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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-05-19, Page 4IIORON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1882 for the eLetiin; Year I MI 1111TIO "1882 THE HURON SIGNAL pabUM.% .eery rrtdas Montag,by Mr ' etua uour Biwa., ea their Gem North St Ng th. assent OODERICH, ONTARIO. Sassion1.despeio'.4 w ea parte of tax . aremid pea..s tax kee it mail. sod I ear e lassoed edsata ea 11 W a Wager • Y7 stater a.r lewdest et ot L ist twrryy Mwes aof[ d lik iiMMp o la=relish/. ).arcade La •.esatlaJs •lag. as It Mea, tie to.aeoteg ea/ betas In addition totes above, a arwt-olea' easily and tirade peter tet Is tLotefore • most v astr'able ad wdww- Tears. $toile In &avenue, postage pre-pstd 1y pabUsb.r.;$1.1a, if paid before six usesOill {LM lido l w pad. This rale will be strictly .Tea or AuesNTWRe. Eight coats pe Ona af..rttas ; three ovate per ids. ter srap..gesat lnaartlor. Y.arly, halt -yearly aT+ serttt ooatraute &treduoed rates. JliRi g !du.-- A'c have at.o•first-class l/ebbing department in cosonectlusad possess - eg the damn complete out -St sad beet facilities ter turning out work In Goderich, are prepared M de b,Maeat la that line et pry that cannot be beaten, and of a quality tial osmium be ssrpawd. --forma Cask — _-- deep grave, has aroused the disgust of FRIDAY, MAY 19th 1882. s 'ms of tbe more respectal le Conan • tiess, wise are ashamed of the present humiliating pwsitiou of affairs. Scores of old -tune Conservatives aro 8o:ki.og to the standard of " Ontario's A ghts and Fair Play," mud the three Herons will swing into line with good Liberal majorities in June. THS ILs(7JY) .'& { Tux Chatiottetuwn, P. It l., Patriot, likely to destroy our young Cunfedera- re{ oft, the "fuer*• ' t'uxi than w destroy. just cause to wY ware .duly elected as •1 ass ;Ai (}RADE "C NON that writs are now en their wee to the con- prooewdinlp „f the sestou, says ►t tram Use three heats Owwa stage that telt, which has hero closely watching the I Jf' J t pr largo }oruuu u the inhabitants )t t Proviuv., for twhevtugg that they are deprived ..t their due sdare of represen- tatiou iu the Parliament of Canada, the more w, when it is remembered that the Art referred to. deliberately applies • principle of d atriba:tiou to Ontario, which it utterly ignores in every other portion of the Dominion. With the suacurwt washes fur your welfare, personally and politically. Be- lieve me. Yours very faithfully, RlctraaD J. CART& a1GNT. MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. 'Mummies, uad tLat the eleotioes will I come off about the Wilt ••t Julie. The (iwerusaat, theemigk Ike organs, have endesvered to lull the Liberals into • false security by pretending that the elections were ant at head. But tl Reform party ie on the alert, and no snap sardiet will be got from the people atter .11 In Huron time Liberal party wets never in bearer a,irit. The disgraceful double -shuttle gerryuuutdering, destroy- ing as it did even the prostates RIR this three Tery candidates who kaki been duly nominated in oourentioos assembl- ed, and burylug tau of them in ane leeward -owed "during the present session of Parliament teat m the discuasiuu of say question that real utroe in those who deliberate upou it ability. knowledge, breadth of view, sod wide sympathy ,the Son. Edward Blake stands head and shoulders uvur the ablest of the mem- bers of the present Government. REFORM ('UN f'E'VTIV 1-.'. Reform conventions for the selecting of candidates to contest East, West and South Hurou in the Liberal interest sit the Doming elections ars as follows:— EAST HURON - At Wroxeter, use Saturday next, 20th May. WEST HURON—At Goderich, on Tuesday, May 22nd. SOUTH HURON—At Seslorth on Friday, May 26. 'LILY BY HI.' FRJENI)d. Perhaps one of the meanest acts ever perpetrated on a political candidate was Mr.P last k by his quare Tax "open letter" from Bir Richard Cartwright to the electors of Centre Hu- ron, will not some amiss to the electors of any riding in the gerrymandered counties of Ontario. The question of the iniquitous carving up of fifty-four constituencies to "hive" the Grits, and the obliteration of county boundaries done utter wee by the present government in clearly dote friends, the Goderich tail of Tories. 15.3111concisely dealt with. We inviteOn his arrival in Goderich he was taken seder to "read, study and inwardly di - in hand by Mesrt. Johnston, Campbell, gest' every paragraph in Sir Richard's Platt, et al, and made to believe that be addresm was their choice beyond all others, and Ur to the present time no clue has that no effort would he spared by them been discovered that is likely to lead to to secure to him a seat in Parliament. His candidature was endorsed in Mr. Johnston's office by the cabal, meetings were called at Carlow and is Goderich, and fulsome laudation, and frothy pro- fesaions of ardent service to elect him was his portion galore—at leant w far as he could :ee. But there was another aide to their shield which Mr. Porter knew not of. At the sate time while the members of the cabal were pulling the wool over the eyes of the "unsophis- ticated rustic" from Ushorne (as Mr. Porter delights to call himself en the platform), they were conspiring to bury him under a majority of 700 " hived" Grits in South Huron, that acenstituency might be opened to one of their number. On the Thursday preceding Mr. Port- er's Goderich meeting, the Conservative convention to nominate a candidate for North Huron was held, and at it Mr. F. W. Johnston was present. He there met Dr. W. J. R. Holmes, per- haps the cutest Tory politician in all the Hurons. A compact was made between the lawyer and the doctor—and when a lawyer and a dooctor combine, heaven help the layman. The result of the con- spiracy was the re -carving of the county into East, West and South Huron. Mr. Porter was placed under an adverse vote ' of 700 in South Huron, Mr. Farrow was put under the thumb of Dr. Holmes in the East, and the West Riding was opened for Mr. Fred. W. Johnston or his sntilinp( co -laborer in the final gerry- mandering—Mr. Samuel Platt. Of course it isn't our funeral - -it's Porter's but we feel constrained to make the exposure so that Reformers and Conser- vatives alike may see that the conspir- ators care neither for friends nor oppon- ents when they have axes to grind for themselves. To say the least, it Looks a trifle inconsistent that Mr. Johnston should endorse the nomination of Mr. Porter, on behalf of G.sdench, that he should act as Mr. Porter's chalrrone at the Smith's Hill and t:ederich meetings, and that he should eller aid and aasist- ance to that gentleman iu this district, at t}►,e identical tune when he was conspir- ing to take from the endorsed -by -Mr. - Johnston candidate for South Huron the onlyTory municipalities the constituency contained. Mr. Platt's endorsatiou of swallow the gerryutandening, and in his l reaching changes in our Mr. Porter at the Goderich mevtt ,e is of last Sunday evenings' discourse he han• "rganizatin may become ff til b t WRu kW.d Purist in South 11 Lineal \1114 OPEN LHTTHR. Address et e1r Rseberd Caetwrlstbt. a. r„ se rhe .d a•wetaaeaw in Center eves. Te *be slrcturs •1 (,entre Heroic ()tttriasetee:—Within a few days the C,s.titeeney to which you haws belong- ed fur the past tan years will 'Ave ceas- ed to exist. 1 do nut knew that you lave much rwun to be surprised at this detenuin- at You have been guilty during the whole of the above period of the most unswerving devot to the principles which you c,nncientianaly believed must likely to advance the true interests of you eta itry, and you have further de liberate!), aggravated yusr effenoe by selecting • representative who is person- ally exceedingly obnoxious w the faction uuw in power. For thus presumiug to avert your rights as free men, In wket was hereto- fore supposed to be a free country, you have been sentenced to politacal extinc- tion, and the very name of the Riding of Centre Huron is to be henceforward blotted out of the list of Canadian con- stituencies. Moreover, as it appears that the whole County of Huron is in danger of being given over to Reform influences, the same upright and impartial assembly which has decreed your extinction has decided to remove two townships, con- taining several thousands of your fellow- theendish and Mr. Burks.The lice aro I citizens (with whom you have bees so- p° custemed to act m all municipal and local matters), from the Cusnty et Hu- ron to Perth and Middlesex, In order, I presume, to justify the decision which has assigned to Middlesex, with an ac- tual population of 72.33b, increasing at the rate of 5,566 in the last decade, four representatives, while at the same tome it passes ever the claims of Huron with an actual pupulation of 76,968, (increas- ing at the rate of 10,802 during the sate period) to • similar representation, and which is now endeavouring so to sub -divide the remaining Municipalities of Huron, as to ensure that this County. which in 1878 had • total Reform major- ity of 452, and which, in 1879, returned three Reform Members to the Local Legislature by a total majority of 630, may return two supporters of Sir John A. Macdonald at the next General Elec- tions. • Under such circumstances, it remains only to express my own deep and abid- ing sense of the chivalrous generosity which induce you to elect roe then au entire stranger to the conatitnency, to a seat in Parliament at the very darkest hour of depression of the Referm party and which, still more recently, led you again to tender me the nomination for the Riding; and secundlyjto invite your attention, as-alsu the attention of other Reformers throughout Canada, t.. the danger which now threatens our present system of constitutional government. It has long been known to every con- stitutional student that our present sys- tem of electing representatives was theoretically defective and exposed to serious danger, which would become formidable should the several constitu- encies ever happen t•, be so divided that a minority of the voters should centro a majority of the seats in Parliament, The above is from tbe Seaforth Site. and should thereupon proceed to abuse the power which accident, or worse, had for a time entrusted to their hands. Hitherto, to the credit of our people be it said, no Government has been re dishonest and an indifferent to the force of public opinion as to attempt openly and shamelessly, by virtue of Act of Parliament, to disfranchise large bodies of their political opponents, ,and it has been reserved for Sir John A Macdon- ald and the unscrupulous faction of which he is the head, to make the at- tempt in Canada. To what extent this cowardly out- rage may succeed it is as yet impossible to say, but whether it succeed or fail, it will be none the les the duty of all true 13efonnens to consider what measures should be taken to render such attempts impoeib'e in the future. it may he that very at fault, and give evidenceof desponden- cy is the natter. The wanner in which the assassins have been enabled to cover up their tracks would Indicate that they aro well backed by atone powerful or- ganization of conspirators. Every loyal subject will earssstly hope that justice will not be utterly balked by the perpe- trators of the dark deed and their con- fedsrates. Torg local Tory prints are bristling against the statement made in Tea SIGNAL last week that Mr. Porter was invited to go to Winghain to the Tory North Huros Convention, w that mat- ters could be made smooth for Mr. Farrow's nntniaation. Neither of the sheets know what they are talking about. We now state that Mr. Porter received •a beseeching letter from Mr.. H. W. C. Meyer, the Tory secretary for North Huron, to attend the Winghain conven- tion in the interest of Mr. Farrow. We challenge a denial of the correspondence from the gentlemen named. If our Tory friends are not now satisfied, we will publish Mr. Meyer's letter to Mr. Porter. "There to nothing narrow or crabbed about Mr. Porter, and any one must be plcaeed with him on the public platform. Indeed it is doubtful whether therein a member at pres- ent in tho house of Commons who could no well compare with Cicero or 1)emostl.enr,, an the nominee for South Huron, who, should he be returned. will be an honor not only to his own constituency. but will reflectluetreon the country as a whole." J. H. Colb.nir. 1 t Vier. tea , FIRST CLASS, " Mitchell;'lpd \' ke. 1'ra ., it. Me(iilli- 1'KOF IUNAL will teats •t the s.r c iddy, S oc'rtnrt, (pro. Shell mrd: Trera = °or.meflaa0, MM ti, h tslAuub eat the W. R Mille Direr►ors—M.s.n. Whiles, D p.,.. l'owtI ltuadal. Jul? led. et r Rios, Jat. heppard and W. Proud(' eat Tt,e pruterlosal e&•u[eas ou ter snick.• A vote ..t torn►e wasrinsed t a end aperowlll a is at the tin `lut.,u eat the • 1:11M11:111:". uitor by Mr. 1) Mdidhcuddy Th. uarotnatw. ter arwa.cleocl patois "A' Mr. IV. }t. biller, and carates utinay u- ta,rdfea.iunsl ex i1 5 aA.r th. t(wc oedue of the nuM,, ,n i. d b Mr. I It to adi.peesbts that os.,n .'eau aLoaa:d Moo'rd by Mr. Rite, sec Y n wry the tieeretary .cx Wer rbaa tb. Ist of Mel ilbenetdy that the iks of this Js n. eat their taeottoe to l.r.eno themeslve• for xadainatww. sad fur., r1 .1r n ,esrara wt uiesae of Mamas er a nim s. r. i.e. Forma of tofu-. to he ►. r.•t b .web (e•dn date pre•,OOsil. sa be ,b' a .. d ua •pplleetiw M rloetwl an hon. rary w tae wecretan. Roan/ of Directors fur the present year. Ira 1i, ry de.reog w pav .be luierdadiaie Carried Ltaoui'a,l' mint se ivartl• uirr w state the to Iiigb rt. hind at which the/ .Ladse to write ate A vete of thanks was also tendered t.. uptiuorl sow which v hi. b ihrl .uteed to the retinni Ei,sni of Dorotwrs (er their tst.. PWr1 it A1lAMWN, efficient servicer during the pits' yam• t«r>'. l:dertch P.O. The meeting then adjourned, I♦ tattered Merge. •' Among the charges he made was (mei to the effect that the officers to be ap- pointed by the Government connected with thea mans etnsnt of the electors would conspire to defraud Reform oleo- tors."- -[Citixen. ' Well, is the charge not natural l If the Government did not intend to use their own creatures for sinister pur- poses, why alter the law which made re- sponsible gentlemen --teaistrars and sheriffs returning officers 1"—{Ottaws Fres Press. Tbe *Nasal Report .1 the 1Nermer.. The annual meeting of the uneuiber' of the Mechanics' Institute WAS held in the reading nom on Friday .remit$ last. There w'as a good attendance and Otto the minutes of the last annual meeting had been read by the Secretary, the report of the Directors for the past year was read and adopted, as follows:— Th the Members of the Goderich Mechanics titeeitete : lea submitting this, the annual report fur the year ending May 1st, 188'2, your directors have pleasure iu announcing an improved and fairly prosperous con• clition of affairs. The re.uuvalin January last to the pleasant rooms occupied now by the Institute, caused an increased ex- penditure, not anticipated when the Present board assumed office, but the I al meeting be tendered w Mr. Alex. Mur - tam, the retiringPresident, and that he member u general satisfaction expressed with the change, and the fact that the working expense are now much les (fully $76 per annum) justifies our action. During the year • number of public entertainments have been held, with a view to affording pleasing and profitable recreation to the public, and aiding the finances of the lustitute. But while thew have netted us but little profit, the excellent tone of the programmes offered, has been warmly commended by the patrons of each. We notice with pleasure that there has been considerable increase in the lady members of the Institute. The total membership for the year is 147. The board would acknowledge with thanks the liberal grant from the tuw■ Council of $100, the Kraut from Government of $400, and also through the kindness of Huron Ledge I. O. 0. F. we received the net profits of an excur- sion to Brantford, amounting to over $36.00. In the light of the latest gerrymander- ing, continent is unnecessary ; but it really looks very much as if Cicero De- urosthenes Porter is not wanted at Ot- tawa by the Tory leaders, and they have emphasized theiropinionby handicapping him with 700 of a solid Grit majority. Cicero Demosthenes Porter can burrow another sententious sentence from the English classics, and exclaim,'"Save me from my friends." Dit. WILD, the well known preacher of Toronto, was a welcome guest at the Conservative convention last fall, and occupied a seat on the platform. iFhe Brod street divine, however, cannot wide and far - whole political necessary to dled that ini uit in the followin ° ec ii. o Je a graft with that of Mr. Johnston, and, 9 Y g For the moment our attention will in - in the light of subsequent scents, will vig- orous fashion:—"I have not much to do evitably be concentrated on the best not have a tendency to elevate him in with John A's Gerrymandering Bill. I methods ,if defeating this infamous plot the estimation of the defeated of South stn net troubled about it as I am not to disfranchise a largo portion of nthe Huron or the public generally. ExitR"trig to run for office. Politicians will duh ryhatd.t► soon asutheI eh eat of the Porter. " Alas ! poser Yorick. 't learn, despite any such hill, that the immediate contest is over, Reformers all people have hearts and judgments, and throughout the Dominion will be pre- REEcx WILLIAM CAMPBELL denies that. will just do what they think right with- pared to consider the grate qustions out rulers' dictating to them as in this which thta act of fraud and tyranny has he ever alluded to the "Tory foot beingK introduced Int., the } elitical arena. As on the Grit neck." Reeve Campbell I matter. Our fathers fought for the lib- regards the future, I myself feel san- says so many hasty and foolish things erties and previleges that we now enjoy. guine that in this, as in many similar that he must be excused from remember -1 Let us see that we do not lose any of case's, the very means on which our op- ponentsi all of them. Reeve Campbell's de- them so impudently depend to secure l a dishonourable rict.ry, will prove the nial does net after the truth of the state- means of consolidating the whole Re - anent we made, and these who know bun THE hist shot in the interest of Re- I form party an one loan, and of bringing beet will give him all the credit he de- toren in the corning campaign in Huron, I over to its side many, who. up to this serves for uttering the remark. At any !will be e fired WEHu- time. hthave hesitated d with which txlrty to 1 at roxeter, In East e rate, Reeve Campbell is evidently I re" morrow Saturday!. On that day u ednfoiter neweremselavnsd waniderwhleoashesavtc hanmtour- hose ashamed of the utterance, and hawks(',the Ontario's Rights men will meek to which it was our inn/iodate duty to die - thus gained our }sunt, we will let the select their standard bearer fnr the emit- cuss. matter (Imp, on condition that he doss Sot repeat it when the blood surges tisk wildly to hie head sn politic it coigne ream/. --- — — Tat (:sir• have been "hived" in Mouth Huron to the vitent of abont 700 ing conflict, and it is expected that a lar(e sun influential gathering will be present The name ,4 Dr. Sloan, of Dlytb. . u,nhdently mentioned as the aiming roan, and, as he has done good ssrvxr in days of adversity, we know of no reason why Fist Huron should not al a majority, and Mr. Robert Porter endorse his nomination, now that the the da(atal.d of Routh Huron, and lir. Reding has every chance of being waled Timothy Coleman, the glucose candi- t.. Reform ()no thing iscertain, be the •tato ter Centre Huron, have Mon bund nominee whom he may, unanimity will in the on. grave. pnhtically speaking prevail in the Reform ranks, and East Whit will the SeaIerth Nue, my, now? Huron will civ• a god account of itself. One thing is clear if. aa Is possible, and as its authors intend, the result t.f this scandalous measure shindy' prove to he, that by its mans a minority of the voters of Ontario aro enabled to return a niaiority of the nominal represents tiv.s cad Ontano in the Dominion Parlia- ment, the whole moral foundation of .assess trwtag Arsaa4- Twenty-6veelectois of the city, who heretofore have voted on Tory ticket, in one polling divisit.n, y esterday subscrib- ed their names to the Liberal rolL In every ward of this city old -tine Conser- vative are docking to the Liberal stand- ard. They do see because they believe a great Liberal party is riaing out of this contest. A party that will overthrow the monopoly monster; &Ladish the taxes en bread, fuel, light and clothing: restore LIBRARY AND READING woe. Duriag the year the Librsry and Reading Room have been removed to the new premises and it now situated in the commodious, well -lighted and well - ventilated rooms on the corner of East street and Market Square. At New Years the services of Mie Lewis were secured fit the caretaking of the Insti- tute; and the cleanliness of the rooms. the neatness with whi.;h the books soot periodicals are kept, the methodical manner in which the entries are made and the general improvement in the working of the Institute testify that an excellent election was made. At the be- ginning of the year the number of volumes in the library was 768, and we are now pleased to state that this num- ber has been increased to 1003. The following statement gives the nuuiLer •.f volumes in the different departments of literature now in the library: - 1 a 4HERIFF'S SALE OF 1.A 1» . Ont•.Tw o► Ht•aut. • 11. t latus of a sent to, woT i Farr to as. ,ssiiva u of Her MUe•'tl'., four o. the l'ounty of Hurou. audio we , r.-. 1, 4 SFalost the lands 514 Trnedacntw d 11ug1. M. lw",al.t and Iruy Jane 11.1ti,w1,1 Althe wolfs of It'llliani fasts. 1 ha%e twined and iakru to executtu. all the right. title and interest and equity cf redemp- tion. of the aM•e 1 1)' it defendants la aad to the worth half of lot uuuther len 1a the third converien of alta• township of Morris, is the County of Ilun,u, .-ontainta` 100 acres of land. rr"r" or Ise: whkh land, and tsee- ments I shalt oRer fur sole. at my .stn to the Court Hower. la the Town u( tinderkk. ea FIt11tA1'. THE Rb UAi' OF Jl'NL. SCSI, u oke hour of l *rive of the elo.-k. twos. R(tBERT GIBBONS, Sheri .t Huroa. Sheriffs Geer. Go/crick. tl llt. March Silo. 1s.3. C. Cl' RBI E, THE PEOPLE'S ADC . This KKR t:odertcb. Ont. 1751. THE COURT OF REVISION rim TOWNSHIP OF CJLBORNE tt' 11 bold ors first sitting on P•ovineial autonomy; refor, the 14a1'1 I gRIDAY, M.AY 26, 1882_ laws; protect civil rights: secure emitter- Commas, as at w u'. lock. a. m. cul freedom; purify t'arh,uaret. :utd (t: wt.... tntervstrd are requested to at - place all vise.s on the saute boon...! ht•- J. A. Mct►ONAOH. fore the law. [Ex. Wax (mk- Hamilton reformers have nominated) . Irving and Dennis Moore as their Thr st" ve new aril flits rheas bos.e. clo.r to candidates for the House of Commons. the Itslway 11atbn sed tvavroleet Lo the Winnipeg is excited at the doings of Iowa. V sr't'eod to ease is Ontario, for com- and •ux.mmudale heated by Hot I'f AITLAND HOTEL, GODERICH 11 U\T 1 fire bugs to whom are attribute the re- 1 fort)irtuon.. cent fires in that city. One McCarthy, t 11 idling RATlea. sWtl//fisc BATE. who is suspected of the crime, and lis (?upset lawn sad garden on the prrales. been remanded, had a narrow escape Ha awd(twaibsousld daoand lm athuallda bohosts ars. fandor trwveileea I An to can cen- stonily a •iteddsoee. Jou. Hron 1'r (mnt lynching. ,- Mr. Dennis More the well-known pnetwr% LAIL stove manufacture of Hamilton, will f Real Estate. prove a very s 'lig candidate for the Liberal party, and will ge the pulls on the popular cry, "Free coal and raw materal for the manufacturers.' Mr. Rymal, M. 1'., was recently pre- sented by his Reform associates in Par- llallient with a g,dd watch and chain. Mr Itynial is retiring from political life after twenty-five years rf attire service in the Reform ranks. All feel that his HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND Te, corner of Via—loci, sad East .trots, a the town of Gudericb, for dale cheap. or will be in hanged for farm property. For particulars Mock. w JAS. 8111•Antonia'.J. Antltt. office CratersUiock, or J. C. ('rime. auctioneer._ FOR SALE THE SUBSCRIBER, FINDING 1 That his ...bele atteletlon will be required withdrawal will be a great Loss to the this sum ser in the oanagrrmeut of tbe BIG Country. HOUSE, w,;l depose of that property' known asoke In Palestine, Ind., Hesaner's w:. on "WINTER BRA2,TC13," waw blown up by dynamite on Saturday, sauatrd un the Mata Gravel Road, oealatinx May 13th ult., by radical temperance of a capital hou.e of ten rocas, wttk versa doh oo two side.• large Artving how men. An old man upstairs had his leg standing for neo hirers. wood sial 4e., tsteth- Rio orapl+y 7q broken. This is the the third time the er w Al one and a half acre* excellent garden. Fiction 179 saloon has Leen blown up. An iudi_r a- welt fcner t TLr rrrrmisea are all new and In } asst. lass order. To • toss iso newt. History17 1 item invetin_ was h.'.t and a reward I able utter will be refusal. Apply to Mia ellaneona. 173 fur the pert etrators uttered. 1 J. J. WRIGHT, Poetry and Drama 24 I A statement ban beau ging the rounds 1 (3.4 r,ah Y. O. Periodical lit. and gen lit ... 141 of our exchanges t .tit, effect that the I Aped21st.11s1. I. Science and Art and Mechanics 146 Btitish shilling waw or,y worth twenty --ANCHOR -- _ — Voyages and Travels 1'48 cents. : each isnot the ,case. An en- LINE. quire was recently ucu,•at. the office of UNITED STATICS MAILTTEAMKRS 100:3 the Receiver Ge.ner..l. Tor,ato, when it 1 and in the evadingr. In are ma>tazlnes was found that eau snci1 order had em et. i ,oil tt rc ty to and from Klin i oRK AN nIi LAsaow, vr• LO%DONDIdanT 8, and newspapers 14. ated from Ottawa. Thu English shilling • t shin Pag asse_ /e fooRearmstoRearmsllloto 145. We consider the librars and reading is legal tender except at Post (Pike ay.,- ;coon 1 ('ab,n. i40. Itetttrn Tiekete, $75. roam nowplaced en an excellent basis, into hank. An Eai •lish crown n still tenni;. pa -ct mm atlo s ut low raid. g l Peaoen{ter a.-cummodsllons unexcelled. and ample opportunity isefferedthe rest- wortheixty cents; a shilling, twenty- • AL.LSTATLk(IGYa 01 )LAIN Dawe. dents of Goderich, so that access may be four cense; a six pence, twelve c,•nts: andPaengers booked at lowest rates to or from h•e ad to the st literature of the day at a three penny piece,six cents. The florin is.('('ri'ai')• Ital), Norway, Sweden, Denmark, the lowest possible cast. It is, there- or two shilling pisco, uetcoter, is ,mly " fort, hoped that full encouragement worth forty-five. For H«ok of ••Tours in Pcotland." It tea Plans rail 7.s.,..,,.. applywIiENUkitHONBROTI'161t11.will he given to the Institute, in orderWhile Canon Murphy w a preaching New York. that the management may here their I w ]tFL .E. W tRNOCK, Hamilton St hands so strengthened that they may be 1agni,r,,"ttlitiii D blm tages 'nt M Tn la rvin last (iaferich. enabled to make still further improve- I cif,: apei, ;lc :t as ueticrd t.. salsa his hand SALE 141' TEN)lf:)t 0 1' All 1lIQR sots in the future. ( his head suddenly, reel, and frit over i Valuable Stone Warehouse Vho so RvRNING t'LAMRte. I in the pulpit. ``event/ members of the. Evening Classes, in the subject of ceneregation, among thein a ph)•sic'ah, i r, ndeo w,ll be re,•eived by the nnder- K)k-kee ing and drawing, were estab- (rushed to his assistance, when it was s.gned up to dished during the year alt connection dtscuyered that he wan dead. inc , J v L Y 18T, 1882, greatest eon, and rusue•l among the for the i reloise of lot 1007 and E. nalf 1095 c m_rettUU11, and t he termination. were r,inning numbers in the town of (ioderteh, brought to an abrupt termination. I'h f• known as the Seymour tt'an•house property7. Y op`{"wite the extensive floor muds, of Ogilvie icians announced that his death was I R ilutchison. There are Public Highways on caused by appoplexy. r Iwo sides of the property, in addition to which it fronts directly upon the docks at (toderloh At a recent meeting of the tluarterly , )►a,•n Ir trepnodnitin Itilte unsuilwa"► ynd 'I lin !Halor Rtanti- e Gra Board of the Canada Methodist Church, fa,- ring or Narebouu purpotws. Bayfield Circuit, the returns from each ' The owners are non resident anti for flat appointment show that the circuit is in a eraser are wnSlnu. w scall It a f►Ir price cats ke obtained, but no tender will necesaartly healthy financial conditinn, only ens ap- be secrpted. pointment out of six having any de- The title is perfect Tern,e of payment to de- ficiency. The board passed a resolution' i ted at Goderieb all an0trow t)'RocUtroar, GpDERICH, May 6, lft+(L'. expressing their regret that they were so To George Sheppard, fisc. omen to lose their present pester, the 13th May Itti2. I Foliciton. Goderich Mechanics Institute: Rev. J. Livingstone, and thanking him - for the able manner in which he had Sir v conducted the business of this circuit i floor rot papa who at- for the last three yeah Rev. J. S Cook, junior pastor, was invited back for a second year. The trefic over the Midland in In all classes of freight usually heavy )just now. I The lumber freights in particular have run upbeyond anything before exper- ienced in the history of the mad, and it taxer the rolling stock of the mad to the 1 Roos assn, o.-- 1 W. A. Rhynas: 2 utast t t., handle i'. in fact, the bevy Jas. Heade: 3 Gen. 5 Moore; 4 R. D. trains passing south over the main hoe Moms; ft A. Weetherald: 6 B. Mitchell. aro almost beyond the power of the en - Tour ohed t servant, gine+ t., haul. Many of the locomotives 1. R 1NIuu, I. P. t have a double set of hands, and no soon - Th. fimaneial pain .n of the Institute. er do they arrive at Port Hope than they i will be shown in detail the treasurer's immediately return with rolling stock G. rwpoetthe stepping points- Every deacriinn In tetinng from the directorate of the "f car u premed into service, sod the Institute, your beard would thank you loads ser. oiled nnwually hiIIh, and are for the confidence shown by electing fedi of corresp. nein. weight. Even with its book-keeping I with the Institute. The board was fortunate in securing the services e( Mr. E. F. Moore as teacher of the },took -keeping claws and Mr. Young as drawing master. The large number of pupils, with the very punctual attend- ance evinced the marked interest taken in these classes. Prizes to the amount of $20 have been awarded to the moat succesaful of the pupils, under a written examination conducted by Mrs. 3. R. Miller, I. P. S., and the success of these classes is shown by his report as follows: Si 1 have the honor t. enclose re- port en examination p p tended classes in book-keeping anti drawing during the year. i think the results are very satisfactory to pupils and teachers, and i think the Directors of Goderich Mechanics' Institute are to be congratulated on their first effort in this new sphere of action Ditawimi.-1 A. Ar.drews: 2 M. Cooke and M. Seagrniller. 3 K Rall. to the position, and wuN very hat wish• eyuiFpmens of forty three lotwmutovet, es for the future prespenty of the In• Midland a nocesitated to pot oa ; statute. We remain yours truly, new ..ns, which sr. amvinr every GM. SHEPPARD, tree. Reek Fate. W Joesorr'oe, 1st Viee Preis the authority of that L'arliament to in- Th. Treasurers' report exhibited a i ielate for Ontario, at least, is swept good financial shelving, notwNJutani• I away in view of the curse pursued ing the fact that donna the past year by the L)omini..n Government and true- nearly 111100 had been disbursed in con• timed by the Dominion Parliament in nection with the institute, and a }dans dealing with the plain rights and pnvil- „f $42 27 remained to its credit a tae agos of the Province .f (,0..' o, 1 can I tank, :aye le. o a at W 4Newt.iv. nothing twons .ewias r.r 1110141 I After tho sdept,en r•/ the treasnt'.e's (fie+ (ioeorleh Ionsorial. WKNLOHT, PRACTICAL. • RtR an.t Rale Arwe..r hanks to the pwYk fns aegis PAR tin newel ..... ... ALLAN of ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS LiVK}tPOOL, LONDONDEH(tY, GLAS- GOW. LINE BUMMER ARRANGEMENTS MAIL .vTEAMER.r -- 14EA.4ON MU' Cabin. Intermediate and Piet rage T.ekets al owidaT RATES. iterrag • l'amengrn are looked to London. Cardiff, Retool, Qese*stnws, Derry, Belfast. Galway and 6L••eow, at asase rates se to 1.1 verryy ,0000lt BVMM R BAILING -R- From Quebec. PPM,tday Peruvian ... May le t'tn•asatee ... •• A Sova stcattas. .. Jose t 1%d -wan MI Sarmatian '• 17 Polynesian Peru,tan . Jwly 1 Cirraetaa, - 5 learAIn1N. •' le Partaua. M tiartnat(ea, • i'n ITnestas ... . A. t Itervt l rias 13 C lermetea. „ IP Peruvian. •• se Tarlatan Pepe- r i esriestla w Polynesian •• OM i ; 8•rvtintan » rasa w i 1t1iPr..taa.. . Re , iMtl,biep ewer, .tsilw df WIN* le Pa-1.w 1r1is 'Joked Aick wish.