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* Hall‘s Hair Renewer renews, cleanses, and invigorates= the hair, and restores faded or gray hair to its youthful color and lustre. People with gray hair should use the Renewer, and thus conceal from the world their bleached locks and advancing Mr. T. C. Wells, chemist and druggist, Port Colborne, Ont., writes : "Northrop & Lyman‘s Vegetable Discovery and Dysâ€" peptic Cure sells well, and gives the best of satisfaction for all, digcases of the blood." . Itâ€"never fails to root out all the diseases from the system, cures Dyspepâ€" si@, Liver Complaint, etc., purifiecs the blood, and will make you look the picture of health and happiness. â€"The school board meets Friday night. â€"Information is wanted of Messrs, H. H. A. and D. V. They were seen going out of town arm in arm, like two loving brothers, the day before the storm, and and have not turned up since. ~Any perâ€" son returning them to this office will be snitably rewarded. â€" ¢ the postoffice. “Je are che _We are chet;r@d once more by the sleigh logds of laughing young damsels as they drive merrily by. There is now a printing office in Grimsâ€" by, yet notwithstanding this fact we see a written notice, asking for tenders for gravâ€" elling a certain piece of road,: hanging in â€"Mr. Geo. Smith is shipping some of his baled hay. â€"The funeral of Mrs. Goddon passed through here on Monday. â€"The snow storm seems to have dampâ€" ened the spirits of the baseballists. Joseph Rusan, Percy, writes: I was inâ€" duced to try Dr. Thomas‘ Eclectric Oil for a lameness which troubled me for three or four years, and I found it the bast artiâ€" cle I ever uged.. It has.been a great blessâ€" ing to me." â€"The committee on the Industrial Home has completed arrangements for building, and have advertised for tenders. They have purchased a good tecam and employed a cempetent man to work the farm this summer. .â€"The literary society holds its mecting Saturday night. â€"The council meets next Monday night. â€"A fine lot of goods, suitable for spring and summer suits, arrived at E. E. Loosley‘s. Cart and see the now stock of tweeds, overcoatings, etc., at E. E. Loosley‘s. Buits made to order from $13 up. â€"The lecture by R,. R. Maitland, under the auspices of the Mechanics‘ institute, will be given in the town hall toâ€"morrow night. â€"Parties wishing to hear some sweet music should go and hear the Lomas famâ€" 1y, at VanDyke‘s roller rink. â€" Admission only 15 cents. Read large bills. For the very finest photographic proâ€" ductions in Western Canada, go to Farmer Bros., 8 and 10 King street west, Hamilton. _ Bear in mind that Farmer Bros. have only one place of business in the city, and that he is at 8 and 10 King street west, next door to Drayton‘s fruit store. â€"T‘he Lomas family gave a concert in the rink last night. Everybody was well pleased with the performance. _ The skating programâ€" was exccllont The singing and playing by ths children were well received. The family will be at the rink toâ€"night with a fresh program. __â€"W,. Forbes sfred the town from being washed away during the storm, by throw â€" ing 3 gallons of oil into the lake. _ â€"On Tuesday, April 13, the literary society will yive their grand closing conâ€" cert. Best Hamilton, Toronto an1l home talent. £ k y 4+ x*." â€"John More says there is going to be more snow Let it come; we arse preâ€" pared for the worst. â€"Ed rides a handsome _grey charger when he comes into the village in the evening; at other times he drives a pony and dog cart. Ir you need a hair, nail, or tooth brush, or anything in the brush line, call at Greenwood‘s drug store, St. Catharines. â€"Don‘t fail to attend the concert to be given by the literary society, on April 13. This will be their closing entertainment, and the society deserves the patronage of the Grimsby public. â€"We have been shown a letter addressed to Mr. Mursell, Lincoln house, Grimsby. It was part of the mail that was damaged on the steamer Oregon. On the back of the envelope was printed the following :â€" "This letter is a portion of the mail forâ€" warded on the steamer Oregon. _ It was damaged before being taken from that vessel, which was sunk off Fire island, on the 14th day of March, 1886.â€"H. N .Case, P. M., Hamilton. Tuts is the season of the year should keep a bottle of Stowell‘s Mixture in the house. For sale wood‘s drug store, St. Catharines Haxrrox vitalized air parlors. D. T. Baxter, dentist, opera house block, corner James & Gore streets. â€" Best sets teeth, $8 ; cheap, $6 ; filling at half the usual rates. â€"The board of relief ceased issuing tickets for lodging to tramp$, on the 1st of April. Rather unpleasant for sleeping out Tuesday night. â€"Attend the best. The St. Catharines Business College offers superior advanâ€" tages to young men and women desiring to fit themselves for businesgs life, ‘Three full coursesâ€"the business course, the penâ€" manship and shorthand. _ The teachers are thoroughly educated, practical and exâ€" perienced. Cluli;ates allowed to all enâ€" tering for the spripsg term<béfore Monday, April 5. Address W, H. Anger. â€"We have been handed a small branch from.aâ€"poach‘ tree in the orchard of Mr. J. B. Osborne, Beamsville, which presents a very vigorous appearance, despite the roughness of the weather. WThere are three bunches of green leaves almost fully formed, and a beautiful pink bud coming out in bloom. _ This is prove posâ€" itive that all the peach buds were not killed by the severe weather. â€"~Losrâ€"On Thursday evening, April 1, a rightâ€"handed buckskin glove. _ Finder please return to the IxprprxpeExr office. Wuex you want a firstâ€"class suit of elothes, which for workmanship and quality of goods cannot be equalled, call and see E. E. Loosley. Prices are as low asg the lowest. _ WIifhong....s..s...is... 9.42 Grimsby................ 9.59 Beamsville............10.07 Jordan..................10.20 Gomg wEsr: %f Jordan.......::...s..... T40 Beamsville............ 7.58 Grimeaby...:.«s....;....‘ 8.10 WINONR...:.:.:.k....n 8.19 Grano Trunk Ramway Time Tasie LOCA L ITEMS. ‘TRAVELLERS‘ GUIDE. Gorxag Easr.â€"Trains leave : the year that you Stowell‘s Cholera For sale at Greenâ€" 2. 1 44 64 66 64 66 66 4.27 4.39 4.48 4.59 6.08 617 6.28 O [ 64 16 44 66 66 66 66 m Grmnusey Carr.=â€"The planking was torn off the pier, andâ€"other damage done to Damage and Destruction Done at the Docks. , Early on Tuesday morning a strong wind commenced to blow, accompanied by snow and sleet, and before noon it blew a perfect hurricane. ‘The lake shore at Doran & Nelleg‘ store house was a scene of disaster. The water was driven up 20 feet further than it was ever known to come, undermining the bank and carryâ€" ing it away, â€"Osric Neal‘s boathouse was ‘completely destroyea and carried off. Messrs. Brodie and Fiteh‘s boathouse was smashed up and partly carried away, as was also Mr. D. Kerman‘s. ~The boats were saved. The planks were torn off the pier and swept away, and the embankment and foundation at the north end of the storeâ€" house considerably damaged. â€" Hand‘s boathouse was swept away, and the netâ€" reels smashed up. ‘The sight was grand and terrible, â€" ‘The water was lashed into a perfect fury by the wind, and struck the shore with a deafening roar. Old timbers that have lain on the shore unâ€" molested for thirty years, were reached by the waves and carried off. Fuesday afternoon and night the snow continued to fall, until almost a foot of it lay on the ground, more than has fallen at any one time during the past winter. On Wednesday there was sleighing, and the snow shovel was brought into lively use again. _ In the early part of the storm W. Walker‘s slaughter house was blown over. Storm Notes at Other Places To the Trusiees of UMiMéDby Fublic School. j Gentlemen:â€"Without.prejudice to any other plan for providing increased school accommodation, I beg to make the people of Grimshy, through you, their trustees, the following offer, viz:â€"1I will give and deed to the village one acre of land, at the southâ€"east corner of my survey, upon which to erect a new schoolâ€"house. â€" This offer is dependent on this rrovisoâ€"In the consideration of this offer, either by yourâ€" selves or by the people, I stipulate that the question be put entirely separate from any other question, and in this form, viz: Shall Dr, Alexander‘s offer be accepted ? (Yea or nay.) I have the honor to be Your obedient servant, R. A. Apsxaxper. This society met on Friday night. The attendance was fair. Rev. R. R. Maitland, president, in the chair. Mr. Mulloy gave a very interesting reading. The paperâ€" "Excelsior"â€" was read, and proved to be very entertaining. _ ‘The following contribâ€" uted essays: Miss Peters, Messrs. E. Gilâ€" ray and O.‘Teeter. The editorial conâ€" tributions were spicy. and_ wellâ€"timed. Miss Clafflin and others also assisted in the program. By lack of open air exerciss, and the want of sufficient care in the matter of diet, the whole physical mechanism beâ€" comes impaired during the winter. Ayer‘s Sarsaparilla is the proper remedy to take in the spring of the year to purify the blood, excite the ‘liver to action, and restore health and vigor. â€"The painters are busy at Mr. Doran‘s new house; it will soon be ready for use â€"Good boy, Eli! â€"The Johnsonâ€"Roach wrestling match came off on Friday night, and was very unsatisfactory indeed. â€" After a great deal of delay the men came out, both seeming in good condition ; Johnson weighed 158 and Roach 196. The men took hold of each other, and Roach soon found out that he had tackled the wrong man ; so hé tried to foul. The referee called a foul and gave the fall to Johnson. In the second hold Roach again fouled, and Johnson was allowed the fall. In the third, the referce ordered Roach to take off his shoes, but he refesed and left the rink, and would not return; the match was then given to Johnson. David Black, referee. â€"Owners of offices, on Main street, inâ€" tend charging Ahangers on rent from this date. â€"Do not fail to attend the concert on Tuesday evening next, in the town hall. It will be one of the events of the season. â€"Owing to the illness of Rev. Mr. Murâ€" ray, Rev. Mr. Maitland supplied his pulâ€" pit, in the Muir settlement, on Sunday. â€"Main street, in front of the foundry, is getting a new coat of gravel. â€"Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Kitchen returned last week from an extended visitto Brantâ€" ford, Paris, London, Chatham and Detroit. Their trip must have been agreeable to themâ€"judging from their looks. â€"Rev. R. R. Maitland will prsach his second sermon on the _" Incarnation," on Sunday night, in the Methodist chureb. â€" â€"We understand the Fruit Growers asâ€" sociation intend ordering the stock for disâ€" tribution on Raturday next. _ All persons who have not made their selection had better do so at once. â€"We have on our table two copies of the Advertiser, a new paper started in Creemore, Ont. We congratulate the peoâ€" ple of Creemore on the establishment in their midst, of so useful an instiâ€" tution as a local paper. We also congratuâ€" late the publisher on the very liberal paâ€" tronage of the community in the way of advertising. If the business pertion of Creemore continue as they have started there is no fear of the success of the enterâ€" prise. Illâ€"fitting boots and shoes cause corns Holloway‘s Corn Cure is the article to use Get a bottle at once and cure your corns â€"Parties who left their bathing suits at Mt. Kerman‘s boathouse for safeâ€"kéeping can have them on application to Mr. H. Kerman. WIND AND WAVE. TLiterary fSociety. Communication. Grimsby, April 6, 1886. : Trusiees of Grimsby â€" Public The aboveâ€"mentioned fowl are all imâ€" ported stock,; and have won 20 prizes out of 25 entries. II. H.‘ B USsSe From Choies Brown and White Legâ€" horns at $2.00 per 13. P. O. BOX 192. GRIMSBY. Brown Leghorns and Plymouth Rocks FROM TWO PENS OF " A L@"= birds. $1.00 per 13. Ready to receive orders now. The amount of fresh air that steals its way in through the crevices around doors and windows, except in rare instances, is not sufficient; there should be an aperâ€" ture near the floor to connect with the ex= ternal air. _ The writer remembers a few notable exceptions, chief among which is a room at the Queen‘s hotel, in the Rocky mountaing, where a gentle zephyr came in through a crevice in the wall, and carâ€" ried off the quilt, and then came back for the sheet. G¢F. C~°EFIT. O FRRPIT EGGS FOR HATCHING spent. Nothing has a more beneficial effect upon the temper and feelings than an abundance of exercisge in fresh air. There is nothing like a good breezy climb up Grimsby peak, for instance, to cure an atâ€" tack of the .blues, and if this were the daily habit of our boys and girls, bright sunshiny faces would be the rule rather than the exception. _ If this simple panaâ€" cea of fresh air would dispel, even in a slight degree, the gloom which pervades the countenances of so many of our young people, even in our social gatherâ€" ings, it would amply repay the time thus EGCS FROM PURE BRED BROWN LEGHORNS $1.00 per 13. As this change is effected by the action of the air, in the lungs, we can all see how necessary it is that the element be pure. In crowded rooms, such as churches, schools, etc., too much care cannot be taken to admit fresh air. . How many people there are among us, who have a perfect dread of a little air and sunghine penetrating their rooms, for fear of fading their carpets, or perhaps airing their furâ€" niture, but these persons we generally find restless or disagreeable in conseâ€" quence, or are always complaining of lanâ€" guor and headache. No room is well ventilated unless as much pure air is brought into it as the occupants vitiate at every respiration, and this pure air should be constantly comâ€" ing in. In orderto enjoy the highest degree of happiness it is necessary to enjoy the highest degree of health.=~Perfect health cannot be enjoyed unless all the impure blood in the body be properly changed. Excelsior begs to acknowledge its inâ€" debtedness to its village contemporary, for its frequent kindly mention of our Litâ€" erary, and also the publication of some of the able essays that have been a pride to us to publish. The IxpeEreExornt deâ€" serves the patronage of Grimsby public, and lest our complimentary references be regarded as a circulating decimal, once for all let it be known that we wish it and its energetic editor the longest life and larcest suceess. Toroxto.â€"Terrible wind storm, driving clouds of dust ahead of it, and almost blinding people on the streets; ice and sleet followed. Business almost at a standstill. The street cars were greatly impeded by the dampsnow, which clogged up the rails. Considerable damage was done, and not a few people injured by falling seaffolding, etc. _ Somedamage was done by the water at Hanlan‘s Point, and along the water front of the city. After the bowels are regulated, one of these Pills, taken each day after dinner, is usually all that is required to complete the cure. AxEr‘s PILLS aro sugarâ€"coated and purely vegetableâ€"a pleasant, entirely safe, and roâ€" liable medicine for the cure of all disorders of the stomach and bowels. They are the best of all purgatives for family use, Gururx.â€"The greatest wind storm, in the recollection of the oldest inhabitants of Guelph. Several buildings were unâ€" roofed, among them being W m. Bell & Co.‘s organ factory. It was one of the largest roofs in the city, and was lifted in two sections, one part going clear over the Mercury printing office; the other being carried out on the street. The engineer and fireman ‘were injured by a falling chimney. Braxtrorp.â€"Snow drifted 3 or 4 feet deep. Travel stopped. Oaryvir1rr.â€"The damages to the boatâ€" houses, etc., amount to several thousand dollars, The most common signs of Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, are an oppression at the stomach, nausea, flatulency, waterâ€"brash, heartâ€"burn, vomiting, loss of appetite, and constipation. Dyspeptic patients suffer unâ€" told miscries, bodily and mental. They should stimulate the digestion, and secure regular daily action of the bowels, by the use of modcrato doses of â€" Loxpox. â€"Terrible wind and snow storms. Strect car traffic paralyzed. Traffic on the Southern division greatly retarded. PrErrROLIAâ€"From 12 to 13 inches of snow fell on Tuesday. To Dyspoptics. Hanmirtox.â€"Several houses were unâ€" roofed. â€" W. Barber, a fireman, was blown off a hose reel and badly injured. Murâ€" ton & Reid‘s coal dock was washed away. Several vessels were torn from their moorâ€" ings and congiderably damaged by pounding on the shore and against the spiles. _A number of boathouses were damaged or entirely destroyed. _ The track of the N. & N. W. on the Beach was washed away and traffic stopped. DPr.J.C. Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass. The storm did considerable damage at Tallman‘s piers on the lake shore near Beamsville. 500 buse. of wheat lost. Ayer‘s Pills. THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE Jas. Smith, Prices Reasonable. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. GEFERIMSB Y THE INDEPENXDENT. C515 C PREPARED BY WINON A . Exceelsior. FRESH AIR PIGS, AGENT AT GRIMSBY: â€"â€"H. E. NELLES§â€" Conveyancer, Commissioner, d&c. Policies in this compan{ are not only nonâ€" forfeitable, but absolutely incontestable after two years in force.â€"â€"Rates for Life and Endowment insurance are more fayâ€" orable than those of other companies.â€"â€" Assurers, joining now, will rank for five years‘ profits at the next division. ° HEAD OFFICE CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE SOLVENCY, STRENGTH AKD SECURITY, BEYOND quEsTiN. J. D. RUSS, AGENT, GRIMSBY. Assets:â€"Over $6,000,000â€"Incontestable, Unrestricted and Nonforfeitable Poliâ€" ciesâ€"Losses paid promptly without deâ€" lay or discount. } B@y°Firstâ€"class accommodation for trayâ€" elers. (Good horses. Stylish rigs, Prices moderate. }, : JAS. DORAN, GRIMSBY, ONT Frox $1,000 to $20,000, Prrâ€" vaTE Fuxps to Loaxn, oN REAL ESTATE on xost FAVORABLE TERMS, ArrLy To LIFE â€" INSURANCE â€"COMPANY PORTLAND, MAINE. 4 GEO.. PEARSON, GRIMSBY. HOUSE AND LOTâ€"House Dds , CHE LCY SW OIMKRIL 13N1715° 0CS2g5p O 0O The property has‘a frontage on the main road of 132 feet, and has a depth sufficient to make ome acre, and the buildâ€" ing and machinery fre substantial and in good order. For terms apply to MR. ALLEN PRICE, BEAMSVILLE, or Pattison, Collier & Shaw BARRISTERS, Sst. Catharines. March 24, 1886. That certain cheese factory and premâ€" ises in Beamsville on the south side of the main road, including machinery, belting, engine, boiler, shafting, etc. MONEY TO LOAN LINCTCOLN HOUSE GRIMSBY. f TERMS :â€"10 per cent?sf the purchase monâ€" ey down at the time of the sale, and sufficient to make twoâ€"fifths thereof within two weeks thereafter, and the balance may remain on mortgage of the premises for a term to suit the purchaserâ€" not exceeding five years â€" at six per cent. per annum ; or the whole purchase money may, be paid in cash, at purchaser‘s option. For particulars and conditions of sale, apply to LAZIER & MONCK, sion, or fourth range, Or east gore, of the township of North Griimsby ; and part of lot lettcred "D" in the said third concession, or fourth range, or east gore, of said township, comprising the lands owned by the late Wm. Teeter, and devised by him to John M. Teeter. Consisting of about 90 acres, nearly all under cultivation. On the property is a large and comfortable brick awelling, and good barns and outbuildings. It is about 3$ miles from the village of Grimsby, and about 3 miles from Beamsville. Thefin is good. at 12 o‘clock noon, the following property namely : Under and by virtue of the powers of sale contained in a certain mortgage, which will be produced at the sale, there will be offered for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, by Mr. B. Rogers auctioncer, at Randall‘s hotel, in the village of Grimsby, on MONDAY, APRIL 12, 1886 A Sxarnt Froft Farx, Coxâ€" taining 84 acres, 6 miles east of Hamilton. Best varieties of large and small fruits. _ Good House and Barm Address President : A. G. RAMSAY. MORTCASE SALE Superintendent : ALEX. RAMSAY. Capital and Funds nearly $8,000,000. Annual Income â€" = $1,800,000. contains nine. rooms. _ Lot well stocked. with choice fruit trees. ‘Terms to suit purchaser.. : *~ UNION MUTUAL THE GREAT ARTISTIC CUTTER, FOR Nobby Suits to Order â€"110â€"KINGâ€"STREETâ€"EASTâ€" TE A MIL TORF: L). "PG@GC FOR SALE. FOR SALE. FOR SALE D. KERRIGAN, BOX 196, GRIMSBY. 42 James St. North, Hamilton JIAMILTON, ONT. V endor‘s Solicitors, Secretary : K. HILLS. D.W.CAMP &8ON, The Cheapest Place in the City TO BUY YOUR J. W. SCHRAM‘S Small profits and quick returnsis my motto Always ahead and bound to keep. there. Sales increasing every day. Ask to see my school shoes, sizes 11 to 2, all leather, only 75c. Remember the Place, J. W. SCHRAM, 45 Macnab St. North, MarketSquare. Silver Kanives, Forks, and Spoonsâ€"finest Quality. A full line of Walnut Clocks. Personal Attention given to the Repairâ€" ing of fine watches. We Have the Best Facilities for Embalming the Dead and conâ€" ducting Funerals. A Good Hearse and Team always in Readiness. BOOTS AND SHOES with a select stock of the fincst kind of watches and jewelry. _ Prices reasonable and all goods warranted. _ Watches all oiled, regulated and warranted for 5 years THE UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT ; Receives our Careful At(cniz'm” Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Tables, Chairs, Mattrasses, Lounges, Mirrors; _ PICTURE FRAMING A SPECIALTY SPECIAL NOTICE. A. L. JACKSON, Watchmaker and Jeweler, Begs to announce that he will not leave Grimsby until about 8.30 p.m. every Tuesday, and until that time he can be found at the store of 0000000000000000000000000000000 SMITHVILLE, â€" ONT. IN FULL STOCK, AND AT ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. TTTUTTHEEUTTETEEUTTUTITTIUTUULUUTUIILT HOUSE FURNISHING STORE â€" 00 KING STREET WEST, ET AMIILTON . FURNITURE DEALERS SELLING AT AgonIZINGLY ExcrvoratIx@ PricEs. GEO. A. RICHARDSON STANDâ€"C. J. BATES‘ TAILOR SHOP. GRIMSBY g@s* Silverware ordered direct from the manufacturers. _ Call and see catalogue. and I hope, by good workmanship, and moderate charges, to merit a fair share of the patronage of the people of Grimsby and vicinity. AllWork Guaranteed I wish to inform the public that I have leased the front portion of C. J. Bates‘ tailor shop, where I can be found T IC TE All the Goods ars New, of the Best Style and Quality, Bought for the Lowest Cash Price. If Y ou i#Â¥xnnt a Watch, a Clock, Chain, Kings, Brooches, Cuft® Buttons, Lockets, Spectaclies, Dozen or Halfâ€"dozen Spoons or Anything in our Line, In a few weeks we will be sold out, and it will be a long Bargains can be had again. Also Cases, Counters, Safes, and 0 We have decided to give sell our whole stock of ALFORD‘S B ANKR%PT CROCKERY. EVERY DAY IN THE WEEHK, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, SPECTACLES, SPOQONS, FORKS, KNIVES, ETC REPAIRE R $2,804.73. 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Chenille Swissâ€"Madt DEPARTMENT ill be a long time before any such Genuine Safes, and other fittings will be sold cheap TN ETG ts Business, and will OF Guipureâ€"â€" Nottingham ifi @K syaP B« é% ELfi Y N<€ CASIYNâ€" â€"â€"PRICES, OMN‘T Furniture