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THE WORLD OVER.
The Week's Nemo i i a Nutshell.
saaesessas* Cambia. it.ses by Wise mad
wail.
Peter A. Podtcr, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
has pur.;b.tsel o le -sixteenth of Gnat
Wan t to, ,14,000.
On Saturday Mrs. (:un,•niagi (adored)
of Craneton, N. J., gave birth to our
boy& All a dot ,g we 1.
Two rinks of the Brits els club played
two no .a o, the Listowel club on y
last, in the covered rink kit Listowel, re-
sulting in favour of Brus•nls by 17 shot..
Some fears are enterta toed of s Fenian
raid on the anuouries at Birmingham,
and the Government has ordered s watch
to be put thereupon.
Masked burg:ars gaged the watchman
at the South Chicago iron and Steel
Works on Sand iv evening, and stole
11,000 in gold, $160 in coin and $9,000
in bills.
Twenty-four de.iths have taken place
on the Wiltshire Plains, Oa the result of
the late stordna Thu (iuruutn Ocean is
strewn with the remains of vessels broken
up by the 'severity of the weather.
John Kastner, J. P., o' Sebringville,
well known and much respected, died
suddenly ,f heart dise-ue while consult-
ing Or. Shaver, of Stratford, in his office
oa Saturday.
THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JANUARY V. malt,
My.Ww. Muliek has been elected
Vloe-Chauoellur of T<•routo University,
getting eleven votes to D . 1KI>ad8'4Tdar
and Mr. T. W. Taylor's three.
The pleltsing intelligence oumes that the
Hon. Mx. Mackenzie has greatly M-
eal in awl attendants pr'omuunee hen uu cf dais-
proved
1
A lady in Loudon East died on Satur-
day worming from the effects of swttl,ow
ung ;wo a tificia) teeth, which were
1ed while "he was brushing them.
e London rumour say that Mr.
Gladstone will be mads a peer with the
title of Earl of Hawarden, acid others
that he will receive the title of Lord
Live psoL
The Mssaunites sstaled upon the re-
serve west of K aeretvl, Manitou, are
reported as making. gratifying progress.
Leat year the population of this reserve,
which comprises seventeen townships,
was 2,841, the total amount of gain
raised was over 200,000 bushels, au t 0 e
value of their stock and implement.,
1140,000. This year the population is
3,921, their surplus grain above what
was needed fur wed and home con-
sumption, was 293,041 bushels, of the
value of 1161,322, and the value of their
stuck and implements amounted to
$383,411. There have been 167 marri-
ages during the year.
The Presbyterian chur.:h at Spring-
ville ).as burned on Saturday night. It
was insured in the North British and
Mercantile for $2,000. The cause of
the fire is unknown.
Dr. A. E. Forte, of Philadelphia, the
well known mineralogist, has presented
to the Ottawa Normnal,School a valuable
collection of minerals, containing speci-
mons from alt over the world.
The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland
sent a relief force on Sunday night to
Bdlina, county Mayo, to relieve Miss
Gardner, who is being Boycotted. The
authorities will provide an esoort of
military at Balling
On Saturday, between three and
four o'clock, Edward King, a brakes -
man on the Canada C3ntral Railway,
lost his life at flealcy's Station, being
run over by the cars and instantly kill-
ed.
I A letter received fru n Mr. Bentley,
Brazilian Consul -Goner al in Canada,
states that the contract t, subsidize a
line of steamers between Canada and
Brazil, has been finally ratified by the
Governor of the latter country. The
first steamer is expected to lave in Feb-
The Latest Fettles Scare.
" Fenian Gallagher," •a prominent
member of the brotherhood, has been
unbosoming himself to a reporter, at
Syracuse. He said : -"Well, air, the
Fenian& are preparing to do their duty,
and do it bravely, sir, this time. When
the raid Ls made on Canada this time,
the Queen's Own will have to du the
running. The Fenian organizations are
preparing for the struggle. Every land
league in America is a Fenian organiza-
tion, and every member of the league
would spring to arms sad march on Ca-
nada at the fiat call of duty. Do you
seelthatthe,Lurd-leaguers of Great Britain
and Ireland aro in this country, sir
The work of recruiting is going forward,
and when the alarm is sounded an army
of a hundred thousand men will be ready
to march on Canada. We have secured
sufficient artna this time. We have
twenty-five thousand breech -loaders at
Malone, and fi:c tines as many conceal-
ed at othL: points on the frontier. The
men are drilling, too. We have plenty
of experienced captains, who fought in
the rebellion, sir, who are ready to lead
us at any moment We have two hun-
dred enlisted men in the city of Syracuse,
and when the time comes to march we
shall have no difficulty in getting a thou-
sand. There are five hundred enlisted
men in Scranton, and every Molly Ma-
guire in the mining district of Pennsyl-
vania is ready to shoulder a musket.
We have ten thousan,t men in the city
of Chicago, and every mai of them is
drilled. St. Louis will furnish as many
more. In every city in the west the
I'eninns are vetting ready. New York
is enlisting coon every day. There are
plenty of sten t, be had this time, and
plenty of money is offered us, too."
Reporter--Whenwill the raid on
'Canada be made?
Fenian- That is a secret, sir, which I
must not tell at present; but you can
rest assured, sir, that when the signal is
given the Irishmen of America will be
ready for tthe blow. We have plenty of
men who sympathize with us in Canada.
The British government will find that it
has men in high command in Canada
who will give us aid the Government
little dreams of. When the word comes
froth Ireland that our brethren there are
ready, we shall come to the front and be
ready to march. We are ready now, for
that matter, fur the call for action may
cornu any day.
Rep. --You seem to lee confident of suc
cos, this time.
F. --We are, sir; and why should'n't
we be? The British Government will
have all it wants to do to take caro of it-
self on tha other side of the water, and
an army of a hundred thousand men
marching into Canada with guns, oannon,
and plenty of ammunition, and led by
able loaders, will paral se the Canadians
Besides, sir, half the s are tired
of British rule and are anxious to become
independent. The British Government
has got spies in every city in America
They all know what I have told you, and
much good may it do them. They will
find that the Fenian aro in earnest this
time.
ruary.
The family of Robert Clark, of London
were taken ill on . ednes.hty night with
ayoupto•.s of poisoning. Meditsl attend-
ance was called, awl they recovered next
day. The poisoning is said to have re-
• tlted from some stab:ttance in a package
of baking powder.
Laughlin Matheson, of inverhuron,
was found plead in the bush last Friday
morning. The deoe.sed was subject to
taking fita, and it is thought probable
that ho was aufiocated in the snow dur-
ing on, of thcm, as when found he •was
almost entirely buried iu the snow.
On Saturday in a town ne..r Newark,
John Corning faatened an eight-year-old
son's thesis; in a split sawing, and. then
nailed the lath to the' side of tho barn.
The lad was kept eupended from 4 to 10
p. in., when passers-by hearing his groans
released him. The boy hid gone coast-
ing against his father'a orders. Great
indignation is felt against the father.
Two (nen fired simultaneclusly at each
other in a Salt Lake bar -root,, and the
bullets carne into colliei . There
could bo D., doubt of this, for ono bul-
let dropped to the floor midway between
the antagonists, who were ten feet apart,
and the other was turned upward to the
ceiling, while both were flattened.
Wo shall hoar a great Ica] of bragging
over the Parliamentary majority support-
ing Sir. John Macdonald in putting
through the St. Paul Syndicate job.
Yes, and wo hoard just such bragging
over Beaconsfield's equally stolid ma-
jorities. And yet, when the indignant
electors got a chance, Beaconsfield's sup-
porters wore scattered to the four winds
of heaven.- - (London Advertiser.
Lord Beaconsfield's novel =Tent up like
a racket and eame down like a stick. It
was a veritable nine day= wonder, and
everybody wanted tone it. But already
it u all but forgotten, and is as dead as
a last year's almanac. Nobody ever
speaks of it, and if tho publishers did
not make their profits out, of the first
saves the will not have much chanceto
recoup up ththemselves for the price they paid
for it nut of its continued sale.
That is a good proverb which teaches
that it is well to let sleeping dogs lie.
The Pacific Scandal is a sleeping dog,
but the Tories do not seem disposed to
let it lie, for every now and then some
member of the paror some of its or-
ganists stirs it up witha stick, and tries
to make it appear that it is; not each a
bad dog after all. Mr. Blake was
pretty generally rebuked during the
Reaty-Ryan contest for stirring up the
old scandal and trying to 1rigkteo people
with its bones. Rut it was less unseem-
ly for the leader of the Opposite to refer
to it thea it is for the cif to do see
We are told that "the people of Canada
absolved Sir John llaedcnmld of the
ehantra wade against him," at the time
of the Pacific Scandal, by returning him
to power again. Nothing eniM be far-
ther from the fact The pimple of Cana -
did not absolve Rte John at the
newt they enueented to let the charges
iie in abeyance Asa natter of fad,
the Ssedel was set before the
gasp* st the List elm/Zoos et all The
Isms ores the P P {Telegeur
FhenMM*s Mttst*ge.
--Thenewspaper bee booms one Til? der
most pelmet,w_vtltstng and ru susrstillg
inlssrees which in modern tunes have
bees bseeeht to bear spun the public
Lied. Oto marded as an expansive
luxury, it has betimes s positive tnessesl-
t in every wolf regulated bossehold.
fn aura rind neighborhoods the oows-
papit fi utshes almost the sokm
t
of oomeauuieeEio with the ide
word. Its arrival is larked forward to
with segerness, and when it reaches its
destisstioa its (admen. are carehdly
sassasd. It is therefore highly ipor-
tMat dist the toss d the politic press
should be as nearly up to the ideal
sdaadard as poest-bis; mid if tate general
tone of °median )ournaliein is net all
•.ould be if owed. it is at least not
such as to be a slatidtfig reproach to the
intelligence of the uuttatry. We leave ui
no case reached that bad pre-eminence
for debasing and disreputable periodical
literate which is to be found in mine
of the great cities of the world. But,
unhappily for -humanity, there is to bo
found in eve community an element
which takes delight
in the melo-drsrriatic,
the morbidly sensational and the obscene.
Meeh an element is unfortunately to be
found in Canada, and to meet the de;
sire of those who compose it disreputable
publication* are imported from New
York and elsewhere. They are to be
seen in the windows and on the counters
of many bookstores in the Dominion.
The vendors seem to have no idea that
they are pandering to s vicious tote or
that the sale of such wares is other than
a legitimate enterprise. The edict
against the importation of these publi-
cations through the post office or custom
house is still in force, but it does not
seem to be carried out, for a great quan-
tity of this pernicious traah still circu-
lates throughout the Dominion. People
cannot touch pitch without being de
filed; it is equally itnpoesible to cote
into dose contact with such literary
garbage without moral detriment. Com-
ic and sporting journals are a necessity
of the age, and if properly conducted are
perfeotly barmier.. But the line should
be drawn somewhere, and those vile
sheets which are mere chronicles of ob-
ooenity and crime placed under tho ban.
If this were effectually done it would be
a great boon to„ the public and would
have a purifying effect upon the mind of
society at large. - [Toronto Telegram.
Reek N.thees.
HARram' MONTHLY. -r Harper.' Month-
ly, for February, 1881, has been received
by us, and is replete with interesting
matter from the opening page to the "Ed-
itor's Drawer." Harpers is, beyond
question, one of the best of the month-
lies Harper Bros, New York.
That standard periodical, Bladkwood's,
has reached our table, and presents a var-
ied bill of fare for thinkiag readers. It
is reprinted on this side of the water by
the Leonard -Scott Publishing Go., New
York.
Wi4of l'oreatoligliln
years of war Cheer 1 an<r
1i wWIIenluas to begin in Mit
Bemis Mee Omens btsui,aa. - U Mon -
deg seerairtg Pet, a Ur. IJ* Qrst,
fres [tubas. arrived is Etetpr
for t leu% s asd ouster belea ing to WS'
while he had . telt at Mr. Walpeet's
Easter 2'yorth. It ewes .i
the tog • Waekslmt►lb th is 'wia
burs, ahead one for the pe pose of
going to Olia$Ott to WOW •n>w Q
nem Instead of rtuppin`,a4 gleur, hs
drove tie to Deter, and it was pre-
sumed had left the horse and cutter as
above stated, and then taken the tssiu
for Detroit. Before leaving, hseslleoled
all his available book debts sad a sums-
ber of creditors grieve over his ♦spar•ere.
The horse and cutter Were messed.
- (li.Seetor.
The Titwu nays that Prince Gortscha k -
off resigns at a time when the state of
feeling between Russia and Germany,
attributed to the estrangement of the two
Chancellors, has pissed away.
Sr PtsrssSBUIW, Jan. 25.- Uneasiness
is in official circles here regarding the
fate SkobelofTs forces fighting the 'f'nr-
comans at Geok Tope.
Loebnrn-
LseaUltx T , ret FaONT. - Mr. Henry
Loelluer recently took a dressed Suffolk
hog to Goderich market, which weighed
495 lbs. Can our Millburn friends equal
t with their Y.,r4shires.
A nervous young olergysrtan, recently
rising to preach for the first time, as-
nounued his text in this. wise ' -"Asa
immediately the cook wept, and Peter
went out sad arses bitterly.
A striking illusrstioa e/ the saying
that the pith of a lady's letter is in the
posteoript ousrred u the tease of • young
lady, who, having gene out to India, and
writing home to her friends, ooseloded
with the following words - "P.R.- Ton
will see by my eigaatere that L ass mar
tied
OelrnaLT. The death of Mir Cas-
eron, mother of D. Qsnseros, manhunt,
Kincardine, is asaouseed at the ripeage
of eighty yeses. Desesd eotos the Will
of the les Rev Dtleiesn Osmoses, of
Tiverton, who as s pissssr tabeistsr
the gospel in this seighMubeed wee
widely knows and firer* rwpedsd. It
might be sesPossd that it was os the
1811 day of Jhatsary. IMO, that the wife
el D. Camaw. or flaw Meer
wee called from time le eas
that ea the 1Hk of 'Isamu, 18151. his
mother was ailed M ea abortions* in a
better world- The body el the deswstd
was borid is the lases lice eizastoky
on Wednesday hat, fe0swed b• h brie
MTeoufse of iriam&
Tonsorial.
W, KNIGHT
era
thanks
aol{ells fes
NUL
Nzw &roma.--Mr. Gruen has opened
his new store in the premises belonging
to Rev. L. O. Rice.
Simpatias.--Weare glad to learn that
Mr. C. Stewart, Colborne, is recovering
from his indisposition.
Ee03>idill•!.
PRACTICAL BAR-
raeser, » return
tar and
Shaving Parlor, mar
1753
She People's Column.
GOOD GENERAL SERVANT
WANTED --Apply to MRS. W. KAY.
1771.
ICE. -RAYING JUST FILLED MY
Iee hoose with some beautiful clear he. I
invite the pudic to examine my steak. and
vet my rates for summer deliver)•. can early.
before the stock is an bargained tor. Wee.
Mce.uo, milkman, near the M. i. (
Goderich. 170-81.
MUSIC -MISS SKIMMINGS WILL
resume her class is music for Ptaao and
Cabinet Organ. OD Monday. 3rd Jan. after the
Xmas Vacation. Va<anciesfor two or three
pupils. Terms 1s per gqearter la advance.
Goderich 98t1 Ileo. idles. 170-4t
EDUCATIONAL. -Thu contract for the
erection of the new school house for 4.
S. No. '2, Colborne was lot to Mr. A.
Heddle, contractor, for 1980. The
building is to have two rooms which will
have a000mmodation for upwards of 100
pupils.
Rstialous.- -Tie quarterly services in
connection with the Maitland Circuit of
the M. E. Church, were held here on
23rd inst., and were conducted by Rev.
J. Loundoabury, presiding elder. The
atiendanoe considering the inclemency
of the weather was large.
Tgitrss•Atres. - Tho following officers
were elected for Division 308,, Sons of
Temperenoe, of this place for current
quarter:-Bro. A. Heddle, W. P.; Wm.
Moore, W. A.; P. Cantelow, R. 8.; Jas.
Stewart, A. R. S.; Thos. Heddle, F. S.;
Wm. Robertson, Chap.; Geo. Stewart,
Con.; Jos Moore, A. Con.: Chas. Stew-
art, I. 8. ; Richd Moore, O. S. ; John
Scott, P. W. P.
1 THE PRESIDENT Alp MAN -
L AGERS OF THE CONFEDERATION
LIFE ASSURANCE CAM PAN Y. We have
much pleseare In ems that your Company,
through R. Manning. .• your reliable aai
efficient agent In this t ounty, has made a
prompt and satisfactory settlement of the
Awnrauce on the life of the late James Sheet.
forendo. Your company are to be oongratu-
bited upon having such an efficient agent as
Mr. Manning 1n the locality; his advice and
aid which he gives when needed is oftentimes
of great help.
utv,
iiarrls- At the Nile. 11th Inst.. the wife of Mr.
It. Harris of a son.
Brown -At the Nile, 15th inst., the wife of it.
E. Brown, of a son.
Brown -in Ashfield, 16th ult, the wife of Mr.
Jas, Brown, of a son.
Hat Us. :4110KTT, Executrix.
HsNRv L.t erose. F:xecet,r.
AMANot•8 Kni ' E.
Crediton, Jan. 11IND.
For Sale or ST Let..
Denttehv,
MNLCHOLSON`l aintiollDON IyEN-
. Tk4I' Oaee*.t'
three dour* be1Yw V, .
rnib
71LtelDITIV23.
FARM FOR SALE.
Comprising Lots Nos- 18 and 19, Con. 3. in
the Townshipof West Wawbnosh, belonging
to the bite M. Charles McDonald, Containing
see ACKMI ID"alt over thirty acre are
cleared. There aro over.15 acres of good hard
wood. and the balance Cedar and Pine bash.
A small Frame How and a Well aro also on
the premises. A good d:roek runs through the
farm. For particulars apply to J anr9 Tauri'
RUr.L, Esq., Dungannon or to Mrs. WARNOCK,
Goderich, or at this office. 1770-tf.
■ ttKI$D.
Walk! --Fowler in Wingham. on the
lath all, Ray. 11. MelJai-rie, Mr. Charles
Welk w, m Mies Agnes Fowler. all of
W InghaaL
Camaro* -Roe. By Rev. T. G. Thomson. of
Benefield, at the residence of the bride's
brother -Ie -law, on the 13th Inst Mr. Peter
C. Cameron, to helots Donnell". Roes. all of
Stanley.
Proctor- Brandon On toe 43rd cit.. h iter.
at the resldeeoe of the by
Proctor. of Morris, to
daughter of Mr. James
Wawaam►.
the Seth Jan. at the resi-
((at,, yhyy tit Rev. Dr.
ib'l4saWoe nr ter of b
epi t tise �r*�soonalhe age. Wallow
by ff•v,W bow. y KM Ilamillen ( is
Latta -la Brnseels, hi_ the Reif
Nth the h lost , r August
of Thiel to Miro timma J lake,
L1OR SALE. - A GOOD HORSE,
harness and cutter. Horse good single
✓ double. and tele for children to drive. Will
be sold so tela or together. cheap for cash.
Apply to 1,,. F. 41041tTROr a, & BM & Fanning
Mill makers., Gndcrich. 1768-18.
/uctioneering.
Er0.OVLtfTE,THE PIMPLE'SAUO-
. TnotrUMR. Oedeeloh, Oat. 1711.
VRANCIS GRAHAM LICE 118ID
' tsons..er for tberii= o=tIMMO
Fin dlw:• Term
tap Street uudertolk opposite OullAree
hew -
Mt Orden lett at Semi at. ant* wit be
steendsd 1o, MI.
JFtebical.
1.1•0.
.1• . MACKID, M. 1., SI
YHY-
cisa, bargees and Acootsobsr, Graduate
d bUalvess►ty. OM000ppdme
te car-
rea f� ea's Bank, Lacknow. 1f nut �T in
saes. saslaln at the Haab
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -AT
Dungannon, 1t miles from. Goderi;h,.
cuneieting of 1 of an acre of land. welt fenced;
a frame house, a gond well and pnap are also
on the premiere. The be hos been well im-
proved. Terms reasonable. Particulars can
be bad from Mr. J. 51. nommen Merchant.
l)nngannoo. or R. E. IIRoWN, Nile P. 0.
1767-tf.
effOq� ear Y I MMO.
v lane ill-seaN ea meek th' Sunday 11,e fah
earepsopa MAILIFe- re Grey. ea the r. ad of years ins Mn
ed es rees the sew 1st teat_ Mr+. Arad
oeerft� TISiiNrses.
oesaasr. Jan ff.
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DR. MoLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR -
GOON. Compeer. &o. Office and residence
on Brune Street. seoond door west of Victoria
Street 1761.
DRS, SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Physicians. Surgeons, A000ucherw te.
0tftoe at Ile. Shaanoa'e residence. near the
Jail, Goderich. O. C. Somisos, J. C. Mutat-
ion.
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
76, corner of Vittoria and F.sst steely, in
the town of Goderich, for sale cheap. or will be
exchanged for farm property. For particulars
apply to Jas. HMAILI. Architect, nines ('rabb's
Block, or J. C. CURRIE, auctioneer.
LI,HEAV. S., (SUCCESSOR
• • to Ih. T Deem*
Graduate ut Ontario Yr -
ter=nary (,ullddp. OOos, stables and rcuidence.
Melt.
fm,,,!bore.
Hotel N. B. -Moms
oil
nese.
Legal.
CAMIRON & ROGKRS, BARRIS-
tern `solicitors, and Notaries. Wmnjbsn.
Oat. Office. opposite Royal Hotel, Woodham.
M. C. Cameron. Q. l'., M. P., F. Rogers. P.O.
'Drawer, Mt.l7 6.
Wingltsot, .: ,. 10, 1881.
rflo LET --A BLACKSMITH SHOP
1 Conveniently situated, being in the im-
mediate vicinity of MUi, Hotel and Post Office.
This is a good stand for horseshoetng and
jobbing. • Also a one story frame dwelling
house, and shoe shop. This Is a rare chance
fora good Bla,•kemith and Shoemaker. Apply
at once to It. J. 11. Uatnio. Port Albert, Ont.
17(t.
GAAROW PROUDFOOT, BAR
RI1rrF.it- arrow. n. OOL• etc..
noserice. J. r. .arrow W.
1751
B..D DOYLE, BARRISEER A N D
Attorney. Solicitor in Chancery. &c..
Goderich. Ont. -
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HEPPARDToN-FARM FOR
A sale OD scree. 50 sexes cleared and well
toned. Brick Cottage 23z30, stone cense full
size of house. A large creek runs through
the lot• no waste land on the creek, A very
fine orchard surrounds the house. Good barn
and other buildings. 'terms very easy. Apply
to R. T. ileemes, lot 16 take Shore Road. Col-
borne Township, or to (IARROW & PROUD -
roar. 1708
QKAOER & MORTON, B A R R 18 -
LJ TERM, tc. Ste., Middleton and W
C.:wager, Jr.. boderloh. J. A. Morton. 1751. �-
ham.
`( MALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
►J- solicitor. Oaoe--Corner of WestSt et
and Market Square. over George 1711
Uoderich.
�V CAMPION, ATTORNEY - A T-
. LAW. Saitottw In Chancery. Convey-
ancerancer Ste. Office over ['redoes store, Gode-
rich, Convey-
.
An] amount of mosey to loan at
lowest rates of trate est. 1751.7.
°AMEBON, HOLT & CAMERON,
'l Barrister*, Solloftate to Chancery. kc..
Goderich and Wieehas M. O (7ateetett. Q.
C.; P. Roll. M. O. Cameron. 6oderieh. W.
E.
Macara, Windham.
SHEPPARDTON. -STORE, WITH
Poet Office, for sale or to rent, with i acre
land. Stock all fresh and good. W t 1 sell on very
easy Germs. having other business to attend
to. For further pagtieulars a pi to R. T.
IlAvvse. Also 100 rest of la West half of
Lot oa the 3rd non.. K. 1). Ash Good Or
chard Framo ilouse,andastable. Fifty acres
cleared and well feneodl. Apply to GoaROw
& PaoDnroor. 1761.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
Lot 0, Con. 6, Towi.of Colborne, Co.
Huron containing 08 sores 71' of which are
cleared= and In a good state of cultivation.
There is a frame !louse lex98 with cellar under
The whole, kitchen 16ttlf, wood shed 16x$.
stable 18x96, for horses, also cow stable 14x91.
There is a well with a never tailing spring,
and a goodoung orchard with about 40 trees,
selected. Terms easy. For particulars apply
to THOMAS WATSON, proprietor. Carlow or to
GAnnow k PROUD/GOT. Goderich.
1706.
! IHANCERY SALE OF A VALUA-
lJ We Farm In the TarnWp of Ceilberse.
3liscellaneous Saran.
Jost ,•pendal ,out al. entirely
New Stock.
Of Valentines at price '.arguer( from, 1.•
1,. *1 each at
TAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, &c.
Pr (M1oe., Crabb's Block, iumpier' et, Godo•
rich. Plans and specifications drawn correct-
ly. Carpenter's'lastoret's and mason's work
measured end valued.
1'ur, tient to an order of the Coen et Maan-
rery nadle 1n a oertal& obese or slater et John
J►dn.s CampbeiL as latent ear the sae of
twenty-one Fear, dated the eW Day a
bey. A. D.. 1eem win be told by Pttaue
Aperrow, wlth tbu a•erobeove of Beery
MacDermott, Req. Master of tie said Obert
M Oodssich by Job* C. Curets, Aaettoassr`
Ids s Auction Merl. at tie Town 01
Goderbk, w
sesttr+V. rete rag of Veberry, A. R.. HOC
at 11 e'eiae&tie lollewle. vis:
11e west halt g pepartyMa. 1. la the eth floe„
W.Asrs Divide, of the Tewerilp of (7o1-
liersa. is the CPsasv of Hero. containing")
Acats, moo ar Ism
1 Ms 1rMN is se alet/revel_Reid
Mewl
sheet =68 hilt a mile
wwsb b is h
Oa ow
nal
Pat�t• 7
ae� eler �s the land two
140
she sheet two west sae e
d wblla
'! ~ wy► gte the
711 �1 »at
L• �.Ihsr ''0se..•• a: Cera' .f
MOOOU5E8.
ReOpeuiii ofSchoo!s.
All the '['ext Hooka authorized fur use
in High, M,•dcland Public Schools can
be bought CHEAPEST from
11IL WATSON, HOUSE, SIGN
▪ and Ornamental Painter.. Parlor decor-
atingmade a specialty. GRAINnso. GILDING,
GLAZING. Shop on North Street, opposite the
Registry Office, Goderich. 1751
MOORHOUSE.
COPY BOOKS, FOOLSCAP, PENS.
PENCILS, RUBBER. EXERCISE
BOOK$, and every
QTRATF7RD BINDERY-ESTAB-
LI LISHED ISO. This establishment isohietly
devoted, to job and library work, especially to
those nbique and economical bailee& sed mor
roceo styles. In all cssee the best of Pork and
workmanship, with strength sad Manly com-
bined. Hindery over JohnDutton's drug store.
GNOROE STOICS.
61. u
laeiL.esat M
Ir I . 16. when
realla" Alan
IMMO re Me
A 'VA
1SIb bar of Jammer.
iIi'd. l A 11ACIDr M5OedIeri(i
Mose0 itRBOW A PEOUDVOOT
Vwdese' mielteer•
School Requisite,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, DUNGAN-
NON.-This first-class hotel, hoe- rse1ar1y
been refitted and improved so as to rseatea
bast possible accommodation to the ire
public. Good liquors and choice v a
speciality. An attentive older always ea
hand, and excellent stable and sheds. on the
promisee. Taos.6MlLtR Proprietor. 1761.
Loans anti insurance.
e500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
• CAMSRON. H0LTRCAMEROM Oods-
rtch. 1
*75,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES.
alPv TAT?. DOYLS: Oode Terme favorable. Apply to B. L.
1751
50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
VIP on good Farm or firstolaes Town perry
ate per sent. Apply to R. RADCI.U'F*. 17,1
MONEY TO LEND IN ANY
amount to suit borrowers at 65 to 7 per
cent Private funds. Apply to Seisms and
MORTON, Oedorioh.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST
1Tl mortgage at reasonable rates of Interest
and on terms to suit borrowers. Address
JuMrs STawasi, Saltford P. 0. 1750.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private Funds for investment
at lowest rates on drsWlam Mortgages. Apply
to OARROW t PROUDFOOT.
\RE tFFEHEI) AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES FOR CASH
at Moorhouse's.
N. B -THIS IR THE OLDEST.
LA WEST AND (.'RBAPEST BOOK
STORE WEST OF TORONTO --EN
T.4BLIXHED 7861'.
JMR/OIN�EEEIY TO LOAN. THE CANA-
Mtby tir� Comp ide, t. Moo y
President. Money
V to individuals upon
Ihe same desesie as to mnnlctppaalitles.-Send
ter Cheeks&
es1s&GedialBOOB BA M iLTON, C. 1•.
AVM
20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
on Fano and lbw, Property at lowest in-
terest Mortgages purchased. no Contmimkw►
charged Convey$nctag Fees reasonable.
N. R. --Borrowers can obtain mosey In one day
U title Is satisfactory.-DAVISON t 101
*TOM. Barristers, to., Godsrteb. 1751
ItAADCLIFFE PIKE, MARINE,
Lifem w t Tnsarne Agent.
rt g palesAlso
rest CANADA �aS. Co.
to lend co engage,
either 1n Teem or
Phew Property. le day woe to suit the borrow-
er. O1es-lepetaftal Ears block, Oedss�h,
INSURANCE CARD.
tiITA i•H A58. COY. Tottorro- 11111tMN.a4
PetritroMotat tga.of Loewe Obeeseei-
RAR'1T hIho. feY. et Haerelala()s
. ea.
BLANK BOOK S
A complete assortment of every
cription of
.takes
esa memfa ROO A �TOI1.
Y Nes �n1w mew tie
Q A A Ale 6*0 6,bwllsaw (Yr♦
MOW _Lou es dwnr•tev tens
7 tee ear Ges-Chaps§
MORaei MOW TO.
Dederick, Sa•t, sit lr
BLANK BOO/LS,
DAY BOOKS,
LEDGERS,
JOURNALS,
CASH BOOKS,
MINUTE BOOKS,
PASS BOOKS,
POCKET BOOKS,
MEM BOOKS,
INDICES, etc
Mao a full stock of
Poctet ka
For 1881. at greatly reduce•
rates.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LIBRARIES.
A flesh assortment of' Books.
specially selected and adapted for
circulation in Sunday Schools.
A liberal uuco*nt alt,- i according t ,
amount of purchase
Call and sea sernpl.a amid get quota
liar at
•.,._ IA,. 41 Its
t