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•e.es.. I =oef. And, Nell, •
It sredittedl aadendetre tes oiled te hors never, never, nevernpeektn
vdtertie.iirg is theiiitica 40 surcess in all: Item again in this Iiviqg world if you -tell.'
Ina% of businees with sear(ety an ex- I • .Efeerth, ana Home;
,eeption. Era/ is110819 who hrove been I
longest etree-ged, and whose besiness is
• .y • • h pibl.
knuwledge tide to be Melees° by increas THE PRUSSIANS BOMBARDED
EPERNON's
instead a diminishing the meant ofi
evelaaresseaa
_their advertis. The New York erour-t
at ,of Con'a mem% in speaking of one of the FIGHT !NO REPOIITSD. ,
(kICICA aati most suezessiul banking ins -
du -Wiens in that eity as attributing its FURTHEMASSAORES IN QUiN
continued prosperity to this cease says:
".Any one tould suppose that such a Toni's, Oat. 5.—A despatch revived
bank", so long estaLlished and so widely here from Mitres, dated to -day , states
anew% night sell its bills and drafts, and thet the Prussians gained some advantage
obtain collections enough to sad tty any near Epernon yesterday, which opens that
reasonable ambition without a dollar of Place to the4 They hombardPd
outlay for advertising. And so it might Epernon for a time. The• Mobiles and
be szid of Messrs. Brown Bros. & -Co., Franc -times fought courageously, but
Duncan, Sherman & Vet., and other lead wero unable he contend against the yigor
ing benkers, whose advertisemerts appear ous artillery fire of the enemy.
all the year in our columns. Messrs. A. Fontainblean, Oct. 5.—A detachment
T. Stewart & Co., who are !non extensive- of Prussians, several -hundred strono, made
an attack on the Ftanc-tireurs °here to
day, and were handsomely reputsed: The
Prussians retreated towards .0hailly.
Tours Oer, 5th.—It is reported here
to -day that fighting is going on near
0 rieans.
A despatch from Belfort says the
Franc-tireurs had defeated a detachment
of the new Prussian army, which recently
crossed the Rhine near Colmar.
Fontainbleau, Oct. 4, via, London,
Oct. 5.—The Franeaireurs have driven
back to Chanty a strong force of Prus
from the suspension of advertisiug." sians, both horse and foot, who were
The Baltimore Sun adds eee"If this is threatening this place. Sixty of the enemy
true or such extensive and well -establish_ were disabled.
ed houses as Close named—and that it is There are no signs of the oreation of
no one can doubt—how much -more for. further French armies.
1) known than any other house on this
coatinent, pay us more money for adver-
iisiteg their I -easiness than any of their
would-be rivals. If a house is not well
kcown it should beceme so ley liberal
advertieing; and the better it beeemes
known and the lareer its business, and
the more independent it would seem to be,
the better' still does it pay to advertise it.
Advertising is not ;rely a means ot suecese
but it is at once the evidence of it, and a
gueraneee of its continuance. Many noble
houses date the decadence of their trade
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enate friend "of Onpt unet."
W isst ?"
not die Twelq-first." •
e ave never a any Oapt. 13runet
during the ten years I have been in it."
- The intruder was embarraslied.
• He staininered, and, in his confusion be-
- toyed a foreign accent,• • „
Some Taros took the lieutenant aside
'• and said : •••
"Areyoli sure tlaiat. Brut* iiunknow• n
ut 4101gli'vweesnotuysfin!ryst17,710r;a- nonor•
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'They were going te make short -work of
the sPy, but his next neighbor, an officer
of the tirailieur*, arrested the'in via a
gesture, and said:
"This gentleman is tinder my care.
Dine at your ease, sir: Permit me to pass
the -cheese. Tido some of these m dinner was was ended in siknce. They
elbly dces a apt lv to smaller finaneial,
metcao tile. and other business enterprises,
and particularly to those seeking to es-
tablish a trade."
Power of Short Worcts.
Think not that stren,g,th lios in the big
• round word,
Cr that the trief mut needs be weak.
To whom can this be true who once has
Heard the cry for help, the tongue that
all men speak,
IN hen want or woe or woe or fear is in the
throat,
So that each word gasped out is like a
Shriek pressed from the sore heart, or a
stratatte wild note,
Sung by some fay or fiend? There is a
strength,
Which dies if stretched too far or spun
Too fine. which -has more height than
breadth, More depth than length.
Let but this fore of thought and speech
Be mine, and he that twill may take the
sleek, fat phrase,
Which glows and burns not, though it
gloran and shine—
Light, but not heat—a flash, butiot-
a blaze I
Nor is it mere strength that the short word
boasts.
It serves of more than fight or storm to
tell,
The roar of waves that clashon rock bound
coasts, •
The crash of tall trees when the wild
winds swell,
The roar of grins, the groans of men that
Die on bloothstaiued fields. It has a
voice as well,
The seat of the government of Alsace
has been removed to Strasbourg.
The King's hcadqaarters at Ver-
saii les.
London, Oct. 5.—rhe French army now
in Algeria, numbering 37,000 me* dee
meads to be recalled, to re.sist the Prussi-
a/3S.
- M. Lemon, editor of the Paris Pays; hag
been arrested. The charge against him
has not been made public.
London, Oct. 5. --The Manchester Ex-
aminer has an aerial message from Paris
stating that at a meeting of the Council of
Mmisters on the 29th of September, Jules
Fevre and M. Arno protested againat the
continuance of the war without consulta-
tion with the people. Keratry, Troche,
and Rochefort dissented from this view.
The Prussians have placed catnons cap-
tured at Strasbourg around Metz
Latest reports from Eperuon are that
the National Guard and Mebiles aredoing
good service at bush fighting.
London, Oct. 5.—Later advices from
Hong Kong report further assassinations
of foreigners by Chinese. It is reported
that the Chinese troops have been collect-
ed between Tientsin and Pekhenominally
for the protection of foreigners.' A strong
doubt is expressed as to that being the real
intention of the movement.
London, Oct. lst—A correspondent
writes from Berlin on Sept,29th followa:
—The idea is strongly advocated that the
surrender of Streettourgh is likely to pro-.
duce a complete change in the war. It is
said that Bazaine is now willing to capitu-
late, upon the offer by Prussia to reatore
the Imferial government and order, and
agree to peace. This meets with the sup-
port of the Imperialists, soldiers, and a
rnajarity of the Bourgeois and peasants.
Well-informed persons express the convic-
teen that Napoleon or his son, under the
Tor them that far off on their sick beds lie, regency of the Emperor, will be reinstated
For them that weep; for them that
mourn the dead;
For them that laugh and dance and clap
the hand ;
To joy's quick step, as well as grief's
slaw tread,
*The sweet, plain words we learn at first
keepetime, •
And though the themebe sad, or gay or
grand,
With each, with all, these may be made to
To chiehe, in thought, or speech, or song,
in prose or rhyme.
Moderate Drinkers. .
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The London Temperance Star makes the
f dlowing good points for the benefit of
".aoderate drinkers ?' ,
Remember that so long as yon are in
health strong drink is unneceseaxy, and
that ninety-nine of every hundred who
adopt drinking habits thereby injure their
-health and shorten their lives. Reiuem-
her that not drunkenness alone,but drink-
ing., fillsour -jails and pnor-houses and
&leis the land with crime. Remember
that drinking retards cliication, indnstry,
sanitary reform. and every branch of pol-
itical and social improvement Remem-
ber thaz niultitiidesyearlychea.drunkard's
death and go to meet a drunkard's doom.
Remember that every year Multitudes
some from 'bur "moderate" ranks to re-
eved the wasted array of drunkards. Re- have attacked the Prnssiansibut they were
member that every drunkard ones tried to compelled to retreat in dis' order. The
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follow the example -ahich yon set, and in Prussian loss is roughlyeestimated at 400 to
the trial fell from. his slippery groundrinto 500. Over 400 prisoners were taken
the whirl pool of intemperance. Remember , Every day increases the strength of the
that "to hira who knoweth to do good and Prussian position. .
doeth it not, to him it ta sin -" and that The Mond:tear, replying to the Prussian
there is a "woe for that erianth;ough whom report about the insubordination and
the offence cometh to the little ones." shooting of members of the Garde Mobile,
Remersther that you '.nuot be neutral,and publishes stories of mutinies among the
there. will be eday when you will be un- Baden troops at Versailles,and the shoot -
able to plead ignorance. Remember that ing of German soldiers.
all this weight of rese.ousibility rests with The reports of French successes are flat -
you. as pint raise that cup, then drinkit if ly contradicted by Preessian organs. The
you, think Aright, do it weeny.), not your latest report of the capture of Versailles
corset:lance. - by the French the Prussians charaaterize
as a wholesale invention.
-Ortr ecirrespondent at Rome, writing on.
• the 24th, says e --The form of plebiscite
adopted by the Junta, leaves the action of
-• the Italian government, in regard to the
_Pope unfettered. All parties are desirous
of seeing thehead of thechurch handsome-
ly provided for.
• Girardin has published a plan for the
campaign, recommended the establishment
of two vast training tamps and two armies
of diversionedestined to seriouesly harass
the besiegers of Parieand Metz:
The weak points et the defences of Paris
which the Germans rely upon carrying
on the throne.
The number of French prisoner is not
short of 170,000; Of- the number 11,020
are . within the bounds of Prussia. The
_Cabinet has decided that the prisoners
may be employed by persons not connected
with military departments. Their wages
will be prescribed by the district anthoii-
ties, the daily labor of such prisoners not
to exceed 10 hours, and work to bo volunt-
ary.
London,Oct. 1—Advices from Versailles
by way of Rouen, up to the 30th of Sept.,
have been received. The spade work
which has been going on cmietly and
vigor-till:Ay for the past three or four days
in the Crown Prince's army, was suddenly
interrupted at 6 o'clock this -tnorning, by a
sharp attack of the enemy.
Inimediately after the attack commenc-
ed the Crown Prince and staff hastened,
from their quarters at Versailles to the
fietd of action.—The Freneh troops advan-
ced under cover of a. heavy fire from their
forts, the advanced posts ot the 6th corps
in the meantime falling back to the main
line. After nearly three home' hard fight-
ing; during which the Prussian lines were
unshaken. the French gave way before the
heavy fire of the artillery, retreating to-
wards their forts. As soon as the backward
movement commenced by the French, the
5th German corps took the offensive, vigor-
onsly following tae retredting French, cute
ting ofitheir flight and ca-pturing many
risoners. The French 'troops behaved
better than on former occasions when they
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Don't Tell :
OR, THE FIGTORY .4.18L'S SEC= f.
l'tre worked so very herd, Nelly,
Antoag the noisy reels,.
•(They never care p. pin. Nally,
B017 worn a body feels.)
Nut rhother seys-
One pf timely daya--
No; veriscon--
Some afternoon,
I may go te town -
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with Wil,,Ite Brown!
(Thahaudsome ORO with busits ends—
New, don't you breathe is to timer's.
...
When I fike you so.
Sure eel live, • - -
-I'd never forgiii.) .
AO, Nelly, oh ; hes gaped murk'
Ent you *on/daft, I know,
(NOtir dOn/t. pine -veal%) itonind
Such Sunday clothes;
And a spiendid nose! •
And eves --ah r well,,
1 eouldn't tell;
And manners quite abovelil* stalks
And be's got &steady situation. •
Art4 oh!:
Yon know I
wentout, The officer took *the arm of
the spy, passed into the street drew his Te. John Black, James Black, a d. wwiaJmudisgehte'stedeye..
\• volt SALE.
ni:olawt,Aitpa(441aillyhmKtioNotWir. cAoteetssalgrienA.5,Untorfterld;e
Divisloh, Towns ip of Colberne containing i1004tieres
mere or loss. of 'tvhich .06 acres aro cleared. I Lege
prommetl are --"sitwited an the midst ot a flourishifig
tfermiug community end 'dee about 5 miles from the
Town of Goderloh. k or terms of sale lipply to.
JAMES nyumer, 'Bank of Mitred;
Sept. 26th, 1370. w80;4t flodelichs
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BETWEEN,, • , .
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Thomas Logan Plaintiff ad Thomas SOwerby
Sarah Black, John Black Jtunes Blecitand Willima
Blackand Elizabeth Meek an infant under the.age
cif tenuity one years. Defenetufts. •
UVON the application of the above named' plaintiff
and noon hearing rend the affidavit of Anthony
-Lefroy and the Depoaitions of Sarah Black takeu on
the 27t1 . Amok, 1870 'befolii Henry Macdermott,
special examiner at Goderieh. It is ordeied that *he,
• defondanta 'John Black, James- Black. and William
Black, de on or befoto the twelfth day ot December
. next, anawer or deals to the bfil ofeomplaint in this
cause. m ve. TA Ft,
'IN 0 AMBERS. day of September A.
reVolyer,und gravely, and without a word
of xemark, blew out his brains,
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IMPORTED Honses.—We are glad tohear
that the farmers are beginnino: to pay par-
ticular eateution to the importation of
thoroughbreeds. Mr. Peck, of Stanley, has
just imported a blood, a carriage and a
vde stallions,all colts. More po wer to him.
APPLE Bnossou Ouroesu is rather a
rarity but there is no accounting for the
eccentricities of the year of grace 1870
from Empires down to orchards. Mr.
Richard Fulford, Lake Shore Road Cole
borne, has just handed us a sprig of apple
tree, in full bloom, only needing a little
more summer weather to mature it into
fruit.
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Margaret Waters, the "baby farmer,"
having been found guilty of the wilful
murder of forty infants, was senteheed on
Sept. 24Eh to be hanged,
.• mammoth turtle weighing 407 lbs.,
which has just arrived from IK,73r West, is
airing itself in front ota New Yolk dining
There is no "mock turtle" aboat
that fellow.
According to the computation of the
Irish Registrar General, a decrease has
teken place in the population of Ireland
in the quarter.ending the 30th June last
of 17,o8. Tjte total population is now
somewhat above five millions and a quar-
ter.
The Western Union Telegraph Corn
pany now owns 53,000 miles -of line with
105,000 miles of wire connecting '3,500
stations, and has in its employ 7,000
persons.
The voiiiito is spreading rapidly at Bar.
celona, Spain. Many .people are leaving,
and business is at a stand still.
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Frosted Feet. Chilblains, Corns, Bunions, Bad Nails
&c., are positively cured by the use of Dr J Briggs
Modern Curative. This Remedy has been compound
ed with great care, and. used as dilated, never fads
,Sold by Druggists. — •
Catarrh, a disease which distresses us and diignets
our triends, can be instantly relieved and quickly cured
by using Dr. J. Briggs' Alllevantor, an invaluable
Remedy air all pain and inflammation. Sold by Drug-
gists -
Dr. .1 Briggs' Allevantor. for the Cure of Catarrh,
Neuralgia, Itherunatism. &c., unrivalled. In a
thomngh trial of its virtues, all will ;acknowledge its
uperiority. bold by Drum -lats.
with Piles you are much enlisted,
And sought for a cure m vain.
Use Briggs' Pile Remedy as directed
You will both health and peace agaiel
Dr*J Briggs' •$* Co, No. 8, king Street, West forma
Dr J Brims' Pile Remedy isacknowledged by all who
nave tried it (and their name is Legion) to berthe best,
most successful and efficacious Remedy ever used foi
hat disease. Sold liy,.Drag,gists,
All persons suffering from Piles, Internal, Bleeding,
Rxternal. or Itching Piles, will be immIdiately relieved
and eventually cured by usinir,DrJ Briggs'ale Remedy
Sold by Druggists
Suffereis from Corns, bunions, Bad Nails, and these
torturing afflictions Chilblains, are well recommend-
ed to use Dr Briggs' well-known Curative for certain
reliefand positivecure. Sold by Druggists.
ric
NEW GROCERY STORE.
....mmmi•Pm••••
WHITELY 4 ELLIOTT
GROCERIES,
IN
PRoVISIONSI, •
WINES & 1.1Q1TOR3.
Corner Iiingetein Street & Market Square
GODE NIGH.
Goderieh June 20th 1870. sw87-tfil
EXTENSIVE
NEW PREMISES
• - fendents above •nained.
Take notice that Urn do
pursnant to the Ogre order. th
an order q • e e bill as eon
iteiCnoluarts olanysehreownitnagu, eahnred lvigefnas nay be entitled
will not receive any
forthernotice of the pature proceedings In thecause.
Your answer is to be filed at the office of the Deputy
Registrar. at Goderie.h.
It answer to the bill
plaintiff may °Rein
against you. end
JOHN MACARA,
Plaintiff's Solicitor.
w134 -4w
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INSOLVENT ACT OF 1864.
In the matter of U. Cattier; an In-
,
solvent.
A FINAL Dividend'Ishiet has been prepared open
LI to objection until the 15th day of October 1810
alter which Dividend will be paid.
JOHN KERB,
Assignee.
Toronto- Sept. 18th, 1870. • w37 -2t
• 111E.OLDEST
ESTABLISHED GUN SHOP'
WEST OF TORONTO,
TIE ItTNDERSIGNED IS PREPAREDTO MSNIT-
RIFLES,
SHOT GUNS,
PISTOLS, of all kinds,
and every thing in his line. on the shortest notice.
Repairing °fall aids Mane on the shortest notice, and
warranted.
REM:EMBER' THE PLACE.
(in rear of F. Jordan's, Drug Store.)
3. C. ItleINTOsH.
Goderich August 8th, 1870. w20 -6m*
SALT WORKS
AT
ANTIGONISH, N, S.
lima NOVA SCOTIA SALT WORKS COMPANY
.I. having at their last meeting decided to dispose of
their valuable property at Antigonish the same svill be
offered at PUBLIC AUCTION by JOHN D. NASH at
the 5Ierehants ExaringeIlalifax,on
Friday,October 7th, 1870, at 12 o'clock
The property consists of 3-1 acres of land on which are
several large buildings suitable for the prosecution of
the salt business. One Salt -Pad of Boiler Plate AO by
34 feet, 3 Iron Tanks, 1 Steam Engine 6 horse power
with vertical boiler And fittings complete, Boring
Tools of all kinds with Rods. huge Scows 1200 Rail-
way sleepers. 7000 running Met Birch Rails;
a lot of Fire Bnck toeother with ' a large lot of
other Plant and Mate.rill an inventory of which may be
seen at the office of the subscriber. There are two
holes bored on thir property, one 230 feet deep and the
other 660feet 9 inches. From the former a flow of
urine was obtained forabout twelve months. varying
• In strength from 10 to 13 per cent., and which ceased
rem anovertlow of fresh water. Daring the boringof
the latterhole the clay and plaster bored through was
very salt, showing every indication of brine. To any
party who understands the business of sal; making,
this property offers strong inducements to buy. as its
• proximity to extensive fisheries and also a large agri
cultural country Laminates& a certain market for a
the eaitthat can be made.
, JOHNSTARR,
• President.
Sept. 17th, 1870 .
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CHEESE,. CHEESE.
Shephard Strachan,
• GROCERS, GODERICH. .
ITAVE been reappointed sole agents. at
Goderich for the sale of the celebrated
Exeter Factory Cheese.
Local dealers esupplied at the Factor)?
Prices.-
SHEPHARD & STR ACHAN.
Goderich, Aug15, 1870 w30
G. NI DAVIS
.41. fib
IRIS DAY REMOVED
TO i-xIs
COMMODIOUS
NEW BkICK BUILDING
(NEARLY OP PGEITE F SOUDAN'S
DRUGSTOlitE).
promptly are the heights of ?watts, winch Convenient the Market. • . •
approach the forts to within 4,000 paces,
the dietahces between the forts- and the Tr • •
city being oply 1,500 paces more, and the- -11
is sto• ck of ,stoves ite;
gaps ou. the -western side, north and south ISLARGE AND COMPLETE. -
of Mount Vlaterien. DARTIES IN' WANT OF ANYTHING IN
.1 his line will save) Money by inspecting his
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Thee Fate of a Prussian spy m g(3elcberm'ePtizebasingehottere- -
iStxasboure Inn. AIL KINDS OF JOB WORK mu. BE
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THE PERFECT
SUBSTITUTE
F o
SILVER
TS a coating of pure
- , : silveroverthezrer
NI0XLE, plated by the patent process of1tessts Inking"
ton & Co., and is beyond all-coreparfson, the very best
article next to sterling safer phat eanbii employed u
such either usefully or ornamentally, as by no possible
test Can it be distinguished from realeilver.
" SIGNAL" OFFICE Goderich.
- A eoniplete set; guarranteed of firstguallt7 ier fini/k -
and durability, as fellows : — •
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On.eaLE nit To ATM alet No 0 Con 10 W
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WILL SELL DURING ,THIS; MONTE(
FD. Ashileld, Co. Enron; containing '80 aers.,2ri AT t.13 A• YF1ELD.
cleared, with house and barn. There is a living ° reek
• thefarm. It is a corner lot. Price $18A10._pel
vent $40.00 andtax MARTIN• I/UR:10110. 1. _i:sno:creitussaciNlioya,cosh;:10131116.:::retidinnilAylaymit:(67.11::::Nrrotherliiiike:.
Glenburnie karm f9r Sale
_London, Ang-T5, 1670
Toseaseep -of heaerieleeemohaleg 140 acres orthe
piaeord tiro Town cf Basted, There is a otcataase or
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remainder of thilielall /Wm:4 otiVetta with bat
TOWNSHIP OF, GOIAMICH. eiheeeh716a #21)10916hetof 131kOdicl growth, on exa
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1 A 'MILES froni Goderich and 9 miles from Clinton,
['3 sitnated on the thavel Road itunnii4 from Gode- - .A.XiS0.--1,0t 'I4s 110111go A 'Township Stalay;
ta to Bayffeld, from whichttfsseparated by the Bay- antaining29 acresof well reserved tinter lati4,1111sh
fence, 70 acres clear of -Stoning and in a high state of The lotruns to theRiver Daybed. with a oonshierabPo
acid River. :It anteing' 212 acres, 110 acres under wOuld produce.a large quantity oftrewood to the ate,
inanissuir ntstrehia7pillyrPt°02,es. 3131ES 19. ALLEN.
. It is sell watered by two living streams. .en orchard
grape rifles. Two story concrete house, .32 by42 feet,
• few pears, plums, peaches and cherries, and a few
cultivation, soil rich elay loam; bush good hurdwood. wattorrfall;Whic choion; lime, mi:a.e agyallaynabellelfot rliclul:cs
4140 apple treeain bearing—frnit very choice; also,' a
celkr full size of the house. Frame Parn 45 by 81 ft.
Lake -1311°p, where fruit raising is- much more success Guelph, Avg 15, 1870
This is a rare opportaity to secure a good &mon the w30
or 0 . M. TRIJEM&N, Land Agent, Goderich
ITIL HALL, Byllold,
TWO FABIUS for SAIE
August 15, 1810 ;
FARMsALE
• BAYFIELD°N.GRTAHVEL, ROAD(
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les,iettzti=seefat„"te.°11Gagellallimt,..91.ch
Dry Goods -at 10 Der cent Di..scoant for Cash,
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A LOT OF DRESS GO DS
Parasols and Skirts at Cost and Under,
AT HALF PRICE.
ul than arther inland. Apply to
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FOR sale trim very valuable FARMS in the To.vn
JUST OPENED,
60 1-"aelcsiges .13 oots hoes
Irk. TRY THIR lkoTED 60o. TEA.
Goderich, August llth, 1870.
J. C. DETIJOR &
DDL9 %V IL, AP ()La
rpi would beg to inform his numerous cusfomers and the public
New Woolen Machinery is now in Full Operation and in First Class Working Order
' AND THAT HE IS MUCH BETTER
PREPARED TO EXEC1JTE FARMER'S WORK 3XPEDIII0USLY
than last season Wile starting his machinery all311. ew.
Custom Roll Carding, Fullin.g Cldti h Dressing
Spinning and Manufacttuthg,
will reedit e prompt attention: -Having now on hand the
stock of of home made
t, best and cheapest
FULL-, CLOTH, TWEEDS, FLANNELS, , WINCEYS,
ever before oll'idifio the public in this Part of tbe Freida -ea, he would respectful] request 'those wishing to
exeliangetheir 'wool to call adjudge for themselves before appointing themselves e ewhere. i
P. S.—He:would likewise 'call the special attention of farmers to beware Of wool amsters and agents seeking
their wool Tor carding, as he has proved it from the experience of former years to be perfect source of annoyance '
to them in verimui ways, that they cannot tee until perhaps too late to guardagamet• t.
EIZ, The -highest Market Price paid for any quantity of gootClean. Wool.
- TEAOWIAS LOGAN.. ,-
• . ,E Street, Goderich
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Goderinh Woolen Works, 15th Aug, Ural
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THE LITTLE ZER.
• THIS -LtriliE FAVORITE IS THE MOST CO LEO
Y•VMILY SEWING AlAq_IIINE.
. EVER INTRODUCED INTO NORTH AMERICA OR EUROPE •
eI• VER 15,0f10 VAMILIES HAVE BEEN SUPPLIED WITH THISIIA. CHINE
within the last two years, and have made for theinSelves costs of.ftiends) and -
earned the reputation Of being an indispensable article. These Machines arb patro br all stades of societ'y
from the,eiWest Fanner's Wives and Daughters to the Nobility and Royal Families , urepe.
. . . •
. "GST.A.M.TZEll
Is ths simplest, will ao -the greatest variety of work, is more -easily managed, lege liable to get mit of order, and
runs lighter, than any other Shuttle Sewmg Machine manufactured. Every Machine is complete, with Tucking
Gauge, Quilting Gange, Hemmer, Self -Se -von Miller, Braidholder, "Thread. Oiler," (Wan Sled with cdl, Screw
Driver, 4 Spbbills, 6 Needles, 1 Spool of thread, and Printed 13114110110= 80 fall as tenable any person to use
and keep the Machine in order.
Every Hand Mathine is mounted on a Marble Slab, and packed inn, neat little ease, art sold for $26 00 '
LITTLE WANZER, on a nice Iron Stand, with Treadle 8000
s, Wee half Case
.40 00
32 00
" large Stand and Vilobd Case, with Drawers
" full Case .50 00
R M. WANZE & co,
FACTORY—CORNER KING CATHARINE
•
STREETS, HAAIXL N, ONTA1110.
SHOW ROOMS -64 KiliC -STREET EAST. •
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AGENT AT GODERICH •
ABRAIIA.BI - BIEIWRANi, TAILOR. '
Hamilton, Aug, .30th, 1870. wA-3mos
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BRING 1ot22, first concession Goderich Township
Ile acres. 50 ofwhich are cleared. a never failing
creek runs through the land. The lot 18 situated on
the Gravel road about miles fram the 10N731 of God.
erten The land is a rich clay loam, being very suit-
able for wheat or fruit growing. The lot will be sold
cheap and on easy term. Possession can be given let
October, for particulars and terms, apply to G. H.
PARSONS or 10 3. DAVISON, Esq. Goderich.
Goderich, Aug 15, 1870 w30
Farm for Sale.
T ()TB -53 and 54, Bayfield Concession, In the
.1.4 Township ot oodench Containing 8 acres,
ot thee() over 50 acres cleared with goo Frame
Barn,- and Log House, about 21 miles from
Clinton. For Terms of sale apply at the Division
Court office at Goderich, Or to Mr. WIGOING
TUN on the premises.
Goderich, Aug 15, 1870 • w30
*A BARGAIN.
50
AC8E13, East of Lot 29, 10th con. Culross, Co.
Bruce.. 7 areas cleared and good log house.
Clear title for 8600 cash or for 43600 one third down
and the remainderin4 annual instalments with interest
at 6 Per cent per annum.
• Apply to ,
ABRAHAM 15311TH
Lumley 51h Sept, 1870, w38 -10t Merchant Tailor.
•
VILLAGE LOTS FOR SAE
• IN HAYFIELD.
mHE subscriber offers for sale four eligible lots In
J. in the Village of Bayfield. On the premises are a
good frame dwelling, barn and vinegar factory. For
particulars apply to
• JOHN CROOK.
Goderich, July 12th 1870. ww204
FOR SALE
TORE AND DWELLING HOUSE WITH LOT IN
the village of Maitlandville one mile ham Goderich
m the centre of the Goderich Salt Works. Ifouse ana
Store entirely new, und commodious with good Stone
Cellar and Lot in Excellent condition. Terms easy.
Apply to H. SPENCE, ;Goderich P. o.
or W STANBURRY, Burgessville,FP. 0:
s ,OTS FOR SALE,
ship se Gete!!el,ito•Fowarticulars jell it a;
211A,ZericulirTonsasiiip
August 15, 1870 w30
FAniff FOR SALE,
LOT 24. CON 4:
about 55 acret cleared,
Township of Godorich, co- nzaini9tg 80 acres
•c) STORY CONCRETE -HOUSE. ON VIE GROUN
p floor, DiningRoom, Parlor, Kitchen, Ball arid Bed,
room; on the second floor, Sitting Room, Large Fars+
,feeFritit. 7tturojoiem,3 fSrotorraegotintu,s3lutadtIroftuomta
ily Bedroom, and lour other bedroom ; on the Base.
'eD,Suairyrn 5111-472
Goderich. Good large orchard of ova- tee superior
fruittrees. Soil, aeep clay Imam isiellovatered by
spring creek and flowing well. The ro erty is Mtn.
G. IL TRUEB1AN
nted IR- Ines troll) Loire Huron, of v e a good vies
wet,- te.
mpreamnt
scan be hadfrom the door. Apply j
son Esq,., on the premise; or tiib aim" —
Land Office Goderieb
Goderich, Aug 15, 1870
w30 .
FARM FOR SALE.
_
T OT 10, pow. so, W. D. COLBORNE, 160 ACRES,
JJ 90 cleared, good dwelling house, trine 221•26.
with a commodious kitchen attached, oleo good barn
and shed ace.ommodation, good bearirg orchard, well
watered by two creeks runningthrough the fare, mad
good wells. One mile from gravel toad. 6 miles from
Goderich. For particulars ripply 011 the premises to
undersigned, or to Ain ,DFerguson, grocer. Godetich.
C. STEWART.
August 15. 1870 - .w30
NOTICE IS ElEREBT GIVEN
-I- that application will be made at the next seaston
ef the Legislatureof thitmio for a Charter to constiact
a wailroad from the City of London, In the Cormtyof
Middlesex, to some point= Lake Huron, 10 the Town
ship of Stanley, County of Huron.
July 15 1870 w2
Lazarus, Norris& Co.
Opticians and ()enlists,
neccm-wiTim Aft 'Tv
9
. 1rAv4, WITH A* vrew TO 011:EET THE rel-
IICREASED demand for the celebrated Perfected
• Spectacles, appointed IP. JORDON, chemist and
f1111A. T DESIRABLE PROPERTY CORNER OF Druggist, Goderich, Ont , as thee. Sole
.I. Kingston and St. David's St.' -adjoining Crabb's Agent for this2place. They have takeneare to give ell
Block with the . needful instructions. ond have confidence in the ability
• te their Agents to the requirements of all mummers.
Large Frame Tavern An opportunity tvill lie flonefforded to procure, at all
• Known as the WestentHotel, andotherbriildings there- limes, Specta&A unequalled Vinyl= their strength.
on. For terms and particulars apply to ening and preservmg qualities.
ABEATIAISSIIITH, Too much caimot be saidasso their superiority over
Merchant Tailor. the ordinary glasses worn. rhere is no gliteuiermg.
Goderich 12 September,1870, swe_te, wavenng of the sight, dizziness, or other implement
heLe s the IV d I 4ist
JAMES STEWART
sensition, bin, on e contrary, from the peculiar can -
81 uction of t y MY8 800 mg ers p ca. .
causing a feekug oirelief to ILe wearer, and producing
• a clearard-distmet vision •as in the natural healthy
sight. They are the only'Spectaeles Amt.
WHOLESALE . AGENT PRESERVE AS WELL ASASS1ST THE
OF . SIGHT. .
The far-famed and reliable St- Catherine's Nursery they ere the cheapest 'because the best, always lasiing
D. W. BEIDLE, ESQ. manv 3 ears without change being/necessary.
iErWe employ no Pedlars.
• FOR ALL KINDS OF F. JORDAN,
Sole Agent for Godenchs
tIRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, GREEN- Gotlerieh Ang 15 3870. w13
•.12 house Plants Grapevines, ,&..., &e.
• rs- Any stock not on hand, ordered on the shortest
notice House—Maitlamelville. Goderich le 0
Gorerich, Aug 15, 1870 ' w30
STOP AND SEE.
— r
followmg -remarks on -Testimonmis of most
1 woneertelane exunerdintee, eures in &made. by
the GREAT INDIAN REMEDY. They are stens un
deniable and incontesnble tams, sufficient to convince
RAM& FOR SALE.
np 147 ACRES, 110RE OR LESS, A/30'0T 110
kJ acres cleared and the balance good hardwood tine
ber, a comfortable house and first.class triune letrae,ts
good orchard, and well watered,. lilost id tar ntsa
excellent clay. The fermis 1080, 341: con., Goderiela
Towns -hip. 9 miles from Goderich and 7from Clinton.
On payment of part cash, good terms will bops= for
the be.ce. -For particulars apply on the preralees /a
JOHN McKENKIE.
or to G.. M. T13.UEIIIA21.
Land Oftleey Goderieh,
Aug. 15.1870 watt Porter's nins
TO SELL:
Muthconcession of Mullett, on the boundary
EAST HALF OF LOT NUMBER 8, FORM
line between Blythe and Walton,post office useh tape.
Good hardwood; 'teetered with a never failing =tele
and never failing spring. Also well close by the hots*
Forty acres cleared. well fenced, 77 acres in Oh Log •
house and bent. a thriving orchard, 8 Muds of plume,
black,white and red currants, pears, red laid yellow
gooseberries. For farther particulars /apply on -the
premises. TO RANKIN_LAWSON anti his Mother,
Aug 1.5th, 1878. sv7)0.1ct
the most skepticalthat the Great Illedicinal..Compoun.. _
.arned after for ages is now accessible m the Great • ••
SHOSHONEES REMEDY Yap. atax.
for Diseaseir-ot tne 'Ihroat,Luirge, Lwer, Digestive
Organs,Kidneys, &e., as well as, Scrofula, the various
Skin Diseases,Ilumors, and all diseases arising from
Impurities ofthe Biped, we boldlystate thst this_great
remedy has NEVER BEEN EQUALLED. Where
was there ever such a cure as that in the person ot
Wilson Storms of 13riehton,9, W., of Consumption ;or
thatorPeter C. V. Miller,Enrnestown, C; W., =Von..
Bumpkin, orthat ofAmbrose Wood,ofConsecon, C.W.
of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, or that of John
•Hogey, of Napanee, C. W. ot Rhetunatism, who had
actually been on crutches foi years, in sptte ot all treat..
mentheretotore, and lawn welL Smog of =changes
might be mentioned had we space.
lerCall at the Drug Store and get e. Circular=
anqestionable certificates on the (311.1.41 SILOS.
HOBBES REMEDY and PILLS, and satisfy your
elves. •
&lee of the Rolnick in large pints$1
rSale by all Druggists and Dealers In Medi
eine. • gents for Goderich, F. Jordan and Parker le
Cattle
WHOLESALE ABENT13 I
. LYM AN, Ewan & oo.. i
CORONTO.
DUNSPAUQII. & WATS()it , e .,
J. RENEE& Co. -
}
T. BICKLE & SON.
HOLBROOK & fire , BA mgmopiel
r RE
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A.HAMILTON &en_
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Fiddleor Bead'. King's Thread
old silver pattern pattern pattern ' (I• )
• patters •
sets. • etts ..0 et& 2 Oa.- $,N4 •
Arable Forks 900 - 9 50. ..1000-..12.0t
12Taldel3p000ns 800 g50 • '10.00. -12.00
•
12 Desert Forks 6.00 6.60 ........7.50... 8.80 • CP
12 Dessert Spoong6.00 650 ........750 ....850 _ _
12 Tea Spoons • 400 4 §0 ... ...... 5 00 ....5 50
2 Egg gilt hew's 240 ,s50 2 80 —.286 • • . co
1 Sauce Ladles • 200 ...... 2 20 . , 240 ....240 ,,
_2 Gravy 'Spoon 200 220 240 ....go • Coe ,
•Salt 'gilt bowls SO • 90 I 00 ... .1.00 . p.m
I Mustard 4- " 40 45 60 .... 50
I youplaille 2.50 2 78 • • 800 .....800-, P.11.11
A Sugar Spoon • 50 , 55 60 .....65
44.60 48e5 52.85 59 25 . ' e • .
....... ..—...
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Mer• ---r
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Any otthe above inticlei to be •;*d singly at same
prices. •
N. B.—TILE BESTQUALPFY ONLY of above kept
in ,stock. !Inferior mods entirely excluded. Pro=
eased on the ready money principlemet
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•OPBIaZ 0 Nis 19
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TAO, RMS A.SB. ••• I
- etc .1.140ORROT;401. •
GitiffriOht AOge I 5487.b. . -
1101•Mallame
- ' DONETHE SAMEAS •OSUAL .-•
Oodericklst July,1870.' - ' . • • •.•W92-tt
In an inn at Strasbourg,js' olio Alamg •: .
Y., I • , . a
filliutiLaytt1111ESS-MAKIII G
nes officers - sub -officers, aud F"r:nch
soldiers were engaged in eating a comfors .
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(Translated :From a French paper.) -
• MASONIC APRONS
VOA SAL.11 AT ,
H. GARDINER,* Co's.
Clodelioll 2.0 July. 1870. w273;f
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og-
es
Kum°, County of Hastings,
. • Pro nce of Ontario, -Feb. 9th,1868. '' s
04_ ..,
To Messr.
0 Rare:BEA:La
13.ren's
Conway?. 0.,
Cminty of,
Lennox,Ontlio
Canadal
THIS is to that during the winter of 18613 I
.11- was taken w e. weakness of the ancles, which
nallyoluring the spring of 1867, extended to in
TrIHE SOUTH HALFOF LOT NO. 18, IN TEE
1. con., Warn:mesh, 90 awes, only tee ranee fro
We village., ,Apply there to S, Pollock Eke. *
C. CAMERA
Goderiek
W 4 t
FARM POR SAIE,
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Ono arm..
HE subscriber being determined to Bell,
invites ev'y man in quest of a good
farm to examine the Ei Lot 29; con 8, East
Wawanosh, 100 scree which is one of the
best, and One of the most beautiful fin= in
the Township. It is 18 miles from Gode-
rich, and 10miles- from Winglum, •s pro-
posed ;dation of the T. G. .4 13. R, R.
There are cn the place, goodludding,
good orchard bearing, a liens spv..
ingTaiRdmash_011frt 505tirrteos elleckar.ela.d; girblaia234:
to suitepurehusjeArssi TisDAFTedynej 0.
.
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Sept. fith, 1870,
DIRSOLUTION of PARBERSH/P.
WrOTICE lebereby given that the Partnerstip kne-
e
J -N Wore esuting between the undersigned ats
Ge:neralMerchants in the Town of Godeich, =dea-
th° style or firm of Marlin and Robertson, is thistay
dissolyedbymutual consent. All vlehts due the said
Arm are to be paid to A. Martin Who 1/111 settIO this
liabilities of the clan*.
Witness, U. McKLIITIN. AMOS MARTIN
Coded& Aug 70. JOHN It033MTSON,
With reference above the sttbserWer bcgs
ay that ho willherenfter -env. onthe business, =Isla
„ 13teal.31 Engines "Id Boilers,• tb ees, and on npto rat lups, and bee -Lane so , artme eul
-: • - rato
h a Mill
=account in all Es der tits =die direspect
et' could notsalk, butvas confined totmy. chair. sally soh& anontuinance ofs nbhc patronage.
A. NIAEUN.
rs, ing, diftment times,three doctors., Ind medicine§ of Gadwle13 -214432-1004 • 1430-tt
- • , • Foe abouttwo yeari. while
'Thrashing .1Vlachines"Se'
d afterwards 'leen ht raedicaladviee 'erauloy-
this weakness was coming ,
0113118 • g
•
vgyvvvisr; Prxtg-s.d-vv
•
IRON.' MID WOODEN --PIA01i
TT
differentldnds, prescribed by friends, ht. tofu° avert.
• ; I continued toget'sverse and Worse, until the smmmet nvSOLUNT A.CT OF 186
Atthis time I bad begun to feel the vAiltness in my In Me matterof --
- jilown,drassdrent..
of1868,wheu I was induced to trythureatSliosboness . 9.
,
. A • , hands ; inl fact I was getting almost helplessr I ha •
St
Remedybyreadingthecures perform , in apanipIllet. •
IS HEREBY GIVEN THATPURSUANT'
taken two bottles of the Shoshoness Remedy and tiv WTI"
. -
1 Beide Plon "Git
- . --- With...Cast..orSiee y glis; ng Bon boxes ofthe piths and I am entirely restored to health. to the powers smsted 1110 as Aesignee eif tlas.
I never expeatedto get
e r,
• Cultivators, Larici_ Rollers, straldiC ter's, medicine as a sort of fo
'sin* e abfw"laulealas°17:4173IY:pgulabtlictlfleauel:loil:aattel:
tosyieiretiled-Fereteek Potash Settles, Sugar Eettlos, Xittleg,. VrigNi and Pipe 13ores awasnr=1:vate (4183b1r°n"rn lnY ileighb°114'
- In the following lands tin premise
d f s and toan donneleAlictituPee.dahisIcasvmes°fInilliliavee 1211? 11.1.a4srilleillitaORGI. MT-BIM/IAN ir,
s aa assignee n•as
• 'AND R dy •b , TonsionfOoderioli, -County orguren
• • • Y
° CIRM Monday tie •10th day- of October 1870
. . thiswilicinhureela7of February. 1869. A. F.Woori,j. , eee hour,01 twelve ..reelak noon -viz t .8B era
•. COOICl/iG PARLO.UR 110X, ISII)VES 'only to saytry the Shoshoness eme u e eve 11
tabia dinner, the drat. for. eight days. -
.A.. stramer entered and asked perreis. MISSESSRT.
-
- sAtE - d Brass tasting's and -,BlaekOmiths' andAs Sworn o 'before me atMadoc, County of Ragtime),
of the.most lutpros n b. t painng
re yee wit • . Mary Ann singular- that 'nertolo, parcel tra'et oflend
&Me on short notice. Call and see the SIREL IIOULD.BOARD PLO, GHS, 'as Yon can The b rtify that I have 'no Mrs
Well, he's• = Tac' intlIding Lots No's 40,488,-. dr. very-rhe.aP.for - - . 0 traproebtiiyefithveztilLowar• ita::::Qpientbiletrwberhileormeieb=b; :0wiirtee:b1.0ththeeothironutityie9f:e7solorie azimPreoxowneeiltifp7s;
- . • Bong'htyfor the laitilft.een years ; she awoinaw 0t premises eituate lying anti berms in The Toweshte
Tat vz suudAteifth:F414:134mtait:1380tota'Getia."Ws'qralc°Rt' T°Yags • IGO,erieh, Aug.1.5th, 1870 " .; , •
tO Pin them atthatable. 'Gentlemen,
7ely texts 'said he 011holig 0 Da ave a The stool oftsbei Market Square,next door to . ,
%a earnest: (You'd ha or cf he. ing known to yolt. I am not a xack's Voidedioneriffitore, Where the/ are PtePare2
. teehenteallenteraforanillieeretuid.hirese-malting tit _ Fitturr TEES -sto E sT TATE s
Til . .
terrecovery, always attribated her recovers. the admeasurement .fifty ac*srlas ths saniereore or hes •
7 Shoshonees Remedy. Whatever may be the palatal' ere are considerable roma t
Goderich. 1 Callender, Esq." .
it d h th BEGTO-mnium TTorz D Go4 ekothAtz 1870. ,• - i1314in
) • • —and since her illness. I behove her tertifica, b) {Arlo' Being•compOsedlyttm,ivet,-bpjf otiot zumber
11 ) ; • I was ileelaredgopeless ; and I know that she basiuSOICe Rowielr aforesaid. 0. said property tandems 'bys
If Isikidn't coatees),1
Rot I isseikbs't kayo it getround
For fdty--0•0 MO! It p4 ct 1C3pt. Brunet of the Twenty4fist lut; is
,
They'll never *et begin it, . - my best friend—almnet a brother." -
of hil own— 1190 ORO present knewhiin, the stranget was
• stranger tote grand family of the army.
1 shouldn't haw" • inteute. Ort areontitor Capt. Brunet, although
,
And oh I lies . 4:
Thad i as& ey . .411‘ like Strfie; allowed to take silent. He haalready
AO *Iter_t yitn df,y, by a ' • • losad.12,_:&
Sat.A11) the cofe&fe and the *vont; end
He's :trotter end finer by
Oil' l. Wt. 1 never Meal him • liaL-1 . [maw eminence V ebat. with, his tom-
1,Viii tiswiw,ht somid--that was thi fuselit3 pisions, when his evil destiny brought
And, elly, I'd just as lief say it ta yes, essto the. roost ao Ayer Other Twenty-
gri wouldn't do, dm .
"A. r said one te the granger, 'here
Tort het &trial & len couldn't beer, %. - • Is sisii ow wie Will giro you nen of
weesnytbing oncarth, t &claret 4_,,N, year frie•Ls" ., .
Fo h 1 wouldn't lie: sa•andltwalw11 "LteateeliatONtaient to pis an intl.
• Ti** sake..
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Them isu thing I wouldn't dare,
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%It/fewest styles an. IvithDeapate I
- ..-Ekesurtheresseowseesusesigsrs. _ _
;v. tleveril apprentices wanted imniedistelse . Street, atitgeptocie or 0taneartsa DWarf _ .s•ittt .
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Th ente •on he *titillate
herease,it luis acted almostliltethe performance of apply to Eel; TRUEMAN, Auctioneer .er,J) jee
ruroprieties oftbis medicine, one t,hing is. certain, that suditiedesiraId ly situate For barna -parmsalant
a Miracle. 11* F. Wow) J. Won,. salicitor _for the Assignee.
GoderIch 12,Be t 1870' •InV143 APPLES
APPIIENTIOE WAWfEl)..
moue Blacksmithing business. -4 Omit 144filo‘
.1. the Country prefortrlait..2.2ply immediately to
BodS11011; Ideptitth,1870YliA114 *el -1,11°61r
w84-fr
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/ Warden the Comity et IfastingeProvinceofOntario, JOHN 31ALDAffie Jr,
. Deminionof Called/ evriniv• -
GoderichAugast2nd 1670. vi29-tas Assigitte-
'-` PZARS,_ i - - -1 - . - ..: • .. - 14/114which is now united, the. Colonial .Life Assurance Company. i;., ::Heat' (Ace for
..,..*, Ii_UNIA'itit: its::•
_ ; In -Canada 1-'00 BtreitY—Standard Cameany'sBnildings, No..47 Great ,.., James Street.
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peeto"r,•4. .3a,
s.b..ariB1"uil... ,•- —: '
-• ''-'';PEAH.' AceinULATED FUND-. ' $
g1,•.l,'t t. 0',.,,. 0- 0t-
G: O&
- 'APR1CGTS &a. ,ANNUAL INCOME.............- -. •,••....i•A00.000.•
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ricesteberriett RestbifTiess - The 'Company having deptisitidthAnth if $150,000 with thilteeeiierflefietayncenfOimity
Tice ElliGE TO LET suabertes.E.t.ho. °raid' entaiTreeandud am° • • lance Act passedlast Session. • AssuralleetiwilleOntinila to ogried out a
tALPLY ‘. ,WeePing 71/1°W...11 :xicalremt
L vrut/D13110, tawentitoot. ' • - *I 1.1
Alkeitneeetti•in44:01111211,* WE* 104,00/1 •-• Referees :.-32ii'lliDotle#11;.13e.lfeltilolr-1% et- •!!
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ere.
nivnodt e:triteto".raa at On all di ereP"Yaterlia )1111 P7 ei - A derfeli;
BARRISTER, Goderich. , Glee Mee call.before Yirld..0AMPBELL.ALIT., *.g,„ • • OVreittitiYfirIard.,
vol -
Angilet 2:111d,,.1$10.. twt-tt clawict Aug 1,6, 30t0 I •1/30. - "".
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. NOTIOE or Dxssozovnoparh.N..,6:1,
PARTNERS,IIIPtuttbS:
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. fur'saurounbydlareornbutber-ROES-0W..irde,PfraZIkiteWeanbeidt7Cal • atillworemistserebesteranreinteiED:Enst gpogybots
9oder1eh, 5th Aw4ast. 1810
• Tuner ; to be seena.t IhituthExehangelletel
ARD6 ; :etttGo o4evrichdt.:06: di,.$ ,
0wtaS
All de ts th Od
• irtnoresratozezir
small hollEPrns
leformatimi 8.8 wilileed to __her recovery, *ill receive -:e ewe wait*
red =brindled, with whIteliee,,Iegii,ruiL..tail
and
siness in
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