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The Huron Signal, 1882-03-17, Page 1..1 1110, • I t - - nEV0T7-°„ N II TY•FIRtIt'D'•NC/41TH IT YEAR. GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1882. PAO A YEAR IN ADVANCE. MCGILLICUDDY BROS. Pestienelle WHGLE leap. i hem Aeteetleesamits .e.111 -S. Sloane. -Jolui Acheson. 00:n Wented-C. M. iriug Goods -Was Stewart. rand Offer -James Lee & ouoy Found -A. 3IeD. oy Wunted-O. C. Robertson. locution -M. Eleanor Goorgen. yer's Sarsaparilla -Dr. J. C. Ayer St Co. . Dentistry. f NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN - L. TNT. Ofitoeses render**, West aittsmt roe doors below Dant of Montreal. Guar. Wel ilDWIN KEEFER, DENTAL SUR- ./ GEON. Gate with Trotter & Csesar. the adin; Dentliste of Trost... i All operations :at ly end eereeldly pastorales. Rooms. Bea- r 111. ck. CLINTON. LiFPatienta from • llalwe will pisose mske appointment in &d- onee by inill. 1612 Real Estate.. • rALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. Lot it con. 2. towaahle 01 Getierieb. unty.1 Huron. 3 miles from Goderich. con - :ping 118 acres. nearly all of which are eared. and in a jfuud state of cultivation. oil a clay loam. There are two wells. also a emek rune through the centre of the nn. 'I here is • good brick house with cel- r underneath. kitchen and woodshed. two Rid frame barns. dr*, ing shed, and imple- housc. A good erliard with DO choice ult. trees, blood fenced. There are 14 acres f tau wheat in the ground. Terms easy. orpertienlaraztly to WILLIAM BEST, roprietor. 0 18294t. FARM TO RENT. -A GOOD hem to rent. One hundred acres of muted land, free of stumps and in a first class ate of cultivation. About 80 *ores in grass al about fifteen sates plowed, well watered .1 with good building,. Next farm to the intatl deck. For further particulars apply MICRAMI. DALTON, EMU'S poet office. 1890-1m. lOtt SALE CHEAP.- THAT VERY desirable brick home. on FAA 81.., with nI, eighth of an acre of land. The house eon - ns 5 bed rooms, parlour, dining room. tchen. wood -shed and all necessary convent- ncos. No nesoaable Whir will be refused. DWARDIkkeltstalt. lab OUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND 7& corner of Victoria and East strets. In e town of Oederich, for sale cheap, or will be :changed for term property. For particulars pply to Ji. &emu.. Architect, Mace Crabb's lock. Sr Y. C. Ceitatin. auctioneer. Loans and 3nsurance. ONEY.-PRIVATE FUNDS TO lend on easy terms M sums to suit bor- wens. Aesx. molt Ateke. Ooderhis. New. 17th 1881. 13161m. She People's (Column. VURNISHED ROOM WANTED - I: with • private renal); pleme send ad - Sietraice. 1830-1t. stating tonna per mouth etc., to C. 51.. e500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO tP CAMERON. HOLT &CAMERON% Cod.- ich. • - 1750. MONEY FOUND. -A LARGE SUM. owner out have it by giving proof and papas expeases. ALEX MCD. ALLAN. 1630. OST. -GIG SADDLE AND 1.I Breechleg of a single harness, between tbe Maitland bridge and the Foundry. The tinder will be suitably rewarded by tearing Mem et John Acheson's store, the Square. Oodetiolt. DOY WANTED. -T0 LEARN THE AY furniture beelines's. Apply to O. C. ROW MATSON. Variety Store, garage, thiev- ed*. 1830-1t. SALT WELL TO RENT. aThr stockholders of the Tecumseh salt well re prepared to rent their well at reasodable terms. The appliances for the satisfaa tory working of the well are in good condition and immediate posseeiion of the premises tan be had by the leance. For further particulars apply to GEO. H. JOHNSTON. secretary. 182e -lm. 7b,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES- P TATE. Terms favorable. -Apply to B. L. DOYLE. Oats:itch. 1751 a50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND CV on goad Flinn or first -01w Town Property at 8 per osnt. Apple to R. RADCLIFFE. I788 N0 T IC E. -ANY PER SONTO whom 1 may have been indebted. not- withstanding the (net that the debt may long since have been barred by the statute of limit - &lion, can have such indebtedness promptly liquidated. Any person having just Janna are to preaentt hem to J. C. 1)etlor, Esq.. Goderich. I also take this opportunity of re- epectfully inviting those who are desirious of doing so, to pay their indebtedness to me, M through r. Detlor, although 1 am well aware that the can, if they choose. shield thetn- 'elver behind the statute of limitation. JOSHUA CALLOWAY. 1829. NEY TO LEND IN ANY 11.8 m*nounttS4 horrowe-• a: 6 to 6i per cent. Private Tends. Apply to SEAoKit and Moirros, Goderich. ICENSEINSPECTOWSNOTICK - IA All parties looking for license for the sale of liquors. are hereby notified that their application most be in my hands on or before the first day of April next. tioderich. Har:h 1st. 1882. STEPHEN YATES. License inspector. 1326-3t. West Huron. 1111LACKSMITH SHOP TO RENT. - 1.) The premises ere 30:* with wood shop attached. and are situated on the Lake Shore Road, Ashfield, half a mile from Kingsbridge, and one and a half miles from Kintail. A first class opening is here offered for a general blacksmith. Delicate health is the sole reason for the owner giving lip businteut. Terms reasonable. For further particulars apply to PATRIcIt HOGAN, Kingsbridire, P. 0. 1622-1m, Tt.JfONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE .1.V.A. amount of Private Funds for investment at lowest rates on first -clam Mortgages. Apply to ()ARROW & PROD DrooT. kN/14 FREE OF CHARGE... - AA Money to lend at lowest rates, free of am emits or ehnrites. SE AGICI1 MORTON. otiposIte Colborne Hotel. Oodericli, 93,4 March 1881. 1779. NEWS ABOUT HOME Our old friend, Mr. Walter M. Deck • of the Kincardine Reporter, has been "A chiel's arming ye. YAM' motes, blessed recently with the advent of An' faith he'll preat it.° what Artemus Ward would call, "two episodes" in his family --twin Kirk 1110 TOWN TOPICX. hasn't decided which air he will adopt for a lullaby -"The 13abies on our Don't forget Ball's clearing @aloof furniture Block," or "McSorley's Beautiful on Saturday next. the IStb Diet. Great bar- gains may be expected. Twins." May his race extend. Bring along your babies. whether the sue shine's or not, and hare their photograph taken in one second. by the new quick proems. and only $1.50 per dozen at E. L. Johnson's. Geo. B. Hobson, maneger. When the news of the Winnipeg Sr. reached Goderieb. there was • steady rush to the telegraph office to enquire for particulars, which was only equalled by the rapid rush to Sallows' nhotograph gallery by persons re- quiring flirt class photos. Eit. Patrick's Day to -day. • Miss Ada Bissett i4 visiting friends in Detroit. Mr. S. Seeginiller bas returned from a Michigan trip. Mr. S. Platt returned from the 1)0. minioncapital on Friday last. Bliss Nellie Donagh left on Thursday to fill engagement at Howell, Mich. Orange Lodge No. 153 held a social on Monday evening in the hall. It was hugely attended. Mr. J. L. Sturdy has removed his family to ‘Vingium where he has gone into the hotel business. Don't settle in the North West -un- til you subscribe for TKI SIGNAL and get all the home news. Poritaire free. M. C. Cameron, M. P.. arrived on the afternoon train yesterday so as to take part in the Chancery sittingato-day. We understand that a hennery 'on a large scale is about to be estabhohed on the Huron Road, by Pottle Goderich men. M. Georgen will appear in Victoria Hall on Monday next in a choice tom - gramme. Reserved !eats are on sale at Sheppard& Lucy, the fast trotter, is azain in town, and her trainer, Mr. Palraer, keeps the shanties out of her ladyship by a daily jog. Mr. M. Graeme Cameron attended the sitting of the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice held at Wal - Legal. kerton this week. Mr. James Mullen, of the Lucknow stage, showed us on Tuesday, a monster hen egg, which measured 61x81 inches, and weighed four ounce& Mr. S. O. Perry, express agent of St. Thomas, and formerly of Goderich, was in town this week. He says that "half of St. Thema(' is going west. - Brt L. DOLE, BARRISTER A NI) [Clinton New Era. . Attorney, Solicitor In Chemise,. Sc., EsliailemeNrr. -M. Georgen, the giftOoderich. Ont. roe ed elocutionist, is on tho cards for Mon - in Victoria Hall. Tickets 25c; QEAGER 1 MORTON, BARRIS- day, kJ TEM. kc.. &c.. Goderich and Wingham. Reserved seats 35c. Plan of hall can be C. Seeger, Jr.. Ooderich. J. A. Morton. Win- at Sheppard's bookstore. ham. 1751. Mr. F. E. Gibbs, whose family are at Q MAWOMBON, BARRISTER AND present residing in Godorich, was en - Y. solicitor. Once -Comer of West Suess tertained by a number of his friends at and Market Square.. over George Ac.hs.eson' Ooderich. 1751. the Grand Central Hotel, Listowel, nrevious to his departure for Menne- CAMPION, ATTORNEY -AT- ba. AU. LAW, Solicitor in Chaecery, Convey- A meeting .of Conservatives will be anoer„&c. Mace over Sheppard's bookstore, held in Davison & Johnstons office on tioderich. Out. Any amount ot money to loan at lowest rates of intermit. losty. Tuesday evening next, for the purpose of appointing delegates to the Conserve- CAMER°N'Solicitors in Chancery. tec., HOLT & • CAMERON, tive convention at Dungannon on Vl'ed- Oodelialso atincihurhani. C. Cameron, Q. nesday, March 22. C. P. Holt. M. 0. Cameron. Goderlok. W. E. At the last meeting of the Mechanic's IlLscare. Wingbam. 175L Institute Directors, it was decided to a 1 .1.4 Attorney., & LEWIS, BARRISTERS, Attorneys, Solicitors in Chancery &c. Ofilce la me Court Moms. Gullarteb. Ian Lewis. ALL. B.C.L. E. N. Lewis. IS3D. ilARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR VI KHMERS, Attorneys, Solicitors, eto Ooderich. J. T. ()arrow, W. Proudfoot. 1751 DISATIL -The Y. P. C. A. of Knox Church on Friday last debated the ques- tion: "Resolved that Napoleon was a greater General than Wellington." For the affinuatire-W. floosie, leader, T. Dickson and F. Blair. Negative -E. Duncan, Ju. Weir and R. Miller. Tho chairman decided in favor of the affirma- tive, although it seemed to us that the other side made a far better presentation Miss Ella Cox, on Monday evening of their case. Miss Ferguson gave a hat. was made the recipient of a hand - song and Miss Oliver a reading. The some silver cup, the gift of the Ledies meeting was largely attended by young Temperance Union, of Goderich, an in- stitution with which Miss Cox has been "'Pie' connected since its inception. The cup was accompanied by a brief address, ex- pressive of esteem and affection. Miss Cox left on Wednesday for Dakota, where she will juin her brother "Abe." CHILDREN iAND ELOCUTION. -Thera is no better way of improving children in the art .4 reading, than letting them hear a good reader. M. Eleanor Geor- gen is a splendid elocutionist, and her, district utterance, exquisite modulation of voice, ,and graceful gestures ore worth pages of dry theories on expressive read- ing. The admission price for children un- der fourteen will be 15c., at M. Geor- gen's readings on Monday. CuaLtso.-Two rinks of the Goderich Curling' Club played for the Gibbons' Gold Medal, with the Seaforth club, at Seaforth, on Tuesday last, with the fol- lowing result: GODKRICH. IIRLIORTM. Adamson. Young. Allan. Leldlaw. Strachan. Paterson. Ilutchison, skip 2, flatly, skip 11. Dunsford. Wilson. McGregor. ' Wilson. Moorhouse. Wilson. Da_ ncy. skip 17. Wilson. skip FL Majority for Goderich 6. Fos BRANDON. -Mr. Andrew Waddell, who for many'years has occupie.I the re- sponsible position of Deputy Clerk of the Crown for•the county of Huron, will teat. on Monday next for Brandon, 'Manitoba. We understand Mr. Wad- dell will establish a land .office in that flourishing town in connection with our townsman, Mr. J. W. \Veatherald. Both gentlemen are well and favorably kuown _here, and highly respected for integrity and uprightness in business matters. 6 PEE OEN -THE CA NADA Landed Credit Company is prepared to bane money on good Farm security, at six per oent. Full particulars given upon application to HEIGH HAMILTON. C. L. agent. Doderlah. 1785. Y. H. liorrowees can obtain moue_ y in °sonny 1 title is eatisfactory.-DA FUTON & JOHN. (2, 1TON. Barristers, &c.. Goderich. 1751 ol RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE, tc . Life and Aocident Insurance Agent. ; DlirKeelatina erst-oisse0orapanies. Also agent I,. br the CANADA live STOCK l'I,ICRANCE CO. ", Money to lend on Mortgage. either in Town or a !arm Property. in any way to suit the borrow- s tr. oe-(np-stalrs) Ear's block. Goderich rl i 8 • Rieeical. ., Is d -1--e---1--v -v----,--- -zt - - e Ditt lItTOH1804, DITNOM414.024, Ont. Olt 11 GR. MoDONAGH, M.D. PHYSIC- • IAN. SURGIEON, ite.. Graduate ot Tor- onto University. Lioentlate of the Royal Col. v. lege ot Physicians, London, England. etc., &c., ; M. C. P. 8. Ontario. Ofilce and residence " Opposite Baley's Hotel. Hamilton street. tied - *tic& 1198 -em I DR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR- t GEOPI, Coroner. &o. Offiee and residence on Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria 1 Street. 1751. 1 - i la G. MACKID, M. D. PHYSI 11. OWL Surgeon and Aoceuch;r. Gradaste ot Toronto University. °Gee oppoeite Canter- ron it Cameron's Bank. Lookeow. if not in °Moe. enquire at the Beek. 171111-7. , I IRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON, 1-' rhyme -Num inirgeons. Aoreuchere. Ike. 088ee at Dr. esansous residence, near the Jail. Gederieb. O. C. Inteemet, J. C. II exit - TOM. •1711. T A.110:14111111D, V. IL , (SINCTICHNOR ey . is . Ovedestie et Oahu% Nrs- tertitary 0Ss stables aad rseldeaes‘ we :rote Mr,st four deers ewe ()Mot= pi. 111,--estess eamtlued as to NT- . tonsorial. -,. ..---- *MK NIGHT, PR A ("MAL 111 A R- • HER and Halr-dreseer bray to return thanks to the panne for pain "311. and *Alleles a entrainnanee of eunteilli_. _. *10 com &Imre he ?need et his Shaving Paseo?. near the Peet Offtee ooderieli 1763 T C. CITRATEo THE PEOPLE'S ACC- . . . _ . • e . M. ELJILSNOR LinoRARN'S RILADINDB.- This talented elocutionary lady artiste gave one ot her entertainments under the auspices of the Mechanics' Institute, in the Town Hall hut night. Tho reu- dering of the various piece(' was most excellent, and elicited frequent express- ions of applause from the audience. "The Senator's Dilemina.'' "Sims' Lit- tle Girl," "How we went to • 'Pic-Nic," -but stay, it is no use to go into par- ticulars when every selection was admir- able. Those who were absent last night's missed a treat seldom offered to an Owen Sound audience. --[Owen Sound Times. SORE A.TIPLIcTION. --We clip the fol- lowing from the Stratford Beacon the 10th inst: Our obituary column this week contains the announcement of a double affliction which has befallen our old and esteemed friend, Mr. W. N. Howie, bursar of the Institution for the Blind, Brantford. Surely indeed has he been bereaved -first of his beloved wife, and 24 hours after of his youngest daughter ! Fur many years, says the Brantford Expositor, Mrs. Hosaie has been in a delicate state of health, and was repeatedly given up by her physic- ians as near her end. Her wonderful vitality and spirit, however, seemed to carry her over serious attacks of illness that would have prostrated others. Some three years ago she visited. her native country, and returned greatly im- proved in health. But the disease had acquired too great hold of her constitut- ion to be shaken off, and gradually she became weaker and weaker, until Friday evening, when death finally terminated her sufferings. No doubt the sudden illness of her youngest daughter, (who died 24 hours after the mother,) hasten- ed her end. Mrs. 'Jessie was much be- loved by a large circle of friends. Her sprightly temperament and warin-heart- edness made her a welcome guest in many a home. She was none the leas an earnest, devoted Cluistian, and died in full assurance of hope. The remains of mother and daughter panted through Stratford for the place of interment at Goderich, on Tuesday, accompanied by friends from Brantford. Rev. Dr. Cochrane came as far as Stratford, but pressing duties prevented his going fur - The services at the grave were conducted by Rev. Dr. i're. nesdny, for Clinton, to prepare the way at that point, and Mr. O'Connor re- mained to get the Goderich party under way, which he did in such • manner as to gain credit to himself and the com- pany which he represents. Mr. Harry Annetrong, the popular ticket agent, went as fur as Stratford, and saw that. the travellers were nicely started on their way. From the Clinton New Era. If any doubt had been entertained as to the existence of a fever tenned "Manitoba," or "Dakota," these would have been removed by a visit to the Grand Trunk stations between Goderich and Mitchell, yesterday, where every- thing was bustle and activity. in the de- sire toset away on the "specials for the West. 4 The train from Clinton consisted of 14 freight cars and 2 passenger coaches, and were loaded with almost every pos- sible kind of merchandise, which inclu- des seed grain, firm implements, buck- boards, waggons, buggies, fowl, cattle, horses, etc., etc. The following are the names of porting shipping cars from here, with their destination. Where two or more names occur the parties are shipping together: - John and Thomas Gorrell, Hull, Brandon; Thomas Burnett, Goderich township, Fargo, Dakota; John Hudie, Goderich township, Granden, Dak. ; Thomas Elliott, Goderich township, Fargo, Dak. ; George Cox, Goderich township, Granden, Dak.; Jas. Robert- son, Goderich, township, Portage la Prairie; J. R Holmes, 'Holniesville, Emerson; R. W. Moore, Clinton, 2 can, Emerson; R. Stirling, Goderich town- ship, I. Weaver; G. Stewart, Tucker - smith, Tower City, Dak.; Austin Callen- der, Clinton, Brandon; C. & 0. Woods, Hayfield, E. Tebbutt, Goderich, Bran- don; John Pollock, Stanley,. Emerson; W. Fox, Clinton, D. Welsh, Goderich township, T. Reid, Stanley, Emerson. The passenger coaches contained 125 persons, and in addition. to the' names enumerated above, were the following whose names we were able to get: -Jas Thompson, Clinton, who goes through in charge of the party, J. Fitzpatrick, Mn. R. H. Call and 2 children, Mrs. J. W. Fullerton and family, W. Fox and family, Jno. Fox, R. W. Moore and family, J. Whittingham and Mr. Watt, all of Clinton; T. Johnston, }rank F. Goodwin, Peter Aikenhead, T. Reid and family of .6, D. Cullen, Jas. Arm - inning, P. Ganin and sons, T. Eggleson, W. Pollock, Jno. Elliott, all of Stanley; A. Docking, Holmesville; Jas. Cox, Geo. Hanley, W. Herbisen, A. McDon- ald, F 51altman, Mrs. J. Maltman and daughter, Jas. and Peter McGregor, 0. and N. Churchill, H. Sweets, H. Cook, Jas. Robertson and family, R. Ferris, W. Cronyn,' Hennes and wife, F. Morrish, Goderich township. A train Of 12 cars of general effecta left Goderich yesterday, with about 100 persons on board, and one left Seaforth- with 8 cars of freight and about 125 pas- sengers. The when( forming the largest party that has 'ever left this county in one day. RV riiir 'oRZAr WRaVERN. Yesterday the Great Western special excursion passed through, sharp on time, with 175 passengers on board, among them being Messrs. Jas. McCartney and J. Pinning, from Clinton. About 40 take tickets here on the excursion of next week. PARLOR CoNcRRT. -The regular fort- nightly parlor concert under the auspi- ces of the ladies of Knox Church was held at the residence of Mrs. Cozzens nn Tuesday last and was well attended. The following programme was carried out successfully: -Duet, Misses Maud Start and Williams; recitation, Miss Fannie Hutchison; song, Mrs. Tonu; instrumental solo Miss Carey, reading, Mr. Fred McDonald; duet, Mrs. Toms and Miss Williams; reading, Mr. Elliott; song, Miss Williams; recitation, Miss Maggie Cameron; duet, Mimes Hutchis- on and Start; solo, Mrs. Toms; "Nation- al Anthem- by the company. The chair was occupied by Mr. Weir. About $12 were netted on the oocasion. The next oonoert will be held at the resi-, donne of Mn. Frazer o*t Tuesday, the fleth Walk Tits SAINTS CAL -It is very well known that the car nearest the engine is exposed to the least dust and that the rear car of a: train is generally safer than the front car. The safest is probably the last car but one in a train of more than two cars; that is, they are fewer chances of accidents to this than any other. If it is a way -train at moderate speed, or any train standing still, a col- lusion is possible from another train in the rear, in which the last car receives the shock. Again, the engine and front cars of a train will often run over a bne ken rail or h cow, or stone without de- triment; while the last car, having noth- ing to draw it into the line of the train, is free to leave the track. Next t3 the forward car the rear car is probably the most unsafe in a train. The safest tent is probably near the centre of the last car but one. -[Railroad Journal, THE EXODUS. Tie Outpour felon Mures to the Berth. West. On Wednesday morning a dense crowd filled the waiting room and plat- form of the G. T. R. railway station here to witness the departure of the first consignment of emigrants to Manitoba and Dakota from thin point for 1882. So great was the jam that it was difficult get a copy of the "Life and Speeches of Legal Notices. 4 Hon. George Brown" for the Library. to move about. The scene was a stirring one. Men Mr. F. W. Johnston was also thanked were to be seen, red faced and perspir- for the gift of a copy . of the'."Life of ing, hauling boxes and teunks for check - Garfield." ing; or dregging vehicles, leading hor- We are informed that Norman Mc- ses, or assisting in lifting some agricul- Dairinid has secured the position of en- rural implement into a car. The rail- way officials were kept very busy, and gineer on Clam Shell dredge, owned by Carkin, Stickneyit, Cram, of East Sag- the amount of freight was much greater than had been expected. The freight inaw, and that W. Login is now engin- eer of the tug Mat Stickney, owned by was rushed on board the cars in a lively r manner; nevertheless the train did not the same firrn. get away until 10.15, owing to the vast amount of stuff to handle. It was im- possible to get the names of all who left at this point. It is thought that the number ot persons leaving would reach nearly 100. We secured the following liaiiloa: FOR MANITOBA. \Yin. Murray and W. G. Murray, of Goderich; W. Robinson and family, five page, we omitted the .following cases: vicinity to see if they amid not get some Goderich; Alex. Maywood. and - 12. Walsh vi Standard 'Fre 'bosun- special favors for the salt interest, which r-'"' *may. nine persons, Goderich township; ante Co: Malcomson & Wade, for Tit; the government candidates for the Hu- Miss Lizzie Gordon, Goderich; Mr. Jas. M. Racket fnr deft. Tons might use as a trump card. The Gordon, Goderich; R.. W. McKenzie, 13. Bowen vs. Schafer; M. Elliott for deputation were anxious to enlist the Goderich; Jobn Graham arid Wm. Gra- Off, ; Maleomson in Wade for deft. services of Mr. Heason, but they could ham, Stanley; H. Washington and wife, est limit of lot. I Wrot y (Ole. 1211: twenty tee', .. Inetain um. and eighteen )It). in the °oder. me C. E. Holt, of New Westminster find them nowhere. Dr. Coleman and Colborne; 8. Oke and family, nine per - 1, Mike reserve two (1) enema. more or leen. Coq-uitlan Cannery, formerly of Barrie, Mr. Ram Platt said they could and sons, Colborne; Edwin Aborn, Col o rich offiee reserve. thence North thirty two Ont., was in teen during the week, on a would find him. The House was sitting. borne; Isabella Purvis and Colin Purvis, the Southerly single of lot thirteen 1131. Oetti IC degrees. West Are en ehaine. seventy five visit to his brother Mr. P. Holt, of the and thither they bent their steps. Ac- Goderich township; A. Whitely, Gone - 751 links, mere or lass, to a pMnt me teseeredCameron, Holt & Cameron. He costing the doorkeeper, they enquired ncli township; .1. Shiekhi and family, and three 1108) feet from the centre line of the firm, of of the Cirend Trunk Midway, Whfff. 6 has been four years in British Colum- for the member of North Perth. The live parsons, Olmiarich township; Junes )flSt has been Planted the mid distance of one hie and previous to that was a resident official opened the portals and looked Sharpe, Gederich; Mrs. George Shep- tindred end three INN feet. beteg sirseuredi' in. '•Yee," said he, iroing with his pard, Nile; W. Rutledge, Goiliirich; Mr. t right angles to the said end's) iine. t of Los Angelos, Southern California. , ' finger. "there he is, in is usual place. and Mrs. J. Jewell, Colborne; D. Sher - nth petty one OM degrees. West to • nt .„ ... our hundred and (seventy two ice feet. sr. r STRIP lee DAT. --The 17tri "1: The visitors stared intently in the direc- key, Goderich; W. Wolters. Colborne; rty from the North Weeterly limn of Ooderlch March, Ireland's national day. will he tion indicated. but could see nothing ef J. McIntyre sad W. McIntyre, %Jaunt; ee reeerve to the Painterly limindary of the and conveyed by the Ooderich Summer Hotel celebrated in fInderich hy a lecture by the object of their search. "l'hist Ja• Wilson, Goderich, prospecting in 'ompany *0 (5. rorporation of the Town al Father McKeown, of Parkhill and a black -end -tan looking chip: e.t.a Mr. M en i tebs and Dakota ,' W. Gordon, erlderler' " lir°r"°"6. Thar" "uth Plistelt• sacred concert. in St. Peters ( hurch. Platt. in despair, "is likely to be some Godench tewnship; Jacob W. Young, one the mid etotterly boundary of the town property anA parallel to the westerly hound, The subject of the lecture is very appro. Frenchman who has taken Mr. Heseen's Goderich. ary of Inc Whirler property nue hundred and priate 'The faith of St. Patrick.' seat - They went sway much chagrined Yon DAKOTA. errentr Me I int1 feet mor. or 1." "' II. centre r ether Winters would like a irrand turn at their want ef sitecess. Inter in the R. Junieson and family, three per- ot • incest tree on the top of the hank. Thenee mouth forty one and • half 1110 deer:Pee cwt to -night. day, they met with some of the mime - west. nin along the easterfy limit at the as.1.1 The new altar of nt. Peter's is design- tone and several M. P 's among whoa tosri properly. on. hem:howl and thirty sit I= feet. Thenee south thirty seven C.W1 ele- ed hy Mr Welsh. of tisafortho The was the rejuvenated M. P for Nrth men. Past atill aims/ the said easterly limit tom' tli parcelled and iunnounted ti A Perth. ' 'Goodness me ''' ex. lamed Mr. of the aid DIRT property. two hondeed sad lin, Gm, „., th. pl.,. ni h,sinning. t, Gothic Miler, which reaches the height Platt, "it i Henson. and not a forrin woe protirrit &he" dett,r1hod • r'ornPlisingloto -4 21 feet A beautiful statute nf the frogeater. I have heard of °^1"r"*""1 frorn Ave lil 'Wel" in'luei"' ofthe Wend hate of Jewel' will fill the niche hair Owning whin through hard study, Goderich ofnee rf.flOTT. and portions nf Norte A and R. Which TAMA and Tenements t in front of the pillar. The altar when but VII be hanged if I ever heani .if its turning Meek r- Upon the matter being sispiainorl. Mr. P. hunt into a hearty laugh. eniclaiming. "Why. I did not think we had nae man in the whole Hu- ron Tract that would make such a guy of himself 7--{Strattenl Beiscon. of nr. h20,0,0 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND NV on Farm and Town Property at lowest in- terest. Mortgoges purciuseed. no Commission c reasonable. SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAN• D.▪ ' ! 1 0UNi or Heacm. t By virtue of a Writ of TO WIT: Fieri Facia*, issued out Her Majestys Court of Queen's Bench, and me directed against the Lands and Tene- ents of EDWARD MARLTON, at the suit of RANCIS SMEETH. I have seised and taken 1 Execution, all the right, title and interest. ad Equity of Redemption of the above named endant in and to the following property :- taste. lying and being in the Town of Gods each, in the County of Huron. known as the simmer Hotel property, particularly described follow*: t'ommencIng at a point on the Forth limit of West street. said point being ue west one hundred and fifteen and one half t i1150 from the South East angle of Lot umber five i51 Goderich office reeerve, Northernof enoe Easterly along the limit est street one hundred and fifteen and one alt feet 0150 to the South East angle of the d Int number fire 1St. thence due North two chaim's. more or lees, to the North East angle [that Lpt. thence due F. t wenty nine and half links, (MP more or less, to the South West lein e of Lot twenty one *. in the Oodertch Mee reserve. thence doe North along the Among the names of press men apply- ing for a charter for the "Saskatchewan Forks Colonization Co.," we observel MR. PLATT DIDN'T KNow Hoc --A that of Mr.' M. Y. MoLeati. 1 the: correspondent writes: The change which Seaforth Expositor. We understand Mr. Hessen has made in his appearance that stock for the cnmpany hat ale with the aid of hair dye, is so startling been subscribed fnr in Grxierieh. that even his intimates failed to recog- In our list of Chancery oseea to tie nize him. The other day there came a heard hem to -day, published. on 2nd deputation to Ottawa from Goderich and shall offer for male, at my Mlle* Is the (08,0 finished in white and gold, will he a HowieIn the Town of tinder teb. on Thursday p ih. twentieth day of April noel, at the hour of handame ure of work, and the con - 1 f the locknoon. grogation of Rt. Peter. will duly *Mire- .: oc. ROBERT GIBBON'S, elate the 'Forte nf their realism' pastor 8'1**illtrri""1"- heriffM(Wench to bawdily the sanctuary The altar S's ee, 'annum nkh;ea i pra wilt ere "IVO; the status $60 1 wyreirrati emir IT ',pow. mom! 1 11 - Literary Hottest,. The Lsosteen Sever Pusteenusii Co., 41 Barclay Street, New York, have is- sued their reprints of the London Quar- terly and Edinburgh Reviews forJanuary. The former review will attract much at- tention, as it contains a further criticism of the Revised Version of the New Test- tament. The article in the number ter last October confined itself to an exam- ination of the new Greek text; that in present number handles with severity the new renderings of the Greek into English. Both articles aro reported to he from the pen of Dean Burgon, of Chichester. The other articles in this number worthy of note are: "American Politics and Parties," "tits Jacobin Con- quest," "Darwin on Earth Worms," and "The Comte de Mentiosier." The Ed- innereh Review is a very full and inter- esting number. It contains eleven *u- nclose, the principal of which are: "Taine's Conquest of the Jacobins," "The Life of Mr. Cobden," "Ancient Animals of South America." Throe ar- ticles are devoted to subjects which at present possess unusual interest, viz.: "Tunis and Carthage," a very readable historical sketch of a portion of North Africa hitherto little known; "E/ectro- Motive Power," a popular account of the steps made toward the application of electrical foroe to mechanical purposes; and "Irish Disoontent;" which ointains extracts from the literature newt widely reed by the Irish penple, end attributes muck of the disaffection to the publica- tions id the Young Ireland Reboot lorries Sale LIM. Peremptory auction solo at Currie's sons, lioderich; Wm. 4rtur tied fame auction mart, Crabb s Block, Godench, ly. five persona, Goderich. Geo. Ache- on Saturday, March 2fOth, 1882. Sale sonModerich. Miss Ellen L COI, (Oldie commences at 1 o'cleck sharp. rich; Beej. Warmer and family, six per- sons, Dungannon . A. Wilkin• and falai- It is said that Rerlinth, the mono , seven persons, Duregannoe R. list lord, ho rd, wgrows rich ander the N. pte C. Wilson and son, Dungannon. Mr C. J. (O'Connor, the well-known tall....a.tucathre, is.larsonuitein"fpi"intchtImiebnlhve ;117 travelling passenger went of the C)ii- eage & North Western R. R.., and Mr. anal madame, and minute lately tic enema by the ex Emmen* Etigente anti This. Fordtravelling agent for the G. live permanently in England. iiviter an T. R., arrived in town oil Tumidity, and satisfactorily arranged for the "exodus.- "'wont ' behind to extort more hiesei money from Canadians to keep all Him Mr. Ford left on the early train en Wed. otyle np Innwirive -two nor ILO etetallent honks et refeemice 4 1 a • e . M. ELJILSNOR LinoRARN'S RILADINDB.- This talented elocutionary lady artiste gave one ot her entertainments under the auspices of the Mechanics' Institute, in the Town Hall hut night. Tho reu- dering of the various piece(' was most excellent, and elicited frequent express- ions of applause from the audience. "The Senator's Dilemina.'' "Sims' Lit- tle Girl," "How we went to • 'Pic-Nic," -but stay, it is no use to go into par- ticulars when every selection was admir- able. Those who were absent last night's missed a treat seldom offered to an Owen Sound audience. --[Owen Sound Times. SORE A.TIPLIcTION. --We clip the fol- lowing from the Stratford Beacon the 10th inst: Our obituary column this week contains the announcement of a double affliction which has befallen our old and esteemed friend, Mr. W. N. Howie, bursar of the Institution for the Blind, Brantford. Surely indeed has he been bereaved -first of his beloved wife, and 24 hours after of his youngest daughter ! Fur many years, says the Brantford Expositor, Mrs. Hosaie has been in a delicate state of health, and was repeatedly given up by her physic- ians as near her end. Her wonderful vitality and spirit, however, seemed to carry her over serious attacks of illness that would have prostrated others. Some three years ago she visited. her native country, and returned greatly im- proved in health. But the disease had acquired too great hold of her constitut- ion to be shaken off, and gradually she became weaker and weaker, until Friday evening, when death finally terminated her sufferings. No doubt the sudden illness of her youngest daughter, (who died 24 hours after the mother,) hasten- ed her end. Mrs. 'Jessie was much be- loved by a large circle of friends. Her sprightly temperament and warin-heart- edness made her a welcome guest in many a home. She was none the leas an earnest, devoted Cluistian, and died in full assurance of hope. The remains of mother and daughter panted through Stratford for the place of interment at Goderich, on Tuesday, accompanied by friends from Brantford. Rev. Dr. Cochrane came as far as Stratford, but pressing duties prevented his going fur - The services at the grave were conducted by Rev. Dr. i're. nesdny, for Clinton, to prepare the way at that point, and Mr. O'Connor re- mained to get the Goderich party under way, which he did in such • manner as to gain credit to himself and the com- pany which he represents. Mr. Harry Annetrong, the popular ticket agent, went as fur as Stratford, and saw that. the travellers were nicely started on their way. From the Clinton New Era. If any doubt had been entertained as to the existence of a fever tenned "Manitoba," or "Dakota," these would have been removed by a visit to the Grand Trunk stations between Goderich and Mitchell, yesterday, where every- thing was bustle and activity. in the de- sire toset away on the "specials for the West. 4 The train from Clinton consisted of 14 freight cars and 2 passenger coaches, and were loaded with almost every pos- sible kind of merchandise, which inclu- des seed grain, firm implements, buck- boards, waggons, buggies, fowl, cattle, horses, etc., etc. The following are the names of porting shipping cars from here, with their destination. Where two or more names occur the parties are shipping together: - John and Thomas Gorrell, Hull, Brandon; Thomas Burnett, Goderich township, Fargo, Dakota; John Hudie, Goderich township, Granden, Dak. ; Thomas Elliott, Goderich township, Fargo, Dak. ; George Cox, Goderich township, Granden, Dak.; Jas. Robert- son, Goderich, township, Portage la Prairie; J. R Holmes, 'Holniesville, Emerson; R. W. Moore, Clinton, 2 can, Emerson; R. Stirling, Goderich town- ship, I. Weaver; G. Stewart, Tucker - smith, Tower City, Dak.; Austin Callen- der, Clinton, Brandon; C. & 0. Woods, Hayfield, E. Tebbutt, Goderich, Bran- don; John Pollock, Stanley,. Emerson; W. Fox, Clinton, D. Welsh, Goderich township, T. Reid, Stanley, Emerson. The passenger coaches contained 125 persons, and in addition. to the' names enumerated above, were the following whose names we were able to get: -Jas Thompson, Clinton, who goes through in charge of the party, J. Fitzpatrick, Mn. R. H. Call and 2 children, Mrs. J. W. Fullerton and family, W. Fox and family, Jno. Fox, R. W. Moore and family, J. Whittingham and Mr. Watt, all of Clinton; T. Johnston, }rank F. Goodwin, Peter Aikenhead, T. Reid and family of .6, D. Cullen, Jas. Arm - inning, P. Ganin and sons, T. Eggleson, W. Pollock, Jno. Elliott, all of Stanley; A. Docking, Holmesville; Jas. Cox, Geo. Hanley, W. Herbisen, A. McDon- ald, F 51altman, Mrs. J. Maltman and daughter, Jas. and Peter McGregor, 0. and N. Churchill, H. Sweets, H. Cook, Jas. Robertson and family, R. Ferris, W. Cronyn,' Hennes and wife, F. Morrish, Goderich township. A train Of 12 cars of general effecta left Goderich yesterday, with about 100 persons on board, and one left Seaforth- with 8 cars of freight and about 125 pas- sengers. The when( forming the largest party that has 'ever left this county in one day. RV riiir 'oRZAr WRaVERN. Yesterday the Great Western special excursion passed through, sharp on time, with 175 passengers on board, among them being Messrs. Jas. McCartney and J. Pinning, from Clinton. About 40 take tickets here on the excursion of next week. PARLOR CoNcRRT. -The regular fort- nightly parlor concert under the auspi- ces of the ladies of Knox Church was held at the residence of Mrs. Cozzens nn Tuesday last and was well attended. The following programme was carried out successfully: -Duet, Misses Maud Start and Williams; recitation, Miss Fannie Hutchison; song, Mrs. Tonu; instrumental solo Miss Carey, reading, Mr. Fred McDonald; duet, Mrs. Toms and Miss Williams; reading, Mr. Elliott; song, Miss Williams; recitation, Miss Maggie Cameron; duet, Mimes Hutchis- on and Start; solo, Mrs. Toms; "Nation- al Anthem- by the company. The chair was occupied by Mr. Weir. About $12 were netted on the oocasion. The next oonoert will be held at the resi-, donne of Mn. Frazer o*t Tuesday, the fleth Walk Tits SAINTS CAL -It is very well known that the car nearest the engine is exposed to the least dust and that the rear car of a: train is generally safer than the front car. The safest is probably the last car but one in a train of more than two cars; that is, they are fewer chances of accidents to this than any other. If it is a way -train at moderate speed, or any train standing still, a col- lusion is possible from another train in the rear, in which the last car receives the shock. Again, the engine and front cars of a train will often run over a bne ken rail or h cow, or stone without de- triment; while the last car, having noth- ing to draw it into the line of the train, is free to leave the track. Next t3 the forward car the rear car is probably the most unsafe in a train. The safest tent is probably near the centre of the last car but one. -[Railroad Journal, THE EXODUS. Tie Outpour felon Mures to the Berth. West. On Wednesday morning a dense crowd filled the waiting room and plat- form of the G. T. R. railway station here to witness the departure of the first consignment of emigrants to Manitoba and Dakota from thin point for 1882. So great was the jam that it was difficult get a copy of the "Life and Speeches of Legal Notices. 4 Hon. George Brown" for the Library. to move about. The scene was a stirring one. Men Mr. F. W. Johnston was also thanked were to be seen, red faced and perspir- for the gift of a copy . of the'."Life of ing, hauling boxes and teunks for check - Garfield." ing; or dregging vehicles, leading hor- We are informed that Norman Mc- ses, or assisting in lifting some agricul- Dairinid has secured the position of en- rural implement into a car. The rail- way officials were kept very busy, and gineer on Clam Shell dredge, owned by Carkin, Stickneyit, Cram, of East Sag- the amount of freight was much greater than had been expected. The freight inaw, and that W. Login is now engin- eer of the tug Mat Stickney, owned by was rushed on board the cars in a lively r manner; nevertheless the train did not the same firrn. get away until 10.15, owing to the vast amount of stuff to handle. It was im- possible to get the names of all who left at this point. It is thought that the number ot persons leaving would reach nearly 100. We secured the following liaiiloa: FOR MANITOBA. \Yin. Murray and W. G. Murray, of Goderich; W. Robinson and family, five page, we omitted the .following cases: vicinity to see if they amid not get some Goderich; Alex. Maywood. and - 12. Walsh vi Standard 'Fre 'bosun- special favors for the salt interest, which r-'"' *may. nine persons, Goderich township; ante Co: Malcomson & Wade, for Tit; the government candidates for the Hu- Miss Lizzie Gordon, Goderich; Mr. Jas. M. Racket fnr deft. Tons might use as a trump card. The Gordon, Goderich; R.. W. McKenzie, 13. Bowen vs. Schafer; M. Elliott for deputation were anxious to enlist the Goderich; Jobn Graham arid Wm. Gra- Off, ; Maleomson in Wade for deft. services of Mr. Heason, but they could ham, Stanley; H. Washington and wife, est limit of lot. I Wrot y (Ole. 1211: twenty tee', .. Inetain um. and eighteen )It). in the °oder. me C. E. Holt, of New Westminster find them nowhere. Dr. Coleman and Colborne; 8. Oke and family, nine per - 1, Mike reserve two (1) enema. more or leen. Coq-uitlan Cannery, formerly of Barrie, Mr. Ram Platt said they could and sons, Colborne; Edwin Aborn, Col o rich offiee reserve. thence North thirty two Ont., was in teen during the week, on a would find him. The House was sitting. borne; Isabella Purvis and Colin Purvis, the Southerly single of lot thirteen 1131. Oetti IC degrees. West Are en ehaine. seventy five visit to his brother Mr. P. Holt, of the and thither they bent their steps. Ac- Goderich township; A. Whitely, Gone - 751 links, mere or lass, to a pMnt me teseeredCameron, Holt & Cameron. He costing the doorkeeper, they enquired ncli township; .1. Shiekhi and family, and three 1108) feet from the centre line of the firm, of of the Cirend Trunk Midway, Whfff. 6 has been four years in British Colum- for the member of North Perth. The live parsons, Olmiarich township; Junes )flSt has been Planted the mid distance of one hie and previous to that was a resident official opened the portals and looked Sharpe, Gederich; Mrs. George Shep- tindred end three INN feet. beteg sirseuredi' in. '•Yee," said he, iroing with his pard, Nile; W. Rutledge, Goiliirich; Mr. t right angles to the said end's) iine. t of Los Angelos, Southern California. , ' finger. "there he is, in is usual place. and Mrs. J. Jewell, Colborne; D. Sher - nth petty one OM degrees. West to • nt .„ ... our hundred and (seventy two ice feet. sr. r STRIP lee DAT. --The 17tri "1: The visitors stared intently in the direc- key, Goderich; W. Wolters. Colborne; rty from the North Weeterly limn of Ooderlch March, Ireland's national day. will he tion indicated. but could see nothing ef J. McIntyre sad W. McIntyre, %Jaunt; ee reeerve to the Painterly limindary of the and conveyed by the Ooderich Summer Hotel celebrated in fInderich hy a lecture by the object of their search. "l'hist Ja• Wilson, Goderich, prospecting in 'ompany *0 (5. rorporation of the Town al Father McKeown, of Parkhill and a black -end -tan looking chip: e.t.a Mr. M en i tebs and Dakota ,' W. Gordon, erlderler' " lir°r"°"6. Thar" "uth Plistelt• sacred concert. in St. Peters ( hurch. Platt. in despair, "is likely to be some Godench tewnship; Jacob W. Young, one the mid etotterly boundary of the town property anA parallel to the westerly hound, The subject of the lecture is very appro. Frenchman who has taken Mr. Heseen's Goderich. ary of Inc Whirler property nue hundred and priate 'The faith of St. Patrick.' seat - They went sway much chagrined Yon DAKOTA. errentr Me I int1 feet mor. or 1." "' II. centre r ether Winters would like a irrand turn at their want ef sitecess. Inter in the R. Junieson and family, three per- ot • incest tree on the top of the hank. Thenee mouth forty one and • half 1110 deer:Pee cwt to -night. day, they met with some of the mime - west. nin along the easterfy limit at the as.1.1 The new altar of nt. Peter's is design- tone and several M. P 's among whoa tosri properly. on. hem:howl and thirty sit I= feet. Thenee south thirty seven C.W1 ele- ed hy Mr Welsh. of tisafortho The was the rejuvenated M. P for Nrth men. Past atill aims/ the said easterly limit tom' tli parcelled and iunnounted ti A Perth. ' 'Goodness me ''' ex. lamed Mr. of the aid DIRT property. two hondeed sad lin, Gm, „., th. pl.,. ni h,sinning. t, Gothic Miler, which reaches the height Platt, "it i Henson. and not a forrin woe protirrit &he" dett,r1hod • r'ornPlisingloto -4 21 feet A beautiful statute nf the frogeater. I have heard of °^1"r"*""1 frorn Ave lil 'Wel" in'luei"' ofthe Wend hate of Jewel' will fill the niche hair Owning whin through hard study, Goderich ofnee rf.flOTT. and portions nf Norte A and R. Which TAMA and Tenements t in front of the pillar. The altar when but VII be hanged if I ever heani .if its turning Meek r- Upon the matter being sispiainorl. Mr. P. hunt into a hearty laugh. eniclaiming. "Why. I did not think we had nae man in the whole Hu- ron Tract that would make such a guy of himself 7--{Strattenl Beiscon. of nr. h20,0,0 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND NV on Farm and Town Property at lowest in- terest. Mortgoges purciuseed. no Commission c reasonable. SHERIFF'S SALE OF LAN• D.▪ ' ! 1 0UNi or Heacm. t By virtue of a Writ of TO WIT: Fieri Facia*, issued out Her Majestys Court of Queen's Bench, and me directed against the Lands and Tene- ents of EDWARD MARLTON, at the suit of RANCIS SMEETH. I have seised and taken 1 Execution, all the right, title and interest. ad Equity of Redemption of the above named endant in and to the following property :- taste. lying and being in the Town of Gods each, in the County of Huron. known as the simmer Hotel property, particularly described follow*: t'ommencIng at a point on the Forth limit of West street. said point being ue west one hundred and fifteen and one half t i1150 from the South East angle of Lot umber five i51 Goderich office reeerve, Northernof enoe Easterly along the limit est street one hundred and fifteen and one alt feet 0150 to the South East angle of the d Int number fire 1St. thence due North two chaim's. more or lees, to the North East angle [that Lpt. thence due F. t wenty nine and half links, (MP more or less, to the South West lein e of Lot twenty one *. in the Oodertch Mee reserve. thence doe North along the Among the names of press men apply- ing for a charter for the "Saskatchewan Forks Colonization Co.," we observel MR. PLATT DIDN'T KNow Hoc --A that of Mr.' M. Y. MoLeati. 1 the: correspondent writes: The change which Seaforth Expositor. We understand Mr. Hessen has made in his appearance that stock for the cnmpany hat ale with the aid of hair dye, is so startling been subscribed fnr in Grxierieh. that even his intimates failed to recog- In our list of Chancery oseea to tie nize him. The other day there came a heard hem to -day, published. on 2nd deputation to Ottawa from Goderich and shall offer for male, at my Mlle* Is the (08,0 finished in white and gold, will he a HowieIn the Town of tinder teb. on Thursday p ih. twentieth day of April noel, at the hour of handame ure of work, and the con - 1 f the locknoon. grogation of Rt. Peter. will duly *Mire- .: oc. ROBERT GIBBON'S, elate the 'Forte nf their realism' pastor 8'1**illtrri""1"- heriffM(Wench to bawdily the sanctuary The altar S's ee, 'annum nkh;ea i pra wilt ere "IVO; the status $60 1 wyreirrati emir IT ',pow. mom! 1 11 - Literary Hottest,. The Lsosteen Sever Pusteenusii Co., 41 Barclay Street, New York, have is- sued their reprints of the London Quar- terly and Edinburgh Reviews forJanuary. The former review will attract much at- tention, as it contains a further criticism of the Revised Version of the New Test- tament. The article in the number ter last October confined itself to an exam- ination of the new Greek text; that in present number handles with severity the new renderings of the Greek into English. Both articles aro reported to he from the pen of Dean Burgon, of Chichester. The other articles in this number worthy of note are: "American Politics and Parties," "tits Jacobin Con- quest," "Darwin on Earth Worms," and "The Comte de Mentiosier." The Ed- innereh Review is a very full and inter- esting number. It contains eleven *u- nclose, the principal of which are: "Taine's Conquest of the Jacobins," "The Life of Mr. Cobden," "Ancient Animals of South America." Throe ar- ticles are devoted to subjects which at present possess unusual interest, viz.: "Tunis and Carthage," a very readable historical sketch of a portion of North Africa hitherto little known; "E/ectro- Motive Power," a popular account of the steps made toward the application of electrical foroe to mechanical purposes; and "Irish Disoontent;" which ointains extracts from the literature newt widely reed by the Irish penple, end attributes muck of the disaffection to the publica- tions id the Young Ireland Reboot lorries Sale LIM. Peremptory auction solo at Currie's sons, lioderich; Wm. 4rtur tied fame auction mart, Crabb s Block, Godench, ly. five persona, Goderich. Geo. Ache- on Saturday, March 2fOth, 1882. Sale sonModerich. Miss Ellen L COI, (Oldie commences at 1 o'cleck sharp. rich; Beej. Warmer and family, six per- sons, Dungannon . A. Wilkin• and falai- It is said that Rerlinth, the mono , seven persons, Duregannoe R. list lord, ho rd, wgrows rich ander the N. pte C. Wilson and son, Dungannon. Mr C. J. (O'Connor, the well-known tall....a.tucathre, is.larsonuitein"fpi"intchtImiebnlhve ;117 travelling passenger went of the C)ii- eage & North Western R. R.., and Mr. anal madame, and minute lately tic enema by the ex Emmen* Etigente anti This. Fordtravelling agent for the G. live permanently in England. iiviter an T. R., arrived in town oil Tumidity, and satisfactorily arranged for the "exodus.- "'wont ' behind to extort more hiesei money from Canadians to keep all Him Mr. Ford left on the early train en Wed. otyle np Innwirive -two nor ILO etetallent honks et refeemice 4 1 a