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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. JULY 1,
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DOORS
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BASHES, ',LIN DS,
M•'L'LDINtIS, toy! ehory I
Deer o1�ion of irttenur Finuh. y,
4T U. If t,NDRAILa ,
N;E EL» ami 13 a LI'STEW&
A 'p,v tatty. .,end for Pries
Ls:... SUIN.ILE$,
LA CH .l LUMBER.
Estimates on applies -
Doe. Address
FRANCIS TMEET
Lunch
R. C. PICNIC.
The Cala Dar err est. IgibSeld •scans
t'atheltts.
On Thursday of hist week • picnic GODBRICH MODEL SCtOOL.
w,a h^61 nt Kineain•tdge, under the alm-
poees of the R. C. (%hutch. Thr day
°pe,et•.l •_lou.ly :,oil tltre4teninl. and it
watt thought that u rainfall wee likely to
result, but fortunately, the. leers ef many
oast',+ not realized, and iu the afternoon
1111 sol to tie forth to all his splendor.
The y.t,.I1l,i.i. Was Intge, there being a
l:atei,er l.ieee.,t dross Kintail, Port Al-
bert, C. lei i.ti, nig( her pieces. Diu-
uer a:..l . nLrlt ilea• i..rved during the
aftct u,,ot:. The pie nit: is an annual in-
stituti,t1 n'`Kingshriage, and is 1..nked
upon << rite trent of the year in this
beetle.. The drove in which the picnic
is he, it en the It of Mr. Maurice Dal -
t. It, o•it a :ails from Kingsbridge, and
oce !.i•.; is ,o arranged that the street -
est t•. accorded to pleasure
i•eeh.•rs. The tables when the guests
tare entertained :are fenced\ in s.e, that
cloveliii is obviated, and direct cone
noi :ic:itton is (tail from the kitchen by a
ba.•k ••ntr•.nce. In the kitchen a num-
1,er e f°i'i,troes a Tel yonu, indite devote
themselves to the cnlinary arrangeineats,
and Lice a rite fin xe.i ten.., an tes-
tify that they nre adepts at their chosen
c: .;. :1 well built platform is also
e:et.r,•.l em the;:rotiuu4, where the young
pe q, o u,lt that "light fantastic- er Aide
1hretedi the "ota.a.` :t- tibte .lictates.
'!'l:.• Ic�al tml'tret order flits nutintrtnett
t1u ,u iwut, and erodit is due to the man -
:.:,cry of the ! tend& for tie snecese .•f the 1
prof •..shin •ra. father 11,us:ut_, the yen-
crablc l;t.r.•:', '.+the mot ins sp,rit t 1, the
)!ala aero••. i urtn; the entire stay he
.vas intsning i a he: am., thither. gid ng e
ee re • f n.; • it t.. ,a1L, .L kindly wale to
ret! „ euerally- :.uperinteuding
the atii:r, :tu.l contributing to the en -
j q'::.cni of the .aticriui. During the
ftt.ti,.i I i:nl at;casion to wake some
u i tiri,.•s of the rev. gentleman. and
to l ee polite, affable, iuxtruet-
i• r ::. ;cutert:.iniet -;t true . ;.resenta-
tir, .` the real Irish clergy.
u int•u',ent that occurred while I was
conversing with Lint, will serve to illus-
trate the 1 hereat Father L'ousang takes
in ':e ,r r , hags. ,. lad calor forward
1� ill'I :;ct the hurse ready, Father, to
tit i'e y.o home C`
"Ne, my child," u•astierosponse. "At
a gathering of my people, I must be the
last to leave the grounds."
"You believe, Father Bousang, said I,
"that the captain should no's desert the
ship.-
1 .lee. indeed." lie answered. "Ex
ample is better than precept. If I were
to leave, it would be the signal for the
.,break-up e•f the gathering, and confusion
(night thereby be created."
In the afterno.n n series ,.f games
wore gotten up with the follewingresult :
Boys under 12 years, CIO yard race,
1st Jno. ('rank, 2nd P. McBride, 3rd C.
McIntosh.
Bays ander 111 years, Ist .1. Deneen,
2ml NV -:n. !Noble, 3rd J. ('rank.
Rte's under 18 years, 1st Joseph Mar-
tin, _'rid Thomas Dalton, 3rtl Jas. 3fc-
N atuara.
Wrestling, lit I). Sullivan. 2nd James
Rourke.
Heet.M41 yeeaess«.tOhs elsm.s.
Albany, N. Y., Joss 17. -From the
Observatory,Dedley
eaeli this morning,
the met presented cosa remarkable sight.
Tb. tail was spread out into two well d. -
limed brassier, ..vebputg the south
'tar seaward The branch rue up,
pess.ag about two and a half depose wet
.4 tee north Mar, and shouting toward
Lite awash fully forty depose. Th.
ether breads Jut up on the west for at
least thirty-five /egress, being about be
degrees, astronomically, southwest of
the polestar. The diameter of the nu-
cleus m decrealag. Professor Bas
states positively that the comet is tb.
same as area R Saab, Aasseina urn Jaw
tat by Gusld-
leWaraM Rzamret/M..
AIITnn$rtW-ssooID CLAM
1. Find the sum of 700804, 30006,
4007, 60745, 987432.
2. How often is 8 contained in the
product et 345 and five hundred and
three?
3. 347649+19.e how many 1
4. How open can 24 be taken from
109360 i
5. Find value of 7896+9342-3046+
396 - 64&
6. The dividend is 1136160, the divi-
sor 12 -find the quotient.
7. Find the product of 76432 and 789.
8 Find the difference between
347687322 and 457 times five hundred
and nine.
9. I sell 75 horses at $175 each, and
37 cows at 145 each. How much do I
get for all l
10. How many yards of flannel at 45
costs per yard should I get for 54
pounds .1 butter at 20 cents per pound ?
ARITHYETic-TEIkD CLAaa JUNIOR.
1. How often can 947 be taken from
94709676 e,
2: The multiplier is fifty thousand
and seven, the Multiplicand forty thou-
sand three hundred and four; find the
product.
3. Find the difference' between
MCDXCVIII multiplied by CULXIX
and 39521592÷12.
4. In 27 acres 3 roods 29 per. 20 y'ds,
how many square inches.
simplify 9768 - 987+8679 - 4455
- 54.32 -87691- 9999 - 7896 +46978.
e; If you subtract 25 from 789 twenty
- three times, how tunny will remain.
7. What is the difference in pounds
between 3 tuna 18 cwt. 3 qur. 18 lbs.,
and 7 tens cwt. 12 lbs.?
THE COMET.
The (' •t 1lewed by Thousands La.t
fight Ilorlon. 4pecnled ons as in II hat
11 1s.
Last night the comet was the object
general remark, and many people re-
m,ainell out of bed long after their wont-
ed hour ,•f retiring to rest to view it. It
was vi iibletitnme.liately after dark, the;
head er nucleus being o'ascured by a
hank of clouds, but the tail was plainly
visible. The stranger can be seen almost
Clue north, the head being only a few
degrees above the horizon, and looks as
if speeding away from the earth. The
opposite is slid to be the fact, and that
the wanderer is drawing closer to us,
and will be a brilliant object in a few
nights, As the night wore in the cornet
grew brighter, and rose higher in the
heavens, presenting the curious delusion
of travelling tail first. To -Morrow night
it is said the sight will be a splendid
one.
Several curious and novel theories
were advanced by spectators last night
regarding the origin of comets. A group
at the corner of Parliament and Oak
streets was watching the heavens and
some of the remarks made were original .
to say the least.
"Them's the fellers wot keeps the sun
agoing," said one man as he took his
pipe out of his mouth. "If it wasn't for
them customers we'd freeze in a day."
"You be plowed, Bill," said another,
"they're nothing but smoke and wind
themselves."
"We shall have a war after this," in-
terpolated another, 'comets is a sure
sign of a row."
"What are they, anyhow T" said
another who was sitting on the edge (4
the sidewalk.
"What are they 7" amswer.d the man
who had spoken first; "why they'reouts-
ets, that's what they are, and camels is
shot out of the sun, and then falls back
again and keeps the thing agoing.
Some on'em goes a - of a way, and it
takes 'em years to get back, and some
nn'em never does get back, but goes fly-
ing around till doomsday."
"What a splendid thing it would be
to get hold of one, and ship one of than
ere weather prophets on it, and send
'em off on a trip. That fellow, Vernon
and that ether fellow, Moses Orb. If
they never came back they'd never be
missed and they'd learn no end on the
journey.'•
After hearing the above mnrderow
r tmark, the reporter went home and
dreamed he was on a comet with Moses
Oates and enjoying himself immensely.
{Telegram
.,f
L Nasse in order the Cowrtiss .1
Ontario you would pass in ssy.gahs
the coast from Sarnia to Muntreel.
6. When and what an &sago& Iter -
sew, Severn, Rideau, Ya Ohs -
lour. St. Croix, Montage, Nurthrmhsr
land, Falkland, Quito, Sika, Quint's,
Pau, Catoche t
ADDITIONAL Iron WW1 SlOTio .
8. Name the toiletries s contained iP
the peninsulas of Europe. Name and
state definitely the position et the capital
of each.
7. Through what bodies of water
would a vegeta pass in sailing from Ham-
ilton to Pekin
& What and where are the following:
Blare, Ntotka, Trinidad, Lamp, Lana,
Ural, Magellan, Messina, Nottswesags,
Formosa, Richelieu, Hoogly, Baikal,
Comorin, Anticosti
CANADIAN 11.7iTORY-THI$D CLAS,
L Sketch the history of three leading
colonisers of Canada.
2. When and by whom were Quebec,
Montreal and Kingston founded /
& What important Ads aQsetiag
Canada were passed in 1774, 1791, 1840
and 1867, respectively. Give particu-
lars.
4. Give a brief account of the wars be-
tween Canada and the United Stales,
naming causes, dates and results.
5. How did the Treaty of Utrecht
affect Caned*? Give data
6. Who was governor of Canada at
the tune of the Union? Who at the cap-
ture of Quebec by Wolfe ! Name present
and last Governor General.
7. What famous Bill was paved dur-
ing
ueing Lord Elgin's administration?
& Tell what you know about the Lon-
don Disaster.
ADDITIONAL Foa MENIOR aEtTION.
8. Reduce 7647890649 inches to miles,
fur., etc.
9. A man divided 110975 between his
son and daughter, giving his son 12500
more than to his ; daughter. Find
amount each recited.
2i
9. Find the value cf - of 9 + 31 of
2
1
4 5 of - - of ±.
10. \t must
8d to make it
£1213a.9d?
0111V L1-TRIRD CLASS.
2 Of ha � tel
and when should they be used.?
3. Define iy'llble, letter, ortho-
graphy, proper dipthong, and dive three
examples each of "w" and "y ' used as
consonants.
4. Form three simple and three com-
pound sentences about "water."
5. Classify the words in the follow-
ing:-
The spacious firmament on high,
With all the blue etereal sky,
And spangled heavens, a shining frame,
Their great original proclaim.
10. Find sum of:
fur. per. yds. ft.
27 7 19 3 2
19 3 28 4 1
7 0 3 2 1
12 6 17 3 0
234 4 39 2 2
be added to £275 17s
exactly divisible by
't%'
1. hat benefits do you expect to de-
rive from studying Grammar .
w t use are apt letters,
in.
9
r6
11
3
ARITHMETIC -THIRD !'LAN% SENIOR.
1. What number roust be added to
796045'65 to make it exactly divisible by
(1554 ?
2. Divide the prdduct of 78976 and
987 by the quotient of 78564 by 12.
3. Reduce 78645324 inches to utiles,
fur, eta., and 123466789 sq. inches to
acres, roods, etc.
4. By what must 729 tons 19 cwt. 3
qrs. 23 lbs. be divided to give 37 for
quotient ?
5. A man divides 114750 among his
(laughter and two sons, giving 1950 more
to each son that to his daughter. Find
how much each gets.
6. Find value of a pile of wood 56 ft.
wide and 10 ft. high, at 13 per cord.
7. £762 is equally divided among a
number of persons so that each gets
£47 12s 6d. How many persons are
there?
ADDITIONAL FOR SINIOI al(TION.
8. What is the smallest sum of money
with which I an exactly pay for sheep
at $7, cows at 136, or horses at $175
each. How many of each an I buy for
the amount f
ADDR1ioNA1 FOR aaltsos 51(1101t.
6. Pars. the Nouns, Pronouns and
Adjectives, is the vena above.
e. Divide into Noun part and Verb
part: -
(a) At ones there rose so wild a yell,
(b) A ,tb. .psetrrt glade'
d
shows,
(e) Alarmed at this, the little crew
About their ears vindictive Aew.
& Claims all the seven lin the follow-
Ftrrk and M was laughing hearty.
Her and I set at the door and seen
them pea
Don Il robed .
Him and nee Ind eons before you n-
tanned rack.
8. Give .ales for forming the plurals
of nomas ending is "r• and "r.
etlDo$APET-?H1a* CUM.
1. Ddse Lake, ,Ecliptic,
Basin Oar. Orbit, Nat . Penin-
sula, Isthmus.
2. Nann. the Provinces of Canada,
commencing with the ant easterly, and
.tate definitely the poetics of the Capi-
tal of each.
3. Draw the Map of Huron County,
showing townships. riven. towns, villa-
ges and railways
6. Analyse: "Th. Barons isle lived
lids iad.perdeat Kings within their
stuff orate, watched its progress with-
out joining mach in its operations; the
people teen us,rcelmsie robbed, imprisoned
and forteir.d by them; and a man twi.Ai
ham redden fur a whin* day in sonic �y.
mots t.s.4oiif seeing a cultivated *Id or
an inhabited dwelling." Collier.
7. Parse the words in italics,
a Analyse fully and pares word. in
iteohliss:
"My esetkor, when I learned that thou wart
Say wast thou corse mis of the tsars 1 shed II
I heard the bells tolled on W tltwnN du-
?saw the hearse that bore thea deer ley -
And turning teem my uumery window, away
A long, long sigh, and we • Wt
Thea many • sad te-worrw cams sad weal,
Till all my stook of labia& sorrow
I learnt at Ort submission so soy lot;
But trees dhesroplored thee. Nets'ftugo6'
9. necessary, giving
rs.ona,-
(a) Who did I give Mary's slate to
'Twas me.
(b) A boy cannel always be sure of
not missing their question.
(o) Can Igo out 1
(d) I cannot find out neither his
address nor his occupation.
(e) The foresters pin-nio was held
to -day.
Senior class will omit 6 and 7.
EDrroaY-,OD&T, CLAIM
1. Give agreement by Richelieu with
the "Company of 100 Associates," and
state fully the provisions of Treaty of
Paris.
2. Sketch the American Revolution
as fully as you can. State briefly what
you know of Lords Dufferin and Lorne.
3. Describe the early Britons. State
what you know of Britain under the Ro-
mans. Who introduced Christianity 7
4. Describe briefly the conquest of
England by the Danes. Name Danish
kings of England.
5. Under what circumstances did the
Norman; secure possession of the British
throne ?
6. What were the leading events in
the reign of William I 7 How did he
treat those conquered by him ?
7. In what persons were the Norman
and Saxon lilies united ? For what was
1120 noted, and what was effect on
king ?
8. Describe the social condition of the
inhabitants of Britain during the Nor-
man period.
9. What wan the origin of the Wars
of the Roses'! Name principal battles
fought and commanders on each side.
Give name and date of the final bat-
tle.
10. What is meant by ship money,
benevolences, the (pmmonwealth, the Re-
storation, the Young Pretender, Septen-
nial Oct ?
11. Write a short account of the
Spanish Armada, and give the most im-
poitant provisions of Declaration of
Rights.
12. State briefly the remote and im-
mediate causes of the war between
Charles I and his Parliament,
13. Sketch briefly the reign of Queen
Victoria.
14. Give events which took place at
the following dates: 827, 1066, 1171,
1215, 1314, 1603, 1660, 1713, 1776,
1837, 1876, 1881.
ARITHMETIC -FOURTH CLASS.
1. Define multiple, common multiple,
least common multiple, factor, given the
remainder, quotient and dividend. how
is the divisor found. Name and give an
axample of eaoh of the different kinds of
vulgar fractions. Write 9.000320060029
in words.
2. Find amount of following bill of
goods in 8, c, and receipt bill: 13 yds.
silk at 6s. 3d. per yd; 151 lbs. steak 84d.
per lb.; 7 lbs. 12 oz tea at 3s. 3d. per
lb.; 340 ft. lumber at 83 per in.; 41 lbs.
butter at 9&per lb.; 1750 lbs. hay at
812.50 per ton;' and 75 quarto straw-
berries at 8 quarts for one dollar.
3. Divide 12640.75 among 4 men, 6
women, and 8 children, giving to each
child double a woman's share and each
woman triple a man's share.
4 Find the least number of acres
which can be exactly divided into lots of
6%., 3r. , 12 per.; 8a., 2 per.; 10a., '2r.;
la., 20 per.
5. Divide 27107.5 by .003427, and
reduce to a simple decimal --
4 of 2.179 - 5 6 of .8684
Auctioneering.
TC. CURRIE,THE PEOPLE'S AUC -
et . TIONKKR 0oe.rloh, (Mt. 17111.
lfleaical.
G. MACKIU, M. D. PHYBI-
1. Tllargeoe tend uck.r, Graduate
Toronto
University. oppuelte (.laser
eon k Cameeoa's IMak. Lncknow. It sot in
uNue, eaga,re at the Beek. 1701-y.
R McLZAN, PHYSICL,N, BUR-
L,OION. Cornier, ke. OAce and residence
es Bram Street, scald dour west of Victoria
Street. 1761.
DR& SHANNON A HAMILTON,
11Jyyu
ss, Sergesss, A.000herw
sc,
oece1 at Dr. 8haaaas'5 readier, near the
Jett, Oodsrtch. G. C. Snaxnoa, J. C. Hann:
TOP. 1751.
AIKKNH&ADt V.S., (SUCCESSOR
• to Dr. Dances) Graduate of Ontario Vs
terinery College. Ofloe, stabksarid resideace,
on Newpq Street,loan doors east of Colborne
Hotel. N. &-Rosee examined as to sound-
aess. 1751.
O100RAPHY-10UITE CLAat.
1. Define the following teras: Water-
shed, Axis, First Meridian, latitude,
Zone, Horizon, Prairie, Plateau, Eclip-
tic, Physical Geography.
2. Describe the several motions of the
earth and state what they produce.
3. By what 3 routes may I travel from
Goderich to London. Name 2 water
routes from here to Ottawa.
4. Draw a map of the boundary lakes
and rivers of Ontario, and mark on them
the position of the followinngg St. Jo-
asph sIsland, Manitoulin, Collingwand,
St. Mary River, Thunder Bay, Owen
Sound, Niagara Fall, Amherst Island,
Bay of Qninte, Kingston, Point Pelee,
Long Point Island, Burlington Bay,
Michael Bay, Thames River, Silver Islet,
Detroit, Windsor, Walpole Island.
5. Name 5 riven in each continent.
State in each case where it empties and
into what it flows. °
6. Name the inland Counties of On-
tario and their County Towns; also
States bordering on Atlantic Ocean, with
capital of each.
7. Trace a voyage by water from
Goderich to Foemosalsland. From that
point return by nearest route to Gode-
ri.h.
8. Where and what are the following:
Yenikale, Natal, Etna, Gothland, Ural,
Fraser, Potomac, Canary, Champlain,
Ceylon, Horn, Race, Panama, Bulgaria,
Alps, Portage La Prairie, Sherbrooke.
ADDITIONAL FOR SENIOR CLASS.
9. Give in degrees the width of the
different Zones, and account for the
width of each.
10. Enumerate the chief exports of
Canada.
11. Describe the physical features of
each Province of Canada.
12. Name the British possessions in
the Eastern Hemisphere.
24 02 1 5,6
+ -
5 54 4 5,7
6. Find cost of papering a wall 12 ft.
4 in. high, 16 feet long and 14 ft. 3 in.
wide, the paper being 2ft. 6 in., and
costing 60c. per yard.
3j-2}
7. Reduce : 16 6/9, to
} of (1,6 + 1/7)
its simplest form,
ADDITIONAL FOR 511110* &IKR101r,
8. A man divides his farm among
three sons; to the first he gave 60 acres,
to the second } of the whole, and to the
third } as much as both the other
How many acres in farm T
9. A can do a piece of work in t et a
day, Bin 4 of a day, and B and C to-
gether in 4 of a day; in what time would
A and C together do it ?
10. (a) Find cwt of 3 tons 17 cwt.
18 Ibs of coal, at 18.76 per ton.
(b) Find interest on note for
1630.25, dated January 1st, 1880, and
paid July lfkh, 1881, at 9%.
ORAYMAS- rouser!' CLAIM
1. Define the following terms: etymo-
logy, proper dipthong, spelling, propos.
Ilion abstract noun, posewiv. ossa,
2. Write plural forms of knife, hero,
roof, tooth, soliloquy, two, t; positive
and superlative of sweeter, worse, b.tber,
English, perfect; the put tense and
and present participle of drink, eat, name,
am, writs, enter, ixeseut,.pread and es-
capee
3. Classify the proscenia and select
the pommel.
4. How doou determine the number
of a noun f Ota relative pronoun f Of a
verb f
6. Define the terms swbjarf and peek
-
mfr. When is a sentence said to be
slept', when e'rrmple ' f Give an example
I ear'h bind of (wimples sentence
Auburn.
Legal.
GARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR -
Ott. Attorneys Sultettexs, eta..
Goderlir.1. T. Gamow, W. Proudfoot. 1751.
BL DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
. Attorney, Solicitor to Chancery, to.,
Goderioh. Ont. 1751.
SEAGER & MORTON, BA RR I S-
TERN, &e., tc., Goderich and Wiagham.
C. Seeger, Jr.. (Acderteh. J. A. Morton. Wing+
ham. 1751.
FINE STATIONERY!
SMALCOMSON, BARRISTER AND
. Solicitor. Office -Corner of West Street
and Market Squam, over George Achwuu's,
Goderich. 1751.
Mr. I. C. Richards has purchased a lot
on Main St. from Mr. Joseph Stele on
which he intends to erect a harness shop
and dwelling. •
The Ladies of Knox church here have
engaged Mr. McTavish of Blyth, to paint
the inside of the church, and frost the
windows.
UNION PICNIC. -There will be a union
picnic held on Dominion Day between
Smith's Hill and Manchester Sabbath
Schools, in the grove at the rear of Mr.
Thos. Morrieh's farm, Colborne.
The "Clipper" base-ballers, of Brus-
sels, beat the Blythites by 31 to 8, and
the "North Stars," of Wingham by 35
to 10.
ISAEtsatr.
Bishop-Squler-0n the 25th inst..by the itev.
Charles Fletcher, George Bichop,of Ottawa,
to Elizebeth Squler, of Ouderich.
4ehderlch Markets.
Goueeic•n, June 30th, 1881.
Wheat, (Falll P bush........... 1l 20 45 p1 21
R'heat, (spring) 11 bush........ 1 13 et 1 14
Flour, to cwt .................... 75 es 1.5
Oats.B bush .................... 15 rt W
Peas. Y bush .................... 66 Of 56
Harley, Y bush .................. Ip (0 70
Potatoes, F bush........ 35 et 37
}lay . li ton 00 (a 1 00
('hlckens25 (a 30
Butter. 1! T 11 eit 15
Eggs, Ifs dos. lunpacked)0 12 (A 12;
0144" 06j
Ilett ...................... 006
Hldcs........ 600 A
Wool..
0 YI "
Pork 660 "
Wood 250 „
Salt per barrel (Wholesale)..... 0 56
Cattle, (live weight) ...........:.
07
50
00
00
66
11 CAMPION, ATTORNEY - A, T -
LAW, solicitor In Chancery Convey-
ancer, Ste. Other over Sheppard'. bookstore.
Goderiob, Ont. .tny mistrust of money'J 10
loan at lowest rates of Interest. 1751•y.
PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
(100014 AND CHATTELS. Parties inter-
ested have instructed me to sell by Public Auc-
tion, at the Agricultural Show Oroundn, in the
Town of Goderich, opposite itailey's Hotel, on
SATrRDAY, 2nd JL i.Y, 1881, the following
property •--1 reaping machine • 1 mowing ma-
chine; 2 lumber waggons; 1 single waggon; 1
bay mare
3 e; I oltsorrel colt; set ofDb sleighs ears old 1 farm'
single harness : 1 saddle ; 1 double barrel shot
gun, and 1 watch. :dale positive and without
reserve, commencing at 1 o'clock p.m. Terns,
4 months credit on approved notes,
J. C. CURRIE,
Bailiff and Auctioneer.
Goderich, land June, 1881. 1792 -td
IN THE SURROGATE COURT OF
the County of Hums.
ie THU Marren OF Tog GUA,IDIANNHIP tv
zmqi INFANT CHILDR.N OP SARAH ALUM
TowNattD, DIC1Aam.
Take notice that after the exppiration of
twenty days from the Arg ptbhcanos of Ude
notice, appllcatk,n will be made to the Jodie
of the Surrogate Court of the County of Huron.
by Ei(ieh Townsend, of the Township of Hul-
t in the County of Humor,mora, for
letters of Ouarllanshlpp,� appointing him, the
said Elijah Townsend, Guardian of the infant
children ntthe said Sarah Alloe Townsend In
her lifetime, of the said Township of Hallett,
and wife of the sold P7 ah Townsend.
Dated at Goderleh, this 0th day et Jim., A.
assn.
CAMIRON. HOLT t CAMtRON.
Atsoeser e for sold ase9eU11eaaatatt�
1710et. XLZJAn Towewrm.
MANITOBA.
Mr. Greenway, who returns to ManHeba
early in holy. will take charge of any parties
desiring to secempsay him es bis ratans trip
.a
WEDNESDAY, 27th JULY,
height and stork on MONDAY REVOKE
A Aral rale time for pressmeer% ran la -
formation as to the country. Apply to
THO8. GREENWAY
(;entrslla
Or M ti Lavinia Agent Rama 170
CAMERON, H("ALT & CAMERON,
SoLc:vrs in Chancery, kc.,
Goderieb sod ingham. M. C. Cameron, q.
C.; P. Holt, M. O. Lotuvron. (. odcrich. W. L.
Macara. W Ingha,u. 175L
Miscellaneous tarns.
MOORHOUSE
Raciest est ON•sd eat a
SUPERIOR GRADE
MMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, rte.
.J office, Crabb's Block, Kingston st., Gude-
rich. Plans and epetiflcatlons drawn correct-
ly. Carpenters' plaeterei s and mason's work
measured and valued.
NOTE PAPERS !
Ai ISS WESTON, PRACTICAL
1 Dressand Mantle maker, would Intt-
mate to the ladies of Goderieb that gibe hu
un the business of dressmaking at her re-
sidence on the Cambria Howl: nest to
Smeath's planing mill. All work .tone in the
newest and most fashionable styles. Agent
for Cornwell's patterns. 1780-3ni
wmr
Elivelopes to Mateli
STRATF')RD BINDERY- -ESTAB-
I IS HED 1810. This estsbliahment is chiefly
devoted to job and library work. r.pecially
those unique and ec.tnomical hali.•nIf and ne,r-
roeSo styles. In .11 cases the best of stock and
workmanship, with strength and beauty com-
bined. Hindu over John Dutton '• drug more.
0EORGE ETON E.
•
onsorial.
XV KNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR-
T F • BIR and Hairdresser, begs to return
thanks to the public for past patronage. and
solicits a continuance of custom. He can
always be found at his Shaving Parlor, near
the Pot Office Goderich. 1753
Ia W the Shapes. These are the
NPIIPst and Finesi Goods
Loans an insurance.
500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON. Gode-
rich. 17*.
75,000 TO LEND ON REAL E S -
TATE. Terme favorable. Apply to B. L.
IIOY L& Goderich. 1751
00,000 PRIVATE FUNDS T4) LEND
Tel on good Farm or first -clam Town Property
at 8 per cent. Auu1v to R. RADCLIFFE. 1751
`CONEY TO LEND IN ANY
.. 1 amount to snit borrowers at 6 to 64 per
mat. Private funds. Apply to SEAoest and
MowTos, Goderich.
\ rO EY TO LEND. -A LA R G E
12amount of Private Funds for Investment
at lowest rates on first-class Mortgagee. Apply
to GARROW t PROUDFOOT.
DANS FREE OF CHARGE.-
1 I Money to lend at lowest rates, tree of
any costa or charges. SEAOER & MORTON.
opposite Colborne Hotel.
Ooderich, 23rd March 1881. 1779.
1T PER CEN f. - THE CANADA
1 Landed Credit Company is prepared to
lend money on good Farm security. at six per
cent. Full ppaarticnlanglven upon application
o HUGH HAMILTON. C. L. agent, Goderich.
1786.
l&20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
on Farm and Town Property at lowest in-
terest. Mortgoges purchased, no Commission
charged, Conveyancing Fees reasonable.
N. B. -Borrowers can obtain money in one da
It title is satisfactory.-DAVISON t JOH.N-
ETON. Barristers, kc., Goderich. 1751
•
That can be bought anywhere.
Prices Moderate!
30.000 ROLLS
OF,
PAPil
FROM 4c PER ROLL,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
--oF-
Plated Forks aid Spoons
RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
Life and Accident Insurance Agent.
Representing first-class Companies. Also agent
for the CANADA Lrvi Sroct IN.rRANc* Co.
Money to lend on Mortgage, either in Town or
Farm Property, In any way to snit the borrow-
er. Om05- ttpetalrsl Kay's block, Goderich.
Ont. 1751
INSURANCE CARD.
BRITISH ABS. 00'Y, Tonowro-KstabWbed
PHOLNI COY, of LotDott (England►Established 1710.
-
HART RDIN43. tom. or newsman. Conn.
-RstaRisks taken in the above ant -claw Omoe., at
the lowest rates by HORACI HORTON.
The undersigned is also Appraiser ter the
CANADA P1IIC LOAN AND SAVINGS 00'T,
Tommie.
Mousy to Lean ea Stet -slaw securit
7 toOsn4�7hsrget medwsb f' hem
HORACI HORTON.
0ederieb, Sept, 10. INA 11'48
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
County of Huronal virtue of a Writ et
yo wit• ( Merl "Moa }erusd ret of
Her Malestyta County Count of the Dowse at
Huron. and to me directed against the Dads
and Tenements of Robert Anthers at the Mitt
of George I. Jackson Henry R Jaekson. and
Ssmnel T. Jsoksnn. t Mole seised and takes
in Kreention all the right. title and interest
and ebetty nt redemptten of the above named
Def* ant In and to Into numbers one Misd-
eed and ninety two sad use hundred aid
ninety three smith aide of quern's Street.
Pett, a nerve/. is the village of Rensan• to the
(loonty of Herron. I., 11110h Lands and ?memento
Ie�1 1 offail
r hes a., at my "Moe In the gy�pp�'i{
Haas., In the Town of Gai.vteb, on SATUR-
DAY, the 311COND DAY M JULY nett. at
tae hour re 1t of the of k1, noon.
11011ER? 011tHONS.R
eserirt
0/lee, Ond.rleh. (ftwir riff
Karuk Nth 1851. 1 171
IN TRIPLI AND QUADRUPLE PLATT.
QUALITY GUARANTEED,
*-AT-.
Moorhouse's.
MOORHOUSE
Would respectfully Intimate to his numerous
customers and the public generally that he
has j ust opened out a
Fresh Stock
Of Paper Hangings. comprising every
Novelty in
GOLD & BRONZE PAPERS,
SATIN PAPERS,
MARBLE & OAK PAPERS,
CEILING PAPERS.
D ados- -Decorations--Borders
suitable for
DRAWING ROOM,
DINING ROOM,
SITTING ROOM,
BED ROOM,
HALL, OFFICE
KITCHEN.
-ALSO-
All this Season's Patterns in
Window Shades,
W blob will be toend much superior to ata
thing yet shown in this county.
Pi'ices ei'y oust.
/! A call solicited No trouble to
&how patterns whether yeti buy or rep -
T. J. IOORHOUSB1
4•+
1,000
ZNOL ISE,
FRENCH,
GERMAN um]
AMERICAN
CHROMOS.
BTZZL ENGRAVINGS AND LITHO-
GRAPHS
are new reads ter year Isspeelles Si
11OORHOUSE'S.
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