The Signal, 1898-11-3, Page 5THE SIGNAL : C ODERICH_,-ONTARIO.
TonfamDAT, Nov. 3.-18$8. - d
You will
be Satisfied
if you get your Bouts and Shoes here.
There is uo rea.un why you 61100(11A
1* • customer of Lure. A well select-
ed stock, beet goods, lowest pritw and
courteous treatment are the induce-
ments offered you. The fall stock is
con.plete, and will be sold at Lower
Prices than you have been accustomed
to pay.
ST. 6E0. PRICE,
Ceuta Work West side of Naar*
sod Ropuriag. Ood.rloh.
THE CORONER'S JURY
Mod That MMus est Nes lit Mata•
naw te self-Wssee.
T. Wisest lab oho death of the late
Fredsrlok 8.•111. was Mesad st the Beattie
[s.s at 1:30 Tbsnday alwr.oes. lir.
W hilae Hobos, sorsa, presided. and Its
lutowaj j.ry was .sti ..Iled :- Jos. E
Whitely (fet.asl. James Hamilton. Wm.
Monk. Walter F. Hick, David Prouse,
Henry Bell, William Lamprey, harrles
Spence... Otter willson..., John Rodges, Simon
McCOllagh Mer sad Richard Chambers. E. N.
Lwls, harrier.r, r.erwoWd the Crows,
sod the eraser's tourism were bested
after by Philip Holt, barrister, Goderich.
Derma the examisaMa of Mn. Bata oho
prisoner sae tato the r..wt In *targe of
oe.ssabl. Kai, sed wee vs,y stunaduta
darts* the re.Us1 .f her testimony. The
witness also was deeply moved, sad It was
with great di4aashy that the could pyeeeed
with tie.lam4s•Mya. The lolury to Cox's
face was gaits pr.st[sest,
MIcHaEL KENNEDy's sTorY.
After * ssamla•Nea el the body of de
sassed by aba Jaren, the Okla, of amnion*
was eesoand.
The first witness was Michael Kennedy, s
yang on was wee et work os the Tbomp•
sem farm sores* the read boon when On
le
sasdf e.wmd Hie eyeteeth L as fol•
Lew:- euesrday 1 was ploybi.a in the field
whoa William Cox came over and told me
he bad shot Beattie : 1 privately had then
COx driving is the &mottos of Beattie'.
=liksed Is oho tawr,ai had heard • .kat
sa altos d1ros&a. ; between Ore sad err
mates *lapsed from the tame Cor drove
*lad the rood and the bearing at Lb. shot;
ib.. G1 sue over he pelted up the horse
sad boohooed ; whoa 1 cot to him be said:
"I shot Fred ; NOW ou .ter and call Bob
Thompson., quick t" Witness espial Thomp-
son and then west to the bots and told
Mn. Tapes ; Mr. Thompson went over
M Beattie's • Cox turned l the dire.
tine st B. tit.'. ; Pis was between 10 30
sod 11 e'dnnk ; 1 did an enema any arm
I weM be BssIMe's psrests' pans, and re•
tsrflsg saw B.ai M's body shoat 12 .'stook
.w.l. the .r.k•rd : 1 k..w mottle, of the
eases of the trouble : the bed' was about
sateen se Waitress yards frost the task
doer d the row., .oath -vasa
Cross.examined.-1 here knows Mr. Cox
two er thin years ; have always lad him
a y.W, ngeotable ma ; I sow him drth-
is1 sting the read bows. 10 and 11
.'eb.k M an ordinary frit ; wham he eaa
from Beattie's to where 1 w be dray.
npidip Mr. Thompson pet 4ste the ria
with COx...d they drove hook in the Crea-
tion of Beeti e'u ; G1 wee very mer e1•
cited ; be eye .o rocas fer harts( shot
as
Bot4 ; I saw no bruises on Cox's face..
MRS. FRED. BEATTIE
Mea Euphemia Beattie, wife of Il. ori
n et sad daughter .f no prisoner, wee duly
sworn: -I hays been married two years sant
ibcewber : there bad hoes trouble between'
my father's family sad my husband since
IN* tietpteebeir : before that they bad been
the best of friends ; eiy heehaw' ..end In
risk there ; my \..bawd was to nederieh
4..t Saturday ..d rot book about 5 .'sleek ;
share were liviag 1a oar Woo the hired
on, Albert look, sty busload. myself •.d
the baby ; 4t e es lot 9B, Maitland emus -
Mon; my hu.bssd whoa he este best said :
-•• Ijtese 1u eesr.d to ono sod lin with
sir" ; .he M my y.guger those : he bad
seen bee is sows sod W seated bus M east. ;
my wear W told eta did sit knew hew
APPALLING DEATH
Prom IDdney Disease Prevented
by Dodd's Kidney Pills, Only.
"Kidney Disease." Do you know
what it meads? It means that the kid-
neys are either mato, or rotting; the
blood is frill of poisonous, death -
dealing corruption ; that the kidneys
can't do tbgir work ; that the victim is
a walking charnel -house ; that his
hours aro cambered ; that the victim
muni take Dodd's Kidney Pills if he
does not wont to die.
Have you Kidney Disease t Is
skin hot and dry ; memory fail-
, breath short ; urine, reddish, or
colored ; does it scald when
she was to tame and bring her *huhu, sod
be told kw be would go to the sighs with •
heaters, whoa shit was te Dome down as'ln,
altar throwing her olethm out of the win-
dow, and he would take her away ; I mud,
You era fooling," and be said it w
mamba ; I tete'm huab•ad that although
I was willing Lily amid visit ben I
thought la was • very wrong thlog for blm
10 do to take • girl away from her home
lake that ; ho jut leaked ; the man
was outside at the time and nothing was
said before 14. •boat It; my husband's
ides ia rein at sight wee be take my Mater
any without the folks knewing about It ;
my father sed mother bad sot objected to
her coming here to vett foe two or throe
day., or eves weeks. ata ata, but I ander
stood from what my buband said that the
idea was that my Mater was to lire here all
the lima
THa CADeI or TUR TROunt&
la the fail my husband west over to
Crabb's to help an the uusse tax. and be
beard my mother my that he would never
H ive • dollar of the termhtog money, and
thea made him angry ; atter that be dist
000unued his •imus to my mother's, er
would amply leave a there whale he went
a other beam and thea ell bsuk for me;
he had so spit• mains& my lather at the
Mme; my be.besd looted before about Lily's
soma to hes with me ; tautly my husband
weld *wear at my fisher and my every
tear ho bald about blur ; my father
said sytbIog •g.*n.t my outbound to me or
Is my prows.. ; the drat canoe of trouble
Moieties my husband sad father came op
oe..ight when my bullhead was returning
fres' • thieohing ; he west to my fat1.r'•
ramieR.1 a drtak : my hither reproached
a ler tibia, a Mos*, with only the
hind as to look after the farm, and told
him he would not be scything •head by It ;
tets made him angry .t lathe, ; them as
.. objection ny my parents to wly arrow
Fred ; Lily bed never until ewaly been
pretreated from remiss over here by my
people, but of lea soca objective had
tomes made to bow eau' se awe; my has -
bad knw this, ad this .0 as' -1.W two
Of the quarrel.
rug Munbla dot.'
H. drove o6 es Siird.y Meta shoat
10:30 ..d unarmed •Iter 1 o'ckok with
Lely sad bee clothes ; it le •beet throe
miles from here N my father's house ; my
sister staved with me that stabil. and4 8a
day arnica uncle Thos. Cox came for her
.ad &eked ber ta ge back boa ; she did
at go; en .ianday 'Jabots 1 west over
to my mother'', leaving Fred and my sister
bore, and found my mother vary 111 ; whim
I baa beet 1 told my mar she had better
go home ; la the ought my thole Thomas
MOM sp•es sed told us that if am wanted to
see mother ahtve we were to go home ; be
stn. areas Talo Iowa to call • doctor ; my
busload e.id it was only pretsom, •ad said
Mt would not tan • seed to m•e bey ; he
.fleeted to my 101.4 at first. bet at last
consented, bet would not drive me over ;
the lord man Anes ma over ; I toad my
at.tb., vet y ill and anoose iono ; slur s
whale she same to ad asked where Lily
was, and (aloud when told she bed not
Dame ; the grew delirious ad remained o
for some tame ; uncle Thomas went to our
ploce •,sfo, sad this time Lily came book ;
mother asked Lily why .h. Aad left, and
she said she lakd Fred •ad.be liked a,
and salbin, they .Dull my meld taro bar
spinet Fred ; lather • ke b her 'boat
Meta ere much with Fend, and told her
people were ..yang they did not bow
whether Brad was insrn.0 to her or to ms ;
Gly said it was all .o....'. ; I dad o..1 ob
jean to Lily's bo as with Fred ; when n y
kceband heard of what my father had .std
he threatened to get Lily away from bowie
1 y some pies er other ; Lily mid she was
sorryfar noise away, nod promised to stay
at ome ; i r.tarod home on Momd•y
morale*. and sty hart -.nd mid he would
give me no poem if I did sea get my sister
to Dome book ; i w.1\t or•r boa to set
Ise did not thank
lly habit refused
torsed home my
husband jerked the Mb from me and .as
very &airy 1 bed .ever told niv father
that my husband had bean unkind to me ; 1
wan alweyi Oa to de my own work,
TAR FATAL .ORNUO
Ferber came over bore yesterday .nems'
shout 10 or 10 30, and I told bias that Fred
had maid he would both his bisrt'. blood ;
Father .sated Lily's clothes, and I told
hien Bed bad forb.ddes me to give them to
thymus but Lily ; he would have to p and
ser Fred ; he west over to talk to led
about jetties the cloth*. : Fred had bean
her, but my tether sa
he Imola let bier go, an
to go hook ; whom I
Puling • [g weft, .prEtite changeable; t picking op sopa and watching what was
do your swell; have you bitter pier a : tether walked slowly is hie di -
taste in the mouth on getting up
mornings ; is there a brick -dust de-
posit in your urine T
Any of these s41ns is proof positive
of Kidney Disease. Will you be cured,
or will die? 's Kidney
lliL
are the onlymeans on earth that
will ewe you. hey never fail.
rocas ; whoa lather got within • few feet
of Fed he made a great. .prt•g at habit
and said with as oath that he would has
hl. boort's blood before be sob eat of the
orohard ; l mw Fred's road raised to *Mika
father. but did not ssi the blow fail ; fa-
ther basked aad Feed fellow/el him .p sad
mod. another sonar al him ; I heard fa-
ther's
rther's reins, bits add sot dietiog.bb what
be old, as he awoke quiet low : whom the
shot was Orad Fred'. Wads sae .w fa-
ther's Malden .1 did .ot.e. the revolver;
1 maw the mob and bard the abet, and
Me my besuud fall ; father steed there
and 1 soreamod and west ora 10 lbtrm; 1
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
west to whore Fred was ly sed mad . -
"It is too bad, Fret. yoi vg t.auught Whatever Is required in Uousefurnishings for
Me upon yourself ;" I did not hear h".a this season will probably -the greater portion -be
•p.ak .Item be was snot ; lethlr a..t ,e1
leek to the boa and a neighbor .:.,a end purchased this next ten days. For a fast finish we
took a ...y ; lather .•i,. th Robert y1e •
few tubas and caca hest with mark a late stock received this week at an advertis-
Tbomp.ua. ing price :
Clovis rx•MINATION.
C,ose-erawiued -1 have one obild ; my
husband woo *bout 27 years *Id and • power-
fully bout pose man ; my father •as •
entailer eau ; 1 bav0 saver knows father to
be g..rrelaomy ; the telt about my hus-
band and Lily has beer witbls the past
three*: four weeks ; my slater Is 20 yews
of age ..at birthday 1 am boa Tel 22 ; oa
Moaday mender Dr. Whitely drove a
boom from 4.ther'e. and talked to Prod sad
save him some advice ; alta the dottier left
my husband made throes' utast my father
. ad his tally and ssolm Thomas ; be mid
be would stand by Lily ; he sad U he as
tether bo would pulverize lila baa.. ; be
.lee threatened to leave me sad tote the
baby sway ; be did go away. bat MEW
book •gen ; on Wedaeedsy aroma he
oestis•.d his ureal. ; my bastard was
o•rrelsoarm, gad bed had rows with others;
1 bays moo • revolver at my father's hobo;
he used it to .hoot egaktels on the toren.
VIM LILT 00*.
Mie Lily Gr said :-I bad boon torbld-
den to go with Fred and hod told him so ;
ou S•turd•y whoa I mot Fred is tows M
breeched the subject of my owns. to Boo
bore; he had boon talking d redid eek
west, and mid h• would stay at Me 1.1111E
give up drib►tog if 1 would oame bare to
live; when I want hook boa on Meaday I
rwomiasd not to osme book hero spun ;
Fred, ob Monday, cams and •eked nue to go
to his place again, bus 1 refused, as 1 ad I
bad surly mused my mother's death, sad
my lather was (ntttail about It ; 1 had
beard that Fred had said that no one could
mst my clothes but myself ; 1 did set No for
them became I was afraid he would keep
ms ; be bad bus going • good deal with
a ; he had saver mode any proposal to me
too 100 •way ; he wanted mm b 00100 b bid
pas to Iles, and said 41.mylblag happened
to Kuphemaa he would marry me ; 1 bard
Prod threaten to posed lather U ho ower
este on the plain ; I did ss' Law whether
father knew .t them throats ; I was treated
all rirbt at home ; Fred jos persuaded no
to Dome here.
At the aceolwjon of Mine Cos's .•iaaee,
the coroner dehdei to diger. the to ions
soul the follow*., day.
The body lay a a small room off from that
is whale the Logout was being held, and
-kale .lie.. akklaasas were beim ei&msted
Dr. Whitely was making • post mortem u-
&miaal tea.
Om Friday .t 4 r se., at the curl home,
the noun y was resumed.
DL WIITRLT'a STATIM INT,
Dr. J. B. Whitely, *4 Goderich, was oho
first .it.... called. tie sold :-1 saw Wm.
Cox at about 10:30 o'clock Wdsesdsy
morning la Onodi • dour stare is Oedema ;
As ma, " Doctor. I've shot Beattie :" 1
took him to my a ss sed &M d hist whore
he had shot him ; he said, " Somewhere 4.
the lace ;" he did set know If be bad killed
him ; Cox gave me the revolver. (The re-
volver was produced end handed to the doc-
tor, who said It looked like the Doe Cox had
giy+s bleb). I gave it to Thos. Gundry.
Cox was almost. frenzied ; bio clothes ware
spattered with mad and lbws was quite s
costume os his facie under the left eye,
havi.g the •ppearsnoe of a 1,010011 Mjtuy.
There esu blood res the !lagers of bio tight
band sod the skim of me Boger was chafed;
he .aid 114011110 bad streak him ; he told
me that h• had driven op to 14401ti0's haat
door ; Mr.. Beattie same te the door and
she was armee ; hs asked beer what the
matter was : She mid Trod bad set boos
rioting well that monster ; be bad raid be
was mac to kill her by t..bs sad had
made throats arsine hlm'(Oor) and the
rest of the family ; Ito asked for Lily's
olethea, bet hie daughter said .he mold sot
give them, as Fred bad bold ber sot to Lys
them to anyfs, bat Lily : he said he would
go and Mee • talk with Prod ; be waked
over towards Beattie and as he aopresobed
btm Beattie looked ■p gad said, " You're
the as I'm Iooka, for ; 111 have your
heart's blood before you leave the .retard;"
Beattie jumped up .ad struck at Nm ; he
roe b wok in the dlrootioo of the hemee :
Bootee took hold of him ad Ge said.
" Dos'. strati* a ague or I'll oboe, ;"
Beattie persist d and be shot him ; COI
mud he took the revolver wait Mm beso.s
he wee afrid of Beattie ; more for the Por-
ous*
arpone of arise L,n thee anything .lee ;
antbiag was said about t.ox'. *tithing
Seattle : alter he shot him Beattie loll and
he left tmmdlately sad Summoned hob*.
1 hospice : •iter getting rbompeos he
came to my how ; when I womb out 1
found flo.ttM lyi.p in the orehud dead ; it
wes Mita boss from where Beattie lying
the tree .here the ladder was ; I do set
k.ow whether be bad been moved before I
saw blas : eprorestly he had net : I was
theirs as 11:16 ; he had boom dead thea same
time. ,
as !osier mama
i had hese talking with Wm. Cox the
night before and bad said that N Beattie
would not give the clothes to sayo.m bat
Lily I would go with her and god them 1
mho wail afraid to go slows; Lily came m
and spoke tome foot the olo*bee ; she was
a:ralt II she went for that Beattie* *would
coax her to remain ; she was .et afraid of
6s' hurting her ; 1 first knew of the tremble
last Moony ranting, whoa 1 west on to
see Mrs. Cox ; 1 food her prostrated sod
said there most be shoe troubio to cause It;
Mr. Cox-tbes told me of Lily'. Muted goes
off the Saturday ulrb% ominous ; he .as
very meek broken ■p about it ; I asked
.yrs Lily was ; he said she was still at
Beattie's. ; 1 said the remedy would be to
have Ler eery and bb her mads to go and
telt ber she hod to thee ; he .ant sad
brought her : T.sad.y .ieh. 1 said I would
go with Lily the sett evening to god the
e ine« ; the shoeing look plane is ire swab
ing ; WO. Cow was there when 1 said the ;
.iter swing Beattie I reburied to Mw.
. d bold Cox, who was .1111 4. my .Airs.
Mat N would better siva Mull .l,
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DURING THE ALTERATION SALE
AT PART ER'S.
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1630 Rolls Wall Paper. regular price IOc., 12c.
and 15c., all one price during alteration sale. Sc. per
.rail ; 480 Rolls regular 18c., 20P. and 25c., all one
price during sale. 1Oc. per roll ; a few 35c., 40c. and
SOc. Papers for 15c. roll. Look sharp.
SALE COMMENCES FRIDAY, OCT. 21st.
These prices are positively Spot Cash. Money
will be cheerfully refunded for any Paper returned.
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•
60 inches wide, 31 yards
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98c.Curtains, regular $1.25,
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Largest and Richest Dress goods Stock in 6oderich.
ACHESON &SON.
aero,.( and Cox's appesdsg es the road
Ove or eft st*004.s later sad boohooing to
he hired moo, who •1Wrwards summoned
hint (Thompson.) Cor told him Fred Beat-
tie On shot dead ; he got Into the buggy
with Cox .ad they drove took to Beattie's
W110001 then related the story of the o0
corneal as told to ham by Got- which was
substantially the same as given by the pre-
vious wltper. Witness said : Cox said
he did net intend to shoot Beattie.
H• was 'any 0er•ous and marl, ep,
set the boggy in turning. I went
to Mrs. Basta and spoke to her ; them
wont over t.. !foetus is the orchard, lifted
his bead sad epoks to him, but thele was no
tywer ; remained there !bias or tour inm-
ates ; be weaned 00•er•1 limos, but did set
.peak ; thew went back 10 Cor and Mrs.
Beattie, and Cor mid he would go and g1••
himself up. I told Mrs. Beattie to go ever
to my homes.
To Mr. Holt -Cox west be the last man
in the world 1 would *KM!' de.sytbing
like the >
George Parmenter, was. geld ; .I was is
the Bud doth of Mr. Thompson's whoa the
shot was Bred ; Mr. Thompson nand me
and 1 wet over to whore Beattie was lying;
Beattie did sot my anything ; be died in
ball as hoot.
Albert lusk, Beattie's hired man, said
I was away from the place Wednesday
.t or.lag. Coming home with Bottle from
tows S•tarday b0 maul he bad mot Lily Cor
u God.rteb and she bad asked him to mm*
mud take her away, as her father bed sot
been etas kit ..IL Illy mid her lather
had lhrestmeed her with s borss-whlppin,.
1said bewas foolish torefor heir ; he said
he would take ber away for safety ; he told
me pot t. may &ytbtsg to Mee. Hostile
about it ; Word Lily Cox's voice a 11.
sight ; Bettie was • pretty aim man to
work for.
Richard Chambers, ese of the jurymen,
was called to the stand, bet know nothing
of the shooting. He saw Beattie alter the
&boot leg ; be did net say anything.
Thos. Gundry, oos.teb:., produced and
handed to the eori,ser the revolver with
whiob the deed had bees dose. It wsa ia
the mem 00dtt100 se .hen he had receiver,
tt---with ono dlo.barg.d tartridr..
Mrs. Thos Beattie, mother of Frederick
Beattie, bad been .uby..,.00d, bat was s0.
well and dad sot appear.
After the corner had addressed the jury,
the latter retired at 5:50 o'clock and Is
tweets Ove minutes returned with the fol -
low's, ,erdiot
71:10 YIDt(T.
visa roon-uoweult
I held a poet mortem .xaralealBM and
fend • w.11-nAtLked body. The Mae of
*ma was a hallo► wooed .oar the .ye, es
N. tight ddb of the woes, tb ballot passim
.ly upward..sd mowing the brat..
the theme it took I sb•.14 say the
ties wet..4e.ui exsotly oppsdto math other.
iDeath muao here ass.d aboral, after.1
w
saw ae *timeends ea the body. 1 hind
Ir. WIN is the bask .1 the brad. (TM
holies was ptd..sd ; 11 had both Battened
by eery, with the berms I. Its seem
Wog. tM bawd.) •
TM the..r..a-It wield be &Leese ha-
ke=
pe.41*1 the .mese d the ballet N bell
jus woo pS.[tfM Ohs lata wen sloshes.
Te Mr. Hdt-I was at Owx's plev MM
Teasley .1$i. Ib was Mesday sereleg
the 4M_.nMe MU Naos about Uri reit
urns. f'.. did .et thrones Besides I be
awned M be sae gyi lONt es M kid
d&RgMar', wmd..I I toned is 1.41v sad eta
Nowa es poise Iswod",es4Pthen:
rdmetsered to go with her tee the detbo ;
[,.gusted Osdry's gem,.,, bet Mr. do
did .et woes p.epl• salads is loss el the
tastily *sett ; the wood es Cox's hoe
tease erg Os AWN et • Mew t
old *swag as ant Own 'e 4*
Net Is the leg he Mid so Bowie bad
kb1ed Me es the bead ; I hese loom
On to 38 yews ; mos knew ►,.t 4. tltat•
.ed ; he apposed to Its ited•W fwd ;
Swab wee • toyer awl s.r.eartal
was I twee saw bowie[ ant le
w d fid hid mew 1 weal .spiv M M
anTis wtra.asrt
Robert Thompson-. she mart Olsen
.ales, ;lees ea ike bre epode, 11.04.'.,
awl WO el 4R.Rlms a. ekes Wei. -/ay
That he, the said Frederick Beattie,
came to his death me lbs mortar of the
26th if October, in Aa owl orchard, by •
pistol shot, the pistol being in the hands of
William Cox; std we further find, according
to the evidence, that the said Frederick
Beattie was shot Lv the said William Cox
is self-defence "
COAL W000
CHARCOAL and KIND.ING.
We are still at the same old stand, Nelsen
Street, where we have been supplying oar
ruatomers for a number of years. We know
the fuel that snits you.
Orden left with oar delivery rigs or at
Warwtl's Wive and tiu shop and at our
ease-> naoeire pt pt attention.
A$.e.1 weighted o6 market scaIee, unless
otherwise ordered.
We run several Drys in connection.
CARTAGE t FUEL CO.,
JOHN 8. PLATT, Manager.
Phone 62. 2667-tf
The Ieri inton Puncture Ool
WANT
Weaned)
DRY ELM AND
BASWOOD
to 1• .mall guas1ttsa Thar are Mao 1
the arks* for
Green Elm and Black Ash.
ANOTHER NEW
ADDITION
li
to our Largo Lime .
ell
have added
known
s NEW COOK STOVE
At any season of the year there
is no greater comfort than a good
reliable Cook Stove in the kitchen.
Itis Witid"cook etovefii?Yirev'ieY'j"T"'"'"' ""---'
thing else : there are good, bad and
indifferent varieties.
Ladies'
and
Gents'
Under -
Wear
at the
Lowest
Prices
at
ODDER'S
•REID'S OLD STAND
See Our . .
We know you wi'I be pleased
with our
FAMOUS and ABERDEEN
StovesandRanges
OA.L.I .a' '
CATTLE BROS.
Plubers, Steamltters and Tions
Wait side of Peewit. sari Sturdy Bros.
WE MAKE
Sewer and
Culvert Pipes
Ant ties. flees 4 l.. r• 55 a.. sue
CMsmeea/w.
WR/T' FOR PR.Ois.
THE ONTARIO SEWER PIPE CO
604 AD=•LA4OS Ml_ s•.
swotawv AT tarmwis - . ONTC
X
Special
Wide and
Heavy
FlanneI-
ettes
in
Light and
Dark
Colors
at
5 Cents
a Yard.
X
-Overcoats.
HURON'S
HURON'S CREATEST STORE
Stock o be Reduced $2,000
STAPLES, FURS,
DRESS GOODS,
MILLINERY AND
MANTLES
AND A s1'LF:N11111 RANGE: OF
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KNITTED WOOL TAMS, HOODS, Etc,
All at prices never before offered in Goderich.
R_ B_ SMITH_
0. W. ANDREWS, Manager.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
the correct thing is to have the beat for
your visitors, and you can get the best
0 RAH6 t ST u R17Y BROS.
„ARANO
THE SQUARE, OODERICH.
GROCERIES
"NEW FLORIDA"
ARD
"NEW BERMUDA"
STEEL OVEN COOK STOVES
ARE THE MIMMV Of BAKERS,
A1D TRE
" New Art Amherst "
1f TWE MKT ECOMOUICAI DOUBLE NEATER
COAL STOVE IN THE 'ASSET.
gory Stove warnstM porton or money
Waded. and guaranteed for on year aping*
breakage.
J. H._WORSELL
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the world-wide
Happy Thought
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Radiant Home
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and all the ether Iles et 1leek'e 8nosa.
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hop Oro. :
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Burrow, ate rant & MlIne
Glare Bros.
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the Ingot Dad man poplar aka. ,.
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18 THE DiRECT FAST
ONLY - ALL -CANADIAN
LINE
TO TUE FOS
Manitoba,
the N c rthwest,
Klondikeand Yukon
Gold Fields.
LOWEST RATES, FASTEST TIME.
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CUTLERYAND
SPORTING GOODS
Table Cutlery, Pocket Knives,
Razors, Scissors, Carvers,
Butcher Knivesread Knives,
of the best English and (Ashman makes.
Stock now full and ready for Fall
business.
Greening Steel Wire Cow Chains,
also a line of English goods.
Builders' Hardware,
a full line.
Guns, Revolvers, Loaded Shells,
Cartridges, Gun Caps, Primers,
and a full line of Sporting
t•••:
Above lines at bottom pri
and fair dealing for all from
R. W. M°KENZI
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