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Alto cENEiNL fNf'E r,r, `JcE.
Dentists;.
�; rata e, WN DIM -
'denim, sir Mo, tr a4,est Street,.
rtmY d Duro casino n of Montreal. ride
eaical.
HG. MACKID, M. D., PHY$I-
. ohm. Surgeon and Avcottcber, Graduate
(o Unic emit)'. Office uppstt. Camer-
as Cepaeene'a flank. I.uoicweir It rot 1D
Wier, ewers at the Sank. 77aot 7.
DL MILIAN, PHYSICIAN, BUR-
L., ('ot'oser.Ocoee and residenceen Drum Street. second doer west pf Victoria
Sheet. 1751.
Dna SHANNON & HAMILTON,
� thee the
Jan;
match. ti. C.Bx4NnAIt,.J. C. iliiuz.-
YSL
J AIKENHEAD, S. , (SUCCESSOR
v to lar. Deme )0atwdlWweL putrrie Ve-
DMelwlfereeol
o
de V 01
1.'
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ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR,
RllTilktJis Atwrnegs, moo..
tseuetfsa. J. T. Darrow, I'ro�df� 1161.
L. DOYLE, BA RRISEER A ND
Att,�t y. Ittrtettor to Caaaesryi7Hse"
QSAOER & MORTON, B A R R I 8-
?sHs. Am, &c., Oodertch and Wl.gbam.
0. Saeger, Jr.. Ooderiak. J. A. Morten, ng -
ham. 1741.
S. MALOOMSON, BARRISTER AND
Otltoe-Corner of West Street
rad -Noun% over George Acheson*
Oedm'IoL 1751.
11 CJMPION, ATTORNEY - A T-
easer,
Solicitor 1n Chen Convey -
deb.46. Oa to over Detlors .tore, Oode-
rbb. bat Any amount of money to loan eit
karma rates W (merest. 1761-7.
g.��t�,� HOLT & CAMERON,
ep�t
ed ry�e� r 11 C ChUasison .
MI P. M. O.Ossseron, Goderich. W. E.
1751.
Miscellaneous Carus.
/MOM BMAILL, ARCHITECT, &c.
ois
17. 01117e s . and meeoan'm, work
glut Pao ad ors goo odx
alINNIONISI and
LI B. WATSON, HOUSE, SION
and Ornamental Painter.. Parlor deoor-
alingmade a specialty . ORAINI No. 0ILDINo,
OuSING. :chop on North Street, opposite the
Registry OMee, Ooderick. 1751
1 VINO DONE NEAR THE OLD
/twee Hotel. YlngaWa Street, Oodertoh.
Raterenos-Mfte. MILLER. Esstat. 1751.
STRATF)RD BINDERY-EBTAB-
LLSHED MULTI* estadWmeatischiefly
devoted to yob and alb to
Mass slam and mosnois libratylaal� are saw
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Mame me alp a in Wth
oaths the ban et Mork and
with strength and beau'y oom-
blued. STO °earlobe Dutton's drug ilea.
GEORGE.
(`IOMMER.CIAL HOTEL, DUNOAN-
.J NON.- This Mt -clam hotel, has recently
been refitted and improved sou to furnle' the
10.1 possible a000mrnodatlon to the travelling
*bile. Good liquors and choice viands a
epeotallty. An attentive ostler always on
head, and excellent stabling and sheds. on the
mendeea Time. Sinus. Proprietor. 1761.
Loans area insurance.
X600,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
W CAMKRON, HOLT et CAMERON.e1751
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175,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES-
-
TAT& Terms favorable. Apply to B. L.
DOYLE, Ooderteb. 1731
60,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
1117 on good Torso sr /uterus Tows Property
.at 8 per Dent. Apply W B. RADCLIFFIt. 1751
MONEY IrO LEND IN ANT
amouat eb borrower N 6i to 7 per
neat. Private Apply to Samoa and
Motrrox, God
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
Mortgage at reasonable rates of interest
and on terms to snit borrowers. Address
.Jalsa /rMltamr, s•Ittord P. 0. 1756.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
wam�ouunttt 01 Private Funds kir investment
b DARRO k on
Dv F Apply
MONEY TO LOAN. THE CANA-
DA leaded Coedit Ormpa'y. Toronto-
LohdeLoge
Lathp MAMMA Eq, PassesMMddest. Mossy
Inst by Mf. OMMant b individuals sena
the mass system es to mentolpsllUUea--Bend
Ar • O04 ,i HUPH HAMII.TOii, 1751 1.
470,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
w Tarn and Town Proper*at lswsIr.
Serest. or east. Mortgagperehmed, M OsrmMba
en
�MiimmeoL iimare711110ingobtain
la a rale Gander
If Mho RYON. RamilOetr,_ -DA VISOR b theeloL t l0 -net
D RADCLIFFE FIRE, MARINE,
�isLa�.rwat gnOU/rwwnawarf Cb
Ips AloADA Ogen[ I
b Orad ws set ckSi
to Wageither w
Ori Kw.1711
INSURANCE CARD.
Oen ASA 0O'T. Tomoevo - dtst_MN
N TAW"'
Cali'stt.M-
RA1?1OwDINS Y. N HAns'rour, Oss..
ZILIrolab`ritc&atiag, se
ormriter61141116111SeVir.
Tenaleran
7 * i set Colo arfssrn4�.ls.a .rsarW, hme
BO6A01111ORTOM.
Derma►. t1c1�A►; t116
Eetrau Animals.
QTRAY HEIFER, CALF -- CAME
` 'hey the r""
she* the 51* tre o ptt..m~bsr,, am a red lsod
iter self. The owner wdiploma pair'
DPertJ, pay s><penxe line take It away.
sir w� ►1tne01f. 176i.
QTRAYKD FROM, THE PREMISES
of the sabecriier. during fleptember, two
steers, ono year old; one greyand the other
red with a white star In Igoe. Well marked
du�n�aboth. sans. .Anyinpff��ormypa�f(ti��t.o�ynlyy leading to
red.
Rdntnt You*,lor recovery t Aeood.Colborne � 0114-tt.
1 BTtRAY HEIFER -.--CAME TO THY
premises of the ed, lot 6, fon
Colborne. about the 1st Nov -a rod and it -
better, one ear and • ball oeft!
The owner le
sic vo rt
and tt t -stay, I'CTsa FultgN. e176SJt.
QTRATIKORNES-- QAliE INTO THE
ILT enelonheeff thewbseriber, lath Nee.
1866, a dark bey M* small star on foreheadis sir black legs d
Owner nested
to prove property, pay charges and take him
away, se be will IN gold by patella milieu 6..t
t((rr''pur�riiteasrdAe015en Mart in the Iowa of 0odertch,
1i. YtufdlyLRO'JYAA�try.1161, at I 1763-& P.
0mlbur.e. folk Nev, t$lb
ri $TRAY HEWER- ON THIS
L premises of the subscriber, tot 6, eon. 1
Ashfield sheet alb 1st September. a RED AHD
Warta liteive., rigag teres years ad. The
owner le recleaned to prove property. pay
charges and take ft away. -JArrss CAssv.
illSTRAY STEER -4JAME ON THE
prebMeef the subscriber. lot 11. owl 4.
.dablieId. a white le•rllngateer with red spots
on ft; Also a mart on one ear. The owner L
estAiRed to prove property,pay charges, and
*keg away. WEALD Itc3u.oNr. 1766.
ESTRAY. -CAME ON THE PRE-
mieee ot the underwlened. Lot 43, 13 th
eon., Hallett, on or neons the 1st idepL, Dae two
year old Heller, and e ago year old ether,
both red and whcu
while. The owner can have the
same by Irovtng prerty ad
sea Roan= RoaL tirnusw. pfw{
ESTRAY STEER -CAME ON THE
p
tewasialp of OoSou.., about the had 01 Sea
tembmr, a WhitesSteer. emoting two years old.
The owner Ls l�heharges sad take repentedaway. �ovtreeia[ property,
QTRAYED FROM THE PREMISES
of the transcriber, Block D. Colborne.
about July, four yearling steers. one grey. use
red, and two red and white. Any person
giving such intorm•iba as will lead to their
recoverywill hesnifa ti
rewarded. Aza,-
Dot Mst, Saltford P. 0. I7ti4a,
CTRAYED. A HEIFER ABOUT
one and • halteare old. red and white,
pretty much roan, wort and stoat made. Any
one giving t.e information of it will be suit -
rewarded. W.
Galeria'
HICK�u
R 25.
CAME ON THE PREMISES OF
the.nbmoriber, about the loth of Novem-
ber, two yearling steers, one red, and the
other red and white. The owner is requested
to prove property. pay chargee and take them
away. W N. Ronotiwox, Berm Wer P. 0.
17et6.4t.
GAME ESTRAY. - TWO WHITE
Heifers and one red and white heifer;
Dame on the Premises ot subscriber .bout the
and of Oct. ^ The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take them away.
,tour( tlTyRur, lot, I6, eon 7, Ooderioh town-
ship. 1761-41.
For Sale or So Let.
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
76, corner of Victoria and East etrets, in
the town of Goderich. for sale cheap, or will be
etuhanged for farm property. For perticnlars
*apply to Jew, SI.A1t.L, Architect, office Crabb''
Mock, or J. C. Cutters, auctioneer.
VARA FOR SALE. -WEST HALF
Lot No.66, Con. 4, Township of Ooderich,
40 acre. -36 cleared, 2 In bush; new Irame
iHouse and Barn, young Orchard. a never -fall-
ing spring at the door. Will be sold on reason-
able terms Apply to Mrs. Oconee Parr, on
the premiss, Porter's Hill P. 0., (ioderiohTp
or to O.twor 8HappArn, Book Store. (lode-
rich Town. 1766-1m.
TO LET -A BLACKSMITH SHOP
Conveniently situated, being in the im-
mediate viclnit of Mill, Hotel and Post OSloe.
This i. a Nsei
and for horehong ,and
jobbing. Mao • one story frame dwelling
house, and shoe shop. This is • rare thanes
for a good Blacksmith and Shoemaker. Apply
at cote to R. J. IL DeLoxo, Port Albert, Ont.
1782.
ST8O0eeRMZTO LET, ON VICTORIA
The slam IIsra6 ewme�luand , rsoently wellllrsfurn�ed
4wWYtg with M.rM�ee6aemea. and with
Della $rad
to e6an.Ufion with the buUding.
TM MOM 1s sand one. and is In close prox-
imal. Ms Slaw Ground. Terms are,ve
rpt will be made known on
ollebs to i. L STRACHAN. BIaokiinith SI
QHKPPARDTON. -STORE, WITH
Post OMon for salo. with l acro land.
Stook W hash and good. Will .all on very
easy terms, havingotherbswttners to attend
M. Phr foram, Hays Ales MI6 serfs of land. West hall of
4 e� tot%= & D. AahDeld. Good Or-
ebs A, Ttums >a•ns, and astable. My &errs
*5111041.4 wet Issued. All the orop with 16
acres N hay. will los given with lot. R T. 11.
1761.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALK
LLmeweu k Ooh- A To lmship of Cotbei Co.
oltar ad and 0 ....• state of wlrwtiea
ah' shomewl4
r
,a Throe r a won win aiahle
aaad!
minmart ' !6.r
• tlammow i - et es
IiIM
Anctioneering.
a. oviaausi P1dPtZ8 AUC-
TfON11111, W. Ont net
?wimp
sari •ED
aos
Loneoriaij
[NIGHT PRAOlOAL EL*
I1s>t art 1hsrferrntetett�at l bh•tar athigeend ss
l7tm
The • People's coli n.
BOAR lroH36
011Ysrkahlee boa (rebel'
tor ere vim. Terme ht t paid Mateot
s rvloe. 7. 6sflYILL
S� :im Won
MHZ MUNICIPAL • OOU$ - uOF
oeskome win meet W toe Mae
Ito.laeptisab.c, �q k 'stir
sgaitut.tom
lbrward' to caste... fore the
lath tart d. A. Manor tau. 41I 1764.
Cy nlil+t�Wto�lr. pi x Ae.
kYrsa an
lirarafweArg srl." sM4"16d.
acionErs
1166
NOTIQE.ttt-��-THE ,ANNUAL MEET -
Com ti bald at the Mt �Caammerron.
Malt! ova Rtt•tur�dYat7�p.p sleath January,
Dlredon for
thee ensuing m.. tor Laoyea• of electing
HORACE HORTON,
Ssol.-Tresa.O.P. k s. 00'y.
Oudsriolt. Mth Den., Sllll.-17di5t.
minion flan Stook, to air*
CARD OF THANEti-TQ T
v ST.f DAI1D nos I7*B. Coi ilamllton
One
U arrLseer. -Pte.w aoewt.y pest franks
711te.
ur r
h. Such
ahrald be re -
which
near USON,
for the prompt and verl
meet of my lees by Are made
lir..LIez. Mel) Allan. N
nameable suis Re [mnrpt��
I bhopedor )enn�willlrecefve&
e e. Dtnel--
Newbridae, November 0. illy
Election Cares.
CARD.
To the various ingnlrlesof m7 trtends wheth-
er or not I will aLow myself to be
NOMINATED FOR MAYOR,
for the eoaiag year, 1 moods to their request.
and expect by them to badsoted.
ours only.
R CitABB.
(Iodeetob, Dec. & 1866.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
TOWN OF OuoKRICH.
Omrrtmont,-Having been waited upon
• deputation of psoo.iaea. ariea.. daril
use to stead fee tam position of MA a uta ot
(loder.ch. 1 have decided to auquasue, and
hereby ar.ao.nee ;myself s. o•adtdate tor the
position. Lt elso••d, 1 will endeavor to tin the
otgue to the bast a my ability, and fa the real
tntetests N the town.
Respedtdly your*,
HORACB [LOIRTON.
Ooderieh, Dec. 6 1880.
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE
TOWN OF OODKRIOH.
0.nTL .It, -At the earnest request of a
lag's and Lndaeat al number N ars, 1
have consented to be a c•adidate at he forrth-
munielpaideotioa for the position of
ItEY of the town of Uodericb. Having
had a lengthened municipal experience to
years gone by, I feel mewed that my past ro-
oord ae • public servant will be stub as to
secure for me the favor of the ratepayers uu
this oocsaion. I wW esdeavor to mate a per-
sonal canves of the town between this and
poling day, but should 11 be that I may not
lave an opporttunty of mane. some of the
electors, I hope that fact wW not deter
them loom giving me their vote and influence.
Your obedient servant,
JAMES SMAILL.
1785
1 THE ELECTORS OP THE TOWN
1 OF 0ODEItlCH.
0E7;TL.11as,-I bog to solicit your voto and
influence at the ensuing election for the office
of REEVE, (Mr. Gerrow retiring) and in so
doing would rely upon my past mervtoe. on
lour behalf at the Town and County Council
Hoard. In the event of opposition. I will state
my views Pally on our municipal •Mars at the
Detonation, and if pa sibl. make a personal
can vane before elfotion day.
Your obedient servant,
FRED. W. JOHNSON.
Goderich. Nov. $tth, 116. 1766-N.
1011* OODSRICH.
THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN
Dae, Mr. Jens f -pain
Reeve, Mr. J sir
teetion of ollarfat me fee the eas�sl¢
year. At the retest et • Serge namb�as off
ratepayers
put IInnve oonambod he snow ne natio. eil ht DEPUTY
REEVE, and B sleeted to the responsible
tion, i shall endeavor to look cleanly after
the inters* of the ratepayers both at the
Toga Council and County Connell Board.
Your obedient servant j
WM. CAMPBELL.
1712.
PO THE ELECI`ORf'j OF ST. AN -
1 DREW'S WARD.
OirwTx.ptre -- At the solicitation of Mends,
i have decider{ to again offer myself as a can-
didate for the position of TOWN COUNCIL-
LOR.
OUNCILLOR. Having already served In that body, i
point to my record as a teat of my Alarm to
represent yea. if eteoted, I will, as In the
part. endeavor to work V the bot (a6Nwsis
of the town.
Tours rspeettelly.
1764. E. BINGHAM.
1 THE ELECTORS OF ST. AN-
DREW'S WARD. IN THtt TOWN OF
OODERICH.
OI lFPIslsmtiftts
-I ts anao�.w
Imo.. kr �Is abs& Mztd t•ei6elio0 r m
menttnslMN M1�ent� rare,.+
wee�. pie itt year km
dame s� M. M t year esnttsw Des!
17N. obedisoL CAanMPiON.
PO THE ELECTORS OF T.
1 PATRICK'S WARD.
Onnvtirp.•-At Me repst cid a baa sitdmmher
leu
N ve interment to ones. ftCKMlJ1rOIL t1
te erd. ter nes &Mien the votes
T ha htee as i toOR
m D1 edtes en f
ray
Tour obedient august,
R. W, 111oERNZT11,
Oe larlei. Dee. tt 11111. i16tt
TpeOLI", O'!k'OB$ OF THE TOWN
fie r»'�..a'" n W~■I C••�eytt�p� M
saes N mooed 144 *'►-MEM ��' t net
Ter obedient trrvrnt
It O. 01120111.1111
NEWS' ABOUT HOME.
"ft' elders'beide' no+e6
Aa' lakr> 2Aprest It."
The thaw did cid, long eontilt'te.
• Mt. Edward Trout, d the )%'stagy
hoes, was iu hors cit Tuesday.
Rev. Mr. McQueen, ort Rlplej, preach-
ed in linos Churn% on Sunday evening.
Rhe Ontnty'Oowrtand Genet Session.
will be held qn Tuesday, Dee. 14th at 14
o'clock. '
14./..r. -better prices are being paid
for this article, arid there is now Dom
mencing to be money in the business.
All a000unta due to MaoEay Brothers
IAA arm mot paid before Christmas, 2bth
Deatsaber, will be put, into Court for
collectiop.
RIN In.- Sara Noble was sent down
to the "Stone House" for 21 days on
Tuesday last, for being "D. and D." and
etuaahing furniture.
GONE toOrpAWA. -Mr.M. C. Cameros,
Q. C., member for South Huron in the
Ouse of Commons, left for Ottawa o0
Tuesday morning last to attend to kis
public duties.
BULL SOLD. - The shorthorn bull
"Earl of Stafford," one of Mr. H. Y.
Attrill's Ridgewood Farm herd, out of
Lady Anne, was sold recently to Judge
Rice, who has a farm near Montreal.
We understand that the price paid was
about $500.
Capt. James Parsons, of the wrecked
Simooe, doesn't care to be interviewed
about the disaster. He declares that
there has been too much in the papers
about it already. The gallant captain
evidently does not believe in "blowing
his own horn."
MEN -Norms. - - A number of Menno-
nites recently arrived in Goderich, o0
their way to the North-west They
found, however, that navigation was
closed, and had to return and take an
all -rail route. They appeared to he a
respectable lot of people.
ALL WILL READ IT: -The mammoth
advertisement of R. B. Smith's store has
crowded out some interesting reading
matter this week. However, we feel
certain that all our readers will read tJtdt
page, and will rejoioe with us that there
is enterprise in Goderich yet.
Iti LONDON. -- Mr. Frank Addison,
who learnt his trade in Goderich, and
who has since been engaged in Toronto,
has accepted the position of foreman of
the Vivian Printing Co., of London.
We understand that Mr. Addison is in
every way qualified for the position.
RA/WALLY. -On Monday night some
person or persons smashed in a panel in
the door of Mr. Abraham Smiths store.
This made an aperture large enough for
a boy to Drawl through, but whether
anything burglarious was attempted Mr.
Snaith to unable to say. It was a small
piece of business at the beat.
Aoeteztr . - On Tuesday afternoon,
while arousing the Court House Square,
Mr. John Moody came upon a slippery
spot and fell violently backwards, his
head being badly (pit by the fall. Be
remained unconscious for some time, but
was helped to hia feet by Mr. D. Mc-
Donald, Clerk of the Court, who witnessed
the accident, and the injured man walk-
ed home.
S. S. Cowvsrtrog.-The annual Con-
vention of the Huron Sabbath School
Association will be held in Blyth on
Tuesday and Wednesday next. A very
good programme has been prepared, and
• very suocessful gathering la antioipat-
ed. The energetic secretary, Mr. E. F.
Moore, of Goderich, has been indefati-
gable in his efforts to make the Conven-
tion a muocees.
IN WrnT.s PoeT. - -A largo number of
mariners are now in town after facing
the perils of the deep for the pad season.
Among others we noticed Capt MoAr-
thut'7;nd Capt. McLean from Detroit,
rind Capt. MoPher.on from Oswego, who
arrived home last week - just in time to
shako hands with the municipal candi-
dates, you know.
New Dans.-The London Ad.erluer
has donned a new dress, and now Domes
to hand shining like a new elver dollar.
It is well printed and splay, and its edi
torial matter gives no uncertain sound
in the matter of politics. We have •
distinot recollection of the daythe Ad-
vw .ir first saw the Tight; we ave seen
it grow and prosper; and we look for a
oontirumnoe of its prosperity in the
"sweet by and -bye."
Flan -On Thursday evening, abort
eight o'clook, an ahem of fire was sound-
ed,
when it was discovered that some
shanties on the beech, on the other side
of the harbor, were burning. The fire
was caused by the explosion of • coal oil
lamp in the house of widow Murray. A
Ind uaaediaWy threw water upon the
oil, bet this only spread the Beam
Tse lassoes hod to make a hasty exit,
and the furnit ne in the little house was
Warty otnaumspd. The dames spread
to the eijoieieg shanty, 000epied by
1 Meoey . teaser. Amon liioLeae,
arts tied plan was a11. destroyed. 'mss
Ren �: «l. eta , was
greesawed. It is the, /Toe
, bashes will be as were
Ont aMMd by egeetlseu, red tie
per'ty is owned try the Dsaialee Gevern-
tm.et Baweew Ile Isle isw* isle
pis tier .or Me 1 s bummed • et We err.
rot.M sb�sm, aboantttmt a w lest
Reeharsr and 41 1. M�wee
w11 -Normae, *best ISO Moire reel&
sol
Rev. Alexander Mackenzie, vI Ngo
Presbytery of Toronto, and late of the
Free Church, Scotland, preselect in
St Andrew's church last Wednesday
evening.
Basch AND (:carr. -my. D. Cantelun
baker, talks to the ladies of Gvtl r'ioh and
vicinity, about Cheistame cheer. A pas.
sisal of his advertisement will repay the
reader.
THE STAR Sus Woags.--Mr. Seobie
started business is his salt block on
Tuesday last, bavisj overcome the ob-
stacles wniok had heretofore interfered
with the successful proseoution of the
work.
Moamar' Corer. -- In the Maritime
Court before Judge Toms last week, re
the Josephine Messrs Seeger & Morton
obtained an order to oompel the Defend-
ant to produce documents re the Cale-
dunia. Messrs Seager & Morton also
obtained • warrant for arrest in a mort-
gage ea.e.
LAT' AaaIVAL. The schooner H. N.
Taiwan arrive.- in port at 10 P a. on
Saturday, having Left Kincardine at 9
o'clock in the morning. She had a
cargo of 7.000 bushels of wheat on board
for Ogilvie& Hutchisona mill, and it ga..
at one tinge feared by those un shore that
she oould not get into the harbor. The
thaw on Sunday morning permitted her
10 get up as far ea the elevator.
Goon rant Tea G. W. R. -We are
tired to observe that the O. W. R.
B an early train upon the 1. H.
& branch, by which the Lyndon
morning papers reach the Counties of Hu-
ron and Druce many hours in advance of
the old ppleu. The Ad:ertwers now ar-
rive et Goderith via Clinton by the 10:30
a. at train. The Grand Trunk railway
should set if it can't do something equal -
1y aatiafsctory to the people of this sec-
tion.
B.ltD. - A reorganization, mcetiug of
the Band was held Monday evening
when the instruments (seventeen in all)
wero distributed. Several young mem-
bers have been taken in, and two of the.
old members Live resigned. The lead-
ing instruments will be four cornets and
two clarionets, making a strong lead.
What the Bend wants is. a better practice
roost, 6s the room Dow occupied is alto-
gether too small being about 16110,
rather small fora band of so many ie-
atruments
Lecture ow Benne -The lecture on
"Robert Burns," by Misr Howison, nn
Friday evening last, in Victoria Hall,
was not largely attended. The lecture
was well delivered and showed evidence
of research. The recital of " Man was
Made to Mount," the "Cotter's Saturday
Night " and "A Man's a Man for a'
That," elicited well -merited applause
from the audience. Miss Howison,
however, undertakes to Anglioise some
passages, instead of adhering to the
original, and we all know that this act
is counted almost mtorilege by the aver-
age Scot. When a Sc otohman wants
anything, he wants it pure, whether
words or whiskey.
Tau 10th Div -mole Couar.-An item
has been going the rounds of the County
press in effect that the 10th Division
Court, established at Zurioh, about a
year ago, was to be abolished. Such is
not the ease. Doubts had arisen as to the
propriety of the steps taken towards the
establishment of the Court at that point,
and Judge Squier submitted the facts of
the case to the Attorney -General for lir
decision. On Saturday last the opinion
of the Attorney -General was received,
stating that he saw no reason thy the
sittings of the 10th Division Court should
not be held. Litigants in and around
Zurich can now have the opportunity of
settling their grievancoe every two
months.
LSCTUar AND Ooarezw .-Tho lecture
by Father Flannery, on " Tom Moore,"
and the concert by Mins Reidy and her
assistants, on Tuesdaynext, 14th inst.,
under the auspices othe Choir of St.
Peter. Church ,oromiaes to be a treat
indeed. Father Flannery is highly
spoken of as a suooessful lecturer, and
Mew Reidy is acknowledged by press
and people to be one of the best vocalists
of the day. Mr. Drumgole, of London,
and Mr. T. Joslin, of Seaforth, have also
agreed to be present, and the entire en-
tertainment will probably be one of the
finest yet offered to • Goderich audience.
We append a few criticu.ms from the
pro: - The New York Moir. Trade Re-
view says: " Miss Reidy looms up on
the Canadian horizon -e star of the first
magnitude." From the Toronto Globe:
" Her crowning triumph was achieved
in the simple and touch ballad, ballad, ' We'll
meet nae mar at Sunset, her execution
of which oompletsly carried her andantes
with her, and was in every respect a mast
finished p oduetion-s modal foe rap
shirr of ballads- - perhaps the most diffi-
cult music to sing with sympatketu effect.
At each Miss Reidy wasloud-
ly moos. but the appleuse loan to a
furore when she had ifniab•d the most
chants and exquisite song." The Medi
aye: " Mats Reidy was reeeivsd with
rapturous applause hu 'Robin Adair.'
In • Wel meet sale Mai st Sunset,' she
sang 11'11156 desk of feeling which bsld
hen *Mime entreated tai the Web,
when the leme metdatd applaw boost
Esrti Bks a Inur'iaae. Asa baled afy
er 110 Eeity saes deathbed to easel
sett Woeawliss-i1 be ably
said an toil may mme to
be COinerld to let iSh tki►-her pentine
lime." The Tom& merlin rya: "Abs
le be ke ane tis ed im taw same tweets
with Albami Her vnios lee the purity
d las Thlareby Ned the elf
p- of the " ad
ION reimehly
to the
0111110/1 en / ialog amus
--,r-- A. 8UOOa68PUL. BUSENElita
1 be W altiMw wiser* of 9. tli.'stmtti,
If atiythiug was namnesty aro make
the note of R. H 8laiths recce more
fully a household word in thin section,
the fuIl"[age advertisement of that in
stitution ehich greets the eye (if the
reader as he opewt.tbis paper, will surely
do so. Already noted' as a first-class
place of business, and • one, of the best
regulated stores in this part of the Pro-
vence, the, public atteetium is still further
invited by the auesmoth annoinncement
on our fifth page. It pyys to' advertise
in a live pgper, and She enterprising
manager of the concern has this week
shown his faith in this principle by his
works. Mr. B. B. Smith, a gentleman
highly respected, and of a thorough
business nature, founded the business m
1860, and Lid down the rules which have
since governed it. From the first the
More took a leading position. Mr.
Smith died in February, 1872, and since
that time the business has been continued
by managers, and has been known tut the
estate of R. Ii, Smith. The present
manager, Mr. James Hustyn, took
charge of the store on the lst of July
1879, and the business has continued
to increase rapidly under his control.
He is a gentleman of fine busi-
ness tact, full of energy, and urbane in
manner. Hu mode of conducting the
business has added not a little to its
prosperity and success. Mr. Charles
W. Andrews, brother of Mrs. South, has
been connected with the store from the
start, and has been the buyer of the
house for the pant year and a half. He
has an eye Inc bargains and "taking"
goods, and his excellent judgment in
ppurcluising has also oontnbuted great -
IT to the large sales of the institu-
tion. We learn from the enterprising
manager that the trade is continually in-
creasing. Sales last year were in ad-
vance of tho previous one, and this year
so far shows an increase over the last.
As well as attracting new customers, the
-store of R. B. Smith seems to have the
knack of retaining old ones. Many per-
sons in Goderich, and Colborne and
Goderich Townships who bought their
goods from Mr. R. B. Smith when the
store was first opened, ere still highly
valued and regular customers. During „
the trying titres of the pest few years,
this house not only held its own, but
grew and increased, until now it has the
esteem of all and the patronage of many -
of the people of this section, and the con-
fidence of .the largest and wealthiest
wholesale houses in the Dominion. Thu
business gives promise of still greater
growth, and the public may rest assured
that a hearty greeting and fair and just
dealing awaits them at the Glasgow
house --now known as the estate of R.
B. Smith.
County Judge's Criminal Cert.
Befogs Itis Honor Judge Semler.
The Queen vs. Annio Henry Tho
prisoner was charged with concealment
of 'birth of child in the township of Col-
borne, on the 18th ult. She pleaded
guilty and was remanded for sentence to
the 14th inst.
reeekaakrs• gainers.
The Board of Directors met in Mr.
Maloolmson's office on Wednesday even-
ing. Present -Mr. Morton, 1st Vioo
President in the chair, also Messrs. Col-
borne, Williams, Sloane, McBrine, Cook
andt8hepparl. The minutes of last two
two regular meetings were read and on
motion were confirmed. Tenders for the
supply of the following newspapert and
magazines for the ensuing year were re
ceived from Messrs. Butler and Shop-
mod,
heppard, viz.: Daily Globe, Daily Mail,
Grip, Scientific American, Frauk Leslie's
Illustrated, London Graphic, Naval and
Military Gazette, Atlantic Monthly,
Sunday at Home, )darper'a Monthly,
Chambers' Journal and Scribner. On
motion of Mr. Colborne, seconded by
Mr. McBrine, the tender of Mr. Shep-
pard was accepted. A000unts for 189
volumes of new books, recently added to
the library, were presented and on mo-
tion ordered to be paid. Moved by Mr.
Williams, seconded by Mr. Colborne,
and r'e.olwd, that the Directors proceed
at once to solioi6 subsoriptions for the
enuutiag Ori motion of Mr. Sloane,
ssonsdsd by Mr. Colborne, the tres.u-
ret was requested to trsasmit to the
secretary of the Association of Mechanics
Institute the 13 x of the Government
greet as required by Statute. There aro
new over 700 volumes in the librarryy,
and eot .id.rebS. additions will be made
immediately.
Illm nese Nessa.
0. 0. Robertson, East -Street, has e
splendid a.sortme.t of dolls. such as wax
dolls, abian dolls, rubber dolls, naked(
able dolls, doll cradles; oleo a lame stook
d toy tee .rel., velvet frame., and all
other kinds of picture frames. Pieter*
frassing as sheep se say home in town.
Asi.1a.. sed New Tears e.ar., head
and
tall60j°' Nei lmmr+apbKh taken
to ezabange for f wallow
No sells. -Ifs tense that souse owe
est d belga Edge Goo without beri5.
Tilde le illegal and dangerous. It amid
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A soasmenioatiioD steed " 8lebtowa'
is tusa,+imlaby crowded pee it will alp
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