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Th* PoPtgatiOn- at Paley, as tele*
by the enumerators, is 1038.
A. -proclamation pablished eieint
force to the Washingtea Treaty fool*
the 1st of July next.
jonte Worsorso a young moo a reo-
Heist ef Penney, was Instantly killed.
there c1 Thursday by a waggon wheel
passing over him.
11-2re Geo% a temperance and literary
mestaMno-puhlished at Tomato has been
a tialoemated with the Montreal
ness.
Mo. William Smithson, of the Etti
eoaceasion linnets, has fall wheat rain -
satin 33 Indies in length, and of a
goodi healthy °colour.
the Con
ing treat Motional Church are mak-
endowttienit ftirtaofthtirraiscoll6014:1'2")11°1:trer
They aiNe likely to succeed.
A movement is oft foot to establish a
Roman Catholic newspaper in London,
its *act being to promote the int°rettA
distivea.
theeabove chureh throughout the
_
while nienwere hoisting a beam last
Fraley upon a new building in course of
erection at Teeswater, it fell upon them
Kttelalliy.
mjnreel several—one it ti f•Ire'd
The imfant daughter of Lerel Dufferin
was beptmed at Qeebec, on Suaday 15th
June, Sir John Macdonald aeted as
gcolfather, and Inely Harriet Fletcher as
godmother. The name of the chili is
Victoria Alexaudrina Muriel May.
A conviction for selling tumor after
hi;hrs, ta ndon, is to be carried to a
higher oart, where the ground will be
taken that the Legislature of Ontario
has no pewee to inake laws regulat, ig
the sato of ligeori.
A rumonr is afloat that additienal evi-
denco has beea obtained in !rapport of
the Huntinetea ttharees, consisting of
certain tolograms that: pesstd directly
between Si: Hugh Allan and a member
of the Cabiaet.
Tho landlady of the It tit Ray Hotel,
Teeswater, was terribly burned ou Wed-
nosiey night, by her clothes heing fired
through the. explesion of a coal ell lamp,
wnic:n shit was lighting. Little- hopes of
heir mecovery are entertained.
Talk about the length of time it takes
to -get reedeeu We know a young lady
echo was invited unexpectedly, at ten
o'cleck ea Friday night, to go to Eu-
tr pe fer a year, and sailed at eight on
Saturday INOTiailig.
Then, is a report cu -rent in Montreal
that the Dimaluion Government have se
licitiel aue are likely to obtain the dis-
allowance a the act of last session au-
titorimug tho Commons to swear the
witaesses on the Pacific Railway inves-
tigation.
A private telegram has been received
in Toronto from England. stating that
the Rev. D. Pinahon, echo left here
tee the old country about a month since,
was men -lied there on Wednesday 'none -
int to hta third wife, a Miss Fester, of
Sheffield.
Judge John.aten,, a gentleman 82years
of ago, has been appointed Lieutenant-
Gerernor of Nova Scotia. Judge John-
ston is at gradient _traveling in the South
of Franc" and the announcement of this
dipeohatment has createe much surprise
in the prorince.
It is rumored in Ottawa that Louis
Rig' is to receive the appeintment of In-
dian Commissioner in 31anitc.ba, from
the Dominion Govern:meat, in order to
keep him from running for the vacancy
-
in Proveacher, caused by thet death of
Mr. Cartier.
A man aliened Murphy, a switchman
at the Grand Tank Refills ay station,
Toronto, has been cominitted to stand
his tial at the &seizes, for beating his
wife 60 severely as to cause her death.
The znan was not drunk when he abused
hie wife, but seems to hare been over-
come by passion.
At the cheese fair held at Ineersoll,
on Triesnay last, over 50 factories were
represented. Seyen thousand fear hun-
dred boxes vrere offered, for sal., 2,300
May make, the balance of June make;
2,092 were sold during market hours;
afterwards 1,000 mere changed hands at
91tc to 101e.
The Belleville Intelligencer says the
cheese huenessi of Hastings County has
grown to something enormous. A num-
ber of the factories have been compelled
this season to enlarge their manufactur-
ing =Fealty-, and had not the dry weati-
er enatinued so lenge !many others
would haere put in new machinery.
The engineerss hays commenced to
/Geste thc line of the London Heron
&eeail Bruce Railroad. It is un:derstood
the road will run through Exeter to
Clinton and Kincardine. It will not
touch Lamin at all, as was at first antici-
pated, the ratepayers of that villaeo re-
fusing only a few days ago to grant it a
shall bonus. thinking the road would
have to ran through their village at any
rate.
The Ottaw`a Citizen speaks most en-
ceuraginely of the prospects if the craps
En the Ottawa country: "The fields of
grain in many parts of the country in
this vicinity, have, perhaps never leak-
ed better at this time of the year. The
crops are green, and there are no indica-
tions that they stiffer from drought.
From and after the first day .of July
next all money order offices in the Do-
sriinion will have authority to issue
money orders -payable at any place in
British India, and tied versa to pay money
orders drawn by the money 'order dice&
of British India upen theni. The Sites
of conenisaion will he as under, and no
one order can be drawn for more than
21.0 sterling, but any sum may be ob-
tained by insane of two or more orders.
The followina rates of ceintnission will
b. charged for orders ;—Utider and up
to 22 sterling, 300.; for orders ever 22
and np to 25, 60e.; for orders over 25
and up to 27, 90o4 for orders over 27
and up to 218, $1.20o. Special care will
be required in regard to the particulars
entered into the advices, but all tke
necessary information will be supplied
by the post masters: From and after
the above named date, also, inuney or.
does will be proeurable At all money
order offices in the Dominion, ani at the
post- offiee at Fort derry, Manitoba, at
the same rates of comtnismon and en
the mine conditions as orders are now
granted, payable within the Dominion.
In like manlier, Fort Garry will nous
orders on any money order otiose in the
Dominion.
L., Z. It B. It•
(From the Advertiser)
The pantie* of this railway and its
prospects% for an early eompletion have
been tierrovred down to a nue point, and
a few weeks at the outside will decide its
fete, favorable or otherwise. The t r-
rangements between the Company and
the Great Western are closed to the sat.
isfaotion, we beliene, of both boards,
end it only remains for the L., H. &
C mpony to complete its share of the
borgam to secure the construction and
equipment of the road, and tta opening
for traffic within 'the next eighteea
mouths. One of the chief oojecta yet
to be achieved by the directors uf the
L. H. &. B., and a vital one te the
success of the ticheine, is the completion
of the list of bonuses from municipali-
ties along the line. Three toe memo
only remain unpolled, and if auccessfel
in thnse we believe the building of the
road is made safe and cartel n. As ad-
verse vose would, in all probability,
destroy the prospects of the newline, or
at least prove so serious an °Wails that
its completion will be delayed for several
years. The townships npon which so
much depend are Stanley, Tuskersmith
and McGillivray, each one rich, prosper-
ons,and in need of the railway communi-
cation which the opening of our propos-
, ed Northern road will bring them. Te
either of them the small bonuses asked,
$10,000, will be a mere bagatelle, while
the benefit, they will derive in return
will be annually far in excess of the en-
tire bonus. There will be in the con-
struction of the road alone fully $80,-
O0I expended in each township; pro-
perty will more than doable in value,
and prices of farm produce be greatly
. enhanced, while the convenience to resi-
dents within a radius of miles on either
side of the line make the location of a
railway a matter of great moment to
any neighborhood. In the expectation
of receiving the bonuses as stated above,
the directors have ordered a survey of
the line through these townships, but
its locatioaang constructiori are depend
ant entirely upon the action uf the rate-
payers in respect to the bonuses. The.
amounts have been put down to the
lewest possible figure by the directors,
and it is to be hoped that the people of
McGillivray, Stanley and Tuckersmith
will take aliberal view of tha matter
and lend their share of assistanee to an
euedertaking which will be of lasting
benefit to them. London, tit which the
propaied road owes its paternity, has •
aided it liberally with a bonus of $100,-
000, which has already been placed at
the disposal of the company, evidenctng
a confideuce in the completion of the
enterprise which ought to encourage its
neighbors equally interested in the suc-
cess of the scheme to come forward snit
contribute their share cheerfully.The
polling in Stanley comes off next week.
We look to our progressive friends therm
to do their duty and cast a large ma-
jority, if not a unanimous vote, for the
by-law. Their gotol exainple will have
• an excellent effect upon the remaining
townships. which will lee called upon to
decide as to their courae a week or so
later. The fate of the road depends
upon the spint displayed at the pelts.
It is not so much a questioe of dollars;
it is railway or no railway, and in decid-
ing we would remind the ratepayers that
they should bear in mind the fact that if
the present opportunity is thrown away
a similar one may never a.gain present it-
self to them.
CRICKET nATS,
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CRICKET BALLS,
BASE BALLS,
RUBBER BALLS
TENNIS BALLS,
.-IN GRMAT VARIETY
Why This Daisy, This Eastr2
From the Kingston Whig.
The late Mr. Howe was sppointed
Lieutenant -Governor on the 10th of bley
last. The representation of the County et
Hants in Parliament we& thereby made
vacant. Today, the 18th June, Hants
still continues unrepresented. Nhy this
delay?
The late Sir George E. Cartier died on
the 20th ult. The representati n in the
Commons of Provencher thereby becan:e
vacant. The writ for the new election hes
not yet been issued, though a month has
elapsed. Why this delay? Is Sir John
sfraidto face the difficulty threatened hy
The gensral ProdPeetsare olleetiregueM the candidature in the Government mter-
and the farmers antieipate a very large est of the murderer Riell Is he trying to
yie/d." I stave off the election in the hope that
•
An exchange broker, on King street, I somethine may turn- u'p to head off hie
Toronto,- was knocked down with a club,
in his °tee, on Wednesday forenoon,
by two roughs who entered the °the
with the inteation of committing rob-
bery. After being knocked down, the
brokrarecevered before the robbers could
retake their escape, ran to the sidewalk,
and calling mania, soon collected a
crowd round him. The robbers made
their escape vrithoat taking anything of
value with them, and although pursuit
was at once made, they have not yet
Wein captured.
The Wesleyan Methodist Church Con-
ference having had an organized exist-
ence in Canada for fifty years, it was
agreed at the late meeting that a suitable
celebration of the jubilee be held during
the ensuing autumn. The month of
October was chosen as a fittiqg time
daring, which sermons should be preach:
ed and piblic meetings be held to con-
memorete the event. It was also agreed
obtainob_y,subscriptiens and donations,
a considerable sunt of money wash
Linea: Undme ; Sonnet ; John
would be devoted to objects of 'denorei- Belot ;
immertunate friend, who osly "shot '
poor Scott!
Mr. T. N. Gibbs was sworn in &mem-
ber of the Cabinet on Soturday last. The
writ ferthenew election arrived in South
Ontario before the new -fledged Minister.
The nomination is fixed for the 23rd and
the election for tbe 30th instant. Why
this hate? Is Sir John, is Mr. Gibbs'or
both Afraid that, if time were given the
Opposition to organize for the fight, tho
tirand-new Cabinet officer would suffer
defeat? Do they neat to a stolen march
for niece& It looks very muck like it,
when thee -rush on the election in South
Ontariowith unseemly speed, and hasten
so slowly in the Hants and Provencher
eases.
CANADIAN MONTHLY. — The Juno
number of this magazine is to hand. The
following are its contents: --Concerning
Canadian Shipbuilding; The Marriage
Hymn of Julia and Manlius; Little
Dennis, Two Sonnets ; Notes on the
StuartMill; Notes on the Session;
national interest.
lection—Oxford ; Science and Nature;
A traveler writes from Southampton, The Fine Arts in Ontuio ; Current
Comity of Bruce, *et it is a very small Literature ; Literary Net..; Book Ito-
pliaca, with na visible means of subsist- views. Peblisked by Adam, Stevenson
once whatever. Still, its position is & Co., Toronto.
natarally geod, and it possesses one of
ea hest harbours in the Dominion. , •
Here, while boring fer salt, at A,2so The Confessions of an lnvalidf
feet, a spring was struck of mineral
water, powerfully magnetic. You neml PUBLISHED as warning and for
merely dip your knife in the water to AL the benefit of -YoungMenaud others
render it lostitifirmsgwitict 2° thet Yee whosafterfroniNg fiX0178 DEBILITY,
can lift a nail front the floor with it. LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc., supplying
It it oat of the most rentarkablesprings 1 the means of ay." curs. Written by one
ever seen or heard of, and if properly whip cured. himself after undergoing
managed could be put to profitable use. eensiderabli quackery, and sent free of
Mr. William Robb, of the townsbip chant,
8 ff in ited to address (pre -
of Logan, met with rather a strange as- mrs ars 'Y
cident* few days sp. Me had just us. Ming frAttr author.
entenan nig $410111 from the plow, and WAS IEL 3�AY-FA1R,
ailewing thins to walk on to timetable 1374-3et Bei 153, Brooklyn, N. Y.
before hien- One a them stepped to
.at isorae grow, when. raising his foot te • •
kiok the aninied to oaks II g° one kis F1011, SALE.
foot caught ill the trios ohsia wbioa was
hookedsp is sleep. The horse started
to 'randa:1minIr. nab 'Kt the
ABOUT 50 yards from the Square a
Cottle/it with six rooms, pantry and
gronend dragging hint by' the foot,
whim neer the stable his heed ceatein
contest with shay mak ksooMag hirn
senseless, Nis pergolas porton WAS
• shortly ligiopi by posse member of his
family sad ha was rsocasd. H. irs-
oormag.
- A. dreadful affair haProwl in this
sterilly quiet- riliento st Beashharpig,
Coenty of itesfswir, go Ttli lot, the
partisans avid* sr* as follows: It
appears the& ea soraitfleas forssitstiaos
moist listirase soo Comes, *ad oils
JOItillaash, be* et *et Ytfl, gri.
day sight, 6,12011, ftesdiesiterepted to
tluvw dams Bows lien, sad ea toss.
1ng.nt.tbsb''t° prevent fustiest
doitraotinti to his pr•part7, gsvit awn
01tr Coed', wko it swats bid behind
& swap, and es leech consieg vrt
stry,1 kis in the brew* with
stAss, frees th• siesta el which liesch
died at 11* $wintar loarung. Do.
411111444 WA4 ea, ef thootileet inisehitiots
of tit* TiEsge, sal after whets it 1.14
11411104. COk is Pier s vett sad tots.
Meese all.
good wood shed, wife and hard water
inside, also *good stable, For par-
ticulars applyat this office.
Goiderioh, 10th of May, 1873. 1371
J'ONESt 1161EINOLLI.
AMONG ths sissy ovoid diseoveries
of the day is Jones' rop201*.enit
bottle of whi* is teed to preserve
prthetly for any of tiate, Afty
doom of eggs. It sa artiele every
issilyseeds, sag oasts orgy $1,00, Tlie
farmer may double hie money by keep
irighis eggs !rash uatil winter, and the
21rehant, hotel keope, OT baker Mee'
sato money by using it and keeping eggs
whin cheep.
Agenta wantod the Egeriella
&eery township in the county. Term
hberal. For parti‘ntlsre apply either
Personally or by letter to
JOHN A. ?arm,
ly Bsylisld Road, Godirich.
At MOOR,a0U3E'S,
Goderich, June I7th, 1673.
THE
VirEBSTIR"
SEWING MACHINE
The General Favorite Throughout the
Dominion.
Cdi Invention and rht rece-
erented Success Attending it Everywhere.
IT 18 STRONG AND DURABLE,
EASY AND LIGHT TO WORK,
Hai NO COGS OR CAMS,
And will do Every Kind of Work, Light
or Heavy.
The most complete iet of Attachments
given with every Machine.
See THE WESTER before buying
any other.
MANUFACTURED BY THE
Canada Sewing Machine `Co'37,
HAMILTON, ONT.
June 13, 1873. 1374-3m
anti an
THE STEAMER
"BENTON"
G. W.McaREGOR,
MASTER, •
Will leave Goderich for SAGINAW and
intermediate ports
SUNDAY MORNING;
EVERY
And for SRNIA, PORT HURON,
DETROIT and CLEVELAND
EVERY WEDNESDAY.
For Freighter Paasage,
Apply to
- WM. LEE.
Goderich, 16th June, 1873. 1374
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de. THE .510ST
POPULAR BUSINESS
OF THE DAY,
TIVILOWINC
THE HOST POPULAR MOVEMENT,
CLOTHING!
MOVING oUT OF
A. SMITH & COS)
Merchant Tailoring
ESTABLISHMENT.
JUST received by the subset ner a large stock of
SPRING. TWEEDS.
BROADCLOTHS,
FANCY COATINGS,
VESTINGS, &c.,
we are determined to sell as usual good goods,
anc
A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED,
uR NO SALE.
A LARGE STOCK OF
v112DE (ngliElfin
principally home manufacture. Just received the
newest things ill
GENTS' FURNISHINI GOODS,
SHIRTS,
HCAOTLLASHtS, AND TIES,
all of which will be sold t• low as possible. Some
say that oppositiou is the life of trade. Others say
this is the place to get
Good Clothes Made -
•
A—La
We are bound by striet attention to business, with
our facilities and experience In trade to throw all
interlopers In the shade. " Cutura dom fres of
Charge." Er Wanted twofirst-elass workmen for
which the highest wages will be paid. re- Re-
member the atand. next door .to J. Bond's 'Drug
Store, on the 0
Al3RATIAM SMITH. $ Co.'
r11.' Now le your time to bny a first-class sewing
machine. The new, improved " Osborn " le the best
Family-Machlue made in Canada- Abraham Smith,
Agent.
lioderich. April,15,1873. 1365
Vilt,NTED IMMEDIATELY
Housemaid, who is a good washer
and ironer, to come well reconn
moeded.
MRS. R. HA WLEY,
Maitland Place
Huron ROad.
Goderich, June 17th, 1873. / 1374
NOTICE.
Moore & McKenzie's
FOR
CLOTHING..
STYLE, WORKMANSHIP AND
FIT GUARANTEED.
A Large Stock of
Broadcloths, Doeskins,
Tweeds, &c„ eco
Cormtantly on hand.
CHEAPER than the CHEAPEST.
G Ir
Moore & McKenzie's
FOR
DRY GOO
Drees Goods, Prints, Shawls, Silk Vel-
vet Jackets, Parasols, Muslin, Grew, -
dines, Gloves, Hosiery, Grey and White
Cottons. Table Linens, Sheetings, Tick.
ingso&o., &c.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
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Maare & MeKenzie's
FcR
GROCRIES,
Teas, Sugars, Coffeee, Rice, Barley,
Currants, Raisins, Spices, Soaps,
Brooms, Pails, &c. c.
the undersigned John Reitz, hereby
notify the public in general, that my
wife Catharine Reitz, (born Reis) left
my house and home on -the 14th May
inst., without any just cause or remelt
and that I atn not reeponsible for any
debt, or debts, contracted by her,
nor topsy any one to giye her shelter -
and lodging.
JOHN REITZ.
Township of Hey/June 91h 1873.
13ne
FOR SALE.
111HE undersigned offer for sale the on-
e- dormentioued lands, belonging to
the Estate of the late RZEMAX R.
IfnenTrzz viz
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
G -o T
:Moore & McKenzie's
FOR
BOOTS & SHOES,
Gents', Ladies' and Children's Primella
Boots, Ladies' and Childreu's Slippers,
Men's Coarse Kip and Calf Boots,
Ladies' Kid and Goat Boots, Rubbers,
&c., &c.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
VAIRBANES' SCALES AT MANII.
facturer's Prices—Large Platform
Scales, including Hay Scales, promptly
ordered and a discount for Cash allowed,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
pARRIAGE SPRINGS, CARRIAGE
‘-1 AXLES and PATENT WAGGON
ARMS, for sale cheap
At JOHNSON Is KERR'S.
IRAK AND HOOP IRON, SLEIGH
" SHOE and CAST STEEL, a full
assortment,
At JOHNSON & KERR'Se
13 4TENT HORSE SHOES n HORSE
e. SHOE NAILS, by the keg or leik,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
VOAL OIL BY THE BAMRELI OR
Gallon, and COAL OIL LAMPS,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT of TA
BLE. DESSERT, PEN AND
POCKET KNIVES, PLATED
SPOONS and FORKS in Goderich, to
be had
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF LOCK-
no- WOOD'S Celebrated MILL SAW
FILES, and Sorby's HAND and RIP
SA.WS, the beat in the Market.
At JOHNSON' & KERR'S.
MINT'S CHAMPION CROSS -CUT
4' SAWS and SAW HANDLES at
List Price,
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
nHOPPING AXES FROM THE
beat Makers, single and doable
steel
At JOHNSON & KERR'S.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
-a- LOCKS, HINGES, NAILS,
GLASS, PUTTY, PAINTS and OILS,
at Lowest Cash Prices, always on hand,
At JOHNSON do KERR'S.
•
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLE-
MENTS, from the best -makers, at Low-
est Cash Price.
At JOHNSON &KERR'S.
DARIICULAR ATTENTION PAID
re• to the wants of the Farming Com-
munity, and orders from the country
promptly attended to, -
At JOHNSON le KERR'S.
[IL/ILL AND CIRCULAR SAWS
LVL at Maker's Price List, carefully or-
deredand discount for caah allowed,
At JOHNSON it KERR'S.
-rum WHOLE OF THE ABOVE
2- GOODS are offered Cavan Onzer,
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SELLIN-C. OFF L
JORDAN'S DRUG' STORE,
SELLING OFF
JI
IMMENSE CLEARING SALE
OF _
BOOTS & SHOES.
Market Square, Goderith.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
ri
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS
JUST RECEIVED AT THE MEDICAL HALL.
Goderich, April 15th, 1873.
1365
THE EMPORIUM.
NEW SPRING HATS
AT
0
J. C. DETLOR de
NEW SPRING TWEEDS
AT
J. C. DETLOR & Co's.
20 CASES BOOTS & SHOES.
Just received at
J. C. DETLOR & Co's.
3 BALES GREYCOTTONS
Just Received at
J. C. DETLOR Co's
Special attention given to the TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
J. C. DETLOR & CO.
foderich, 3rd March, 1873. •
HURRAH FOR
MAITLANDVILLE-i
WILLIAM STAIMRY,
'HANK FUL for past favours,
A desires to inform the inhabitants of
Maitlandville and surrounding country
that he is to be found at the old stand,
ready and willing to attend to the wants
of his customers. He has on hand;
A. FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES
consisting of
TEA, SUGAR,
TOBACCO, CURRANTS,
RAISINS, SPICES &o, &c.
ALSO
Dry Goods,
Crockert-, Glassware,
FLOU.R. 4- FEED.
Having been granted a Shop License for
the sale of Liquors, he will keep
on hand a full
stock of
WHISKEY, ALE
BRANDY, RU.111,
GIN, WINE,
&c. &c. &c.
IN BOTTLE OR ON DRAUGHT.
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rm The highest market price paid
for Butter, Eggs and other produce.
Remember the stand, nearly opposite
the School House, Maitlandville.
March 4th, 1873. 1359
H. DUNLOP
Merchant Tailor,
WEST STREET,
GODERICH,
ULi AS received his SpringStcick of Goods
and is prepared as .isual to make all
kinds of Garments in the nqtst fashion-
able styles and at the lowest rates.
Gents Furnishings
of all descriptions &instantly on hand.
A CALL RESPECFULLY SOLICITED.
el- Two good Tailors wanted imme-
diately.
Goderich, 15th April, 1873.
A.TTENTION
E. PARSONS & Co.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS,
MARKET SQUARE. GODE
Have for Sale
MINK, FOX, and other traps, CROSS
CUT SAWS, MILL SAWS, WOOD
SAWS, AND BEST MAKES
• OF HANDSAWS, CHOP-
PING AXES, VARI-
OUS NI A ERS ,
eND PRICES. BOY'S AXES, HAM/
AXES AND BROADAXES. COW
TIES OF SEVERAL KINDS,
LOGGING CHAINS
OF ALL SIZES,
GLASS, PUTTY,
WROuGHT AND CUT NAILS &c.
And a large assortment of all kinds of
ELA n,row
At low prices for CASH. Opposite
MARKET HOUSE.
0.11. PARSONS & Co
Goderich. Nov. 28 1871
Sheriff's Sale of Lands.
County of Huron, Jolty virtue of a
To Wit: Writ of Fieri
Facies issued out of Her Majesty's Coun-
ty Court of the County of Nuron, and to
me directed against the Lands and Tene-
ments of Edward Pierce, Senior, at the
suit of Thomas Hawkins, I have seized
and taken in Execution all the right,
title and interest of the said Defendant
in and to Lot number Two in the
Seventh concession, E. D. Township of
Ashfield in the County of ifuron, which
Lands and Tenements I shall offer for
sale at my Office, in the Court House, in
the Town of Goderich, on Saturday the
19th day of July next, at the hour of 12
of the clock noon.
JOHN .MACDONALD,
Sheriff of Huron.
Sheriff's Office, Goderich,
15th April, 1873. 1366-3m
Sheriff's Sale of Lands.
County of Huron, } -ptY virtue of a
ro Wit: Writ- of Fieri
Facies issued out of Her Majesty's Coun-
ty Court of the County of Huron, and to
me directed against the Lands and
Tenements of James Hays at the suit of
Patrick O'Dea, I have seized and taken
in execution all the right, title, interest
and equity of redemption of the oaid
Defendant in Lots numbers twenty-nine,
thirty, forty-six, sixty-five, and sixty-
six, Hutchinson's Survey, and Lot num-
ber thirty-seven in Reedsville, all in
the Town of Goderich in the County Of
Huron, which Lands and Tenements I
shall offer ler sale at my Office in the
Court Muse, in the Town of Goderich,
on Saturday the 19th day of July next,
at the hour of 12 of the clock noon.
JOHN MACDON ALD,
Sheriff's Office, GoderiSehh,eriffi of Huron.
15th April, 1873. 1366-3m
REMOVAL.
PHILO NOBLE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
HAMILTON STREET, GODERIC.11,
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BEGS to inform his customeis and the
public generally that he haspemov-
; ed to that
PART1141L- LIST,
of goods for sale at pertain's &.'06's new
Hardware Storeooppesite the Market
NAILS, GLASTIBISTTY-, " .
ACARPENTERS.TOOLS,„
SPADES, SHOVELS, —
, SOYTHES.., !hiewpg,,
GRAIN ORADIES,
C h • MANILLA ROPE, - —
for as
'At JOHNSON*, KERR'S.
AVMS' PATENT ALARM °ASH
Drawers, the, best in _the_world—
Price only $4 50,
A & KERR'S
---- 4 • •
Let No. '17, in the Fourteenth Con- DEMENBER TIEE° Pr4IL°B".
sessione Western Division of the Town- e-'•
ship of *shield, in the County of Hu-
rint, 158 aerie, niers or Ism.
/Also, the North.east quarter of Lot
No. -12, in the Fifteenth Concession of
-the Township of &umbra, in the County
of IAsobton, 50 amen m r less.
For terns awl lourrs.of Ws Ap-
ply te the usgereigned, personally, or -
by letter, to St, Catharines -Poet Office,
13oz 448.
AWN coo,
rx
AARON READ, xecutors,
Grantham, 30th }fay, 1871 1373
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91140` JELENrr.
A TWO STORY HOUSE
neer the Morkst Squere.
Apply to.
X. iltIcINT38H.
May Slat, 1873. 1372
TILAINgliToN ST.,
Sign .of the CioSs-Cut Saw,
JOHNSON & KERR.,
Goderich. *trek llth, 1873.
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Notice
IS hereby given that Trespassers on
e the encloeed part of the Ifoitland
Flats in the Township _of Colborne,the
propertylof Suraor hioDositn., wll be
prosecuted with the utmost rmour of
the Law. And that Cattle, Horses, Pigs
orSheep, put in or breaking in, «itt be_
impounded for dosage', Crieheting
Clubs will be Allowed privilege PG detain
conditiowi but it is musk preferred by
the Proprietor, that they provide for
thetasolvee otherwise.
°aerial, June lath, 1873. 1573
ABM:P AND RUBBER PACKING,
LEATHER loons...LING, all aizes,
WHITE LEW all prices:. , -
BOILED- AliD" RAW- OM, „
BLACK OIL, •
14-0-utkogntn OIL. ,
• TERPENTINF4
'And- allokincle of
For 'Sale CheaP' •
G. H. Parsons,- &
opplisite,the 24Tkelquuse,.
C31-0T301=t,XMLX:
June, 28.187L
LIMBER of Parasolse on the
Lncicnow Rosa,,a ,bort distaxee
from Goderioh. The finder en leaving
them wit& Abraham Smith, Goderich,
or It. Campbs11,4foohant, Looknow,
will be traartisil for their trouble,1370
Kay Itth, 1873.
COMMODIOUS NEW STORE
- IN ACHESON'S BUILDINGS,
next door to Wm. Acheeon's Harnese
Shop, and nearly opposite his old stand,
where he will be prepared to offer great-
er inducements to purchasers than
He has just received a beautiful stock
of
SPRING- AND SUMMER GOODS,
English and Canadian Tweeds,
Scotch Cheviots
Gent'a Furnishings,
&c., &c., &c.
'Which he willedispose of .
• CHEAP FOR CASH.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
ihe most faihionable style and on
„ shortest notice.
'bath; AND JUDGE Pen YOURSELVIS.
dOderich 27th Mai, 1873. 1371
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Musto and
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Drawing.
14,11$5 lOWES wish"; 7to inform her
friends and the public that she is
prepared to give lessons on the Piano
forte, enc. Having been taught by first
clam masters, and for several years a
'intecessful teacher, she feels confident she
oangive satisfaction. Alto, * dais in
Drawing, Water -colors, Ise., on Wed-
nesday and. Saturday Afternoons. For
terms, apply at the residence of Mr.
G. Mi Trueman, Hamilton „ Street,
Goderich.
2/fay 190, 1873. 1370
THE Subscriber wiething to retire
from the BOOT -and SHOE Busi-
ness, -will sell his Large Stook compris-
ing seine
6000 Pairs of Boots & Shoes
AT :COST FOR CASE.
Now is the time to ,
G -et Good Bargains,
As the subscriber just means what he
says.
P. S. — All accounts must be paid
without delay.
SAMUEL PURSE,
Sign of the Boot, Market Square.
Goderich, ISM My.. 1872 1844
NEW GROCERY!
James Brackenridge
HHAVING bought out Mr.. POL-
A-A LOCK'S Stock of Groceries and
added very largely to them, is, now in a
position, in the same stand, to eell
Groceries,
Crockery, and
Provisions,
CHEAP FOR CA$14
A Large Stock of
1.15
On hand, and selling at reduced prices.
Bound to Bell 'gClieap
te;
GOOD IlAR--GAINO,
Raisin ''Sz 0 uz*E1, tits --
Everything that can usually be fitund in
a Grocery Store can be found here.
Do not fail to call and examine- goods
and prices, if you wish to saye meney.
JAS. BRACKENRIDGE,
Remember the stand, cotner of
North Street and Market Square.
Goderich, Jan. 61h, 1873. - 1351
T HE
Very' Thing- Wanted
NEW HARDWARE STORE
In G-COIDERICI-1
OPPOSITE MARKET HOUSE.
SIGN OF THE CIRCULAII SAW
TIIE SUBSCRIBERS BEG TOSAY THAT THEY
have just completed opening out an Entire New
and
COMPLETE STOCK OF
HARDWARE.
ofallkiads which will be sold at prices that defy
competition. Before mumessine elsewhere. Please
givens a call.
B.—List of Goods sold. next week.
L &PARSONS &CO
Opposite The Market HeuSe
Goderich Jun 28rd 1871i sw67-
Goderieh Harness shop
w. A. MARTIN -
'HAS pleasure in annomincing to the pine o
Town and Countv that he has purchased the
Harness business of Mr. Isaaec Halliday. -on Baal -
noon St Atter having served hisapprentiehehip with
Meseta W. & 23. Martut, G-oderich. W. A. M. has
worked for rhe last three years in tho hest Harness
Shops in Chicago, and is now prepared to make up
LIGHT AND HEAVY HARNESo,
Herao-CletnIngoand scotch collars
in first-class style and with despatch Orders prompt-
rattended to
Trunk-, Whips, Curry -Combs,
&e. &e.
N. B. Fly Sheets constantly on hand throughout
jhesuinnrer.
Goderich. June 20' 1871.
IF OUWANT
FINE. ALE
Brown Stokit,
MA.DE BY -
THOMAS
SPENCER
OF
13 R. A.1N 0 it
GO TO
D. FERGUSON'S,
HAMILTON STREET,
1369-6m GODERICH.
Seeds! Seeds!
Seed Potatoes,
• t
'
Carrot Seed, 4,
- TurnipeSeeo.
- sz;
BRUCE'S. SELECTED IAST
LOTHIAN PURPLE TOP.
This variety has been carefully selected
and improved, so as to secure a globular
shaped -root, free from the least tenden-
cy to coarseness; it is very eolid and
heavy, and the flesh good in quality; it
is particularly adapted to the richer
description of soil; and for long keeping
qualities can't be surpassed. -
Per P. °mid ,f.3.tri cents.
Also' a General Stock of
GARDEN & FLOWER
s_Emaps,
D. FERGUSON'S,
1369 Hamilton Sts, Goderieh.
LIST OF LETTERS.
RE11814IN LNG in
Anderson Edirard
IAnning F. A.
Ashton John
Bell Maury
Brownlee:a
Brinley John -
Boyle John
Boyle H. J..
Brien Willman
Carter -Peter (8)
Drummond. Alex.
Davis M. O.
Delatnier Hermida
_Doyle .S. William
Ernest John
Fletcher N. J.
Fisher Peter
IlardWilllan
Jackson D. T,
fluthews George
Matheson. Hugh
Murray Kenneth
1078
the Goderich 0, Oth. June
c •
McArthur A.
McKinnon Alex.
McDonald Angus
McDougall Christen&
McCartney Duncan
McDonald Donald
McKellar A. John
6110Cansie1. W. Mae.
MefteifKiehael
McDougall Mr.
McDonald W.
Ogg McVay ifArgaret
Olirer Alex,
Natoli Minium'
Struthers June..
WilIloason AI. A. ' .
Woodford Fred, (2)
Whit!y IL
Wiliny Sohn
' ARCM, nleetStog, net.
per den Agent* want12:d
Voters Lists
TA.4i1,.1:14,:tf z13011.
S. WILLSON,
Sewing Machine,
PIANO, ORGAN, MELODEON,
AND
I.GRICULTIIRRIBIPLENENT
QET-
Showrooms, next door to the "Signal"
Office, Goderich.
Ale Mn. MEGAN and myself are the
ONLY AGENTS
FOR THE
FLORENCE))
Sewing Machine itt Goderich and vicin-
ity. 1368.
The Hespeler
SEWING MACHINE
IS THE
PEOPLES' FAVORITE,
AA ND gives universal satisfaction, it is
..ND most simple, dirable and the
lightest running machine now made
(of the cheaper kind) and will sew ranch '
heeerier material than any other, tt is
just what the farmers have long Wanted
and is warranted its -every case and kept
in repair free of charge for one year by
the company. Take my advice andbuy
no other. &wag machines of any
other make supplied to order at regular
rates. I am also agent for all kinds of I
Agricultural Implements. Office and
show rooms at A. P. McLean's Clothing I
Store, East Street, Goderich.
J. W. WEATHERALD
1354.
SOMETHING NEW
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ES- I
tablished a branch ot his Toronto
Sewing Machine Repairing -Works,
IN 40IN'T€NL
0
where all kinds ef
Sewing Machinss*
will be repaired, altered and put in first
class running order. • •
Having had 16 years experience in
some of the largest machine mauuftic-
tones in the world he can guarantee
satisfaction.
Workshop—Next door to New Era
office Clinton.
MR, L. S. WILLSON, next to SIGNAL
office, Goderich, will reeeive machines
and take orders.
THOMAS GOBERT.
Clinton, 10th March, 1873. 1369
n The following Music-
-16- Books are recommended
IN as being the BEST of
fl their class:
EPRICE.
Tho Song Eclio, or schools . - ... -.$0 78
(1 EinkePs New llethod for Reed Or- 1 250
t / gan. Will be ready August 26,
ilPeters' Electie Pismo School./ ... 3 25
Over 330,040 copies -in use, S •
OTeters' Burrewes' Primer, 2.9
1..../, W011'ell GuitarSellool, 8 50
Festival Chirnes.forSInging Classes,1 59
141 50
Ne Plus Ultra Glee Book. With
16-1 Piano or Organ Accompaniment, 5.
jal!, Iroadtedresn:AertS colfio tioilnfoorntgh,e Voice,3 50
.3 00
I/ EViciitemhmtleysioliiinur ric(Phoeotei.rs'edition) 33 0003
Wimmerstedt's Violin School, 75
ititenT8e.rvstiotiditn'ssPelhucteolS, 75 cheat, S75
Peters' Flute schsol 75
C Peters' Parlor Companion, For
Flute, violin. and Piano, S
H Peters' Fader Companion. Fef
Flute and Plato,
, ai
Any Music will be sent, -
(,) A
pest -pd on receipt ot 1-1
LetADIspeErs,aj.ri". peudrEparsl,vee;Broaci,ay,
N
il . New -York. 8•
sTOCK.13 EXTRA ,
-MA.OHINE OIL
Ilits been in general nso for the past two years and
giving the best satisfaction, as may bo seen by tea.
timonials from many of the leading bons es in Oatatio.
It will not congeal in the coldest weather, it is
theretore suitable forth* lightest andfastest, as well
as the heaviest machines Di use.
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port SALE AT THE &emit Office, all essustitioasy, than at anythir,c etieretiu. 4.734421rtictre
'4; Goderich. free. Address . STINSON k ,
TESTIMONIAL
From thedosepn Han liachin•Vorks, ahnwa
I consider Stock's oil cheaper at $1,00 per gallon,
than olive oil at 60 cents. Yours respectfully,
• F. W. GLEN, Fresident.
ilil•1101111
For sale only by
G. H. PARSONS k CO., Hardware
Merchants, Goderich.
SOLE AGENTS,
1212.
Stoves ! StovesTl
EvaTAMES AND CONDUCTING PIPE
CISTERN Pueurn Lem) Pore, tc,I.
jk./N13 PAN cry
90 1%1"w..11.
COAL OIL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
tee Coal Ott Lamps, &c. ota Iron.
Copper, Mita, Wool pickingsand Sheep
Skins taken la exchange.
J. to J. STORY.
Or Sign of the Large Coal Oil Barre
Godeticie Aug U,1874 swI
Notieeto „Debtor,
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AcrIrlrhFisplihntaByTfpliaTtOuCeri.ill 811B
ABRAHAM SMITH.
Godczleh. fish Oct. 1171.
PIMPLES.
I .send free) recipe fer ray
VEGETABLE 1JA.L31, removing
Peimmos, BLACK WOEMS, BLQ,TCHESJ
FRECKLE; MOTHS, TAN tibia /111 D18-•
EASES or tun SKIN, leaving it clear and
with a healthy glow. Aloe sure profited
for fins growth (AMIE IOU bain heads
er SMOOUI far.436.
TINS. V. 011 A PlIAN,
17 Broadway, Now York.
P.O. BOI. 5,12t. 13714131
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