The Signal, 1898-3-25, Page 4r
sae AWAY, Mere► 26, 1x98.
M.
A Few Snaps Left in
CLEVELAND
BICYCLES
- el -
$40 and $45
Mr. &nesse_ is in Tomato tale week bashing
gesda11 will pay you to await Mardi= te-
em
ng your T1 *1'441.
EMERSON'S
BICYCLE and MUSIC HOUSE
REPRESENTING
A. & S. NOROHEIMER THOMAS
TORONTO. ORGAN CO.
S►kt Oi sttai,
EVESY THu'It8DJ Y MORNING
walk a.SlLI NRR T
GOD/RIOS. TRiIDAT. MAROS S. int•
SNAP SHOTS.
-This ought to be GARDOw'. weak
for election -but it isn't.
4g.
T gIGNAL : GODERICII ONTARIO
NEM AND TfIgaE.
ea_ indioaties is for
Mem as that • odd amp is just now'reMb-
ist over the Northwest, and before Nis
tease meats ssw+sid•rs ws may he in the
beet- of • good, old Canadian winter, which,
after all, is not • bad kind d $ winter. la
1886, the writer was .need ap twice in
railway blockades in Ontario in the month
d March, although today there is note Bake
lying in this earner of the vineyard, but the
Laurier Administration was not then in
power, and then was no hot time in the
tkn•t• over the Yukon Railway.
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-Speaking of railways, did it ever strike
you, gentle reader, that when • rate war ii
o1' between the two groat railways that the
drip -In the Dost of transportation always
gives an impetus to travel, which practical-
ly oompeneates for the reduction in rate
made by the communes. Such being the
owe, would not • uniform rate of two mote
• mile instead of three, he the means of
making travel more general, so that present-
ly the passenger oars would bs 8 led to over-
8owi.g, !named of running nearly empty
more than half d tM time. The people
have got into the fashion of looking for bar-
gain days, and if every day were • bargain
day on the railroads, many there are who
would ride in the care .
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-And as with railway rates, why not
with our postal service. A two Dent letter
postage rat. should be the high notch in a
country like Canada at the end oii8js nine-
teenth century. Some time ago, a goed deal
of talk was indulged in about a reduction of
letter pottage to the Old Country. It
didn't come to anything finally, and the
proposition did not deserve to come to any-
thing. if there is to be any reduction in
postage, it should be so that the greatest
good should be given to the greatest possible
number, and no we will be fool enough to
adarft thet,00san poetess redaction would
do that. The scheme was a fluke, and died
the death, as it deserved to do. But a two
oent Canadian rate is a different thing, and
should command itself to the serious •►ten•
Ulm d the powers that be. 14 has been
found to work well iu other progressive
eeuntri.s, and one of these days a _progres-
sive Postmaster may find it very suitable to
the conditions that exist in (Leads. •
-The recent frosta bevel cut the
comb on the Ceioserietive rooster.
-Jos Back, if not rich, is evident -
1, in luck, when it comes to reooants.
-" Four Years More " is now the
popular air with the Liberal oieoe holder.
-Old Franchise Bill is about to get
Ins quietus, and he should have company.
that gent eniw, • meseher el P.rii..«.a
Women em owvewtioe .ad dented by the
people, is merely the TepesenteaN:- tM
people, and lhouM te all timeselmisse
bigle
chutqia ttepe�f w
chum Ido
Mr. Bao>taao, or any other IRewber, has
no right to get hatted and than hurried-
ly write out his resytwtiwt, without first
eoosulting with the executive of his oouven-
tioo and Boding out J suck action would
meet the dears of his 000strtuenb. 1t un-
fortunately happens, too often, that when •
mac is eMoted member d Parliament he is
seined of the emotion that be is the bead,
Mil, backbone and abdomen et the party in
kis locality, sad d everything is not duos
to suit him, and him done, he will do the
steer act dud kick. For the benefit of all
such it Weald be known that b is only the
mouthpiece of the ounatitoeucy. and the
part that does the thinking. and which does
the voting at election time, is at home, and
is represented by the executive committee
of the eoeventioo th.t named and elected
the member.
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-Mr. Batman is met the only an who
has endeavored bo work the resigned=
racket to further his per'.onel ends. There
are others. They are not., as • rule, the
better element of the genus politician, and
it is to bs hoped that, as the years peas by,
they will bs weeded out end become been-
tifutly leen. Throe are two wave of giving
this clam the quietus. One is, by the Gov-
ernment recognising the fact, as they did
in the Bauittau wee, that the patronage of
a constituency ,. not the perquisite of the
sitting member, but belongs to the ooastitu-
ency at large ; the other is, that the electors,
in otnvention assembled, should put them-
selves on record, and declare that the pat-
ronage shall be dispensed by the executive
of the convention, the member to have •
voice oat the executive. The latter is the
plan that m followed in many constituencies
in Ontario, and should be adopted m every
riding where it does not at present exist
D. would make rough places smooth lar tthe
honest members, end would ala bath •
tendency to keep crooked men straight
Many a politician has been killed by the
temptation offered in the disposal of pst-
,ronase, and many a good man in Parlia-
ment has wished is bis heart of be•rta that
-If Russell be an iodioatie•, the
bye -elections will take the form of •Barry-
.• ..-411.1ie.64• .-'+r--., '_ �.,,"_ -
t _ ...W IIOtiee ast ssaad Con-
satvativs eo.Mmpor rias that HAazn lie. a
majority.
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fit. 1
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..,yen"fr
-A healthy crop of protesta is like-
ly to be sown this Sprang. What will the
harvest be ! •
-What would the American pen-
elan list amount to thirty yearn after a war
between the United States and Hpain?
-The elevator project is in a state
of suspended animation, do t• speak. Some
people think it is " in the air," although
not erected.
-It is now some days since the
esteemed World, of Toronto ceased to claim
that the Hawse -Ross Government is defeat•
ed. Why is this thus !
-What the Government at Ottawa
wants now in • eompiler of the Year Book,
who won't turn that volume into • compile-
-MIR t p partisan .tatistics for election pur-
pose.
..-The members of the town council
t8at'initiated the water supply from the
lake trout, ought to take credit to them.
selves for furnishing the electors, with both
eating and drinking. '
-Twenty New Englant. widows
have sailed for the Yukon. It isn't stated
whether they intend to mice or to angle,
but they evidently prefer the duet of the
Klondike to the menet deet at home.
i"--Tbe vote on the Opposition
amendment to the Yukon Railway motion
brought out the fact that there were quite a
number of Conservative members who were
not bound to their party on faetifnal linea.
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If your children are well
but not robust, they need
Scott's Emulsion of Cod-
t:.sea
We arc constantly In re-
ceipt of reports from par-
ents who give their children
the emulsion every fall for a
month or two. It keeps them
well and strong all winter.
It prevents their taking cold.
Your doctor will confirm
this.
The oil combined with
the hypophosphites is splen-
did food tonic.
-Recently, returning from a trip Fist,
we had the pleasnre of meeting Dr. WELL',
who is now ix Ontario after a service of
three years in the Yukon, in connection
with the Mounted Police. Fe has resigned
from the force, end is interested in
placer and other mining properties, std is
thoroughly posted upon the Klondike
country and its requirements. He believes
that a large member of those who are now
endeavoring to reach the mining region,
have no ooaoeption ot what they are unner-
taking, and, incidentally, he does not favor
the MA*•Ks. zII-MAN' Railway ae the best
and easiest route to the Yukon. But what
he maid on that scbeme is not the poi' t to be
taken up, just now. On the question of
the kind of men that were likely to cone
oat ahead in the new auntry, he said that
too many counter -jumpers, hank clerks,
amateur athletes, and such were ntshing to
the Klondike. It was .0 right to be ethic -
tie, hat the Lot that a young fellow oould
train down to do s mi e, oc half mile, or
ev.n.a quarter mi: in • given time, was
no guarantee that nc could do what might
be required of hint in a rough mining
country. He had been three years in the
region and was fairly athletic, but he would
not•t'rndertake work at plaeer mining, along -
aide of the double -doted fellows who were
accustomed to that kind of work. One
hard -landed Norwegian would do mere
work in placer mining than half a dozen of
the amateur athletic variety. What the
country wanted' rem an easy way in frsuit-
able mon and an easy way out for the other
follows.
-Alice Plats, the defeated Lib-
eral candidate in Wentworth, wbo was
knifed by the former member, John Ina
Pi,arr, soy. that he " came out of the con-
test with an old pair of trowsers and hii
.elf respect." He ran a good clean fight,
and easily proved that a former member
oould be a traitor to the party. ALact has
not neer Flattened out, even if defeat had
been his portion.
-That story about the enthusiasm
evoked in a New York theatre by the audi•
sale when the ercheetra played "Ood Save
the Queen " *iiia have the gilt rubbed off it
wide one rea.snbrs that " Oed Have the
gam " and " America" are both "et to the
gee music. The gushing correspondent
who ootid detect one from the other while
an orchestra was grinding out the tune
would have to be blessed with an ear like •
-One of the meanest combines in
Owed• today, is the leather combine.
Every effort iP being pat forth Ie errwwd out
the _mailer manufacturer*. so that the blit
sharks should reap • harvest. The com-
hin.s are doini their Mat to prove that even
i. ann000lies. " There's nothing like leath-
er." There is a flue opening here for the
Gievernrment to do good work- Putting
Speniak sole leather on the free list would
Mint ties eoesbinesters to their sense&
Rob► Wilma shipped • oar lead .f hrss.
Sur tits gilt .,.ssley. via M.streal, se Tem.
deg.
ase Jim 1N. Tees returned es lei.
111E two woo tMsses aim r tat soothers
sells, of Ide
t, • gbtwo sen of hasher es
alai r orders f« 9 es e
sod 6 tr Tarsals.
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-What in known as " BRr'eAn's resigna-
tion " has been musing quite a sensation in
Ottawa for the past week or two. Mr.
Btevx1Au is the member for Richelieu, in
the Provinee of Quebec. Then was a differ-
ence of opinion between him and some at the
tcembers of the Government regarding the
matter of local patronage, and as thine.
didn't go his way sufficiently to it him,
Mr. Bsnvtav got hot ender the eloper end
wrote out hot resignation and sent it to the
Speaker of the Howse. When he had time
to resect, Mr. Benseso concluded that it
wasn't good politics to get w vexed at the
condition of things as to throw his indem-
nity to the bowwows, and be thought that
. stroll over to the Speaker's quarters would
not be out of order. When he got there he
stated that he had written • letter to the
Speaker that he desired to recall, and if
that gentleman hart not beacons officially
cognizant of its nntitenta, be (BanwLi)
would be pleased to get the missive book.
A pile of unopened lettere were lying on the
Rpeaker'i desk, and one bearing Mr. Ban-
shee's frank was in the nnmhr, and was
recognised by that gentleman es being the
identical one which he desired to remit
Such being the ease, Speaker KO*AN allowed
him to take it bank. And now the Onnserv-
&tive party are in a date of mind bemuse
the Speaker lua not ita liered the seat fee
Richelieu vacant and issued a writ for • new
election, which would put the country to
non.iderable smnnyartes aol expense.
the card Yui Moo tired tram Yds isal-
den•
fee dui CA" .s•iyjre.
wart a eow)m. n.••••1', 7resse&
Ing
�d disL/S:y.r b• end The regatta Hs *wooing
the Assembly hall
of the O.tMg •ten oar
mw.hs at 6 :slosh sharp premMas to be
sad .l esasu•l properties& Resides the
seal rood prowess presented b, the stad-
ium, wase of lac hese "Wide latest k*.
Mss secured. sea dl wields, te ashy •
great is the way of • literary evening.
wield de will te ahead. Then win be se
8xed adesiWsu fee, bat • silver oolleoties
wlU be sakes at the deet. The hn.whig it
the progress. ea V will be resiasei :
-The Clinton New Fzs bits Uis nail es
the head When it says : -
" W. are sorry that the Ontario Gov-
ernment has appointed JAoos Baxtmt to
the position of itogstrsr for Haldimard,
not because he lacks qualification, but be-
cause he was the 114.. repreeentative d
that constituency in the House. Too
man) members have stepped into berths
of this kind, and the very best Liberals
ere dissatisfied with the Government's
course in this direction. If mon of it is
done there will be such • protest from the
people that will bring the Government to
Its senses."
There ham then too much of this compacting
with members in years past. It was the
weak point in the MowaT Government, and
and has been the means of .baking up the
HAnnT-Roes Administntior. by causing the
loss of sesta in Hamilton, Wentworth, the
two Waterloo", the two Outarios, and dee-
where. The eyes of the Government have
been opened to the fact, audit is to be hoped
that hereafter the intercai5 of the people,
and not the convenience and personal de.
sires of men who are merely political backs
oro the Boor ot the House will be ob"rved.
The candidate who puts.birppelf on record
straight against the eontinu•tion of this
folly will poll a larger vote in his constitu-
ency than the one who condones IL
- We take this opportunity to mntrrats-
Lte our contemporary, The Chatham Planet,
on the successful issue of the libel suit re-
cently brought against it by the City Solici-
tor of Chatham. Tbe Planet, in the inter-
est of the town, end without malice, had
called upon the solicitor to give better ser
vice to the town in the year of oar Lord
1898 than had been given in 1897, and
cited one or tiro canes in which the pub-
lic had got very little pork for the shil-
ling, and poor pork et that. The law-
yer, instead of taking good advice for which
be was charged no fee, tried to jump upon
the proprietor of the planet with spiked
shoes, through the medium of the courts.
The ease went to tnel during the present
week, and the jury, after an hour's deliber-
ation brought in • verdict for l w defendant
The resat► of the trial isa oomplste vindi-
estion of the course pursued by The Planet,
and looking at it from our point of
the view, and at this distance from the Poen»
o f skit., we cannot Mit agree with the ver-
dict A good Lwyer s bat qualification, eo
we have beets told, 1s to endeavor to avoid
needles litigatiaa, and if a lati has no
more gumption them to advise iiaadf that
be must appeal to the courts to get, even
with a newspaper item, said then ie simple
another lagond money
to• �holster him up in his theory, and than
geta ' trail down " by the j1' the
old Webb verdin►, " Serve him is
the only thing left for a to rya r esu•
grstnlatkris go to The newt.
Instrumental Mae Marna." De They MIAsImams:"
Reading •c•5
rites cLsLL& .
Vocal Solo.." Por All Etretty." .•.
llin. R, Srsain. -
Recitation " T1s• W `tlTMs.Ra�iemest."
Mies Vend 8do " 78. Mlgbty Deep."
W. W. WroDDART.
Qassttos Droner
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-And while .paaki*g em this question,
we might bay that w saloon of 1M. Bao.
glue hs getting w wrought up stet le .ant
in a r.signatiea without eensdtirrg his ecs-
Wiseesa, relied. mighty Webb area epos
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Alike
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H L Srwane B.A.
vocal Sole. " The Carnival" •••-...�..•...•
Mee Apataanoo•
Recited°... •• The bt'. Starr."
MIM Ws -Mutat -a
♦oral Sob ."&ummThou Art Mae."
Mona Passoas,
Jesoal 1(<a. iioieu'uusrt><: uAr
Selection
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Nast to CI
For Extra Value in Dress Goods -`
For Extra Value in Dress Trimmings
For Extra Value in Kid Gloves
For Extra Value in Ladies' Belts -
For Extra Value in Ladies Ouffs and Oollars
For Extra Value is Ladies' Capes
For Extra Value in Veiling
For Extra Value i ' Cotton Hose
Men Pat brif PO' 11".
Priem and Quality.
JAMESRoBIN8ON
Curtains, compare our
address ." MrMRet•.d 1JMtp.'.-.--
Ma GRANT,
VocalSolo,." L Touch oorarassiaany."
mme Gnome
Instrumental Dust " C,"
"Yob tarn ?HI QUgum•
EPPS'S COCOA
ENGLISH
BREAKFAST COCOA
Possesses the tonowine distinctive rosette s
DELICACY OF FLAVOR.
BIIPERIORITY IN QUALITY.
Q2ATZT L and 00110OitTIX0
to the r3l71F02,$ .at DTSPIPTIO.
11UTRITIvs QUALIT'EE8 UNRIVALLED.
In Quarter -Pound Tins rely,
1'ren.red by Jamas 8PPS & Oo., Ltd.,
omemopatklo Obemiate, London-
sns1and.
NOTICE TO CUSTOM S.
1 have decided to discontinue on
and after May 1st the giving of Hilver-
ware as Premiums on caab purchases
of
GROCERIES
I will oot.tinue to sell .11 gooda at
the lowest pordltle margin of profit.
We buy for cash, keep our stock fresh
and pure, and will give you the beet
possible value for your money.
A sample order will convince you
of this.
REJOICED OVER VICTORY.
0. M.C.msel Tells hew Dead's Elds.y
P11le Card Itis Kelsey*.
ATM's. Marsh 81. - ureas sea We're
were the isityp1. Aylmer. whoa sews
of the ter is laver of 1)edd'% !Classy
1!Uls, at Moroi* wen reserved here.
1► moil set be .therwi.r. D.44'. Kid -
soy Pols be _larse many thee here,
MN M woad 9s
see,illiat N people &diet
bellses li th*et. .•
Whin the hos el tledd'. .Kitteny Di
ana seines op berth tes-
tify
s- Es will give stress wi-
dows
nooney.
11aOcemsll refired ter years whit BRION BICYCLE C�. LTiIsa
s*d kNeys.ho Aftr i real s.1
eliasy eesw-
. easly b Dade t1'.: Pills.
04:1D1113111011111. - O T.
0.C.WIIL,-
1 Dora from East Street >r
Oa &coNal A asfavorsbls weedier, the
000wrt and limr•ry enter•siamer.s which
bad b.n previousiy eoaous.ded for icea
Methodist obureb, by tbs etude of Vtotorle
Street eb.rsh, Oodencb, was postponed,
and will be held next Id.nd•y, oommenclag
alT'30 r e. Tbu ostrtatnmeat will con-
sist of sachems. quartettes, tyle.. duets, .o-
leo, rounds, recitations, and as address 1
Rev. Joseph Edge, of Godr.oh. All will
be widow ed.
BBB�IILL�B NURSlRIES-
Ohosoe Prait and Ornamental Treat
at Initis Pries.
EVEBOREEN4 A SPECIALTY.
Oar Kook of !tony[ Treed being
we will be • to a to Ali covers M
wetted, as we have the Beet and
V•rle*L. of
Apple. Pear. ►leen. tbervr. ud
rea.4 Treed. • 14. a Large Meek
el small Wryest.
01'11 and sxamfs@ Meek and be ons
Lorne Stook of Choice Spring Bed
Plants.
Pries Llet mailed en epplleatlea.
Andreas
JOHN STEWART ESTATE
IRfarLLEN P. O.
THE
WORLD'S��
BEST
BIC`CLE e . .
THE..
M'CREADY
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Is now made at our town fac-
tory. This popular wheel is
bound to become a favorite
with the Goderieh wheeling
fraternity. Ranges will he
ready in a taw days.
What's left of the ° Oma. -
mon Renee and " Heron "
bikes we are offering for little
w
e
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The
WHITE
BICYCLE
FOR 1898
ill the very highest type of
the cycle maker's art, and
will stand the test of com-
parison with any other high
grade wheel in the market.
All the very
•e
test c '
mprove ment
are in the '96 pattern- Easy
waning, elegant appearance,
lovely finish.
J. H. WORSELL,
Acton.
I1 1�
011!
READY MADE CLOTHING
.. .,,... .. w 94094. ,neve .
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b �i.11 •t rw•rka Nw DAe.s ooae0.leawr k1p
N► ewe
ami W15
•yrs t ssrwenea$ of New Gents ter Pu
,sane
CAM, Ann NW *N.
H. DUNLOP
Wool -el Taller. set Beek Mestsedl
Give The way fond
the that will build
p
Baby up a weak cons-
* titution (T$44 -
Chance ally but =rely is
Martin's '
Cardinal Food
a simple, scientific and hisailp
nutritive preparation for infants,
delicate children and invalids.
1t.aev wanton • Ito.. oeewcsr+.e.
Ineertillt
fa71MFFiY-SEVEN YEARS
DUNN!S
INPOWDERTHELassmantmandir
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--THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF
GOLDEN TARTARIAN SIDE COAL ._
ATS
The moat productive on the Continent..
We have procured our seed from the
originator, where they have homegrown
from their infancy. Tbeee
t rue to name.
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WM. BURROWS,
SLKDSMLN, HL1*ILTO'd-BT.
CARTAE.&FUEL CO.
GOAL
WE wish to announce to the publics
that we are still headquarters for the
beet HARD, SOFT and,BIACI(SMITH
COAL in the market. ..on: delivered
in any quantity.
WOOD
Special &Cc -Titian is given t0 (UT
and SPLIT W000. We .ell l:8 teat
of wood for a cord, making three
single cords of 16 in. wood, ready for
the smallest cook stove. Kindling
and summer wood o. Lena
ARTAC3'E3
We handle Baggage and Freight to
and from all trains and boats. We
move pianos acd organs and household
effects, and do it well.
C. & F. Co,
IND. B. PLATT, ]Langer.
Phone
SPRING MS SPRING 1898
HURON'S GREATEST STORE.
__*LDY WITH
_Millinery Reception
- AND --
Spring
Spring Opening
The mere announcement of our (band iti11inrry display tar
TUESDAY, MARCH 29th, - --
and following days, will *taste • lively WINOS among those who recognise
our supremacy in the Millinery business.
You are Cordially Invited 1
to visit our Millinery Elbow Rooms, which are yours 4. INOI,to
year heart's eontest on Tuesday, 29th inst., and Movies days.
R_ B_ SMITH
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ALWAYS ON HAND
CI!alltOliScralljoi llar Coal
serOat weighed' the
you si sou lka tea. Market Sodden
wi
WM. LET.
04. t.Rt.s cif at L $ Owe
p ramped) asessiei ten
GODWSTO8
STEAM BOILER WOREB.
A. 8. OHRYSTAL,
aro slsr a oarws.t mei.
saaula.tOw it an idols et
BOIL1CR8e a
Smoke Elbe 6M Yilr- AIM Imo
Wedgy alai atm,
Asa Dear I .-
Sagfsss. M.ahhesy C•.ttay. Ike. -
All sins of Pipes bad Pipe ThNktss,
attars and Waw Gasses Olehe. Valves,
(Leda Valves. Ia.pir+tor., kj.et had Ia-
}towes Oisstaubly ea Hand at Lewes
A .pedal Use of Oteet Water had Hay
Troughs for one of farmers end ethers.
R.p.t las promptly et,wded te.
L S. OUKTSTAL.
P, O. les IC ►tet est5.
tr►1r
Have You Seen =
LEE & SHEPI4ARD'8
•Fine Display of
Wheels
E&D.G'
$55
Cleveland'
$75
F.,
Pilot =,;'
bee a Having jest realised a large No
Bicycle Sundries
we w hilly equipped for doing in
kinds of repairing.
Oell rad ase our sada ' sa'u
LEE1 SHEPHIRD
Ane
t, Alta Irkwi a
41$1.11401111,0, iist7M .,t 'wtPt of rf..
ifyr;ttlhfii'"rfri' 4 �'' -st
4111110010.
Warn
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RSI
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a , OUR NEW SP
GENERAL 'DRY GO(
CLOTHING, MEI
TWEE'
have nearly all arrived, whiek 1
best in the country, and we tart
child to give usacall and investi
bogus bankrupt stocks, no burgs
to get your dollars, but anythin
back it the goods are not as rep:
We will use you right, and won
and satisfy you.
t.,.":"-""'
Ear. JA
a-lram, manager.
BORN.
caitenitU,'-t1' weeteehl. os tis lata
the wife of W. H. Campbell. et
td en
ARNOLD.sifRA wood Mardi oof he G. N. T.
sea. DIED. Tuesday,
BLAl LMatirirargaet jhirtieth, w►8ow
late heart Weir,
ISE TALI OF THE TON
)hem the R•portees Noteb
If were •LTi ig wen imam. 1
1p ane ase a Awl's Lessee 1
asses• au' sawn aril
Hess u."
base
ra"'ei se ant.
s Ress
stir ratted yea lett 11 est. make as early
TIMID
Ws le
=wile
Tea
perch oo. Malloy. beteg the Seel OSA
rod and the this mama
8yeC1AL 8ai.s.-8M°im( sale of oar
trimmed her,® 66 ow. es Tuesday.
bases will he old *elfe11owb1 do
46 sad 36 de. K. 8. Smith.
Liomut /Moos .-04t year Yye.rta restaaraat,, West street,
ass always rely apes baying them
we de the news Wines. C. Blew
in Meehan. -The idwomal
h sew ea the market, sad the
sia
dead strewth of lea egreeket sad
r•.ssaesee Weald give le wen
.mems wheal.,
Dun ver l.owoow.-Naw was
from Leaden last Mweekrs. ,t at ear
Clamsi
Mohr wry dausgghter. meed aears,
attack d deer r • sheet IV
1, Wad Sorra.-•s the Use
mesad the lime a.4 owl
winda
iatsea�la E
wwas Sukme
, ..rdies 1
sumer, a. d add
« eel
trait trees.
le Gooa Tina r day and Weduesday.Y
areh 29, 30
i whg day*.the ladies of Goderiei
malty are mvtld to attend the
epwly .•a . the tread display
at the M e ires Yates'.
Yaw Owosso. -Mown H. Ms
J. H. Dawes, et lineage, wise wet
Yriday and Saturday, were atm
a . b ec.sossio. with anal Wet
that is byte' to buy pp
beidecaseated with the fishing V
itwb ides ef the use.
8a.aow Awa rsaeawat.-Ren
Ldp. paean of Nerds 86. blether
vn preaoh •'pmel•i bermes is 1
aed arbersees. Sande;
as
win he reserved forthembed 48
a the lied" a the diva. All r
Melted te M present.
Quo d] taeAa*r•smam,-Work en
water le M • .tasdsttll. sad tk
1'M essay rewire, the mese
}}y�/s�� lead% karma. Rewtdy.
Mdlaw
was es Ottawa, bat
Wei► W anything se de with i
has asst bees made piddle.
On NAND Rau 8uoor.-TI
Rile Club hal a skeet w „
ea Frisky .isaassa. with
emit 1
n iib artist*.he ea&eel
t
pewees
ve
► psaos. -par well
Hassles, made • err
100 9
De. J. It. aiseeea 43
W. Reuse
_. Raises. . iK
ihlseheess
40
arae.. e... • , 3b
Is a Los Ita.slm-11.
AthaeNrsers.ei�� test
M* Isomet eve, seen hli M Woo1ss% II
tie u awl is a Ilse
5 est tutn tM lake. a ed
Imes 'seem between • lag gas
meek. mire* Issiriaires
)hies tbet pleasure by R viitla
Zesllosr. Lahore.
Tawas /1annC.-*)les
the dstberll8M Mere bean IMO
MON of to moss. slow Red
amuse the bee
being
wesa dpoise to Steeslse
this they eeeht M abase Oda
she iasr, is W mimes si 11
Nee then* freed Tweet*. b
dwelt" that dry il*s as. sad
teMu aegis tN
wwataIdw i
.taller.
Thal itlavavea-•elee lbws. card(
as. eallhoNi
saw 1W erestati woos
end bather w Tuesday. read'
tihM A. adieu . Alla. was*
eimatenteMies wills the G.9
wllr•IWOofpaMaganes
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