HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1881-01-14, Page 8THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY JANUARY 14, 1881.
Sou) Orr. --Mr. Brydges of this place
l.as purchased the premises recently ape
cupied by Mr. B. Yuitter, the well-
known carriage) an4 wahipiii builder,
and the latter un TMrrslay last a,ld out
his interest its tis baMi '. to the fortifier.
•
Joanna LI.
Officiate elected LV (Iran No, 23
1881: --Braes, Alex. Ross, eater; J.
11'. Dobson, Overseer; Geu. Brown,
Lecturer; Duualt% McDonald, Steward;
Duncan McD onal(, Asst Steward; Rubt.
Elliott, Chap.; John McDonald, Treas-
urer; Arch. McDunald, Secretary; Wm.
Mines, Gatekeeper; Sisters Armstrong,
Ceres; Mined, Punwna; Bishop, Flora,
and Stewardess.
Tsusrss EL•erloi.--Mr. Andrew
Simpson was elected trustee, in S. S.
No. 1, in place of Mr. Item ' :-u *Iodine('
t.. be re -alerted.
win-nsm.
The patron of the 'Win C. : u Curling
Club, Gena H..Mnffat, Esq, t usented
beautiful silver medal to the Winglant
curlers for annual rink a petition. The
medal is on exhibition at Mr. Bray's
drug store and is one of the best we ever
saw. All credit should be given to Mr.
Moffat for his generous donation. The
dualism of the medal is very unique,
crossed brooms serving for the handle,
with a solid silver curling stone depend-
ing from the medal proper. The outer
edge is composed of filagree silver work,
1 epresenting the Scotch thistle and
maple leaf entwined. The adverse aide
hears the following inscription: Presen-
ted to the Winghani curling club for
annual rink competition, by G. H. Muf-
fat, Patron, 1880. -[Advance.
e• t pals.
-a "C•.stnslRte Pe :a. --We here
rezeive•1 from Mr Andrew Calder a
large ct'tittet p't•pt , trt')h ".• the celebrat-
ed trottinoatsllioe "Clear Grit," owned
by Mr. tae it a Whitely, ttf Saafnrth.
This pie:uro Was taken by Mr. Calder at
the re (nest of the Agricultural Commis -
shin of Ontario, who .intend getting it
engraved and publishetl in their report.
Mr. A. H, Dyuepnd, the stieretary of the
Commission, ' 'diluents Mr, Calder
highly on his suceess in getting a good
. clear picture of the "old horse." ''Clear
Grit is without doubt the beat trotting
hire in the Dominion. Among his get
are "Atuber," record 2.23; "St. Patrick,"
2,38; "Clothed -pin," 2.2; :ti seventh
heat; "Lady Cleveland," ne oord, hut
trotted.in 2.22; and last bu: nut !hast,
"Little Billy," who without proper care
or training can tri,[ inside of ' '2.20, and
can come down the limns stretch as fast
am any horse on this continent. -[E. -
f •naftu,', -
Walton
iae.eatst•r. -Thi report of Dr. Peter's
.heath is false.. Although very sick, we
are pleased to state he id still alive.
Te.1-MEi:9'1Na,-The regular anniver-
aary tea -meeting was held un New Year's
uight in the Methodist (lurch. The
supper was what the Walton ladies gen-
erally provide -the vary best. Before
tea was over a very large audience had,
tasembled, filling the church to its ut-
ttuist capacity. Mayor Beattie, of Sea- -
forth, occupied the position of chairman,
and added greatly to the pleasure of the
meeting by his remarks. The following
mess auldresaed the meeting : W.
H. Kerr, Revs. J. E. Russ, Reid, Mc-
Naughton- and Baugh: Excellent music
was supplied by a choir under the lead-
ership of Prof. Slater, Mins Gibbons pre-
sided at the organ. Proceeds about 11400
- b, be applied to payntettt ..f debt on
the church sheet. -Peat.
Yow corru'noudent "Aurora,' wantsa
:Syndicate to build a harbur at Port
Albert. What t A eytk,yeaq; ef:Mit
Ong the uotgultieent t of $1900
aa.t Now 1 wotaki Gke to know
ghat twit/Now
have dam with that If 1500
at P..Ft Albert I Neto btett there and to
ray certain knowledge there have only
been 84 apiles driven list year. 'rhe
grant wits inatle last spring, consttuently
they had the whole se ion to do the
pilin•,, and yet 84 soles ate all thatate
Wei' driven ; 84 'pile, for $1500 ! let me
see, nearly $18 a agile. Ye gals, this is
worse than the N. P. Why it is es bad
as the Railway Syndicate. I .'.served
that they used au old riciety ono -hong
pile-driver, and paid $2 a day f n the
are of it. Perky...hat is K. P. mammy,
but 1 think our village blacksmith could
drive more piles in a sasson with a 241b.
sledge. 1 think the Port Albert hertaor
ah••uIi he hooked after. There has
been soare wire pulling dune there.
Des s our bosom friend Geordie know
anything about it ! In justice to Port
Albert, I roust itay it las the best harbor
site nn the met shore of Lake Huron,
and why it should be ounteut to remain
without sufficient harbor accommodation
is at utystery. Perhaps it is because the
population are nearly all dyed in the
wool Turin', and ..re content with what-
ever crumb. the Tory Chieft. in may
give them. Will " Aurora " please
explain T CONQUEROR.
Want et Jahn Gorden sna1.1.,
It is with siucet•^ si.rrow sorrow that
will awaken a responsive feeling its every
bosom that knew hint -that we record
the sudden death of John Gordon Smith,
of Lucknow. Which took place un the
28th ult., of paralysis, at the residence
of Mr. Alex. Melutyre, merchant.
Mr. Smith was burn on Glencuuglaas
fano, Parisi of Kirkntic',tael, Banffshire,
Saot`a't 1, In HU, rad was consequcutly
its his 3Jth year at the time of his death.
Ne amine to this country in 18;6ii, and
eu(n:red in business its Owen Sound and
Walkerton, .erton, sume time pruyious to his
(e eine to Lucknow, which he did in the
fall of 187u. After cousin.; f o Lucknow,
he commmeet' business as a grain buyer,
its which he soon won the respect and
contidonee of the fanning cunntun-
ity generally fur his Sterling and un-
swerving honesty, and straight-forward-
nesa.
He became rain • ober of ),ho Lucktnuw
Caledonian '' .ieG), shortly after his arri-
val, and luta been one of Its most e ateem-
ed and most useful members. Since his
co:niection with it, he hastilled several
important officers, and was two weeks
previous to his death elected by aculamaa;
tion for the fourth time to fill the oftice
of First Chieftaiin-the second highest
office in the gift of the Socitily. The
success of the Society can in a very large
Imeasure be attributed to his untiring en-
ergy and zeal. He was a true Scotch
-
1 man, and entered with great enthusiasm
into all such games as had their origin
in the "land of brews heath and shaggy
wood." A chess player; a quoiter; a
da;ubrud player; one of the keenest of
curlers; a violinist of considerable merit;
one of the most devoted of Isaac Walton's
disciples: a great'adlnirer of the sublime
peasant poet of Ellisland, and at the
annual celebration of whose banquets,
in connection with the Society, he took
a leading part; a clear headed, thought -
:fel. warn hearted and genial man, one
whose escutcheon was without a stain;
his speeches were always characterized
by wit and humor, and were consequent
Orsaltrook
PAciylt• RAILWAY 1llsert*u. - Last
Tuesday afternoon it large gathering was
addressed at themes' Hall, its this village,
by E. E. Wade, Dr. W. J. 11 Hennes
and .1. Leckie, of Brussels, and Thos.
Gibson, M. P. P., of Wroxter, T. Stra-
chan, Reeve of Grey, acted as chairman.
The following resolution was moved
by E. E. Wade and carried unauintously
--Resolved that this meeting views with
apprehension, the terms of the contract
taw before Parliament with the C.• P. R.
syndicate. They cannot but think that
the tensa of this contract are in many
respects detrimental to the beat interests
of Canada, and they would urge upon
the Government the necessity of refus-
ing to ratify the terms, thereof, until an
opportunity has been given fur the full
est discussion of then[.
Another resolution was •ed by Jnu.
Leckie, seconded by T. W. Johnstone,
that seeing the great sacrifice of money
and land that is likely to Toe made by
carrying out the agreement with a syndi-
cate for the oonetruction of the C. P. R.,
as also the exemptions from taxes, and
creating a land and railway monopoly for
a generation to come, petitions. should
be signed protesting against the ratifica-
tion of said agreement, at once, and for-
warded to the proper parties. Carried.
Entail
Obnui rout, landlords, recalcitrant
agents and land -grabbers are not the
only persons Boycotted; nor is lioycnt-
ting confined exclusively to the Emerald
Isle. We, the peaceable and law-abiding
citizens of Port Albert, Kingsbridge
and Kintail, hare been Boycotted as to
the time of receiving mails, and it
cams about thusly Some person or
persons, (interested • of the town of
Goderich, through humane or pecuniary
motives, caused a petition to ire circu-
lated setting forth the hardship 'endured
by mail carriers and stage owners in oar -
tying the mail on this mote, and pray-
ing the Post -master General to change
the time so that the mail from the east
arriving in Goderich at 3 p.m. should'
be hard over till next morning, whisk
prayer was granted, much to the dirt
and inconvenience of besinese men slolag
the route. Now, said petition biag
largely signed by the people of Goderich,
who have not the slightest interest in
.1er bneintl t o' welfare, such interfer
.ire of was imperial -me e in
tht.. .4Nhhat inpardonable pro-
be ,!sort* t. when '
to boys gag ltrewve their marl It Tt
vol now be in older for Stretford to [lit
likewise with OOtiorila
ly well n,•ceived. He had the peculiar
faculty of saying the, right word in the
right place, and saying a good deal in a
small space. Re was a constant and NEWSPAPER'LA\\'.
punctual attendant at Knox Church, of •
which he was an esteemed and valued
member, taking a warm and earnest R e .all the t:p:e,tal. nttentle,n •. f ,.,st•
in-
terest in all its meetings, but especially mestere and subscribers to the follt;wing
growcnp[ more and more into disuse every
year. ['here are few French Canadians
who do not speak English at least indit-
fer'utly, and they prefer to use a lan-
et'ageich all understand rather than
amu w hi r is eumprehendud by but few
of the a 'abets. It is surprising how
few guuid rporaet•a there really are in
Parlianteut,--not more than adozen in
all. There are some men who might
speak well if they tried, but who are
kept in th,, t,ackgr,eutd either by difti-
deuate or indolence. Murat men find it
no easy -natter t , address a critical audi-
ence like the House of Cumvow, and
even experienced Parliauicuteriats ad-
mit A quaking of the knew • it such txt-
etsions. It is well, perhaps that it is
so; otherwise the country would to de-
luged with talk, and Hansard bocome
more extensive than a 15.volunie ency-
clopedia. - f B t ..e Ttlesrop.e, Ottawa
Cur.
'Worths of lIdisaom.
Thu f ,Mowing is a goal phrase, detcrip-
tive of an energetic character: "Crnn-
-ell did not wait to strike until the iron
was hot, but made it hot by striking..
It is neither safe, respectable, nein wise
to :,ring any youth to manhood without
a regular calling. industry, like idle-
t,etns, is a matter of habit. No idle hey
will snake uta active, and industrious,
and useful titan.
Neter tell people of sutural faults at
once. You will profit theca nothing,
discourage thein greatly. Rather
set their faults gradually before thein,
as you see that they have courage to
bear the slight with advantage.
Nine -tenths of the worry of lift- is i,ut-
nmwci for nothing. Du your part; Dever
leave it undone. lie iudustriuusrbe pru-
dent; ba eouraavoua. Thctt tlir ,u
anxiety to the winds. "St%cie:.t unto
the day is the evil thereof;" therefe•re dii
not burrow :.uy fur t•,-tnurrow.
If we ww•d to auto u o in a w•,ril the
worldy wisalorn of Lord c nsfielil, we
should say- it taught fart the value of
ambition, and neat,.the use of the tools
with which ambition may ::test use of
effectually work. The peer, if they de-
sire wealth, should achieve it; the rich,
who have tt already, should desire pow -
or which they have net got, end • betin
that power.-{Spectat...r. r
Doti tM OF QUAKY.f LAP,'-. - There i9
a beautiful story told of a p.ou., Quaker
lady,.howas selected tustuikingteb,•act:o.
She•had indulged in this habit until, it
I lied increase.! Su her, t a: Bite : ut
1 only p ii.o aaa ;a port ion of '
the -day, but frequently a:.: up in bel for
this purep pao daring ib night. After
tone of those nocturnal entertainments,
she full asleep and dreamed that shedied
and approached heaver: -Meeting alt Na-
gle, site asked him if her name was n'tit-
ten in the hook of life. Hedisappeared:
but replied on returning, that he could
not find it. `Oh,'-s_tid she, • 'do look
again; it [must be there.' He examined
again, but returned with a sorrowful face,
saying it was not: 'Oh.' said .she in
agony, 'it trust be there! I hire in ..+:,r -
ante it :s there, Dv feu: 'tars;, etcher
Tho angel was moved to tears by Iter
entreaties, and again -left her to renew
his search. After a !ung absence, he
canoe back. his Etc: radiant with joy, and
exclaimed, 'we have found its but it was
so clouded with tobacco smoke, that we
could hardly see it!' The good weenan
upon waking. immediate)threw her
pipe away, and never indulged its smok-
ing again.
in its Sabbath School. As a citizen he
was patriotic and liberty lovi'tg, friendly.
to all such measures as hail for their end
the public weal; a decided Libeialinpoli-
tics, in which he also took an active part ;
of a sanguine and passionate tempera -
synopsis of the newspaper laws
1. .1 postmaster ie required t • eve
notice fo( batter (returning u 'Leper de•es
not answer the l:.,r when a subscriber
does not take his paper cut •.f the office,
and state the reasons for its not being
meet, he was somewhat easily thrown taken. Any neglect : , a-. So hakes the
off his guard in momenta of heated argu- postmaster res!,•.tui1.t t•• the publishers
meat er debate, but always ready- t•, for payment.
make honorable amends. [Sentinel. 2. If any pe. r.; .:: • ole: hi. paper dis-
continued, he must taffy all arrearagea,
ei the publisher may t eitinue to send it
until,tpayment is made. and collect the
whole amount, whether it be taken from
the office or net. There can be no, le•rai
discontinuance until the payment is
trade.
3. Any person who takes a papa;- from
the post -office, whether directed to his
name or another. or whether he hes sub-
scribed or not, is responsible fur the pay.
4. If a subscriber orders his paper to
be stopped at a certain time, and the
publisher cuntinuea to send. the sub-
scriber is bound to pay for it if he takes
it out of the poet -office. This proceeds
upon the ground that :.:n an must pay for
what he uses.
5. The courts have decided that refus-
ing to take a newspaper and peri.oditals
from the post -office, or removing and
leaving them uncalled for, is prima focin
evidence of intentional fraud.
The reason that seal akin sacques are
se, expensive this winter is partly owing
to the great demand fur them in Paris.
where they are worn unusually long.
It takes a larger gpantity of material to
snake a 'acquit than formerly. The
winter in Paris is very mild and very
brief, but seal skins are fashionable,
and in Paris, above all places, the
fashion rules- All the fine seal skins
that are put on the market are dyed and
prepared in England, the process of
dyeing being a secret kept in two
(branches of one fancily. Although[ many
of the seals are caught in Alaska the
skins have to be taken to England to
be dyed and prepared for the market.
The number prepared is something
stupendous. In 1877 alone there were
imported into Great Britain 763.757
skins, valued at £146,533 aterling, of
nearly a million and a quarter of dollars.
They were worth a good deal more than
that when they were dyed and made up.
A NTH, CARD. --The following 'card"
appears on the editorial page of the Lon-
don Times: - "The Duke of Westminster
takes the opportunity of some public al-
lusion being made to his wife's death to
express his heartfelt thanks and meat
grateful acknowledgements to all those
who at the time of the Dualisms' serious
attack in July and since, haw. minced
so much kindness and sympathy with
her in her time of trial. To say that this
mad. • deep impres rest upon her
and mover will be forgotten by her family
is to say little, and, as the Duke is sow
hie personally to thank the high and low,
rich and p
poor, for their
hopes that ho will be at the Mss a4:ensed
if he now pays them this tribune et la -
awe gratitude in tbs only soy epos to
hint of doing tn. Br.akson. Tearer,
Bournemouth, Dec. 19."
There are comparativaly few met in the
ROMP who are really to assure its
attrition, and AVM with than the often-
er they t the 1( that are anted
shout. its. also n o&iIs that tali
who in Ib. Load Legislatures took •
pro n'tient position are war•esly known
in the wider sphere of the Dr
Parliament Meme. Bosltbeeand
It!
are fair examples roil tar Wuta a
IIt•Igneenl The Psi
015111.
Care-Ia Gederich, on New Years flay. the
wl of Mr, Oswald Carey. of • son.
Ranter - Is asaeIa on i relay. Ile• 90th,
the wile of r. A. iHunter of a son
■ ARAI O,
Mackid -Moyer- At (ho restdenrr of the
fatter.tirldifs Thornton Hall. Harpnr►ry, w
M w.1601. hT Rev. ur NIS.
H. G. M, M. U.. of Lnctnow t• Matilda.
agbterof Ludwig Meyer. ties_
D C. ('.
Noble- At tioderich. on the 3151
the Rev. R. Ure. D. D. Mr.
Oeores ilia, to Miss
Era fly Ksg.tle.
la Cliston.
is SOs ala ea , 1st
the
MwaMl to 513.. H. A.
w -L oClint.... the lath
A. Mr. Juries
tat
this of the bridge father,
• to Is. M.ry wars w.
At the radelsaev of
Real..s t8. sit+
some[ Mr. (teorge
.vy. yldest
d
4.
Gov
x
)11y W. N. Vpollltek tat
. f • to. eel " AMoe
T .• the soh
to ?d Mr. Reoba.
to ?dile ftsrphyna
welly Oa the eren,ng of ileo
the resNesee of the bride's
v. e O ohnsen captdn
to Miss Ruth Pelta
ter ne' W• less smith
tans
s1iiM`
Fokaos. --At the rwidesus of Dr. Jehassoa,
Yorkville. oa the adorning et Wedaesday.
Dec. 7rthh of limpticcw a Lymphadlaltls, the
Itev. W. A. Johnson. of Weston, in the 06b
oar ut i• age. - -• ---
Auctioneering.
. CURRIE,THE PEOPLE'S II 0.
0. • . T►ONEE:R. Ooderick, 0.11. 1751.
L1RANC1; GRAHAM, LICENSED
1' Auctioneer for the Counties of Huron
and Middlesex. Terms reasonable. Moe --
Hamilton Street Ooderich, opposite Colborne
Hotel. Orden left at Saes Ai. oMac aUl be
attended to. 1751.
She People's Qolumn.
e
1 01 PRINTER WANTED IMME-
• DIATELY. None other need apply.
Study employment. Apply to 'Vox SIGNAL,
liaieriub.
1 CE. --HAVING JUST FILLED MI"
1 lee house with some beautiful clear ice, 1
ii:t ite the public to examine my stock, and
vet Puy ratan for eumuter delivery. ('all early,
before the stock i» all bargained fur. WM.
Mc(:aiu. milkman, near the 51. E. Church,
Goderich. 1791-3t.
.iI FSIC-MISS SKIMMINGS WILL
1 resume lherclass in music for Piano and
Cabinet Organ. on Monday, 3rd Jan. after the
Xmas Vacation. Vacancies for two er three
pupils. Tereus per quarter in advance.
Goderich 28th )ec. 1810. 1767-1t.
IORDWOOD [PANTED. -THE UN -
`J DER.9I(INED. having purchased the les- no:ss.
minion Salt Block, is now prepared to buy all
rash kinds of cordwood, for which will be
paid. For further part is chars, apply to !'has. A.
Nairn. the square: or at the Star Salt Works.
JOHN SCOHIE. 1753
Dentislru.
A
MNICHOLSON 8 BON DEN-
. TIST. Ores A SC:t
three doors below veae-
rio h ITM
Tonsorial.
W. KNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR-
BLit and ilairdremer, to ret•rs
thanks to the ppuuablic fur past sad
solicits a esaitnuanoe of u 5 ora
always be rad at his Shade/ or, near
the Poetttlytl r.. Goderich. 1753
3 tet ical.
HG. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI-
. clan, Surgeon rad Auuoucber, Graduate
of Toronto University. O oeopposite Caster -
run & Cameron's Bank. Lucknow. 1f aot to
aloe, enquire at the Bank. 1701.y.
1 R MULEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR -
1 U1CUN, Coroner,OfAce and reeldence
on Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria
Street. 1751.
DRS. SHANNON &. HAMILTON,
Physicians, Surgeons. Acoouchers. &c.
Office- at Dr. Shannon's residence. near the
Jail. Goderich. C. C. ShaNon, J. C. HAMIL-
TON. 1751.
T AIKENHEAD, V.S., (SU• CCESSOR
V • to 1)r. Duncan! Graduate of Oaterto Ve-
terinary College. Office, stablesandresidenoe.
on Newgate Street. tour doors east ofeolborne
Hotel, N. 1i. Hors•» examined as to sound -
1751.
!`TOTIC E.
The l'u uueil to t he Corporation of t he Pointy
Huron wilt meet in the Court Room in the
'sown of Galerich. on Tueada)', tAth January
text. I'KTER ADAKAON, county Clerk.
January. 10. MM. 178921. ,
V I/TICE.
Sealed tenders will L: received by the um
dersigned on behalf oft he County until the '24th
iostaat, for ' lowering the ceiling of the
('ottrt !town. !Mans and specilicattons may Solicitor. !!:lice --Comer of West Street
he seen In in, office. The lowest or tiny ten- and Market acquire. over George Aeheaon'e.
der re, 101-warity accepted. Goderich. 1751.
PKTEIt ADA NISON.1.'.uney Clerk.- - `--
Go'.e•. •. h. Jan'ry6th. hell, 17tot-YL t/ CAMI'I(►\, ATTORNEY-AT-
.1j.
TTORNEY - AT -
54. L_\\\', Solicitor 'in Chancery. ('u.vey'
`vU 1' I l' E. sneer, 6:c. Odlcr over Detlor's store, ((i2aastlio-.
1 rich, Ont. Any amount of money to loan at
Legal.
(1 ARROW & PROLTDFOOT, BAR-
T IttsTERS, Attorneys. Solicitors, eta.
Ooderieh. J. T. (Farrow, W. l'ruudfoot. 1751.
R. L. DOYLE, BARRISEER A N D
1) -tttoruey. Solleitur in chancery. &c.,
Goderieh, O:.r. 1751.
EAGEP. 'I*RTO , BARRIS-
IJ Ttat+, Gederieh and \Gingqham.
(3. stager. Jr.. :;,• • shah. J. A. Murton. Wing -
ham. 1751.
L MALCO'I.r•''N, BARRISTER AND
The A tat Icetiu6 ui th.: filar:irtd:ural
r w'
a: cigi.t tido. k p. m. on Thustay the 13th Jan-
uary. for the a eel oD ccs. err.
lowest rata of interest. 1751-7.
+ s.et ill be held r. the bror.d Jur, Itcnu t (AMER)S, HOLT & C A'MERON,
•
1 1 1 Salm I liarriutcn.. Solicitor, in ('hancery. Qc„
1 F.TF.a _t!'.\)l yl)\. (S'st.•ric•h an.1 •W'iughatn. 3,1. ('. ('d[[[eem. U.
J an-- 3rd, 1ivl. ICri-1.. [31.40 ,. l''; 1'.'11oIt. M. 0. t'amer..n, (:uderich. W.
Ma -a -t. 1\' iitghaw. 1751.
VIsTICE,
\TThe-.tunnel meeting er theR .ti :ing of Iiiscellaneous [tars.
Huron Agricultural S pelta- it Ill ho r,edal in the - - - - -
.!'curt Horse. at Oodertdh. t'. Wednesday, ti
Jan. 19th. 1861. at obe o'elot•k ti- m.. torthe par• AJIES SMAILL. Altl HITECT, A
large of receiving the Annual Report of the ! (mice. l'rahb's Block. Kingston it., God,-
itircctors. eIectfngOMcer.) and Directors tor rie•h. Clans sial specifications drawncorreat-
thc' ensuing year, and other bt st.w''a. ly-,. Carpenter'..' l,ba,tere:s and mason's work
. JOHN VARC4)I . measured and valued. '
Colborne 1'p., Jan. 1, WI. 1" I.2t. :secretory.
1
R. O, AISE, IGN
1+.4. and\VATSOrnamentaNl Painte(►r„ ParlorSdecor-
ating made a specialty. GRAINING. GILDING.
{ _ - •- - - RLei No OMhop of on North Street.
Stmt, uppositetihe
•
For Sale or To Let.
11 OR SALE. -A GtM►D HORSE,
harness and cutter. Horde goad single,
r double. wad safe for thlldtca to driy, . \\ 111
b ;old s;•fsrately or tap( -cher. c'.rap ;ar cash.
1.4.'14 , to E. F. ARmirrte•>e . a Bros.Fatining
11t(1 makers. (loderieh. - 17t11 -It.
iiTRATF`)RD BINDERY-ESTAB-
1,1sIfED 1889, This tstablisbmentischlefty
devoted to job and library work. es/Kehl-11Y to
those unique and ceonomh•albalfcalf and mar -
recce styles. In all eases the Lest of stock and
-• workmanship, with *trength and beauty rem -
i• ()USE AND LOT FOR SALE- AT 'Innen. Bindery °Icries-1ln Duttoo'adrug store.
i 1 1 Dungannon, 13 miles from Goderich. GEORGE STONE_
consisting of i of an acre of land. well fenced;
a trams house, a gaud well and pump are also %COMMERCIAL Hi )TEL. DU1GAN-
on the premia,,. The let has been well iso- ac: NON Thi flet -clan» hotel, has recently
pproved. Tern's reasonal e. Tartle ulars con been refitted and improved scan to furnish the
hmga eon of I;. E. BRow• , \ si. M, ;chant, !pest possible ac ranmatation to the travelling
1; -t f. pubhp•. Good liquors and choice bands a
speciality. An attentive roller always on A complete a•;ntiment
har.d. and ettcellent »tabling and sheds, en aka
I HOU§E, AND LOTS NOS. :,:i AND premise;. Taos. StILIL. Proprietor.176. cripti(M of
76. corner of Victoria and East meet[[ in
i the town of Goderich, for sale cheap. or will be_
exchanged for farm property. Forpartle'iht •.
' apple to J.es. SMAILL, Arohttrct, oMce ('rahh'.
Block. or J. C. ('I•Itettr. auctioneer._ .
► LET- A BLACKSMITH SHOP
convenientlysituated. ng In the i: :,,00,00 T0 LOAN. APPLY
TO
mediate vdlbof 51 el and Pet(Nr. (.MERON, HOLT h('AMEFON_Dode-
This is a• stand(ur horwshocing and trich. 1.55.
jobbing. Iso • one story frame dwelling
house, and shoe shop. This 1. it rare chane,
fare good RIseksmifh and Shoemaker. Apply 1,11,75,000 TO LEND ON R E A L E S -
,t eru•c to it. J. Il. 1's:L•,su. I•or• Alber. Ont. ; 4'..., TATE. Terris favorable. Apply to B. L.
CCL DOYLE. Goderich.
1751
Li HEPPARDT(►N FARM Ft lt 5O.000PRI VATEFUNDS TOLEND
11 sale CO acres. Sr to -rias clears[ and well on good Farm or first-class Town Property
fenced„ Brick Cottage 35x3). stone cellar full '; at 8 per oeat. Aonly to R. ItAI►CLIFFE, 1751
size of house ,dA large (reek ruca thro•agh
the tet, ao wae land on the creek. A very N EY TO LEND IN A N Y
due orchard sarrounde the house. Gad barn ; 1/1. (► amount to suit borrowers at 6 to 7 per
and otherbutldingi. Ternvvvery easy. Apply cent. Private funds. Apply toSKAGERand
to !t. T. H*Tac., l K. 16 Lnkc Shore I'.(ol- ( Al oRTuN, G
uderieh,
borne Township. CBoad. M.
f (ONEI" Tl► LOA )\ ON FIRST
1'HEPPARDTVN. -STORE. WITH
I it Mortgage rat reasonabie rates of interest
A 'Post (Aloe. for rale or to rent with 1 acre
and on terms to suit borrowers. Address
JAMxs STE W ART, Saltford 1'. 0. 1750.
MOORHOUSE
A NAPPY NEW YEAR
TI) ALL.
ReOpellhIlgorschools
All the Text Books authorized fur use
in High, Model and Public Schools can
be bought CHEAPEST front
MOORHOUSE.
COPY BIII►KS, FOOLSCAP. PENS,
PENCILS, RUBBER. EXERCISE
BOOKS, and every
School Requisite,
ARE OFFERED AT THE
LO«r E ST POSSIBLE
PRICES FOR C 14
at Moorhouse's.
N. B.-THLS 14 THE OLDEST,
LAR(4ES1 AND CHEAPEST BOOK
STORE. WENT (1F TORoXT.)-ES-
T.4BLINHEIJ 1,-..!. . .
BLANK BOOKS.
Loans and insurance.. BLANK BOOK)...
land. Stock all fresh and g.s.d. Will sell on very
easy, terms, having other business to attend
to. For further particular* a pryy• to R. T.
11AyNEs. Also 100 acre, of ian Kest half of
Lot 5, on the 3rd con.. E. 1). Ash eld. Cood Or-
chard. Frame House, and is stable. Fifty acres
cleared and well fenced. All the crop with 18
acres of hay. will be given with lot. R.T.11.
usl. ,N'(ONEY TO LOAN. THE CANA-
DA Landed Credit Company, Toronto-
jrALIABLE FARM FOR SALE. JOAN LAING BLAxta. Esc., President. Money For 1881, at
_ M lent by this Company W Indlrldtale upon
Lot 6. Con. ✓! Township of Colborne, Co. the same system as W -
municdpallties,Rend
Baron, rontalnlnR Olt sores 75 of which arc for ('Ireulars, HUGH HAMILTON, C. L. rate9
cleared and in a good state of cultivation. '[gent, Goderich 1751
There is a frame Houde 51121 with cellar under
the whole. kitchen 16x10, wood shed 16x46,
Ttehle 117'1264:71r
8xbt, far horses, silo cow stable 1(x41. There is s weU with a Bev faihing spring.
and a good young orcbard with about 40 trees.
selected. Term* ew,y. For particular* apply
W Trot. At, W AT.ON, proprietor, Carlow or to
()1Rttow t PRouoroxrr God M h
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private Funds for investment
at lowest rates on first -clans MMortgagen. Apply
to ()ARROW & I'ROUDFOOT.
DAY BOOKS.
of oven' UIP
LEDGERS.
JOURNALS.
CASH BO(IKs,
MINUTE BOOK-.
PASA BOOKS,
POCKET BOOKs,
MEM. BOOKS,
INDICES, fie.
1Is. a full stock of
Poce! DiariI
736 •
/ 1HANCERY SALE OF A VALIA-
l.. bye Fares in the Township of Colborne.
Pursuant toan order off the Court of Chan-
cery
tweatF sa • rMi lbs OIXOX OWN .JA wW M es4d Poem
lbws o
g s6asW/r Ala gay etF.Yraary. A. i.. feu.
ties faflowla/propsn els:
eni
the IMI, Ma w tlLws' p of Cdkor.e, in
of tiros. eetalaing 30 Acme,
eta the Grovel Road
mei
d
bad and isw s las• and
1 .11.paw11twps/
tw ,rel .els sash R\uw
grecs du satsaof tsl w im=
i86fb*•.1W 1, ruse vel
other
11 tstensar M
of gab erIll
of the Overtof
qieWirgtista.
Wore*
top
tleneor Or
AVIA
the
Ar
iiia t ' of rent dry.
d. H MACDERINOTT,
M at fbedevieb
f:ARRIIR A PROUD1T(1t1T
vendors' Solberg
20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
KIP on Farm and Town Property at lowest In
tercet. Mortgoges purchased, no Commission
charged, Conveyancing Fees reasonable.
N. B. Borrowers can obtain money In onlay
if title is satisfactory. DAVISON de JOHN-
STON. Barristers. tee., Goderich. 1751
RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
• . Life and Accident Insurance Agent.
Representing firstcla.sCotapaale . Alto agent
for the CANADA LIMA Ptvicg INSURANM Co.
Money to lend on Mortgage, either in Town or
Farm Ptpperty, In any way to snit the borrow-
LOMoe-(np-atalnl Kara block, Dederick,
1751
INSURANCE CARD.
BRITISH ASS. ('O'Y, ToltoNm . E.tabil.hesf
IMO.
PHOENIX INS.. OUT. of LONnloN tngland)
Isialblishod 17
RARTli1RD
Irk001f. of Hotelman. Conn.
tksMtNM 1615
takes to the above bit-clanOlken at
ti. w.st rates by HORACE HORTON,
Th. wade Is .iso Appraiser for the
CAANAD PER,LOAN meoSAViNGS MY,
Mosey to Foran on Irstclsas .eeurlty, from
7 to • per Cent.- Charges •I.d.t.ts,
HORAC2 NORTON.
Oederth. Sept 1t MK 1751
'•EIV 11IRBDALr
BOARDRr0 AND DAY SCHOOL,
eu)/aaZe$.
°m
ore,
the bet Moats fa w(uwer.
°m z1 Ahaoir F 1.d la
Roode-
j
. 7' Shiest
clava Weal M eew.n.efs V t ea
)cwt lath
t'aR•R.
greatly reduce;',
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LIBRARIES.
A fresh assortment of Books,
specially selected and adapted tor
circulation in Sunday Schools
A liberal discount allowed according to
amount of purchase.
Call and dee sample. and Ret quota
Pio.. at
Moorllonge's,
•• terrct, Det di, 1800.