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GODERICH, ONT., FRID ftY, FEB. 17, 18 841.
�EKERA lot Lug
f NCE
1i` ierasi !<R019. Ptnatsettas
` [N ♦DVANCi.
Ilea AAvetS seams•.
To Let -D. K.ikrsdlea.
Liver Pal --dolmen Pad Cu.
Novelties -James fere • Ca.
Maaltobe -ileo. H. Jukadott.
swifts 1i , ids -ll.wkito start.
Ii iuesso foals -J. C. Indies • Co.
A7uSarilparalo-11r- J. ( Co.
-11,11.111. Maeda I midge di
Cosworth.
Dentistry.
t
14 NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN -
71. TIST. Odlue awl rooidenoe, West Street
hive doors be:ow bank of Montreal. nods.
nab 17ot
1.ilDWIN KEEPER. DENTAL SUR,
J otos. (!re with Trotter & Caesar, the
loading Oculists of Toronto.) .All operation
neatly and carefullyperformed. Rooms, Wea-
er Mock, CIA \rGY. 4/PrUents from •
iet•nes will �ptioase make appointment In ad-
. lace by shall 1111
rage.) introits.
. ntroits.
1htE EBTRLY.-OAI(E ON THE
premises of tee subscriber, lot no.
Lake Range, Aah3e18. on the 19th of Nov., •
red heifer. coming two ,rear old. The owner
is requested te prove property. pav expenses
sad take hit away. Mogoax AIItltTnr.
.len
f1AME ON THE PREMISES OF THE
' JJ subscriber. •tical the biegi ning of De-
cember, two black ewe lambs. The owner le
requertod u, prove property. pay expenses
and take them •way. Slarasw Tont, lot R
lake shore rued, west Co1bocr, Dudoe P. 0.
GAME ESTRAY. -IN GODERICH
V about December. an old Lwow• mare.
with a white star 1n her forehead. The owner
is requested mirrors property, My exposers.
an her ewer. PATRICK MITI• sear the rail-
way bride, Ooderlck. I,Mf-4t.
Real Estate.
A FART[ TO BENT. -A GOOD
tare to real Oes husdssd sass et
cleared land, free of mtamego sod is • frit class
stats of cutumtion. About a acres in grans
and abut Moon acres plowed. well watered
and with good beaWlasa Next farm to the
KAMMY deck. For fartherartict� apply
aa
to MersaDALTON. Kb
18es1m.
volt SALE CHEAP. -THAT VERY
desirable, brick hoose, on East S&. with
one eighth of an acre of land. The house con -
team 3 bed roosts. parlour, dining room,
kitchen, wood -shod and all necessary conveni-
ences. No reasonable otter will be refused.
iLowanaSfLP, LN. 1816
HOUSE, AND LOTH NOS. 33 AND
T1. onrner of Valeria and Gast *trots, in
the town of Godericb. for sale cheap, or will be
azettaaged for farm property. For p•rttosl•re
.pp0 to Jae eyAfLt, Architect, dace Crub&s
Block. or J. C. Curtain. &iatlos•er.
Loans ant insurance.
MONEY. -PRIVATE FUNDS TO
lend on 0057 terms In sums to suit bor-
rowers. ALICE. MOD ALLAN.
Ooderioh. Nov. 17th 1881. 18111m.
*600,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
IP CAMERON. Hol.T•&CAMERON, Gods -
rink. 1753.
x75,000 TO LEND ON REAL E 8 -
DOT�. favorable. Apply t"176i
*60,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
o• good Farm or first -clam Town Property
at 8 per cent. Aeoly to R. RADCLIFFE. 1751
MONEY TO LEND IN ANY
amount to suit borrowers at 6 to 11 per
cent. Private funds. Apply to Mason/ and
MORTON. Goderioh.
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private Funds for investment
at towed rates on first-class Mortgages. Apply
to OARROW & PROUDFOOT.
IOANS FREE OF CHARGE. -
I Money to lend at lowest rates. tree of
iny costs or charges. SEAGER of MORTON.
opposite Colborne Hotel.
°oderlok. 13rd March 1831. 1779.
GPER CENT. -THE CANADA
Landed Credit Company is prepared to
lend mens on m me
farourity, at six r
cent. Full 'particulars given upon application
to HUGH HAMILTON. C. L. agent. Goderioh.
17e,
Q90,060 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
NV on harm and Town Property at lowed In-
terest. Mortgages purchased, no Commission
-charged. Conveyancing Faroe reeeonable.
N. B. -Borrowers oan obtain mosey in one da
If title V atlsasotory.-DAVISON & JOHN -
ETON. Barristers. Ata. Ooderioh. 1'781
RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
Lite and Aecidest insomnia Agent
Representing ilretal•.sConipaeies. Aboagent
fbr {tie CANADA ilia 9'eoost IIAVLXem CO.
M•smy to lend es Metetgge. either Is Tows or
Farm Property, in any way to salt the borrow-
er. Oto•-moet•trel Ears block. GodMoh
Riettical.
DR HUTCHISON, DUAGANNON,
Ou& lt1
GR. MoDONAGH, M.D. PHYSIC -
. IAN, SURGEON. to.. Graduate of 'rer-
oute
oronto University, i.leantlate of the Royal Col-
lage of Physicians. l
•s. London. Eagad, Ike. to..
M. C. P. b., Ontario. (Aloe and residence
Opposite Hailey's Hotel, Hamilton sired, Ded-
erick. 17lase
DR. MoLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR-
GE(1N. Oersosr. tc. fie• and rsedsnee
os Brace Serest, wooed der west of VltMewL
tier..& nu.
U G. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI-
11. elan Smrweos and Aemesebse Gadgets
et Torwso UalverMty. Ote•eppsrte Camel,
res It C•meroi s Bask. Lgehsew. it set la
ogee. merlin lin d the Damk. 171111-y.
1 IRE SHANNON ! HAMILTON,
Mumma's, Ogresses. Aertosabwn. Its.
Ogee at Dr. Obmases's resrdeaes, afar the
Jell. Oederleb. G. C. SWANSON. J. C. Manse -
1100. 1131.
J Ai[EPIHEAD V S , (8UCCFASOR
9 . to i,'. �uae. 1 Graduate •f Coterie �ashlar Te-
oe He Munn east srw se•ad
81104R.
sssmiasd se a ,Dual
wses MI.
Auctlonsering.
c. C LIE, TOL PE PL A i o
110731ER Onterteh. net 1411.
Zhe "a Itolumn.
P1 O L$T. -A STORE ON VICTORIA
n. Street. oppun+te the .Agricultural Grounds
at present owupltd by Mr. Pnilups ar a tire.
terry and provision mets, will be let on remos-
aline teeata trues dtau eassawinn can ha
given. Apply 10 1). V. irKAcifae, proprietor
1tL
llVCOMFORTABLI3 HOUSE TO RENT.
J For further partfoulars apply to MRA.
Oa1TLs, corner of Stanley and Figtn Streets,
lladetiub. 1815-8t.
HG°ag FOR AI.$ OR to LENT. -
A frame house. ea Palmerston street.
bnear the Rayfield road) containing ex rooms
esides patttrip, sad twoflfihs eau ewe or
land. Goatorsoh�ur.( and good stabling. For
swig pan -looters -T lu Y. It. veers**. painter.
1818-tt
jILACKBMITH tiHOP TO RENT. -
"Lee Tire promises are 30:$3. with wowl shop
attached, and are shunted on the Lake Shun
Rued. Aandeld, half a mile fru Kflt;tbridge
and one and • halt mans from Metall. A era
class opening 1s here offered for • geseral.
blacksmith. Irellcate health 1s the sole reason
for the owner giving up business. Terms
reasonable. For further parttcelars apply to
PATRICK HooaN, £tngsbridge, P. 0.
1954111,
Legal.
IEWIS .ti MIMS, BARRISTERS,
Attorney,. Sotlottors 1n Chancery 'Re.
• la Um Curt 14ouae, (iydet h.
sA Lawut. M.A., B.C.L.F.. N. Lxwir.
1826.
•
GARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
RIS fetid. Attoeaey., folicitors, etc
(iodertch. J. T. Darrow. W. Proudtoot. 1751
L DOYLE, BARRISTER A.N D
llod..4ek ttorneyOnt. SolloYor fa t%h•noerlI7S o•'
SEAGER & MORTON, B A R R I 8-
TERH, te.. Ra. 0c/deficit sad Wtngbem.
C. S.Ager. Jr.. Ooderlch. J. A. Motion.1Wbtg-
hamL 1711.
S. MALOOMSON, BARRISTER AND
SoUdtor. Otaoe-Corner of West Street
S4;
1larket 13quiaee over Oeoege Achasm's,
Godertoh. 1751.
ECAMPION, ATTORNEY - A T-
. LAW. Solicitor in Chancery Convey-
•ooer, &c. Office over Sheppard** bookstore.
Goderioh. Ont. Any amount of mood to
loan •t lowest rete of lateral& 1761-7.
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
V Barristers, Bolietton in Chancery, Ate..
Ootierlch and M. C. Cameron, Q.
C.; P. Rotit,, M. O. Cameron. Oodertdk. W. E.
Macara. Wingham. 1751.
Sonsorial.
rr
KNIGHT, PRACTICAL BAR-
• BER and Hairdresser, begs to return
thanks to the public for port patronage,
sad
s,llclts • continuance of custom. fiecan
always be found at his Shaving Parlor, near
the Poet Office Godericb. 1753
Miscellaneous garbs,
JAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, Ac.
Office, Crabb'& Block, Kingston .t., Godes
rich. Plans and spectfleatlon. drawn correct-
ly. Carpenter's'' asters?, and mason's work
measured and v ued.
'( 'L
-1Y/
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAND.,.
COUNTY Ur IiCItp9, I fly virtue of a :Writ of
To wiz': (Fieri Facies, issued out
of Hor Maiest s Court ut Queen's Bench and
to me directed against the Lands and Tene-
ments of EDWARD MARLTON. at the snit of
FRANCIS SMELTR. i have seised and taken
in Execution. all the right, title and interest
and ulty of (redemption of the above named
defendant to and to the following property :--
Situate. lying and being In the Town of Gode-
rich. In the County of Huron, known as the
Summer Hotel property, particularly described
as follows : Commencing at a point on the
North limit of West street. ane point beta`
due west one hundred and fifteen and one ball
feet Ii15 ) from the South East angle of Lot
number five (5) in Goderioh office resew
thence Easterly along the Northern limit of
Went street one hundred and fifteen and one
halt feet (1151) to the South Bast angle of the
ald Lot number Ave 151, thence due North two
(*chain's, w
chain, more or lo, to the North East angle
ofthst twat, thence due East twenty nine end
• hall links. Oil more or less, to the South West
tanngglfe of Lot twenty one (111) In the Ooderich
oloe reserve thence des North along the
West limit of lou twenty one (11). twenty ((2a,
nineteen 119). and eighteen (181. In the (lodes
Ich ofnce reserve two pl chatna, more or lams,
to the Southerly angle of lot thirteen 1131, God -
midi office reserve thence North thirty two
(3p degrees. West ave 151 chain*, seventy eve
(751 Bee, more or lees. to a point one hundred
and three 110 feet from the centre line of the
track of the Grand Trunk Railway, where •
post has bees planted the said dlataas's Kone
hundred and three Oft test being measured
at richt •molesto the said centro tine, thanes
South sixty ane )81) degree., Wed to a &Wet
Isar kindred sad @sweaty two (47!1 feet, i d.
erty team the North Westerly limit of Goderioh
oaoe meerre to the easterly boundary of the
amid o.avyed by the Ooder(cb Summer Hotel
pan to the corporation of the Town of
as •MreseM. Theses south easterly
Mese
o of the town
the aid easterly Ito
pp rt and parallel to the wyesterly brand
tory of the Milder property ems hundred sail
sgty dx (17q feet mon or sus to the Cr locust DM on the top of the yak.
south tart ome and • half Nl{1 d.Mree
west still along the easterly limit of the:112
tows property. one hundred and thirty Mx
I1811 feet Theses smith thirty seven 07) de-
g rees, east fist*$ mow the IOW enderty 1101st
o f the add tows property. two hundred and
sixty MIR fest to the place of beginning.. the
said property above denwthed. rmprlsleglets
numbered hes M to twelve lnelaN,, of the
(ioder•leb edam Marrs sad patrons er kl•ehs
A and B Whish steeds sad T i
shell efl(.r for stana at my allot, let • (Inert
House. In the Town of (nderlch, on Thursday
the twentieth day of April pest. at the hoar of
12 of the elnck. soew.
ROBERT GIBBONS,
Sherif of Huron.
/Merits Otos, Goderick.
Jesuitry Mab. ISM 1lr.
>1fa sUler.
Res (' N Voli.k has been laid up
wit1diphtheria,bsimg unable toatteed b
his idiareei
Mr .beho• Alien of Colborne, is in a
entioal *sane of hesklt. He is not en -
period to live.
Mr. Jet. Maxwell has been paying a
visit to the village again.
The 1 erweiller salver menet bend have
got unwed eat Pith the recent mild
wether, sad a,0 wow Rllist then* with
delirious mime
NEWS ABOUT HOME.I
"A spiel's &slang ye, takin' notes.
An Aaith hell prom It."
TOWN TOJWL
Tinware and hardware are nuw wiling at
panicrices. at F. Perrine's. Mee advt. for
price list.
Rem -mbar that RALJ 5 Cu -niters trust be
either •old or gives away before the end of
March. ('all early and secure bargains. .1.
0. HALL..
Cord wood and baawooI. cherry. hemlo.k
and birch lumber takes a exchaoge fur fur-
niture and pMetere lwt[siag and repairing at
0. 1'. Robertson's variety store. East SL
Mr. F. O. Widdows, ex -monk. will deliver a
lecture la the M. E. Church. Goderlch, on
Thursday evcalmg, Feb. tend. 1532, uueot
-Roadie Miracles, Anolebt sad Mblodern "
Doors upon at 7. lectors at 8.
Who makes a picture fair to view,
And photos brtght and clear can der
And makes the smile upon the face
To alt thereon with eourtiy grace
And digntty. R. Mellows.
His prices. too. are hard to heat -
Hell not be cheated nor will cheat -
Hut when his work is dons. why then,
He want's his pay from honest men,
And gets it, too. R. Sallow*.
Mr. Thos McGillicuddy was shaking
OT care, eta at the Provincial capitaldur-
ing the week.
The regular fortnightly entertain-
ment t.f the Goderioh High School Lit-
erary Society will be held this even -
Rev. Dr. Williams will preach a ser-
mon to young women on Sunday even-
ing nett. There win of course be a
good attendanoe.
Fos MANITOBA. - Mears. Horace
Newton, Archie McKay and F. S. Hick,
left on the noon trin on Wednesday
for the North-West. Success attend
thein.
Mr. John Grierson, of Middlesex
ooanty has purchased the Ileum and lot
belonging to Mr. F. S. Hiek un Brock,
✓ t., for $800 cash, and intends tri reside
in our town.
COURT SITTINGS. --Chancery at Gods-
rioh, before the Hon. Mr. Justioe Fer-
guson, on the 17th of March, Assizes,
before the Hon. Mr. Justice Burton, on
the 24th of Aprils '
Mr. W. Lee returned recently from a
trip to Manitoba. He says that the
real estate excitement beats anything he
e ver witnessed in California, Pike's
Peak or Montana in their palmiest
days.
•'No &russuna&" - Rev. Dr. Wil-
liams will deliver a lecture in North St.
Methodist Church on Monday evening
next, on "The Life add Tunes of Wil-
liam, Prince of Orangs." From what
we know of the lecturer, we have every
reason to believe the subject will be ably
handled. Admission 20eta. •
At a meeting of the vestry and ad-
herents of 8t. George's Church on Wed-
nesday evening a letter was read from
Rev. R. Hicks, resigning the curacy at
Guderich. The announcement was re-
ceived with regret by all present, for
rev. Mr. Hicks is a generalfavorite with
the congr'efteMon. A committee was
unanimously chosen to wait upon the
rev. gentleman, and endeavor to induce
him to withdraw his resignation. It is
to be hoped the efforts of the committee
will be of avail.
CLEARING SALL.--In another celuntn
will be found the mammoth advertise-
ment of J. C. Detlor & Co. A clearing
sale ie announced, and we understand
gonitine bargains will be given. By call-
ing at the store you can also obtain full
information concerning the great north
west from the seniormemberof the firm,
who has just returned from that section.
The ries of real estate there will beju-
diciously interwoven with the fall is dry
goods here, and full satisfaction will be
given in each case. Dou't fail to call at
Detlor's during the clearing ale.
Mr. Archie McKay, who was for •
number of years a student in Mr Gar -
row's law Aloe, and who recently paned
creditable examinations for attorney
and barrister in Ontario, was banquet -
ted by a number of his friends on Mon-
day evening last, preparatory to his
leaving for the North-West The chair
was ably filled by Mr. A. Dickson, post-
master of Uoderich, and toast, song and
sentiment prevailed during the miter-
toinment. Mr. McKay u a young man
of studious habits, and great capability,
and we look for his tepid edvsnoemest
in the new land in which he has cast his
lot.
The annual meeting of the North
Heron L O. L was hell in the
Orange Hall, Brussels, on Tuesday of
last week. The following officers were
elected for the press a years --C. M.
Ben. Henry Perkins, Gerrie: C.
D. M. Bre. remodel Motherly,. Blyth;
0. C. Bro. Rev. F. Ry.a Rrueeels; 0.
%., Aro. W. lAidlaw, 1l ly1h; C. T. Bir.
W. Magill, Relgnvs; C. D. of C., Rm.
J. H. Young, Remade; C. L, T. Wat-
son, Brussels; L P. M., E. Gerry, Rene -
mils. There were present about 150
delegates and visitors. The 12th of
July, 114012, celebration will be held in
the town of Wines*.
A letter received Monday from s
World correspondent in Winnipeg de-
scribee the situation there as follows
'11 is ending tae $11 a week for hoard,
and that the poorest you ever saw, but
one meal a day will do you of you ran
live nn excitement The sttuetinn may
be best described as follows You have
hems at a hotel where they sell pools sad
where the •teitemo nt 11 manning well vas
ages favorite horse Tbat is • fair
simile of Winnipeg at the present day.
in every hotel and in every real estate
ogee and yen must tnndwretanl every
betel has eta real Petite Mies, if not twe
-there u the wildest exeitesoont But
it strikes me that the hnttom mutt anon
•fall out of it "
WEDDING BELLS.
■r. W. T. Web! and RIW Llale ■rids
Berme with t:•1d•a icemen.
On Wednesday morning last, the
ladies of Goderich were early astir to
get ready to view the matrimonial alli-
ance of Mr. W. T. Welsh, jeweller, of
this town and Lizzie, only daughter of
the late Henry Hands. The ceresooey,
which took place at 3t. George's church,
was witnessed by a large and interested
concourse of spectators-pnneipally of
the milder sex. The body of the ohurch
was literally crowded with misses, maids
and married ladies, while oocauonally
could be seen the radiant countenance of
a benedict with mind carried back to
the halcyon day' when he was • groom;
and ever and anon could be observed
Bachelors of all grades, ages and stations
with eager, anxious expectant looks upon
their faces, as if longing for the "sweet
by -and -bye" when the happy lot of W.
T. Welsh would be their portion.
Punctually at 10 a. m., Mir. Bertha
Traiuor, the talented organist of Sr.
George's, caused the organ to peal forth
the "Wedding March" from Loghrin, by"
Wagner, and at the same time the bridal
pnrty entered the church, the bride ton
the aria of Mr. F. F. Lawrence, who
gracefully performed the duty of guardi-
an 00 the occasion. Immediately be-
hind walked the bridesmaids, and at the
chancel they were joined by the groom
and his two assistants, Mr. Ed. Van -
Every and Mr. Chas. A. Nairn.
The bride wore a dress et bronze green
camel's her cloth, and beaver hat with
ombrs plume. Mis Clan Dark, the first
'bridesmaid was arrayed in a light silk,
trimmed with point lace, with s cap of
blue satin and white plume. Mixt Hat-
tisAndrews, the other bridesmaid els.,
wore a light silk, trimmed with lace, but
lased a cardinal satin cap and :Annie to
'match.
The ceremony was celebrated before
the communion ta't!e. and wag perfo'rraed
by the Ven. Archdeacon Elwond, as-
suted by Rev. R. Hicks. At its con-
clusion, and after the interested parties
had silted their signatures to the
rr''%ester, the organist played Mendela-
s.ihn's Wedding March.
The bridal party and friends then pro-
ceeded to the residence • of Mn. An-
drew's, where a sumptuous wedding
b'eaktast had been prepared, and par-
took ofi'efreshrnente. In Mrs. Andrew's
parlors were spread the handsome pres-
ents to the happy pair, amort;; which
we noticed the following:
Silver cake basket, Mr. and Mrs.
Holt; silver cake basket, Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. Savage; silver mounted pickle
stand, Miss Clan Dark; silver napkin
ring, Mia E. Andrews; salt cellars sot
in silver, Mr. Deacon; silver Nutter
cooler, Mee H. Cooke; silver pickle
stand, Mr. D. McDonald; fruit dish,
Mrs. Geo. Parsons; cheese dish, Mrs.
Wells; set ofjewelry, tho groom's broth-
er, Mr. Welsh of Stratford; gold locket
and chain from the groom; china fruit
service, from the groomsmen; china tea
set, Mears. Charlie Andrews, Rothwell,
Rhynes, and J. Robinson; gloss lemon-
ade *arena, Mr. W. Horton; three
majolica pitchers and carving knife, Mr.
W. H. Ridley; three majolica pitchers,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry, tot. Thomaa; hand-
some album, Mn. F. F. Lawrence;lwork
box lined with blue and white satin,
Mrs. Black; satin and lace pincushion,
Miss B. Trainor; toilet set, Miss Lizzie
Dark; toilet mats, Mn, Clueaa; cord
bracket, Mies M. Dark; toilet hot-
t1es, Mrs. Slack; tidy and mats, Misses
Login; table lamps, Mia and Mr. W.
Davie. There were also a large number
of other pretty presents.
The happy ample were eacortod to the
station by a large number of friends and
acquaintances, and went east on their
tour to Toronto, Stratford, Brantford
and other points by the noon train.
Our hest wuhes attend them.
Literary Mestere.
HAarusa MONTHLY for March is to
hand, and is equal to any of its prods,
comers. The contents are :-Old New
York Coffee Houses; Missing- a poem;
Upon Cluun-a poem; A Canadian Pil-
Rnmage; The Song of Roland; Washing-
ton's acceptance of the First Presidency;
A Snell Telescope and what to see with
it; Typical Journeying. and Country
iefe in Mettioo; An American King; The
New French Minister of Public Inatruc-
tion; Shadows- a poem; Last Wards
from George Eliot; A Highly Reeets-
ble Fernil ; The Mendelsoepn Family;
Dream -folk -a poem; A Cock -Horse; A
Farewell --4 poem; Annie; The Pawn
Shop; A Dimple --a poom; Prudence;
liditior's Easy Chair; Literary Reoord;
Historical Record; Editor's Drawer.
Ti. Wnenurras Review. -- W have
reoei.d from the publisher., the Leon-
ard Scott Publishing Co., 41 Barclay
street, New York, the American clition
of the Westwtinetr Review for January,
1882; The contents are• The Early Pro-
gress of Christianity; The Bin. of Eng-
land's Power in India, The Steles;
(leery Eliot as a Mon! Teacher Week -
i las Insurance M It is, Richard
Carden, Tnwn lemoke and Town Fog,
The Coronation Oath ao ear to Legisla-
tion. India and oar Calmest Empire;
Contemporary Literature.
8. 8. CONVENTION.
4 helmg resales •R Thersday Last. Meetings are still •ontMssil in Zion
The last session of the aitch &usual
couyentiuu of the Cou;uy of heron Sun-
day School Association washeld in Knox
church, on Thursday evening ot last
week, after we had gene to press.
The chair was taken by the reiigieg.
president, Peter Fisher, of Winghamu,
who, after the formal opening of the
session, introduced the President elect,
Thos. McGillicuddy, of Uoderioh.
Mr. McGillicuddy took the chair
amidst applause, and after therinks of
a hymn, he arose and thankethe con-
vention for the honor which they had
bestowed upon him by appointing him to
the position. He alluded to the im-
portance 9f Sunday =hood work, and its
nobility, lkpd counselled faithfulness to
the Master and His work.
Ret,. It Thomas, of Climen, then de-
livered an eloquent and practical ad-
dress entitled "'The olaims of the Lord
Jesus upon us." An epitome would not
do justice to this excellent and practise!
derrieres, the leading thotrehta of which
were that the Lord chained our hearts,
our life, and our labor.
A solo. "Where is my Wandering Boy
to -night 1" was beautifully rendered by
Mr. B. Armstrong, assisted by the choir.
in the chorus
Rev. Dr. Willison' then made a stir-
ring speech on "What means shall' be
adopted to interest those indifferent to
Sunday school work 1" witch was well
reoeived.
The following rerilytions, sent in by
the oommtttse on resoluttoaa, were
Unita imously carriedReoolred:-That
the unanimous thanks of this meeting be
tendered to the retiring Preeident, Mr.
Peter Fisher, for the edam* and happy
nnanner 10 welch he has presided over
the several sessions of the convention.
Also to Mr. Badge, for the n ery efficient
manner in which he has so ably filled the
ot)ics of reoordtng sieretary for the past
five years, in connectins with this Ae-
soci•tioa Also to the trustees of the
several churches of Goderioh, who have
so kindly permitted us the use of their
edifices during Ihis our ninth annual
county S. S. Convention. Also to the
seveed choirs for their kind efforts in
the conducting of the singing under the
able management of Mr. Ben. Arm-
strong. Also to the Ladies of Gederieb,
for their kind hospitality to the several
delegates attending this oonveutios.
Brief "farewell" addresses were they
delivered by Rev. C. A. Francis, D.;
Duncan, J. C. Stephenson and Rev. DV.
Ure.
Tho fivancial statement road by Mr.
E. F. Moore, allowed that the sum of
$:;.07 had been left in the treasury from
last year. The collections amounted to
$42.30; the expenses were 137.36; leav-
ing a surplus in the teasurer'e hands of
$8.21-a very favorable showing.
After the singing of "Blest be the Tie
that Binds" by the entire assembly, the
benediction was • pronounced by Rev.
Dr. Williams, and the convection be-
came a thing of the past.
We ommitted to state in our report of
Thursday ntternoon'a proceedings that a
motion was carried makine the minis -
tore of the town in which the executive
committee may meet for tee transaction
of business er officio members of that
cornmittee(
Neteereiegtoal Lepers.
State of the weather for the two weeks
ending Feb. 13th, 1882
Feb 1st -Wind: at 10 p. w, S. W.,
fresh, frost. cloudy. , Number of miles
wind travelled in 24 hours 660. Snow
flurries during the day.
2nd -Wind at 10 p. m. N. IV., mode-
rate gale, cloudy, frost. Number of
miles wind travelled during 24 hours
720. Snow flurries during the day.
312 -Wind at 10 p. m. fi. L, fresh,
cloudy, frost. Number of miles wind
travelled in '24 hours 620. Snow flur-
ries during the diiy.
4th -Wind at 10 p. m. N. W., brisk
gale, cloudy, Eros. Number of mils
wind travelled in 24 hours 420. Snow
flurries during the day. Amount ot
snowfall 2 inches
5th -Wind at 10 p, m. N. W., Tight,
cloudy frost. Number of nudes wind
travelled in 24 hours 1.00. eves Sur
ries during the day. Amount of snow
l inch.
dth-Wind at 10 p. in. beat, Iigkt,
cloud] frost. Number of miles wind
travelled in 14 hours 284.
7th -Wind at 10 p. m. N. W , fresh,
cloudy, been tbowiog all day --logit rain
monies during the day, Number of
nuls wind travelled in 94 hours 460.
01th-biVind .t 10 p. m. Routh. light,
clear, frost Number "1 Roles wind
travelled in 24 hours 440
9t► -Wind at 10 p. m. West, freak,
clear, frost Number of miler wind
travelled in 24 hours 260.
10th -Wind at 10 p. m. N E., light,
clear. Number of miles wind travelled
in 24 knurl 8)70 Snow tlurrwe during,
the day
lith- Win t at 10 p. tri. R. E., fresh,
cloudy, thawing Numberef mileswine
travelled in 24 h,turs 464.
12th Wind at 10 p iu. 14 , fresh,
cloudy Number of mules wind travelled
in 14 hours 736 element of rain der
leg the night.
13th- Wind at 10 ), nt. N 1V , fresh.
elem. frost. Number of miles wind
tr*ve11ed during 24 boon 7 Q. Amount
of rainfall '2 shine inches.
1411 - W1nd at 10 p. m. South, fresh,
cbwd, friar Plumber ..f mile* wind
travelled in 24 hours 110
G. N Mscnnvu.n, 1►leerver.
G.,derich, Feb.,1;4h, 1%82
A ride maceattnw was f.sresed on the
evening of thin 4th Feb in the sample
roast of the Albion Hotel. with Mr E.
eIsiapses ea president and .I B M.•nve ,
•sat treasurer, to hold °(hies lintel the
anneal xis tii(l�g which u to take plane I
thin Brut Ts sada • in April 18821
.sere "s.s-wrrrplssom, e.smn►w►wlenrtg111lis
Il. C. Church, with good Iuece,a.
Wm. Straughan, of the 5th ours., IAelt
a horse which died one night last week •
-
one of tho team.
Mr. Matthew Levy, et the 4th con:,
sold a fine snare to John Rodgers lase •
wink; prise $90.
As Mr. John Stevens, jonr., sad
wife were going to Zion Chuech tho
other evening, tneirli•,rse, which was $
colt, became unmanageable, and they
were thrown out, but were not eenuudy
hurt. The cutter wag broken.
Sidon PLow1N.i.-Yesterday, Feb.
16th, Mr. Henry Campbell, who liras
near Saltford, plowed a field with a
single hone plow. Mr. Campbell re -
pores the soil in splendid oondition,
and perfectly free from trust. This ra
the earliest plowing observed in this
section this season.
Goda da3 Township. -
Special services aro being held in the
Methodist Church, on the Maitland
Concession.
The Porter's Hill Debating Club is to
discuss on Wednesday, which, war or
intemperance, causes moat misery bo the
human ram-
Oseme Pua(;HAaou. -Tho cong�rr•eeggoa
tion of the Methodist Church at Wilkin -
son's Corner, have bought an organ, and'
held a tesene.ting to -night to raise
funds W pay for it
Rsoovaanio.-The friegde of Mr. W.
Elliott, formerly of the 8th son., but
now of Aberdeen, Dakota, will be pleas-
ed to hear that he has recovered from a
recent severe illness.
RRniRNaD.-Mr. John Oahe, (eon of
Mr. H. (Aaks, of the Maitland Memos -
ton) has returned from Dakota, having
rooted hu claim there. Mr. W. Tib -
butt's son is also back from Manitoba,
while he thinks it a fire country, he is
not so much in love with it as many
others.
Rwrua aD. -Mr. Thos. Elliott, (son
of Widow Elliott, of the 7th con.) re-
turned last week from Quincy, Dakota,
where he has been residing. He bought
there 420 berm of land at $6 an mem
and last year gathered 2,600 bushel' el
wheat from 100 acres. He is so well
pleased with the west that he says "you
could not induce him to come back here
to term. "
Sir. John Torrance of Kansas, who
formerly lived in this township, is on a
visit to his brother, Mr. James Tor-
rance. He carries three scan on him
which he received in the late American
war, and his exeunt of the hardships
and sufferings he and his comrades suf-
fered in Southern prisons, and while
marching through the South fighting
and foraging, is listened to with great
interest. He says he has neither used
liquor ..r tobacco for the last fourteen
years till met in Ooderich by his hroth-
er,-(New Ern.
West Wswsaosh.
February 11th 1882.
Oouucil met according to adjourn-
ment, all the members present, the
Reeve in the chair; minutes of last meet-
ing read and adopted. Mr. A. Scrine;
our complained against parties having
their fences on the road • allowances.
Moved by Gaunt, seconded, by Lock
hart, that .John Moes, Alexander Scring-
our and Walter Taylor, be notified that
a by-law will be passed by the municipal
council of this Township on the eleventh
day of March next, to open up thu ori-
ginal road allowance for public travel on
side line between lots 24 and 25 ono. 4
and an the 4 and6 con. lime opposite lots
24 and 25-0arried. The Auditors pre-
sented their reports to the Council.
Moved by C. Durnin, seconded by Wash-
ington, that auditors report as now read
he adopted -Carried. The following
accounts were ordered to be paid: Gee.
White, culvert 8 and 9 con. 386; T. Ne -
Roberts. graveling 8 and 9, $18.25; Bel-
em* of hill witting, $3.75; Mn. Gilpin,
charity, $26.00; Hones Stowed, printing.
$3.00; Jnn. Gorden, nails 33c, T. Niehel-
son, gravel $906; Mn. Cartwright grsv01,
$6.06; A. Akam, graveling E. B. $9.00
J. Bell, graveling 6 and 7 000. $10.130;
Wm. Dow, gnvehng, 23--12 $66.10; 3-
M. Roberts, Dungannon • hada
Society, $26.00; A. audible
$8.00; J. H. Taylor auditor. $8.00.
The Council adjourned until 11th *1
March.
Rosy. Mrniav, Clerk.
A steam tug, .cow, snit shout a million
feet of umber have been lately purchased
by Mr. Joe. Kidd. lie already owned a
steam saw mill on Celp,p'm Bay. This
will no doubt turn nut stxrorwful, as
m•,.t 01 Mr. KArta venture. have
peeve/
NLM.
Helw(R In Manchester. on the 2nd Inst., the
vette of Mr. C. HNwis, M • d•urhter.
McPbee In Colborne, on the nth inst., the
wife of Mr timely* McPhwe. of •daugtw.
t A Mt18a.
W eN4•tt Hands - •t St George 'church. Drie-
r, b, on tl'• lath loot by fee V. . ARhdes-
con Etwnod. •*•leteel 6 Rer. tu., Bir.
W T Welsh. Jeweltome
Jeweler. to IJwle. o•ty
Mughur of t.• boa Hoer! Hands. of 0ode-
rir.h
ti.t'vt,nnq a 'm1w1.w*• Al r.be resume('. of
use bride's father, on the es troths of tb•
ISO, lad.. by the P., Dr 1're Aleraadw
issesders, Ills) an 1i•raJlN, Ottto.
4•ug3t•r of Mr ai ('roe nonan. of linter
ice.
twill
II Br.m Ken r;.iggee At 121 Gernsret street, (I'a.
1 ` w t1,011ha64, un tae ler AI of Jv. IML John
Iers, kepredgr. nowt 71 r.'sre, Th. Misner.,
wen lather of nor Pennines. Messes Jobe
end James illsaelisor$4114.