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Y" c LINTY NEWS
THIRTY-FOURTH yK l I.
WHOLE NOMMHh:lt 11'3.>.
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new Adverttseaseats
%Call Paper. -Janina tattle.
The Oreat Harlington Itau:c.
Helfer•. Strayed. John Tann.
Alma Line. -Harry Armstrong.
r'atlt•:tic P11b J. C. Ayer 3 t'u.
Murtaiage Sale. - Seeger 5. Murton.
(iox'.erich High School. I1. 1. Stracg.
Court of Itevielon. J. A. McDoetagh.
Fur Sale or to hent. -Geo. 11. Johnston.
Farm for Sale by -%Solan. John Muscly.
sro.en and Tinware. -James Saunders & Ron.
Dentistry.
NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN-
h doors b lo.v Hunk of Montreal, oie r. 011osand residence. West oddo-
Itch 17571
L'DWIN KEEFER, DENTAL SUR-
D (MON, date with Trotter & Caesar, the
Iceding Dentists of Toronto.% All operations
neatly and careful) performed. Rooms. Bea -
...r 111u. k. CLI, roN. trPatieuta from a
+stance will please make appointment in ad-
s,. r by nisi). 18.12
She People's Column.
IDRESSMAKING. - THE MISSES
H1$S5T take this opportunity of an-
r•uunciag to Hu ladies of Goderich and vieln-
i y that they have secured ruonts over Geo
rg-
A.Lewun'a store, where they wall carry un the
business of dress anti mantle making. Rav-
ing had several years experience as fashion.
able dressmakers• they feel confident that
the can r
y give osrfect satisfaction, to all who
may favor them with their orders. Apprent-
ices wanted. lll7ri-Im
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -THE
1' premises known as the Tecumseth
Halt Wu with Mock. containing one steam
pan 60ft and one iron pan 50ft in length, with
*lltuther oppor:uui•ies for making salt in good
ruining orer. Working Capaett 100bla per
daday clear prtoprice
ft. wtpply Sille toGto. barrel. 190a
P. O. Box 70. Ooderich.
L"ARM FOR SALE BY AUCTION. -
That valuable tarm known as pert of
1,1 8, Maitland con.. will be sold by public
auction, if not previously disposedof. on
ifunday, the tab of May. The tarn] compri-
ses IA ares part of which is an excellent or-
chard of eight acres. the rernalnder being pas-
ture toad. It is situated about 2t miles from
Godes**. stud has erected upon it two driv-
ing homes and a stable, cowshed and necess-
ary out -buildings. For further particulars
arp1yto W. Y. WALK[a, :t1 Notre Marne
s•reet. Montreal, or to John Muscly, (lode-
-Leh.
WANTED
6, W ANTED T �r
d . References requir- Legal Notices.
8 en and $10 per
ERV.1NT W -
t Immediately a ggeeneral servant. Must be
good cook
and laundress
P • ltsrraane, en agem t, -
month. Apply to on. OAartow.
May tth 1882 1881
Strayed Animals. •
HEIFEICS STRAYED. -$TRAYS
Frain the premises of subscriber, lot
[Ofh cum.t , western division of ('olborn
)neAbows white e w thof roain aboul. lost t the ckltann
head. and the other red. with some whit
spots. Information leading to their recover
will be suitably rewarded by the owue
Jon* Tirrix,Y7arlow P. 0. - 18111 -it
Loan_
S
_ _ ant) insurance.
l' fONEY.-PRIVATE FUNDS T
1 lend on easy terms in suets to suit bor
rowers. ALex. Mel) ALLAN.
Ouderieh, Nov. 17th 11 L 1413-1ta.
*500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
lei*CAMERON, HOLT bt CAMERON, Gode
1759.
15,000 TO LEND ON REAL ES
e TATE. Terms favorable. Apply to B. 1.
DOYLE, Goderich. _ 1731
60,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
on good Farm or first-class Town
•t8pee cent. Apply to R. ftADCLIF EProperty5
GODERICII, ONT., FRIDAY, MAY 12, !,$,S .
AND GENERAL INTELLIGENC
NEWS ABOUT HOME
l[cG11.LICUD1)Y BROS. PCatls saw
11.50 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
ENTRANCE ExAHINATtoa.- -The exam- I Mi. ti. II. Johnston,. agent G. W. R.
Alain illeamem
nation fur admission to the G
School, here., un th'r71t1t • xnagal of the St. Paul
e 29th and :10th of .E Alanitobx Ry., that all is clear and
June, Person intending t.. try for the I trains again running reguh].ly. The
exarnivatiun should scud their names f
in rid rtxb ntfunns us !,n hes recery 1 t l
D ".� chlel'samang ye talo ' H h 5ch 1 ilii
Au' teith he'll urn
WN TOPICS.
n note,., Ig ex, sillbe held to the Centtul i from th (' b1 a e e{(ram
rat he 1 1I
a.
ei
y I Si: yeah expert n, in photographing. •z- I .t dare the 26th Inst. i day tow Deli inst., as advertised.
plains why r. p Geo. i
E
Reboot'.
51 r.
E. L. r
J
I wen's manager, succeeds eo admirablvuhin Tlt
turning out strictly that class work. Copy-
- ing and enlarging done is all sizes.
Notice is hereby given that under a writ of
!"ca Ex, the property known as the Park
Hogue, will be sold at my otnue, by Sheriff's
G sale un Saturday the 1316 day of May next, at
_ the hour of 11 o'clock noon. Robert Gibbons.
The artot picture taking to greatly advan-
cpeed slime int the likeness
Benjamin West undertook to
has the newer( wand llbest appliances a his
studio, and if you want a goo.) photo.' give
- him a cal.
PrtoTe TION 50x Tint WoRwiNa MAN. -
James Saunders & .yon, protects the interests
of the workibgman, by giving their goods at
low prices, and treats all alike, who have the
ware at lh to owesthin town, are selling have and large
stork of wall paper and baby carriages, for
which no reasonable offer will be refused.
The Cheapest Rouse under the Sun."
TOs 111 (treat Western excursion will leave Tues -
to Mr. Strang before
,
.01 amount
TO LEND IN ANY
cent. 1'rmi ate undi.borrowers Apply o at
o64 and
MOxTO.N, Ooderlch,
ONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
11 amount of Private Funds fur investment
vt lowest rates on prsiclaas Mortgages. Apply
to (JARROW & PROUDFW'r.
DANS FREE OF CHARGE. -
J Money to lend et lowest rates, free of
any costs or charges. SEAGER 4 MORTON.
opposlts Colborne Hotel.
Goderich. 23rd March 1881. 17 79.
t PER CENf. -THE -CANADA
V Landed Credit Company is prepared to
lend money on good Farm security, at six per
cent. Ful particmarsAlvan upon application
to HUGH HAMILTON, C. 1.. agent, Ooderfch.
17!15.
gi20,0e0 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
on Farm and Town Property at lowest in-
terest. Mortgogee purchased, no Commission
charged. Conveyancing Fees reasonable,
N. B. -Borrowers can obtain money in one de
if title is satisfactory--DAVISON & JOHN.
9TON. Barristers. dee.. Guderich. 1731
rD RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
I v Lite and Accident Insurance Agent.
Representing Ono-elass Companies. Also agent
for the CANADA Little 8TrCg t.'tst•RAN(-g Co.
Money to lend on Mortgage, either in Town or
Farm Property. in any way to suit the borrow-
er. Office -Gm -stairs) Kav's block. Goderich.
• 1837-21.
TO LET. - TWO COMFORTABLE
Houses on Stanley street. aeleaceut to
the Weare. For further particulars apply to
Mon. gtootxos, Stanley St. 1837.21
1ARRIAGE AND BLACKSMITH
'hops for meteor to rent, in the village of
Myth. There are on the premises • good
rriage and
blacksmth shop. click e'40i8e, and and one ctwo stores
blgh. WO! be said on ter reasonable terms.
A•mrms e. HAMILTON, 131rthe Ont.
Myth. Ont., April 13th. 18*2. 1831 -it.
r e0 gENT. -- A COMFORTABLE
1 liouac o., south Street. containing 8
r.oms. kitchen and pantry, with hart and
s3tt water. Apply to GEJ. , c.11al1oN.
1833-tf.
, C. WILL PAY FOR THE SIGNAL
t rJ restage free for the balance of 1881.
-rl.seribeat once, and get full benefit of this
.offer
/CORT(AGE SALE OF 33 LOTS IN
lel PORT ALBERT.
Hy Verdict of the power of sale •ontainsd
in a Mortgage from Elizabeth B. Weise and
Julius Weise to the Vendor Iwhich Mortgage
will be produced at the time of sale./ there
will be offered for sale by Public Auction, by
J. C. Currie. Auctioneer, at hisauction rooms.
In the Town of (loderich, on the 6th of June,
1881 as W2 o'clock, noon. 35 contiguous lots, in
the South part of the town plot or Port Albert.
know as the property owned by Mrs. Julius
Wise. It contains 17 acres of excellent level
land, 1 with nearly new frame dwelling house,
and good orchard. The property is in every -
way ae mast desirable une for a residence.
market garden or small farm. Very liberal
and easy terns of payment will be given.
Title perfect, and tmmesiiate p,essesslon
dr^^ For paste -Mars a�,p1
signed. Dated 5th May 1821. y t•, the under
J. C, cuestas. SaAugx 4- MORTON
1838 -td Auctioneer. Barristers
Goderich
NOTICE TO CREDIT; iRS.
We regret to learn of the continued
illness of Mia Aitkins.
The cows are pasturing on the square.
Where are the authorities !
Mr. W. E. Doyle, of Alpena, Mich.1.
is in Gown visiting relatives.
Mr. W. Knight, the knight of the
razor-, has gone prospecting to Mani-
toba.
Rev. J. W. Sutton, M. E. pastor, has
leased the large brick residence of Mrs.
Cattle.
On Monday last, Mr. P. O'Dea snow-
ed us a strawberry plant Wee down
With luscious fruit.
Mr. Morton, of the fine of Morton &
Creasman, has been dangerously ill u
congestion of the lungs.
The first load of lumber for Willi
e Lindsay f'.ut came to hand last
11 an enlarged and unproved form
It has new adopted the eight•paste
style and is a first clam newspaper from
a literary and mechanical standpoint.
It bean evidence of prosperity, and We
wish it a lung cuutinuauce of the same.
Mr. Henry Martin, who recently re-
moved to Exeter, received a heavy blow
on the head from a bedstead which he
wa.a handling. The blew happened to
fall upon a spot where a tumor had been
cut out, and it was feared that the con-
sequences might be serious. We are
glad to hear that he is not now much
the worse for the accident.
Mr. Jaynes A. McLaren, an old Gude-
rich boy, now traveller for Orr, Harvey
to Co., wholesale hoot and shoe dealers
of Hamilton, gave us a call on Saturday.
During his four years residence in tee
Ambitious city, Mr. McLaren has
"stretched" in height,and the strapping
young six f Iter was hardly recognized
by old friends. He likes Hatuilton.
week- t
. 1 CONSERVATIVE MEPlTIN
We are asked to request parties driv-
ing into the courthouse square to close
the gates when entering; and leaving.
Otherwise cattle get Into the enclosure
and injure the young trees and do other
dame to
ns
visittiinng the Parrk aro desired tell cies* the
gate after then, un every occassion, for
fl
the same reas,m. It should be the wish
f I of every law abiding person to keep our
; parks neat and clean.
1 (;oop C.arrts.-Mr. R'. McLean gene-
rally manages to buy the best cattle that
are to be bought, and those delivered
here fur him this week were no excep-
on to the rule, as the following will
how: -R. Waite, -2 steers and cow, 4750
s.; R. Scott, cow, 1400; J. Brown, 2 P
steers, 28.10; E. Lear, 7 head, 10260; T. w
Elliott. 2 head, 2860; W. Ball, 4 head,
6370; W. Ball, 5 head, 7530; John Gov -
Mr. I i
ler, 4 head, 5300; H. Radford, 5 head, 0
6210; Jas. Campbell, cow, 1410. -[New ( f
Era. ( e
We regret to learn that Mr. W. Hib• tt
bard, son of Hon. John Hibbard, Ameri- h
can Consul at this port, who recently be
.t'"Murray arrived on Wednesday last
fram Blind River ray the schooner Ni-
na.
We hal the pleasure of seeing the ti
smiling face of Capt. A. E. MacGregor I a
on Saturday last, on the first trip of the I lb
Manitoba.
RHUBARB.- Mr. Wm. McCaig has
oar thanks for a gift of early rhubarb.
It was the largest and best we have seen
this season.
33RD BATT. --The 33rd Huron battal-
lieu will go into camp at Carling's farm,
London, on the 14th of June, and re-
main there„12 days.
The Goderich SIuxAL is down un t118
bonus system, and with good reason. It.
Is unjust in principle, and very often in-
judicious In practice. Sometimes the
results are beeefisial. We have supported
the granting of a tonus to two iudustriea
of this town, sad still believe. it was
G. prudent to do it ao the time. Neverthe-
' lea the thing is wrx.ng 01 most oases,
and we would wrongly favor an act to
take away the power filen tuunicipslitiee
• of b,nusine iudeetries or even except -
of fug them from taaatton. The tub that
ton cannot stand on its bottom, has not bet-
e4 -
n' enough to stand on. l f a malt's
Maine's will not pay well enough to
enable hint to lay his taxes, it u too
poor a trade to put money into, and if
it will pay Nell euaegh for that purpose
the town ought not to pauperize him by
its misplaced charity. The trouble hes
been that if one town wits not bonus,
another will, and 'human unhealthy rival-
ry is kept up that results in less, injustice
and injury eventually to meet of the
parties cmcerned. Let the power grant-
ing bonuses be taken away. ---(Waterloo
Chronicle.
Mr, Poster Iirrsre be Lipner', or (:edeetels
is tddrrs b) tae Tory ('aadidate
Mr. Robert Porter, the candidate
the Conservative party in South Ida
held a meeting in Victoria Hall on Tu
day evening. There was a good attend-
ance of the electors. on inotiorit Mr.
F. W. Johnston was called to the chair,
and briefly introduced the speaker of
the evening.
Mr. Porter, on coining forward, was
warmly greeted by his friends. He
o�tened this remarks by 'paying a high
tribute to the geographical pusitiou of
Goderich, its beautiful appearance, and
its continental reputation as a sump
resort. He was before the electors as
candidate for their suffrages, and t
meeting was called so that he nlig
have an opportunity of becominst a
quainted wit%, the electors, as he was
str.tnger to many of them. At the 1
election, he said, the question befo
the electors which decided th - fate ,
the party then in power was the N. P
At that time it was on its trial, and w
to a certain extent a shatter of specul
tion. During the past three years
however, it had been tried, and no
it was once more to bo weighed in th
balance. The speaker then went on t
dilate un the beauties of the pr./teeth.
system, and cited the ''States and Bel
glum as examples of how countries coal
ler
Lis
ht
c-
a The following is the report of school
ant Inspector Miller on. the evening clasaee
» trader the auspices of the Mechanics In
,s atitute, and is highly complimentary.
Godericbt May ebth 1882.
an. Silt, -I have the humor to enablers re-
a- port on examination of pupils who at - tended classes in gook -keeping and'
w • Drawing during this year.
e I think the results ace very satisfactory
o to pupils and teachers, and I think the
e Directors of Goderich Mechanics' Insti-
tute are to be congratulated on their
first effort in this spheres of action. j
have the honor to be sir, your abed'%
servant. .T. R. Miller, 1. P: S.
Duewl.4o.
Lt A. Andrews, 2nd M. Cookm•runf M.
Weehaate.• Instigate teeming- tLresrs,
be developed by means of a protective
tariff. Canada had prospered under the
N. P., money was. plentiful, aad work
was easy to obtain. Ile challenged the
mechanics arid laborers, if during the
aat year they had not been able to ge
ork whenever they felt like working
This challenge brought from the work
ng men ..f the audience a grand• chore
f "No, No, No ! and it aeemed that se
ar as this item was concerned the speak
r had ventured ata unfortunate aner-
on.) Continuing, Mr. Porter said that
e was sorry Goderich had not felt the
neficent working of the N. P., and
oped times would improve. After ex -
oiling the good that had
Seegmiller, 3rd K. Bali:
000K-KBEPpyec,
- lat •1'. A.Rhynas, 2nd Janice- Heade,
e1314 Geo. B. Moore,. 4th R. 11 Merida,
5th A. Weatherald, 6th Bella IratcheU
Average 57%.
The Goderich District meeting in con- h e
nection with the Methodist Church of -1i
Canada, will be held in Clinton, on the bra
23rd "and 24th inst. - def
The town band has postponed its con- ho
cert until about the middle of June, I cee
when they hope to be able to offer a po programme. 1 wh
At Wingham, on last Wednesday, he
John Reid was tined $500 and senten-1
ced to intpriaonment for one month for , wh
the illicit manufacture of wLisky. ' W.
Dr. Roseburgh, of Toronto, the well-
known oculist, will be at the residence1
f Mr. J. R. Miller, Guderich, on Satur- 1
day, the 20th inst., and will receive
nt to San Antonia, Texas, for h
salth, has not been benefitted greatl
the change. On Saturday last h
ether. -Mr. Fred Hibbard, of Chicago
t for San Antonio to bring the inveli
me. Consul Hibbard, purposes pro
ding at once to Chicago fur the pur
ose of removing his son, u, G.derich
ere he hopes ice will, improve i
alth.
Aec[,ueNT, -1 In Saturday evening
ile sitting in the house reading, Mr.
L. Newt
is
M:,4 gnu t(. Inge
ie country as a whole, from his standpoint,
he alluded to the increased import trade,
d and quoted figures from the Trade and
Nayigatiun returns to show that the N.
- P. had not discriteinited against Great
. i Britain. The surplus was then held up
e as an illustration of what had been
brought about by the protective tariff.
He did nut intend to go into all the sub-
jects on the present occasion. Ample/
opponent would be given him to seal
with th -
fa pursuance of Chapter one hultdred and Patients.
, seven. section thirty four, of the Revised -ta-
totes of Ontario. Notice is hereby iv en that In the supplementary estimates Mr.
S. Platt figures for $22,500, this being
the amount awarded him by the High
Court of arbitrator%) in a suit of Platt vs, hos
the Crown. aqa
Legal. all creditors and others haring claims against
the estate M John Paamore late of the town
-- IS of Goderich. in the County of Huron. and
LA Attorneys. BARRISTERS,'cey &csmith, Province
deceased. Ontario.wagon
departed this lifehon r
Office io the Court House. G,derleh. about the fifteenth day of April last are re -
IRS !Awls. M.A.. B.t•.t. E. N. Lswre,
ltld).
HARROW & PROP-DFO(1T, BAR
quare- to send by Trost, prepaid, or to deliver
to Messrs. (:arrow & f'roudfoot, Selicllors for
Emily Pasmorc. of the town of (;odcrieh.
aforesaid. widow, the Executrix of the last
!OSIERS, AttorneS, !oliettors, etc Will and Testament of the saitl deceased, on
(loderieb. J. T. (Jarrow, %%. Woodrum. 1731 or before the flfteenth day of June next, a
statement containing their names end ad-
L. DOY' dresses, end full particulars of their claims of
• Attorney. Solicitor in Chancey Qc., i any. f mentioned. the Raid
Goiterich„Ont. J. Ener Executrix will data fast!
1751, Exe.•utpita-fllproceed todiatribate.the assets
of the said deceased amongst the parties en-
-1 EAGER
TBR �MORTON, B� R,R�I�S- laimstnf�whi.-h noticritha� aheenlRl‘1,r%
nuiae
r•� lJr., t J. A. Morton, q'tttgy
BLE, BARRISTER AND the Re( uritis•, r held by n and that
C, 8sager h '
haat. 1731.
\�+ MALCOMSON, BAI.RisTER AND
► J Solicitor. Of !ci•-_Const at %Vest street
ane) Market square, over tieorgr Acnraon's.
Goderich. 1731.
CAMPION , ATTORNEY - A T-
. LAW. Solicitor in Chancery Convey-
aaoer. Re. iQWIse over Sheppard'', chancery,
iinder(uh, T►rtt. Any amount el money to
Man as lowest rates of interest. 1751-y.
CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON,
Banissert4 eeltelfass In Chaneerv, are„
0. Cameron.
!d, d Cameron, E.
t'j.���� ,acme. G,.terich. W. F.
Isles a �ba• 1751.
3 ebical.
DR. HUTCHISON, DUNGANNON,
(Let. 1812
t R. MCDONAGH M.D., PHYSIC.
lf. IA N. st'ROEON, kr., Oradttate of Tor-
reon University, Licentiate of the Royal ('ol-
. of 'bi.lclra s, 1.0114011, England.
i . C. 1� 1' Ontario. OR oe and resider".
t to Malley'% Hotel. Hamilton street,od-
enen. 172-e6rn
DR i11cLEAN, PHYSICIAN, BUR-
L, (*eraser. (Ore and reeidenee
as Entre torn•%, set•sa/ deer west of Victoria
*Ret. 1751.
O. MACK/D. M. D., PHYBP
sad Aossgeber,Oredust
Ni• e . t'1*' la
VEII! SHANNON R HAIttiLTON,
tngeela+w� residence. near the
Jail. ttederieh. 0. C. ada*wosl, J. C. Mann:
root. Net.
Y.B. , (SUCCESSOR
of Oaterto T�-
tan Vevy ate ofe ana�aa f• e chis
en Vow tetlretl,MAriwlOmeettit d ���
Hwte1. N. R. items, .!alai b to spend
nes.. 1,M.
hits*" 111..
1 C. t'i RRiE,THF. PEOPLES ACC
","-FTP 00d..r!..t, ft,,. 1181
shot a required: and the Bald Executrix will
aot be !.able teethe sale tweets or any part
thereof to any person or persons of whose
elalm. notice shall not have been reneived by
her said Solicitors at the time of mach distri-
bution.
Solicitor for l' mily' Pamtore, E(x Tut ri x.
Dated at Goderi. h. this Inn May A. D. 188:.
IRtlit
ORTGAGE SALE OF A VALU-
OvF A HFIELiAMA FARM IN Th F. E ('t)tUNTN'H05
HURON.
under End by virtue of a tower of Rale ron•
tallied in a certain in'lentnre of mortgage
whieh will be pioduced at the time of sale,
made by .tames Finn. There will be sold by
public auction, h John (', Currie, auctioneer,
at Delonggs Hetet-. In the rinse* of Port Al-
bert, on Taesday. Ilse mut day of Way Inas,
at 12 oclock, noon. the following valuable
farm property. viz The South gulf of the
South half of lot number three to the fifth
cnneesslon, western division of the township
of Ashaeld, in the County of Huron. eontain-
taa Arty acres of land. more nr les. of wbk•h
30 sires are cleared, fen •cyte and in a fair
Mat. of ctiItivstk,n. and the reutv,ind„ria Miah
land wooded with hard "sod and Armlock.
and iwe
s rapabta ofwtlty eloared. Thr
buildingemssiete of • dwetim.t house
18x11. The maks egg teas et good timidity.
fhb farnt M v ataaeemdlr Mewed. being
12 mines from the Saga el ti.wterieh,
wtbia half a mtle et the gran„1 rmd.
fears nederlea b Ktitearettne. and
1mew e1ebVI sof
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!'1 ODERiCH HIGH SCHOOL
the next cotesttee *Ai be herd
lathe (:oatrdl PMWet
day the ahead Mk tt sad 0*••
ant. eaehday, Int*mditt�
irIsStd to metier the Hoed Master eetIA*
yea Tuapat�ter net later utas the M6 Inst.
any Teethe,' Intrtrwretlon rewarding the
elimination we the school. Apg(y. to
N r wriemeO, P. A.
'eta" nowt Master
overcome with dizzi-
ness, which was quickly followed by
blood spurting from mouth Medical air' wo
was at once called in, when an examine
tion indicated that he had byes inemean
burst a blend teasel in his stomach. The
accident, it wa.s tirst thought. would be
quite serious, 'but we are pleased to learn
that he is now able to get about the
se. and seen expecte to be about
in.
ure meetings, when he
uld have an opportunity of meeting
his opponent face to face on the plat-
yform throughout the riding -an oppor-
tunity which he earnestly desired. Be-
fore concluding, however, he would re-
fer to the resolution which Hen. Mr.
Blake Lad introduced in the House,
asking for enlarged powers to Canada in
the making of treaties. He thought
this was a step to ward independence;
and the severing of the ties that bound
us to Britain. Independence eventually
meant- annexation, and - annexation
meant the destruction ,of Canadian sen-
timent, and the building up 1,1 a great
ion on this continent which would hoe
oestrous to the we)fareof thepeace and
nnony of the world. He was Heit-
h born a Scotehnian but his wife
and family and all that he held roar
and dear, were Canadian. For Ibis
reason he was opposed to the
cornmercial tt4aties resedution. The
Tupper-Onderdonk contract was explain -
A Mrs. Lynn, of Saginaw, while on a
visit to relatives in Goderich, met with
a sad bereavement in the death of her
little eight menthe old babe, by conges-
tion of the lungs.
Mr. Roderick Fetzer (134) won the
picture put up ey Mrs. Walker recently
for competition. Mrs. Walker desires
to return her thanks tet all her friends,
who kindly assisted her on the oc(c"- l�
The Misses Reset hat c opened a tlr:se-
ntaking estsbhahment in the 'seems egret• treeiu
Geo. Acheson's store, They have a re fret
ARB(•e Dee. -On Monuay last it is es-
timated that between seven and eight
hundred shade trees were planted here.
One prudent hetien was the planting of
a large number by the tewu, along the
front of the cemetery. Although all eat
planted are net likely to grow, if a fair di
percentage of them do, the people will ha
he fully repaid for their outlay. It is an iat
ouraging sign to nee farmers also
ing an interest in the ivatter. Many
th
his vicinity- going extensively into
i•htntinu alone the fr•.nt of their
nines. -(New Era,
putatien for good work, and will doubt- G. H. 5. L. S. - A special meeting Of et'
eta
the
of a
ne
lean get n Large share of fashionable cus- the Goderich H. S. L k.ciett was held
tom. on Tuesday at 4 f• m.. to consider the
Ret. W. Craig, of Clinton, will occupy ;ehteul.hchx leti;a the .4 whether t.Clinton tee H. `.ie DSOs
i
the pulpit meniiug and Peening in St,
by the sneaker, from the Tu reel
ndpoint, and Brayley was made to he
scrapegoat for Sir. Charles ie. the
ir. The iucreaae•d receipts were
fit referred to and the country con -
George a church on Sunday next Rev -1 rely t'' take fart in a public contestt gra
i ce "'What abas
out the incte._i ez
R. Hick. of G elericb, will exchange put -1 spirited discussion took place. Some vui
its with R 1 members sere CoLt eg Hoeoes. -We are elease(f to. l)ntLers opirosed "u3444 any challenge
but evaded direct answer to the quu.-
learn that our young friends D. Meted -whatever. It Wee finally liege -sad and IncBurp tion by again referring to surplus.
tulated ripest Cie good showing. IA
p ev. Ir. Craig t n ttheo.;ca- re in fever of sending a fop. penditures ? I The speaker admitted
Sion
mal chalit•tije aa soon as cams -yoked that the expenditures lied Ojai increased,
livray and J. C. Robertson, have suc-
ceeded in carrying orf the Classical prizes
in their respective yearn at University
Collette.
1 cerrild that the -Secretary- of the Grade- He was not itoing to deal largely with
rich Society Should curreepnn 1 with the the pahlie questions en the present nc-
Secrt•tary of that of Cleitou, in order 1 cation, but was anxious t.. meet Mr.
h
t at a contest may he arranged for, I Cameron face to face. (ironical Hear
The contract far the foot bridge acrossj ( ham t -r tl. --In aur tam ta,u •, .o 1,10 I electors to (•.trader the N. - -- -
the Maitland at Saigon', Las been gicPtl pre,l.er column. ue ana"nn(••, P. the key -
hear, and afplanse.1 He wished the
Go$eriolt Towaship.
y Hotrfasvitiz,. klay 1st,- 913$1
I Ret•. C. R. Matthewa,.of St. Stitephan's
parsonage, who ie anindeiatiguable
worker, sunshine or rain, Ilea been
obliged by illness to seek the. Seaside.
rt is said that his plane -during his ab-
sence, will be supplied by stu(.aaata front
Huron College.
COUNCIL Council mat to -(fag punt'.
ant to adjournment. Members. all pre-
sent, minutes of last meeting read and
passed. By-law No. 4e present year,
passed. Moved by .1. Cox, seconded by
J. Peacock, that Mesara. Crabb, Bur,
Furse and Brincombe be allewed to per-
form their statute Taber on the lane on
which they wrought it last year--Car-
tied Moved by J. Peacock,,. seconded
by J. Istithwait, that J. Kirkpatrick
and F. Kedaly be allowed to. work their
statute labor on the lane whore, their
property lies --Carried. Moved by J.
Whitely, seconded by J. Peacock, that
the assessor be paid $15 extra for- filling
up seven columns on the assessment roll,
more than formerly -Carried. Moved
J. Laithwait, seconded h' .1. Peacock,
that the sum of $:'.59 he gratttetf to each
roast commissioner for quad improve-
ment for the present year -Carried.
Mored by J. Cox, seconded by Jr White-
ly, that the petition of Geo. Miller and
fifty-nine others asking a grant for cut
ting a shill on Bide road between lots 311
and 36, 13th con., he complied with.
and a sum of $125 bo granted to be ex-
(p,eeended under the tuperintesdence of the
lieet•e --Carried. 1 -oder • the head of
indigence the-6,llaw•irig minas were grant-
& 11-tn. Colline, indigent, $18.75; Rubt.
Bray, indigent, $[0. Expenses con-
nected with wending Jojta Chambers tit
Toronto hospital, *27:. The fellow
ing accounts were paid: Sf,.r oftice,print-
ing, $15.97; T. Wetheesld and ethers
for surveying on tide road, lst con..
$8.80; J. Pestes, repairing bride 4th
can., $'2; Thee. eleyors, undcrdrain on
Maitland can., 31.5(1; astesser Salary,
$fir,; Alex Taylor, repeiring culvert II.
R., 50 cents The Council adjourned
to meet stain en the 26th inet.--.f.ts,
i'ATTON, Clerk.
e l the death atone of the arch at the coati
to Mr. Sands, ane' t. to be finishex, to -1 of the late :1r. Jahn McIntosh, father i tion, and it and the deve)opmont fried is in this v''
day. The old bridge will be close3 up . of the Resat's. Macintosh, merchants of of the North West w the else- Mr. Stsnky fr..n] Lucan was Visiting
and the building the new bridge prow- this town, wleo diet] on 4th May, at. th vicinity [amt week.
Cured with r.
tions that should g v•e•tte that 'e 112 '5 Mr. John Bryson and family of St
Mor. i auvanced age of 74 years. Mr. Mein -
W. Rm. W. H. Murney, of (3o.(erich, bah, one of the oldest pioneer farmers
D. I. L of ()uteri. Kest, called ton ns in the County ..f Heron, WAS a native of
the .•%her day on his way home from the Atwrdesnsltim, �c..ttan(;, who cauls to
performance of the and of this � a rappees �ersou eat their vote,[ Ig
t the funeral "boo -lutes of his father. wed linX trip. He was a devou, and th.• coining (renters( In South Hur(en.
Urenge ;ieaitinel forest.,, l.enet-recta ntemhee of the R. C. Charch,. I (fleet hes
If the electors believed the Hon. Mr.
Blake was the greatest statesman in
Canada ( hear, hear,j and t•,were,l head
and shouldera over all others, than the
i duty of attend h en tnty shoo,, 4, years ago n Itis k 1 1
Qiitattret is badly behind the age
A loving husband and father, and a tree Au elector wisL...i t.. ask 31r. Pt Her
m friend st d•
NON tttl*stes• On Tuesday Kr. Stet► gn'nen.wt w tghb r. Hw a .tUest out ats.ut his Inainnations e.t. tM
wife and
fyell l hate,
annexation question.dua. a gtteaber ig the town ermined of , large number friends, both ! The chairman and
e rhe sympathy r f a
the meeting d
e d-
/amtob tiodettch to ex vsent ery
t
and Protestants. About ell the question wall out of order,
u
Wale "Ir *node of atre••*Meru",
m
moon baa el.naideralwe to learn from nth, alto he trwlk a torryy serer. attack Mr. Johnston diol not wish to tat
�� yet. •.f Brig its direase, and 1►ithn' he tallied, an unfair 1 -- -
e
at vantage of (•.1.
death ha,1 set its seal urn his brow apevking at the meet
Mr. Alexander McIntosh f th
tear foreman of the hiaeharnith it du
cemneeion with the f(ee•gntiller oit/igd
plow Works, I;•dorieh. hdt ..n Wet{twa-
day last fee Renton Herber, Mich.,
wWher he es to take charge of the
blacksmith shop in eonnecti•.n with the
Resta§ Harbor Plow Work,. the Matti.
Mt /Ilanefsetet-y of the 13eagtailler Chill.
44 PlOa
.•r a prat
His funeral was one t f the tee rile, nevertheless
largest that he spent about ten rntnntee in letting
ever entered the R. t'. Church hers, the electors knew that he was the Tory
The Requiem Mass was celebrate., by nominee for Wee! Huron.
Father Wetter.. The choir sang under Mr. Platt then paid a tribute to the
the leadership •d the Sister* .•f St. ele,.l'tenee of Mr. furter, and flored a
,1 • rote of thanks to that gentleman, See -
onel,d by Mr. D. 11. Ritchie.
The rneetittg cleeed with cheer* for theQueen Hon Edt
l t Father Lnnn
n,t ret' $eaf„rih,
performer} the funeral a l-oe uies of his
kinsman at the :hatch and )rather Mae -
(hath at the arc,.. Rocniasttar t as
nee!
. war
.lase. Blake and Sir
Jobe hi.txlou nt(1
Helens pawed thr,ugh the village on
Friday last re tout„ to Ahrens.
Mr. Rtd.ert $tnthere left a few awe
aq.. f.r Ottawa, to attend the Normal
h.s.,l.
Thu teactut awl pupala t4 Is-lf4at
Sche (,1, have l.lantel a number ..f shade
trees around the srinr,l yen,, whirl wi11
in :t few years add )au.► to the apliear-
anee of the play gr(,un) and to tet:.• ceta-
f•.rt of the pupils,
kir. David iiar'c:ay. .0 Illi alai re
apected citizen of this , cried ten
Monday evening Hie
remains were Int . ' ngannow
Cemetery I,a W
Mr. Si f ownslItip;
has at a MISS of ne1 Est -
tarn, Pet eipmplet
dwelling. II is a credit to Mr. Plunkett
nor "t4 sniot
JO