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HURON SIGNAL'THU "'lin ffr1oN rLurrEgY. I' Tutt Qulwrvstive con I idate was very Blake will payee to the Irish people!
loves rota/ IHew M me I ere cam a dy totic Torry uuttlnwit 1 an:etuuste in his refer*»c to soup throughout Canada wtth what venom the '
ere the
\sleit at abate OtLa?turtb et ; o„s oesiou held at W tWth••ut ou i kitukegs, on Ti.esday. In every city in Tory papers hate Ireland 4114411 the Irish.
loathe Bquanrei Outari., rue kitchen* were open during__
OODERICH. ONTARIO, I'hersslay u( Iasi week to select . p pe
Aadtsd the t three winters, and in (:ederieh, Etspwnaa= in thii, isms w l be found
esPatebed to all pae4e of We eurrwwad candidate t.. ounteat the lLJmg at the Piot
oeYtry 0ytlse•tllesttisallaadtselw neat .&fissura- Mr. Farrow, M P., •ass during the put qua it curt over the detail* of u terrible tragedy which
aOetawe, . a sanitise el the aubi- :1,000 to fend our pay,:. t.eewrred in Dublin, on Saturday last.Iiom uses et shouse were conut•iring to - -- -' On that evening Lou' Frederick Crven-
deposs tic a t member. do ember 11 *tale Mr. PurWrsaidtlnatthe triumph dish, Chief Secretary for Ireland, and
of the Reformers et the neat election
nosing had the wttwtiun become slut 111r. T. flavilanal Burk*, Under Sem-
tseant a "return to the exodus," there
Mr. Potter, the dentate.' .4 Southnary, were wswinate.i in Phteujx Park,
was a perceptible titter in the auiience Lord Caveudlsh had lust arrived in Dub -
Hotels, IMO s invited to "Conte over to Thu goad man looked in wonderment
aeeieeis (Wistenam) and help us, by lin, and been *wont in as Chief Swcre-
over his spectacles, and appeared to be with the view of incepting autcilia-
a promiment polttrsan of that town. tslry, Y K
shocked at the levity of his hearers tory measures for the government ••f
r b.dsec Mr. Porter poured oil on the 7K
When Porter is Lela Chet sine* the N. Ireland. The gu�iarsinatjou is a dark
troubled waters or not it u nut fur ca to P. five person* have leftGoderich for the
say, but the intention was that hu should States dotal, and seems to be of •pert with the
"drop Lute Wiughant by accident," said to every one who went in Madotal,evil star which seems to guide
kenzie's time, he will see where the
be present at the meeting. Dr. Holmes
laugh came in '.poor Erin's destiny. Indignation is
r,t BrasseL, and Idle. F. W. John/ten, of greet at the fiendish act, and none more
¶1I) HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MAY . , 1882
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T R*s --$1.64 in advance,papaws Y�•ald
►e pub isbers; $1.76, if paid eture elk aesthe.
M if not so paid. This rule will be strictly
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Ilse tor Miit @
emelt .nt•ee neat Mouttn.throe mats
Per --yearly
tui
.a4 gjterl coatrwcts at reduced rates.
Jas Fel es.-• A'e have •lso•Mt-crass
3ebbleg department In can necttem.aY_)Poo��rr��r►
tag the most oomplete out -et asibmit
tar taming out work In Ooderiolam apsgsred
ars de bootees@ in that line at prtaestbalteasrtot
be beaten, and of a quality that csasot be
earpawed.-Teresa Coni
FRIDAY, MAY 12th MIL Gudench, were anxious, it seemed, to
play Brutus and Camilla to Mr. Farrow's
Julius Caesar. But the cunspu•acy was
nipped in the bud, and Mr. Farrow re-
ceived the nomination. However, when
the rwperts from the municipalities cause
before the convention, it was discovered
that the Refurmers had gained w largely
in the North Riding ajuce 1878, that it
was iwpolaible to count upon it as being
any longer • safe Conservative constitu-
ency, and 14r. Farrow was immediately
telegraphed to, that he might use his en-
deavors to have the second reading of the
Res -distribution Bill postponed, is or-
der to enable Dr. Holmes to reach Ot-
tawa and explain the situation. This
accounts for the fact that the Ger-
rymandering Bill was nut brought
down for second reading on Fri-
day, aid we now wait patiently to see
if the importunities of the North Huron
Tories will have any effect w far as the
further gerrymandering of Huron is con-
cerned The plan of division submitted
to the Government by the North Huron
Convention was as follows:
IVIIAT MR. PORTER DID NOT
EXPLAIN.
Mr. Robert Porter, has much cause to
feel pleased at the good tun) cut to his
meeting at Victoria Hall un Tuesday
evening. The Conservatives were out
in full force, and a goodly number of
Reformers were among the audience.
The Tories went to hear their champion
speak, be the subject what it might; the
Reformers attended in the hope that
Mr. Porter would define his position on
live issues, and explain certain anoma-
lies which now exist. Of the questions
which it was hoped Mr. Porter would
take up, but did not, are the following :
I. To explain how it was that Mr.
Porter, a resident of South Perth for
electoral purposes, came before the peo-
ple of Goderich and Colborne as the
Tory osndidats for their representation
when no convention had been held since
the gerrymandering of South Huron;
and despite the fact that the Conserva-
tives of Goderich and Culbtp'ne, by their
representatives in convention at Sea -
forth, had nominated Dr. Coleman as
their standard bearer
2. Did Mr. Porter approve of the ger-
rymandering of Huron by the placing of
Stephen in Middlesex, Uaborne in Perth,
and the southern portion "f Lucknow in
Bruce 1
3. Was Mr. Porter in harmony with
the idea of being legislated out of South
Hurn, where he Lad been for so many
e yearn a prominent resident ; and was he
in sympathy with the Government which
had deprived hien of the opportunity of
polling his vote for the min of his choice
in South Huron 1
4. Could Mr. Porter point to any tall
chimneys or other evidences of prosperi-
ty in Goderieh created by the benign
influence of the N. P.?
" 5. When had the exodusto the United
M. HURON
Howick
Tureberry
Morrie
Winygham
Brussels
Myth.
Wroxeter
W. HURON
Asia:tem
E, Wawanwb
W. ..
Colborne •
Goderich
(ioderich t p.
(Clinton.
Si. HURON
Mullett
McKillop
Hay
Exeter
Seaforth
.,tenle'
Hayfield.
Tucker.mithl
Tats platform of the Tory tweeting on
Tuesday last, looked very touch like a
political graveyard, if the number of
defeated candidates be taken into ac-
count. "Politically dead" secarel to
be written all around. First of the de-
ceased politicians wa• Mr. Robt. Porter,
the defeated of South Huron; then there
was Mr. SalnVel Platt, the defeated of
Centre Huron; next was Mr. John
Davison the defeated of West Huron,
and hard by was Mr. David Hood Ritchie,
the defeated of South Huron. Mr. F.
W. Johnston, a candidate for the politi-
cal necropolis in West Huron, occupied
the chair. There was an odor of politi-
cal graves, tombstones and epitaphs
throughout.
By the Star of last weak we find that
a meeting was held in Mr. Johnston's
law office, at which the candidature of
Mr. Rubt. Porter as nominee for South
Huron was endorsed by the Goderich
Tories. The Goderich Conservatives
are said to be a numerous nosy, and hew
it cemes that they all got into Mr. John-
ston's office to endorse the nomination
is • conundrum which we leave our
readers to solve. The probability is
that tight or teal of the tail end of the
Conservative party attended the meeting
and took upon themselves to endorse
Mr. Porter, regardless of the fact that
they were only a small end of the party,
and not empowered to act for all. This
is another instance of the tail attempt-
ing to wag the dog, instead of the dog
wagging the tail.
The upshot of the cpaspiracy is that
Bruce and Huron have been kept back,
probably for fnrther "carving" purpoees,
up to, the time of writing. Whether
the division, as proposed by the North
Huron Tories, be adopted or set. their
pitiful appeal to Ottawa for assistance
is a virtual acknowledgment by them
that the days of Toryism are numbered
in that riding.
The Reform Cunventien for the nomi-
nation of a candidate to contest the
constituency, and which was to have
been held en Thursday, May llth, has
been postponed, pending the settlement
States ceased ? and why was it that so of the riding boundaries.
many of his hearers had relatives, friends rills Attltav1 clearness,.
and acquaintances in Dakota, Minnow- A special despatch from Ottawa, receiv-
ta, Michigan and other American States ea w we go to grew, state that Huron
since 1878 1
6. Why was it that the trade of the
Canadian ports on Like Huron had fel- above baste
len off, and Mr. Lee, Captain Danosy
and others of our ship owners had their
vessels tied up in pe.rt for want of
freights 1
7. How came it that under the N. P.
the Beatty Line of steamers, which in
past years had two and sometimes three
boats per week calling at Goderich and
doing a large trade, are now touching position of • member of parliament, who
this port with only one boat per week, the snnexationista of Canada really are.
and claim that the freight dues net lay An elector un Teeaday night, desired to
even for One boat ? . ask the Tory candidate a question on
8. Did Mr. Porter approve o1 the this polnt,but with characteristic unfair-
dissallowance of Proeincial legislation, nese neither the chairman nor the
and favor the movement to deprive On ' candidate would listen to him. What
tario of her autonomyMr. Porter couldn't deny was this: that
9. Was Mr. Porter prepared to lend the chief spirits in the annexation move -
has been again gerrymandered, on the
K"I10 ARE THE ANNEXATION-
?
Mr- Porter chewed a woful ignorance
of Canadian political history, when he
hinted at the Reformers of Canada
being in favor of annexation. Mr. Por-
te: ought to know, if he aspires to the
his voice and vote to ti.e ill.ut of Quo- went were leading Conservatives. Was
bec, see as to lower Ontario in the scale nut Joseph How, Sir John's right hand
of Provinces, by upholding the action of man ,frees Nova Scotia, an annexation -
Sir John Macdonald in the natter of the ist
notf-ratification of the Boundary Award! Are not lair A. T. Galt (Thu, it is said,
10. Was Mr. Porter itlpfaver of the will shortly succeed Tilley as Minister
continuance of the,Senate,.as
at present df Finance, and "Look to Washington"
constituted, and did he approve of spend- Macdougall, a former member of • Tory Wel!: Mr. Robert Porter stated en
in =140,000 per annum to perpetuate Government, avowed anncxatii.nists 1 Tuesday evening that the resolution, for
that used*** chamber 1 I Mr. Porter should read up a little extension of powers for Canadian corn -
11. Did the wrenching of a surplus of more of contemporary history, and not mercial treaties meant independence,and
$4,000,000 by taxation, from the charge the Reformers with sins commit- independence meant annexation and an -
people of Canada by Sir Leonard . Til- ted not by their leaders, but by promin- vexation meant destroying the vitality
ley, exhibit any closer financial calcul•- ent members of his own political party. of Canadian enterprise and the enervat
tion on the part of that gentleman, than If Sir A. T. Galt, whose name is affix- ingof theCanadian people, together with
did the deficit of Sir Richard Cartwright ed to a declaration in favor of annexa- the creating of a great and powerful
during the depressed state of trade in tion, were to take Sir Lennard Tilley's country which would be inimical to the
1877-781 and would we tolerate a Town place to -morrow, would not Mr. Porter, welfare of the world, and a lot of other
Council which would stake a boast of who so vigorously denounced that sen- buncombe to the same effect, he simply
having a large surplus at the end of the tiuent on Tuesday, endorse the change l "bit off more than he could chew," -to
year, which had been piled up by raising use a Westernism. He (lid not start on
the taxes of the ratepayers, when a Tea President of the Port Ho pe Con- a sound proposition, and every secceed-
lesser rate could have been levied, and tllervative Association has publicly with- fag proposition was a fallacy which he,
both ends made to meet 1 drawu froom that organization. He says "r no one else, could argue out to a
12. Can Mr. Porter point to, any town he supporta the N. P. , but that the con.
or village in Huron which has net de- duct of the Denitni'n Government on the
creased in pr•pwlatien daring the past Boundary Award and the Gerrymander -
years, notwithstanding the beneficial' jog Bill is more than he can stand.
working of the N. P. -the Tory "cure- h is such honest winded sten as Mr.
all 1" Powers who will ensure the return of the
But Mr. Porter did net spode to Reformers to power •t the next election.
these matters. He devoted himself to __ _
high-sounding phrases and stale plats- , Tis Prince Edward Island Tury Gov.
tudes concerning the beauties of the otnrnent has met with • reverse. The
protective policy at a distance and die- Administration supported, and the Op.
anee lent enchantment to hie view, position opposed, the National Policy.
His spessoh throughout was nicely wont- This is the forerunner of large Reform
(I, and given with emotion and studied gains in the Dmmiiloa election There
return, ba' Weed tie Aloha ring
ars sex seats in Prince F,dward Island
to las hoer,. The , for the Commons, anal the Liberals et
M Mr. Tartar, { pert to get foot of then}, All the Mar
bet that he itfese Proviso -a ed) ge Reform at tis.
Paw manor c411111st onl'rrtve.r
the S.uur.ley of last week a gebtlen►•!a
hula U...terich ttusi hos horse to the poet
of Mr. Habkirk s v. r,.udsh. The •n►-
oval got frilthtvi ed at t w heelbarrow and
started, taking the post with him. The
buggy was lett at a harness ►hop in a de -
mut -ahead condition. Tt,u horse eso•p•d
with a few alight scratches.
Mr. Parker, blacksmith, of thi' place,
insde and put oft to ohs of Mr. Thomas
Ail. with.* draught !Peones, a pair of shoes
weighing eight pounds null two ounces
each. The old home .vent sway as light
as a tee•. filar old.
Carlota.
WM are glad to learn that Mr. Jobst
Young, wle, has been attending Queens
College, Kingston, tear the ict•t four
years, etas snccectied in getting ii first
scholarship ,8100!. He also r tWO
CLAIM prises arid los ti 1.
JULT IIIYIU1TI01--1888
thoroughly deprecate it than the Sons Fizz, AT, --on Frida; night hest a
and daughters of Ireland. Softie there roan sutured the barn of Mr. 9h..was
are sof other nation•Ijtiss who would
brand the whole nation of Irishtnen be-
cause of this dark deed, but they are
mistaken in their assumption that the
many are responsible for the acts of the
few, and that murder and rapine is •
national trait of Iriah character. As
well might Americans be classed with
Guinean, and Scotchrnan with McLean,
as to place the loyal hearted Irish 00 a
par with the cowardly assassins of Cav-
endish and Burke.
Tum Conservative candidate also blun-
dered on Tuesday when he appealed to
the waggon makers, blacksmith% and
carpenters to bear him out in the state-
ment that the increased tariff had given
them more work, and more money for
their labor. The Conservative carpenters
present didn't cheer; the Reform. car-
penters looked upon the speaker as being
either a knave or a -fool. The testimony
sf our waggon makers is dead against the
F.P.; it ruining their business. The
tax on coal and iron is, of course. a great
blessing (1) to the blacksmiths! Mr.
Porter resides in the quiet hamlet of
Kirkton, in South Perth, reads the Mail,
and therefore knows nothing about the
real condition of the mechanics of this
town.
Mx. FRED JoHNsroN. as chairman of
Mr. Porter's one-sided meeting, harped
upon the "good times" on Tuesday
evening. Reeve Wtn. Campbell, chair-
man of the Finance Committee, sat
chose at his elbow on the platform, and
never mooed a muscle. Mr. Campbell
could have told the voluble chairman
and the amused audience that the town
treasnrery, had paid out over ,11,000 as
charity to the poor and unemployed
during the past year, and Mr. Camp-
bell's friends say he is a close financier.
Tha "gond tunes" have not reached
Goderich yet, and the reference to thein
by the aspirant for West Buren
was in keeping with the rest of the clap-
trap indulged in by him in his brief and Epizootic among horses and measles
very empty speech. I among children are prevalent.
1
Hautiltnii attempting to carry elf wtuo,
oats. Being aroused by the dog, one of
the lays seized a nate, went outside, and
told the utas to •' speed,,' which he
re-
fused. Levelling his rite he tired, and
the utas walked off quietly towards the
woods.
AN effort is about to be melee Wash-
ing to erect a national Hospital at the
United States capital, as an appropriate
memorial of the high appreciation en-
tertained of the valuable services of the
late President Garfield, as well as the
detestation and horror felt by the world
of the crime by which his life was de-
stroyed. It is thought the proponod
memorial cannot but commend itself to
the attention not only of Americans,
but of all parties, of whatever nationali-
ty who abhor a•uassination, and wish to
show their respect for the cause of law
and order. The American Consul at
this point, Hon. John Hibbard, is au-
thorized to sive full information, of the
project,tu partdesiring it, and to receive
and foward contributions for the object
in question.
STILL THEY Gu. -Mears. D. and G.
McPhee, two of the most highly reatee-
ed young nen of this place, started for
Winnipeg last Tuesday. Feeling a deep
regret for their departure, we wish them
a safe journey and every success.
Mrs, John Jardine arrived home un
Saturday last. She line been visiting
her brother in Kingston during the past
week prior to her departure fur Uaketa,
L'lR. 1' ,CLASS, GRADE "C" NoN.
J. e'lloi'kballUNAI. will begla at tha Nor-
utal tw:uuul.luruato, kt..twa), July Mk. at 2
y. w. luterutedtste at ,Lc hygb i chuub of for
Court,. b.o..ds), Jlay anti, al Y p.m.
The prugw ioiial . aaw.ua '0i ter at -M -clan
certificates will be u a. tee ceae:lssieit W 1Lc
sou-prutessioaal ctamot stick.
I hr rtanlnaalUM for that-. ane, stades
and "11,' will begin suer the turctu.1Ln of the
professional eWananiaia.a.
It is tadispeasably u.at candtdatea should
autlty the Secretary not hoer emu the gat of
Jane, of their itlitt.duun to present tbemsrl. e.
fur ctatunwuoph and runtish the necerar)
n'rttttaair* utcharacter andservice.
Fero@ ut n, flu llu ' e given by tach oandr
data pre v,euely, cin} Le ubtaltic d un application
to nee secretary.
'roe-hersdeartagto gees the termediatr
}ttamitatton Must to particularo elate the
High School at which they desire write and
the optional subject which they intend t„
take. }'ITER ADAMSON.
Secretary. Uoderieh 1. 0.
Dtlaloy.
Miss Jennie Gardiner and the Misses
McPhail, of Porter's Hill, were visiting
friends here last week.
A casualty befell our jovial friend,
jolly Tum, at the forge a few days ago.
A novice was striking for him, and the
head of the handle flew off and fell upon
his foot with great force. He will be laid
up for a few days. The Sick Committee
was promptly un hand to see after him,
and a pair of crutches were lent hint by
a recently discharged prtiet.t.
Rrneors.--This disease has been
overpowered by the force of the " tonic,"
and the week nurses of the- sick com-
mittee are getting a touch needed rent.
801 ovine.
Mr. Geo. Graham has changed his
mind and he is not going to Manitoba as
he intended.
James Graham is moving his barn,
and intends to put in a atone foundatein
and make an underground cellar.
Thomas Connell has just returned
from his trip to Manitoba and Dakota.
He has bought 160 acres in Dakota and
intends moving there next week.
Colborne.
It is rumored that Mr. J. C. Le-
Tousel has leased his farm to Mr. Mc-
Millan, and intends raising tobacco.
Can such really be the case
Mr. R. Wannacott has leased the
Wade property, which IA now in the
hands of Molson's Bauk.
Mrs. George Butt has returned front
Michiga,i to her parent's home. She is
veyy low with consumption.
Rev T. Broad, B. C. Minister. intends
leaving this circuit at next conference.
It is not yet known who will fill his
place.
carries
sok was th
Let wee
tires the adreelltfe
We regret to announce the death of
Miss Mary Emma, only daughter of
Rev. T. Mason, of Lindsay. Mary was
widely known here, and the bereaved
parents have the sympathy of the com-
munity.
LeeQGrn.
h 0, G. '1'. -At the Net regular meet -
of I. 0. G. T., 213, the following officers
were installed for the coming quarter :
W. C. T,, Bm. W. McManus ; W. S.,
Bro. H. Horton ; W. F. S., Bro. P.
Stewart ; W. T., Bro. J. Linklater ;
W. M., Bro. J. Strong ; W. D. M.,
Sister Burke ; W. J. G., Suter fan ;
W. 0. G., Bro. J. Hall ; P. M. C. T.,
Brc. A. Cowan. The attendance at last
quarter was very good. The Temper-
ance hall will be let for political meet-
ings at a reasonable figure during the
successful conclusion. Mr. Porter as- campaign.
There wa. a large attendance of young
semen too much, and should confine i people at the Presbyterian church last
himself to facts. (Sunday to hear the special sermon
reached by the Rev J. A. Turnbull,
un
A awna of the Tory papers are now B. A., on the scripture contained in
hinting that Mr. Blake, by his speech on
the Irish resolutions, is responsihle for
the assassination of Lord Frederick
Cavendish and Mr. Burke in Phoenix
Park, Dublin, on Saturday last. if the
journals are silly enough to believe the
Irish resolutions had anything to do with
the matter why dent they throw the MAelasr.
blame !even the shoulders of Mr. Coati.
gan and Sir John lllaedonald, the
former for introducing the reselutions,
and the latter for allowing them to paw,
after Mr. Blake hail aelivered his mas-
•erly speed Thu leaf attack upon Mr
Matt R. 33. The discourse was a very
suitable one, and at the close the preach-
er made a strong plea for the Sunday
ticheul. The new hymnal was used for
the first time at the service. There was
a fair attendance at the opening of the
Sabbath school, and we expect to sea
it largely attended during the wean
Stothera lvavldaow. -Ott the rv.ninngg of the
lett inn . at tis• resedea -e of the bride's fath-
er. a the Rev. R. W. Leitch, Mr. Rambo,
of Clinton, to Mies eare hs► R. sec-
iii'mobter of Mr. Robert Ilavideoe, of
DeNpeaase. Mata•
Harris, --/a Wpseliaat. os t he 7th iaet., Mary
Wined wVe of fir. Wm. Harriet Aidellakt
epee fe yams sed 1 menet►.
Dom•
Mr. Wm. McArthur, is authorised to re'
oeive subscriptions for 'IHS HI' MON S1UNAL'
and give receipts therefor.
Inspector Miller 'visited the Duugan-
nou Public schuuls on Thursday, May
4th.
Mr, Finlay, tailor, of this place, took
his departure from here un Monday,
May Lt, t.• seek his fortune in other
clitsee.
The Methodists of this place purpose
holding a barser here, un the 24th of
May. A concert will be given by the
choir in the evening when a good pro-
gramme will be provided
FOR SALE.
f11HE nt l;SCulBKR, FINDING
The, mole attention will be required
this sow oar u the 4.111 sgetnel t of the Bit;
Mit sr., wit dksaw 0* at prupiity known
wis
"VITINT>3;ii I31=2ANCE3,"
situated on the Mu ,. t;ravel Read, consisting
id a capital boom. ,.1 let. r..ums, wltb voran
dal, ou tau saloon, b,, e dr v egg b..eseOOxYY,
slahbug ter ten Lure's. w sed shed, etc., tunetb-
er with one and halt sates rscelltat garde',
well lased. 3 he premises are all maw sad In
first -dams order. 1 u a good ova so reason-
able oiler will he 'titian et. A v to
J. J. W NoOtegr, ',s�tst
aeasM 11.0.
April 21st.11182. VOL
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
list NTT or HI' now. l By virtue of • Writ
To carr : t Fiord raceme, sued su
of Her Majesty's (hurt of the County of
Huron, and to me directed against the Lands
and Tenements of Hugh McDonald and Mary
Jane McDonald at the suit at WUglam ('oats.
1 have seised and taken in exrcwtlos all the
right. title and interest and equity et rrdemp
dun, of the above monied detesdants la and
to the north ball of lot number ten, In the
third concession of the township of Morrie, in
the county of Huron. rontaining 101 acres of
land, wore or less: which lands and tene-
ments 1 shall off' r for male, at my omt* in tbs
Court HoWIPP , all the Town of Goderich, on
FRIDAY. TICE lab D.11.OF JUNK. next, at
the hour ,if twelve et the clock, noon.
ROBERT GIBBONS,
Siberia's' Herm.
Sheriff's (Wee, Godcrlch.
Marsh Sth, Plat I.M.tNS-
ENTS ItT.a1NM&ST. -- -The members of 1882 SPRING 1882
the Methodist Church clear will give an
entertaininritt here ou the evening ef The subscriber won't draw the artentian of
the 24th inst. The programme will be the pul(ic to his
good. and we trust there will be a large]
attendance.
It becomes our painful duty this week
to record the death of the wife of Mr,
Wad. Harris, of Arettield. Deceased had
igen ill for some weeks at 11•ingham, and
passed away en Sabbath last. The re-
mains were conveyed here on Monday.
On Wednesday evening, May 3rd,
Miss Sarah Davidae.tt of this place was
married to Mr. Stephen Stuthers, of
Clinton. The happy couple ehurly afte•
took their departure for Clinton, follow-
ed by the best wishes of the community
in general, and by the sad looks of wane
of the young follows in particular,
Presbyterian Sabbath school was re-
opened in the 1/range Hall nn Sabbath
last, with an attendance of thirty-nine
schularu, and a flair number orf teachers.
It is a pity that ti:'e ' .•.d people of the
head of the Presbyterian cengregation
here can't see to what extent they are
standing in thein' own light by not erect-
ing a new church in this village.
Quarterly iueetiu„ services were held
in the Methodist church here on Sab-
bath last, Rev. Jas. Caswell, pastor,
preached a very itnpreesive and appro-
priate sermon from Leriticils xiv. 1-7.
tea large and appreciative audience• and
a large number remained to partake ,.f
the Sacrament.
Bazatr ----The Dungannon Ladies' Aid
Society are making exteneive prepare-
tjonA for it bazar. which they intend to
open out on the _4th inst. Foremost
amongst the many 'handsome anti useful
articles offered for sale will he their fa-
mous autograph sella, which will doubt -
ices brio, a god price. y
The small bey has tire.} of marbles;
and ns- as the shades ..f toighit draw
nigh he may be seen aroucd w ith a long pile
surmounted by a spear threading "his
sinuous path towards the creek in
search of suckers. He is seen going in
great number's; but an average of one
sucker to two of the email boys is a very
good catch.
a:aderk b Markets.
(lOOWcnl, May II. 1882.
Wheat, (FallI 1! bush. 11 26 fir $1 28
Wheat, tSprin Its bush. .. 1 25 to 1 32
r 2:, us ti 50
042 10 044
0 75
07.i
n 66
l4 W
0 Ift
0 11
0 11
1 00
. c 71
. 140
020
3 50
00
• la
7 2,'t
4 In
Flour. P barrel.... . .
Oats. i bush ........ .
Pena• i bush . ........
Harley. r bush... ....
Potatoes 81 bush .
Hay, to tea ........... .
Butter. IF v.... _ .......
lrggs, T dot. !unpacked)
C eeee,
Shorts. P cwt
Bran. i cwt ....
('hop. ac cwt ...
Wool
Wood..
Hiders
Sheepskins
Dressed Hogs
Heel
as 0 76
M 065
M 1S 0.
w 020
N 0 12
0 12
• 160
0 1N
150
" s l3
360
(0
" I ddlea
'.7 yt..
THE COURT OF REYISIOI
FOR
TOWNSHIP OF CJLBORNE
Will hold ata and sitting nu
RIDAY, M A 919, 1887_
(oevtmeacing at 10 o'clock. a. m.
All part tea Interested are requested to at-
tend.
J. A. McDONAOH.
Man (71erk.
MAiTLAND HOTEL, GODBRICH
ONT.
The above new aad first-class /MOM. clow ie
the Railway Station and enwvenlent to Ude
town, is Geese& to none in Ontario. for com-
fort and aeeematodsitinn, ie heated by HM
Aft,
of aaul*R sums. awteenc mart.
(lweset Lawn need garden en the promisee.
Hot and rola meals at all hours, for travellers,
An Omsehes to and trove haste sad ears css-
e4aetly is att.wdasn.. Jno. Hropunaa Pro -
akar
tlonsoriat
w, KNIGHT PIiLL1101IiCCA]mei Berstre
AJ(
ovalyss 1k
ttod.•t rle0 Ns 1
oneviwtt paveev. 180 seer
14r (iAler
STOCK OF SEEDS.
The largest that has ever been brought iglu
Goderich. coinprislag: Red (;lover Seed, Al -
sack and %t bite }'.over, large Pea Vine Clo-
ver. Timothy need, Orchard Gram, Flax Sexed,
Hungarian and Millett. Buckwheat, Lost Na-
tion. and several other kinds of aced wheat.
Also t'rown Peas. Marrwwfats. and ober
grades. Every description of weed mita A
full line of garden and field seeds consisting
of Swede Turnips. Mammoth Mangoles, Red
and White Carrots; also garden pout, com-
prising Mc Lesa's "Little Gem," and all other
varieties; Early and Sweet Corn: and general
garden seeds of every description, all fresh
and goodfrom the celebrated firm of J. A.
Bruce k l'n.. Hamilton, tint. 1 have also on
hand a large quantity of around oU cake whish
cannot M surpassed ter cattle food. Call
early and secure a (-hole.. Terms the most
reasonable in the trade.
8. SLOANE.
Turner of Hamilton and Victoria streets,
Guderich. hese
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LIVERPOOL LONUSNIIKRRY, CLAS-
GOW,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS
MAIL STEAMERS - SEASON 188e
--
Cabin. intertnedialc and Steerage Tickets at
oweer RATS&
Stet rage Passengers are booked to London.
Cardiff. Bristol, Queenstown, (terry, Belfast,
Galway and Ola -stow, at same rates as to
Liverpool ..
$50 CABIN.
MALIFAN, Pt11;T1.ANI) or BOSTON, to
1.1VI•:RPOO
I..
$100 RETURN.
Hasid* Rooms, Under Saloon.)
SIIMMER SAIL.INa8:
Front Quebec. ttaturday.
May 13
20
1'ircassian.•27
Nova Scotian v June 3
Parisian " 10
Sarmatian " 17
Polynesian " 24
Tern vian July 1
Circassian " 8
Sardinian " 15
.. 29
Aug. 5
A .. 20
Sept'
I'olynesian.
Peruvian
Parisian
Sarmatian.
Polynesian
1 Peru tan
('ircassian
Sardinian
Tarlatan
Starma11an
1'08/r neair n.
Pertivtan.
Circassian.
Sardinian.
Parisian.
Sarmatian" .. 21
Polynesian. " !
Pa•avian .
Nev.
Circassian it
O ct. 7
" 14
For :i . ail every Information apply of
H. ARMSTRONG.
Agent. Moetreal Te.legrapb
1831-3m. ()Mee Oed.rleb.
ANCHOR LINE.
UNITED STATICS MAIL RTZ.AM)ZRa
Sall Werk 1 y to mid
hew Ynag mon GI. *MOW , via
abia Pnaoagge. SO le $a0.
Necon 1 Cabin. $40. Refers
steerage peareagers booked at
Panesget 1seds5oe
•toesearenoons ow Mare Dam
i'aaaengen honked at lowest rate' to or DM
Germany. Italy, Norway, Swedes, Dwane!,
he.
ForRook of 'Tours la 8eotese&,"
t's.. apply to NRNDRRBON •
ark
lar
Naw .
Otee MRS K. WARNOCL111111.
$is
-�` %ilstate.
1 IOIIBE, AND LOIS NOS. al ASP
7l eeewr @f �/e1�fs ams r
weoi.»irJL C. Ovwnra awed@ .
Ike town of *lei a•hr ads
PLOW POINTS
MAai' PL(lw Poi reel clog BE
fled at the premise a IRs f$ebeertbev
'r 1 11ro21. 11-00
J. W. WEATHKRALD,
I oraar of North *fowl oral 0 ,e tsgwa' •.
lost eneh Spell fn IML 11111.: