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NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN-
. TIdT, eines wdro.ldence, Wcaian's/.
throe doors below Hank off Montreal. flotle-
rich lief
Ieelcal.
MACKIU, M. = 11.,PHYBI-
Surgeon and Atxuroucber, Graduate
University. Otficeopposite (baker-
:14
amey
tr��M s Hank. Lucknow. if nog is
Oise., at the Bank.
11111-y.
1R. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR -
AY OWN, Cwoner, kc. Ofilce and madame
Ml Brew Street, ase•
od door west of Victoria
hisser- 1751.
FIRS. SHANNON A HAMILTON,
Ph
nt
ioe u l �a tete tb°rsiesr w
Ooderich. O. net..1.'C. Haas.
ver.
ITA,
J •AIfrNHEAD, V.S., (SUCCESSOR
e • to Dr. Descant Graduate of pp Fee
eatesastsNew O. l r- Closet enable*
tai
w Newpt,s Street tart doors east
HMel N. B. Horses examined as M It�rd-
Neas. sates
Legal.
ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR-
RIHT1tf,Y, Attoeasrs, Montegors. eta.
Goderich. J. T. Carrow, W. Proudfoot. 175L
B. L DOYLE, BARRISEER A N D
do • A Ona7, tiolielow la Cbaaooryi75ta.
QRAGER & MORTON, BARRIS-
TEIte te., dc., Ooderiak and Wioghast.
C. Meager, Jr.. Goderich. J. A. Morton. Wing -
ham. 1751,
Q MALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
Solicitor. Office --Corner of West Street
and Market Square, over George Acheson's.
Goderich. 1751.
Vi CAMPION, T-
14. LAW. Solicitor In Chancery. Convey-
ancer, he. Office over Detlor'. store. Gods -
Kok Ont. Any amount of money to loan at
lowest rates of interest 1751-y.
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
Solicitors in Cbaasry, he.,
Oodarloh a•d Ingham. M. C. Cameron, Q
C.; P. Holt K. G. Cameron. Goderich, W. E.
Mac . *. Windham. 1751.
Miscellaneous Cares.
TAKES BMATLL, ARCHITECT, &e.
Platoe Godes.
gabeggen. ss.dn` Mme' esu oor t-
. sad mason's work
seimered �vs�
R WATSON HOUSE SIGN
ra
sad Oaseatal Painter.. Parlor deeor-
*t6ag made a specialty. O*Anrlwo. Gnaaso,
Os.usa% Shop ea North Street opposite the
RW4atry Mee, Ooderiel Uta
1TItATFORD BINDERY-ESTAB-
KY LISHED 1611, This establishment IsWieldy
devoted to job and library work. especially to
lhalle unique and economical half all and mor-
rowedyles. In all owesthebeat of stock and
worlownehitined Bbidpeerryrwith strength
store.
0*OROE STONE.
•
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, DUNGAN-
NON, -Thi. first-class hotel. has recently
been refitted and Improved soma to tarnish the
beet possible accommodation to the travelling
public. Oood liquors and choice viands a
speciality. An attentiveostler always on
bead. and excellent stabling and sheds, on the
promises. Taos. Suit's. Proprietor. 1761.
Loans anb insurance.
600,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON, HOLT t CAMERON, Oode-
rlok. 1730.
*76,000 TO LEND ON REAL E S -
IP TAT)L Terms favorable. Apply to B. L.
DOYLE, Ooderich. 6751
*60,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
qv os Rood Farm a &steLts Town romrty
at $ per tent APPLY to R. R ADCLITFPS_ 1751
MONEY TO LEND IN ANY
cent. Prl�vate t tefaaadda.t b borrowers
to es ass and
Hansom, Oodsrlob.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
Mortgage at reseosabis rates of interest
and on tem to salt borrowers, Address
Jaatas erIWART, Sanford P. O. 1755.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
ascot of Private lands for investment
at lowest rates oa Met -class Mortgages. Apply
te HARROW t PROUDfOOT.
MONEY TO LOAN. pTHrE�� CANA-
Joon Lim t. Presfds t. Mew
Mongo-
1s lett by this Company to individuals apes
the asap system se to muabieatNias,--lead
for Cleridere. HUGH HAMILTON. C. L.
Agent, Gederlob. 1711
4010,000
1,000 P SArTa FUNDS
TO
LEND
�R�E•
Nerwa
-D V""17 $
STOts, Oerk.
R. RA."
Life aid
Estrag Animals.
GODERICH, ONT., FRID�Y, D CEMBER 24, 1880.
TRAY HEIFER CALF - CAME
1.3 Aibm• ae sttstaatIt at a titter,
nod
waft. The owner will Meese prove
y. esiwearsMnf es and take it away.
mem K_ L74L
STRAYED FROM THE PREMISES
of the aakrcriber, daring September, two
Ms year cid; one greyand the ether
red WM • white agar
AA, r to Laos. W eat marked
an their Viers will be w lt•Yy inforrnatioa` remodeeading l.
MMeattae Toone. 1st 11 ewe. CNborae. 11Mit.
EBTRAY H�[EIFER--CAWS TO THE
gemedm Oalkaf�Ma� e•tsar w 1pI Nov., ma reded. mei
mei
bliMra.alsd year sad a halt old. The arum its
sad take it away. MITER prope} Iinxmttr epro7RYJL
10,
STRAY HORSES - CAME INTO THE
escioeare of the subscriber, Iib Nov.
Ielo.-adark hone with tour black lege a
samara star on forehead. Owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take him
away. or he will he mid by publle
Curate's swum Mart is the town of (
as Saturday, 6sh January. 1861, at 1 o'
Y. MieuAar. O'MARA. 171141.
Colborne, lath Nor. 1161.
ESTRAY HEIFER --CAME ON THE
of the aubscribert lot 6, tea, a
ab
Warm om t September, a fUID AND
+g yarn old. The
owner is requested to prove proppetrty, pay
charm and take it away. -JAMES CAR*' .
E8TRAY STEER -CAME ON THE
.L4pr .tta the eabamiber, lot 11. ma 4,
Ashaelte
cm it; Also • 'earthworm* with red owner ie
ora ow property, par The owner 1s
aad
take sit away.ed prove
Moollu* er. charges,7
ESTRAY. --CAME ON THE PRE-
misea of the a•dersigsed- Lot 4I 13 tit
eon., Hallett, on or about the 1st- Sept,oaetwo
year old Bens, and one one year old steer,
heti rd and white.
Teheee owner can have the
sea. Rhos T' L mains° `d pe iltg
CE AMON THE PREMISES OF
the subscriber. about the loth of Novem-
ber. two yearling steers, orae red, and the
other red and white. The owner ie requested
to prove property, Pay h•[�a sod tab them
away. W Y. RoscnmON, Mtus111er P. 0.
17w-tt.
For Bale or co Let.
nom, AND LOTS NOB. 33 AND
m of vieUdit sial Seat ateets, in
tMr Mess pe arsons osteal,er will be
Mars
why 8
to Jas. lai . Arebiteet. e g:134a
Molt, or J. C CURRIrt tucUosear. ,foe
F&
ARM FOR SAL-WEEIT HALF
Lot No.1 , Con. Township of Ooderich.
'ltk arDEW Frame
House *Wiliam a.T�6WIng span at the= w sssM
et renew
fade terms. Apply ultra 0.Ir.g PauTT on
the premises. Porter'. Hill P. 0.. Ooderloi_ rp,:
Or to Cacaos I1t*PPARD, Book Store, Oode-
ricb Town. 17111-tm.
TO LET-- A BLACKSMITH SHOP
Conveniently situated- being in the im-
mediate vice of 111111, Hotel and Post°Moe,
`This Is • ALo stand for borseshoeing and
ob.story frame dwell
homee.. and shoe sloppe This 1. * rare cba oe
for a good Blacksmith and Shoemaker. Apply
at once to R. J. H. DsLono. Port Albert Ont
1782,
S
HEPPARDTON._STORE, WITH
Stock fresh Office, and fie' with } acre land.
good. Will sell on very
easy terms, having other business to attend
to. For further particulars a piy to R. T.
HATNbt. Also 105 scree Of Iand, West half of
Lot 5, on the 3rd eon., F B. Ashfield. Good Or-
chard. Fraise House, and astable. Fifty acres
cleared and well fenced. All the crop with 16
acrd of hay. will ).e given with lot. FL T. H.
1761.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
Lot 6, Con. it, Township of Colborne., Co.
Huron containing 98 acres 75 of which are
cleared and in a good state of cultivation.
There i. • frame House Mat with cellar under
the whole, kitchen 11s1A, wood shed lie
.table 1 rift, for homes, also cow stable I4xY4,
Then is a well with • sever falling spring,
and • goodselected. Terms Forung orchard ith piratic lays 40 applj
to Toon aa WATaow, pproprietor, Carlow or to
Gamow It P$oVDroor. Ooderich,
11 1750.
She People's Column.
BOAR FOR SERVICE -A PEDI
OREE Berkshire hoar Oren Bow Park)
for service. Terms W be paid at time of
nerviest F. BLEOICILLER. harm Road.
WOOD WANTED -100 CORDS OF
wood. good maple and beech,
Mloan feet in tree from limbs and bank
be vexed at the Ooderich public
by Ma let of March. MMS. Tenders to
b. Ew net t than ten oong►,will
bs up to the undersigned rap to Shot
W r. *rresmLs.. Bee.. 1H
CORDWOOD WANTED. -711E UN-
YMr toorw hio�i oasis
y�
: ~s
iee hien gait eAi,
1736
MICE. -THE DM MMitlr 1t1ra.N,S UAL U
ase tM �sl N
rf•. 0-t, k 8 coy.
Sdwhh, 95th es., -110 Q
FIRS,
.
iea
Alm egg
aaztas
la WM
Ears Meek.
t M 31.50 s TEUP AR IN$ADT1
NEWS ABOUT HOME. I 1Kunialipaal candidates are studying up
their speeches around the firesides these
cold nights. If they rehearse theut the
unoffending children will have a rough
time of it. - [Ez.
Mies Trainer of the Central, will
leave for Toronto on Monday nett to
spend the holidays. Miss Bund will,
on Tuesday nest, leave for Galt on a
similar errand.
The old subscriber is now renewing THE HYMNAL -At a meeting of the
for his paper. cf.i.regation of Knox Church on Wed -
The story appears in our supplement neadsy evening, it was decided to have
this week. a vote of the congregation taken by bai-
TarPZRI1wI Hy--
orsMr. W. Arthur' lot in the near future.
has opened a temperance hotel on
Victoria street,
"A ohiel's awaag re. takla' notes.
An' faith he'll prent it."
TOWS TOPICS.
A Merry Christmse.
Christutas knees tai -morrow, „n the
River.
Ma. William Laa}am, hotel -keeper of
Maitlandville, Let his valuable Ione
Vtaanxo CAawa. --For New Years "Ned Hanlon,- recently. The auroral
calling cards, plain or fancy, call at Toa died from an attack of inflammation or
SIGNAL ufoe. epizootic; he was t Slued at $500.
The Bone of Temperan.ee held an en- The band will be in attendance at the
tertainment on Thursday of last week Skating Rink on Christmas evening.
in the Temperance Hall. Admieuun 1b cts. The Rink will be open
every afternoon to the little ones, admis-
sion 5 cents. Season tickets free.
A meeting will be held in the Temper-
ance Hall this (Friday) evening, for the
organization of a new Temperance
Society.
Boarders at the Brit.h Exchange were
hunting venison with their tooth picks
last week, Capt. Cox having received a
deer from Toronto.
ON Ting $Writ. -Our business men
ought to be an honest sot of men -cer-
tainly, most of them do their business
"on the quare."
HIGH SCHOOL ENTRANCE EZA1aINA-
1zoN.-Seventy-five candidates have ap-
plied for entrance to the Ooderich High
School, Of theee, 38 are males, and 37
females.
Cstkrarnces Tank, -The Sunday School
children attending the M. E. church
will gather around a Christmas tree this
evening. The prooeedings will begin
about 7:30.
FUNERAL Saxttot.-The funeral ser-
mon of the late Miss Mary McNeil will
be preached by the Rev, G. A. Francis,
in the M. E. Church on Sunday enening
next, 26th inst, at 6.30, p. tat
HAY PRzasita-We understand that
Mr, D. Cavan, of Toronto, proposes to
enter upon the btaineas of pressing hay
in thu town. He is thinking of renting
the warehouse of the Mesers, Detlor.
SP*CIAL $ERviCFa -On Saturday
morningat 11 o'clock, a Christmas ser-
vice will be held in the North Street
Methodist thumb. On New Year's a
"watch night" service will also be held
in the church, commencing at 9.30 p. m.
PxasortnL -Mr. J. S. Runciman for-
merly of Goderich, but more recently
of Seaforth, where he hue been managing
a foundry, has received a lucrative office
from a large firm in Simcoe City, Iowa,
and left last week for his new home. .6.
S. will make friends, and keep them, too
wherever he goes.
CHANGE OF R R. Tine. -A change of
time has taken place in the running of
the G. T. R from Stratford to Goderich,
by which the public will undoubtedly be
benefitted by earlier mails and other
conveniences. The trains now run as :
Arrive -Mixed, 11 a m; Ex rens,
In ; Mixed, 7.15 p m; Mixed, 9.50 p m ;
Depart- Express, lam ; Mixed, 9 a m ;
Express 12.05; p m; Mixed 3.15 p m. ,
GOOD STOea.-Registrar Dickson, at
his farm in Tuckeremith, raises some ex-
cellent stock. A few weeks ago he sold
a fine young bull under a year old to
Wears. Young of Colborne, for =125,
and got a similar price for another young
animal from a gentleman in Wawanosh.
A two year-old steer raised by him took
int prize at "Clinton and Goderich fat
cattle shows, and is now on exhibition at
R. McLesn's butcher shop.
MtiwtooARY ME/Irma. -The annual
sermons in behalf of Methodist Mission
was preached in Dungannon on Sunday
last by the Revs. R. C. Henders of Ash-
field, and Dr. Williams of Goderich. At
the Nile, in the evening the Dr, address-
ed a very large congregation. The an-
nual meeting was held in Dungannon
and Nile on Monday and Tuesday even-
ings, respectively, by Rev. C. Hamilton,
and Dr. Williams, The congregations
were large, and the results showed $
gratifying increase of contributions over
last year.
Gonzalez H. S. L 8. -The closing
sneaking of the Goderich High School
Literary Society was held on Friday
evening. After the discussion of a
very entertaining programme, the fol-
lowing *Moon were elected for the en-
=President, Mr. George H.
let Via President, Kiss J.
Cooke; Ind Viee President, A. Hender-
son; $aoeatary, Mr. Wm. Donald; Sec-
retary at Committees, Mies A. Jenkins;
TL...Y..rMr. Ofua, Rutherford; &S-
tets_ b,sg.ill rc Librarian, Mr. W.
J. h•A' Counsellors, Miss M. McKay,
Itis >�MadiraMr. T. E. Miller.
0101101111 TN, Tries. -One of our beet
loom sad most genial railway conduct-
ors was vie&vdsed into "setting it up for
the bays" bast Tuesday, and after this
fashion: --*B wished to Bail over to
Thhe& Stn felassl. lad Stir not care
011111111i Owes, and
1gi1�tl to his Its.
tf ' M coos velssb.ted
- es a batdaillgh, w -
*lid *1St., a sojtrt*t..rthe 'Wan." Mr. MsWilliatas et ones
previded the
at
bandelsigb
ped bade their and "She s.0 sinned"
was east 7i'Ise& kis pita as pee -
singer for the *one% blit is the Want
drew oat feta the WYdls of the road he
weekwsd gad ..A*sd Men say farther,
saying "Dial it all, the het thing ire
know it WMgrh into Tna nearu. ' All
bads thin of ►W'r.erjt d to inh r'view Fred,
and have a laugh over the "circus
'INTRA NCR CARD.
Auctionesring.
Age 00'T. Tonorreo netabntits
Oa et Let... Hisigi d►-
• , et 11 Barrow. Corm.
tM leaser u W .AC$ IORAWaesL .4
aiwArAvirwevimenuseriyt
tonsorial,
Mto t
ar Cast `--Gesges msMa -- gerity. fovea W M
MOHACE HORTON.
lederlah . sept M WM t}p
PRACTICAL DAR-
*. ""4
sap,
yes.
Swear CIDER. -Lovers of clarified
sweet cider an have all they want by
going to H. W. Ball's store near the
market. The cider is from the orchard
of Mr. F. Seegmiller, and put up in four
gallon kegs, at 25c a gallon. Call early.
"Gate's ALMA IAu. -We hare been
favored with some advance sheets of
Grip's Almanac for 1881. The whole
gives promise of being ahead of anything
of the sort yet published in Canada, the
letter press, as well as the cartoon+,
being full of fun.
PEsaEtrTATIoN. --Ott Tuesday evening
the pupils of the clams taught in the North
Street Methodist Church, Goderich, Mr.
George Cox, met attheir teacher's house,
and presented him with a fine small pica
edition of the new Methodist hynm book. ti
Then followed a happy time all round.
Out Surrita$RYT,-We have been
forced by a crush of advertising to issue
a supplement this week. The holiday
season has been taken advantage of by
our patrons to announce their bargains
in a "louder' style than usual, and we
have endeavored to satisfy both them
and our readers by our supplement.
This week's (,Trip strikingly illustrates
the sentiment 'of the country on the
Syndicate Bargain. The picture is cal-
led "Hot Haste," On the Government
stove steams the Bargain tuuah. The
Montreal Gazette struggles to swallow the
scalding dose. Sir John as nurse, and
Sir Tupper as physician, anxiously en-
deavor to force the obnozioua compound
on the Opposition. But the Opposition
don't take it.
Rarntt vs. St -000r. Tetorrzza. -The
retiring trustees this year, Messrs.
Crabb, Swanson, Buchanan and D. Fer-
guson, have all signified their intention
of presenting themselves for re-election.
These four gentlemen have been for a
long time connected with our educationtl
interests, and will, we believe, obtain
re-election at the hands of the ratepayers.
We have not as yet heard of an opposi-
tion which can be so called.
SCsacrro or CAEN.-A Detroit des-
patch says: -The Grand Trunk Company
recently refused 2,000 carloads of
freight at this point for lack of cars.
Superintendent Lamour, of the western
section, is harassed by urgent demands
for `more cars," and there is every rea-
son to believe the line will be doubled
and additional cars built at an early
date. Barley dealers in Ontario have
lost heavily by the inability of the road
to transport promptly.
QVALLncATioN Or CANDIDATat. -As
there is a good deal of talk about this
one and thht one being properly qualified
to fill municipal offices, we have clipped
the following from the Toronto Ermine
Telegram, on this question, and intend
ing candidates should study it up: -
Citizens who contemplate running for
municipal offices would do well' to look
into the Municipal Act passed at the last
session of the Local Legislature, so that
they may make themselves sure as re-
gards their qualification. Sec, 265 of
the Municipal Act where a property
qnalification is tequineA, provides that
the person is tor<take and subscribe to a
solemn declaration, the conclusion of
which states: "And that such estate at
the time of my election was of the value
of at leant (specifying the value) over
and above all charges, liens and incuot-
brances effecting the masa " Mr. Dalton
in Practice Court reports, �S p��� .549,
April 16, 1875; in K, Ez. reel. BON +e,
McLean, held: Notwithstanding the
use of the word 'estate' in the dealers -
tion of a candidate ander the Coa.oAid t-
ed MunnAct 1873, that he is never-
theles.,gimU sd if the rating of the value
on the roll is sulkiest to amount. No
°banr hie bees made in the law that
incumbrances are not to be eomidered
in aa3•etainitlg the amount of vilifies -
tion. Sea 3. Chap. 94, of the
of Ontario, amends sea 70 of He Muni-
cipal Ael by adding after the words "to
at less lir waive (%Sewing" in the
twelfth lilt thereof, the works "ever and
above d ehognes,liass and iasumbgarese
dilating the setae." $o thre WI itlasd-
rag ee aridates for
whether as mayors, saamaioaipi
same
reeves, ablsemeu or aa -
look well after their title &ads, and see
that they are not sbslliehed with toe
many liens, Membrane's ad maths
ornaments, or if they ss*, to ase that
they are smear al at endleisert vale* to
est elf three ansa----*
A area maned Wm. Leas ls, foRm.r-
11yy or W reuresr .loped wile . young lady,
ds..rtilag s .isle .ad family. An olisr
d the law is on their week ta B4 City,
Mich.
I H RRY SMITH'S moats.
A Lis*B..anew reevesd a by a Wids.
awake Mat.
(Moe of the most noted business tatab-
liahutents in Goderich is that of H. H.
Smith, familiarty known •a "Hurry
Smith's" Beaver Store. It has pitied
tied
during past years a reCation and •
name, and is as noted in Hu),P County
as "$coven's" is in Toronto„ Over ten
years ago, Mr. Smith, (then a young man
possessed of good business parts but little
money), conceived the ides ,.f establish-
ing a gents' furnishing house and cluth-
iug eulporium, which would eventually
acquire a County reputation. After en-
tering into business he found himself in
the position of the nun out West who,
when asked to give a financial statement,
remarked, "Wall, ye see, I'm about 11100
in debt, and got a darned poor credit, so
I,guess that's a guarantee I won't stick
anybody to the extent of a million".
From proportions thus smell sprang the
establishment which now has assumed
such mammoth proportions. By strict at-
tention to business, quare dealing, close
adherence to one price on plainly mark-
ed goods, giving excellent value for
every dollar left at the store, and ap ir-
reproachable business integrity, Mr.
Smith has succeeded in building his
trade up to its present wonderfully suc-
cessful position, The store itself Is one
of the handsomest outside of the large
cities, the windows being of the finest
plate glass, serving to light most fully
the spacious show -room, 70 x 22 feet. A
stair lads from the show -room to the
cutting establishment and tailoring room
where the manufacturing of the goods is
so well attended to. The sale
room is packed with the latest goods in
endless variety, the salesmen are atten-
tive and obliging, and the large corp. of
employees in the tailoring department
prove conclusively that a most extensive
business is being done at the "Beaver
Store." This issue, on our fifth page,will
be seen a mammoth advertisement draw-
ing attention to the fact that at Harry
Smith's emporium a great We is con-
templated which will commence to -day
(Friday, Dec 23rd), and last until Feb
pat, 1881. There will be a perfect ',laugh-
ter in slaters, overcoats, suitings, and
gents' furnishings of all kinds, hats caps,
scarfs, gloves, mita, handkerchiefs,
pectin, cuffs and collars, galore. If
anything is wanted in any of the above
lines or if you wish to get snits with a
fit guaranteed, do not fail to visit the
"Beaver Store", and avail yourself of
the advantages offered during the next
six weeks,
LEGAL NOTES.
TYkat alar Trasa feed *aWag the Week.
COUNTY COURT AND Gaxaist Slan1024s.
-The County Court and General Ses-
sions were opened on Monday . Wt at 10
o'clock pursuant to adjournment. The
unfinished canes of Parsons es Yager and
Denbow ra the Ontario Bank, not being
ready the County Court was adjourned
to the 30th at 10 o'clock. The sittings
of the General Sessions will be con-
tinued for some days, for the purpose of
selecting jurors, the selectors being, the
Judge, Junior Judge, Sheriff, Warden
and Trusurer.
BENCH WARRANT RFxuLT.--A bench
warrant was issued for the arrest of Thos
Rolp of Gorrie, against whom a true bill
was found on Wednesday last.
APPOINTED. -Mr. Joseph Driver has
been appointed Constable at Fordwich
by the County Judge, at the request of
the magistrates of the place.
House Nee- West Grievance,.
In the House of Common■ on Mon-
day, Mr. Cameron (Huron) asked for a
return showing the name and nationality
of each of the Agricultural instructors to
the Indians in'' the North-west, with the
various particulars in relation to the same;
and also for a return showing the name
and nationality of the Government land
guides in the Mirth -wait. In speaking
to this, Mr. Cameron cited a couple of
instanoea that came under his own ob-
servation in the North-west, wherein emi
gnats were put to great inoonvenienoe
and taken out of their way by the igno-
rance of the guides, and ntsde the sub-
jects of petty extortions.
Mir John Maodonaid agreed to the mo-
tion, and promised to investigate tie
Dass. of extortion, which, he stated,
were entirely without theauthorityof the
Government.
The receipts of revenue on aoa,unt of
the Dominion Con.olidatsd Fund from
Jdy 1 to November 90, 1880, amount to
i13,0'1b,JN; for the same period last
year 118,Nb,218. The total expenditure
for the eta period, 1860, was S0, 114, -
15, sad for 1879, 99,949,890.
The gnat timber sae. of McLaren v.
WawMart e1 h bees decided, s seas a far hr
Mart d is.etsese..d, in favor
tt bks les*s kir Pnved-
Mot that he we. heeled by the
iodides of Coax of Ossaaon Pleas
is tie am* N bleat v. DL.heea. The
ansa * S be lakes be the Oise at Appeal,
as 10-- tisn ie.ah s bide 7.hraary.
A Oakes has eseurr.r is Aeiaatee, .s
the reef all a &w.6 between the eel -
mist
Perleadliyt wo satire mid the
egosetad ea Oa mesal, as t
an le leek erase/ TM rebellion was
s=riresssed the maths agreited
sed M slats. y impeieon-
Tama
Robert ,Tahe of Moes, .hoe restive
riser in
OHRISTMA8 STOOK SHOW.
Fat Meet, Perk and resitsy to race Mem.
Although there I, ere some fine exhib-
its at the Christmas Show, held under
the auspices of the West Huron ARricul
tursi Society on Friday last, ye the
whole thing seemed to fall flat. There
were ninety entries, and many of them
would have dons credit to any show, but
the want of enthusiasm, toad the lack. of
support given by those persons in whose
interest the show is principally got up,
told against its success. The place of
exhibition is one unsuited for the dis-
play of dressed meat, poultry, eta., and
the bare rafters above and the shilling
ice beneath were enough to send cold-
ness to the heart of even • butcher. ap-
prentice. What we need in Ooderich on
such an occasion is a good central pl•oe,
the market house for inatanoe, whieh
min be temporarily fitted up fur such •
purpose at a small cost, and a little more
encouragement front the public and men
of business in town. The drill shed is
too large and uninviting at this season
for such a purpnee. The live stock shown
was hardly up to the nark as a whole,
but there was some tine pork and mutton
exhibited. The turkeys and geese were
particularly good, and were neatly dress-
ed by the exhibitors. There is a feeling
abroad that the show as now carried on
is not in the best interests of the Society,
and that unless a little more encourage
went is given it will have to fall through.
The following is the prize list:
Fat Steer-lst Jas. Dickson, Tucker-
amith; 2d Jos. Tewaley, Colborne, shown
by R McLean, butcher; 3d Jas Dick-
son.
Fat Heifer -Lt D. Campbell, Tucker -
smith, shown by R McLean; 2d John
Washington, Wawsnosh, shown by S.
Andrews, butcher; 3d Samuel Oke, Col-
borne.
Mutton -let J. Curring, Hullett,
shown by 8. Andrews; 2d Humphrey
Snell, shown by 8. Andrews; 3d Andrew
Whitely, shown by R. McLean.
Pork -1st Jos. Gooier, shown by S.
Andrews; 2d Pat Carroll; 3d Willett Pot-
ter, shown by R. McLean.
Owes -pat, 2d and 3d, Thomas Lear,
Hullett. (A magnificent show.)
Turkeys--l.t Thos. Feer; 2d M. Cress
man, ahown by R. McLean; 3d Thomas
Fear, Hullett-
Ducks-let John Govier; 2d T. Fear;
3d John Gooier.
Chickens -1st and 2d Thos. Fear; 3d
John Govier.
Butter -In crock -1st Willett Potter;
3d Robt. Medd; 3d John Curring. Table
butter -pat John Curring; 2d John
Govier; 3d Robt. Medd.
JUDaa.-Chas, Robinson, Dungannon;
John Shipley, Clinton; Sheriff Gibbons.
Wm. Young, President; R, B. Scott,
Treasurer; J, S. Varooe, Secretary.
THE MODEL SOHOOLS.
The Result et the *teem t=aesltatiea.
The pupils attending the second sea
cion of the Goderich and Clinton Model
Schools were examined on Thursday,
16th inst., and the examination oonclud
ed on the 18th.
The following mark. were secured by
the candidates who were awarded 3n1
class certificates: Ames, J. Maria 357;
Barritt, A. Mary 425; Cassidy, Eliza 434;
Flemming, Minnie 393; Goodridge, E.
Florence 349; Hays, Clarity 420; Keefe,
Mary ; McConnell, Lizzie 424; Mc-
Kinley, J. Maggie 404; McGowan, R,
Annie 460; Murray, Mawe 392; Price,
A. Mary 448; Radcliffe, Margaret 405;
Sparks, Helen 454; Sturgeon, Alice 482;
Traquair, Jeannette 413.; Wilson, Marion
406; Grant, Jaines 409; Mair, Asa 427;
McDonald, A. Douglas 432; McKay,
Charles 460; McKenzie, Kenneth 406;
MoTaggsrt, James 374; McQueen, Wil-
liam 420; Mustard, James 463; Leslie,
Maggie 423. It was moved by Mr.
Dewar, seconded by Mr. Malloch, that
all those attending the 2nd session of the
Model Schools who received sixty per
cent. of the aggregate marks receive cer-
tificates -Carred. Moved by Mr. Mal-
loch, seconded by Mr. Gregory, that
Mies Bella Wrightman receive a certifi-
cate for the three years -Carried. Moved
by Mr. Dewar, seoonded by Mr. Malloch
that the Secretary be instructed to
notify these candidata who pawed the
Intermediate Examination and also the
Model School Examination to forward
the Seoretary the Intermediate oertifl-
ates they received so that the marks,
may be entered in their Sad clam serti5
cater --Carried. Moved by Mr. Deeper
seconded by Mr. Malloch that 66j per
Dent of the total aggregate of the pro-
fessional examination be Wreck welt
year to obtain 3rd claw dent.•-#r-
ried. Moved by Mr. Gregory, seeended
by Mr. l4alloob, that atter having heard
the oorrespondenoe read between the
Chairman of this Board and the Educe
tion rtmentto the examin-
atiata Mr. Williams and well
kaowiag the horribly had woe done by
hfta M arithmetic, flat the 471mirman of
the Board is justified by to in the o eras
he hr parried in the moor --Carried
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that tie .sj tat �s.
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