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WILL. TAKE. PLACE ON
IT DAY,
8111, L181.
It is our determination to surpass all previous efforts.
'Winer
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will be 'the great attraction of thea day, but
• E A If A NW EVER DEPARTMENTIAI THE:. HOUSE: WILL BE COMPLETE.
Qui $ aim is to show the very latest.novelties at moderate prices, and, to what extent
we have succeeded we shall leave the public to judge.
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LADIES!—OurGrand Opening takes place on Saturdayweek and we wil/be. most happbk, t� haue.you edIl .and see...our
- display. We intend introducing. Some entirely nemfeatures which We trust the public will appreciate
HURON RECORD.
:GINTON, FRIDAY, SEPT. 23RD, 1881.
EN CREDIT AT .RETAIL.
l'HAS _been said that the hardest
prqlem a ,retail merchant has to solve
isi to whetherhe shall give credit,and
q whom • and how much.' It is much
more difficult for him to • daterinine as
tq credits ,than for the wholesale mer-
chant, In the latter case . there is'a
perfect system' of • finding oat the stand.-
ig of.merchs.nti, but, when it comes to
individuals., the. matt. different.
Oe must use his own judgment, or, de-
pend upon his acquaintance with the
circumstances of his customer. .A. long
residence in a place gives this know-
ledge very accurately, but it also some-
times involves such social ,relations 'as
make it very difficult to discriminate in
credits whengood blisiness habits would
dictate .itehonld be done.. It is not
hazarding ,too, nincit,toiay that a large
majority of all thefailt.tres-aluOng retail
merchants is due to.tlie creditsystem,
and that credit systemextended, in the
goodness of heart 4_14 retailerAo par-
ties not legitimately,entitled telt'
fact, it may be seriously questioned
whether anyone is. entitled to eredit-
'It should be regarded.entirely as.a.,inat.
ter of courtesy, and the less ofiit. the
lmtter. It ishard torefuse teeend
neighbor goods. wlaenhe, sends for thein„
and when one knows • be is good,i,hia
after all, isn't it harder.to have.Jo fail
to meet your own bills when. they.come
due, and when you know your, credit
will be hurt bynordoing iti Our ad.-:
vino is to restrict . credit Much ,as:
pessible, buy for cash as closely 'ES you
can, and, sell the same way. if you do
net make much, you williAava.the satis-
faption of having either your goods, or
your money.—Ex.
A pisoussm,,ks going on iirsome of
the bapereNaboht the profits a sugar
,the'Grit organs accusing the,
IrelAnertpf„,malting,..enorpaqus, profits. ,
We do .not see what it nuitters to the
general,publiewhattite-profits are; pro-
vided, they get a :better sugar :at 'a
cheaperorate than before, and•that it. is
well known,'the Y do. If. the sugar. re -
fillers are making a great -.profit, itonly
shows what fools the people of, this
country have been' to let, during 'all
these years, all these profits go into the
pockets of foreign refiners
CAprairi•Edwin Allen, Indian Agent
at Fort Walsh, N. W.W P, through,
his. solicitors, :IVIessrs. • "Carman
& Leitch of Cornwall, has instituted
au 'action; for libel against the Glolip
Printing Company, claiming damages'
for $2.0,000.1 -This iii in eonsequenee of
certain articles which recently appeared
in that paper relleeting, uponCapt.
Allen's.cOaduct• in OfficiaLRositiont •
The Mitchell,,Rocorders .almost in-
clined to believe in the N. D. It says
" Never.before have our factories done
so gocid it. trade aa this season.'!.v.It
then goes on to show how.ill of the 'in-
dustries, ,both old and new are flourish-
ing.. In fact the truth is, those Grit
papers will have to. come dawn and
acknowledge the trutli„or else appeal,
ridiculous in the eyes of ,the people
799 ;Tgamon.$170.1.ET,
Boston, Mast:Vet. 6;'69: I
Aux. ,NOTMAk
Dar Sir,—In rePly to your enquiry
as to my.opinion and experience of the
,11014MA.N LIVER PA]) and its
auxiliaries, I have much pleasure in
stating that, • though aPplied ' them
without auy faith in their efficacy or
belief in .the , principies of absorptive
treatment, for the attack . of nervous
prostration, partial paralysis and a-
tonic dyspepsia, from which 1 had beeti
suffeking.for the past two yearscan
new. thank.Ged.,. declare. that it has . re-
sultedin the ENTIRE rethogal ,of. the
symptoms. 'I had. tried every system
• treatinent,—Allopathic,Iloinceqathie
and Ecleetric, crude Electricity' ami
Turkish Bath—for the whole of the
two years, but without effect Per:
suatled, much against my will; to try:
the Pad and Plaster, I put them on,
.and in two days fouhd, that the paral-,
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quered, • the entire nervous. system
..grachially toned up, and now, at.the
present moment, 'six Months from the
.day ef application,: 1 AW FREE
FROM' any-'symptoins of nervovsde-
bility or dyspeptic tendency. In my
professional practice as v,,physician,
private. life, and among my personal
friends, I shall esteem it my bounden
diity, and ray highest pelliilege, as an
act :of gratitude, , to counsel anden-
force the adoption of the Holman Pad,
Plaster. and AlmorPtion Salts as the.
bet, ,only reliaoie, andeffectual re-
. Medial agency. for. every • disease -having
for its origin the stomach, liver, brain,
or great nerve centres..
Yours faithfully, ,
FRED. J. GARpIT., M. D:, Pm.. .1).
Graduate Of London University, Eng.,
1758'; .Dean and Registrar 'Boston
.Medical College of Specialists;Profei-
ser of Medico:Legal Jurisprude nce
and Lecturer on Diseases of Women
and children..
Newbridge
Mr. Wm. Ruller aud family, to-
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gether with Mr Wm. Bride jrand
family left Tuesday morning by train
from. Palmerston for Winnipeg, Man-
itoba,. Mr. Ruller intends remaining
there.. Mr.' Bride has' just, gone on a
visit We ,wish them all a safe and
pleasant.journey.
Goderich.
Sixow.1,--Out annual show comes off
on Wednesday and . Thursday next in
the Show.Groundt.
The semi-annual meeting of the
West Huron 'Eeacherte Association will
be held in the Goderich High School
an Friday and Saturday Oct. 14th and
10th, commencing each day' at 9
o'clock a. m.. The following pro-
gramme gas been prepared :--Compost
tion, Mr O. J Moore, B, A.; Mind
and Manners'Miss AleQuarrie ; Hy-
giene, Mr. G. W. Holman, Hindrances
to progress in school work, Mr. IL Ate-
Phee History,'Mr, C. L. Crasswelter ;
Incentives to study, Mr. if. Connolly, ;
Hygiene of the Blain, A... Taylot, M.
1).; Questioning and Answering, Mr.
Wb IL. Miller; Report of Delegate to
Prey. Association, Mr. H. E...thiston
Report of Com mittees ; gleetion. 0E. Of -
Awn, On Friday evenihg a Musical
:and Literary entertainment, will,h0441d
.inthaempeyance.
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JACKSON'S
-,V.E1CTORIA. BLOCK,. CILINTOM
Fresh arrivals this Week in
Scorch. Tweedsi,
Irish Tweeds,,
Canadida.Tweedsi
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Worsteds iti Calor and Black.
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ORDER .YOTIR
FALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS
• NOW, :WHILE '•
THE STOCK 18 COMPLETE,
. WHICH.
Surpasses . Everything, Ever Before. Carried.
OUR STGCE Oh' '
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READY-MADE -CLOTHING
is. LARGE AND COMPLETE,:
WHICH IS •
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AI,T 114 OTTIZ, OITTN 1VLA:1<ni ,
AND AMSELIANG4AT BIG 13:EDUCTIONS.
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j.A.CICSCIN,„ The. Caothier..•
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