiu, that D
Catneren be License Inspector, and that he
be paid $2 for each license granted—carr.
Mr Connor's case mentioned in Minutes of
Last meeting was taken into consideration,
after mature deliberation it was moved by
Mr Melts;ain, sec by Mr Gamut, that the
Collec.or use all lawful means tb realize
the amount on his Roll against Si lot 24,
con 6—carr. Rev W Barr's letter respect-
ing remission ot taxes was read; moved by
Mr flaunt sec by Mr licllwain, that Mr tsavour had waited so patiently, and in
Barr's ,case does not the within the ex 1859 the rich province of Lombardy, the
enipti •tis specified in the Assessment Act.
Duchies of which were -virtually parts of
Austria,, though nominally independent,
and a large portion of the Papal territory
with the Kingdom of Naples, was annexed
to the dominions of Victor Emmanuel..
Two years more brought the war between
Prussia and Austria, and the last Austrian
soldier left Italy. With the exception
of the smail territory around Rome,which
is guarded by French soldiers, the whole
ot ] taly is now united into one constituti-
onal monarchy under the government of
the uncle of,the Duke of Genoa. Of all
the candidates named for the crown he is
probably the most distasteful to the Pope.
truer Isabella, Spain was a faithful ser-
vant of the Papacy, but under a Prince-
of
rince
of the House of Savoy the broadest religi-
ons liberty is sure to prevail.
he sought, abdicated in favor of his eldest
son, and left Italy, to die in a few months'
of a broken heart. The kingdom to whioh
his son succeeded_ then consisted of a small
ant poor province in the north of Italy,
and the island of Sardinia, from which he
took his title. It vets heavily encumbered
with debt, and had to pay a large ransom
to the Austrians tor tho,expense of the
war. Under the wise Government of
Cavonr, perhaps the greatest statesman
.,#%tt,e century, a man who to the subtlety
u characteristic of the Italians, joined
the common sense and industry of an Eno
Lishman, the little kingdom flourished, in-
dustry revived, and its administration
became a model for other Staten. While
the rest of Italy was given nptodespotism,
4n Sardinia constitutional liberty prevailed
so that from all parts of tho peninsula the
eyes of patriotsweneturned toward Turin.
At last the opportunity came 'for which
FggP�s FdR, SALE.
z.o New Marble Works
BROWNE'S METALLIC WEATHER STBIPS
WIN1)OW BANDS!
rr0TALCY exclude COLD, WIND, RAIN and DUST from Doors and
1. lPiudows of every description. These invaluable strips
Mood ' the rirM rr
For Seven Years
On some of the finest public and private buiLJings in the United States and Canada,
need no further recommendation.
e& -"Principal Depot 234 Broadway, New York.
H, GARDINER & CO.,
Market Square, Goderieh, Ont.,
Agent for Huron and Bruce.
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Mov by Mr haunt, sec by Mr Wilson; that
the widow Welch's pension be continued
fur the current year— carr. The Council
nnanimeusty resolved to authorize Mr
Mcliwain co- do the best he could to pro-
vide for the support of H Douglass; till the
next ereetin•e of Conncil_ Moved by Mr
Stuart, see by Mr w ilson, that Mr Gaunt
examine the Scraper said to hare been
broken by a Wa-wanosh Pathmaster in
Lucknuw f .r whicha Bill for $4 has been
presented, and report at next meeting of
Council. The Council then adjourned.
JAS. SCOTT, Tp Clerk.
STANLEY.
Council met in accordance with Statute,
on the 17th of Jan. The billowing hav-
ing made and subscribed the necessary
declarations of qualifications and office,
took their seats, viz :—T Simpson, Reeve,
G. Castle, Dep. Reeve; Dr Woods, W J
Biggins, Thos Keys, Councillors. The
minutes of last meeting were read and ap-
pr.•ved. Applications for the office of
Clerk were handed in from Jas Foot, Jas
Armstrong, Thin Mitchell, D McDougail,
and Wm Plunkett. Applications for the
office of Iuspect„r from Ralph Stephenson,
Jas McLeod, Jas Whiteman and.
McGt1L Applications for the office 'of
Collector front Alex Sparks and J Reid.
Moved by Dr Woods, sec by T Keys, that
the salaries of the different officers be the
same as last year—Carried. By -Law No
1, fixing salaries passed. , Moved by Geo
Castle, sec by Dr Woods, that W Plunkett
be Clerk—Carried.
W Do ming appointed Assessor, Robt
Reid, Treasurer; R Stephenson, Inspector,
T Cook and A Haackie, Returning officers.
By -Law No 2, appointing Township of-
ficers, passed. Moved by W- J Biggins,
see by G Castle, that El Penfound be al-
lowed to work his statute labor on the 4th
con., in John McBeth's beat—Carried.—
Moved by G Castle, sec by Dr Woods,
that Jacob Bleme's arc, $2,60, for gravel,
and G Erwin's arc, $4, fixing scrapers be
paid—Carried. Moved by G Castle, sec
by Dr Woods, that the sum of $2 be re-
fnnded Wm Stinson, overcharge on taxes
—Carried. Moved by W J Bigeins, sec
by G Castle, that this Council buy the
right of road from John McDerniot for
$35 ---Carried. Moved by Dr Woods, sec
by T Keys, that Wm Duncan be Auditor
—Carried. The Reeve appointed G Baird
his Auditor. Moved by G Castle, sec by
T Keys, that W Turner, be remitted $6.20
back taxes en lot 28, Varna, error in As-
sessment of 1867—Carried. Moved by G.
Castle, sec by Dr Woods, that. Alex Fal-
coner be remitted back taxes ori,. lots 24
and 289, Bayfield .the same having been
paid—Carried. "rhe Pathmasters, Pouad-
keepers and I+enceviewera were appointed.
The Council adjourned.
WM PLUNKETT, T'p Clerk,
Goderich, November 16th, 1869.
PARKER& CATTLE
0 1.9 000 L,
1jlIIE undersigned would beg6 to inform his numerous
I that his
New Woolen Machinery is now in Full Operation and in First CI a Working Order
AND THAT HE 18 M17011 BETTER
PREPARED TO EliECUTE FARMER'S WORK XPEDITIOUSLY
PREP than last season while starting his machinery �ll new.
Custom Roll Carding, Fulling & loth Dressing
Spinning and Manufa taring,
will receive prompt attention. Having of home m a ® the largest, best and cheapest
FULL CLOTH, TWEEDS, F.L NELS, & .WINCEYS,
ever before offere t to the public in this part of the Province, he
wouldu trespectfully
es a cif lse request
que t those swishing to
exchange their wool to Call and judge for themselves before pp � e
P. S.- He would likewise call the special attention off ers tq beware of wool teamsters and agents seeking
thei wool for carding. as he has proved it from, the expe 'ence of former years toot iperfect seurceof annoyance
to them in various ways, that they cannot tee until per ups too late to guardaga
' The highest Market Price id fir any quantity of good Clean Wool.
'r,UOMAS LOGAN.
East Street, Goderich.
wi
a
customers apd the ptiblie
Z 7OULD ESPECIALLY CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLtCGENERALLY
v to their superior stock of
- TEAS,
TOBACCOEe,
23c C., (SrC.,
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Also 'havingjest received a large supply of
WINES & I.I�QUOJR S,
Take great pleasure in recommending them for purity and flavor, which cannot be impasse
for medical or family use.
Allen s Pooket-Piece.
In the pocket book ot the Hon Stephen
Allen, who was drowned from on board the
H. Clay, was foundaprinted slip,apparent-
ly cut from a newspaper, of which the fol-
lowing is a copy. It is worthy to be engrav-
ed on every young man's heart :-
.SHFIELD COIINCIL.
Jexrztee l7th,'1870.
Make fete promises.
Atways speak the truth.
Never speak evil to any one.
Live np to your engagements.
Be just betore you are generons.
Never play at any game of chance.
Drink no kind of intoxicating liquors.
Good character is above all things else.
Keep your own secrets; if you have any.
Never borrowif you can possibly help it.
Do not marry until you are able to sup-
port a wife.
Keep yourself innocent, if you.:wo uld b
Goderich ,Nov, 30, 1869.
PARKER & CATTLE5
GODERICH WOOLEN FA
(KNOWN AS PIPER'S MILLS)
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r. I11� -IDIS & S • N S,
that they are prepared to fill
Aprl\.4aYua Ya. Furnaces, Potash
F A C 1 MR I NC CO_OKING, PARLOUR AND BOX' STOVES,
D eind othe most improved kind e: Brass Castings made, and Blacksmiths' Work and Repairing
y m,Satinetts, _done on short notice. Call and see the STEEL MOULDBOARD PLOUGHS, as you can
get one very :heap for Cash. - w39
Flannels, Blankets, Goderich, Nov. 12th, 1867
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Goderich Women Work>i.i8th May, 186
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FOUNDRY
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ESPECT LLY intimates to farmers and other
IA all orders in
ROLL CARDINC, MA
Cloth Dressipg, Custom Spinn
-Fulled Cloths, Wince
On the shortest notice. Parties wishin
goods, will fiod it to., their interest to
goods you require. Parties comfit(
nearly every instance rely on ge
Stir A(
Goderich Woolen Facto
June 8th, 1869.
STEAMsE NG INE- WOR KS se
R. RUNCIMAN
• MANUFACTURER OF
VICTORIA ST., GODERICH.
ill tops, Posts, /se , Tombs, of every deserip
tion and style of workmanship, furnished on
short notice and at the lowest prices. Libe
ral reduction made for cash. All orders
punctually attended to. Designs of Mon
ments, &e., may be seen at the shop.
GRIST & FLOURING MILLS,
Muley and Sash Saw -Mills; Steam Engines and Boilers,
Horse Powers, Drag Saws,
IRON AHD WOODEN PLOUGHS !
With Cast or Steel Booards, Drilli Ploughs, Gang Ploughs,
Cultivators, Land Rollers, Straw Cutters,
Ontario Carriage Shop,
(Hamilton Goderich.
IS still in full operation, and,-ia turning out superio
Carriages, Buggies, Wagons
to exchange their wool for geed home made
give us a call. as we are satisfied we have the
from a distance with wool to get carded may in
mg their wool home with them the same day.
WORK WARRANTED.
haPPY-
When you speak to a person, look him
in the face,
Make nu haste to be rich, if you would
prosper.
Ever lit e (miafortury excepted) within
your income.
Save when you are young, to spend w n
you are old.
Avoid temptation, through fe you
may not withstand it.
Never run in debt unless you ee a way
to get ont again.
Small and steady gains al competency,
with a ftranquil mind.
Good company and ood conversation
are the sinews of virt .
'Your character ea °the essentialll y in-
jured except by your own acts.
any'one speaks evil of you let your
life be so that -none will believe'him.
When. you retire to bedsthink over what
you have been doing during the day.
Never be idle ; if your hands can't he
employed usefully, attend to the cultiva-
tion of your mind.
Read over the above maxims, carefully
and thoughtfully, at least ono every
week.
STAND, N.EW GOODS !
E NUMBER ONE CROCERY STORE.
The Members of Council tnet this day
at the house of J Cooke. G Armstronz
Reeve, M Dalton, Deputy Reeve, P Clare
J Crawford and J Andrew, Councilors.
The usual declaration having been made.
The minutes of last year were read zed
approved. Moved by P Clare, sec. by M
Dalton that .1 Howard be Auditor for the
present year. Novel hi amendment by
• F Andrew sec. by J Crawford, that J
Murdoch be Auditor. The Reeve voted
Tor the motion, which Was carried. The
Beetle appointed T Park Auditor. Moved
by Cra_wford, see. P Clare, that the
arrears of taxes, for 1864, Charged against
Orr for the EA lot il, con 11 E D
cancelled as he holds a receipt from! the
Collector for the same.—Carried. Moved
by P Clare, sec. by j Crawford that the
motion carried at last meeting, of last
tract be rescinded and that he be granted
the sem of twenty dollars ef the name
provided he furnish good, and sufficient
security for the completion of his cuntract.
—Carried. moved by P Clare, see,. by J
Crawford, that the salaries of _ the Warm-
shq... officers be as follows, namely :—Cleik
$100 ;" Treasurer 360 ; Auditors $10 each; -
Assessor 675 ; Collector 175 s Inspector of
license $8-; Selectors of Jurora $4,eacb.—
Carried, moved by P Clare, am brirames,
Crawford that J Oaken tterefunded$7.17
arrears of taXell charged against the'S.4
he has paid the same.--eCarrieds moved by
. be tavern -Inspacteefeethapreeent Sear;
—Carried, molted by M-Daltou.sec by.J
'Crawford that J Dalton Assessozeforthe
that IV Begin 6i,ituesseit itt_$930, being
the amount -of the 'Aseemor notice -sand
'Aluit he pay taxes_ eccerdiegly
the peat: ioar, awl that they enter -on -their
- duties immediately, Se that _. theyj Arley
WWII, see. by lamest -Ceiwforde that. thit itheroughttla 34r040.411,
reget.seeceedal end efAoesoits. aye for
veering Nein Blest; Internale Ifffeeditig,
*demi: witching nee. witteitetaeltatelyriatenet
see eventitOr soca br.t,g0fI*Trinelf".4061,07-
TWO HUNDRED- ACRES.
T OTS 2 AND 3 CON. ern. TOWNSHIP OF GREY,
JJ, 22 acres cleared, new frame bouse,24x1h, 1; store) s
log barn; new. 21 miles from Ainleyrille, 17; from bea-
forth, on the gravel road. one half mile from si bool,
one half mile from saw and grist mill at A inleyx ille ;
Well watered by spring creek. and very valuable lim-
per, both pine and cedar • $7 per acre will le accept -
;(1 and time given if required. Appl) to
Val uator for the Trust Loan Company, (Joderich
lioderich Nov. 12, 1869. 11,13
FARM FOR SALES
1./ 90 cleared, good dwelling house. from 2'2).36.
with a commodious kitchen attached. also good barn
and shed accommodation, good bearirg orchard, well
watered by two creeks running through the farm, and
good wells One milc from gravel load, 6 miles from
Goderich. For particulars apply on the premises to
undersigned, or to Mr. D Ferguson, grocer. Godei ich.
TO SELL oR RENT !
elrilE WEST HALF LOT N MAHER EIGHT,
1 fourteenth concession of Hulleit. on the
boundary line between Blyth end Walton, Post
Office each way. Good hardwood land, wel
watered ; thirty acres clearance. Seventy
seven acres and a half in all. Well fenced . Fot
further particulars apply to .hose On the premises.
May 27th, 1867. eye
of all kinds, SLEIGHS,- CUTTERS. 4-c,
A number of first class Buggies on hand, and for sale
cheap for cash Prices of all articles in the line that '
will compare favorably with any in Lhe County
lilt• All work warranted
Particular attention paid to Wagon and Carriage Re-
pairing
R. .1 WHITELY.
Goderich, Nov9th. 1869 w42
BAROMETERS AND THERMOMETERS .
.6IADE BY L. STINSTED, REGEN'T ST., LONDON, ENGLAND.
next months, with a full assortment of these now celebrated iustruments, which we shall offer at the follow -
general agent will, through Joshua Callaway, call upon the people of this vicinity in the course of the
ing lExtreinely 11,..ow- F•rices. Plain White Cherry Frames.$6, each ; White Maple on Walnut Back,
from $6 to $8, according to tubes ; Black WainutCases. witheoramon glass tu,bes $8 ; with flint bored tubes $10
tO see each according tallish : fine Satin Wood frames, $20 each, with the celebrated Wooden Cistern and Screw
eat at the Mid - Rose Wood Frame with Bone pials and Franklin Tube and Cistern $25 ; English Wheel Bar-
ometers irellobagauy Frame, wind dial and level, are., attached, from $12 to $35 each, according to finish, with a
hillassortment of English and French Aneroldbaromaters
from dateof sale. Having procured a correct register of every city and town in Canada, the h ght above tide
Every Instrumefit Warranted for One Icear
water or sea level.; the General Agent is prepared to altitude every iUstrnment for each locality orrectly, which
is absolutely necessary to have them work correct on the Dials. Il:3" A full aSsortment of !Self Registering
Thermometers constantly on hand at price.s from $2 np to $10, aocording to finish. Farnheat. Parties desirous of
obtaining one of these usefulinstruments, which accurately and invariably foretell the state of the weather from
24 to 48 hours in advanee,should avail themselves otthe opportunity which now presentsAself. The Agents will re-
main fora few days only. Head office far the Dominion, in Montreal Reispac.tBfuoisirl
Y'ES,Geneml Agent for Canada.
General Rules to_ be Observed in Consulting the Barometer.
1. If the Mercury stays about 29 inches, or the word ''' Changeable,!! without moving much, either up or down
ecloanr atcohysengeathebiweord' " Fair," line weather is at hand.
3. Should it happen to rain when the Mercury stands high. it will be local, and verydittle of it.
4 If the Mercury continues to rise slowly—say roreight or ten days—and arrives at or above the line " Very
7. Wlieu the Mercury moves_quickly, either up or down. the weather that follows will be of short duration, and
it falls very low, a severe storm is eure to folloW
6. When, during a storm, the Mercury is seen to rise a little, then.rest assured the worst is over.
thueedfatobset slow, it will rain ; if quick, it willwb210_owlin; and
VIOi3 versa.
lit&TEED NOT TELL HIS OLD FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS THAT HE ALWAYS KEEPS 'MOVING FOR
.1-1 ward, enlarging his stock, increasing his tacilities, and, as far as compatible with maintaining the well
known superior quality of his good.s, fuoveeriner, his Prices. His business having grown year by year,
the mereased amount he tnms over, enables him to reduce the per centage of profit. The large patrortage he has
received. induces him to believethat he
COMPARES FAVORABLY WITH ANY STORE 'IN THE- SAME LINE.
To enablehim further to enlarge his business and acconintodate his friends he has rented and fitted up in th
most convenient manlier
A Model Princess
A correspondent of the San Francisco
Can, writing from Jerusalem, mentions
the follovring pleasa,nt incident :—
Close tothia place I saw two Arabs andel!
woman building a rough wall along the
road. There was an air of intelligence ab-
out the wornatfsface not in aecordance with
her ocettpation, apparel, or soiled hands.
The impression was confirmed bo conver-
sing erith her, and 1 was astonished to
think she could not gain a livingsby some
higher vectipationthan buildings wall.
Woulotesba kind enough to write her
name for me 1'
Yes. Would I walk into her house h
It was close by.'
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I did not . lice to take her from her
work.
Oh, she had plenty of time.'
We entered a neat cottage. plainly fur-
nished .and. well supplied with books. 1
was noW more puzzled than ever. Slie pro-
ducedi. large book and asked me to write
my name. I glanced over the pages, and
saw French' Genets, German Barons
Russian Princes Irish and English Lord;
and Dukes, and' Francis Joseph Emperor
of Austria. She wrote her name on a
carde the 'Principe de la Tour d'Avergne.':
the Piece Of ground whereon Christ taught
the. Lent's Peaty -et -sand feerecting it temple
tain this prayersin eeerylanguage. 'She
TheltuasianGevernment talks of heist.'
het- isailreesI. Aweigh •Siberia to Chinas
Its length insAniaswill ethousaedmiles.-
-Wee _menthe • because Of -her refesal to
marry the man of her parent'? ChiriCe; !
giosted Feet. aliillifidien-Cortue:13nnions,_Bad Nails
Modem Onestlea Thh011euiedyitailaien compound.
onetriends,Teairbeinsbuititr relieved anditnickly. owed
by -wing; Dr Briggs%Alllevanter,
Roared; for sit,:pahr sad. filffrinetaattnn
The Large Brick Store in Horton's Block Hamilton Street
(DETLOR'S OLD STAND)
Where he expecte to see the old famlliar faces, and would solicit an inspection from those who have not already
dealt_ with him. He has on hand
AN UNSURPASSED STOCK OF TEA
THE BRIGHTEST SUGAR EVER OFFERED,
ALL THE FAVORITE BRANDS OF LIQUOR,
UNRIVALLED' SMOKING AND-CHEWI-NGTOBACCO.' •
THE COM IERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COPY
19 AND 20, OORNHILL LONDON, ENGLAND. .
CAPITAL, (Fully Subscribed) - - - £2,500 00.0 Sterling.
INVESTED $2,000,000. ---DEPOSIT FUND IN CANADA, 6500000
And all the other necessaries of housekeeping. The assortment of Crockery, LamPs, ac., is very extensive and
varied. embracing everything from ornamental China to plain and useful Stoneware, all which, from his enlarged
accommodation, is so displayed that every variety can be seen at- a glance. ""k- . .
rf• Particular attention is paid as heretofore, to the Vigour and Peed department.
D. F., for the convenience of his country customers, ha's laid i.s a stocir,of .
Such as Plain Dress Goodsreettons, Flannel., Skirtings, Printsecte.."&c..whtchirillbe fotmd excellentin- quality
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and reasonable in price. rer Farm Produee. as usual, taken in expairge forigoods at CaSh "value.
FIR.E DEPARTMENT
Thedistinguisnable principle ot the Compithy has been the eStablishitient "cif an equitable claw&
eation,charging in &leases a premium proportionate' to the risk.
'rbe suecess which has attended the Company's operations has been such as ful y to realize the
rnosteanguine expectations_ of the Directors,wgo hav e reisolvel to extend the businees more widely
and nciw otter !elfin -Canadian 'public. - e,
.,,,RAlkflaCTIMOVAITY_Iinarauteed by large Subscribed Capital, and Invested
PromptSettleinentof Claims. The Directors and General' Agents, being ,gentlemed largely en-
gaged an cotritnereeAvifftake a' --liberal and business -like view of all questions corning before them
— The uompany offers tormito those desiring Life'Assornece aneurpaesed by anv Life Office.
, Moderate Preipittins--__Perfect See.urity--eEtiono.ny of management, tending 10 increase the Bonus
otthiise dn participating • eon! e, amodg ;whom 80 per cent of profits are giv.sible.
This Company has deppsded 5100,000 (in geld) with the Finance Minance, at OttaWa, as Special
se.,,, , eti,li.n..ittyh.lopr„c1180::.adsaeopreelliacriyee.. -„,t . ,7 . ,sw., wa
lingee.4-.385 and 387, St. Paul Street. Montreal.
. Inspector of Agencies.
General Agents tor Canada. .
A. MUNRO, Montreal'.
r?eLEVDET.LOBss'agenefor,Ge4easich, laucktiow, Kincardine, Southampton -and Walkerton .
NONE WILL CO AWAY DISSATISFIED -4, -
Godetich, Sept. 9th, 1869. • wee
emsemmamsiemsslille
North Market Soge.
OF A14. KINDS.
large
01E0170 TlEit. COMPANY 1
OLICIT ALL WHO WISH TO GET GOOD TEAS AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLEePRICES, TO GIVE 'THEM A
trial, feetirig assunsd thattheir superiority will be seen et once. Where 15 ilia is ordered, the same is sent
bge pel4 and it notremitted foebefore hand, can. bepaid,to the express agent on delivery,
Families jai the CountrY
Supplied by the Toronto Tea Company with Teas at wholesale 'prides. Ther have only to try theta to see the say
' • terztebeetfeeted;andbasure of getting genuine good Tea pure as imported;
The rain who- tried to sweeiln
one 4* Wee* igntiat bat fallen**
An agent was 'set te It011eet fatal fere
sellige. Os -reporting atter he came beck,
Platf rni and Cowl
ea e
16Y- C,LUBS TRY TIMM.-xis
The Las &Rust
RESTO
ARDREssiNg
fiewotyle in oneBoiat
BY ITS USE
Gray or Faded Hair is quickly
restored to its youthfal color and beady,
and with the first application a
' beautiful gloss and delightful fragrance
is given to the Hair.
It will cause Heir to grow oh Bald Spate.
It will promote luxuriant growth.
FALLING HAIR is immediately checked.
Sold by all Druggists. Price One Dollar.
Manufactured by
iTholesale Druggists,
35 Birclay Street and 40 Park Place,
New -York, and
266 High Holborn, Landon. Eno.
Farm for Sale.
.1.4 -Township el Godench Containing 68 acres,
ot these ever 50 acres cleared with good Frame
Barn, - and Log House, about 21 miles from
Clinton. For Tbrins of sate apply at the Holston
Court. office at 6 oderich , or to lir. WIG -GING
TON on the premises.
Goderich. Ont. Sept. 21, 1868. w3b tf.
FOR SALE.
r rHAT EXCELLENT ,IAJT OF WILD LANDS
I. known as lot 33. can. 6th, East Wawanosh, con-
taining 100 acres of excellent land well watered
There is a large creek running through the north end.
and a small one through the south end, also, several
never -failing springs : it is half a mile from Short's
Saw Mill, and 5 miles from Birth, for sale very cheap,
apply IA MR, ARMSTRONG. Goderieh.
Goderich,,Sept. 7. 1869.
laJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT APPLICA
1 1 tion will be made to the Parliament of the
Dominion of Canada, at the session thereof next after
the expSration of six months from the date of this
notice by Robert Sharman, of the Town ofGoderich. in
the Comity of Huron, for a Bill of Divorce from Matil-
da Sharman. formerly Matilda Borland and now called
Tillie Hunt, on the ground of adultery.
Dated at Goderich, the nth day of October, A, D
w38-tf Solicitors for applicant
JUST ARRIVED.
With Iler G-reat European Herb Remedy
rr HOSE suffering witl. Consumption .8 heuma-
ieettte, End Digestion, Catarrh and Noeaes le
the Head. are advised to try this Remedy, in
Filious, Liver, and Stomach Complaint. it sue-
ceeds when others fail, Inc ever and ague, co ld
eweats and chills. it was never known to !ail.
Recommended by Physicians throughout Europe.
This is no humbug as one bottle of her medieme
will prove . Do not suffer when you can get
ease, by constilung Madame Taylor, at room
to call will be attended'at then. o ern himnes.
Goderich. 10th Aug. 1868.
AT
20 TONS or BRAN, SHORTS &
ST OP D
liE foie/wing rernirks on Teaumoruals el most
.1. wonderful and extraordinary cures an Canade by
the GRE:AT INDIAN REMEDY. They are stern, un
deniable and ineontesuble facts. sufficient to cotivince
the most skepucal that the Great Medicinal Cortipoun.
arned after for axes is uow accessible in the Great
WHICH THEY WILL
Sell Cheap for Cash.
Goderich. June 7th 1869. w19-tf
SHOSFIONEES REMEDY
for 'Disease.. or the .1 limit, Lungs,. Litvhneurt, ,I.DhliBgIvirhremeeiree,
-organ., Kidneys, &c., AS:Al ell BS Scrotum, tne various
Skin-Diseases,-liumors, alid all. diseases .arising from
was there ever such a care as that the person of
Wilson Sterne of Briehton,C. W., of Coneuraption ;
dhatof Peter C. V. Miller; Earnestown, C. W., ofeon-
Hosey. of Napanee, C. W. ot Rheumatism, Who had
acutely been on crutches foi years, in spite ofall treat -
meta heretofore. and is now twsopaereetteand. Scogreetsacifesetrechucasiiteosi
unqestionabie certificates on the ,HREAT S HOS.
HONEES REMEDY and PILLS, and /cattily your
selyPeari. of the Remedy in large pints el
tar ForSale by all Druggiete and Dealers in .Medi
eine. Agents for Goderich, F. Jordan and Parker *
Cattle
Any one can get up a Clifteand send the names, with the-titid and oats; or Terveaeh memberavants. Theyetre
than 15 Ibiteitisienitealt onabot. to the club egad, ciuriagepaid trianyrailroad deka in Ontario.
313Lack TeiliflOodgeus. 45c. 50e. 55e, 65c, 70e, 75e, 80e, and 90cii "Sotieliedg, 191e, 55C, 60a:' 'ffid. 7.5e, 80e,
and 99e:_ Brealtfast,--50te 55e. 60c. and 65e. Very 'Fine .0;5clo,vng00;;;Jan0ea. •10. ratiGgune pPoewkodee,r,7800cc., 980000,. --,—„and
-Imperral,'80e.'906; eau sisss.es 1.1apan leaseellezelorede 50e, „55e, 50; 65e, 70e, and 80. --It be- ins
wor economy to inealewezgradesefTeas than the above, We Prefer to centhte ourselves only to Teem which We
know will give satisfaction to consuMers.
" Goderieh,Sept; 29th; 18
tte
i' -'411E BEST COF
Omit -bitting greatatiengtliim lie flavor, and notbeing muced with key anwhelegetne_ingredients....thd go much
farthaeaattpletteelbetterthen much of the -Coffee new tittered to the .
•
WHOLESALE AGENTS t
LYMAN, ELLIOTT & Co.,
The .0DibildAignstdittrattie., :—It seen. iliat Uncoinnion thing hit 'the mien:Mier-if Of thee
haltintitee Viet foinparte ere prepared to supply Toronto Tea Company no Toronto, to a.dmit, that the,
,fkialliee in:the countsy in clubs • with_ teas and coffees,t ..•rea recitalist iejuskas goodertnayaisea tee iv*
ta such'iptattitles u.individuals may require at a " eanen mull/30e, fed othere again declaring that
Sad where tleitefatenantity.,Ordered by -a 'ClUtO i.S ik,1138 the finetea we sell at ,85e, is as good as they used to
Mid OVer.thatthe Company forviard the_ same free of . -s.PAY:41.00.forperlbeiaethetiitemse;Naexeween le we
dentio'ilths:ittieWeonteTeit Cempany life deluge fells:ming extesetata show, hOW an47' T "3s111.115
.Lion.caittbk.upokda.-theatiiit-4. if JIM'
isittion,andavasalldispoledof morning Ali who
Odin full edany gala ete"bOtte•Wei- ireer"O(111411b6tern# _tee - atnereugh,yamtisitai1.,e4dheydearevettic ; ' • -7"
BSA X/3.. 901; rtlitherilikleePtikliii.aPPIT P-170,10 ese.
A.11 AMILTON & de
"=•'' weld no cm le en. ed. th!tWesilikeilit veriamucivia=
'MONEY TO LEND.
daysnotice by J. S. SINCLAIR,
January 19th. 1869 ,
NEW CABINET
AND
UPHOLSTERING S 10P,
WEST STREET,
OPPOSITE • BANK OF MO.NTREAL,
ERIC AR eICAY,
TrrouLD RESPECTFULLY AN-
SI' noence that he has opened a
new shop inthe above line, err YVest Street, opposite
the Bank cifIllontreal. where he will keep constantly
on hand ormake erder
IT.111/ill'URE OF ALL KINDS.
Having on hand an assortment of Upholstering
enaterial, enll be prepared tont' promptiyall orders
in that line.
1nr A quantity of Gilt and Rosewood Mouldings on
,ro Messrs.
CB AMItERLALli
CculWay I', se,
Qeunty of
Canada.
Picture Framing to Order.
El- He trusts by strict attention' to business to
mer a share of nubile patronage. •
Goderich, Nov. 17, 1880. w44-tf
rpHIS latoetetiry that dame tini Winter Of, 1866 L
le,. wasetakeli evitha weakness of the atieles, *kick
natty, amine the spring of 1867, extended to lar
thatkoouldnotenlk; but was confined to my chair.-
.P.orabouttwo years. while this weakness was eornieg-
"ellig;f186-48;clift-iilie:Itwii::cituhr: .itirt;r:lbhielg:Int:hoesihno8:ere.ats- :esieeheenesubipmeeti7e;t........ __,,
Remedy byreaelingthecares performed, inn pamphlet. we„ insertion 8cts. per lin
differentkindif, preserilied by friends ,lit. ,tof no avail._
.litifili,-; hi faet Pavas 'getting alatost.helplesii. . 1 I have •Notices of Births, Marriages, mid Deaths -95
dettelitiobottiefieffthellilltifficsiesis Remedy and two -Buenieselieocee
yilleure YOU. MARY Ana Donciarr. texts. per lin
boleti ofthe.PlItsandTtim -entirely restored to-bealth.
dieter expectecIto get better,' hut-,isimnly "tried the_
Imedielneu a eine offorlorn bops. - This dime of mine
IvitellW4Privtild'ben,htitknoyen to all My neighbors,
end friends: ;Laud td any one bladed as I was, 1 have
-thts 9th dayeePebruatil 1869. A. F. Woon, J. P.&
I hereby -certify- thatlidWelnown Mrs Mary
Doughty for thelastfifteen years : -she is a woman of :
end -Since' ten,ilIneeit- .1 believe tier cedifinate, he be ,
ifs. r taerreOry,-*ws.ys :attributed, her recovery to the
Ellitielioneseitentecly. 'Whatever May, bathe -wailer
ESTABLISHED 1818.
HURON SIGNAL.
PUBLISEIED--.5EMT-IVEEKLY AND WEEKLY
weeide edition, $2.50 per year
Weekly edition, only 11,50 "
RATES OF ADVERTISING
No noticetaken ef unpaid communications
8b9.
Diiminionef Caiuide 'FAS ",
THE _SIGNAL JOB OFFICE'.
Is supplied with power presses, band.
eroses„ and possesses every facility for the
rapid and neat execution of every descrip-
tion of plain and fancy printing at prices
aa low as any establishment.
32.00 END 0
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Medi
February 715. 1867.
Cia SFR -GE
Rooms over the Post
November 27th, 1863.
DARRISTER., ATTORNEY.
I) Kingston st., Goderi6h. Oa
Cameron Itz
D Office, Kingston street, G
11, Gn4erteh, W. Off,
Black, West street eutramee Et
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IVioneg to "Lend. Ov
Arehthed's Store.
kJ Kincrismn,
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°Mae of the Clerk. of tlie P
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