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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1883-01-12, Page 1.L - THIRTY -FIRTH YEAR. I WHOLE NUMBER :3+73 GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1883.SIM { Ii.11QsL1A TSAR IN ADV dew .tdverilarmeelr. Tea.- O. 11. OM. Natloe. Peter Adamson. Medical Halt Y. JorJar,. Cheap Hardware. -J. A. Natter. Card of Thuka. -Hugh Dunlop. Servant Wanted. -Mrs. J. 1. Morton. Dentistry. ti/( NICHOLSON SURGEON HEN- NA-Tier. EN- .Tier. Oiloe •adroalde.+ie, West Street three doors below 13.1i-nk of Montreal, (lode - id 1703 the People's 'Column. SERVANT WANTED. -A 000D genera) servant to ge to Fort Oratlot dur- ing the present swath. To • compete it par- ses toed wages will be given. Apply to Mrs. J. L MORTON, Trafalgar -at. VIM N OTICIL The Commit of the corporation of tbo Comity d B.tM will meet In the Court Item to tisi ltgwa at Oedertcb, ou Tender the tkd Jan- ogq, MS All aeeea•te aealbet the Council must M esat 11 before tie test session ot the seem. day of meeting. PETER ADAC N, CARD OF THANKS. TTO THE ELECTORS OF ST. GEORGE'S WARD O tee to return my bent thanks t• thine who supported me at the t i erste no per- tb. r- ein= M a vete, and on th►t the kid spirit of thus the cited me, gave in my behalf. [ oars very truly. i DUNLOP. FOR BALE. Wb lest ole.s brook ieaserea ar tae Bev whallielde .4, 9 sol ls a Trod Maids and dn1v water e• Gee. also y of mares 7 . pr. se to Mal. arm t• adri. lZTLtf. eastpm br. Nrwe Strayed Animals. CAME ON THE PREMDMIIM OP Subscriber about lbs INA et Lleeeubr. Aon oow, Durham grey eater, with abort t.f% T•Et wa.rrequeema Ps prove los mi take (1 &waay. d tpi't. H e.. ass& STRAYED PROM T0. PtiJtilll3Jiq of the enb.crtber. about the arias .1 October. • larp steer. seerted at Last Use between the pin bees and ti the (r be- ing Ing cut la two passes. Aar I.f.es.s s bad - Ing toles reeovrI will be satiably mimed/A. ROBERT McLEAN, hatcher, Osieris4 Loans anb insurance. AtiONEY. /UNDO TO loud OS sea lartua a as • ' o et her- rowers. er rowers. Alm'. MCDCiudad/4a(iulerloNov. Ifs'► . _ ►NMa. Tt) LOAN. ArrLT TO N, HOLT It t NEWS ABOUT HOME. 1LL. -He regret to learn of the grave '•A elders smug ye. Lakin' notes, Aa' faith hell preut lt." coax TOPIOB. illness of Rev. John Wakefield, chairman of the Goderich District of the Methodist church of Canada. He is prostrated by (an ottack of congestion of the lungs, and 1great anxiety is manifested for hint ;,y I his 1",.pie Don't red Geo. Sheppard's advertisement A woman named. Margaret Ainley, of flow thaw g#pMs, is tats was a he a been *bun =leeches' aches' f wink. that wheal Wingham, sent to gaol for vagrancy,died •arsolts• 1 [h.p to buoy the public in `moral that I was returned in occnrd.noe with the /Meas l.redlt0. s7 .tu. of nus and Hard. facts. Her relatives live in England. wars. W eeWef at the lowest remunerative Teat your tt I Wishing ! The spread of the disease is not expected Asa patens hria to adve rt bis apectclol •hod I uu Saturday, of typhoid fever. An in - quest was held on Monday and • verdict pen a Men/ Christmas and a Happy New Tear. Yue Indy, O. N. DA VIM. 'One .t the Seen utraph• 1 ever saw,- was a-.r - w .the remark a with redenace to • rlc- The would alJokester's o apply a admi rably, y. lemma very Sae framerest received. at the Suet pries gallery. (Soo 11. Robson. Manag' r in the gaol. Aeylvlesoal Ssavics'.-The anni- reraary services of North Street Metho- dist ehureh will be held on Sunday and Monday, the 21st and 23rd inst. On Monday evening a teameeting will be r. t ec ora • e oda have p• au d h !d tit base t f h h h ft r Christmas holidays BIMMOldire - M ve a in e m eaae.d, bat that la no mess wit U Philins siedd aoshave nesters to the which Rev. A. . B. A.. LL. For D, will deliver a lecture. 1.75,000 TU LEND -WWII A b NB - =ler di mmettt sed parr«« 'V TATA. Terms femeeble. Aper till 1. • ars reason W. L Horton Is prepared W offer LYOLE, Godrtel• the ehsymt hewers et the lowest price miring The Mitchell Recorder says - "Mr. $50,000 PRIVATE 1[7Nild'ld4.PND Ther were t ci°g "round cbe Albion stove the Fisk Jubilee Singers on Tuesday aPP oft . osyst arm lout way of kt be peace Msood Fags qr Srstclarr TowaPraswrty ` t ion ••d Lala bad said best way eca.iDg at Listowel, having realised oon- pR _iy` tLs thotra•d ons the year sew caused. T. H. Race completed his contract with • i s cent of se NU LEON ET TO 11241 IN ANY amount Its .tilfarreeisrs at t to N par seat. Prtveas (oda. Apply to Samsun saw 1LIONNY TO LE1D.-A LArate ter eR O. I ILA magnet louse d MMegs At to L9 ,1 a+w CHARGE. - iewrte. of bea- tifies Skimmings it to receive a Binned .amber of pa .leer the Xmas ida7s for Iestr.d SU ted mrd Instrumen- tal Musks. Terme. M per quarter la advance. Jan. eek, lora PIANO FOR SALE. -I AM IN- 9TRUCTED to receive Wilms for the purchase or venoctave Steinwayint Vat. sow at, Mrs. Thos. Andrews. 1. chasms may reds to Prof. De Pesdri. who toPref Newwmaathe ho instrument has forever made a special trial and inspection of the same. J. C. CUR - RIE. 'lite Peonies Auctioneer. 1872. NOTICE. The Annual Meatiest of the West Reding of Hues Agrioultnral Social will be hell In Om Oran 113 House. (iodadeh on Wedneeder. Jia. IIT ' 3 t lies o'oleek R m•..fbr the p report of the "PI tf theaanWltors, directors and d rsterthee•- eiag year, S sr bulimia . John VEL ieaetaty. KCA19H WILL PURCHASE A V Good ('utter. Apply at this office. was te Hub thys tea •re suited to bring:eme darlaf the "Abri lopes oras *eked all round. " y s the other geld, ' , drat the ittle ehmss. Tv. seta tactics way than WtbM. whim Mrehas a mad on. I calmly sits- tie he far Orth. [ ad gE t gig siderably les than 11,000 out of the speculation. The best house was in St. Mary's, next came Goderich, third Mit- ohdl, fourth Clinton, fifth Listowel ; and :till tter•sod ri 1 neearm r saw lir bolters pmt wt confer & favor on by The Blyth Revise has boon enlarged •at R. Sanews. soot has changed its shape. The editor =air 1* my joy That dose the modestly hangs nut the following legend Misa All gmeath is ill of plsssfsp, under his fancy heading: ''It is not in '•FLBHWIILL." .v. a. Miens iresented with as AMeese- .1s el+w Teerv.e. On Sunday evening last, after service, Rev. R. Hicks, who has recently been appointed asaietant-rector ot Trinity Church, Winnipeg, was celled before the congregation of St. George's by the Ven. Archdeacon Elwood, and the following address was read by Mr. F. W. John- ston on behalf of the members to whom the retiring clergyman had ministered for the put five years. enigma Revd.ft. HickChurch, a, Aastatant-rector. alt. Georgi s RIVE:. AID Dsaa lira, -Having learn- ed that you have decided to sever your connection with us, we feel that we can- not allow you to part without execslsin* some token of our leetings for the deep interest you have taken In our spiritual welfare while amongst us. Coining to us as you did, a perfect stranger, fresh front your scholastic labors, we feel that you had not calculat- ed the laborious duties before yon, but act only have you wrutuunted all thus diffioulties but you have tits lad satis- iaotiou of kiwwing that in he comple- tion cf our church and school hoose you leave a lasting monument of your re.th sus labors while aaamtget us, sad we can as- sure you that we feel you have not only dons this, but you have brouvlit our Sunday School to the highest state of perfection, largely increasing its numbers the result of which roust, in time, be beneficial to oar church membership. The doctrines you have enunciated have met with our approval, and your earao sur ..AGER d MO'R'1" , Mr. T Saunders teff for Hm•swn last mortals to command sweets ; we will do week . more, deserve it." If he lives up to his .ts ISM MIL tTlf• motto he will never complain of his sub - PB ?A'1'i TUMOR TO LAND w 116.11 til P has bene keld * ripti n list being too small. Blyth arm port h Ravi Cor. ...CTLY Aesermu 1. --An exchange is JOBN 'o pts ,• know "Wiest is home without a t JVHri Mr- Vi+tan, we aro• .. ' .: r , ...us nutesp per '" aitl the Plattsburl; aentiasf nu 1 1R ADOI;di>1'E, Was MA t1MI, FOR SALE. .•Mrs. Nolan offs.. .or sale the following vrooeety t• the town of Ooderich, 1 ot 177, theravt half of lot 1TO$ad the greet half of lot 110, There Is • story and • half frame house In Mraa• WisRbas /TSL good repair, 12 roam and kitchen. good stone oettar, hard and soft water. Terms eau For further particulars apply to E. CAMPION,y Solicitor. Goderlcb. - IUlpim. NOTICE TO DEBTOB80h10TICE I8 gives that sit IIndebted send limo meanies OS. 33 AND at Moss ta- li - c -t- - 0 d a t a hada very severe attack of illoesa replies "It is a lace where old bats Min Seegmiller Iles Pee to Nebraska are stuffed into winoow panes ; where to vet her sister Mise. Cameron. children sr* like young pigs ; the hotree- Itigg t Ball, of •Henault, is spending wife like a savage, and the husbsed with herkendays with bier parietal in town a panorama of the dismal swamp painted her New Yoe. sad ' shout liberally sup the new. I! Kra Black is Plainer vent, to the Quesa,City. sad Amestisss Issm.mee Agent hum haselamwas Oe. sett ti h as a ea ssn ti.dssleh. er. 0.p as l Wart saea7 t lend soWent ts se bh.hsfore. AWLS $ LEWIS; itoorefernas, 1J eye, $elf.nrs 'Mincer, Re. care yob sI oa Home, °vderion. Ina Av., B.C.L. Y. N. Lewis. - A. Craig, who been Crarelhng on his shirt boson: with tobacco juice." Mr. has in California for his health. has return- Cottony CO/MI.tBLBa. -At an adjourn ed Gregorregc ed Session of the Peace last Thursday, list Capt. dMto winterr in a the gSa1t. following changes were ataHis Henor Judge Tomspde in the list of county conatibles : William Cook, qty. Winthrop;hos. Hussey, Ktntail ; John Rev. Mr. Sutton end wife spent theirChristine.McLean p'Be ave, were appointed. Christine. holidays with friends to Joel T. Cook, akelet, Joseph Driver Essex 1 and Joseph Yougg ; Hugh Camera', The Epiphany, or odd Chriatas dayr, Constanoe (detaasend); Joseph Revillsand m was kept ass holioiay in the R. C. John C. Couper, Londesboro, were struck off. John Brethaner was appointed con• tel and keeperf the lock-up at CARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR Church. Cgoaerish. J. T. Harrow. %V. ProOdfoot.T RISTEItS, Attarseys SofiWtlert .. 171 Mr. O. Sturdy, of Chicago, formerly of the Kinston sheet bakery, has been B' t< DOYLE, BAR S1IiR A N D speeding his holidays here. without iegatd to Moe distinctions, theo- ries or creeds. He is now with his Med spouse lining near his respected brethren the "Young:"of Colborne, His suocessot Mr. Sntall, of Kincardine also an old warrior, will be "hailed" with pleasure by all who knew him,to his new appoint meat, and no doubt will most worthily fill the charge vacated by his velars:t btothor, John Young. The Sig • Ilea. The Liberal convention must be ad witted to be a great souses. The dele- gate, have fairly taken the town by storm, and no doubt the result of the meeting will be to give Liberalism inOn- tario a groat "boom." We may be woe that Ontario's interests are safe when w many matt will leave their business and travel to the capital to assert the pie of provincial rights. The is on this occasion appear to be quite as much in earnest as were those to the late Coeservative convention, when the at- tempt was made to drag the N. P. into the by-elections. The fact that Mr. Mowat has been so successful in holding the Province for the Liberals is an en oouragentent to Mr. Blake in Dominion politics, and the idea evidently is to make as big a sweep in Ontario as pos- sible, thus making this province once o.o.rs the Liberal stronghold, which it it: a measure ceased to be when Bit John Macdonald oarried it with .the N. P Tnere le one thing that must be Mid its fairness to Messrs. Blake and Mowat, and that is that they seem to be more in earnest than the Conservative !seders. The are mit se tricky M Bit Johan nM so o ae[feable as Mr. Meredith. • The bulk of the delegates to the Coaventioa teachings have been most beneficial to &twined to be farmer.. No doubt they us all, and we regret that they have so Gees tri 00555. Your happy and genial disposition to- wards your parishioners while visiting was always most favorably reosived, and many of ue will miss those kindly words of comfort spoken at the bedside of the sick or the gists of the departed. We pray that in your new sphere of labor He who has guided you heretofore will ever be present with you in your food work, and rest armed- that you have the heartfelt wishes of this congre- gation for success in your new depart- ure.. Signed on behalf of the Contrrvgation. E. L ELWOOD, Archdesoon of Huron, Rector of Goderich. Dated 6th January, 1883. stable " MR HICKS' linty. W rnxetor. Vaal( Dais FalsuDe,-Among 911 the The Ceelericlt land" was re -organized painful and interesting associations in- torneY. eoesiter ea Chaneer1 Ont ;y Mrs. Wm, Watt, from Beverley tour.- on Wednesday evening under the leader- SEAGER & MORTON, BA R R I 8 - "hip, te in town visiting her cousin, Mr. snip of Mr. R Parker. There are some TERS, Re.. to., Oodericb and Wle, om. John Mitchell of this place fourteen instruments in this band. The C. Seager Jr.. Ooderlob. J. A. Morton Mr. Zebe Tolsma was in tow* during managing oommittee is Robt. Black (of ham. the week unseeing for the repairing of Chrystal & Black), F. Smith and W Obseoer7• to h - Mr.eines. There are now two jph i Whitings. C. Cameron, MissOliver Cia. Rol?. M. O. lamerne. Ooderleb. W. the opening of the High School having bands in town, e.'tctl claiming kr be the bees ill of typhoid fever at her home of I genuine sod only original town band. INSIIRA1fOC CARD. St Marys. i-- The teo,sidea have been offered our eel - if Rei! ablitaapanied by his; "'n.1a to gives their version of the split, CAMERON, EE N, HOLT M& CA][BAON, his tug bespatch, now lying ere. Ile.onirgs, Secetary, J. Storey ; Truant - the Ol ores enable to return for I er, t he ma ¢7t•ie "y save lin@corned twee. ABRAHAM HODS i AND 4 Ta. corner of V be town of 0oderiob, tenanted for farm pppl to Jas. Suit N1ook or J. C. O '0R SALE - se t str Mi. m. .• g 1 sod our readers have now a good chance BRITISH (WY. T+waotrro-trtaWrhr de' been visiting friends during the t k e two Ile friends ?cuduring in ' sl judge between them. . x tNs. oo'T,ol gtewdi i ort •ores. 1 tl week t PExalISTAT1•» iv v irnt,xiT(' HOT. PH ( w 11 h emlabti.hd tees. HARTFORD S. T. 01 ILI rreRn, Coon tb .kanig r*ISs CZ Toa. e R 1s U . a o mw CANADAAereigned le MIL LOAN sA •S oo YY OROwTo. Money to i se - - • 1. sem money TOi. °oder' :b Sept. 10. two leak house carriage nesse and outldl•gs. The ga ;mit trees, grape via For terms aptly 1+arm'{.tsrs. esteo a tete Goa in ase trot. corner Cambria gO/V1 and • trent -. • BOOK BIN DIN O.-•WEHAVICM ADE arrangcmentw with Mr. 1f. McGregor, the wi of Seafort take orders fora wb kk In hisbindeline, It work dew Months plainest to the most superb at ...117I11bstepAees. Orders left at Ibis oak* Will a J Ree11e big persoaat attenties. tubi. iENH Jobnst utMeg e (3MiLLE k *u ,'e in Leaden, an 1 having II lbw a tared to her f 11s for 1 file so prep& Po . e& SHERIFF'S SA Comore Or HtaoM, To Wm: Her + a Covet? H laudass Mr. and Mrs .. if i lama al all factory, Wo•,A.tock, on Saturday lost frem their ctrcie of thirteen child- I Org rim, Alice, a pretty little girl of 7 year eventug pret'luus to Christmas, on wl.ic one of a pair of twins. occasion Mr. Quick, the popular fore- - Mr- W. H. McCracken, Reeve of man of the establishment, stud who is Brussels, gave us a call daring the wee. sede h son 01 Mr. i.usnted byt his efellow ri of 1(ae will look oxtefully atter the idtt4- employes with a handso esti of hu constituents I A very pleasingAffeirtook place id Kern's A s n of horses beiongittg to Mr. Wra. Rinks ran away oa bey Year'. day. and running up against a ,. o1 a of the animals wtu sev4rply Manure d Brother pack, of the Kipesrdine Re- ar, !Sas improved his paper by erlarg- , handsome preseut it Ind and siiterine its form to the E leswt rens Ye+i:. There will be Vete pnpti eight rote . MAY -se0osea aver i two eclipses of the min and two of the me silver tank- arc41 salver and goblets as a token of i all understanding li,e your portion here their good will and of the esteem in and in Eternity ; may you enter on the which he is held'by them. Awritten ad- full fruition of the salvation purchased dress wall also read t, Mr. Qaiek, to by the Dross, porion and precious death which he replied iii fitting terms and of our Lord and Saviour, Jeuls Christ. were The Ontario Goverment has al ways evinced a lively interest in the agri cultural class and has been particularly armsful to cultivate its good opinion. [Toronto Telegram. Tut Lore KLsrrlox.-For the bene- fit of readers hers I secured the follow- ing returns for the polling at the Tem penarace Hall, here: For Resele-W. Young M, A. McNeil, 20. For Deputy Reeve -.A. Allan 71, A. Milloy, 6 For Councillor -J. Beek 53, P. Carroll 53, •1 Gledhill 27, W. Treble 18. No elector was butted by the goat. volved in the term "Farewell" I scarcely know of any cirounstanese under which it can be pronounced, with greater an- xiety, or more thrilling solicitude than by an ambassador of the Gospel of the Lord Jesus, when about to, separate him- self from those with wham he has for some yeirs ministered and preached the unsearchable riches of the grace of Christ. The recollections that must conte back upon his mind in such a moment, how vaned aro they,diversified as the scenes unto which the duties and privileges of his vocation have called him. if through his instrumentality any have been tutu - from darkness to light, end from the services of Satan, to that cf the living God, then it tells us, that it is (iod alone gives the increase, who n.aketh the weak things of the earth to praise him. May the grace of God which passeth thanked then for the beautiful and l I remain, my very dear friends, Yours most faithfully. RIr'YARD Hrcxy. tiurday, Jan. 7th, 1883. FOR SALE OR TO RENT-- THAT Valuable Property known as the Shep- pamdto. Store and Post 01110, with quarter of SD erre of land, 15 offered for sale or to rent. n • Steak in store all new and fresh this year, The preprfoor has other bootie* which will re- quirr he sole atteneiota . Alae the west half of lot .5, con. 3, E. D. Asherld ; .Y new land: twe mood oratards, two groin welly, and ons•fof6 able Mme bonne*. The lot contains 100 scree, of which 110 Fire cleared and all well fenced. Beene:eine 10 acres heavily timbered with hardwood. For narth:ma rs address :l R. T. BAYNE&. Sheppardpn r UV #teai al. out weIa n ') to eel. t, title. the de- la as , to certain e1 . d. onsets. tied be- nt In the fetnity of Huron. sad the North half of lot ?, emu -maim 10 of the we- enie of Stephen, romprloing ant levee 01 bawd more or Inti. tt'blrb lands and teeements 1 mall nObv for r rale, at my nave la the evert Rotate In the To wit et (ledaek1. en cha r:`y H. tilrven- teenah day o1 1fi.seh.ltilaot the aow-et t Wel v e of the clock. noon. ROBERT GIBBONS. Sheriff er Heron. Sheriffs O face. Ooderleh. lea Dee. eth. 11111. - ,H > Ate • • TTO V R1R. 6edris.. Ont. 12111. D %0.d.ASA. OSALD,M.o., a 11.. 1'kysietee. dereeee, Aesbaol ear. etc. °floe and residence men .trust,Aa- bare gas. -1 K. McOo►NA(iH, M.D. PHYSIC- G- IAN. SURGEON, tc., Graduate •t TOi- o_ coo •n t4y l ier ctlete of ti . Itoj l Io.: 1R WO, P. lS. Inas, sad f.e'c ace O•s,sitel lays 701.4. R&tenten It 8ein - eDR *LEAN, PHYSICIAN, BUR- LY U - GiCON,Cornier kc, OAesesl eriSiza Brno Mese% Wend dose welt , at1Md itis. I tnorow this year. The first is :a very Porrrrolrsn.-Owing to the fluter of i small eclipse of the moon uta Apnl2tnd, Rev. John Wakefield, the annual min- f visible from parts of America and Aus- sipnary meetings of the North St. Meth o- I tralia The second is a total eclipse of dist church have tool postpnflb! •: nail the sun oi. May 6th visible from FA.tere fettber notice Australia and Centrist America. The We fling our editoral slipper after W third is a partial eclipse of the moon on H. 'Kerr, of the Mansell; Post, .led the morning Post, of Octvr 16, it being at be fifty-nine minutes after L a. to., the moon risme Etta Key, of wish he to Lite mar- y alt an hour, an that it nage altar We the young couple. is pa.gy°visiiblehhere. The middle of the eelip.o will be at fifty-four minutes after six. At the time of the greatest eclipse rather more than one quarter of New York Head Office long as he pro• i the wren's diameter will he en. hidd This eclipse will be visible in Europe, ferret to live in Montreal America, and West Africa. The fourth The sale of periexlic hi. of t I e is an anausl eclipse of the sun on Octn- Mechanic's Institute. hold *his week ! ,. 20 And :11, invisible in this country. abundance of joy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Noble, lf eek o creel. are stranding a corp in Mr. Noble did not remain in the netted re, this in a Sexed sum, an. ..--- tlKw. TR■ CARNIVAL. -- Them tiert.le car- ' . "eN►aseatlN and Appetetment• nee the statement of the alleged mental bring the Settle' cost per annum of the in A *y. i , cm Lia Lyth roc•• ea C1AMmas and magnton, a to a :pry :raw eve i at the Arcade Skating Rink tt the I derangement of John Maher, and claim• Day. Ube IWO of Mr- Jame..afM of • papers `evcntny of Friday last ting well attend- The dawn of 1883 bmuvht •change orf the unq men is perfectly amthd mon urea figure eel . We tovAhrh that portion of the governor at the Lighthouse to the north Y' Mr .►. 1 . rn.uil. late , f Gale:icy.,e . I telly, althniegh nnweli lin ale" &tate• lythe Rev Jam.eOmwott e• the > 4 Jen. b in ze:Act1 elf"r'ct"r hat which we li:eve been ire(' us, fry a quarterofua cent cry i the party said W be dentngsd wag not ar- 11 II rested in connection with the liiddulpl. Soot i r Terme-tees.-DefianceDivt sion No. WO, Rlaltford,was organised last month, with the following Akers for the first quarter of 1883 :-Charles Stewart, W. P.; Charity Long, W. A.; James Stewart, R. S.; George Morris, Ast. R. S.; Edwin Morris, F. 8.; Joss* Morris, Treas. ; R D. Morrie, Chaplain; Harvey Greer, Con.; Maggie Beek, Amt. Con. ; Minnie Long, I. S.; W. Stewart, 0. S. Adbtra. The annual congregational meeting of Kau church here was held on Monday Out. The Treasurer's books showed that the congregation had raised for all pur- poses during the year $706,64 ; expenses 4uring the year, including( stipend, $860.41; leaving a balance iu the hands of the treasurer of 865.21. Th. Rev. A. E. Smith and wife were visiting friends in and around Woodstool last week. Miss M. Kernighan, of Colborne, to visiting friends about Auburn. Those persons who are in the habit of driving oyer bridges at a faster rate the. a walk had better be careful. Tbere is some one on the Zook -out for them here. Arabi Pasha and his fellow exiles have arrived at Ceylon. • At St. Petersburg/ it is stated the Czar has signed a decree dissolving all secret. societies in Russia. The confession of (i'Donell of his Cott nection with the Phoenix Park murders u discredited at New York. John Devin, a West Flamboro toll Rate-kopor, was recently fined for cel lotting from a -person driving to church "A tetter Frew .ewe•" This is what they think of TunSIUNAL over in Minnesota. We give it as a fair sample of what this paper is to triends der off tet. Paul, Jan. 3rd, 1883 ToMcGillipeddy Bros., Gentlemen, -- Enclosed please find the sum of $1.50 amount of subscription of "Htrsox Sin- IiAI:' for one year. fiome of our own fam- ily find it impossible to get along with- out the weekly visit of Tug SIGNAL, and we have gut to look upon it in the light of a letter from home, which is eagerly seized and ravenously devoured, ire- mtdiately on its arrival. Wishing you every prosperityand a HappyNew'1 ear I am your. truy. F. . MAN. The administrator of Cephaa Woodruff killed in a disasterat Parker's Creek, Ne-: Jersey, has obtained s verdict nf-$28,00(, against the railroad. Three thousand oases of smallpot are under treatutent at Baltimore outside the pest houses. Great alarm is felt. and other cities are taking precautions against the spread of the ioathsome ease. James Cartel, of Ilioldaupli, wji•,lly de Mr. ws1. Swab, td r Rsheee. N. appears to an institution to obtasn : A. Black, a tracts, . tterai. as of weer wawansah (ileo Manitoba His name frequently (Jol.nstnn, a ncwalxry; Charles (clack. a has been run by its first and only keep ie girl, er, ,John Young Age and infirmity trngwdy, and was recur a member of tbt alone cause hu Ironing a post that he viRilentr. ever lot•ed. A moldier ire his younger Another f,-.trful hoboca tit, the reeult days, the duties of the lighthouse were of tolerating mia n:thistiles traps, is re to hire only a pleasure. His courtesy to from Milwaukee. The Newhall the many visitors of the place was equal ruse Hotel, a six storey building, led by his devotion to and care e.f that caught fire arly yesterday morning and far dashing beacon light, upon whose was destroyed in a short owe •d tome. guidanee ds nosed the safety of many a The house was .rM►ded -with gents mariner in the dark and dreary night. whnse avenues ni sawlps, see and His life at the Point has been one almost elevator, appear to lave been aimultas- continuous scene of kindly assistants all eoualy cut of by the fiery - element. rronnd whether by land or water. All Many were killed in jumping fr.'.m the who struck that lnneenmo soot, found upper soiree, end Sit nnnibar John's door open with a welcome. Hie perished in the ibsgsw There apparw little Moat was always rend everything to have been sbeeletey Ian 11NtVri of ee- in order ; advice and help in well eon- caps from the wee til s provided, and .11 the lsdders, oil ties of the.. flu depailweeltf were M^ r • he 1►( *orgies At the Msl4.,we J.J. IL Ornet. gee- Qrn. W. H A err. rdflReM- ,, n K• [t.- 01 t M Iyat to Mies Melee IOW. El Rev. R. C. at the regisses e1 w M r. Wes edits/ MIL saw J•nrrreet Mr. I yenta T saendhe and 1* NtxM* Otst w p -iWM a •orient ►Seats et 1sNs/SIF appears in the Nereid of that c,ty, to a negroFva M Wilkinson, a dark g 1 pmfgm+oa.l aspaeity. He is in the law `Nem Mi*ith agypsy girl; A. (inoding, sad 0onvey.ncing line • negro minstrei; no. Horton, a peasant Csoaai, ft0a'ISTY. - A meeting 1"111 1,u ri of the time of Louis XiV.; Nellie held be St.Geor}e'a eehnol•room on Vim" id, " my aunt from the country:" A. day evening nett at 7.30 for the petpo se Kirkbride, s poc►r, old darkie: John ef o linineing a thecal "eeiety. Seery i Ferguson • city bootblack; Mabel Corne- ae. wbn feels an interest in musical mat roe, a . iepherdsss. The aboveliet is in- tuits is invited to be present. onmplete, owing to the solemness rat Avc 1DE IT. We regret t., learn o•f a I eau of the margweraders in net regis- very painful accident -which occure•d to tering .1 the rink oases. The (nllowtog e•N 'ase telllltOn Mr. James Ssonders on lNMe•. , le flats lett• As was driving a horse Oct.,. fAl, ly D., uremcrena,- 'Mann the LW. 1 e•>• K• when ferning • corner d hied afar tint 11. . Surge «md A4ror rte te1w 'ted t,, t ave chi r issd st Oaee (:• h hire d Yt t/dittaa sharply the slsith was upset and he woe oamerml s flank, Leetao !Why He dewe not display ____ d tor- thrown out, badly Imo Omar iilew ed the pant. yp e are gild to say that nn ribs were Turn LTM to w 11.05 la err,atmoent .t the e* 1 Mn sing his eider. SHANNOPI R H TON, mores at the terv+rledeed with M wafer., lad to ok hi has sinew hest, ere es. •wesieseert Nwrerese anus bate ailSMWs ter Rh►nnnn a rredA ttrr .MLtaw.tr vl.ewt • !•s(G r H ra. ivy 0. s ..,wstwimiele ooi the rrimf • near the a.M14e9t n r 131 trrenv au WI upon hope t„ ro 'F the soaves whisk emlild whit Steed to toed O M+e prises were awarded : Lady's costume Mies Nellie Smith ; girl's, Nisi Mabel ei Ossteton . gents', ltd. Campaign Chow Rrourhnn); cootie, the minstrel trwrpe ; hays'. Neater Bettie tlmith. and e'y. The town band ill play hived He one indeed a friend to all to The js r were desacs, Payne,Monroe at the tick n,i M••ndar +net Theb•riay I need. in his nw11_ r god M way. mitt wady /Loch now.. ars fie Amer Mlle id worth •