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merits Q such. '
it.ti*es.QuOty,4Quantitya Circulation 3 points for: a+jeri' end adveitise>rs
OTIY Ii:
aiibetC�nirL.ine.
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Rte have pnrcbasgd toocopies
of Qagade'g patipoaat eonlc
The Maple Leat forever;
to go on sale Sstnrday
45c. Der Gem
Ca1l eatly anti some sitebe
;O16 they are all gone.
-ftenceniber •Saturday, Noy,
ember 19th, only 5o. each.
EIVI SOWS;
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ItepreseatitigTheNatdbelmerPlano
• and Mush, Uo,rof Toronto, •
TeternoNa Ceti, 71
DAY, NOV. 18, 1:,t:
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. 'Qoilerich Township.'
•
Prier ENT,s;TIotrr,-The residence of
Mullholland, l3olutesvike was the
scene of a Very pleasing.gatbe:ing on
Thursday evening fast. Represent-
atives fromthecongregations of Mid-
dlleton,,,,llohftesville and Summerhill,
Waited Y.a their clergyman, Rev. E.
B. Smith, and presented himpith the
following address, accompanied by the
'munificent gilts ntentioued therein:
Dear •Mr. Smith. It gives us great(
pleasure to have you .with us to -night,
,,anti we are glad to. leew that you
manifest at keen and,kint interest in
our social welfare. Though yens have
been with us but IL comparatively short
time, we have learned to love you and
appreciate your services. Your gen-
•eral sculls, your right hand, vour'hs-
sistanee, and your sympathy are ever
ready for all. They indeed express w
parent's warmth. and none there are
of ns who have not felt. them. • Ae a.
alight .token of our esteem and un-
bounded good will toward you, .we, the
'." members of the congrevations of Sum•
merlri1l, Holmesvilie and- Middleton
churches, beg of you to accept this
robe and whip, this chair and purse of
money, and as you look upon or use
thein in the future rimy your refiec-
-tlons be as pleasant -as are ours -of our
association with you.
May your future work for the Master
he one of joy, and wav your own, heart
and that of others continue to be
blessed ..s a result of your labors.
Signed on behalf of the congrega-
tions. Miss D. WATKINS,
Mise. BIx
M GHA)tt,
MRS, MULLHOLLAND,
FRED BURNETT.
JOHN'MIDDLETON, JR..
The address was read by Mr. A. E. ,
7e jheral, and Mr. Smith, though
t( le tiurprise, made a.suitabie.and..
feeling .reply. It is these tangible ex-
pressions rf goodwill and sympathy
that cheer the pastor on his way.
OouNou.-Counal met Nov. 7th. Mem-
bers all present. Moved by Jas. Johnston,
emended by Chas. W. Williame, that the
nomination for reeve and four councillors
be held in Wilson's hall, Holmesvilie, at
12 o'olook (noon) and the election (if any)
be held in the following places, and the
following persons as Deputy Returning
Officers: No. 1, Orange hall, 4th non.,
.Chas. Johnston, D. R. (J.; No 2, house of
Nixon Sturdy, 7th con., John Sturdy;
No. 8, hoose of Thos. Harrison, also to be
D. R. O.; No. 4, house of H. W. Elliott,
Bayfield con., John Miff No. b. house o`
R. Baker, 15th con., also to be D. R. O.;
No. 0, house of W. Crooks, lith con.. also
to be D. R. O. Moved by Chau. W. Wil-
liams, seconded by Jae. Johnetou, that the.
following accounts be paid :-S. W. Miller,
repairing pound 81.60; A. Wilson, use of
ball for the year& '97 and '98 for Court of
Revision 87; selectors of jurors, 810. Mov-
ed by John Woods, seconded by Time
Churchill, that communication from John
Salkeld in regards to Swafiield side road
be laid over till next meeting. Adjourned
to meet op first Monday in December.
NIKON STORM, Clerk.
Bayfield.
PffDLIO MEETiiro.-There will he a
puhlic meeting in Bayfield on Friday
*ening of this week, to consider the
prepose" of the new owner of the elect-
Pil;.lip;ht plant, Mr. Coniine. At pre -
Ain't We have ten street lights, which
ieti'et the village $180, but the statement
le.nbw Made that the plant cannot he
iin at a profit with less than twenty at
.fable the present expense, or in all
1100. It is not likely the extra expense
r+'ti9411 he incurred at the present time
Every newspaper in Canada, and
thinly across the border, nee congrata•
little the "FAMILY HERALD and
'WEEKLY STAR," of Montreal, on
their excellent premium, "THE THIN
LINE." Canadians an rnany
Americans too are red hot or any-
,thing
ny,thing at the present time avouring
f British sentiment.
"THE THiN RE r LINE" fills the
1,111 to perfection. a t a the publishers of
::'the "FAMILY 11 r ALD and WEEK-
LY STAR" we.% eserve the congratu•
Ilttions th "t heaped upon them.
The •'F LY HERALD and
,'WEEKLY 'TAR" this week we no-
tice is 24 pages. One of the wonders
Of the age 1 Such a paper and each a
picture for one ddllar 1 Can our read-
ers understand it?
'ProhibtIt6onists in Canada will he in-
terested .&observe that the other day.
"When Messrs. Lipton- (limited), applied
In the numerous towns in Scotland
Where they have branch grocery es-
• ablisbments for spirit, licenses for
these -establiehnottits, they were in
very ease refged. In Edinburgh,
lasgow, Dundee and elsewhere, the
.%iitensing jnstiees d(4Elared they would
be no parties to the derner'alisation of
"their working follehy" tbe••t+tholeaaierin-
tt'bdnctinn of the Itgdoir trade to the
grocery husiness Of a powerful co m
t
WITTY RHEUMATISM tLInn CATARRR.
Both orb InBemathitie, '11ie f'brifder of the
Moselle theme, the lettettofthe tndecoue meta -
Mime, The ecu way' tee Mire either to by a
,bonrveofblood .1tray ire' Watt blood enirlchtnit
teeatment,,• DAtrtfiu nests a the meet
theNttnetbb'kied,tog, tkll Mine, tiriiti•
Mem,
fid'
A Letter 'From ' an Outside Tanner.
THE OAST IRON AFk'IDAVIT T11A' fl.A.S TO 331 SIGNED -HOW SMALL.
'TANNERS 11tI:% ,AFFECTED. -
iTo the Edtteref the -Glebe.) thirteen. but four of these are branch
Bir, I read with' great interest the byeinesses awned and operated by the
.'sport .published in your paper of the fill [et
2,Oth of November' Of the interview be=
.ween the tariff caroms-slonereand the
sole leather combine.' If: you will kind'
ly allow me. space T will' endeavor to
correct the misleading statement made
by the•Messrs. Beardrnote and otherti
composing tilts combine, when con-
fronted by Sir Ricbard Cartwright with,
the printed declaration to he signed by
tbe buyers of sole leather. The reply
was that the document was called into
existence on aecotittt of the action of
certain Atnericap'•iirina iii ingterfeering
with their ettpe1tattiol1o,of Stile leather,
and the:securing of theho a market
by offering a rebate to all those inter-
ested, who have not imported any sole
leather, except oak sole leather. Now,
tbis sounds all very plausible and fair,
but let me tell you,, sir, that this is not
the only objept,these gentlemen have
in view. Their " object is two -fold.;
First, by trying t.o get the tariff on sole,
leather increased s9 eie to prevent com-
petition with foreign countries, acid,
second, to prevent -competition at home
by combining together and issuing cir-
culars to the buyers of sole leather al-
lowing rebates to such bnyers, upon
their consenting to certain conditions
contained therein. I have before me
the affidavit, which has to he signed
and sworn to by the buyers of sole
leather before they are alluived the re -
hate. If you will kindly allow me I w ill
give to the public souse extracts from
this precious document, which goes on
to say: "I do solemnly declare, first.
that I ant a member of the firm of
, carrying on the business of
in the— of , and
as such have a full and intimate knowl-
edge of all transactions ohm/ said
firm or business, and know that the
statements herein contained are abso•
lutely correct, . •
"Second, that since the day of
up- to the tiwe of the making this de-
clatration, I have neither purchased nor
used in env way . whatever, nor con-
tracted to buy, directly or indirectly,
nor contracted for the production or
manufacture of any sole leather of any
kind or description whatever (except
oak sole leather) save front the follow-
ing firms.' (Here are printed the
names of the firms composing the com-
bine.)
"Third, that my Hrw has not, n tb-
er has any partner of mine, nomas
anyone acting as my agent, nor hes
anyone acting as the agent .of mv'
fired, nor has anyone acting 'urs., the
agent of arm partner .ol. nine, .pill llaZi
anyor .....,htgcas bbe agent.of,thie,bud-
nese deecrke:. ._" F ::.
employed'by me, or by any rilti Tei o
mine, or employed in connection with
the business described above, nor has
anyone connected with me, or with
any partner of mine in any way"what-
soever in the bus nese referred to
above, nor has any one connected with
my firm, or with the business described
above. either purchased or used irt ahy
way whits, ever, or contracted to buy,
directly or indirectly. or contracted for
the production or manufacture of ay
sole leather of any kind or description
whatsoever (except oak sole leather)
save from She above mentioned ,firms.
"Fourth, that all who are in any way
connected with the business described
above have in no act that would diet
entitle the said business to the rebate
otfered upon certain conditions by the
firms above mentioned, in two circu-
lars dated December 31, 1395, and Janu-
ary 81, 1890, hut on the contrary, we
have faithfully fulfilled, both in letter
and spirit, all conditions contained in
said two circulars."
Now as this combine is composed of
nine different firms (the circulars give
n e fir a whittle names are given in
the oirotdars). and the bit -wire of sole
leather Must buy from them exclusive-
ly or forfeit the rebate, how is it going
to affect thedoxens of other sole leath-,
Oe tanners throughout the country B
b. bUt tbe question is asked, Oan'trthe
other tat:mer'8 allow a rebate on the,
same tetras as the combine. and so be
on an evert footing with them ?
The anbwer rs that this combine I9
composed of the only firths in Canada
who manufacture !girth sole leather,
and they pcaoticafl control that
branch a the trade. They also manu-
faeture saaughter sole leather as web,
and in this line tlfey come in competi-
tion with the small manufacturer out -
eine of the combine, anti now here
comes the point aimed at by the com-
bines. They say to the buyers and
dealers in sole leather, who have to
have both kinds, viz., slaughter and
Spanish sole leather, as both are nec-
essary' in their 'business, You must
buy from us exclusively or we will not
give you the rebate ; that is, you have
got to buy your Spanish from us, for
you can get it nowhere else ; no one
else makes it. You will also have to
buy your slaughter sole leather from
us as well, or you will lose the rebate.
Now, I think I have made this point
pretty dear, and you can see at once
the position the small manufacturer
of sole leather is placed in. The ques-
tion might also he asked, Why do not
.the smwll manufacturers of sole leather
-go into the manufacture of Spanish
sole? To this I would say that the
hides necessary for the manufacture of
this line have to be imported, and the
small tanner lacks the capital neces-
sary to do this. Ile has to confine
himself to the purchase of what hides
he can buy in his own locality, and is
unable to manufacture Spanish sole
leather on that account. I nave as
many as a dozen letters from different
firms stating that they are unable to
buy from me on account of this com-
bine ;' that theMould prefer buying
in an open ntarket,, but from the exist-
ing statti of things' it is against their
interests to do so, and I have no doubt
but that other tanners outside of the
combine are in the same position as
myself.'
Now if this isnot a conihine, and if
they do not exert an undue influence
to prevent competition, what is it? It
must either he a combine or a conspir-
acy, and such 11 one as no Government
that has the interest of the people at
heart should allow to exist fora mo-
ment.
This association also asks file Gov-
ernatent for an increase of protection,
ere' it Will he impossible for them to
carry on their business on account of
foreign coinpetition. Why, sir, they
are 'sending their surplus to Europe
and competing with them there.
What is to hinder them from corn pet
ing with us at house? The fact of the
matter is. they do not want competi-
tion of any kind. Give them increas-
ed Protection to shut foreign competi-
tion, and they have things in such a
shape that they can soon crush out
competition at borne. Now, Mr.
Edttor, if the Government cannot
frame a law strict enough to do
away with this combine (or any com-
bine) the only way that I can see is so
put Spanish sole leather on the
free list, so' that consumers can
buy their supplies where they like,
and not he compelled, as is now
the case, to buy from this com-
bine. For my part I would sooner
face open competition with the whole
world than compete with this combine
(.led.ars I now have to do) with 'my bands
A TANNER (OUTSIDE OF THE
COMBINE).
December 15.
The shove unrighteous combine was horn in sin about five years ago, and
bas since -become so'htron
g, that they threaten the very existence of the Gov-
erurfient if they dare to interfere With them; and just here we ask leather cut-
ters, what have you gained by your exclusive deal with the cambine, or what
do you expert to gain if they succeed In driving all the slaughter sole leather
tanners out of business, or what could you do then if they put up the price of
sole leather higher? They have been simply chaiginq you about ten
per cent. ,too high, and giving you a repate of five per cent., that
is all. The above letter was published two years ago in the Globe.
and we think it should be republished and kept before the public press 1111 just-
ice is done. Sir Richard Cartwright stated distinctly on the floor of the House
of Commons, that on proof of any combine he would open the market, and now
they have got all the proof that any sane man requires, and we simply call up-
on him to do justice in this natter. These are questions that the Government
will he called upon to answer on the hustings. and on the floor of the House of
Commons bext session, if justice is not done sooner.
Oct. 20th, 1898.
W. G. SMITH. Tanner.
SOLKIITORShitgheelelt ltir]R1tSP
WREIIK for 'Tee' Of ta-Pklri°
pnea,o by Muret Hen + q tmiwlMned PF
the uoyetzuwott Its o
Wer Derartmeat. The boost ±gaw nr item!
army oapmeat ;Ips Freneleeer, oo ili,.
with d, 0 Merr'tt, n the•hoapitatga
1111%1n Hon. KOOK:III the Amerlosn Ixenostatl:
etmange.f the .Inse utrunptWith. ,e
gwpui.
a,.;;
an l0n eareOatrafwh
Bong** forage 3hn%. f
platurastaken byarnment
pltotogra
en the pot. book. Low"pdbes.
Preflta, Fret ht all. CradiiRlyen. Dropp,
traeby unufpclal w hooka, .Twit.. iree,i
Address, F. T. Barbet, bao'T, filar IWinran94
Blag.,
Chicago.
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Tina Brants a newspaper and .1wt s ,;cues
qant}t andquty -Three ntontbr1ornotila
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tnag• yy$lite%% mRnth4,former a dellgi:
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he Dominion BaHknipt Stock Co.
Always on the alert for SNAPS, has bought the
.Hamilton Stock of
Tho GOdortGl
oOrl
Entre been removed td the store on.tb,
Square; next door to Knight's grooery,
where with improve.' accommodation We
can do air kinds of
Cleaning, Dyeing. -
and Repairing,
Pants pressed while you watt
All Work Guaranteed.
A. SMITH, Prop.
'Bros: Stock of Dry Goods, Mantles and Millinery, bought
Mens' and Youths' Overcoats,
Suits, Pants, Shirts,and Draw,.
ers, Top Shirts, Flannels,
Blankets Ladies' and Misses'
Wool Skirts, Ladies' Vests and
Drawers, .
, AT 50crs ON THE S.
Winter OVCr6oat OF •ai1t
hot take one look at our goods. Oar Clothing is1: MeV
t"or the quality,—.maw
—
For . 7.50
For $ I.5o
s. A. P. M°LEAN,Art Tailor, Natty Hatter and Genta' Furrilaller, omenol.
See our Special Line of FRIEZE U128T'E1t81 all
eiaea and all tlhades.
See our Job In Boys' Caps, Overcoat.,
and 5100,
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Were $ti'.00
House Furnishing Things
This Stock along with the balance of the Colborne
by us at 44c on the $.
Lady'
Bought some
cheap Soap at 1U
b a rgain centre,
She afterwards saw
our Stook and
found that ob.
could buy tbe tin -
est Soap at nearly
the same pride,
J WILSONDre..e.tion
, Drug Ston.
TERMS CASH -NO CREDIT.
Telephone Heretoe at your dispoiala6-night.
Warning !
__
Any person or persona cutting or remov.
lag any Loge or Timber now cast oa tha
shores of Lake Huron, will_ be proseonteal
to the fall extent of the Law.
CAPT. WM. BABB,
Agent for the Owners
Goderioh, Sept. 6th, 189e.
You Want the Best.
Read what.a well-known Godorlet
of Kelsey's Generators. -
Godericb, May 7th, 1898. .
•Gnwrtstnne-one-est your No. 18' Raiser(Generators was put in my ome last fall old
the express, condition that if it shquld_p,p
prove satisfactory an exchange for ahethet
urnace was to be effected. Now that tt}}�,ewin•
ter is over and the Kelsey has been tdeted,
have no desire to change as I have Lound 11
both efficient and economioaL The heated air
is of excellent quality and free from dust and
coal gas. While the radiating power of the
Kelsey in the funiace collar is scarcely per.
ceptible, there is no difficulty in keeping the
temperature on the Bret and second storeys
evenly at 70' Fab. I regard the Generator as
first-class, S. P. Halts, M. A.
Prin. of Model and Public Schools,
We aro solo agents for them and will be glad
to have you call and enquire.
J. H. WORSELL,
Stoves and Plumbing.
MUST BE SOLD IN 40 DAYS.
as we close up the business in that time.
YOU CAN BUY
$3 worth of Staple Goods for $I,
and $io worth of Fancy Goods fol' $li,
HERE DURING TE'IB SALE.
Yon will not get such a chance again, so don't miss it.
Have arrived. What do you need?
Is your kitchen hulking in any
useful article 4 When yon go to
bake bread, cake, or cuok other
things, do you sigh for same certain
utensils which would lighten your
labor ? If so, rejoice - we are sell-
ing House Furnishing Goods for
astonishingly low prices. Call and
see for yourself at
CATTLE BROS.,
PLUMBERS AND TINSMITHS.
Next Sturdy Bros•
DOMINION. BANKRUPT - STOCK CO.
COLBORNE BROS. OLD STAND.
snaps for BargainflUDt6ri
Now that we are almost drove to death in our Famoge Order
Department, we want to specially call the attention of the many people
who like
GODERIOH
The Nlmmoo and Harrison
BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND
College,
llege,, Cor.Y7oronoe, Vier SW.
Ig. a first-class Commercial School. En-
1trged promisee, increased staff of tench
4 ere. All oounea of studs under the most
capable qualified Instructors, who give
instruction which enabiee its students to
see the best salaried positions and to
a Malt searching public examina.
�ersau . Writelor new prospectus trete.
6't T'Z D-"tlitz`. t^" pca nesteod Phones
Iraas to Tor. _ .r an.. of P.8o, Under
graduate Tor. bnty. & 8. of P.S., Prin',.
F. BARLOW HOLMES,
-Dealer in--
LEHIGH
VALLEY
CIODERIOH, ONT.
MANUFACTURER OF
FINE, ,CARKIAGES
OF ALL STYLFS.
Also sell factory work in Dngglea, Carringes
and Lumbef Wagons. Repainting, rotrrllmm-
tng, tops, cushions, /to. All work warranted.
Repairing promptly attended to. Second-
hand riga of nearly all kindit for sale cheap.
DOMINION CARRIAGE WORKS
OPPOnITE COLBORNE HOTEL.
Ready10-oar Overooats.
We have some excellent linoe in the celebrated Shot'o), Rigby Water-
proof Ulsters, thorough guarantee in each pooket, ueually sold at $8 and
$10, Our price Is only $6.60.
A line of fine Beavers in Bine and Black, at $8 and $9, regular
prices $10 and $12. These are big snaps for Bargain Hunters, but they
will not last long, because they will go quick.
x
We are leaders in the Order Depal tment. If you want
something medium( or high grade. tome and see us, ..:We are
busy, but we can supply your wants much better if you call
early.
PR[D[iAM, The Tailor.
y
e do all kinds of
MOULDIN G
AND REPAIR
MACHINERY
GALS.
COAL
CHARCOAL
WOOD and
KINDLING.. .
Grate
Egg
Stove
BITUMINOUS COALS.
Nut
Seleot Lump
Steam Nut
Nut
BLACKSMITHINC COAL.
E are still at the old stand, Nelsons
St.. where we have been supply-
ing our customers fol• a number
of
years. We know the fuel that suits
you.
Orders left with our delivery rigs
or at Worsell's stove and tin shop and
at our office will receive prompt at-
tention.
A11 coal weighed on market scales
unless otherwise ordered.
We run several drays in connec-
tion.
'PHONE 02.
,rtApld'._ t'Wlti.i
A moat remarkable convent is to be
fund in the catacombs of the Rnssinti
eat hedral at Kiev. Deep down beneath
the magnificent cathedral are miles of
suhterranenn corridors, lined with cella
in which 1,500 ascetics perform their
daily devotion and duties, live, eat and
sleep, in the grim company of their
dead predecessors.
Signals of Danger. -Have you Wet
your appetite? Have you a coated
tongue? Have you an unpleasant taste
in the mouth? Does your head ache
and have ydii.dizzineas? If so, your
stomach is out of order and you need
medicine. But you do not like medi-
cine. He that prefers sickness to medi-
cine must suffer, but underthe circum -
Stances the wise man Would procurer et
box of Parmelee's 'Vegetable Pills and
speedily get himself in health, and
strive to. keep SO.
At a meeting of army chaplains in.
Stvitzerland, held recently to discuts
the best methods of petfontnin their
duties, there were nineteen rotest-
ants and eleven Roman Cethol ea pre-
sent. A, joint -committee: -consisting
of three Protestants and two Oatholies
was organized to promite the work.
The preceedings throdghonb were har-
mdnioUs.
WATER, CRACKERS AND ORIJICIJ '0
e the nmaddYllnentio bill offerit. T ere'ire no
.fahea�� nems no tittle ow pitied no
fdn. ,T eMeni nein Tori Paget a
etoniiiClt.Iotaairf.VI atkt ten fat titnaar p�
atlitWittet V et 11s+,1Jl Onto Tto
4dt'iWtr itird+lle1.ee thea moat:5lilllfatitr le mak,
Oak ;iiipWie
Nuccese comes to those who perse vet e.
If you take Hood's Sarsaparilla faith-
fully and persistently, you will surely
be benefited.
in this country best year the numher
of milch cows increased about 25 per
cent, and the numher of other cattle
over 80 per cent. while the numher of
sheep and swine slightly decreased.
Miller's Worm Powder; cure fits in
children.
CARTAGE AND FUEL CO.
John S. PIaAA,
Trouble is in store for the monks of
Roush►. There are 43.000 of them in
'742 monasteries in the empire. The
Government is inquiring what good
they do. They are supposed to help
the poor, care for the destitute, sick,
and teach the children. Th'e result of
the inquiry, so far, is that the beds for
the sick do not average three to a mon-
estery; no schools exist in connection
with any of the monasteries, and
se-areely any relief is given to the des-
titute.
Miller's Compound Iron Pills have
such virtue that,every One should try
t hem.
Tho effort being tnttde ill Australia
to unite Methodists of the 'Wesleyan
variety, Primitinee arid others in one
strong church Is �1►tettngwith snccees.
Union has been alreaid'y ter riized in
Queensland. In Uthant1 Went Aus-
tralia it ie to be accothplfehed finesd year,
when the flrtt conferent:'e Or the united
bodies elite be field tttr,6,dr5141dein Marcb.1
miter's. 'Worm 1 iltil mil! lr, thenatat lne
for cs!
—. M817.dc3-3131t
MOB MIA 401.111.
THE OLD RELIABLE
Slack
CEMENTS
Portland Cement,
Canadian Cement,
Calcined Plaster,
sewer Pipe.
Piro Brick, etc., oto.
The Very Lowest Prices for Cash.
Prompt Delivery.
Storehouses and Yards:
AT THE HARBOR AT THE STATION
Office -at Mr. Campbell's Office,
CORNER WEST ST. AND SQUARE
DYEING AND CLEANING. -Why should
anyone In Godorleh go out of town to
have dyeing or cleaning done when they can
get the beet work and most satisfaction at
Curry's Dyeing and ('leaning Works, West-st..
tioderleh. Lndics and Gontlemen'x garments
dyed any color required, rind all classes of
clothes cleaned In tlr.t-class style. Every pinee
of work turned out Ie guaranteed. -1 rices
moderate, end no delivery charges. Glove
cleaning a specialty. JOHN CC U IE, Pro-
prietor.
Everbodu is Talking
ALL, KINDS OF
COAL.
4LWAYS ON BAN',
The best Scranton Ha: d Coal
In the market for
CiadleSINE
All coal weighed on the market scalps
where you get 2000 )1.a fors ton.
WM LEE.
ABOUT
FOR SALE.
HORSES and CATTLE.
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1 heavy draught mare, blank, 9 years old,
registered.
1 spring Dolt, dam by Ranelagh, sired by
Woodlawn. A beauty.
1 five-year-old cow, will calve in about •
month.
1 cow, 5 year-old, Farrow.
1 cow, 9 -year-old, will calve in May.
1 dry cow, 4 -year-old.
12 good pigs, 2 months old.
1 good light waggon.
1 Rood double waggon.
1 good second-hand cut box, cheap.
1 large cut box and carriers, good se new.
The Stook is all good and in first-
class condition.
of any deaoription at ele.ort notice and for little money
The Henderson BiGi6I6 Go., Limited, GoderiGh
DO
YouHunt?
A. McKIN"JOiN.
Hamilton Bt., Goderieh.
If so, the following' prices on a few lines of
BREECH -LOADING GIINS
D. Gantielon's hour.
Fe 'Inspirit received another ear load from
Manitoba. Ile brig now en hand two of the
bent bramdx of Aollr that the world can pro.
duce—Lake of the Wools end Orrilvi.:s from
Winnipeg Miiln, made from f. n. 1 bort wheat
He alr.o keeps the
BEST BRANDS
—OF --
ONTARIO FLOUR.
People buying flour would do well by calling
on D CANTEWN, the practical bakery. and
he will te11 you how to blendhe Mantuth
with Ontario to make a beautiful family flour
ata
nEASONADI"E PRICE
Orders will be promptly attended to in
PUFF PASTRY, ROLLS
--OR
OYSTER PATTIES
Or any other thing In the Cske lines.
Orders left at Lee' it Shepparrl's store Wtddtiiit (7aftea with Almond I
Will receive prompt attention. ti*oetatty utak a
ARMSTRONG BROS
PUMP AND • , , •
FANNING MILL WORKS.
NELSON -ST.. GODERICFI.
PUMP DEPARTMENT.
WHOLESALE AND UETAIL,
Wooden pumps In a number of different
styles and sizes:
No.'s 1 and 2, suitable for honse cisterns.
No.'s 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, " " " wells.
No.', 5, 6, 7 " " stock wells.
These pumps are manufactured from
atnlected quartered Algoma pine, Spanish
leather trimmings, iron cap valves goaran•
teed not to season cheek.
No.'s b, 6 and 7,closed iron ceppod tops
with iron heariniti•
No.'s 5 and 6 guaranteed to work with
ease by women or children in wells forty
and fifty feet deep.
Sinks, Water Tanks, Wood and Iron
Piping, Ste.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
When ordering gite depth of well from
platform.
sawn. OOen ADPRTa weaTNp.
FANNINC MILL DEPARTMENT.
Armstrong's Improved Grain and Seed
Cleaners fit any Fanning Mill.
Fanning Mill Screens and Sivas for any
make of mill.
strum. HOOD &OaaT8 WAX*1.O,
ARMSTRONG SROS
Will interest you :
A good 12 bore Double Barrel for
$7.75
A Damascus Steel 12 bore Double Barrel for $12.00
A Damascus Steel 12 bore Double Barrel with
Creener Crossbolt, - - - $Is.t;p
Also a full line of the Winchester Arms Compan\ 's
140 MED SELLS
Come. in and examine the Stock No trouble to show goods.
ROU6Vft'S fifIRDWARE STORE
AS A NEWSPAPER,..*
-THE STAR IS A LEADER.
-THE STAR HAS (IIR9UILATiON.
-TiHE STAR GiVES it 1;IL'TS TO ADVERTISERS
-THREE MONTHS POtliii0THINO, 13 MONTHS FOR 51.
-EVERYBODY READS VIE .IUB,
-SHREWD PEOPLE ADVERTE0 EN THE NULL
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