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TH WTHOLE NUMBBEYEAR. M. i
GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1881.
New Advertlseaneats.
Notice In Lewis.
Retiring -H. Cools.
For Bala -Mrs. Nolan.
To Rent -O. McMahon.
Flowers -Alex Watson.
Millinery -Mu Stewart.
New Store-Mra Warnock.
ti Hating- W. S. hart it Co.
Excursion -Thos. Greenway.
Chancery SSL -J. G. Stevenson.
Servant Wonted -John Hibbard.
Mortgage Sale --Seager a Morton.
Travelltag Cdale.
GRAND TRUNK.
RAPT.
Pass. gap's. Mtxd. MIzd.
Ooderlch.L♦ 7.0Oam..lL05pm..3.15pm 9.00am held in town last week.
Sostorth 7.50" 1.10 " 4.45 10.50" Mr. and Mrs. Winter, well known to
Stratford. Ar6.45am.. ttlpm.6.30pm.. 0"
Wain% nuny of our readers, left recently for LI1
Pass. Exp'*. Mild. Mtz'd. Bradford, Penn., their present home.
NEWS ABOUT HOME.
••A child's among ye, takin' notes.
.tui faith he'll prent it."
TORN TOPW05.
The Town Council tweets to -night.
Mr. and Mrs. McFaul have returned
to theira iA Kingston.
FE vas. --A few pounds of clean,
fleetoose feathers are wanted. Apply
at this office.
Mr. Parkes, of Toronto, did the short-
hand reporting for the Court of Chanoery
Stratford.Lv 1.110am. 7.50pm . 7.00am. 3.1.Spm
Sesforth . 117 " 6.56 " .. 115 " _160 '
Goderich.Ar 1.1Spm. 9.5119mm 11.00am 7.15pm
GREAT WEB'.
Zap's. Mail. Lip's.
Clinton going north.. •9.1eaa�mS. .t.Ylpm &tSpm
" 1cotns S
STAGE M1.m 8Assm .7.24 "
Lucknow Stage (dear) arr. 10.Item dap fpm
Klnosrdlse " " " 1.00um " Tan
Benmillcr " (Wednesday and
8aturdavl arrives 9.O0am " 9.I5 "
Dentistr!l.
MNICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN -
. TIST. Office West Street.
three 2
doors below Bank of Montreal. .4oS4o-
She People's (Column. \
1'OR SALE. -A COMPLETE . SET
11' of Blacksmith's tools. In good order. will
he sold cheap for cash. For particulars apply
too MRS. NOLAN, Goderich. 1781-4t.
910 RENT. - A COMFORTABLE
1 house on South Street. ooaulning 8
rooms, .kitchen and pantry. DPU h hard and
soh water; good garden.176441McM A HON.
TO RENT. -A STONE HOUSE
near to the station. with 7 acres of land,
gohard and & stable and w quantity
soft wof ater. aterruW
goodits. A
Will be
rented cheap. Apply to WIC DICKSON, gaol -
or. 82-31
• WANTED. -STOUT ACTIVE GIRL
teem country, to assist in house keep-
ing. Must thoroughly understand butter
making•rad rearing of poultry. Apply to R•
Hang, Ridgewood Farm. Goderich.
1782.
NOTICE. - THE STATUTES OF
Ontario, 4t V ictoria..4. 1). 1881, are now
ready for distribution to qualified magistrates
and other persons entitled to same, et the
office of the Clerk of the Peace in the Court
House. Goderich. , IRA LEWIi�
Clerk Peace office.
Ooderich. April 96 1581. i Clerk of the Huron..
178E
MISS WESTON, PRACTICAL
Dress and Mantle maker,
mate to the ladies of Goderich that she has
begin the business of dressmaking at her re-
etddence on the Cambria Road, next to
Smeath's planing mill- All work done in the
newest and most fashionable sty lc4. Agent
for Cornwell's patterns.
WANTED. - AN EXPERIENCED
Girl to do general house work in the
home of the United States Consulate. Family
consists only of the Consul and wife. Good
wages will be p•t`.d. Girl must understand
cooking and be aloe to take charge of the
gen-
airen-
eral house work. References will be regi
JOHN HIBBARD.
Real Estate.
The High School students will to-
night discuss the !notion "Was the
execution of Mary, Queen of Scots juti-
fisblel"
We are pleased to learn that Mr. Sam
Detler, Excise officer, is getting over a
severe attack of inflammatory rheumat-
ism.
Miss Mary Dancey, daughter of Capt.
Dancey, is spending a most enjoyable
time with friends in the pretty town of
Ingersoll.
Miss Sarah Dickson, who has been
vending a few weeks with relations in
Exeter, returned home on Thursday of
last week.
Mr. W. D. Shannon, liquor dealer,
has removed to more commodious pre-
niites int the Albion Block, on the South
street .corner.
Saturday last was St. Geerge's Day.
Mr. R. S. Williams, of the Bank of
Commerce, sported a budding rose in
honor of the day; otherwise the occasion
was unobserved.
Mr. John Dixon, accompanied by hia
mother, left yesterday for Denver, Col.
Mra. Dickson intends to rennin in the
West for a year.
The demand for this week's SIGNAL is
very heavy before we go to press, in an-
ticipation of our report of the St.
George's Church opening.
Astootr ;. - Anglers should bear in
mind that it is illegal to catch moskin-
onge, pickerel or bass from the 15th
of April to the 15th of May.
Miss Kate Watson, asaistant teacher
in St. David's Ward school, recently re-
ceived her 2nd Class certificate, some-
thing which, in these days of rigid ex-
aminations, is generally well appreciat-
ed by the recipient.
BUSINESS CHANGE. -Mr. H. Cooke an-
nounces this week that he is about to
retire from the grocery business, and
will clear off his stock of crockery at
exceedingly low prices. Mr. Cook, we
understand, means just what he says.
Gonro To TIN STATES. -Mr. Chas. F.
Dodd, the well known bee raiser, of Nile P.
0., leaves to -day for Canandaigua, N. Y.,
where he will enter upon the emerge of
a large apiary of 116 hives. Mr. Dodd
is pretty thoroughly posted on bees, and
will probably give some of his Catands-
igua experiences to our readers in the
form of s letter in Tis SIGNAL
GoDEE1CII H,osTIOm.TD1AL SoCl1'rY. - -
The Directors of the Goderich Horticul-
tural Society met in the Seoetary's oftioe
on Tuesday evening. No business of
importance was transacted, except the
passing of s resolution in the effect that
the prize list be revised previous to the
amalgamation of the Horticultural So-
ciety with the West Huron Agricultural
Society.
Ix Towri. -The colored man, Charles
Melton, who •vas reported ti, have died
in Detroit recently, was in town during
the week, his presence giving the lie to
the rumors which were rife a few weeks
ago, and which first appeared in print in
our usually well informed contemporary,
the Clinton New Era On Wednesday
morning the negro insulted a respected
gentleman in town, and got knocked
down two or three times for his temerity.
He left Goderich by the next train.
POR RALE. -LOT 9, LAKE SHORE
1
Tp. of Colborne, containing 112 acros, 30
acres cleared, balance excellent timber. Soil
a Nod,;lay loam. As this property adjoins
the Point Farm it is in consequence most
c blp situated. For particulars apply
J. Wr1Eht. 1776:f.
Marc 1st 1881.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE -AT
Dungannon. 12 miles from Godcrich,
consisting of 1 of an acre of land. well fenced:
a frame house, a good well and pump are also
on the premises. The lot list been well im-
proved. Terms reasonable. Particulars can
l unnga non, or R. E. BROWN, Nile P. e0Obunt,
17674.
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
76, corner of Victoria and East strets, in
the town of Goderich. for sale cheap. or will be
exchanged Wr tarn property. For{ aartteulars
Block, JAR
C. CuRats. auctioneer.Architect,
toffice Cr&bb's
LHEPPARDTON-FARM FOR
1J sale 60 acres, 50 acres cleared and well
fenced. :trick Cottage 25130. stone cellar full
sin of house. A large creek rens 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. Herres. 101 16 Lake Shore Road. Col-
borne Township, or to ()ARROW &PROUD -
roar.
FARM FOR SALE. -BEING LOT 9,
con. 13. Colborne, about seven omt� A
Ooderich, comprising 50 acres,
50 frame and
a stable and other outbuildings are the
premises. A young orchard, good pump. etc.
en the farm. The farm hes • road on two
sides of It. Four acres of fall wheat 501 so S.
Distant only 1 mile from s post
or
particulars apply to Wm. SHIELDS. Sheppard -
ton Pte lilt
Q
HEPPARDTON.-MTORE, WITH
A Post (nRice, for sale or to rent. with 1 acre
µ-111.440a very
land.cStock l-Ing•rader•hu d
easy termr~ having other business t0 atter
to. Tor further 1 psileolars � of notpWest half of
L LotS, on. dl
shard Frame Hcnea, and astable. Fifty scree
cteAred and well fenced. Apply to OAaaow
& PIlOVDFO°'r. 1761.
'VALUABLE FARM
ALL BLFARM FOR SALE.
Lot 1 Com. 8. Township of Colborne, Co.
Huron ,v+ntatning 98 acres^ state
fcwhichth ion.
cleared and In a good
whole. kitchen x*. wood swith hed unthe der
Stable axle, for horse•, also cow stable f4xtu. '
There U • well with a never failing erring.
sada geedonng orchard with about 40 trees,
selected. Terms easy. For particulars apply
to TROIKAS W ATwow. WOplieter. Carlow or 801
(JARROW k CDlnrr61.
r. God 7e h. 1
PROTECTED. -Mr. D. B. Hodge, cor-
ner of Gibbon and Raglan streets, has
just hada completeset ofcopper lightning
conductor placed upon his residence by
Mr. Wm. Kitt, Clinton, agent for the
Ontario Copper Lightning Rod Com-
pany.
CLEAN UP YOUR Torino -We under-
stand that the attention of the Street
Inspector has been called to the filthy
condition of some back yards, and he will
shortly snake a descent upon those who
fail to clear up their premises and abate
the nuisance of filthy yards.
DEATH OF Mas., MCLEAN.-On Wed-
nesday, Mrs. McLean, mother of Dr.
McLean and Mrs. M. C. Cameron, died
at the residence of her son-in-law, M.
C. Cameron, M. P., at the ripe age of
81 years. The deceased was relict of
the late Dr. John Mclean, 11 N., who
accompanied Bayfield'* surveying party
as surgeon when Lakes Huron and Sup-
erior were surveyed from 1824 to 1829.
At that time Indians camped where
Goderich now stands. Mrs. McLean
was a very active and vigorous until her
late illness, which was in the forne of a
severe cold. The funeral will take place proceeds of the literary entertainment
from Mr. Cameron's residence at three was $31.40. A vote of thauka was pw-
oiclock this afternoon. ed to Prof. Fetzer. anal the ladies and
A Goon Joa. -No better evidence of gentlemen whn se ally assisted in mak-
the good reputation in which Goderich ung the entertainment so decided a sue -
carnage builders are held is needed them cess. It was decided to purchase a large with leave to apply within a month
the fact that Mr. C. Kenney, of the map of Ontario for 1µi A number of pp1
Queen's Hotel, Kincardine, recently newspapers, periodicals and books were t" re -instate it. Me.... nnan, Q. C., and
sent his ominbus tobe remodelled at the selected fur the readingroom and library. M. G. Cameron for plff; Moss for deft.
establishment of Metiers. Morton & A vote of thanks was tendered to Mrs. Gibson v. Gibson -Minutes of decree
Creasman. The vehicle upon its arrival Dyett for a donation of $10. its prepared read to and approved by his
here was a perfect wreck, but the skilled FIRE IN SALTFORD.-About half past Lordshipp and forwarded by Mr. Gar -
workman in the employ of our local car- one on Sunday winning a tire broke out r''' grow for plff; Doyle for adult
riage makers have wrought a wonderful in the store occupie1 by Mr. John Mc- deft; Seager for infants.
change. The 'bus is now in a better1 Bailey v. Messer -Decree for plff.
ng spread, Saltford.theblacksmith
The flames quickly . with costs. Plff to pay guardian costs
condition than it ever was. It is rho- spread to the blaoksmtth shop en the and add them to hia own. The admin -
roughly repaired, handsomley furnished, right, and to Mr. Becks dwelling on .
and beautifullypainted. On each side utmtor to pay off and discharge the in-
the left, and all three buildings were to- cumbrance, to Scott cut the estate of
is a magnificent landscape, and upon the tally destroyed. A number of perbons John Messer. out ofsttator t.+ -pay
of the door'is a pretty portraitof ayoung on neighboring h, Amin; with pails of
girl with long, waving hair. The job re- water kept the fire from becoming gene- 1 •.fessandtstet in guardd. If ont of
any des
fleets great credit on the establishment of ml said wiping out the village. The of est y, then cud. to be paid out of any
Morton & Creasman. steam fire engine from Goderich lois run ficienmonies standing is Court m re Messer,
down to the scene of the fire, and after Clark v. Messer.
considerable difficulty reached the water's
edge, and quenched the dames. Mr. The following causes were adjourned
John McIntyre had an iaeurance on his to the next sitting of the Court in Gode-
blacksmith shop and tools in the Ian- rich:-
caahire for $.500,and on the building and Hawkins v. Mahaffy.
Young v. Alexander..
MjiER n
1 M A YAIN BROS.
Mr. J. A. Turnbull whe has been CHANCERY SITTINGS.
supplying Knox church pulpit during
the past few weeks, has been app„inted
regular assistant to Dr. Ure. He is an
able young tun, and will, we treat,
meet with that success which his abili-
ties warrant us in expecting.
MiLLIwiay. -Mrs. Warnock invited
the patronage of the ladies in her new
stand on Hamilton street. She enjoys s
good reputation tor tint class millinery,
and hu' secured as an assistant Mw
Campbell, for some time connected with
first-class city establishment&
RUNAWAY. -On Monday afternoon a
pair of mettlesome horses belonging to
Mr. H. Y. Attrill, started to run away
at Butler's corner, and nude for Nort
street, coming to a sudden stop in front
of Mr. A. M. Polley's house. The
coachman was thrown out, and some-
what injured about the face and hands
The carnage was badly usashrd, and a
Largs crowd was gathered to the scene.
The horses being toe lively for Canada,
were immediately shipped to the other
side, by their former owner.
The semen Is Sao Sults Irerere faassellese
smrease•
The following is the record of the- re-
sults It the causes tried before the Hon-
orable Chancellor Spragge :
Milligan v. Rutledge -Decree for
plaintiff as prayed. He to pay guardian
costa No order otherwise as to costs.
Widow not entitled to dower. Vested
lands in plaintiff for estate of late Chris-
tophes Rutledge. Plaintiff to indemni-
tr defendant alpinist the mortgage to the
'Haien A Erie Society. Garrow for plff.
Seager for deft.
Gleeson v. Barr -Decree for plf with
costs, sect to be taken. Reference to
Master at London. Costs of injunction
motion to plfI Boyd, Q. C., for plff;
Purdom for deft.
Kemp v. Tamblyn-Decree that upon
payment to the executors of $126 and
their poste of this suit, including their
proper costs of opposing the pld's appli-
cation for injunction, the chattels seized
.' the ereeutors be delivered up to the
1r
Rev. Dr. McKay, of ,rmeea, who p� ; if is the possession of plffhathe re -
preached here on Sunday, ltith tnst, has tans the possession thereof. The money
since been laid up in Godench by illness, in Court, the produce of the sale of the
and was compelled to cancel all his en- wheat, will of course be taken into ac-
gagements up to May lit We under- count. McLennan, Q. C., and M. G.
stand that the devoted nussionary has' Cameron for plff; Muss and Smith for
been greatly benefitted by l emuch need- deft.
ed rest. He has been the guest of Dr. Brussels v . Ronald -The Chancellor
Ure, and could not have been in better I finds that there is $30,000 of plant and
hands than those of the estimable and property as required by the mortgage
hospitable wife of the pastor of Knox t condition. That the deft. has not car -
Church. Dr. McKay is accompanied by red on the manufacture provided by the
his wife, a bright little Chinese lady, agreement between the parties. That
thoroughly British in dress and taste. his not having done so ianot the result of
unavoidable accident, but of his own de-
fault. Judgment as to relief to be
granted reserved. Boyd, Q. C., and
Wade for plff; Muss for deft.
Cafaer•ts v. the Standard -Leave was
granted to pita to amend costs in cause
to deft. if he. succeeds. McLennan, Q.
C.. and M. G. Cameron for plff; Boyd,
Q. C., for deft.
Pemberton v. Tamblyn-Bill dismiss-
Mscaawtce' I erne zs.-At the meet-
ing of the Directors of the Mechanics'
Institute, held on Friday last, the lec-
ture committee reported that the net
COUNTY GLEANINGS.
The Sedorth ,lura has changed its
form.
Sir Richard Cartwright has been elect-
ed to membership in the Seaforth
Cricket Club. He can hit hsrdwhen he
tries.
Tim FArrurot Lovas.--The Lon -
den Advertiser says: This thrilling tale
of the Scottish Covenanters was last
week given Malt its thrilling details in
the Lecture Room of St. Stephen's
:Church. Rev. Mr. Moffat, of Bayfield,
appeared to have studied the piece
thoroughly, as her rendered it in fine
style. A repetition would ne doubt be
gseeted by a largo audience
At 4 o'clock on Satunlay morning, Mr.
Alex. Carson's saw and shingle mill,
Gowrie, was discovered to be in fumes,
and in less than acv boor was burned to
the g[o und. The los is estimated at
, on which thele is no insurance
whatever. It was enly by hard work on
the part of the einem' that an immense
quantity of lumber,all of this season's
work, was saved. Long' lines of men
were formed from an• &divining creek,
and water passed ia-buckets. About a
dozen hands are thrown eat of employ-
ment by the catastrophe. The origin of
the fire -is unknown.
DstoTA.---Word hue been received
that one of William Grieve's sons, who
left Hulled for Dakota last 'spring, was
caught iu one of these bis that
people talk so much *bout, and lost his
way just half a mile from acme. He
unhitched his horses and . let them go,
took the -sleigh box sol turned it upside
down and gut under it and. waited till
morning, when he got out and made hit
way tothe first -house: Hie ears were
badly frozen. On. mashing home he
found that the horses had . not arrived
and did.not until that night about 12
o'clock. It was a misasle that be was
not frown to death.
Knox church Sundpy School gave $10
to Dr. 4IcKay, the missionary. The to-
tal amount collected during the services
last Sunday was about $125. :kine be-
nevolent person anonymously supple-
mented this by the large suns of $100 in
bank notes, merely signing himself "A
member of Dr Urea Church."
Prof. Salter, teacher of vocal music, is
forming classes in Goderich in connec-
tion with Knox church and the North
street Methodist church. The art of
singing is one that all should be acquaint-
ed with in some degree, and it is to be
hoped that Ptuf. Salter's classes will be
well patronized. The classes sleet rat
Monday and Tuesday .a evening.
the TRE WenDINu TRIP. -The Toronto
Or tnae N•'t'.tinol has the f llowing item of
interest to our readers:
"We had the pleasure of a call from
our old friend, Mr. Joseph Wright, the
genital host of the "Point Farm" Hotel,
Goderich, accompanied by the charming
feminine addition which he has lately
made to the attractions of that hostel-
rie. Mr. and Mrs. Wright were on
their `bridal tour cr, route to Boston,
k etc.Th bore n
The Denver, Col., Tribune of a recent
date says: "The wife of Alderman W.
W. McLellan died yesterday afternoon
at b o clobk after a short illness. The
deceased lady was esteemed by a wide
acquaintance as the possessor of rare
virtues of heart and mind, and in the I stock of the store for 1800 in the Union,
loss which the family hes sustained a with Mr. Radcliffe. Ms. Beck's house
s warm sympathy will be extended at and furniture were insured in the West -
every hand. Mra. McLellan was 49 ern, of Toronto, for $1,o00 with Mr.
years of age, and leaves with the bereav- ileo. B. Johnston.
ed husband two sons grown to man's
estate and a daughter 9 years old. TheMeuse Sew-.
funeral will take place from Nie residence., I G npl. 1'a } .n' will tl.;a s _.►, •n c• :n f Mr. Hilary Horton, of Colborne, who
No.• 961 Lawrence street, ata time tv }s
n tri-uwrruw'a ietee" Aid. mond the Ia..a.: May. ,:f the l;ea•,•er laird at his home, after two day's illness,
aged 59 years. The deceased was a
native of the county of Kent, England,
and was one of the early settlers. in Hu -
run. Ile came to Goderich in the year
1833, and took up l;rnd en the lake
afore, and ia.1M45 removed to his late
.residence is the township of Colborne.
LICENSE GRANTED. - The following
list of tavern and shop! licenses for
South Huron for 1881 granted by the
comissiouers was kindly. handed us by
Inspector. Ballantynie Township of
Stephen -W: J. Moffat; Thos. Hedging,
Wm. Baker, Ben. Spey., W. Solt, W.
Cunningham, P. Ha I1 . B Hewett& E.
C. Blisn,.IL Beokeniler, The& Stacy.
Township of Hay -W.. R. Hodggins, k.
Renolds, 5: Fairburn,.N. Deialitset, S.
Walper, H. Orth, W. Ceckec. Town-
ship of Stanley -H. Shaffer,. I3. J. Tur-
ner, J. Amain, R. P,ennet. Township
of Usbotme-J. Davis,. R. • Tombes, J.
Croker. Township of Tueltentnith-
Mrs. KRext John Dt.oy, W. Kyle W.
Cook. Stop -G. & B. Jaokaon. Town-
ship of South Goderioh - A. Cnex.
Village sE Baiyfield-.Ti hn Morgan, W.
H. McBean, W. Ilbweyy, €: Stalker.
Shop -T. J. Marks. Viltaue••,f Exeter
-Taverns-J. Oke. W. Hawkahaw, N.
White, A. Wolper, D. Taylor. Shops --
C. Carliogton, G. A Mace, T. Fernier.
Town of forth --Alex. Davidson, J.
Sinclair v. Taylor. W. casae%; R. L Sharp, D. Ritehie, T.
Dominion Savings and Investment I Foster....' Carmichael, Christina Step -
Society v. Stinson: hens. Shope -T. D. Ryall,. Themas
Kidd.
The fate it/lary Rerun.
It is our sad duty to record the death
announceul
McLellan was at one time a resident of I.
Goderich, and the deceased wits a sister The Bar Pen; it•;htehto ern be taken
of Messrs. James, Joseph and William f oatand start ,n,"l a: th.t::est* about the
Tewsley, of Colborne Township, and was Id of May.
the last of five sisters. It. is about ten The Detroit Fr a [leo. says that sai-
yeara since Mr. and MralifcLallenleft for k,.k wages in that pact have been hxe1
their western home. at $2.00 a day.
His Frerosl WIFE'S PI,•rrns. - A
good story is on the rounds, about a cer-
certain High School student, from the
sluslarsa Items,
A TemitaLE MISTAKE.-%ennor the
great weather preplret °mite to tell the
public that at R B Smith's. they can
get roods for all kinds ,a1 weather.
Prints and dreseguoxls, tweeds t c. for
spring weather. ntuslin...lawns and lace
buntings for summer weatlher. 'un shades
and parasols for hot -day weather, wster-
preof circulars nt.d tamhrallaa for wet
Ilia house was always noted for its hen- weather, and tall. rot welt low prices that
Captain A. E. M. -Gregor left ho Sar-
mi
ar 1. ,itality, for Mr. lei+rtnn had a large the poor as wdl as the rich can he son
tsfrt mi Wednesday to tread the pled: of `heart, • all.l. was one of the kindest and plied.
the Sovereign once tree. moat genial of men. The tared traveller Hem is a finds c. Jta,etpeople ate r n
townahipe,who, havingread an advertise- The graving dock • w be erected at was sure to tied a welcome there, and a pulsining of harry hisses, sod as $ nal oral
ment that upon receipt.of a certain email ' Halifax is 10 coat •-rte million dollars, substantial' one, toe.; and when the Bible result We see. a ;und many long foes.
sum of money the advettiser.woul i send Sed will be oumlt of ;range and the hest Christians and Preehyterlans first began N,t.w, we would rather uazu uiw•t, an
any orale applicant a description of his I rat.ater.al. preaching at Leeburn, his doors were iceberg than a prom with a 1..lig, sad
future wife. forwarded the money and ( thrown open en that in his house the face, We believe the latter hat the
received a description of a heatite.vs t .as I' s' The mouth ,,[ ti:e t:arhat 1
creature, witli all th,• the feminine tis still }decked with ice. whicl. which Truth could- be preached to all. His most chillies( effect. 1)„ you ,w: at to
charms. The writer added that if the' although Hitting feet, covers the face of kindness to sick neighbors will long be ':look happT3 If se. go to Sallow•, sad
young mann would send an a1 litioaal the lake as far as the eye can reach. remembered; hit cheery rnice and kind- 1,}rve your photo taken while .,wring
sum, lie wouldget an ac nasi. pictur • of ( The shipyard of the Mheeitluna Bras., ly face being medicine in themselves for your beet expression. The ahadiow is
the intalid; and in the social circle his.
secured, and p• t have somettt�ng t.,
his intended. The callow youth dol so, !St. Catharines, presents a busy
ammo 'genial presence will be missed. He )pole at that will cheer you in moments
and in return roceiven a photo;ral+li of mcg. The ribs el the new steam barge opened.& hlackamith ship, the first in the of despondency. Try it. A careful M-
a fat variety actress, in tights, S d the for the Colon Brae. a looming u�•. t neighborhood, end worked at the heel- s tion of oats' work is solic tett. R.
poor fellow actually felt tattered at the 11 About 1:Mt men are employed alto Ret i- neva lir some time. It was he who in SALLOWS, phots, Gcxtench.
thought of having se votuptuoue a cries- or.
lfl40.11rotigdli all the way from Galt file Lt*;i s1wa R.ws. It is wit alwap►.
lure for his future wife. The sharks
The steam l barge R. .1. Hfterre, Capt. first stoves for the County Gaol, a fedi- to get the best. The tlnur:•b Popper
and swindlers who live upon the f o,lish- Allen, called Saturday ahem+.tri on pus journey in those days of poor roads. Lightning Red Co,. , mike the asst, and
Hess of our youth, have, we are plorwesd her way from asClevelandtaken
t•+ Detroit. On He was not a string politician, and toed- giro -a ten yen polio to its patrons. Be
New York, etc., They „ to think, but few victims amongst oar Monday she was Taken o. the Detroit dicta but hills in municipalor a -
Hi High boys Dry Doc;:. her spars were taken nut and wipe and be safe. N m. Kt:A, Climes,
traces of the innumerable missiles which g mentary affairs He leaves a fancily of &gout 4t
we read in our Gnderich exchanges WARDEN'S O 4snrrsa Mamma. - At she returned to ttpittgwolle waists she eight sons and erre daughter; sad his
will be made mt.' doable-decktet. brothers reside in this town, Msvnr Sssrn' S►sD� It you wont fielot ,or
were say, look at them, and, it. le min as o Friday
of the Warden " Committee Capthenry Janke s shi , ni, at Horton, and Mr. Henryorton. He pollen seeds of the hest varieties, of the
to *racked us happy and blooming h theirt i on Friday last, the a hl7 a ami were wi 1 T t' seweat varieties of potatoes -the Beauty
the necasion justified. We join instructed to thoroughly examine the Wslkersille, which has been alio for was a sexed father, a faithful friend, and a of Rehnon -- t,r gnnnid oil cwk.•, millet
many friends tit wishing them happiness Maitland bridge, in all its parts, and if six years, is again busy with preparations i.kind neighbor, and the respect in which and ehron - r vulvas, al rt e. milet
and prosperity.' lit be found it cannot be repaired so as ter ship building. It u intruded at nn this memory was held was shown in the extra *aril' ,.r superior owrn, best aalTety
be f!e fnr ol.lic travel that they los distant date to butl a dry-l.'ck there. I lo,n4 ,,,tele which followed his remains in use McNair has there
■Sonia. .
Metter n sdding/sM'Oa the 1fJth ttat., tit
the residence of the MM.* . by the
r lass
MieDr. l AY of to N
SVA Man During
IV Addington t S Inrte
PLANT'+ AND FLOWERS. -Everybody I to et P f t letw for The (Median l euvernrtaen% at preseatt
likes flowers. Tastes may differ, and
some may prefer scent, to color, hit all i
like flowers. A splendid collection, of
flowering plants, foliage plants and flow-
ering bulbs can he seen et Mr. Alen.
Watson's greenhouse on South St. Mr.
Wataon delights in showing visitors
through his three compartments; and
the visitor is sure to be delighted ton.
Window plants in exquisite profueinn;
bedding plants which even now can
hardly restrain their gorgeous bloom;
pretty foilage plants, and reed -like,
bulbous noted plants all await inspec-
tion Mr Watson has already met with
demand for his flowere
authortasd to adeettue or ono
hath an iron and wooden bridge, and if mimes a duty of thirty per cent. on all
necessary procure plane anti speeiioa- I repairs on ('aoa.ltatt vessels dot.e Ir. the
tions for a new wooden superstructure, l United States.
and report to the Council at the June! (ln April 27nd, iMO, the soh nor M.
meeting. it was also moved that the' t.`. Upper was lying at filo west sale of the deceased P Auction Sale, of WO acres in haMlNld,
Commisioner be authorized to examine 1 Kengevllle pier sad Me steamer Erie to be sold in the valve o f
the iron bridges erected in the neuth- +Belle at the other On leaving the dock Nes4re.Dongsaoon•
r at Martin's hotel. Saturday, April the
hoeing County, if they deem it a.3vitwMe tow Wtndaot the Erie Belle struck- 'the `�1' 1
to enable them to report at the June I Upper's snebo t. whish was dropped rut ' T owmanville, Ont.. March 29, loll,. 30th. J. C. Currie, auctioneer.
meeting, upon the relatave menta tit alt ttevisnd tLe piev to enabM the ech,•cner I Wher oae oertein parent in the tc,wn of Monday May !t Chattel m:.rttrage
in,n hnoige comince+i with a we■<iM to M es• ort dear ..1 tae pier whew SP►fr,rth are adtertiaiT►g and offering for I Sale of the Cathcart Printing ot1<ee pfattt.
stricture. in reference to the b.'u bury t ready to sail. The Erie Belle ran for ! sale Organs and Planes leering,'nr mime. 1,1t 0. Currie, suctiuneee.
bridge between Stephen and McOilh- I fire nukes and sank in fifteen feet of We hereby giro notice that said parties We,hleteia Ma • nth _lir. it. Kamp
kam ,
may. it was resolved that the Meaty i wider. it cmc $4 MO to raw her In re- have nn ani rarity whaterev fmm ria to 1 Lot 25, Maitland con., Gcslerioh Town
Clerk et Middlesex be requested to in- i pair again. for which her owners seed sell our instruments and would retries shi credit Auction Bale d farm stock,
atruct Mr. Brace to at once sign the the °weer of the Upper. Tl.e cater woe all intending trchasers to deal with, imf laments and honaehnl1 furniture
for the fulfilment of contract for i hied halt February. lee' tl.•• indaereserv. I Messrs. Wade Bros, of Seaferth who art J pr. r•t-tie ascii
M� , the prat week he has made a large ship-
months
twett 11 an e o rine *Rale
"/°nth" the fecal demand la also gcxnd Wal building said bridge, or ,bNtr1►lu rstutln id Air j tlrttt►Pet t, 4- .n: :so. In'. when our only attthorizet rgentt to end fat
McLean.'1 would admits those whn wish to get some the plans and spec:ticlti ns to Wm, and the derided Mitt th,' ,isrnsg• was #I.00') the C^unty of Ruren, t liThtrtMy, May'fh gi►le of eaInshI.
- M Mt Wrtaon'a st•w•k •e roll earl; and that Mr rlamf+hell'e ,ander hes sre'M rag that each Penh 0)01114 Dee half its I t)MttxtnH 0164a s' & Pt two (`n tereaitrer•, IStP at r•.,,,4 '
aefk" i�i'sr e1Mti the •ho,PP.. Sal r ••n evrsrwa Sons �t'PAL,* rise, '
t
on April. 99h, rat. at Rheasl.
armor, aged 71 Tears and slat
settled In Ashtleld !RIM.
Oe ». Inst.. April inn \t,
In tl I�e*. nerd ,Mh IoM~
urs t!i
to the tomb, over 75 teams being ire'
the procession. His funeral sermenl
was preached oe Sinday, April pith, by sate RPjMtrr.
Rev. Dr. Ure, at Leeburn Resbyteeisu t� part{twt getting tMir bills prisb•1 al rya
Chump. Many relatives and friends of o76,e will get a nottem to this depastm.nt roast
of 1 were resent. o>< cbartre.
11/e ' of 1 t t Clint n and Se aforth and bot