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Dentistry. {
Loans ane insurance. I NEWS ABOUT HUMEStLive Krt.-Mears. J. C. Detlev &
Cu. antour.ce in this issue the great sale
"A Mier* means re. akin' setae. I of the season. They are determined to
Aa faith hell prom k." i give extraordinary iuducemuuta, and are
I utfdriug their entire stock at fabulously
=OWN TOPICS. , low prices. From past experience, the
public know that J. C. Det or A Cu. al-
to d.rich or nery Christmas Cards at Int- ways perform what they advertise. They
rtes D,ul' Store. Jo.adiixt• quite new. mean business. Read their advt. , and
Christ man cards, all kinds of brackets. tan Jy
tables.' fancy spittoons and footsteotsodmbin- then teat the [natter my calling upon
ed, ottomans• music racks, American oo.tl oil thole.
.t.0. C. Robertson's.
Talk to Currie sire ut that article on
1 now have my mixt store formerly occupied
by Mr. Campbell, filled with a variety! of page ti of last Mondays !!foil, headed a
stoves which 1 shoo selectman for cash, est " West Huron Farce. " John has it,
received a car load of oil. -O. N. Davis, along with a number of other conun-
"Ot•ereve thousand volumes of Sunday and dcwan, On exhibition in the window of
Day reboot prize and library books at Moor -
house's old stand. New Bo. ks arriving daily his oew auction rooms, opposite the
from Bngland and United States, prices owl Colborne hotel. Don't fail to call and
b'0' see them, and be sun and attend the
-Hello! Hill! Where"1 of you get that
fine buffalo robe." "I got it over at Surae- great sale on Saturday, 2nd Dec., com-
bel'.. there. He has the llnestutork of Kolas. mending sharp at 1.30 p. fit. Bargains
Trunks. Valises. Ladles Hand Sat.bels, etc_,
I oversaw. and they are cheap. td o t Ju't go wih be going.
over and see them. AN AroLwY AND EXPLANATION. -We
Mrs. Langtry's admirer* ..) that photo- have had a greult.rurn h of advertising this
grape, camel do justice to her besoti coin-' week, and have had to reiuse a large ad -
14 NICHOL Oal, BURGEON DIN. ONEY TO LOAN --Private Funds.
rs..T18 r. 0 ttcuvv,1 rosidende, �{� lingo or setae Sums. ADph t4 S. N.
tette• door, b .low 13 ant et id.nttp.► fi�i ,t' 1* (Nat.', l'oup6 !fosse. 1!A
kkDD , 1/M . + 4O By. --PRIVATE FINDS TO
1 lend on eit3y terms in sum, to suit bor-
She People's Column. `s�fu.� A°.cx. 5tc1) Au..x,
God,rlch, Nov. 17t 1181. 11111..
ACCOMMODATION. - TWO OR 500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
Thig Ger se, lilRtlrl�taa to CA1[GROlf. IIULT t CAMERON oale-
wl >n t kb lila.
idiaeoIf required. sans not
L Parte,7 178x,000 TO LEND ON R E A L E 8 -
la
TATE Terms favorable. Apply to B. L
1185 21. PLR. Goderich. 1751
G'OCND--OI(I MILE BOI'TE QpV a O PRIVATE
P�Us�srDB TO peNtD
12 Miry • large dry goats Parted- sad OV ` iwige Town S1
()weer o•a have 11 by proving im 8 per �1- Au to
p•yhg Manta MONEY TO LEND IN ANY
FOUNDFOUND --ON KINGSTON STREET lYl amount to suet borrowers at 8 to H per
-ON
on Tuesday morning. a eau* �e�M�t sent Private fends. Apply to BssosR and
and chain bar. Tho owner an
Moe K Yy xosrtt>ir. Goderich._
Proving property and Willi tae Rite •'her- MONEY TO LEND. -A L A R G E
t isement. Apply at this sees. 1885. 1!'1 amount of Private Funds for investment
-14 �T (/TICE. ttooGARROW t PAOUDFOOT rates on first -elms �� Apply
The Commit of the Corporatism of the I OAIi8 FREE OF CHARGE. -
comely et Huron. will truest Ir the Court A 5$.s,y is teed at lowest, rated free of
Room. in the Towner Oodsrich, on ''C�yes&daay7.� cry octets tf harree. SNAG= E• MORTON,
theStb Dementiertsent AReoceinds mge5 spppeseells iborae Hotel. 1By bills, circulars. and faring advertlse-
the Council must be seat 1a before the first Goderich. 23rd March 1881. 1778.E meats the business men of the tows are lett-
ing the people know where dry goods caro be
PETER ADAMSON, a PER CENT. -THE CANADA had. Now, I propose to change the pro-
1gSn, Co. Clerk. IP Landed Credit Company is prepared to egrnamuse. and Ice the public know where the
lend m.me nn food Farm security, et, six per fineat and beet Wet goods can to obtalned.
[.cat. 1.'IIIi p trt enlara given upon appllcatton The right spot to make the best "strike" in
NeTICE. WIIUUi111.1MILTON.('.L.agent.Goderich. this particular line is at W. L..(ortons, at
]785. the Albion block. t•orncr of tbellSquare and
are DOW The Statutes of distribution
45 Victoria. 188'_, ce of '3tluth street.
the Clerk of the f foruPeaoe b Goderich, to the Justtices $20 oe0 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
James Saunders Son of the Variety Store,
+ witi open out next week their Im.asse stook
of the Peace and others entitled to same, on Farm and Town Property at lowest in- of Christmas pod New Year Goode. The
iRA LEWIS. tetrose Mortgtpfce purchased, no Commission show room on the second Boor, which proved
Clerk of the Peace. char, Conveyancing Fees reasonable. ed
I'lerk of the Pomo olIee, 1 N. B.-Rorrowen eon obtain Conner in one da
Ooderlck. Nov. 10, 1888 f 188621. If title is u.U.fa toey= DA ISDN & JOHN
STOIC Barristers. &e.. Ooder/eh. 1751
pbxlea It U strange that most o [ lady
friends of ladies who visit Sallow'■ studio de- vettlsetnent on account of being over
t lore that if anythingthelr pictures invariably crowded. We regret that even as it s
look superior to the originate. we have been forced to leave out inter-
esting correspondence from Auburn,
Dunlop. Leehurn, Holmesville and other
points. These, with additional local
news, still apptnr in our next. Mer-
chants desiring large advertisements dur-
ing the next month or two.will please ap-
ply a week ahead.
The Sarnia (N,ser•rer of the 17th inst.,
says :--"The season's work on the Beat-
ty Line will concluse when the Ontario
TWO TEACHERS WANTED FOR
the Goderloh Pablo t rad
and Waste certificates. �nd SIN
per annum. goaagessat to beats January
tet 1883. Address until Degodsissr Iib 1882.
31 11�. W. 4t�,
Secy.
B.S.T.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS --NOTICE IS
hereby gives the' all parties tatlehteil to
t be undeMgnsd by Bees sr leeh'e
amount are
requested them
i to settle tas Ruse at c
enforced ooUsst I odea bast
nein. ABRAHAM SMiTH. 1882 -
NOTICE.
AU accounts owing the late George Oaths.
must be paid before the 1st of December, 1882,
or they will be ;Mood in the heads of m
lawyer for collection. FRANCES CATTLE.
Executrix. 18811
THOROUGH BRED SHEEP -J. O.
STEWART others for sale • number of
thorough-bred'Leicester and Southdown rams
and ewe Iambs. Apply to J. 0. STEWART,
Con. 10. Lot 11. Colborne. l88l-
HOUSE, AND LOTS NOS. 33 AND
7e. corner of Victoria and )Fantsing In
he town of Goderich. for sale cheap, or wbe
'changed for farm property. For partleeier§
Pelf to Jas. Sil►ILL. Architect. omoe Cr■bb's
(Book. or J. C. Conus. anathemas.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS. -ALL AC-
counts due Lewis J. Treble must be
at once, as I intend doing • strictly cash
nem. Might per Dent per annum will be
c!urged on all overdue accounts. Cash cue -
tomer' mu get
urtomner'mugaeet good berm -doting and general
blacksmlthing done e favorable tetras b
giving me • call. Stand near the gaol. L. J.
Truism. 1867.
RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
. Lite and Aocident Insurance Agent.
Rvewseattng iint-claes Companies- Alsoegent
fppr the CANADA Live IITOCZ INSITRA rca Co.
11[•aay to ban os.MoNgsige. either in Town of
Parra Property. in sag hr snit the borrow-
er. Oees- 4up-•taftsi feyh block Oodericb.
T 00KBINDING.--WEHAVEMADE
11 arrangements with Mr. I). McOregor.
the well-known bookbinder of Se•fnrth, to
take orders for work In his line, All work
done from the plainest to the most superb at
Toronto prices. Orden left at thin ofiloe will
reoelve his personal attention. 1863.
MrrxowsT 6. 8. CoNvINTlox.-Oa A NEW BOOK ON LAW.
Tuesday and Weduesdsy neat the an-
nual 8. 8. coeveation of the Oodetieh
District of the Methodist church of
Canada will be held in Goderich. An
excellent programme has been prepared,
which will be concluded by the adminis-
tering of the Lord's Supper. We hope
(and believe) that the visitors will be
made heartily welcome, and that our
friends of North street and their triends
will have a "good time." Although the
convection is denominational, visitors
, from other churches will be made wel-
a+me at every session.
One of the Surgeons of Dr. M. Sou-
ville, Ex -aide Surgeon of the French
Army, from the International throat tQ
Lung Institute. 173 Church Si. Toronto,
is making a trip through Western Cana-
da, fur the a000mmo•tation of sufferers
who are not able to visit the Institute,
He is being visited by crowds of physic-
ian: and sufferers usingDr. M. Souvtelle's
wonderful invention the Spirometer for
the cure of Catarrh, Catarrhal deafness,
Bronchitis; Asthma and all diseases of
the throat and lungs. Consultations and
a trial of the Spirometer free. Call and
get a pamphlet. Poor people furnished
with Spirometer gratis. He wiU be at
the Albion Hotel Goderich, Nov. 27, 28,
29, 30.
V1voce's.-Judging from the large
number of boxes of canned fruits, meats,
eta, lying before the door of Vivian's
last week, one wuuld expect that., the
proprietor of the establishment expected
a heavy snow -blockade, and was prepar-
ing to provision the town. His stock
was never fuller. But in addition to
selling over the counter, Mr. Vivian has
grade arrangements to dispense cheap
lunches and mealsat prices to suit every-
body. A cup of coffee, with a sandwich
or mutton pie, can be had at his rooms
at any hour for ten cents. A good
general meal will cost but 20 cents
Business men, farmers and others either
very busy or far from home should be
suited by this arrangement. Mr.
Vivian's dining tables are seated tor 75
persons, and the proprietor is prepared
to cater on very reasonable terms for
complimentary suppers, dancing parties,
etc. All kinds of fruita are kept in sea-
son, and so immense stock of preserves
put up by the proprietor is on sale at
cheap rates. He has •iso gone lately
irate the tobacco and cigar line, and is
`candling favorite brands. Mr. Vivien
wants people desiring anything in his
line to talk with hits, and he feels con-
fident he can satisfy the most exacting.
such a success last:seaxon will lxe fill with has made another journey, which will be
the latest novelties. attended by a special
atafot clerks. To persmsgetting up prenen- her 18th trip. The Quebec will have
sationa and Christmas teem, special discounts tn.de the sante number when she returns
will be given. No trouble to show goods. to part; the Manitoba has made fourteen
"I'he Cheapest House under the Sun.
Capt. A. M. McGregor is in town, trips and the Sovereign three, in addi•
tion to which two other boats had to be
Mr. Holman, of Stratford, was in chartered 'o help in carrying through all
town on Saturday. the freight which had been consigns' to
Mr. Andrew Whitely has removed to their care. This will make a total of 55
-- --his newj•esidence on Newgate street. traps, during which over 10;000 tuna of
The regular meeting of the Towu merchandise has been carried.'
Council will be held this (Friday) even- OaIruAaY.-On Wednesday morning
ing. Mr. John Blake, of South street, passed
Mr. Geo. A. Watson, barrister, form- away. in the 80th year of his age. He
erly of Guderich, has hung out his shin- was burn at Hammersmith, London,
gee at Prince Albert, N. W. T. England, and came to Canada over fifty
GR. McDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC- µre regret to learn that Mr. µ' D. years ago, settling in. Goderich. He was
. IAN, SURGEON, ate Graduate of Tor
onto University. Licentiate of the Royal Cot- Shannon, merchant, is prostrated with a for a long period of his life a member of
lege of Ph sieians. London, England, to.. ate., severe attack of congestion of the lungs. the Methodist church. He leaves be -
Y C, to Bn Ontario. Otace and res[dena hind him a widow, three sons and two
to Haile] s Hotel, Hamilton .tree /sod -We are informed that Mr. Themes daugbtere, one of the latter being the
arida • Dark sustained more serious injuries wife of Councillor Bingham. Mr. Blake
from his fall than was at Asst surmsed. at the time of .his death was perhaps the
Charlie Edwards, typo, of the Mu,k- oldest settler in Goderich He was also
tory Times office, Toronto, is in town. a brother-in-law of Sheriff Gibbons.
HG. MACKID, M. D., Mina- ffunerraal to up to attend his grandfather'sSINOULAR.-Cr* Friday last, Wife the
H. can. Surgeon and Acooncber, Graduate Kincardine Reporter, the Penetangore
of Toronto University. Omceopp«tb timer Next Sunday will be sacrament Sun- river between Queen and Harbor streets,
Sun-
-on & Cameron's Bank. Lucknow. It sot in day in Knox e6urch The contributions was almost entirely covered with dead
ttmoe, enquire at the Bank. 1T�y os. that day will go toward the fund for herrings, each about an inch and a half
the poor. - long. On Thnrsday the river was clear,
The Oddfellow's Lodge bete has been and there was no sign of dead tish. What
Nit in mourning for one month, in los since been puzzling a good many
Oto marry of the late Chas. E. Slight, who minds is to diagnose the cause of the
recently died in Winnipeg. slaughter. Some have remarked that
Legal. The many friends of Mrs. D. Curry, the river water is dirty enough to poison
of the Woodbine, will be pleased to porpoises; others think thewater has been
tanned with pecompnsed matter ; while
others again think th,t the comet has
dune a!1 the mischief.
medical.
DR. W. G. 8. MACDONALD, M. D.,
C. M.. Physician. Surges■, Auouchenr,
etc. Office and residence, Maio street. Au-
burn. sus. -1865.
DMcLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SIM-
I-,
UR-
GEON. Coroner &c. Office and residence
Bruce Street, second door west of Victoria
Street. 1751.
7188. SHANNON A HAMILTON,
11 Payeteians. Surgeons. A000uchets, &o.
'88ce at Dr. Shannon's residence, near the
rail, Goderich. G. C. SRANNON, J. C. HA1Rt.-
. on. 1781.
WrMlea by a means illedertea Barrister.
A TREATISE ON THE LAW OF DOWER.
BY MatteLes Q RARYa CAMckON, Berrlx-
at-Law. Toronto : CasweU 8 Co.
The learned Lathes has displayed both
industry and research in the prtductior.
of the volume which saw lies before us.
The object which he bad in view evident
ly waa a careful collection, under
appropriate heads, of all the statute and
case law expounding the law of dower.
He has not been conteut with an eluci-
dation of the subject in the light of Eng
lish and Canadian cases only, but has
travelled into the field' of American
juriserudonce and brought back many
decisions full of instruction. The law of
dower hitherto was only to be found in
scattered reprints andancient textbooks.
Few libraries oontained the necessary
works ter the proper investiiggaation of tho
many questions which usually arose in
this ancient form of action. The more
need, therefore, for some comprehensive
work of this kind. Tho tint chapter in
explanatory of the taw of dower as un-
derstood by tha Romana, and as hair
been from taut to time expounded un
der the common law, with an exposition
of how the right may arise, and the-pre-
requisi'ea to perfect it. The second
chapter deals exclusively with the mar
riege contract, the chief factor in the
maintenance of the cation. The discus-
sion of thit branch of the law and the
authorities cited will be found by prac-
titioners to be of great value in the con-
sideration of other cease than actions for
dower. The third and fourth chapter -a
treat of the death of the husband and
the necessary proofs of it, and the righty
of aliens ; the fifth ducu.see the effect of
attainder, and the sixth the effect upon
the right by divorce or the elopement
and adultery of the wife. The seventh
and eighth chapter treat of the property
and the estate therein which are subject
to dower, and the ninth and tenth chap-
ters amplify that bench of the subject.
We need not further specify in detail
the tnany other points of excellence of
this work, citing as it docs decided came
bearing on every branch of the law of
dower, and containing as well a valuable
collection of authorities bearing upon
other branches of law relating to the ac-
quisition and title to real property. Io
view of the fact that so many of the
titles to land in Oda Province depend on
a proper undrastanding of the law of
dower, to those whose practice is in tho
direction of investments fur clients on
real estate thin work will be found of
great service.
The writer heeadded an appandix con-
taining a number of tables, as prepared
by eminent •etaaries, showing the com-
parative vetoes of annuities at different
rates and ages, and a good index, the
compiler of which deserves the thanks of
the reader.
The took is an the whole a most cre-
ditAble one to its author, who has been
but a short time at the Bar.' -[Toronto
RC. HA YES, SOLICITOR Arc., learn that she is again able to be around
Moe corner of the square and West after a severe attack of brain fever.
street. Ooderlch, over Butler's bookstore. ' We want correspondents in every pat
money to lend at lowest rates of interest.
of the county. The items sect us go a
LEWISEWIS, BARRISTERS long way to make a newspaper interest-
Attorne Solicitors In Chancery dm- ing. Pa r and envelopes will be sent
e o os. tot .use eairing •p sendus
1890. The three masted schooner gin, o
Goderich,has anchored in the boy,
h beingstripped in repars-
h. J. T. °arrow, Proedfoot. 175 tion for the winter; the Alberoore will
also lie up there . -[Sarnia Observer.
On Sunda morninglast a Goderich
n was observed movingaround care -
EAGER & MORTON, B,A R R I S - fullwith a step ladder, fixing on his
windows for the winter season
TIM!, tc., &c., Goderich and Wi �- µre should think his motto would be
C. Seager Jr., Goderich. J. A. Murton, Ing
Yam.
A W'artNiNu. -The habit of " piercing
EWIS A the ears" of children is a very common
MISS NETTIE SEEGMILLER, one at aomeschool& Painfulconsequen-
O m« i the (1 art H use Ouderich d t news. cos often result from careless puncturing
o Having sl completed her studies In having re- its Laws. M.A., HCL E Iawte F
under Prof.rot. etppi of London, and re -
cove
of the fleshy portidn of the can by ume:
calved a certificate, Is now preparedto tic perian^ed persons. The Ethel corres-
cslve • limped number of pupilsfor Planepared ARROW & PROUDFOOT B R of the Brussel P,•c! says ." An
instruction. orders
Mies Crayon
t• also prepared
C
to take order for gun Portraits. S.t ce, T RISTERS Attorneys Solicitors, etc where she was s p Ppondentincident (secured in our {public school
tion in every ossa guaranteed. Residence, Ootlsrec W.
some time ago, which should be a warn -
corner Cambria Road and Newgate Street. -[S bee
114. ing to children who wish their can
BOAR FOR SERVICE. -HAVING . wcUxrney, tiumt to Ch•noer117b1c ns. 7 pierced. A daughter of Mr. Milne, had
just purch•eed •Superior Improved Berk- her own pierced by a school fellow in the
shinTboronghbrodBoar, 'PAtinets-.'sired at y commonfiercemanner, viz., with needle and
athe Yodel Farm, It can be had for double
Service for Sows on my ipp of C e, n� shred, and in consequence had to have
Lobi Lake Rood. Township of Col- W several •xtinful operations performed by
borne, within s 1, Dual of a mile north of the 1'61 The better the day, the better the deed. a •u eon in order to save her car.
lie-bsnge Hotel.IMabp. Terms of Scrotum y Happily she is now recovering.
11.00 each ROBERT BEAN, Proprietor. t CAMERON, HOLT & CAMERON, Messrs.8. Yates and T. Mc(iillicudd
kJ s eouetton to Chancery. &c. attended the meeting of the Executive ALLAN 1.41311 -The regularity attend -
Real
Asad WI ham. M. C. Cameron. Q I Committe of the County of Huron S. 8. ing the arrival and departure of the
Real E8tate for Bale. C mP. H•W m moron, Goderich. W. E I A coon at Clinton on Tuesday. mal steamers of the now famous Allan
1751.
_ An intoreating programme has been pre -
Line during the past year has been the
GOOD FARM FOR SALE -BEING - - - pared for the approaching convention admiration of all. The wonderful
000tresed of let somber h the i tY j AIKENHEAD V.S., (SUCCESSOR Exeter- commotion •t the unreal, of Mullett h the t e • to Dr. Dearlaa) Graduate of Ontario Vs strides made by this company during
Could; d H�ro1�_00140•44 itsaee��te, 116 Scree Narbary Oeoe at•biesandyesidssoq Capt ard Mew. Jackson, who have the past decade is only an example of
e1esr•�, hal■ess'aen" 84.•Y er (lumber os. N•w�ata�i i' doors 5551 otColboree I suradpent two seasons at the Albion, re what steady peFsecerence and pluck
pwrticul•e• apply to re-
tinal, F.>t. examined u to (sf turned to their home at New York on will do.The new steamer Numidian,
°ARaow ! Paev000wtt aces Wednesday. The CWfain u •n enam
__ ai now under construction and expected
One more sleeping car laude and I
1ft61-Srnu 'red with the beauty of our lake town shnrtl to be launched, will be, it u P �'
�TN THE iFi1(1<ii COURT OF JUS -t that he leaves with the intention of he- y will close. A fat man from New York
FOR SALE. -THAT BEAUTIFUL 1. TIM -CHANCERY DIViSTON. said, one of the finest specimens of engaged a lower berth last evening, and
$u�j�i w/s sad baliilstas ty ree■ Pursuant to an order of the Mirth Court of I ing a oitizen at no late d•te. travel architecture ever put together. gaB
tots t!M aaa hey u1 t�•rerleb, be- Justice, Chancery Division made in tete rat- � Gur'a Attestator. -Emus the perusal Her capacity will be 6,100 lona, and it l Etas hs had rented he raiasd t • cur -
in` i��e�y �•wtsK by rye err d the estate of Henry MwMy, IPes YLin of his window and gloated in the
bb` itearf emr,� 1.
It
tb. and to • come _ $$ fay et wimple p• a, kindly advanced us by u thought *he will surpass in s the 1 moonlight and the trate, Piro air
mane. will N said h eau sr h lets nods • the mettles" ve, the eubliehen, we ars of opinion that Parisian, which made the quickest trip that came 1n at the partially opened
re soft, taquln et J. C. AuctioMI
neer. 110 t Grip a comic Alumnae for ISO is going on record last July. During the winter
INT. lathe t the casement. He was a great stickler for
�y to he ahead of ss. previous issue if that the Allan steamers will •ail to and front ventilation, and the thought that he ewe
FOR SALE OR TO BEET -THAT wS �c' funny annual. l h evta and lett•rpt'e•• Halifax, Portland and Boston. The ting • glorious draught of heaven's
ValeaM. r the Skew "' rBsln- are full of humor. The booksellers will accommodation this company Offen to
ttatreM ' � son i1Jws it on hand. Ask for it unatrmgde ei fit PPT•Finally, bathed
yrs' the public a unsurpassed. For full the magniffoent mdxtnlight, he sank to a Partisan ►•saes.
�tltoelt Dottsld Dinnia. the athlete, wants to information, tick•te, etc., app !y to W. sly, In the morning he woke to find
pev0fl t rM r i.. wrestle any man in America for one or Ataneraoso, Ticket Agent, Cl. T. R., that the window was double,and only
Thi who defend the Senate always
�i MIL t .� .ave w " sat out with theargument that it metres
tie e�� two hovel, each matt to contest half the Goderich. one of Rhein was open. Acid• from the
+. d ~ tithe in his own style and the other half Aw IwJvxcrtote. -The Harriston Tri- wan whogot upin the dark and kicked as a wise check on hasty legislation, and
olwwf�e6�ia tate �� . in Ala opponent's. the winner of the �,w Mr: Mr. J. F. Wilarm has takes that if the Senate were abolished 1r* us -
four panes of lass out of a bookcase in
Remalatleg ie1,m ; stvmbt of falls to el*'w the oat iai.$ ion against the dirertr+n of
order te get mon sir, and went to Md tics might be done to a whole prevtnce
�� wss� ''t sd�tes: R T.or to • oeitam claws 01 the people. TI1s
NAYN81t3, ., lea !! _ __�!_ .. en Makes. I/ M falls to •rrru e w wrestling the B. a L H. Railway Cumpmal. t^ happy, do not know of • madder ease
- i gy,
he s41 tlsaaa ■iatck, DIenis eters to lift ir..m groom prevent them liking the iron from the of mupl•oed 000fid•ne•, _{Ilnomsring. Senate had an excellent opportunity of
°Tp�j, sad •trvteh at arm's length a heavier I track passing through his property. The dsmtxutnting ism tight to he allowed to
PAT fi\T-Ts yw��NM•st•r A.D. 18tH d. b�t� any roan int worl.l. wtxe tlstTd nn 11[r. H•ndennn,passe•zist whsa tits Catsllfis Pa oft chsrtor
I8M16 (l�arkh [tis underst«,d that the death aentewoe esu before it the evil affects of the mon-
weemurder°P°1'wise Usherstownship even mt•t•d on the floor of patKa-
..Xr oa the IMM het Ole wlfh et Jsmev Imrle o(• !tf• hese onmmuted to impri•ooment for �t that Manitoba would never submit
rswl�r, fa the (r•atasl School. R•sdiap were township. If this oma be legally done, life. to be tied down for the than of twenty
At Dgatse w the fay las the wife of ate.gi n 1h the foilDitw awd Qsmpbi41 and the irvprt bald for the benefit of the A deft h from Bherbror,ke, Quebec, ears to one line of railway. But the
R seas► el ties rn t/Itmr. after byith the following aubjeak was estrpwyen who have so liberally honu••d PMc Y 7
1s. debated "Rreolyed, That prize an this road, it will M a righteous sift, and Mie that •man n•m•i Lyman Sunbury, 10, obedient r usual, the
l� of Westbury, was artemted oft • chs of moeopo►
a , � Nevesabar °midway, to the best interest. et the should be taken hold M ones by the of West i ow rl of 16 from her charter, and all. tfeoestilts
• f1e`ei, is *shoal. AAsysetive - Mn.gieOmsk Kiel* and Harrieton ooaasils. If muni- youngof ib. Senate will i1» mamohed fie veka ils
ream pasasee i h it[hs swab •H M Evttatt sad lCt1e°11b1 Ite/sRivw can be defrauded out of baarfh •eheol sI ton Corners. 8h• an act on its part that could be pad
Tic..),;.!......
(ate w1e}11� died in Borth Stratford, New Hampshire ward as • tretifiorttiee foe ire ,
twit at a resides°, •f •Massa Mr. R.,,a■laM�,�sf ed of dolma by one company j
Maraise Oa▪ 7t i8�1 ► >� si mai McEwen. t. fico Sheppard set- traneI their y to At Birmingham. Ala., on Saturday, i1 had it in its power to refuse
! , Wee iimAnitura a Wm. VonnintAaw, a workman in t& Manitoba in the honda ttf rail
our
lir. tis6r: *rite oi"t�t• mg pee his &union et without MYI agree
Ysisewat�y yrs .1 the ve by a more of El oft, era whisk ERe tfraet.d, rnllin�milU left wort and Rent to the oply, but it is len ertwpldfoty
ggMM M A[Iat • rots of thanks "lei
Q�wo ince it Abu Last farrier" which he amended to thumb of our leader r the Ciro
rt Qei vee Nor. Wiwi. tela to de , and the singing of the 101 = T► i b�hA fat GIB easell the u•troUs of Me stack. When the Bell list it never thont;ht of halts
isles �shs►MwsgttiMM yma,• N setateo. th5 mentiow eloaetl. .bold at owe make ss alert to prMee' wee rt:e..l 1.,r charging he !rope,' int., the %Aft its seal t• the or'ntr,►et -IT.
The funiod Isbe *Bee ow Fritter' after It w55 not 1r* open 'rap "• 5 '1, +, v ' 'emir T..lrtfnn,
ween at too•'
L. DOYLE, BARRISTER A N D
Solicitor
Goderich. Ont .
l'iIRga's Chronic Whine.
The absurdity of having the county
town located at a place difficult to acorns,
becomes more apparent every day.
There was scarcely anyone in attendance
at the reoent Assize Court who did not
experience this, for it is both difficult to
reach Goderich and difficult to get away
in any reasonable time. The people
throughout the country are tbmroughly
disgusted with the existing state of
affairs, and it is high time steps were
taken to make them better. It would
be an immense saving for all time to
come, besides being much more conve-
nient for most of the peopio in the coun-
try, if all the county business was trans-
acted in Clinton. This place is literally
the hub of the county, and it is use-
less to ignore the fact. - [New Ere.
Give us a rest.
Bea. e:brlatepaer Frasers Poet.
Mr. Fraser's hand has not been seen
in the whole course of the discussion
about Marmion or the isuing of mani-
festos by alleged representative C•tho-
1ics. He has shown his usual tact by
keeping well in the lack ground, protab-
ly looking at the total eclipse of the two
doughty senators through smoked glass.
In the world of politics 1. one thing to
know the right time to make a naso,
and quite u important a thing to know
to keep still. .--(Ex.
Weeping Car V- entre Ilea.
Globe
The Bwg .1 Alexandri
vha.
Cairo. Nov, 10. -Suleiman Daud was
eaanuned before the Prosecuting com-
mittee to -day. He admitted that he
gave the order to fire Alexaandria, but
alleged that he received peremptory or-
ders to do so from Arabi, who, when a
general oon ration was not at first ap-
parent, sent Malunound Semi several
times with instructions to Suleiman to
fire more prints at a time. Suleiman
further alleged that when Ramish Palace
was surrounded by troops, on Jul 12,
Arabi ordered him to murder the July
ive. He refusing the oomply, he wan
taunted with cowardice, and thereupon,
accompanied by our soldiers, he started,
for the Palace. On the ' way he met
Sultan Paoha, who prevailed upon hist.
to return and -re -discuss the matter with
Arabi. It is stated Nouri Bay, who
oommanded the troops surrounding .
Ramich, hes given evidence oorrobelNt-
ing Suleiman.
Cairo, Nov. 15. -Suleiman Iiqu(i.
asks to be oonfrented with Arabi in.peb-
lio. He dares Arabi to deny the atete-
ments he made before the Premonition
Committee.
London, Nov, 15. --Karl Blind,writes
to the Nuns declaring all who care for
England's reputation ought to. combine
in demanding the release of Ambi. who
at the first acted with the Khedive's con-
sult and then upon orders ofLan assembly
of representatives of all classes of Egyp-
tians.
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