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THE SIGNAL : GODERIOH. ONT.. THURSDAY APR. 8 1897.
Bicycle Livery
and Sale Depot
On or before the I3Ih April we will open out
is the stare le West et knows M the old poet
orae ose of the mast liveries sof ..l rooms
o.taiden the cities Parties wields* to rest
Wheels w111 Imre courteous treatment and of
nationand will gad oar Mans right.
Our stook will be New and Up -to date. and
.ar thongs Maly sod .0134.
We .re the omen semis foe the E Ik 1) sol
.car roadster and several other hla►-lrre•'-
Whe.M. We will nuke it worth your wr...a
to deal with we
A prsotdo.lrepairer wilt be pat la charge.
sad all work •tended toes p.mpOr M de
,deed.
GEO. F. EMERSON
the �itgwtl,
la ruDA
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Promote the pecuniary benefit of hay Iodi-
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possible.
Publisher • Mire.
J. C. Le Toursel, of Oodench, has been ap
poictod Local navelling truant for the town
ships of Ooterich. Colborne, Asbtsld and W
wano.h.
Loral poet mestere over the district are also
sneposered to renk ve subscriptions to Tan
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YUDKRWB. THURSDAY. APRIL & ItOG.
THEY HAVE HAD THEIR DAY
'p11ERE is a revolt lit the ranks
at Dominica ('oneervative members
wbo hail from Outline against their erst-
while leaders-•1,ms HA....A,.: and Wm TIM
fir.n nmol. Mo.r.tarr-and at • recast
caucus some of the members were no slow
to put their opinions on record against both
of the alleoed atatedmen.
This will be of interest to many •eeidente
of West Huron, particularly in the case of
Dr. 11.03TA... t., who mounted the postt:on
of leader of the Comer votive cohorts an the
bye -election wbioh took place in this riding
is the early part of 18512 Hon. .1 i il 9-
CoLmRoo•t PATTER••oN, now Lieut liovr•
tear of Manitoba, then secretary of State
tor Canada, was the Conservative candidate
sad M. C. ('A11 Eft' •N was the ataadard
bearer of the Liberal party.
it woe the year atter the general
election, nod • !ace crop of bye elections
had been sown during the preceding %ear.
The t:overnment had adopted • plea where-
by no two elections were brought on simul
saneonly. The public treasury was thrown
wide open in the shape of fat cootraote, and
Government pleegee nt every oonceivable
character were niade : the supply of money
retewe,t from the beueti:iries of the N. P.
for the debeach:ng of the constituencies
was unlimited : an organized aggregation of
bribers and bundlers of all grades and coa-
ditioss moved from constituency to con-
. titueocy, bearing down •11 oppo.ition ; and
contest after contest resulted in favor of the
big battalion and hoodle equipment.
The strongest fight put up against tins
political Noisome was made in West
Huron, where, without any outride wits.
o nce, the loe.l L:ber.ls and their chief test•
ed to the fullest extent the powers of the
invading mercenaries. The uneven contest
Was bercely 1"oght, and n•.: until the re-
turns were in from the list polling sub 4141•
ens wee the result known to he In favor ot
the Comer%at,ve party.
Tb. le•diaw ►puri' of •he evading force
elm that °cosmos wee M••vt t 1 plain
"Use ' M• +tt..• , he was at that
t30 end be acted es -hold of staff
mil 'Oberst adviser to ooadldat. PATTrn-
9011. •' 11 e will wits. mid he, " by hon
diude, for I have en unfailing r.cip. for
.arryi.g bye elections. And the Iooal
Gossett ttivy thoarht then. was no one
like )4o•'1 . r, and the pad heelers eba.t-
d hie penes for anti wide Tee mooing
•bat attended the e.rrytng of the by. -•14.
Moss wee claimed to b- the work of tenors.
ate and it was not long h.lore he setd ed
(ter std received • portfol,n u his reward.
That wee the uodmer of tate mea. lb
was anon discovered that h. posaieesd se
q.ahbo.' -u for • c ahin.t pndti.s, A. •
header of heelers, and • loud skeeter es •
pl•tfera he feed bees • sareeaa, but the
asap Nem • hltswt politieiae to a seatemman
wine Ma that the voluble donor found te be
hgend his pewee to seettampab. Re had
Oe Ip like a res4M sad he dropped like •
NM ht the a.Mnt•tioa of els party It
• tt#m aol I. babes he was *keened with
i' sst•Iglrlaj aa�t ►l• esHeea..., sd,
•''k lob* 1111111111111 418 Chid b4steedf trent
the getaway *tures, he get M lemmrbeads
with the redeeldeble ('L*aa• W
who d.abiod hint up as artily sad as neatly
• e • laok-kaife *cold be olesed.
Thew cants the '• meet et traitors " Ilpi-
. odo, whereas be sad W associate HA.:up$T
participated, sad after that claim the and-
hllallo0 of the smuresis gross C..•ervatln
party. HAU..A$T bed bees the lead., i.
Ontario Feat sad kiwi rat. vs had . ?saye.ed
to bees the West, sad each being .sort is
obaracter and ability, and leag oe tM
Malodorous proclivities of abs machos. polt-
Ywan, the aria, u this Province come all
the mors quickly to the 1'ooesrvative party.
11ooe Jose 23, the bombast sod .wagger,
which were aforetJme the prevatltag features
to this brans of worthies, have been suc-
ceeded by • coweredk desertion of those
who had in previous years looked to them
ee leaders. They kept out of the bye -.iso -
time, and lent no wtstamoe to the party
which had done so muuh for team:and their
action disgusted not osly the rank and 61e,
but the parliameetsry r.preeestetives on
the Cowrvative side.
Today HA.:OART and have
found their level. They never were mw
who should haver had the cosfdeeos and re -
. pea of • greet political party. Neither of
them ever possessed • political qualification
above that of • patty hoeler,and the attempt
lit statesmanship proved • ml.er•ble failure
la each :ase. And the lesson to be learned
Item their downfall is that the swaggerer
sad blatherskite are not now and never will
be eosin pustast factors a the polities of
Came•.
THE SALT INDUSTRY•
N • pamphlet on the salt Sue -tion
by Mr. Ra3.2..R1•, of Chinos, we hada-
formation Omit will he of coosider•)le in-
terest to oar readers. which we print is
another colurn. In addition thrret. is •
strong plea for toversmental action is re
gard to the salt isometry, when the tariff
comes on for discuenoo. 1 to is t' i .sal ham
always been an advocate of a " revenue tar-
iff, and when we learn that practically so
reveoue a Jen%ed from imported Hntuh
talc, whitest the same time two-thirds of the
Canadian salt market is lost to tits (2ar.dsan
manufacturer by the Tree imp.•rtetioo of
Engtsah salt, we beg to take issue with coa-
ditions as they at present exist
Tut St..e.%i has no sympathy with the
pampered manufacturer. The industry that
h as had torty, tifty, sixty and one hundred
per mint. in its favor for • score of years,
and still shoute for more, can ret no es•
couraginr word from this journal. Hut
when we see • Csa•dun outworn* in which
hundreds of thousands of dollars bre been
sunk in the put thirty years. and which in
that tune hu received no encouragement by
parliamentary scum:, but rather the back
ot the hand trom every 1:ocernment that
bas been in power, and when we further see
that this hie been done by a process from
which ('anade derived little or no benefit in
the shape of ,then we firmly believe,
to use • well known expression, " It is tire
for • change.'
SNAP SNOTS. '
-The feign of the ini.luitous Fran -
close BM is sheet over, and the revising
barrister will be a thing of the put. -
if ELI:NE KEEI'E, of Toronto,
caul l trade off bis big brewery tor • sober
son, we believe he would do so willioglc.
- lft r (1011 t notice so many gold
mine schemes advertised is the newspapers
these days. Hu the bastsentgot the dump'
-Tile adjmrnitxnt of the Legisla-
ture next w3k and the lull in the mists,
schemes boom will be • terrible ret -heck te
Toronto.
--After turning down the Beams
villa postmaster how tea the Government
approve ot t'ommueiooer LA/ 'ER', finding
12 the cove of the hruseel. postmaster''
The Western members at ( )ttawa
ar- ea much excited over the Crow Nees
Pees Railway as if their through railway
memos and their mileage hung in the bal-
ance.
-if everybody would make up his
mind to oelebrate the Jubilee year of }ler
Majesty by attending strictly to ht. own
sasses the Empire at urge would be great-
ly the gainer.
--The Hon. " BILLY P.%TrgnvoN
doesn't make say ',polarise for ktao:kmg off
the barnacle* in his department*. if • man
has no work to do, neither shall he draw •
salary, is his motto.
-Sir .loon Mscoots to need to
boast that his !edictal appointments were
always good arses. As • rule they were,but
we have known him to appejnt • freak os
more than one. neowsio.
T! a agricultural members of the
iegislature will be released rota their r-
inon parliamentary duties ass wank, is
goad time for Spring plowing. but what
the other obeys will de to keep oat of mite
shier is what is Welwyn/ as to bed oat.
-Now,let nsl1lr of the recall from
the Aestrali•. ('ommisalo.erebip ef that
111i11111111d pithiest pap feeder. .1. S. limas.
He hes takes mare salary and *apes*s out
et the 1umtaie of s•aury in • gives time,
and dem. less ter the mases than any mag
we knew o1.
-We would suggest that in the
new tariff • high *pea & ase • heavy ad
valorem duty :ss plated ea the " mad "
winch .timed the mamNrs are a the bait
of aticting es the Hours, sad that 1St
Speaker be a.Hesi ted to wlarce the law le
the very lett. !!
- And so his honor Judge Roemer -
ass ham HM1s er tie resume far anseesp ors.
Wen. te mos ep, we sissy .ay that the
a.wyapses hews Ittw r se revere ler
Judos Roa000sea. And we wesidas be •
kit ssrprlsed a She legal fraternity emd.r..d
die *Mates oansand b 30. m apps*.
-11 oar esteemed contemporary
Um News-Reoord el (lata, Meet awful,
the Hes. Bob Nes s*N will ohms ct ander
Me berm spa. Frrrnt a MON '31 peau► wader
foes rut , heart wa..'t • oirwsrte.w to the
keine-eat blew that Ntwuty salaried w
Tits Nees RgWas In the early part of
1166
-There is a rumor afloat that Sir
K1.11411111 UARyw Itx:uT 11111 prassstly retire
front the Dominion Parliament. sad become
(tinarise ('onmwieaer to Eaglead. 1f the
report be true, then the bravest and beet
'Arthur the Liberal party ever had will quit
prllemeutsry aesirlty. There te only ewe
RI. If ARU J0112 C.nTw'Ulf; HT on earth, aed
Ms friends re mere susterwe is Canada
thea those who have "opposed bin w
• ware.
--By the way Sir CHARLES TUPPER
rushed trim Ottaw. te Mwtre•1 to meet
Mgr. !1[Rev I)st. Vat., the baronet meet
have bees one of the forty-five members of
the ('*salt•. P.rlt•mest who wood the
petition to the Pope asking to bare the able-
gaM appointed. And Ms News Record,
of Gunton, west say • word about
Tr; .•[R+ hour's oosfab with the Papal re-
preseutative.
-1t is to be hoped that when Hon.
WILERII. LArRIrR Rosa to the 4)14 Lead i■
.lame, he will not be prevailed upon to •e.
Dept any tin pot title with a ribbon attach -
meet. This to • democratic, country, sad
many of ilk. beet teen Inst 1 •nods bee ever
seen, or ever will see, men rite MA.'itsN.
rot. P.LAA[, Boo... and others refused the
bmrhle.
., A Obit may mak • belted knight,
A mar.iuls, disk.. an' a' that,
Hot an honest mans abuse his might
1;arid faith b. mama t.' that.
BOOKS AND PERIODICALS
THE C.tNtUiAN H..us .In4-104A1..-lrbe
Acrd number of the 1 •analian Home Jour-
nal, Toronto reminds us that Easter is
near at hand. =wine interesting chepter,
are devoted to the finest styles to Eater
boasts and gowoe.all profusely illustrated;
• pretty page of Easter poetry, ase smother
of soggeetsons for Easter Rifle : Mrs.Sbe•rd
ooatnbutee • hrigbt story entitled 'Doro-
thea ' : • descriptive article be Mims S.
Fraser, on the Bavarian Cold n' ater Cure :
Faith Fenton ',hate about the theosophist,
Countess Wachmetster : note. on books and
music. needle work and the household : do-
ings •f Canadian woman, and retorts ot the
National Council, by the Countess ot Aber-
deen. ate_ atq.sq the consists. Sabeorip-
tMoa $1.00 s yer.'10 mate a espy.
DUNLOP.
Tt'r+nay, April6.
1 )ur architect is u 8•Itford this weak
buddies for R Frit ley, ir.
Minch of 189; went out neatly, bed there
were so blaete of Koreas to usher in April
mild and gentle, race the two windmills
bate bean running berg.
GiI•'r.-The pretty driving Dolt the pro-
perty of the Laird of the Lansdowne
farm, has bees mid to • tirm of etooem•cios
to the circular tows. One of its members,
we understand, has not yet motored the
ranks of the besedtcts, sod the Laird tells
him he will find it better h• :p than • bis
cycle If be intends to jots is having nice
drives.
TR`r N•,u. ,-Those ser the Peet
Orrice who went twice • day wtll only go
owe, caused by the change in the mail eer
.toe, by which Lettere go cow from here to
1:odeneb and other pont. at 11 p m. In the
evening, Thos. l.awlev the new co0trsotflr
assuming bis duces Thursday ot last week.
Donate Neville, the retiring ore. daring
his connection. rave reuer.l setaf.ction
here by hie prompts's*, and was always
courteous and obliging.
AUBURN.
M••sot., April 5.
A. Ask•with Is sesta ea the road buying
as
Rey. R. Henderson is laid up with an at-
tack of 1a grippe.
R. Stalker had se addition to pie family
1.atweek :itleaboy.
Mrs. M. Holtrsbaner who hu been esr•
Steely til with Ie Grippe. is now getting
bettor.
A number of the congregation of the
Metho¢:at church gathered at the p.rsoo.
age on Thursday and split their pastors
wood.
.1. Voting's mill has bees shut down for
the past week, the saws have been sent
for repair. He expects to be running
again shortly.
Mr. John Willard who has been refious
l* ill for some time is now on the mend, her
daughter Mrs- W. Pollock of Flint, Mich.
to home on•vi.ik
The grist mill has been shut down eerier
to back water, coneismitly we have had no
electric light for some time, but they have
got reaming again now.
A. K. Collis who hes been is Miobigan
stem ('hri.tmes attending to his mill near
Fibre. has retuned look tag kale .md
hearty. T Anderson who bre bees at the
. ante place is expeoted home thin week
TI-E•DA'. April h.
K M. Collie of Lied= is a Antonia o0
business this week.
H. Sturdy *old hie sorrel driver to C.
Collin for a good figure.
.1. Young's mill is again rumoring full
blast, they/are busy terming rollers at pre-
sses.
.1. C. Clarke an old resident of this pled.
but sew of ibngannon, wit here eat l/es•
Sty of tike week no hus.ness
A. A.kwith hu percheeed the property
of Jas. yeRlev Tiro lot sdioiee his own
and there is • wood *mimed an it.
Mr. Ride hes rested the farm lately tee -
espied by C. C.11ie. Mr, Cellos hea moved
tido 13elbaald's house ed the hull, sad will
devote lei is saw mill. ('l
1. arVWb.ugIlt 9Thor.0
psr'e
boas" rad at prompt neeupiod b% dm.
Meech. The pries tees 1b the eeteshoabede
of •360 and Is *.•adored • bargain.
It a oar duty le ekreaieie the death of
soother old prod reopened resident in the
parses of Sire Devises, who died on Sun-
day *sashes at the Meowed amp a 71
yeses.
Jobe Realties who bee been aria op for
the past two weeks with paesmeata, died
en fleaday aaera3R He was of • vary
taint and marten disweetton 41.0 was ea.
sr mead by all who Item/ ham. Ria tameas
were Inhirted la the amatory an Ws 13
man .1 Hallett .. Tue•ikr•
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT
From ow'own Correspondent.
There s. I.MmYtsm mere That t a.es be
•*wad as/wheels ales -Sows of tate
Owner y speaWly mrperted
gawp M es. ague&
BENMILLER
'1 Comm Aped •.
A somber of the tureen are new deem
their Spring plotyhing-
Mra Jewell is at penes It whatnot her
daughter Mrs. Homyliabaf
A great member et Ash are bans caught
at tb• Maitland Falb, as enemy as fou hula.
deed is one day.
Mr. Heater who awe been livres on Ab.
Fierier's farm has owned to • farm •Icsg
tb* Lake Shore road.
Geo. Cession of Sarnia, who hes boos vtr
Iles ►10 sister Mn. Wm. Mead.l has m.
cured • po•itaos i. *:*demob.
Joe. 1'fr•mmsr left tor the North West
00 account of the very uvgn illness of his
sou, we hope however MIA be to set as
angerou•ly ill en reported.
H%.LNr4L -Mier Sarah Heddle tanner-
ly of the .414.1., mow d Mtobiaam ease mu
lied at La. beam of bar brother to Mr.
4boebri4gs • hastily rsepooted *Dines el the
seine place.
LEEBURN.
TrssaAy, Aril 6.
Roar . 1sram ses*ys H[a[ J•oob
Mosier will pot etea.work under his barn
during thls summer, end hes already put up
• drivng shed.
1• (:RAyU I(t%leo . Of the implements
pend* which came oil n &Iodarich os F n•
d•1• last • number of tanners trom this mec-
um had their teams in the his proosetiw
to the music of the bard ahead if it.
The Women s Aartic.ry Mioeioary Se-
doty of the church bees. held its meethly
meeting Thursday afternoon of last week et
the resids.oe of Arthur Williams, ()salon.
After transacts)* of hussies., the lathes
devoted the •fteraoon to making two quilt*
which will be ...at to the tadter Masm*ae
to Meaitob• shortly.
:yl:l tet WEUD1'.-Ezoeedingly Teeny
and with so a.0SCe•s•ry dieplay.wbetever
son the wedding oremoey ea the .1ter0000
of March 23rd, in l,reece.t street Pwby-
tnan church, when Ars. Mackey leas
itched is marriage to the Rey. .1. Deaoem
Anderson, B. A., of He•ab•rsois- As was
aaticpated, the cbdioh was tilled with •
most interested •adiwce and the extreme
simplicity of tb.'ssrvioe was most impress-
ive. The Rev. Ur. Mackay performed the
°greaten', assisted 4•v the Rev. Ur. Macrae -
at. of the t'reebyletan college. The pulpit
sad platlorm were be.atifoliy deoor•ted
with palms, car.strou and roses. Suspeed-
ad over the bridal couple were • pour of
doves berhug • •Droll in whits roses. beton
emblematic of love sad peso.. '1'h• bride
looked charming is as elegant gown
of white satin trimmed with tulle, mad the
orthodox veil and orange, blossoms.. She
tarried • beautiful bow uet of whit. carna-
tions. Mus .is•nte Mackay. only sister of
the bride, acted ea bridesmaid, and was
prettily attired in white Jap..*.. .ilk,
trimmed Wath cbiffoo,Valesoueamas lsoe,aud
bows of eau de ado ribbon. A white 11ig-
hcrn hat. trammed with :11ec and ribbo..,
sad • large boualoet of pink caraeuooe com
pleted Una very patty costume Mrs.
Mackay looked very handsome in black vel-
vet and bonitos lace, with deist r little hew.
net in black and white to thatch. fbe
bridegroom was.app.rt.d by hi. cousin, A.
M. Macmillan. On Petering the churob the
bridal march from Lohengrla was played by
Mr Gould, and MsedeMoohn'e Weddied
March at the clop.. After the (orsnwy
the hepmy couple drove eo the home of the
brides father. le•visg later by Id* NOW
York tram. The bride's tr•cdli.g gown
was of brown covert cloth. tailor -medic and
trimmed with braid, with straw bat to
match. The wedding preemie were both
numerous and valuable. - Mammal Wit -
Dees.
GIODENICN TOWNSHIP.
Torr+o.%r, April. n
S L Soott sad wife of Clinton spent Mon-
day lest in the vicinity ot Zion church.
Mw Flo iiledhill and alis. Emma Jewel,
of ltenmlller, ,pont Saturday and !Sonde.
bat with frieodc on the Huron Road.
F:rru'vst.. -Michael Keoedy who son in
the employ of R. A. Thompson IMM sum
mer, has been re enraged for the coming
egeeon.
Wt,iu Bss.-A number of neighbors of
Oswald (.i.. nthend In his bush on Wed-
nssday 31st. March. and with mare sod
axes loft th01 gentleman with • good supply
of wood.
*CHAIM ARI. --tine of those relics of bar.
Wriest -as old time cbanvari-wn bald in
our midst oe the 4th 0onoemi00 last week,
and the night wan made holm.. by the
now of tin ern.. born, etc.
I oa Tbibbat, who last season .misted his
brother, Alt , to the management of Miss
Jack's farm. Is hack at hes old post. He
will he welcomed by the member* of Z on
church choir, as hu voice wee touch missed
d.ri.g the winter.
The following rseolueion was received by
H. it Walter from Barnstable Lode*, 8.11.
F . No. 224, Reamtller
1)[AR SIR tNr. Rlo.ntsR -We have hese
Distracted by Lodge Barnstable, No. 224, to
writs you, exprwtag the deep sympathy
they feel her you in the sad los. )(se have
s..iained in tke death of voar motbor,wht
God. a His •11 -wise provldmc., hes sees
fit to take away from a world of sorrow and
Ms, to Himself. May you he enabled to look
to God is this very trying hour. and find to
Him • bolos for.vey grief. These things
onutantly ranted as that death M on oar
trees. showing tbo a.0o..ity of always being
ready, ler it r app.i.tw4 unto man floor to
dM. list you have this onnsol•tion, she
cannot Dome again to yet:, but you may go
to her, and meet her L the realms of end-
less blimp when partied is never knelt n
t% a have written this letter in acoordencs
with the resolatios of the Lodge, •v preening
A. racers.ymer3y they have for you sad
your family. iiiadly accept this en behalf
of rite Ledge. 1. ours fratern•!h,
R H Msw.
Flan en,
Committee,
BLIJEVALE.
Trean.y, April 648.
The bestir kntery tea hill bleat se/.
Mies 14sa Weser bee rideroed teem
Wroxeter.
M,.. Male.., el Kfaesrdae, Is at Job.
Robertson's.
(fete • *ember Orem Rirv.le attended
ins k_A *peeing a W
-p *eeiMBAs= Nei
k.
Y0 s lyakesh kl..lnw.b, of a essise.r.,
is HMOs, bet .riser. Mrs. Jobs,1.kiri...,
.8.55.07 IR
CODERICH = BARGAIN = CENTRI
vti; New Kid Gloves
mow is the Time to get your Bid Gloves for Beater .
New Dress Goods 1
Our New Stock of Dress Goods affords Great Attractions to Boyers rat
can appreciate Superior Goods
SHIRT WAISTS, LUSTER SKIRTS, PABASOL1-1I1 Prices,
1
Next Week
we will show Extra t'alue in Lace Curtains, Chenille Curtains, Tape..
try Curtains, Tapestry Table Cloths, Art Mullins.
Every article carries within itself the cpnvincing proof that in it,
purchase you are saving money.
JAMES ROBINSON.
termer Woo ea snit fam•ee,
WALL PAPER
7 Large Shipments of Wall Paper
to select from
2000 rolls regular itic. Sale Priee4lie
3.010 rolls NEW 1Sc. Bale Prime 10 aim as
3,O00 rolls NEW. Sale Price 7c had rift
M0a. rolls NEW. rials Velour',r
3100 rolls Sale Pries lc.
Buying in such Targe quantities and
for Spot Cash accounts for such Low
Prices.
West ilhiroll Uconsos!
The West Hary Unitise Commissioner,' wile
meet at the I.spector a odes. Chins. on
MONDAY, APRIL 19th,
at S Select 1• N
te caselder appilestlous for Llo':ases duties
the license year isr Se.
The follewing arre the ries appl.casa.
55.1.1.
Jobs H•mlitos. ,altford
Alexander l:obinses, (1.deet.4*.
anew
C. C. Hams. W iagbam.
The number of Hotel Lice.**0 hand unag
the hooses year ►00697. was .11. 2 strop 1.:
cense.. sad ! Brewers Licosa.. The mummer
of appuoetoos 1.-r Hotel L.:eases for the en-
emas Horner year u one more 'bait 1.5. Maw
ly 16. and there is .a bcrea.. of one is the
stunner of Shop La -eases appiied for
say further appllcatiom must les sent to
the inspector.
W. J. PAISLEY, Pharos.
Canton. Mareb ]0th. I47.
These Prices are Strictly CASH- Cleaning Out Sale
PORTER'S BOOKSTORE
I claim to have
Best Stock of Stoves
Best Coal Oil
Wall Paper
Just Opened Out !
A NEW STOCK
t" WALL PAPER
LATEST DESIGNS!
la the County. In order to clear out ry pre►
est aleck la the next three months. 1 . if eel.
at•
Slight Advance on Cost !
I require those .n.tebted tome to Mill and
settle Aad any claims against the I want pro
staled.
G. N. DAVIS.
IFYOU.
• •
Thanking my customers for pest favors, t {
beg toanaon•0ethat 1 now terry a creek of are after Bwr;aina, jitat drop in f
Walldaper. had hope to give satiefactloa la and have a look at ours.
thio line.
GEO. WATSON
PIINT(R %MU t,Rt'OR%TOR.
Montreal rt. sear the Market.
Benmi11er Nursery
The Business heretofore carried on by
the 1 ate Jobs Stewart at the .hove
stoned N•rsery. Village of Ilenht111er.
will be carried oat se canal by hie son.
APPLE, PEAR, PLUM
and CHERRY TREES
Evergreen Trees a Specialty!
The stock 12 . omplete_ and intending
purrameni well tied It to their advant-
age to purchase home grown tree. M-
onad of ordering from a distance.
A Fine Assortment of Rot -House
Plants, Hanging Baskets, and Bedding
Plants in Beason.
orders M 31.11 orenaptly ottended to
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
KKNSMILLI-R Nl'RsF:KI.
We are selling our Wall Parer at
prices whish will astonish you --10c
paper for Sc
■ ook at our window ' °•. .- °
t
We ban just bought a job lot of
Maitre Pivots anti Doylies, which we
SAS SS a great sacrifice.
Also, a beautiful lot of Luther
Belts, all Newest Styles, at 19.: worth
25e, 21 c worth 35c, and 3:x; worth
e'iOc. Don't miss this chance'
Table (overs, already stampod, at
1M, sad Laundry Bags IOc.
''t' THE FAIR.
1[elesa's Dock.
Keosinpioa Mnitare Ce. L!d,
..•u.tturra
ARE iN WANT l)F DRY FLY, BASs-
W(1()i), BLACK ASH.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN
ltTrlT POR SAWMILL.
Cash or Exchange for Lumber.
J. P. BROWN
AGENT FOR THE MASSEY - HARRIS CO.
Wide-open Binders. Mowers.
Otiitivatori, Rak Disk Har-
rows, Dlamorid narrow s,
Ploughs, Seu2Ders, Carriages.
Boggled', Wagons, Carts.
Also, Agent ler • Bradley's
Fertilizer.
A Full Line 01 Repairs fix tho move Machines, .Rod Plow
Pointe always on hand. Remember the land -neat to BnxtoS'll
Stable+*. HAMILTON -ST., OODiBICB