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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1882-09-29, Page 4THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. SEPT. 29, 1882. THE HURON SIGNAL pabialied Friday or Me ILLICUDDII their Oo., North (elf tae Square► GODKRICH, ONTARIO. 1. dwpaie fed to all parts of the surround 4 4e.tsatr7 by Use .ache.. .et►..na Rakes. . s..tbadMt, ,m u bas •T �� poet er e 0��� to O Wilieet r d tit aadlatat 1 oa p1.Ib.aper above. • ar`n'o^ mmeet�desirabie adaad vertising tising medi-11 s.thornier, • Twassa. -Slab in ad venue postage pre -PSM by publishers; $1.75, If peld into,* ata taestbe tem If not so paid. This rule will be strtotl7 enforced. RATES or Auvssrut� t`bt cents r Use ye ise for arsd tesrrt os; ...arr*�� ppaeea tion rl7 each subsequent nt las.rt se. Yredeeea rata. and quarterly contracts at a period .mI s=esadiitR tiffs tB cothe, or to both stttsaand imprisonment, in the dieeestion of he Court." When the ppeals were hoard before the Judge some startling facia were dis- covered. Boys of 18, 19 and 20 years, of Tury parents, were found on the roll (in some instane.a agsiust the wish of the parents); absentees, under the stat- ute were also there; students attending college were entered as bona aide farmers soils; in one instance a full-fledged doctor doing for himself, was Siena to be on as • farmers' son, and other in stances could be traced as having been breaches of the statute. Had the errors thus made by the Assessor been divided with any degree of equality between the two parties, there would be some reason to believe that the erroneous a.sess- omats were not done with design; but when all turned out to be adverse to the interests of the political party to which the assessor was opposed, the cloven foot of partizanship became man- ifest. The time hasarrived when definite action must be taken, or there -is no knowing where the lawbreaking will end. We understand the case of the Goderich township assessor will come botor. an early court, and a full and free exposition of the manner in which the roll was manipulated may then be look- ed for. In such an event there will be a shaking up of dry bones from one end of the township to the other. Of course, it is quite possible that the assessor, in this instance, acted from outside advice. Unfortunately in some instances the assessor is but a creature of those who appoint him, and has to manipulate the lists in the interests of those to whom he owes his position. But be this as it may, it is sincerely to be hoped that an early eismple will be made in court, so that the law on the subject will not continue td be the dead letter in has been in the past. How Many tents in the $ do the sub- scribers to the protest fund expect to realise 1 gag ttrtisTIvilei.- We have also • tlrst-elar ebbing department incos a* Deas ng the most complete out -at and best facilities er turning out work In Oodertek, are prepared lido bus/sees in that 11.. at prices tint cannot be beaten. &ad of (,sk gaga, that cannot he .wrpaerd.-Teresa FRIDAY, SEPT. 29th, 1882. THE WEST HURON PETITION. The king of France. with forty tboneand men, Went up the hill, and then cametdown again. We have all along contended that the petition azaiust the return of M. C. Cameron, M. P. for West Huror, was • fizzle and would vanish into thin air when a judicial test was applied. Two weeks ago we gave the points that would prove fatal to the petition, when it would come into court, acid the action of Mr. Justice Cameron on Friday last fully bears out what we have contended. A number of cases similar in bearing to that of West Huron came before Jus- tice Cameron on that occasion and the yreliminary objections to the hearing of tate petition, raised by the respondents, were sustained. What our Tory friends in West Huron will do under existing circumstances we know not. Their bubble has burst, and All the kings horses, and all the kings men. Can't pat their bubble together again. If the protest -mongers were really in earnest, they have received a severe dis- appointment, ieappointment, and somebody is badly to blame for lifting them up so high to get so bad fall. For ourselves, 'ire never believed the petition was anything other that a bit of bravado. The Tories of West Huron had been beaten, and not lilting the sound thrashing they had re- ceived, they bethought them of the petition dodge, tomakebelieve that a fair fight had not been fought. The $1,000 was raised with great difficulty, and after Mr. P. Kelly, of East Huron, had been coaxed to help set the fund on its legs. A solicitor was secured to at- " tend to the drafting of an "imposing petition and other legal matters in con- nection. Everything went lovely for a while, and then the bright picture assumed a different shade. The petition was en- tered in the wrong court ' The bolicitort in (ividept jnnngence of section Loan DVIIVNIts is to be crested a Marquis, and Geos& Wo1se(y is also expected to be Imposed on his return to England. By camp and court, English supremacy in tate Orient bas been more fully established. THta, from the St. Thomas Joaniel, is something after the style of the M.4 :- "There are more political hogs at .tie Ottawa trough than Sir John can feed ; he would like to fatten his hungry .wine at Toronto, but Mowat is in the way." 87 of tie Judicature Act, alloweci to petition to be entered in the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice, Instead ..f having it fyled in the regslar election cour). And thus the .natter stands. There is a fly in the For the information of the Free rrear Tory ointment, and the odor is not of I we would state that Mr. Mowat does not the hest There is no balm in Gilead, occupy the position of Provincial Pre - and the protest -mongers mourn and rider so that Tory behests may be obey - will not be comforted, for their petition, ed. It ought to be sufficient fur the which went up like is rocket, has come Free Press that Mr. Meredith is the pup- pet that jumps when the Tory wirepul- ler, pull the string. Mr. :.doest was .Guns, the Routh Perth Tury who at- tempted extort blackmail from Mr. True, M. P., was uu Wednesday last tried and found guilty. This should prove a warning to others of the Glenn stripe who reside in the Province of On- tario. tea chief organ of the Tory party coarsely alludes to the Mowat Adminis- tration as "a set of imbeciles." It doesn't say much for the ability of Mere- dith, Lauder & Co., when these "im- becile." were preferred by the Province at the last two elections. = Tea tableaux edema* at the Tury con- vention at Toronto brought down the house. John O'Donohoe representing the flees, grasping the hand of (:rand Sovereign Rowell, the Orange, made the most striking scene. The guilty blush that mantled the cheek of the Minister of Customs, told of the hypocrisy of the mum and the hollowness of the fraud. But the brethren applauded, and Sir John, the stagernan•ger, thought it • big hit. Os the fifty -thee then holdiug liquor licenses in West Huron, fifteen are Re- formers. This doesn't look as if licenses were awarded or .refused on account of politics. Of the thirteen hotels and liquor shops in Goderich, but four are run by Reformers. The Conservative liquor dealers of Huron are disgusted with the hypocrisy and meanness of the Tory press on the license question. None of them would care to do business again ander the old system. 114RD TO PLEASE. It is an exceedingly difficult thing to please our Tory friends. Only a short time ago they were clamoring because Mr. Mowat did not bring on the elec- tions in the eight vacant constituencies in Ontario, and now when the date has been set for filling the vacancies a howl of deep wrath arises from the Lib. -Con. press because Mr. Mowat does not die- solvethe House, andbrittg ontheProvin- cial election. The Free Premie, of London, leads the howl, and upbraids Mr. Mowat for his cowardice in bringing on the eight elec- tions instead of dissolving the House, 'utterly regardless ofthe fact that fur the past three months it has been clamoring because the seats remained vacant. If Mr. Mowat were to dissolve the Local House before the next sitting the Free i DESPITE the sneers of the Tory faction- ists, the Ontario Bureau of Statistics is making an enviable reputation for itself. It is a model to younger provinces, as well as a credit to our. own. It is in- tended to initiate in Manitoba the On- tario plan of collecting vital statistics, to issue monthly crop reports from every oounty in the Prairie Province and to establish two new meteorological ata- tionst'at Fort Ellice and in the Souris district. - 108E 1B0111 11311011. The Real Objection Comae !rem Romig' Catholics. eyebtaa.p Lytaca ea saeispk Why be TUNIS.1t gags ter Ike i+1ek..l.. "ENqutase" wants to know it it is true the petition against Mr, Oameron's return as member fur West Huron was entered in the Division Court instead of in the Election Court. For the infor- mation of "Enquirer" and others we would state that the ease was eutered in the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justioe, but for all practical purposes it might jest as well have been tyled in the Division Court, the Police Court, or anywhere else, but in the reg- ular Election Court. Hearing that the archbishop had re- ferred to the question iu the eathedrsl y.I.terday, a li'orid reporter called un his Greco iq the afternoon to get the points thereof. He mid he thought it would be better for the papers to wait till a letter which he had written to a oertain journal appeared or was refused publication, before he gave his views. but ea he had referred to it in the church, mid as it .tad got abroad, he dtd not tniud giving the substance of his position which was : Tris Orange Sentinel lets the cat out of hag iu the following ingenuous manner : "We have to congratulate Sir John Mac- donald and Mr. Meredith upon the mag- nificent response to their call for a con- vention of the leading Conservatives of Ontario ; and if -we may judge from the numbers and enthusiasm of the vast gathering, the fate of the Mowat -Fraser Administration in Ontario is sealed. Such a large representation of the lead- ing Orangemen of this Province at the convention points rgnificantly to the strength of our brethren in Ontario poli- tics. We trust our brethren will work tooth and nail to secure the return of every Orangeman who is nominated as a candidate." Weer is likely to be done with the :unexpended portion of the $1,000 raised to protest Mr. Cameron's election ? is the question which now exercises the mind of the public in this section. Let's see. There is a local election to be held some time within the next twelve months, and wouldn't it be a capital idea to make the remnant of the $1,000 into an election fund ? It would be a nice nest egg to start with, and might entice more of the faithful to "lay" a little pile beside it. Or will another meeting of the Lib. -Cons. be called in the regular place of meeting to make a " divvy " of the unexpended portion of the $1,000 ? ,•.ss would claim that the action show- ed weakness en the yi.'t of the Provin- cial Premier. As he exhibits nu sign of advising a dissolution the petulant London organ shrieks, "Hess afraid." down like a stick. Tho idea of the protest was a piece of folly from start to finish. It was in- elected by the majority in Ontario to do stituted by a few de4igning persons who The will of the majority, and he is doing had axes to grind. And now that the it by not putting the Province to the law proves to oe against the petition, the turmoil and expense of two elections chances are that the promoters of the prematurely in the one year. The Free That the story, founded on the/ tom vows of • nun( ou her flight a.omn a rIA.ICERON, HOLT &CAMIRtN, Nnveut, on her Deaomtng the mistress oris• randeN,t = H• C• reser. t', of Marnaien as a cup -bearer, of her being C., p. Holt. M. 0.-e''.„,„, Ouderlca. W7IA.t. immured or walled up alive iu a convent. Macara wtngb..ni though it was only a mythical tale, yet __ - still it was swallowed wholesale by Pro- I — 3itebical. teatant youth as • true picture of am- - —-----._—�r -- vent Itfe and the ituuatoa of convents. (1 R. M.DONLOH,.e.D., PHYSIC - 1.71. would Protestants like us to writs 1.7f . IAV, SURGEON Re., Oraluate e11 Tur- this way of thee. 1 asf Oof jhysioti ass. Londe* England. to tal ie.. That the educatienel departsent had ir. e. P. 8-- Outarta Mee sad residence no intention of insulting Catholics who w Hailey's Hotel, Hasellt•a street tied - attended ill the high schools and the , 17ttb�s university, and therefore the minister I TAR. MCLZAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR - was only doing what was just in the caw i L (MON, Coroner ac. Oce and residence when he interdicted the bexuk on his at- seBrum ro Street, imoond door west of Victoria 1751. tention being drawn to its unfair treat- G l[ACRID, M. D., PHYBI• ment of Catholics. H olaa, Mergsos and A000ucher, Orsduste That Catholics, being taxpayers, and ed Tecate Ualverslt7. Oteceoppoeite U•mer therefore supporters of the public .mit Caraeroa s Beak, Laoknow. It sot !n schools, ahou d have their feelings re- °Mee. smears at eke Bank. MI.smears Legal. 1)0 C. H A YES, SOLICITOR *c., It. Moe t'iraef of the sgean mid West Street, ()oder..► ever Netters bsehauee. te Mosey to as at %eau* rates er latesest TSWIB * IAMB, BARRIB'RRB, Attbee°eert Rome. t ebiCrlehn cery t.. uuuttlllii�aatowi.M.A IatA Lawn. M.A.. HC. L. K. N. Le18feM. (I ARROW & PRO('UFOOT, BAR OedericMISTIER* At/groom 6J. . farrowWProudf 117 L DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D es ceszwatzaz. esNdier t. Chseeevyi ate., QRAGER a MORTON, BARRI8- TUBA Bo.. Ste.. liedertab amid w C. easier Jr., Goderich. J. A. pleat... t - bmA • S1[ALCOMBON, BARRIBTIIR AND La. aotbitor. Oho.-Deeasr d M hv. t . Market Squat*. ever O.csps ..i s, Goderich. 17m. Mr. Gibeon thanked the convention very graciously, but expressed the doubt of his being succeaef it against so popular a candi- date as sir. T. E. ares. of McRWop, notes. Mr. Mowat would gerrymander the rids to snit him, by placing the wt.ole of the cit e of Beath into the Nt est Riding and give h m (Mr. (Iibson% all the township of Huliet.- eatorth Bun. Mr. Gibson did not express any doubt of being successful; he said retinue about Blyth or the West Riding, and made no mention of Hullett. He di1 refer to the gerrymander question, but it was to say that any attempt to gerry- I mender Ontario would be political sui- cide, and that the Government did not intend to do it. His speech was hon(.st and hopeful, and the contemptible action of the Sun in putting worts into his mouth which he never used, is a disgrace to journalism. spaded. ia RS. SHANNON & HAMILTON, That while Memnon, as • book, pile- Le ' gam, A000ucbers, to 'eased high literary merit, still there ince sa Dr. Sataao.'ll re.ideoce, near the were other books of equal merit which 'ail. Goderich. G. C. SHANNON, J. C. 121•75111. L were not offensive to Crtholioa .011... Tea misleading statements of the Tory press regarding the territory awarded Ontario by the arbitrators, but refused her by Sir John A Macdonald, are the results of either profound ignorance or downright dishonesty. They have described the disputed territory as a heap of rocks, sterile and worthless. The Rat Portage Progress says that "for fifty miles east' of Winnipeg, and around Selkirk there is some of the best agricul- tural land in the Province, while in the Rainy River District, nearly the heart of the disputed territory. the grain and root products are infinitely superior to anything raised in Ontario. ' As, fur timber, the Progress says that within the objectionable verses. There were three hundred yards of the railway track quite a number of them. and as the prel- there is "nearly a million feet cut and ate read them over in his sonorous voice, ready for shipment." This timber be- they seemed rather "hard he thefirsCatlin- longs to the Government of Ontario, to rter. tion he took was on page 11 (Gage's ed - but it is being stolen by the Dominion !ion Government. (•''m I. •Friar John. of Tillmouth, were the mai. TYt Ueesre O.w1 A blythaome brutherat the can. A welcome guest in hall or bower. There are eight hotel -keepers in Kin- I He ,D`.res emu tress re anti H 1 •Rood bwcr That one of the ex roes conditions un which he had allowed St. Michael's Col- lege to affiliate with the University of Toronto were that the text•boks were not to be offensive to Catholics. His Grace spoke of the apparent pol- itical animus shown by both '.he Globe and Mail in dealing with this question and • similar one, the book seizure. Though he did not so inform the report- er, yet the Word learned elsewhere that the paper referred to by his grace above was the Moil, and that he had written a letter to that journal, taking issue with it. It was learned on the same good authority that the archbishop had said he was not going to let the Minister of Education be attacked over his shoul- ders, and therefore he had written to the Mail; showing that Marmiun was of- fensive to Catholics, and this letter ought to appear in the Mail to -day. There is no doubt this is the objection to the book, and the archbishop is going to defend this position. The Globe tried to prove that the immorality in itself was the objection. THR ORJECTIONAL PASSAGES. The archbishop, by the way, was at- tired in a purple robe, and when the re- porter asked about the ubjectionsl pas- sages, he produced a purple automatic pencil and Gage's annotated edition of the book, in which he had carefully side Lined with the said purple pencil all scheme will draw a deep sigh of relief, and thank their stars that a legal muddle has let them out of the difficulty. They who laugh last, laugh best, and Mr. Cameron and his friends can no>,v afford to smile a wide audile at the futile efforts of the protesters to lighten the weight of the Tory defeat in,Wost Huron. P.4 t; TIZA N ASSESSORS. A public official should be an up- right than. He should not only know his duty, but do it in an honora`o1e way, and independent of party bias or per- sonal feeling. Perhaps one of the most important offices in connection with municipal work is the position of assess- or, and if a careful, conscientious man is required in any municipal office he is certainly needed in the assessor. it is for him to do justice to the ratepayer as as well as to the municipality, and if through ignorance or partizanship he is derelict in his duty' the individual as as well as the corporation is likely to suf- fer. During the past few weeks we have had occasion t.. watch the proceedings in the C curt of final revision for the voter' but of the township of Goderich, and we are bound to confess that, in our judg- mert, flagrant violations of section 20 of the Filters List Act have been committed by the - •r. The section reeds as follows : -- ` "Any assessor wit wilfully and im- prep.rly inserts any name in the As- movement s - me .ment roll • • • with intent to gine t.. any pers.m not entitled thereto an apparent right of noting at any election • • 5 "r who wilfully an.l improperly omits any name from the aeesstnent roll • • • with intent to (lc rive any person of his right t.. vote aha I, upon conviction thereof before a court f competent tsdictinn, be liable to a fine net exceed- ing two hundred dollars. and to impris- onment until the Ane is paid, in the 1'•om'pen'(parol of the County or City for Press is nut satisfied with the way things are now. And we will wager a new hat it will not be any better pleased after the Provincial election it now craves for is held. HERE is the result of Goderich Town- ship Court of Revision in a nutshell: The Conservatives took off 2 and pint on 2, The Reformers took off 35 and put on 15. Net gain for the Reformers, 46. THE Marmion case seems to be a blunder all around; but the Mail is the greatest blunderer in the affair. It makes the matter a pretext for the vilest abuse of Mr. Crooks personally, and the most shameful misrepresentations as to the re- lation teachers bear to the Educational Department. Properly handled, the Conservatives could have used the Mar- mion affair with acertain degree of force against the Minister. The .tail took a wrong position, and its method of warfare has destroyed any advantage offered by its opponents. Archbishop Lynch•s statement has hit the Moil be- tween wind and water. Or the eight vacant seats in the Local Legislature, there are three in the West -South 'Bruce, South Essex and South Waterloo. The other vacant constitu- encies are Glengarry, Nest Hastings, Muskoka, North Renfrew and East) Simcoe. canine, and at least six �f the number Hut that g.,ai man, as ill [wrens. are Conservatives. Still, there are a few addle -pate) o poonenta of the Mowat Government who claim that the license commissioners are politics] agents, who only occasionally grant a license to a Con- servative. -[Kincardine Reporter. eraageaiar mad rooters. To snake the Ontario Legislature prac- tically an annual Grand Lodge is what the f h-angc Sentinel is working for. It says this week that the brethren'must "work tooth and nail to secure the re- turn of every Orangeman who is nomi- nated as a candidate." -[Advertiser t<ad fade. Sir Jelin Macdonald, Sir Leonard Tilley and Hon. John Costigan might be engaged in better business than dab - THE -Moil dill harps upon the license question, and day by day attempts to show that it is not in the interests of Ontario that the Crooks' Act should re- main .on the statute book. Other bodies beside the Mail editors have been look- ing into the question and the following will show that the Act, if not perfect, is the best known of at present, and is en- dorsed by right-thinking sten. The Committee en Temperance reported to the General Methodist Conference at Harjilton that ''though they could not accept as abselutely righteous any license law, they must regard the Cr.>,oki Act as the best inettumer,t fur the suppress- ion of intemperance that thelprovince of Ontario has ever had, and they recom- mend the people to use their votes and franchise in preventing control ..f this Beene• system reverting to the wrunici- palitie., where the industrious ward politician and the interested ligtxir deal- er a.. lar.ly manipulated the elections." The report c'mcluded with a character- istic eatrate from John Wesley • writings en the subject. No doubt what a here given se the view of the Methodist Gen- eral Conference will be endorsed by the loves of order and sobriety everywhere, including mtny who are not themaelnes total abstainer. Dt'atvo the recent election contest in West Huron a number of eases of dere- liction of duty on the part of deputy returning officers, at.d several cases of perjury on the part of bogus voters oc- curred in the riding. So many and so flagrant were the canes, that it was deem- ed proper by the friends of Mr. ('ame- ron that that gentleman should institute proceedings against a number of the offenders, so that a repetition of the acts in future would not occur. Several writs hate recently been served, and there is a feeling of Pon st ernatioMn amongst the lawbreakers in eonse.luence. ON course • wail has gone forth fr..wt the delinquents, and se-ne .1 them have grind "I'e•rori," but examples will be Made of a number, s.. that +each flagrant kg�glas of the law as were committed in the past will rent happen in the tela t.• come. Mr. Cameos has the best wishes of the law-aMdlaR noetics d the eoMmunity in his arab to maw tis basest working of the .leetioo law, asd Bowe will regret that justice is likely te overtake ors 4srs Rosiest law in the R net Huron election. )lath scl mn left our Castle wailer Pince. on the vigil of Saint Hide. In evil hour he crossed the Tweed. To teach Dame Alison her creed. OldndJohB htrign,an fouenend hiostm wriith. his wife ; Amy tfe Sans frock and hood. fled for his life. Is that a fair description of a monk! ask- ed the archbishop. And look at page 7 where the nun is described as the parte in the lines - "Hut first 1 pray thee fair, Where haat thou left that page of .h;n••. That used to serve the cup of wine t * * • Or w-ae the gentle page in tooth A gentle paramour. Canto II, describing the convent, had several objectienal passages in it It was here where the immuring of the nun was described. Her executioners were nuns described thus : terse executioners were chose As men who were with mankind fu••s, And, with despite andenc - fled bling in the politics of the province of into the cloister had; tire. ; Ontario. The maritime people would pot like to have Dominion ministers from Ontario interfering in their local affairs, nor would the British Colum- biana. The next thing we will have the Mousseaus and the Langevins coming up to Toronto and telling the people of On- tario that they do not know how to run their own jroylnce, and that they will be only too happy to show them how to do it. -{Toronto World, (N. P. Organ.) Loans anb insurance. MONEY. -PRIVATE FUNDS TO .L 1 lend ou ens) terms iso sums to suit bor- rowers. Aura. Melt ALAN. tiodcrich. Nov. 17th 1751. 18111m. x+500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO tiPP C AMI(RON, HOLT' &CAMKRON, Gode- icb. 1758. (>i75,000 TO LEND ON REAL E S - NP TATK. Terms favorable. Apply to B. L. l)OY LE, Goderich. t 7, i 4k50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND VP on good Farm or firsttWs Town Property -t 8 per cent Amity to R. RADCLIFFL 1751 MONEY TO LEND IN ANY amount to suit borrowers at 6 to lie per cent. Private funds. Apply to firearm and MoaroN, Ooderich. MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE amount of Private Funds for investment 1t lowest rates on first-cl&I' Mortgages. Apply to BARROW & PROUDFOOT. The f.l.aleatIon t-eMpaSMs. The intimation given by the Winnipeg Tine.,. that out of nearly three hundred colonization companies formed for the pas of taking up large tracts of land in toe North-west only seventeen were abb to m"et their payments, will put s damper on that sort of '.peculation. Speculation it was, no doubt, as those who went into these colonization com- panies did so, not with the intention of digging drains and holding the plough, but of selling the lands to settlers and making a good percentage un the sales. Doubtless the Pacific Syndicate has ex- erted some influence in having the col- onization companies squeezed out. There were so many colonization coma paniee, and they had taken up so much land, that the Syndicate was threatened with senors competition in the male et farms. But there cart fee no d.wbt that the Government has dealt unfairly by many of the companies. It insisted on the money being paid slthou4h it was enable to give • dread ..f the land, (Smile of the companies hate been put t.. mat expense through the action of the fbwntment, and onmplain that they have been deceived. The truth pmts!• bect>♦b that has been .sued said is trying to Take the beat of a bad job TOANS FREE OF CHARGE.- ) Money to lend at lowest rates, free of any costs or charges. SSAGSR of MORTON, opposite Colborne HoteL Goderich. 2:11rd March 1881. 1779. �t PER CENT. -THE CANADA l Landed Credit Company is prepared to lend money on good Farm security, at six per cent. Full particulars Yen upon application to HUGH HAMILTON. C. L. agent, Goderich. 1785. '0,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND Yon Farm and Town Property •t lowest in - tercet. Mortgoges purchased. no Commission charged, Conveyancing Fee. reasonable. N. B. -Borrower can obtain money in oneday if title is sattfactory.-DAVISON & JOHN STON. Barristers. ac.. Goderich. 1751 u RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE, it. Life and Accident Insurance Agent. R^present ing first -dam Companies. Also agent for the CANADA Ltva STOCK Iasu*aaCE Co. Money to lend on Mortgage. either in Town of Farm Property. in any way to suit the borrow er. Office-1up-stairsi Kay's block. Goderich Banking. BANK OF MONTREAL CAPD I AL. - - 4111!,000,000. SL'RPLL'S. - - - VV,aoo,oes. Goderich Branch. A D. GL.SB - - - Man i t. r. Allows interest en deposits. Drafts. letter of credit and circular notes issued, ppaiyabl in all parts of the world. 1751. CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE Pied tip Capital, - 116,000,00U. Rest, - - *1;400,x. President. - hu.- V. ti'X. MtMASTER General Manager. • W. s. ....uatt.�.� Goderic- h Branch. For. aslhc vasesls of her will, - - MASA(' ER. Such men the r'hnrch selected "till. A. M. ROS$, interest allowed on depoalts. Drafts on a And so on through the rest of the cu.to the principal Towne and CIHes in Canada describing the immurement. - Great Hritain c.rd the United States, bough 'flee archbisho o had several other pas- and sold. 1 d Adcancesto Fanners on Notes. with one a7 staves marked and some of them he read more endorsers. without mortgage. to the reporter. The latter withdrew after thanking his Grace for his kind- ness, and his expression of good will to- ward the Worbl, a journal which sought to get at the facts of a case irrespective of party. "Seek the true and honor- able," were his panting words to the young man. How IT WILL RE $ETTLRD. It was hinted by a gentle.nan suppos- ed to be posted that certain passages would be struck out or forbidden, and the hook allowed to pass. AGENTSWanted. Sig ork. ('onstant employiagcn or Capital required, JAM as L ca 11789. \to treat. Quebec 9 'IC. WILL PAY FOR THE SIGNAL, tie) postage free for the balance of ItW"_. Suhaerthe at once, and get full benefit of this offer. TAMES SMAILL, ARCHITECT, & •1 (Mice. ('rabbi. Block. iangstonst.. Go rich. Plane and specifications drawn cor -'• ly Carpenter'.' ppia ted 1 e and mason's wor m.asured and veined. that the Government has ed st the cry Med twonopn+tly Now on Sale at S h e p pa rdv s Book and Stationery Store.