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Money is not heppinees;
Wealth taay co -exist with gout-.
Buys the physics, ne'ertheless,
Which you can't be cured without.
Money is not mutton; no,
Money is not beer or wine;
But to leek it is to owe
Grievous bills, or not to dine.
Money occupies the purse;
Happiness is la the mind,
Elsa its state is the reverse;
Wu with indigense corabined.
Happinees you purchase through
Money that you wiiely spend;
Money is the ateansunto
Happineas, ad that's the end.
Who aim keep a console's, clear,
Whe can heves mind at rut,
That of rain Hue with fear
Ever grinning at his breast?
Others' happiness your own
Would you render if you could?
'Tis tky money's aid alone
Yoe san do your species good.
Happiness hs may, below,
Find with money who abounds;
None else mu until they go
Ts the Happy Hunting Grounds.
Money when a man decries,
Tan to one his bend is due,
And that presently he tries
Out of cash toswindle you.— Punch.
ODES AIM ENDS.
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Militia Drill:
Tho following orders with reference
to,Militia Drill for theyoar 1873-74 kavo
been issued. It will be soon that Rural
Battalions may assemblo a their Bat-
talion head -quarters for eight days if
they so desire, and tents and blankets
will bo issued for their uso, but nc
rations or ration allowance will bo
granted, A small transport allowance
will also be made. This manner of
putting in the annual drill is entirely
-eptional. Tho following aro tho ordora,—
Natural slippers—Eels.
Stingy creatures—Sees.
Spirit of the press—Cider.
Seer fills many a bottle, and the bottle
many it bier.
Tho meat petite parts of a 'hip ars
the bows and the gallant yards.
A. photographer requested that his
sign, 'liken from life" should be his
spi talk.
What is tho difference between an
honest and a dishonest litundress?—The
former irons your linen ; the latter
steals it.
An Irish paper states that thcesalmon
is thee Boyne are so numerous, that
"they are shouldering each other oat
of the river."'
Axone, the "conditions of salee' by an
Irish auctioneer was the following:—
The highest bidder to be the purehaser,
unless some gentleman bids more."
Cheraisal joke from Now Orleans
Herald —"If jupiter had not married
Juno a shame weuld have existed of her
becoming tho 'Oxoyee of Mercury."
Mrs. Partiagton has been reading the
health officer's weekly reports, and
thinks "total" must bo an awfnlly malig
neat disease, since as many die of it as
all the rest pot together.
In a, country chutchysrd this epitaph
maybe see: "Mere lies the body of James
Robinson, and Ruth, his wife;" Sad.
underneath, "Their wartare is ACCONI-
plished."
A gentleman having s horse that ran
awny and broke his wife's neck, a neigh-
bor esught to buy the aniseei as a Means
of divorce. "No no," said his owner; "I
intend to marry again myself before
tong."
HARDER STILL—Beggar (to dyspeptic
old gentleman, whose temper is & trifle
irritable). "Please gill., a copper to a
poor fellow who hasn't tasted feed all
day." Dyspeptio old Gent—"All day!
What's that! Why, I haven't digested
any for a week!"
A young an says that his eweetb.eart,
who lives on East street, milled him a
"birdie." At least tliTst is what he sup-
poses she meant, although she actually
said, "Yoa big goose."
Portlaiad man was caught fishing
for treat on another man's land, the
other dey; the owner remonstrated,but
retired in silence before the majestic
auwer. "Who wants to catch your
trout? I'm only trying to drown this
worml"
In old tirnes, a essentisl part of a
bride's outfit was sand for scouring her
/Melte& implements. Now -a -days, they
don't trouble about tho sand; all that is
required from father is that he shall
come "down with tho dust."
Izzon Iona. or Tnuczs.—Biddy (to
Pat in eitarge about a difficulty) : "Never
fear, Pat! Shure y'eve got an upright
Mg* to thry yel"—Pat "Alt, Biddy',
darlin' the divel an upright jidge
want! 'Tie won* that '11 lane a little."
Ln aristocratle Fifth Avenue paps, on
being requested by a rich, vulgar young
fellow for permission to marry "ens of
his giris," gitve the rather crushing reply
"Certainty; which would you prefer,
the wsitras or the (meld"
One of the !stub cssos of "Witco of
mind Lethal' of a man in Tennessee who
used roll ef treenbaoks as i stopper in
his demijohn. If he would °nil, keep the
'Sepia*/ there, he woald probably find a
prefil ern in this ozponsive stoppage.
A clergyman, who owed his sitestion
toe, titled patron ratherthan to his &Wi-
th., in visiting his parishioners for the
purpese of eateshising them,_asked ono
stern old Presbyterlas—"Who made
Paula preacher!" "It wasna tho Mar-
quis," replied the oldnun with a grim
smile and &shake of the h'ead.
SCOT0111 772COAL1TT AND PROAPIIIITY,
-.401/t1 was thoroughly, acquainted with
this clue in his own age and country,
and the pretoots which he asoribes to
the miser in "Old Mortality,"thst s dip
candle was good enough to see to die by,
scarcely caricatured the frugal practi-
ces which have made Scotsmen pre",
perons through the world.—Saturday
Bedew.
A OOMPLIMIINT.—gictor " Well,
Thomsen and what did you think of the
bishop's sermon lut Sunday?" Tnomas
—"Sorr, oi didn't leike it a bit; it was
by fur toe plain and simple to suit me:
oi leilees a sermon whut joomblis the
joodgement and confoozles the senses,
and el never 02E0 sorest one to come up
to yerself for preashine' they."
"Yon shouldn't be glutinous, Isaac,'
said Mrs. Partingten, as, with an anxious
expression, she marked the strong eon-
yulsive effort that young gentleman was
making to bolt the last quarter of a
mince pie. "Yon shouldn't be glutinous,
dear. Yon must bre very careful, or you
will get something in your elementary
canal or sarcophagus one of these days,
that will kill you, Isaac"
Motel= Asservemen.—Lady of the
Nouse, "Well, Millicent, how do yeu
like your, new bora*, 'Roland ?" Mil-
liceents '0, immensely! But he wants a
firm hand, you know. He'd very soon
rim away with me, if I gave hira a chance;
wouldn't he, Robert?"—Robert (first
cousin of Millicent): "'Run away with
you, if yhu me him 30halleel By Goorge,
if I can judge of 'Roland's feeling by my
own, I should jut think he would?"
Tun Tower -Omen 0731eutOLB. —Sandy
Gordon, tho town-erier of Maybole, was
a character hills way. At one period
of his life ha- had been an auctioneer
and appraiher although his "lowing
dront" interfered sadly with the business,
but neither poverty nor misfortune,
milt- blunt Sandy's relieh' for a -joke.
One day going downthe street he en-
countered his son riciing on an ass.
"Weal, Jook," quoth he 'you're riding
on year blither." "Ay, faither," rejoin-
ed the son, "I diolni ken this was gine ce
yours tee." it a neighboring villageehe
had one day sold his shoes to slake his
thirst. After the tranuction ha was
discovered seated' on the, roadside gazing
on his barefoot, and soliloquising in this
strain—"Step forrit, barefit Gordon, if
it's no on you it's in you." ---Book of &of-
fish Anecdote.
Whiskytoddy'a three reasons for not
drinicing are very characteristic *1 that
gen tlernan:—"Take sore °thing to driak ?"
said his friend to him one day. "No,
thank you," replied Mr. W. "o! why
nett" inquired his friend in great ams.ze-
meat. "In the first place,',returned
Mr. Whiskytoddy, "1 ara seeretary to a
temperance society that is to meet to-
day, and. 1 must show my temperance
eharaoterr. in the mond place, this is
ther anniversary of my father's death,
and out of reaped for him I hams promis-
e& never to drink on this day. And in
the third place, I have just taken sow -
thing."
Special- Notices.
ritnnotcvAine—Eredli COCOA.—fiillATEFUT. AND
Coatrooriso,—"Ily a thmough knowledge of the
natural (awe which govern tho operations of digea-
Hon and nutrition, and by a careful application of
the fin° proportiee of well selected mesa, Mr, Epps
ham provided our break/het tables with a delicately
flavored beverage whisk may Rave us many heavy
doctors' bille."—Cieff service Gazette. Made oimplet
wilit Boiling Wateror ititik. Each packet is labelled
—"JAV.S ti Fre & CO.„ 110111C000,1110 Ch011lifits,
Lololo13„,'
MANtIFArTURE OF COCOA. --"WO WIll 110W give an
account of tho proceee adopted by Messrs James
Epps & Co., manufacturers of dietetic articlee, at
their works in the Euston Road,London,"—Cassell's
frouschold Guide. 1941.
1. Adverting to General Ordors(12)
of the 30th May, 1873, such Battalions
of Infantry or Field Batteries of Artil-
lery of the Active Militia, as many desire
to perform the Annual Drill of 16 days
for the financial year 1873-74 in eight
days' continuous drill of six hours -each
day, at their respective Battalion or Field
Battery Head Quarter*, or at such other
more convenient central place of assem-
bly adjacent thereto, as may be selected
by the commanding officer, may be per-
mitted to do so, always excepting such
companies, the Head Quarters of which
aro not within a convenient distance of
the Battalion Head Quarters, say half a
day's journey.
2. Iu such cases eight days to be spent
at tho Battalion or Field Battery Head
Quarters, during which drill for six
hours each day is to be performed, with
tho exception of tho days of concentra-
tion at and departaro from, the place of
drill, on each of these two days, drill of
throe hours only is to be exacted, the
shot period of eight days to be exel11.1i es
of any Sunday that may intervene.
3. Tents and blankets will be issued
if reqUirod, for such drill, from the
Militia Stores under usual conditions, on
appliestion by tho commanding officer
to the Deputy Adjutant General of tho
Militia District through the Brigade
Major.
4. Aa commanding officers of tho
Battalions and Field Batteries who may
obtain tents and blankets for purposes
of the drill, will bo held responsible for
their return into store in good condition
on completion of the drill, such com-
manding officers will tako stops to have
tho samo returned to them boforo the
men leave for their homes, and will
ate80118 all damages for losses, injury or
deficiencies which may have occurred,
certifying value of same upon the pay -
lists, and amount of such assessmout
will be stopped from tho pay of tho
corps. List of prices will bo found on
tho pay -list
6. Rations cannot bo supplied at the
public expense, but the non -commis
sioned officers and mon who shall have
performed the aboro duty will receifo
eight dollars each Wore leaving for:theis
homes, and tho officers wilt receive six-
teen dollars each, subject under ordor
of thq commanding officer, to stoppages
for necessary subsistence and all
damages of, or losses, injuries to, or
deficiencies in military atores which may
occur during the period of drill.
6. Each mounted officer will receive
an allowance of twelve dollars in addi-
tion, for a horse, if the same has been
actually present and used by him at
drill, on the certificate of tho command-
ing officer, and the sum of twelve dollars
will bo likewise allosvod for oach Field
Battery horse actually and necessarily
present. provided such horses were pre-
sent for the fall period of drill.
7. Transport is not to be supplied on
requisition issuocl by the Militia Depart-
ment, but an allowance in liou of trans-
port for sneh portion of tho distance
necessarily travelled over ordinary roads
at the rate of six cents per mile fer each
non-commissioned officer and man,
whole Corps or Company Head Quarters
aro distant more than three miles from
the place of encarnpmennwill be allowed,
the same rate to be allowed for the
return journey.
8. In eases where the whole or part of
the journey is by railway or water com-
munication, half the above rates will be
allowed in lieu of transport for such
portions of the journey as may be over
suchrailway or by water commenication,
and the amount of such allowance is to
be added to tho Company pay lists and
paid with the drill pay.
0. Cotnmanding Officers aro under no
oho:it:mate:tees to issue requisitions for
transport by railway or steamboat to be
mado a charge against the public.
10. Officers commanding Corps desi-
rous of performing the annual drill
under those regulations must give
timely notice to the Dopety Adjutant
General of tho District, through the
Brigade Major.
11. Tho nature of tho Drill and ex-
orcises for tho respective corps, to be as
far as possible, itt conformity with the
instructions laid down in tho Oeneral
Order (12) of tho 30th May, 1873, the
Rifle inotruotion and target practioe 'be-
ing the moat osmontial 'unifies for Iie
fantu (Jorps; this heto bo considered
tho Exerelso of paramount importance,
and tho targot practice returns must be
rondorod at the same time ne tho pay
Hot* duly matted, tol entitle corps to
Gleam pay,
12. Idegimonte of Ooralry daslraus of
drillingis 8110k, 1100 t110 previsions of
this ordor, may do so, on tho under.
stnding that no oho,rgo for transport
edit bo allowed, and that the pay for
horses will bo eanio as for Meld liattorice
of artillery.
13. Corps of Active Militia porforni-
lug the Annual Drill under provisions of
General Order k12) of tho 30th May,
1873are not to be supplied with Tonto
or Disnings, nor will they be provided
with transport at the public expense nor
bo paid any allowance therefor.
14. Such corps as turn out for drill
on lst July, (Dominion day,)under the
provisions of the foregoing No. 1
Genera1 Order, and afterwards assemble
at Battalion or Field Battery Head
Quarters for the performance of tho eight
days drill under the provisions of this
General Order. will bo permitted to
count the drill on Dominion day as ono
of the days of six hours drill provided
for in this Order.
PrIllOt Edward Island.
A GLORIOUS CELEBRATION.
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I., July 2.—
Yesterday there was generalrejoicing on
the occasion of the admission of Prince
Edward Island into the Dominion. Flags
wore displayed in all directions, on the
public buildings, and many private
houses were gaily decorated with ap-
propriate mottoes. The volunteers par-
aded in the forenoon, and salutes wore
fired from H. M. S. Spartan and the
shore batteries- At noon the flag of
Canada floated in the breeze oyer the
Provincial Buildings, and soon after
Sheriff Watson read the Queen's Proc-
lamation of Union before a large and
enthusiastic aosemblage. Governor
Robinson was then sworn in, as His
Honour the Lieut -Governor of the Pro-
vince of Prince Edward Island of the
Dominion of Canada. In the evening
the shops and public offices were illum-
inated and the citizens gave themselves
up to the enjoyment of the auspicious
occasion. Preparations are being made
to give the Go yerner-General a brilliant
reception on his arrival at Charlotte-
town.
NO RISK.
Theism's Ectettrie OW Worth TenTimes its Weirizt
is Geld. Do you krona anything of it? if net,
time yrs did.
Pain cannot stay where it is ased. It is the
cheapest Medicine ever made. Onedoee cures coin-
rilall BEES THROAT. ODE bottle has cured 213103 -
Earns. Fifty cents worth has mired an Ome
SoAxeiso Cocoa. One or two bottles Cure s bad
cases of PILES and KIDNey TRODBLINI. Si% tO eight
applications Vara ANT CASE OF EXCOZTATED NIPPLES
or INFLAIEED Bagesr. Ono bottle has cured LAKE
Bacx of eight yeare standing. 1.3an1el Plank, of
Brookfield, Tioga County, Pa., stays: "I went
thirty miles for a bottle of your Oilavhich ellected
WONDERFUL CITED of & CROOKED LIME by six applications. Another who has had AsemeLe. tor
veers, says; "I havo belief a 50 cent bottle loft.
and $100 would not buy it if I could gee no more."
Rufus Robinson, of Mende, N. Y„ writes: "One
small bottle of year ECLECTRIC OIL restored the
voile& where the person had not spoken above a
wh sper in Five Peens." Rev. J. Mallory, of Wyo
oraing, N. Y.. writes;" Your EcLocerato Our. cured
moot Bronchitis in "One Week." Dealers all over
the country say: "We have nevor sold a medicine
that has given each complete satiafaction es this."
It its eemposed of Six of the BEST OILS FIAT ARE
R2201712. Is aa goo4 to tax° as for exteraalase, and
ie believed to be immeasureably snpener to any-
thing over mode. Will faro yen much suffering
and, many dollars of expense. Is mold by oue of
Poore deeders in every place. Price 95 tents. '
e Prepared by S. N. THOMAS, Plaisore, N. Y.,Anst
NORTHROP & LYMAN, NEWCASTLE, Out. NEIC
Ageate for thii Dominion.
litrri.—Ecactrze—Seleoted and Eletteized.-31n;
oat - Bold in tiO•derieh, Y Gee Oattle, .1orties ,
Gardiner Ces., Erlyteldetee. Deationt.'Regemlle'
J. Paskani• EXotoo; J, M. Cierebe, C/latan; S. Secant
Lackner/X. Walesa,. Seaforth; and all Inosnelze
r I 0 INT f
FRAUDS -ABROAD!
▪ BEG moat _reepoetfully to caution the piralic of
• tee British berth Atnericau Provincee to bo on
their guard against purchasing spurione medicines
which aro being mid as my genuine "Holloway's
Pins and Ointment," by Certain indivithiale'of
little or no meanie, trailing (for tho last few
months only) under the style of the "New York
Chentioal Company.o Every artifice is made use
of by them for the purpose of Imposing:upon the
pnblie; and tho more effectually to deceive, they
have the effrentOry, in thekativertimments, to is-
sue the following caution "Tho I =ammo denim! for 'Hot LOW AV'S PILLS
" AND OINTMENT' In tempted unprincipled
"
parties to counterfeit these valuable Medi-
"Ilioriler to protect the public and ourselves
" wellaye Issued a new 'Trade Mark,' cooeisting
" of an Egyptian Circle of a serpent with the
"letter II in tile centre Every box of genuine
" "HoLLowel'e PiLla AND OINTMENT' Will MVO
"thhi trado mark on it. None are genuine
" without It.
"To DiteLERS eene.10TinFITLS INDRIIOS ANDMED-
" ICINER.
"We 0111 your pai Denier attention to the now
idyl° ot '110I.LowAV's PILLS; AND OINTMENT'
—none of the old style aro manufactured by
Ili( now, nor have they boon for months. We
" therefor° ettution all purchasers against ro-
e (-eking Prom any Jobboro or Dealers the old
" style of goode
" Information coneorning any such goods
" being offered will bo received with thanks
" Wu ask the favor of alt tho Information you
" can give in regard to those counterfolts.o
Now Ohs Company Ls aware that your lawn do
not permit them to copy tho premise gottine tip of
my Medieinee, hnt in order the more completely to
tilled the pubtle, they have recourse to another
!mice of ileception, vie. in dating that they doom
It neeessary, as they say, to make up the Pills and
Ointment in another form, ard that that they adopt
Arla1,1101tho a
licI'4.cI)OTO-1710IIIInn0J. "Chemical Com-
pany," there is atm a David Pringle of Now York,
who by coneummate triekery IP attempting to soli
apurione imitations of my Medicines. Doware of
him likttw Iso.
nit) unprincipled Chemleal Company lute dared
to say that I owe very largo autos oi money in tho
Ueltod State's, What tii the fact? A newspaper
agent obtained, without my knowlegde or coment,
and by colluaion with a party who hold a limited
power of attorney of mien, sin ortler to advertise my
medicines in South America for three year, tc the
extent or $10,000 in gold. Tie then sold his claim
t lawyer,whe got it referred by tho court to a friend
to his whrigase judgement against mo to the amonnt
ef el71,237;gebi.foOproilt which he said he could have
!Haat,' by it, had I not Mime steps to repudiate this
vile tranenetion the moment it came to say know
helgo. Thisilidgenient will soon bo set aside. It
eannot be eitiomeed, I am sure, that I owe a cent
to any ono that I would not immediately pay.
There le no trath whatever in the statement that,
I ever aethorized anyjilorson or personto 1/000 my
name for the snie of my l'ills mei Ointenent,all hough
grosf iramig havn been practised neve me by un -
print -epee' men in this way,
wonbi ask, asz a favor, 11101 should it come tn
the keowle•lee of any perom that spnrione 0)011-
ines are being 111 ale 3111 Sold in my name, that he
to pleased to semi me the zinnia and rolilress of the
vendor who is selling the •aine, that I may-, tor the
lir. *1(1: It of the'plitlic inetitate:proceolings against
him, nn•I I emetge to 'enumerate handsomely my in.
torment witbolit, diveleing hisnaint .
Should any person have reason to believe that he
h•14 lwen deceived by Inlyittg spurious imItations of
theso%Mcdicincs, ho will oblige in 1.y sending to
the fairest. at foot (whieli lo 011 (In at aptat of six
cents in postage), 1)) tI tho books of ined ructions
w 111 are allixca to Om same,
My Medicine"; can Ito stippliel nit elm lowest
wholesale not prices in quantinee of not Is then
e2.0 worth .54s. perdozen hoses of
Pills or No, of Ointment, for whieli ronfttanees
nnijstl'Atit10 ill ielvaliee. These Malicines tiro not.
Fold in the United States.
Rteli Pot and. 1) 'c of Inv Onntnn Medicines
boars the -British Gevernment Stainp, with the
words "Iloilo way'e Pills and Ointment, Lou-
don,"
(Signet!)
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
5133, nr fora Sitcri, ir. C.,
Len•ion 0. !o)kr 3, 13.31'). 1347.
l'AR. WIT EFIT,ER'S COMPOUND ELIXIR OF
PlIOSPIIATEO AND CALISAYA.
I'llE800TT, JUNE 20, 1172.
"My wife for a number of years has been suffer.
ing, from A Blunt and Biseases of the floart. Her
breathing was Allort anti quick. at times causing
great distress atol appreh elision of impending
eoatlieinkt sho was greatly prostrated with general
debility. At net:jilt she Wail eonetantly subject tc
attacke °tercet difficulty of breathing, the surface
nf the body becoming told and she was apparently
lifelees, being reetored only by great exertion on
tho part of attendants. She began taking your
'meliorate about a yearago, and sho has not had an
attack since, and iv in the enjoyment of very cora-
fortable health. I have great reason to be thank -
(al far her r xtroorainary improvement.
W. AllmSTEoNo,
LandingWaiter."
SUBSCRIBE
DR. J.BELL SIMPSON'S
Speeilic and Tonic Pills.
T"E firm eT EINGLIOR REMEDY FOR NERV-
ou noinlity, Spermatorrhea Nocturnal Emis-
sion of the tionerative Organs, Palpitation of the
Heart. Tremblings, Sleepleeenese, the effect of
sver•indnIgenee in alcoholic stimulants and tobac-
co, Oc. Dr. J. DELL SIMPSON'S Pills are tis -
only effectual ones for the above diseasee, and aro
never kuown to fall. They have already Med
hundreds in this ootratry. Robert Arthur, machin.
lot, Hamilton, testifies to hie recovery by their use.
Safe, cejtain and rapid in aetton, a shirt trial will
prove their efficacy. No flutterer need deenair of
being retieveil from the frightful offeets of Sour.
ARI'PE, The Spoilt° Pills aro sold by Druggists st
roe a box, aria the Tonle Nile at 00u, a box, or
they wIlt bo sent hy mail, Postsge pro-naiO, otol
'wear* wrnopoll from observation, on receipt of
51.50 for tlie Speolaie and 60e, for tho Tonle Pills
by
J. DMZ SIMP8ON & CO.,
'Drawer 011'. 0, Hamilton.
Nold l'y nil Wholesale And Retail Druggiste.
Pamphlets sent post-free on application. '
1343337...1./C:0177VINIF
10011POUND
SYRUP OF IIIPOPIIOSPVITS1
The pont 01'r/frosting disarm MOW/4 by this
preparation Is honorable aoktiOlviedged by tile
uiottirtal kottIty 19 every within where it has been
avid -need 1 stliblttifl rapilly Increasing solo is tho
host guaranis', of tho esti nation In which 11 is held
tho ;Odle,
" The Myrna will Oilf0 Pulmonary consiimption In
the first otel 'mooed atoms j will giro great roller
/Ind prolong life in the third, It will cum Asthma,
tiroiwitins, Laryngitis. OMAN and Colds, It will
curs ell diseases originating from Wfint of Alurenlar
110t10Il (UM solvent. Pones meets 110 EllTriftefrentOr
the, HttIonn, Dyspoptiliti Peehleand Irregular
/teflon of the iloart,T imeal and Mem! Plifaly1410,
Aphonla or Loss of Meet It will earn Leticerrhoea.
Chlorosis. Anaemia, and restores the blood to purity
anti health
Sold By Apothecaries. -
Price. 81.30 ; 8Ix for $7,31).
AMER I. :FELLOWS, ',CHEMIST
141'. sows, N. B.
Ooderiel Sept. 4th 1871.
TliE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
Job Moses' Periodical Pills
'VMS INVALUABLE MEDICINE IS UNFAILING
IR the cure of ail those painful' end dangerous
diseases to Which tOe female coustitntton is subject.
It moderates all exoess and removes all obstructions
and a speedy cure Ona" be relied on,
TO MARRIED LAMER .
te pecultarty suited. It will, tn ahor1 time, tiring
on the monthly period with regularity.
hese Pills shroud net be taken by Penutlek during the
FIRST THREE hf ONTHS of Pregnaney,as they are
sure to bring en ilfisearriagt„but at any othertime they
are safe.
in all Cases of !garcons and Spinal Affeetierie,Pain 10
the Backend !Amite, FeLique or shehtexertion,Paini-
ration of the heart,IlystFries, and Whites. these ries
win effect a mire wham all other means,have
and although a powerful remedy, donotcontam iron,
calomel, antimony, or anything lontfulto the consti.
tion.
Falldireetiene in the pamphlet aroundeach package
which ghee id be carefully preserved.
sort MOsilS, NEW YORK, SOLE PRODRIETOR.
1.00 and 12i eenta for postage, enclosed to Northrop
& Lyman, Newcastle, Ont.; general agents for the
Dominien,will insure a bottle containinweves 50r ills
by return man.
NORTHRUP k LYMAN
Newcastle, G. W.,genera
agents (er Canaria
r3/' Sold in Godemeh by Parker At. Cattleand
F. Jordan; Gaidiner or Co., Bayhild ;Jas.
lienthum, itogoivi le; J Pickard,Eieter J. H.
Combe, Minton, kieSecord,Locknow;E. Hick;
son &Worth. and al: Med/clam 1)ealers.
CANADIAN PAIN DESTROY -
AS A FAMILY MEDICINE, IT IS
well and favorably known, relieving
thousands from pain in the
Side, Back and Head, Coughs, Colds,
Bore Throat, Sprains, Bruises,
Cramps in, the Stomach, Cholera
' Morbus, Dysentery, Bowel
Complaints, Burns,
Scalds, Frost
Bites,
&C.
The Canadian Pain Destroyer has now been be-
fore the public for a length of time, and wherever
need is well liked, never failing in a single instance
to give -permanent relief when timely used, and we
have never known a singles dissatiskotion, where the
directions have been properly followed, but on the
contrary, all am delighted with its operations, end
speak in the highest terms of its virtues and magi-
cal effect.
We speak trona experience In the matter, having
tested it thoroughly •, andtherefore those who are
offering from any of the complaint, for which It is
recornrnended,maydepend upon it being a Sovereign
Remedy.
The astonishing efficacy of the Canadian Pain De-
stroyer in curing the diseases for which it isreeem-
mended and its wonderful effects in subduing the
torturous pains of Rheumatism, and in relieving
Nervous Affeetions entitle itto high rank in the list
ef Remedies. Orders are comieg in frum Medioino
Dealers in all parts of the countro ter farther sup-
plies, and each testifying as eo the =worse] ratio -
faction it gives.
The Canadian Pain Destroyer never fella to give
immediate relief. All Medicine Dealers keep it as
Phyeicians order and nse it sad le family will bo
without it after trying it.
Prim enlv Twent•Mive Canis per bottle.
pre'Solel in Goderieh, by Gee. Cattle,
F. Jordan;
Gardiner ds CO. Bayfield;
Jae. Erinthune, Regetville; J. Piskard,
.Nxister; H.' Combo., Clinton; S. Seurd,
Lucknow;E. Hiokson, Beaforth and all
11141r-liciA0 dealer.
• GodoriehiDoe. 20, 187/. -
•
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FOR TIIE
Huron Signal,
E
OLDEST, LARGEST AND BEST
NEWSPAPER
PUBL ISHED
IN THE
COUNTY OF HURON.
Only $1,50 Per Annum in Advance.
ADVERTISE
IN TIIE
HURON SIGNAL
IF YOU WISH YOUR ANNOUNCEMENTS
TO-' REACH THE
LARGEST NUMBER
—0 F
r,ADERS.
NEW BOOKS,
Wall 1?Paper,
&Co &C.
WHOLIESALE&RETAIL
AT BUTLEV_S
Advertising Rates Liberal.
GO TO THE
FORIYOUR
dlo.
BeautifulAssortment
OF
JEWELLERY OFALL KINDS
JUST RECEIVED,
and to be sold /
1-1EA1? AT 130/ .LEtt'S
rishing Tac les,
OF , ALL KINDS. CONS1STIN OF REELS;
BOSIS.ETS;
BAITS
HOOKS
Job Printing,
"e-- 0 -'----
Alt kinds of Work from the
LargestPostertothe Smallest Card
end
LINES
o f
nuerioi ki
AND
SELLINC AT COST
AT BUTLER'S.
o elerice, 1.0th Aug., 1170, sw101
DANIEL GORDON,
CABINET MAKE 11,
UPHOLSTERER,
inaciertau.or,- et3o.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE FOL-
LOWING INSTRUMENTS.
Organs and Melodeons'R. S. Wil-
liams, Toronto; Peloubet, Pelton & Co.
New York. --
3PIC)S
UNION CO.'S, _Now York.
.‘
GABLER
BARMORE
DUNHAM
WEBER
CHICKER1NG
MILLER
VOSE'S
11
CI
CC 40
Botton,
I I (0
Oen furnish almost all Canadian and
American Maker's Instruments onterms
to suit purchasers for cash or on time at
less than Manufactureee pries.
Goderieli, Fob. 27, 1873.
TRE IItJELWATCH
Isniad 3 in all biiZQB Suitable
for Ladies raid Gent'', both
in gold Rod i1tr. Illt tho
neeenipanyiul,-; cut repro -
scuts in proper proportions
THE $25 RUSSELL HUNTINC
LEVER WATCH,
In sterling silver case and
gold pellets, Tull jewelled,
warranted for five years—
together with a gold-plated
Albert chain—which will
be sent to any part of Can-
ada on receipt of P.'2.5,or
C. 0. D., per ex7res0
W. E. CORNELL,
Watch Importer,
83 ICIng Street East, -
TORONTO, ONT.
CAUTION.
BUY (ONLY THE
Genuine FairbanksScales.
MANUFM,TI. ntD isy
E. ez T. Fairbanks &Co.
Standard Scales.
MTCO1C SOALES, Cieil, fJiI,1h4, HAY
8OMA:1'1,0.111W 8flAla1ol,(JoUNTOltlit'AI,101,
&c,, &to
Scalca repaired promptly ate' romoneldy
For stale, also, Vcaittin,or'a Call'uo Mid
Drito Aril! i, Composition Bolls, all 'liege
Lotter Pressen, &to, ko,
THEMOr•IT PERFECT
HAW GASH DRAI
11111114114.4 '1'11..1, 10.'4,
EVERY
MERCHANT
situ um,
Um) Thom,
Hobo '
NM/Oa
Wariontol,'
FAIRDANKS1 SCALE WAREHOUSES
Fairbanks & Co.,
03 Main St., ilufrale, N. ye
4o3 Paul lit met, Mont ten1,
815 1.1ml wiiy, A Ibney. N, Y.
all Womanly, NOW Yot In.
FAIRBANKS, BROWN &Co.,
'2 MiJk St,, Dost,n,
For sale by Loading Hardware Dealors.
1360-2m
THE GREAT REMEDY OR
CONSUMPTION
which can be 'cured by. a
timely resort to this stand -
EXECUTED WITH f ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietor. It ia acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in-
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
and is_pffered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
of over forty years. , When
resorted to in season it sel-
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in tho most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Croup, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, -,Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore-
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
Orders by mailpunetually attended to. at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but, it
J. J. BELI4, loosen's and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removhig the cause of
the complaint.
Neatness:and Despatch.
ja-Partioularattentionpaid to Town-
ship Printing.,
•
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
pREPAWSD EY •
V01714 80111,3, 1,4';silin, 1111110,,
bod lymarackt Klil-D@ttler8 generally.
ERIC McICAY,
abinet aker
11. GARDINER & CO.,
Upholsterer, &c.
J3EUS cave to return thanks to tho inhabitants 01
Croderich and eurroanding country, for their
liberal patronage during the last twO ottani he has
00CI1 in businese. He is now prepared to furulsh all
articles in his line. each as
.1\1" I T. TT
OE ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
PILLOWS
BOLSTERS
MATTRASSES, dze
Cheap for Cash,
•
AND ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
, PI CT U RE •P FLAMES kept on hand and made to
order. Having on hand an assortment of
COFFIN TRIMMINGS,
I am prcpar (1 to maim coffins on the shortest
notice, mei In voit,Itiot funerals an the most reason-
able tern's. 534 Ili:member the old stand,
S T S TR RE T
oppoAil0 thn Bank of Mind reel.
ceskiich. 12.72. ly
ExtensiveNewPremises
AND
Splendid New Stock.
ca.74 1-7
GENERAL DEALERS IN
*lti ViTAIRM
PAINTS,
OILS,
&c.
C.Barry& Bro.
Pabinet Makers, Undertakers & Wood
Turners, .
1--3CA.MTX.OrCatiNT
Have removed across tho street to the store next
door to W. Achesou'e Harness Shop, where will be
found
A GOOD ASSORTMENT!
of kitchen. Bedroom, Draingromn, and Par or Ftt
niture, such as
TABLES,
CHA I rts hairrano and womi ecateil)
. GUPOoARDS
Br. ['STEADS.
WASH STAIXBS1
IVIATTIIESSE.S
LOUNIES.
SOFAS.
WHATNOTS. LOOKINC GLASSES
GILT FRAMING.
eor0. D O 13 aro prereiree to sell everything in
their lino
Cheap for Cash.
N. 13 A eomplete assortment ofCoffins nnd Shrouds
always onhand and a Hearse to hire ; al on reason-
able terms,
A CALL SOLICITED.
Go'lericii, 15 Aug 11170
"A Large Soul In a Small Body."
'0 (5a.,,.n,5.. 4' " '
, . .''t'. • ,
Tho abovo cut represents (Mr
4170 Organs.,
Mum', thanking our formor floats and
ell eti 0001,5 for their liberal patronage
atol onifidetico for tho pant you fluid
s111101 wo hope to rotaito 1 wo would
roepoetfillly call their attention to our
stylo No, 01, Thie O1lO1141 being a 0 oc-
tavo, Doublo Reed [0 Scale) is a very de-
sirable instrument for advanced player*,
Pianiets pr parties Odticating thenuielves
for tho plauoforto: end as a yarlor In-
struntent, it inooto every requirement.—
Our No. 30 istho mune as 61, but differ-
ent style, and more expensive. Our
No. 32 is pronottheed by all who have
seen it to bo the fl nest Instritinent in the
world for the price; tide organ hao two
complete sotto same as No 30. with two
additional half flats, viz, Hautborand
Vox Celeste, making four setts from
middle C up and also 111 octaves of Bass
Prefundo. We aro the first and only
parties who make this lino OUnstru-
mente, and the .piiiversa,1 satisfaction
thcyliave givenoind the immense sale
of these Organs, show that they are ap-
preciated and encourages us to make
them a speciality. -
Applications for agencies, where we
have no agents, at ail times confidential-
ly solicited. •
For Illustrated Catalogues Address:
!TARDY JO, CO.,
nelpb'(nt.
1333 ly.
July 1st, 1372.
172) ( I
AS IJ VAIL:
COMPLETE SUCCESS T.
Ten First Prizes
At Two Exhibitions I
W. BELL
GUELPH,
Received Every
FOR
& CO .
ONT.
First Prize
Crgans & Melodeons
At the Provincial Exhibition; Hamilton, and
Central Exhibition, GuelplegOo
This grand success, in addttfon to last year's re-
cord of a
Silver Medal.,
3 Diplomas,
and 12 First Prizes,
Prove that our Instruments in the opinion of com-
petent judges are incomparably superior to all
others.
Sole Pro_prieturs and Menufacturers of the
' ORGANETTE,
Containing Serilmer's Pateivi Qualifying Tubes,
acknowledged by allis be tliegreatestimproventent
yet introduced. ntrir superiority is esenceded by
other makers trent the feet that at Guelph they
withdrew from oompotition, thus acknowledging
their inability to colepete with them.
Every hastrument fuily warranted for five years.
Fend fur este:erne containirg fifty afferent ityles
of instruments.
W. BELL* CO.
Guelph, Oct. 15. 1S72. 1340,
1-;1 CY."' I 3 -lc .1
—:o:—
PARTIES INDEBTED TO THE
°II Signal Office for work done previous
to the 2let Dec. last, are required to.pay
nu T ONCU to the otuderaigsed. •
4Bit A HAALSMITP.,
-Goderith, Fein 5, '72, ow983w3tf
1,10101.1040011110IVAIMWA44154 •
c)F1 mrxivros
GLASS
PUTTY
&c,
IIA:VE ECEIVEID aa -ns momm
Silk Velvets, 24 and 30 inch.
Silk Reims and Poplins,
Twilled Flannels, White and Scarlet,
Nubias, White, Scarlet and Black,
Co:oured Turouoise, different shades,
Sash Ribbons Cord and Watered,
White Brussels, Net Muslin Lace,
Green Hid Gloves.
Canada Yarns and Hose,
Also—Felt Overshoes &
•
Goderieh, 9th Dec., 1872
Fresh Fruits.
1347
COAL OIL * AD COAL OIL LAMPS.
At H. GARDINER & CO/Si
GODERICH FOUNDRY.
-
s toeii.c.4
1, 7:1 ij '
'
di
adages... 11111ill
INST&Am NG1NE..WOR KS4
THE undersigned having sold the Limon Foundry property and
Stock to the" Goderich Foundry and Manufacturing Company,"
begs to thank the public for their liberal support for the past nineteen
years'and trusts that they will continue to send their orders to the
.New Company.
• R. RUNCIMAN.
Goderich, 10th June, 1872, •
for Zak or Zo- ttt.
1111001•0•11P
FARM FOR SAL -E..
nEING LOT NO. 10, ON THE 2ND
.1" Concession, in theTownship of G.
crich, on the Bayfield Road, two and *
half miles from tho Town of Goderich, --
containing 80 acres, 75 cleared an
under good eultiyation, well watered
with a never failing spring Creek run-
ning through the Lot, a large_ bearing
Orchard of choice grafted Fruit, a good
largo hewed Log House a Frame Barn
54%32, stabling and driving shed with A
large hay loft 52x27, with other out
buildinus and a good pump at the bare
yard. This property will be sold Cheap
for Cash or on terms to suit purchasers
ALSO
Lot No. 1170, situated on the North
side of East St., in the Town of God-
erich, near the Railroad Station, con-
taining one quarter af an acre of land
with a good Frame House and Frame
Stable and a few frnit trees and geed
- well. This property will be sold Cheap
for Cash. Apply to
• G. M. TRUEll,IAN,
Goderich.
Or to C. SHANNON,
tee the promisee,
Goderieh, 25th Jan. 1873. 1354
Referring to the above Notice, the GODERICH FOUNDRY AND MANU-
FACTURING COMPANY beg to inform tho public that they are prepared
to contract for
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
FLOUR, GRIST 4" SAW MILLS, SAWING MACHINES, 4"c.
On Eland
)N AND WOODEN PLOUGHS, with steel boards,
GANG PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS,
STRAW CUTTERS, 4.c.,
SUGAR AND POTASH KETTLES, GRATE BARS,
WAGGON BOXES, ohl
COOKING, PARLOR 4 BOX STOVES of variono kinds.
ALT PAINS Made to Corder,
26 10 -
Iron and Brass Castings. and Blacksmith Work.
BOILERS AND sma PANS REPAIRED on short' notico•
Twenty to thirtyliorse-power Tubular Boilers
Gehorally on hand for Salo.
All Orders addreiscd to the Company or Secretary will re-
ceive prompt attention.
ROBERT UUNCINAN, HORACE HOUTON,
Gonorol Manager, Proftident,
°HOME NIEDERGALL, ABOIIIDALD HODGE,
Manager Agricultural Department, Secretary and Treasurer,
Oodericb, Ont., 10th Juno, 1872. 1.025
A Nice Variety of Plated Ware.
LANDS for SALE
AT BAYFIELD.
..1=1=•=••••••
LOTS NO'S. 71 72 BAYFIELD ..,TiNCESSION
Township of Goderich, comprising 140 acres of
the lees quality of land, within about 2 miles of the
Market place of tho Town of Daylleid. Them le a
elearanco of 20 acres which could readily bo prepar-
ed tor crop. The remainder of the land is closely
covered with the best of beech and maple timber of
splendid growth, an excellent read paseca on two
. side. et tho property. whieli i situated in Mold
' and well settled neighbourhood.
• A.LifiCe.—Lot 14, Range A Township Stanley,
! containingev
20 acres of 'il resttimber lerd
which would produce a large oUa34tty of firewood,to
the acre The lot runs to the R»p4Jlayfiehl with a
considerable water fall which bs ma& avall
ablo for milling OT nanntactttjtg1t1 purpooes.
• For terms apply to, JA D. ALLEN.'
Guciph.
or W. W CONNOR, Esq. Hayfield.
Guelph, Ang.15th, 1870 w30
Farm For Sale.
IN the Township of Colborn o, in the County o
Huron. North part of Muck E. Comprising
100 acres 60 leared and under good fence, and
50 earns good Hard Wood limber. Two sprint,
Creeks, Soil first quality, good Log House end
Frame Barn and small bearing Orchard, witbin1a
mile of -Steam Saw and Gnat OHIO and .within
tittles of tho Couuty Towu Goderlela Tetuesnoidee
rate. Apply to
JOHN EDWARDS
On tbe premiere%
Gaderich Nov, 20, 871. 0 m.'
— —
FARM FOR SALE.
IOT 20, Gth Con. Gieleriell Township, 80'neree of
JJ Land 70 acme eleto.,1 good Bonding, le neres
of Fall Wheat, Oi oill0p from the Town ot Guinea',
Apply to 0. M. TR VIM AN OoderIch, or on, the
protases fa
DAVID COX.
(Wench, 0ce.18(11.1 171.
_
FOR SALE.
I OT 0, Con. 4, E. D., "UMW, eon -
°4 taining 200 acres excellent lands
covered with Maple and dkocii, 10 Miles
from Goderieh, ivith a never failing trout
stream running through the centre of the
land, there is about 15 acres of cleared
land on the front 01 1110 lot.
A poly to
THOS: WEATHERALD,
Engineer and Surveyor.
Goderielo .Tan,2nd, 1872.
Valuable Property For gale.
T ()TS NUMBER 858 AND 581 IN THE TOWN OF
Goderich. On Lot 881 is 1ittatet1 asmall Erick
Cottage and a largo frame dwelling Bousetwesterlos
Writ, and on Lot 558 there is nlareretwo storey frame
ware•house whIcheouldbe converted intro first .dass
Hotel lit little mistily(' a1,oa frame Barn.
The Lots will be soul tither together or separate
to +cult pareliasenn
Tones made known on application to
Wm. ARTHIM
on the rrernises, or to
blotters DAV1OON & JOHNSTON
Goderieh Jeily, 1e71 itwO3t
VICTORIA
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HYPOrHOSPOITES
TFe only'ltyrtip 'prepared from Dst Churchill's
Formula, and certifiedto be Chemically pure.
For the prevention and cure of
PULMONARY CODT1SU3CPTION
Alio for the erre of
Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Asthma, Loss
of Appetite, General Debility, Ito.
CERTIFICATE AY To aviary AND Ity'vscAcY.
Laboratory, nuiversity Osiitge,
Toronto, Dee, 4, 1572.
TO tile Victoria Chemical Co.,
bientleiren.-1 have (=Joined 1110 articles nm•
pleyed in the %%mode Cheinleal Works, MUM pre.
privation el tho Vlotorio Myrna of Ilypopherphitcm.
The lowing Ilypoplionplilies nee ors thautftally
Fur"' tuId tho Myron 111 oleo quite Ate Awn any Im•
lawny, yew- emit) of firimpliosphitte will 1111-
doubtedly prove a eery valuable bisnicluo.
HENRY 11. 011017,
Professor of (111e10ietry.13,
Price PI per Bottle, Sold by an Dreasta,
VICTO-RIA
comp() LIND VIA711/11=114.01' Or
A &TOO &intik firr oft Amara of the Bladder
and Wilmer 1 Drape/rid Nrcellingit eon:Paiute furl.
di alai to Penollee and all Discaera of An efleary
Organ/ In tither Sct,
Wry It once for tiny of the above ft/Norden, end
. you will be fully cottvineed of its tiweinlitent
Winer. • •
Price 81 per Dottie. bold by all Druggists.
HARDWARE of all kinds in endless variety, and at the Lowest Rates
At H. GARDINER & CO'S.,
NORTH SIDE OF THE SQUARE, GODERICH.
JOB PREVTING
Neatly, cheaply and expeditiously executed at the olice ot the
la U. it- CO l'ST SIGNAL..
CARDS,
BILL BEADS,
NOTES,
RECEIPTS,
PROGRAMMES,
POSTERS,
NOTICES OF APPOINTMENT,
OATHS OF Q UALIFICA TION,
PATHMASTERS LISTS,
VOTERS LISTS,
CIRCULARS,
JURY LISTS,
HEADINGS
DEEDS,
at the lowest
Are., Are.,
Printed in the' best style and
Rates.
••••••=•••••••••
GODERICH WOOLEN FACTORY.
s..41..14401N 1E372.
TBE SUBSCRIBERS, WHILE RETHRNING THANES FOR PAST PATRONAGE, BEG itEst.'
STATE that during the peat winter, -they have
Added largely to their Danufacturinmachin,es.
And all having been entirely refitted,
Are now Prepared to Execute Orders
In Tweeds, Full Cloth, Patinetts, Flannels, Winoeys,Blankets, Horse Covers, Stocking Yarns, &e., &c
w GREATER DESPATCH, OF MORE DURABILITY,
and Neater in Pattern Than Formerly.
They would also call art:kneel attention to
CUSTOM SPINNING, ROLL ClitDiNG, CLOTH DRESSING &c
For'whichthoir inachiftere•is specially itlepted.Parties comingfrom'a distance -with wool to get carded, bY
leavingthe same with Me. D. Fergeuson,Iterehant,Goderich,can rely an getting their rolls home with them
the sarneday Thosowletting to oxelaanotheir woe' fir goods will tied it is their laterest to give the
abisiibsrs
11. Th.—Prices Low. Fut-class work guaranteed.
JOHN iNGLIS & SON.
✓ ICTORIA
ELECTRIC
LINIMENT.
" The Ring of all Liniments."
For Rheumatism, GORE, Neuralgia, Lumbago,
Seiatira, Wandering Paiste, alllfiiui 00 the Limbs
or .101.7122, Sprains, Bruises, Numbness, Strraintis,
Headache, Earache, Tbothaehe, dt.
Buy it! Try it! Prove it!
Price 50 Cents per Ilottle. Sold by all Druggists
cAiiTJERsIAtvE.
" WORTH ITS WETGHT IN GOLD."
A Sptrifie for Cuts, lf minds. "Bruises, rItst2IS.
Scalds. Boils. Pilot, Pimplse, tkr., and Chronic Disco,
pcs of Ott Likilt of every description.
Price 25 Cis. per Bottle. Solo by all Druggists.
VICTORIA
CABBOLATED
GLYCERINE JELLY.
"EMINENTLY TEE LADIES' FAVORITE."
Fair Beautifying the 'Complexion,tand for rcroo0ir2g
TantSitulturfi, Freckles, Pimples, ite., also for Cheep -
pal elands, Chilblains, Frost Bites, anti Sore Lips.
Price 25 Cent, pm Bottle, Pold by all Druggiste.
✓ ICTORIA
TOILET SOA -PL
"CELEBRATED FOR THEIR rsonoonot PURI-
TY AND EXCELLENCE OF QUALITY."
VICTORIA CARBOLIC SOAP.
VICTORM SULPHUR SOAP.
VICTORIA GLYCERINE, HONEY, ROSE A D
WINDSOR,
tz4:1 by all Druggists. 1356
WHY ARE
Lazarus Morris & Co's
3:New°GeTriket
Goderivh, 23rd Nov-
s.a:b1:13.0AOvileRTrelleo
LITC741 BRIG HA el Yers:01131;i:egEVeRGuittei0e N:ain:JT:thLe;
for a pair of their superior new petterr
Goderich, within the next thirty days,
will receive an order from le M. 46 C°'
GoderichaFele. 5, '72 eive83w3
1?4con,
Dominion Telegraph Iustitute,-To"lat°'
Will be sold at a reduction tey'llYclu''
A T the SIGNAL Office, a partial scholar -
winter in learning- telegraphig, osna
•`-'"" skip fora course of instrustion in the
desirous of spending a patio* ef -the
sponsible position.
fitting themselves for o 'al" re-
.
11