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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-05-26, Page 1- TNUiEEiWHOLE R18* GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY MAY 26, 1882. M jI1.1�e 51 Y1•.Alt 1!f <D7 MN aeyeHMNNaIa t,uriherue- R. Bewley. Vented-- Mrs Oraeme ('atnerou. tattles Auution Sale -J. C. Currie. I.)era Hair Vigor -J. C. Ayer! Cu. ,Vest Hanoi KIectlou-M. C. Cameron. Unix of Montreal D. Glow, Manager. Dentistry. t iA NICHOLSON, SURGEON DEN- t A. TIBC. Otticeanti resideuue, West Street 1 lime doors below Bank of Montreal, Gude- MS I,1LWIN KEEFER, DENTAL SUR - 14 Cesar. the GEON, Ilate with Trotter At ea':, g Dentists of Torontu.I All operations ,I t.•u,.) and carefullyppeurturmed. Rouwa, Bea- J Flout, CLINTON. s4Pattents from a .e,e1140 wUl Weise snake appointment In ad- 1 .ut-e y taa0. 1812 She Peoples Column. `ei' ANTED. -A GOOD SERVANT 1' A good general' servant in a family of :..'... Good wages will be paid. Apply to Mi.-. Gaming UAMiWt0N, Kest Street. 1840. `OTICE.-THE COUNCIL OF THE Huron Corporation of the County of w.11 meet in the Court Room in the town of uudertch, un Tuesday, Mit of June. Ac- � t ouata against the t'uune I must be sent In 1 eters the tint session of the second day of , Wag. PETER ADAMdoN, Cu. C,erk. 1 y 22nd 1de t. 1840-2t NI ISS NETTIE SEEGMILLER, 11 Having completed her studies In music ' .oder Prof. t, ppi of London, and having re- 1 . rived a tertineste, is now prepared to re- i t elve • limited number of pupils for Plano instruotbn. Miss tleegmtiler Is also prepared to take orders for Crayon Portraits. tianatat:- non 1s every case gnsrnateed. Residence, tenser Oambria 2to•d and Newg•to' Street, mO RENT. - A COMFORTABLE 1 Hoe.e oil St. Patrick's Street. containing seven rooms and woodshed. Hard and soft water o• the premises. and the entire place in the best condition. Cuuvenieet to the square. Also two brick cottages. near the s'.aUon. Apply to Jolts Buss E1 RIDGE. Newgate street. Goderich. BRICK HOUSE WANTED IN GOD- RiCH. not less than 8 to 10 rooms. Meat nsakely toagsted, and cheap. State Price it. L Box 118 Lucknoive full w,Ont, Address HEIFERS STRAYED. -STRAYED From the premises of subscriber. lot 3, division of Colborne. 9th cos., western About the 22nd of April. Iosttyeerting heifers. One is white with roan about the neck and head, sad the other red. with some white epees. Information leading to their recovery will be suitably rewarded by the owner. Join Tlrrut, Carlow P. O. 1836 -it DRESSMAKING. - THE MISSES BISSET take this opportunity of an- nouncing to tht ladies of Ooderiob and vicin- ity th..t shay have secured rooms over George Aahesos's store, where they will carry on the business of drew and mantle making. Hsv- tng had several years experience u fashion- able dressmakers, they feel confident that they can give perfect satisfaction, to all who tnay favor them with their orders. Apprent- icas waatod. 18 -1m Loans anb 3neurance li(ONEY.-PRIVATE FUNDS TO �v11 lend on (Daisy terms In sums to suit bor- owers. ALES. 11cD ALLAN. Goderich, Nov. 17th 1881. 1813-Im. 500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO CAMERON. HOLT &CAMERON, Gods- . 1758. 75.000 TO LEND ON REAL E8 - TATK. Terms (avertible. Apply to B. L. OYLK. Goderich. 1751 50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND on good Farm or Wig -class Town Property t 8 per cent. Apply to R. R A DCLIFFE. 1751 MONEY TO LEND IN ANY amount to suit borrowers at 6 to M per mil. Private funds. Apply to SEAoER and [°arrow. Goderich. MONEY T() LEND. -A LARGE amount of Privater-. Mornds iia AMOt u lowest rtes � �.� Apply to OARROW t IROUD LOANS FREE OF CHARGE.- ) Money to lend at lowest reset tree of say costa or charger+. SKAOI:R it MORTON, opppooaelte Colborne Hotel. tioderlch, 23rd March 1881. 1779. 6 PER CEN r. -THE CANADA Landed Credit Company te prepared to end money on good Farm security, at six per unL Full particulars given upon application o HUGH HAMILTON. C. L. agent. Goderich, 1785. 20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND 5' n Farm and Town Property at lowest te- rcet. Mortgoges purchased, no Commission barged Conveyancing Fees reasonable. 1. B. -Borrowers can obtain money In one day f title Is satisfactory.-DAVISON & JOHh- ITON, Barristers. Ro.. Goderich. 1751 1lRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE, . Life and Accident Insurance Agent. Representing fireteleas Companies. Also agent for the CANADA Livs STOCK xeu(RANCE Co. Money to lend on Mortgage, either in Town or Farm Property, in any way to suit the borrow- er. Gmoe-4up.alMle) Ear's hock. Goderich. FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -THE [ szgs premises known as the Tecumseth Galt Well with Block. containing ono steam pan 8081 and one iron pan 10ft in length. with alopther oppo:. unities for making salt in good mining seder. Working capacity 100bis per day, present price of salt t40c per barrel. 716 a .'ay clear profit. Apply tolls°. B. JOHNSTON, P. 0. HOE 70. Ooderfch '1.70 RENT. -- A COMFORTABLE I 1$uae on south Street, containing 8 .,..ass. kitchen and pantry, with hard and wit Water. Apply to GEA. McMABON. 183 Legal 'Notices. NEWS ABOUT HOME. "A chlel's amang ye, takin' notes, Au' faith he'll prent it." ?OWN TOPICS. Sallow. has elected himself to the proud position of people's phigogrepher in Weet Hu- ron. and although be doesn't want the votes of his constltueata is willing to reo.Ive the bene, tit of their Influence at his rooms, Market Square corner. Mrs. D. Ferguson is visiting at Detroit. The political canvasser is abroad. The woods is full of 'em. Even the ladies are discussing and de- nouncing the gerrymander. Mrs Anderson, of Winghain, is the guest of Mrs Grierson, Brock St. Rev. Father O'Connor will officiate at St Peters during the absence of Father Watters. Mr. James Macbride, now of Bay City,has been visiting his mother and friends here. W. S. Hart has received a car of Westeru corn for seed, and this popular grain will likely go off like "hot cakes." Mr. W. Macara, barrister, of Winni- peg is spending a few weeks in town. He looks well, and Likes his IVestern home. Our townsman, Mr. F. Jordan, re- turned from the Northwest on Thursday afternoon looking as bright as a new shilling. SaoETHoa-vs.-Mr. Hawley's valua- ble bull Beaconsfield 2ad will improve grade stork during the treason. See ad- vertisement. ' The picnic under the auspices of the Roman Catholics et Wawanosh will be held at Wingham on Thursday, June 1st. A good time is expected. Mr. Joseph Kidd barely escaped from being severely hurt, by his horse run- ning away on Tuesday afternoon, be- ing dashed against a telegraph post. The carriage a new one is -quite a wreck. We understand that Mr. George Hys- lop, marble cutter, formerly of Gode- rich, died of small pox at Chicago re- cently. lis widowed mother lives in town, and passed through a heavy be- reavement in the loss of another ion last year. MORTGAGE SALE OF 35 LOTS IN PORT ALBERT. By Verdict of the power of sale contained In a Mortgage from Elisabeth B. Weise and Julius Weise to the Vendor (which Mortgage will be produced at the time of rale.) there will be offered for sale by Public Auction. by J. C. Currie. Auctioneer, at bisauction rooms, in the Town of Goderich. on the 5th of June, 1882 as 11 o'clock. noon, 35 contiguous Iota, in the South part of the town plot of Port Albert, know as the property owted by hire. Julius Wise. It contains 17 acres of excellent level land. 1 with nearly new frame dwelling house. and good orchard. The property U in every - way as most desirable one for a residence. market garden or small farm. Very liberal, and easy terms of payment will be given. Tide perfect, and immediate possession given. For paiticulats apply to the under- signed. Dated 5th May 1881. J. C. CURRIE. MEAGER et MORTON Auctioneer. Barristers, 1838 -td Goderich. 5C. WILL PAY FOR THE SIGNAL, 1 t postage Are for the balance of 1m1. -'nbscribe at once, and get full benefit of this offer. Legal. WEST HURON. Glorious Gathering; on Tuesday. an enthusiastic uss�tathis iastrowd (but h added, onven- amu) we won the battle by a majority of 84. Applause.) If he accepted the 11.1'. trainer.. roc the t'eis.es -tet. nes nomination for West Huron, victory fee the Local LegIabelure Thele retara ; would crown their banner. He was net a Y.reg.tre fameDasletia. the uuly roan of the 23,000 people of The Rafe:niers of West Huron turned Wcet Huron, who would carry the out iu tremendous foroe on Tuesday. Rating. There were ethers who could do We doubt if as large and enthusiastic a it in the interest of good Government. But gathering of truly representative men he had been urged by many of his political has ever been seen in this section. Every friends, and [Luny who formerly hail not municipality rent its full quota of dale- been his political friends, to run tor gates, and from distant townships old West Huron. On this very day he had and well -tried Reformers were there to been tnet by a dozen Conservatives who back up the regular delegates in their said that if he ran, they would poll their good work. The sister town of Clinton votes for a Reformer for the first time nobly sent ten men over and above its in their life. (Cheers.) He had an ever allotted number of delegates, and near- living and abiding faith its the honor and ly every municipality could have been integrity of the people, and although doubly represented on the door, had the in a seeming minority of 117 he had no good inen and true who accompanied the doubt but that victory would perch upon delegates a place on the front seats. their tanner. (Applause.) We are enter - NO BALLOT.; ERRE NEEDED, int/ upon a contest that will need every The greatest unanimity prevailed, and vote; but we can appeal to every inde- every roan seemed to be of une mind and pendent man to lay aside every preju- purpose. Every motion trade was car- dice, and vote fur honest government. rind unanitnously. Down at Ottawa strange things are done. Chas. Girvin, Esq., Reeve of West A majority never contained less inde- Wawanosh, occupied the chair, and all pendent and more corrupt men than the officers of the association were pre- had that which ranged themselves with sent. The following were the delegates: the Government during the last four Town of Goderich.-J. T. Garruw, years. If some of the things done there C. Seager, Satu l Pollock, Horace Hor- had been done in other sour tries, there ton, Jas. Saunders, A. MCD. Allan,Capt. would have been no quiet meeting in Gibson, .Joseph Williams, W. R. Rob- Protest such as this, butdrawn bayonets. ertson, Jas. bmaill, John Syohie, .Fred. (Hear, hear.) But we are a lung auffer- Seegtiiller, H. Rothwell, Sam'1 Sloane, ing people. A constituent has written Robt. Walker, Jas. Wilkinson Jas. Yates, to him recently that this was a time for T. McGillicuddy, P. O'Dea, John Mose- revolution; but the speaker was content ly, J. P., Loftus E. Dancey, D. C. Mc- to leave it to the people at the polls. Kay, W. G. Smith, Hugh Hamilton, He then pointed out a number of jobs Alex. Wallace, Jas. Shephard, E. Mar- done during the past four years, describ- tui, G H Parsons. how Joe Whitehead had been bled Goderich Township. Harvey Hincks, by unscrupulous Tory journalists te the Jus. McClusky, Jas. Torrance, M. Gor- extent 4.$33,003, and been recouped by don, H. Elford, F. Tivitt, D. Persia, the Government. He also instanced the Sam'! Barr, Jas. Duuos°, J. L. Curtis, Moylan claim, and the Yankee Ctarke's S. Pharis, John Porter, Wm. Hendee- $25,000 -bribe tor getting an American sun, Jos. Inyard John Wimp. Arch. fellow citizen to turn traitor to his McAllister, Capt. J ohn .\icD.,nald, Jno. country in the Halifiax Fishery Award Torrance, Jno. Wiggington, Mei. Mc- matter. Sir Charles Tupper was known Dougall, Jas. Young, Wm. Wise, Thos. as the "Great Stretcher." His friends Crick. called Sir Charles a• great statesman. 'township of Ashfield. -Wm. Mal- This reminded him that Napoleon once lough, 'P. E. Findlay, Francis Scott, said that Talleyrand was a great states - Thos. Anderson, Jas. Ma: taffy, Ed. roan because he was a great liar. (Ltugh- O'Connor, Jos. Griffin, D. McMurchy, ter.) He referred to the Hollow street Jas. Orahsm, D. T. Mckenzie, Donald omcetransaction, the car wheel job, and McIntyre, John G. Murdock; Jas Mun- the two Onderdonk jobs, in all of which ro, Wm. McKay, Thos. Hunter, B. Mal- Sir Charles Tupper had been shamefully lough, Hugh Girvin, Capt. Jos. Mal- concerned. He also mentioned the Nor - lough, Ge,. Harris, Thos Disher, Benj. them Railway affiair, and showed up the Hengestine, D. B. Buchanan, John Mc- Girouard tie claim, and said that in these Lennon. and other transactions the Government East Wawanosh.-Jas. Brown, 11,14. had acted the part of public thieves. McGowan, Win., King, Hiram Campbell, Are you prepared to give then your con -- Henry Whiteman, .las Henry,_id enry, Wm. ence 1 (No, Ne, No !) He was persuad- Carr, Robt. Currie, Jas. Wilson, Thos. ed that these men, some of whom have Gibbons, Alex. Young, Win. Boads, been decorated by the Queen, will be Enoch Shorts. .wept from power with the force and' West Wswanosh.-David Mcllwain, suddenness of a whirlwind. (Great cheer - Chas Girvin, Peter McCann, Jus Ward, ing. ). Referring to the expenditures he hugh Moreland, Thos McKenzie, Jas showed that while in 1873 the expendi. Ruse, Alex. Stewart, Robt. Lock` rt, ture was $23,500,000, Sir Leunkrd stat - Walter Stewart, M. Sproule, Ind. Gaunt, ed that he could reduce it by a million Arch. Anderson, James Gaunt, John in 1878. This year the expenditure is •5'asltington. $28,500,000, or $5,000,000 more, three Clinton. -Dr. Worthington, .l. T. bills saddling that extra amount upon Wilkie, John McWVhirl.er, Jas Young, us. But the day is coming when we A. Kennedy, D. F. McPherson, 1 will meet these men and overwhelm Holmes, K. R Walker, Jae. Shipley, them, and they will be buried unwept. Dr. Williams, S. W. C. Searle, Horace unhohoredanduneung. (Cheers,) de then Foster, B. Switzer. Thos. Watson, Wm. alluded to the nepotism of the members Coate, Robt Coats. of the government, and showed hew the Colborne. - %Von. Robertson, Wm. Popes, the Tilley., the Tellers and their Walters, Donald McKmnoo, R. B. near and distant relations fattened at Scott, Donald Cummings, John Buell- the public crib. Mr. Cameron then anon, N. Morrish, Jas. Sends, John stated that he would not have been be - Robertson, Jas. Symington, Jas. Liak- fore the convention had it not been for later, Thos. Morrish. D. McGillivray, the gerrymandering. In his fifteen Win. Young, John Morns, Ilse. Cowan. years of Parliamentary experience he Immediately after the roll call, the knew of no bill which had less exouse. nomination of a candidate to represent They gave us our new members, and that was the excuse for breaking up the boundaries of fifty-six constituencies. Had such. a thing been done in the Mar- itime prorinces, the people there would have been up in arms. (Neer,, hear.) If the Government returns with a majority of sesta, they will not have a majority of the votes of Ontario, but their Ontario supporters will be mainly representative. of an act of Parliament. He showed the hollowness of the representation by pop- ulation plea, by contrasting the uneven population of a score of constituencies. He briefly referred to the boundary awsrd,and pointed out that every French member except two voted against the ratification of the Boundary award. He ' t bef are the Liberal party, and drew four seats to our repreeentetion, in P . - ,rth tremendous applause. He appre- ciated the nomina ion South Huron had a claim upon him and he en it; but he would not rue for South Huron, and it he did not run for West Huron he wnald not run at all. (Great cheering, the audience ruing to their feet in their enthessam.) After he had oonsulted the people of Routh Huron, and got their consent, he would stand for the West. (Cheers.) He had been asked to run in North Middlesex. A prominenttwi Cservatrve in Biddulph had written him saying that he would support him, and that he (Cameron) could turn Bid- dulph's Conservative majority of 230 in- to a Reform majority of 100. (Applause.) But he would stand by West Huron, if the people of the South consented- A candidate cannot win alone; every man must ',wk.. If we unfurl the banner of Reform and good Government it will not be furled until after five o'clock on the 20th of .tune, when it will Rost over M. C. Unseen as West Huron's member. The speaker a�+ concluded amidst tremendous p s (7oI. Rowas then formally tendered thet e nomination for the Loral Legislature Flag. -On Thursday afternoon the roof of an old building belonging to the Seegmiller Plow Co., and used for the storing of patterns, took fire. The flames were quickly got under way, and after a liberal sprinkling of water upon the spectators. the engine was housed. Accouters, - Master Fred Price, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. while playing cricket at Clinton on the 24th had the misfortune to break his In pursuance of (Ampt•tr one hundred and arm near the wrist. We understand seven, section thirty four, of the Revised stn tutes of Ontario. Notice is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of John Pasmore late of the town of Goderich, in the County of Huron, and Province of Ontario wagon maker and black- smith, deceased, who departed this life on or about the fifteenth day of April last, are re- quired to send by post, prepaid. or to deliver to Masers. Darrow R I'roudfoot, Solicitors for Emily i'asmore, of he town of Goderich, aforesaid. widow, the Executrix of the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, on or before the fifteenth dayof June next. a statement containing ther names and ad- dresses, and full particulars of their claims of the securities, Rainy. held by them, and that after theaald date lastly mentioned, the said Executrix will proceed to distribute the meets of the said deceased amongst the parties en- titled thereto. regard being had only to the calms of which notice has been given as above required; and the said Executrix will not be liable for the said assets or any pari thereof to any person or persons of whose claims notice shall not have been received by her said Solicitors at the time of such distri- bution. GARROw et PROODrOOT. Solicitor for Emily P►tmore, Executrix. Dated at Goderit h. this Mb May A. 1)1237-4t T ▪ EWIS A LEWIS, BARRISTERS, • Attorneys, Solicitors In Chancery &c. Office in, the Court House, Goderich. IRA LEwts, M.A., B.C.L. 1:. N. 'aww[•s. CARROW A' PROUDFOOT, BA R i RISTERS, Attorneys. Solicitors, etc Goderich. J. T. Darrow, W. Proudfoot. 175t B. z~ DOYLE, BARRISTER A ND Attorney, Solicitor In Chkc. ancery, Goderloh. Ont SEAGER & MORTON, B A R R I S TIRE Re., kc., Goderich and Wl 1'. Seager Jr.. Oederich. J. A. Morton,netnl- ham. 1751. g[.ALOOMSON, BARRISTER AND Solicitor. and Market Square, over George heson's. Goderich. 1751. �4CAMPION, ATTORNEY -AT - 1J. LAW. Solicitor is Chaacery, Convey- ancer, to Ores ever Shard's bookst e tied/mum, Oct Aux yeeat of cone 10 loan at ewes eats or Iasermit. 1751-7. CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, l� Berrtstera, Sollciton In Chancery, &c., WbemM. C. Cameron, Q. M. O, 00 ren, Goderich. W. E. Maters.. 1751. 3flebical. 1 t IR. HUTCHISON, DUNGANN; N, On !i R. McDONAOH, MLD• PHYSIC - J<. JAN, SURGEON, arta, Graduate of Tor- -late Unlvetefte. Limerititt�ate of the ReJa1 Ool- Lensea. t land. sac ta. Opposite Bailey's Hotel.Hamilton street, 'iod 1egs K M. C. Ontario. ()mos and residence erlek. 17116 -*n T1 R.. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR - 11.7 (RON. Coroner. te. Omoe aad residence Arum, Attest, mooed door west of Victoria Street. 1711. MACKID, M. D. PHYSI- H G. , aim, bsr Orade•te et IL Os Val ry� 1.s7`*events1 Caner fCp ., Cast Bs*k. 1711-7. D� SHANNON a HA>IQL'I'O , P1 - rMteesa, meeting was to get the consent of Mr. M. C. Cameron to contest West Huron at the coming election. In this they had been sucoesaful, and the great en- thusiasm exhibited by this meeting prov ed conclusively that the best nun in the riding had received the unanimous nomi- nation. Mr. Cameron had claims u South Huron, and South Huron claims upon Mr. Cameron and if the matter could be arranged, Me Cameron was pledged to accept the nomination for West Huron. For Mr. Cameron to accept a noutinati.et ineant the securing of victory at the polis (Hear, hear.) Now was the time for a bold front te be shown. It was true the Reform leaders had faced heavy odds in the House; they brutd a majority against them so large that it could not be broken, and though they charged on the serried columns time and again, despite their valor they had been forded back. Then it waa that the Reform leaders made up their luluds that the final ap peal trust be made to the people. But at the eleventh hour the gerrymandering bill was brought down by Sir John, the effort is made to stifle public opinion, the "Grits are hived," and an attempt - an abortive attempt it would prove - it made to legislate some of the best of the Liberal politicians from public life. Sir John had packed the jury by act of parliament in his own interest, regardless of the fact that nibmember should have a voaoe or vote in parlia ment os.a question in which he was per sonally interested. Must of fhe Tory members of Ontario were personally in iii terestedin the ulrylnandenng Act, yet they voted and spoke, in favor of it. But, nutwithatanding the carving up of the constituencies, he firmly believed Right and Truth would prevail, and deceit srul trickery would meet its own reward: The corrupt acts of the present Government enumerated by Mr. Came- ron were only a moiety of their iniqui- ties, and the abilities of Sir John Mac- donald -and he had abilities --could not compensate for his wrong -doing. Sir John Macdonald. although a clever [Lien was not a good man, and no Con- servative in Canada would say he was a good mail: But even Conservatives admitted that Edward Blake was a good and true, as well as s clever man, an °rater and a statesman. Hear, hear.) Mowat Oliver had been ridiculed fur being a "Christian statesman"- and he was proud to say that he was a Christian statesman and an honorable, upright. God-fearing gentleman in es'ery sense the term implied. (Cheers.) The N, P: had snatched a verdict from Reformersthe Reformers in 18;8, but they could now go to the country on living ist Yes such as provincial rigies,the meintenatsoe of our provincial., bound- aries, and the restitution of our count lines. Ontario was the milk cow, and paid the heavy pert of bill to keep con- federation together, but Quebec' always managed to get the cream and left only the skim milk and Ontario. The Gov- ernment of our local affairs was guaran- teed us at confederation, ea Ontarionever would have entered ire But a .ii blow was now stck at nur provincial autonomy by the disallows:ace of the thenstreams hill. The speaker then gave a comprehensive synopsis of the streams bill and the boundary question, and plainly showed where the inalienable rights of Ontario had been infringed on. He concluded by expresaieg hu firm belief that Liberalism would triumph at the ballot -box in the three Hurons on June 20th, despite the gerrymandering ou (Loud and prolonged applause.) The following resolutiowere carried unanimously: Moved by Dr. Worthington,of Clinton s000nded by Win. Malloegb, of Ashfield, "That this Convention.of the Reformers of West Huron tender one hearty thanka to Hon. E. Blake and Hon. Oliver Mowat, and the mea who so bravely stotdbythem inthe noble fight in defence of their rights and liberties of the people of this Province and,eur Dominion, and we pledge ourselves... spare no warts to return representatives from this Rid- rng who will support these gentlemen and the glorious castes in which the Re- form party is now engaged." Moved by Mr.. Forrester, ion Clinton, seconded by Mt. McKibhon, of Hut Wawanosh, "That we consider the gerry manderinq of nearly suit] cnnstituenciee eloquently described the glorious pros - in this Provisos, in older to add but that Miss Hattie Price, who was thrown out of a buggy by the wheel of the vehicle breaking down, is not much in- jured. Watson, the South Street florist, is "up to his elbows" in work. His sup- ply of bedding out plants is not yet done, and this week is just the time to put out geraniams, petunias, verbenas, eta See Watson early, and get some of his Dlanta before the best stock is gone. THE LAT►. FATHER McGtiARAs.-An extended notice of the demise of this well-known and highly respected clergy- man has been crowded out, but will ap- pear next week. Tho deceased was uncle to Father Watters, and had a rep- utation for benevolence and kindness of heart amongst high and low. "The Society of Christian Endeavor," a gathering of young people in connec- tith the North Street Methodist church, MORTGAGE SALE OF A VALU- ABLE FARM IN THE TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIKLD IN THE COUNTY OF HURON. Under and by virtue of • power of sale con- tained in a certain indenture of mo which will be p,odaxd at the time of e, made by James Finn. There will be sold by public auction. byJohn C. Currie, auctioneer, at Delon 's HoteIn the village of Port Al- bert, on 7w - • the lets day of My, 1M1, at 1 o'clock,operty, noon,ithefollowing osouthnhalf ofea thei farm props South halt of lot number three it the fifth conceaalon, western division of the township ot uron. eontain- log fiftyeacres of land, more ofld, in the County orllege, of which 30 scree are cleared, fen ted, and in a fair state of cnitivstten, and the remainder is bush land, wooded with hardwood and hemlock, and Is capable of being amity cleared. The bnlldln oen.bta of • frame dwstUag house Mxtt. The soil le • clay loam of good quality. This farm is advantageously situated, being about 12 miles from the tows of Goderich, and within half • mile of the gravel road leading from Goderich to Kincardine, and within 2 miles of the village of Port Albert. Terms of sate: Ten per cent on the d• of sale and the halance in one month the A on of the purchase money may. at he •pales of the pureeaser, remain an mortgage oat the said lands. The v pets will be put npp subject to a rsserved b d.- The other oon- dttio•. of oak ars similar to Ns standing Aoeeusoles�t eHays• ti . J. Eli I2 m- !� I7s1 • J. w HEAD V.S. ($UCC' >R et MAW% Te- ri 11.7510/1/ ss/ Betsy�s few+ sass e -nevem .radiad ea to +sense aims eeaditioas of dais of tae High noun of Jsstks. For farther �iculerw eepp ly te the sue - Datedor the sartes Panel Dated st GodeeiOk. this 15Th yet April A. D. 11M. OaRanw d' PRntmroor- J. f CURRtt Vendor's Solicitor. An baser. held a wool on r-riday evening, aid a West Huron in the Commons was pro very pleasant time was spent. We are informedthat theSociety is in a flourish- ing state, and is doing a good work in developing the talents of the younger people of the congregation of Dr. Wil- liam's church. TEA Msenteo.-The hrst tea meeting since the advent of the new pastor, Rev. J. W. Sutton, will be held in the M. E. church, on Tuesday evening, May 30th. The speakers of the evening will include Rev. Dr. Williams, Rev. Dr. Ure, Rev. J. A. Turnbull, B. A., J. Mitchell and T. McGillicuddy. The proceeds will be applied to the reduction of the church debt, As the affair will also be a formal welcome to tha new pastor, it will be doubtless largely attended. ceeded with. On motion of Dr. Worthiagtoa, of Clinton, seconded by Joseph Oran, Deputy -Reeve of Ashfield, M. C. CAM- ERON, of Goderich, received the unam- Inousiy nominated, amidst loud and pro- longed cheering. A deputation consisting of Gal. Rees, M.P.P., Mr. J. T. Garner, Mr. D. A. Forrester, Mayor of Chnton, Mr. Mal - lough and Mr. J. Griffin, of Ashfield, and Dr. Worthington, was teen appoint- ed to wait upon Mr. C,.sarort and tender him the unanimous nomination. During the absence of the deputation, it was moved by R. Harrison. of Ash- field, seconded by John Moseley, of Goderich, that Col. A. 11. RO88 be tbs candidate for West Huron is the Loaf Legislature Ths motion was carted with great cheering. On the arrival of Mr. Cumetou the large assetnblsre rose as owe elan, sad three times th reseed a "tiger" pealed frost every throat. it was a greed ovation. The chairutan then again notified Mr. Cameron of the action of the Cetnventi•is, and again the members cheered. Kr. Cameron, in reply, . dd he felt different on this modems than at Ray other of he Eve or six times upon which he had received a eosiestisa H. was almost at a los ss to went line et action he should adopt. Althoegh • resident of Ooderieh he had long been identified with South Huron. Wien he left Ot• terra he bad his mind ewes up not to take either riding of Huron. Of course South Hume wee now a tolerably safe riding. (Cheers and tahter.) in old tines he liked a fight eat ewe tine refused the nosieetios ie Centre Huron. but refused it top down to Routh He- ron, where under the shade of a spread- ing beeehnet-trot in 187' the first Ke - torn oonveetioa was held in that «erI7 mead wed ennutiteeecy. (Cheers.) n. then thought it a tovlore hope, for he was in an apparent minority of 187, but with vigor and energy, and supported by PROVIDENT ARNOVIATION or AMIMI;'►-- Saturday last a local board was formed here as follows: --Chas. Seeger jr. ,Pres. ; H. Cooke, Vice. Pres.; Alex. McD. Al- lan, Sea ; Dr. Taylor, Medical Supervis- or; and Messrs. T. B. VenEvery, Dan. Gordon, H. Clucas; J. C. Currie and J. McBride an Exeoutive committee. The succi tions issues life policies, based up- on the tables of mortality, at cost, as well as indeminity certificates in case of sickness or accident. Mrs. Henley. an old settler, died last week, aged 67 years. She at one time taught a select melted here. She was tomb esteemed by all who knew her. Mr. Ben. Williams, son of Rev. Dr. Williams, who has been home on • visit, leaves today to resums his position in a wholesale house in Rochester. At likes bis adopted city. Mr. W. H. McCutcheon, formerly of Winghas-and well known of bis Ingot of hest ser readers. bas d Winn in the Brunswickswick Roeoe, 1pK,anal by retnrned to Ontario Mr. MoOut- oheon, we are glad to learn, has cleared over $25.000 by his hotel speculation in Winnipeg. Ile was in town a coopla of days this week visiting friends here Renee. The Canada Fire and Marine Insur- ance Company hereby give notice that they have transterreti their Fire insur- ance business tt the Citizens' insurance Company of Canada, who aasums all claims arising under their current poli- cies. The business will be carried on without interruption at the office et the undersigned. Amex. MeD. 2 ALLAN, Agent. Creamy* igawRAW'E Co. Or CANADA, Established 1884, President, Sir Hugh Allen, (Allan Sta mphlp Co'y.) Losses paid to date, $1, 000.00; Govern- ment Deposit, $114,000.00; Seom'tity to Policy holden, $1,270,3%143. GERALD Y. Heat, General Manager. liament, and more especially as perpe trwted under: the pretence of carrying out the grand old Retorn principle of reps* aentatien by population, -while really an unblushing but we trust, abortive at tempt, to. 'Hire the Grits' and rob the Liberal,. of Ontario n1 tet fair repre- sentation ie the Commons, ss -a blow at true representative fov.eiment, sad de- serving of our strongest dlsepproval and detestation." Moved by Mr. .1. Washington, of Wbst Wawannsh, seconded by Mr. El ford, of Goderich t•osuship, "That this Conventiona its disapproval n4 the oonduct o the Dominion Govern mint in refining te. 'edify the unanimous award of the arbiteation duly appointed to fix the disputedlbounder4es of ([nano and we consider each rdusal, in the fact et so enanimntss an spard, and, too. in the fees of the Ordarin-Ceuncil of the 31st July, 18'Z1., stating that the award of the arhittralors, or a majority n4 them, should be taken as Mal end ortnclusive, as deserving of the leaest condemnation at the perils by awry loyal son of On- tario . The meeting dosed with rouain%cheers and was received with loud cheers as he for Mr. Cameron, Osi. Ross, Ron. Ed - rose to reply. ward Blake. Hon Oliver Mnwat and the He said the principal business of this Queen.