The Huron Signal, 1883-04-06, Page 1TAIMIT26rit
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Public N Aloe L. J. Treble.
Farm to Rent. it. T. Haynes.
House to Rent. W. II. Itobertimu.
Just Received. J. C. Detior &
Steel Barb lemma WOW. - It. W. McKenzie.
Dominion Cerrito Works.- Alex. Murton.
Auctioneer ter she Co. ot Iluroo it. W, Ball.
'3.1..Tlif r. 0 Roe sad rosIdence. West Street
goes +Wars below I4444 of Montreal. (lode -
lob 1751
Che People's Column.
WANTED. -A GOOD GIRL WHO
understands plain cooklog. waahleg.
and ironing Fainiir of four. Wages to .a
OconipAent person II, per womb. Apply to
IOTOUSE TO RENT. -THAT COM -
11 FORTABLE Imam formerly ocionpled
by /LH. Omit\ is to rent. There is • large or-
chard on tho pecomisei. Possession given on
1st of May. Apply to W. R. ROBE itTOION.
FARM TO RENT.
30 acres, nearly free of stamps, Good barn
and other buildings. Brick with cel-
lar. Good orchard avid all well d. len-
quire of R. T. HAYNES, Sheppardton. leffitt.
pUBLIC. NOTICE.
As I have determined to go I° the North-
west this doting. notMe is hereby given to all
rtindebied to lee Quit all amounts m not
.= mom etie-aot later than the geh of '
.April or coots will be incurred. This is the '
last tame of calling. and an immediate answer
LS amid trona one tad all. L. J. TREBLE
Mac tic 1866-2t.
GENERAL STORE FOR SALE. i
come good trade. stook about COM.% i
Sittistactory reasons tor selling. Apply to Mrs.
W. 0, SHANNON. or to JAS. A. McINTOSEI,
Goderich. 1111114 -ft
-11-• rood tratne house an.1 two Iota on Palm-
erston street, the house containing 6 rooms,
olosets and cellist. in good repair. Good *able
sod orchard attached. For particulars opply _
to E. R. Watson, painter. Goderich. 16604f. '.1
00MFORT ABLE HOUSE TO RENT °
mediately north of the registry office. la open
for rental. The house is very convenient in '
every rticUlar. Ponesaion given on May 0
17th. or particulars apply to 0. N. Davis. ll
ENGRAVING. .
All kinds of plisin and oracinet.tal engrav•
uts. gold, silver. ivory. pearl, executed neatll 1
iheaply and expeditiously. Dour platen made
'tactical engraver to the tr&de. 1977-wtt
1.1. A tram, liciii . . nearly new. with II foot (
ry and good cellar with woo,. -wed aral other
iutbuildings will be sold on reasonable terms.
A good well I• nn the overeat!, For poi0nti-, I
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Loans anti insurance.
%IONE' TO LEND. - PRIVATE
Geo. el waitron. tioilerich.
ISclop:twill's? tioloiA'No&t•AMALPoie,,Y. TO
itli0,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
t d per vent. Amer to it. It A.DCLITIFIL 1731
‘IrONEY TO LEND IN ANY
...TA amount to suit borrow:too at to 64 per
coot. Private funds. Apply to examen and
lel amount of Private wars tor townsman
st lowest rates on ant -dame Mortgagee. Apply
rime, to lead at neest rano, tree of
any costa or charges. SEACIFIR & NORTON,
opposite Colborne Hotel.
tioderieh. ffird March Mel 17711.
a 20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
OP on Farm and Town Property at lowest in-
terest. Mortgoges purchased. no Commission
charged. Conveyancing Fees reationabie.
N. B. -Borrowers can obtain money in one day
if title is satistaotory.-0ArlsON & JOHN
STON. Barristers. Ste- Goderich. 1751
DI RADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
1.%). Idle and Accident Insuranoe Agent.
Representing first -clone Geminate++. A iso agent
tor the CANAD• Live oracle leiseuencs Co.
Money to lend on Mortimer. either in Town oi
Timm Property, in any way to suit the borrow -
R. McDONAGH, Oil D. PHYSIC -
sort • IAN, dURGEON, &c., Graduate of Ter-
nto University. Licentiate of the Royal Col -
of Physicians. London. England. ke.. Ike.,
C. P. 41., Ontiwia °Moe and residence
te Bailey's Hotel. HanrIton street. God -
R. Mt:LEAN, PHYSICIAN, 8UR-
Bruce Street. second door west of Victoria
treet. 1751.
• clan. Surgeon and Aoomicher, Graduate
Toronto University. Offiosowposite Cala*
on & Cameron's Bank. Lucknow. Lt mot la
Moe. enquire at the Bank. 1/1S-7.
SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Mee at Dr. Shannon's residence. near the
rol Godorich. G. :41.134•NON. J. to Keane
1711.
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0 .• ornr.t. of tan square and West
°coy to len 1 at lowest rates of intsreet.
EWIS' ot LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
Attorr.eys, Solicitors in Cha.ncery &c.
Mee in U10 C4' out House. Goderich.
Godertoh. J. T. Garrote. . Proudfoot. 175
FOR SALE
whole house. and 14 acre* land or. the Bay•
field rood, 0 ailerich.there is • good stable and
driving shed.haril and sett water on the prem.
apply on the premises or to H. leeegmiller,
krOTICE TO DEBTORO-NOTICE Is
LI hereby given that all portion indebted to
the undersigned by note or bock account arm
requested to settle the same ot Demand there-
by save an entoreted collection. I tr,ean busi-
ness. ABRAHAM HMITH. 18111.
TAMES SMAILL, ARAMITECT, &c.
01 Office, Crabb's Block, Kingston* .Gode
nob. Plans and speoltiootionsdravrn correct
ly Carpenter's' plasterer's and mason's work
measured and valued
L./ arrangement* with Mr. MoOregor.
the well-known bookbinder of Antaforth.
take orders tor work in bill . All work
dionstrom the plainest to the n. .4 superb at
Toronto prior.. Orders lett at t. otBoe will
redeye his porsonal :attention. lfa3
reaidenee. corner Brittonia road and Mr
Donald street, opposite the High /Wheel. with
two loto. The house Us in good repair itl.
rarrlage house and stable and nth:. oat
windings. The warden In well snacked with
For termi iipply to Devisor Johnston.
VOR SALE OR TO RENT -THAT
1 ' Valuable Propfirty known as the Strafe
pardton Store and POW Offioe. with quarter of
an aore of land. la offered ter mole or to rent.
Stock in atom all new and fresh this year. The
proprietor kw other businees which will re-
quire his noir attention. Ma0 tho watchman of
good orchards. two food wells, and comfort•
able tram,- housea. 'The lot ,ontains 100 1Wreg
el 14111011 50 arr cleared and all well tested.
Remaining 50 screw heavily tirabered with
hardwood. For particulars a.dd rens : it. T.
HAYNDI. liheppardtan P.O. MOO
and epigram*. riesesser SD &Be C. Car -
Old eland. featly
LI W. BALL, AUCTIONEER FOR
I 1. the County of Huron. Sales *traded
iaderich P. 0. LSO
INSURANCE CARD
BRITISH ASS. roaosero-Sombeshe
113111
rata Malted 111141.
Rieke taken In Ube above Arstolais Off, •.$1 0
The enitewdyned le ales Appall's" ter Q..
CANADA PZIL LOAN AND A TIMOR Y
Wise? to Lose en Arst-elass nee.tir.t1 row
- 'et per Coat --Cheers weedlarate.
C. Seeger Jr., Goderich. 1. A. MortigiM
ham. 1751.
IAMICRON, HOLT & CAMERON
Barristerk_ Solicitors in Chancery, &c.
3oderioh and Wingham. M. C. Cameron. U
Mtwara. wi nrimm. 1751.
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Allows Lateral; on depoeita Draft*, lette.
of credit ond circular notes tasted, poyab
in al porta of this worid 1754.
°ANAL/LON BANK OF COMMKRCE
Gooerich Branch.
Iroorest allowed on deposits. Draft.i on a
the principal Towne and Cities in Canada
Great Britain awl the Cleited States. bough
Advance:Ito Farmers or. Note,. at,' h. oar oc
more endorsers, without mortgage. 17i
Literary Nollre.
*year , St for six ntonths , 10 cella per won.
ear. Irnr sal.. at all berAkatora
S▪ cience and Bovelatio.r., the first p Sr! of
which attracted Inoich attention. .1 toor-
M▪ out:tamp will be appreciat•
od Ly actual tourists and by stayet-
home travellers Stanley gives another
chapter of his stirring adventures in the
Dark Continent, copiously illustrated.
Wm Meson. of Toronto. whose relent
death Was triumphaet as any In the
di▪ .. grey,. is a stnkinc And able paper,
graphic amount oi Untnivaitylim IS Gn-
IA pv.t to this number. hy Joseph
an account of the reorint Missionary C --r.
ference in India 11. hook notices are
GOl)ERICH. ONT.. FRIIIAY, APRIL 6, 1883.
NEWS ABOUT HOME
%r." faith he'll prent
tie.. Robeinr, the well-known photo
• apher, has purchased the business 0
E. I. Johnson in town. and intends t
keep the reputation of the es:ablishme
up to high water mark. He is a citizen, nod e are. glad he is uot heaving
0. eneeort• "benaenrmmt 'et"Illetalbelr=hajar. 13"re" ahamd7 bars- I Don't expect that a reporter can be
iga= given in furniture.
MaOILLICUDDY 1tROS. Pt' L 4
$I.3 A YYAR 1N kbV
�- I Hw* &7sot. P�isM�:aderich is to
f- be con;ratdafed in poseesweq �, able
o and devoted a teacher as R I. Strang,
nt Principal of the High Sehool. Ma con
f-
uection with the school has been a moat
creditable one, and his endeavors too ad
vance the interests of his change hay
been as unselfish as they have been ear
nest. We understand that he law an
nounoed his intention of ot$.riug ani ail
nual prize for hest public speaking, to be
known as the Head Master's Prize. and
also a prise for the best essay, to be call
ed the Preston Prise, in memory of Mr.
Strang's Dr.decossor. In additio+t to
these two prizes offered by the principal,
the teachers will give a prim for the hest
reading. Each of thew prizes will con-
sist of $6 worth of bookr.
The Chicago Bicycle Club will start
June 30, fir an extensive run. The pro -
route is to go by cars to Ann Ar-
r,.11iioh , then ride on wheels to De-
troit, then to follow. the line of the Can-
ada Southern to Si Thome, (int., then
to London, up to Godetich, then to the
Niagara Falls, then to Buffalo and back
to Cleveland, and from there they take
the boat to Detroit, thence home by rail.
The trip will last twelve days. The boys
go in tourist costume, carrying all per-
sonal baggage on the bicycle. The short-
est day's run will be thirty -fire utiles,
and the largest 100 miles. Correspond-
ence is being had with about thirty oth-
ee clubs, with a view of having them join.
Several of the Milwaukee wheelun►u ex-
pect to join the procession. -
AtrrN LINO. -Great reduction in
steerage rates frim the old country to
Canada. Persons wishing to send for
their friends can now obtain prepaid
tickets at greatly reduced rates. It is and
expeoted that the present low rates will
be continued for any length of time, w
that persons wishing to send for their
friends should now take the opportunity
while the rates are reduced. Passengers
will be brought from Londonderry, Bel-
fast, Galway, Limerick, Queenstown,
Glasgow, London, Cardiff and Bristol at
same rates. from Liverpool. The steam-
ships of the Allan Line come direct to
the Grand Trunk Railway wharf at Que•
bee and special trains are des patched im-
meaiately on arrival, thus saving pas-
sengers trouble and delay. For tickets
and every information apply to H. Arm-
strong ticket agent, Goderich.
WLlio , ho ore In'
tee Albion block. always snakes it • pmei
tably get the beat value for his money, That is
why he sells the beet liquors in town.
tame nuns r of proteets have bren en-
tered against the return of politkal ciaatlida.tes
Lately. but no protest has ever been made
&Against a photo turned out by It Sallow.. He
tbe people's photographer by a barge n Altar -
0. B. Robson wisher to notify one and all
that he has purchased E. L. Johnson's photo-
graph business, and intends carrying tt In
future in kis ows name. Herbst spent sev-
eral years in ofteet tie beat gallaries in Tor-
onto. Mr. koala! hopes, by turning out first-
class work. aad idyl close attention to bus
loess. to merit • swat of the patronage
so iongezteaded to Mr. Johnson.
Unscrupulous dealers are telling farmers
and °Mao that those chesp cooking stovi-s at
Bounders k Soa's Variety Store are amide of
laterior metal sad will sot bake. The sabot
of tbe free adyeettstar kat weak waa the sale
at five more of ''the *Wee stoelln- That/oral
rant every stove to be made et Use beet
pig Iron. wad to Wm Palmer. Glee them •
call. The Cheapest House Rader the alma.
Mr. R. Leong, of Stratford, was in
tawniest weer.
The spring seises will be held in
Goderich next week.
has gene to Maaitoba.
Misa Fisher, of Oretid Rapids, is the
Hon. R. Hawley and Mrs. Hawley,
are stopping at the Albion
Mrs. W T. Cez, leaves Goderich cc --
day (Friday), to reside Chioage.
Mrs. Ramsey of Newmarket, is visit-
ing her father, Mr. John Bond, drug:gist.
Miss Nellie Vanderlip has taken a
position in e millinery establiailantent in
Ingersoll.
A tea meeting will be helil in the M.
E. Church, Goderich, on the evening of
the 13th inst.
We understand that Mr. J Deacon
has purchased the Osseady property on
Lighthouse street.
H. Tennant, M.P. P. for Morris, Man.,
is riming bis family at the homestead
on the Bayfield road,
Morton, the carriage maker, is lough-
iug things in his line this steam. Read
his new advertisement.
Mr R. Ef. Kirkpatrick was in town on
Monday on briars oonneetiou with
his real estate in this vicinitO.
Crystal it Black have about completed
stool boilers, etc., for Clark's new tug.
The workmanship ia excellawst.
Mr. A. B. Meldrum has won the He-
ron scholership at Knox College Se-
cond year Good for Andrew.
Mr. J. FIcEweu, well lumina in eon-,
nection with the %yield harbor con-
tract, has returned to Winnipeg..
Penn. la in tows, mita; her mother,
Mrs. dot/mart. She will remain for a
few weeks.
H W. Bel: a.i.r.ounces himself in a
card as an aucrioneer. He has all the
qualities for the businees, and will pro-
bably get a good share of custom.
Towe Soon -wen. -During the mouth
of March just closed 15 births were
registereel at the clerk's office ; 8 deaths
were also'recorded, laid 3 marriages.
ok [lowlier of the you.ig friends of Men
Bond presented that popular teacher
with a tive o'clock tea set last woek, up-
on her retirement from Cie profession
ClillORAI. CBIOS CON•;IIRT. --Consider-
able interest is evinced in musical cir-
cle, as to this entertainment, which
comee off on Tuesday Pith lost Mere
anThon 61):%:11
show a the West' Riding
of Huron Agricultural /3ociety will be
held in Goderich, un Thursday :mot,
April lOth. Send in erdere for job
rrinting early
We learn that Mr Wm. Webster, for-
nierl of this town, and son -in law of
Mr. . Martin. has purchased the Cen-
tral hotel, Blyth, and will take posses-
sion on May 1st
The wirdow of it Vi McKenzie's
hardware store is attracting attention.
There v planer at work, automatically,
Read th?' hart' wire adv. in anither
Mr J Harrison., the populer
manager ef the Arcade Rank, after a very
le employment ,ni the new line of radi-
oed in Michigan. the Flint and Illar-
uettc R
Usements and the sooner they are got
tr. the 'menet they will loloasoom into al
hig trade and ripen in enlarged premises.
There is no danger oof the crop being in• I
jurod by the frost 1112:
We regret to learn that Mr George
Sheppard, of the news depot, has beeo
hen o' the lungs lie wan up and
around etineeda7 Wo hope to see
take up • large space in this untie of
Ter 4141‘47.. :advertising their hominess..
The firm need's ne recoonenenOati,on
from us. It hie established a repatation
for enterprlse and fair dealing. A prom o
eierywhere, anti know about everything
1 which may happen. If you would like
; to have any ociernenee written up, tell
I the Tocal editor steed it. Give hint the
I facts, and he will serve it up for the pub-
lic. The editor's life is a busy one. He
cannot be everywhere.
Seelou Creston:. -John Craito, the
pushing dry goods merchant of Clinton,
aunouncea his spring opening on Setur-
day, April 14th. Mr. CrAib is a large
advertiser, has an imtuense stock on
hand, and would like to see every lady
in the county at his grand opening on
the 14th. See his offer of return fare.
Rom. M. P. P., returned this week from
McGill Universite, Montreal, where he
paned • very successful examination in
medicine, and graduated a full-ffedged
doctor. His full title DOW is W. Ross,
Roes is one ut the youngest physicians
in Canada.
MANITOBA •ND NORTHWEST. -Parties
who contemplate going west or north-
weet would do well to call on or write to
H. Armstrong, ticket iirent Grand Trunk
Ry., who will furnish •all imioruntion
required. A large supply of valuable
pamphlets, guides, maps, etc., always on
liend ind furnished free to ail en appli-
Goderach each Werinsettio: at nom direct
fee Winnipeg and intermediate pout&
Remember the address, H. Armstrong,
tieketegent G. T. Et. and agent ter Allen
Luso of Steamships.
DiAllAirk'. -The Townsend troupe
gave an entertainment in Victori* hall
on Tatueste=veaing last. There was a
fpreairfortners being delayed by the
os. Owing to one of the
eon -arrival of the mixed train at
its regular hour tbe entertainment
did not open until &beat nine o'-
clock, much to tlie chagrin of the en-
tire audience. Tke "gods," however
helped to pass away the time by indulg-
ing in ca.t calls and by-play at the late
arrivals, and by joining in loud whistl-
ing of "Old Grimes ia Dead,""One More
River to Cross," and other rollicking
airs. The farce weaved.
Milwaukee veaselmen do not antici-
pate an early opening of nevigatian. ' On
the contrary, they think the reason oan-
not begin until after May 1. The basis
upon which they argue is that it will re-
qsire at least four weeks of -sunshine to
thaw out the iron -ore at Marquette and
Escanaba. The ice in the straits is
now thicker and more extensive than
has been found them for the hut twenty-
seven years, and it bears no present in-
dication of having been even partially
thawed by the warm weather. An ex-
Periesced lake captain said that if the
present northerly winds continued for
any length of time ice would not be I
cleared from the lakes until at least '
May 1e. -[8arnia Observer.
Imettovsn STOCK. -The thonaighbred
steel; cif the county geoeived some valu-
able additions last week, by pur.thases
made by ses-r.ral of the leading breeders
of the county. At Mr Armstrong's sale
cf stock at Guelph, Mr. Appleton El.
ing Durham bull, Mr. McDonald, of
Morris, a yearling Durham hull, and Mr.
from the Bow park farm. Messrs. H.
Snell Sons, of Hullett. bought at
lambs. In the courae of a very little
while Huron will stand at the head of
the list for thoroughbred steck, and the
efforts of breeders to improve the stock
of the cnunty should be seconded by
every farmer in it --[Ex.
estm,,, features of the spring fair, Thurs-
day next, April 12th, will be the auction
sale of the shorthorn herd of Hoe. R.
Hawley. of Detroit. Nearly all these
animals hase been bred on his farm,
Maitland Place, on the Huron Read
near Ooderich, and will register in the
Canadian or American herd booka. On
Weaned* we accepted an invitation
from Mr. awley, and drove out with
him to the farm. The animals were
found to be in Rood condition, and all
the cows but tone had young calves at
their sides. in the stall with "Princess
o! Bautonsfield III" was a handsome red
yowling bull, which gives promise of
being s mom superior animal. "Ida," a
novenve animal, imported from Michi-
gan, dropped a pretty- red and white bull
on Easter-. po-cil by Reacomsfield TT.
The iittlo fellow, 13 thrising, and will he
soki with his dam on Thursday. "Mait-
land Rose- looks' in gicod
notwithstandine the fact thAt she has
nursed a handeonir pair of twin heifer
calses since September Mother and
daughters looked am con'ented lit could
he on Wednesday. A yearling heifer
"Strawberry.- purchosed from Hump-
hrey Snell abiout two years ago, had a
fine heifer calf with her. Several other
ynung heifers and bulls, among
hem two good yearlings, weie othies seen.
all chnice shorthorn stock. This heed
osportunity he afforded our agrieul,
lar feature of their trade is ssliong hy
Bevel -o'er ( .0., believe that f01.141 StOek,
low prices and newspaper advertising are
•- (We `011111fill heIDDAINII
tilneti introducino into their herds
some choice *rams. Mr. Gorhem, ir h., I
manatim MaitIsnd Place for Mr Haw -
1.y. hi. hewn keerieg the Ammili
good trim
with this smicess of the affair. Mr. H. T.
er Moires us to announce tkat the .•
sow prepared Iv take pupils in elocctimi
for the tette_ to be trained for rite mid •
• !adept in teaching this pleasing are
- number of the censtables of tho county
. fuel at the Colborne hotel, and gave 1
I complimentary to Mr. J. C. Cur-
- 1 rie, late county b constable on the
I eve of his departure bee Winnipeg, whith -
' or he goes to mourns a position in tho
Sheriff's Aim in that aity. After the
thin had been partaken of, Mr
ames A dime was called, to the chair,
and oon behalf of the cointabled of Harm,
ity of Mr. Curie as • wools blip and as a
remembrance. Mr. Currie, on accept
ing the present heartily ktanked his
ftiends for it, and maid one of
his greatest regret. at learialt Huron
was the fact of parting with ags many of
his old and tried friends. nuesever, he
hooped to seemany of then% aimin, ant
i would juat say if they ewer erns. to Win-
nipeg liot to forget so call seem Johi
Campbell Currie. and they would.receivo
as good treatment es it WM. possible foe
him to give. Songs sad speoahee were
then given by Messrs. DeLoag. Connor.
Boren berry, Campbell ..Diskaosen ,Y ul e.
and others and a very pleassat satin
was brought to a close *bout midnight
day morning, and his msny friends ie
thin section wieh him the fullest measure
of prosperity in his future. home.
The P. A. Landiee 11,rald states that
one of Flaherty's new store on Cumber-
land street -the east one -has been leas-
ed to A. E. McGregor & Co., who will
start a wholesale and retail grocery told
liquor store there, as soon as navigation
opens. They have given instructions as
to how they want the store finished to
suit their business, and the work of fit-
ting up the hew premises will be com-
menoed immediately. They intend to
go into the' bulginess quite extensively.
Mr. McGregor is well and favorably
known to many of our citizens, he having
been captain of the steamers Manitoba
and Sovereign for a few years past. We
--sash this new firni every prosperitv
Mr. James A. McIntosh, of Gollerieto
is, we understand, partner in the new
firm. He is a grocer of loug experience,
and an upright man. We wish the new
firm every success.
Holism SIM Pin. -On Thursday last
Mr. W. L Ferguson and Papat shipped
Ohm heavy draught stalliona to the Unit- 1
ed States. Mr. Ferguson wail fortunate I
in previous venturee, and as he is a role
able horse man we have reason to believe ,
his present venture will prove equally
suocessful. Mr. Papst, too, is one of !
the "squarest- cif horsemen. He took
with him "Scotland's Glory,- a noble I
heavy draught, black. with long flowing I
mane, tine action and aplendid form.
This horse will create astonishment and '
admiration over the line. Mr. Fergio
son has a "picture- in "Young Coach -
four years old. He also took with him
a fine two year old heavy draught bred
by himself, and a yearliniz stallion Iinol
by Mr. J. Fisher. Mr. Ferguson ought
to make • good strike with his horse-
flesh, for it is Huron stock, and that is
saying • good deal.
entertainment, held in the Temperance
Hall on Friday last. was a success.
There.was a good attendance, and the
performers, young and old, did their
parte with more or less ability. In the
juvenile songs the tochool scored a hit
each time, and the little folks gave evi-
dence in all their prrformanees of care-
ful training. Miss Goode aoccnipanied
them on the piano Miss Acheson play-
ed oin the piano in a very pleasing man-
ner, and her duet with Miss Goode woe
will received Mies S Williams, for so
young an elocutionist. was veto success-
ful, and gave token of histrionic atility
oof no ntean sort. She also showed a ver-
satility which surprised and pleased her
friends. Mina IL Wynn, as "lady
Teazle," ease evidence of a talent for
comedy, and her Archness lit cajoline her
testy husbend we+ well simulated. Miss
G. McMicking gave very realistic no-
lil.iuy of an old misi r. and the hilsh
that fell upon the audience, testified to
her powers. In some respects her elocu-
tion is almost faultless, and but foot- a
habit oof dropping her voice to.. low at
vocal mioic, and Mra. Fletcher sang a
to• ok special part in tho entertainment
were Milner! Mabel Cameron. 11. Widths,
F. Lawrence. F.. Kirkpatrick, Fisher,
Graham, A Ross and K Dewey. The
dialogue between letaSes Onalisin and
Cameroon was avill given Mrs. 'Pletcher
and Miss Goode must feel hiehlt satiserei
Gederirdo M.S. Literary Katentatamowl.
The society met in the school room on
Saturday evening last. It beiag the last
meeting of the term, tne usual election
of officers took place The following
officers forzu the execution committee for
the ensuing term : -President, Mr.
rotary, Mr. E", S. Hogarth ; Tteaserer,
Mr. R. A. Seaborne ; e3ec'y committee,.
Mira Halse ; Librarian, Mr. farrow ;
Councillors -Masses Cameron, Tighe and
lated on securing such an able staid.
officers, and we feel conbdent that the
hitherto good reputation of the- society
will be maintained under the reanage
ment of 'such on able exeeutive A vote
of thanks waa then tendered our worthy -
ex -president, Mr. F. Itia.r, or. 'behalf of
the retirieg executive
After the election of ofhtzets the •
literary part of the programme was car
ried out Tt was in the form of a coat
test. The first part led by Miss Came-
ron and Mr. Wilson, ci,nsisted of eh. rur,
members of side ; recitati-ir, Mr. F.
ed • ;" solo Mid chorus, Mr. 11. Hortoo
reading, Mr. E S. Hogarth. Story ef
of aide
The part captained by MIAS
Halse and Mr. J. Farrow, coraposed
solo riid chorus, members of side : read
ing, MiAr Strang, " The Riddle read
polo, Mr. R. A. Seaborne , recitation,
Mise K. Ball, " The Lest Hymn . ' read
into Miss Heise. " Keenan's (Marge ;"
were all rendcred in goi'd style, but tho
chorus '.round) oriveik by the Past, side
waa empecielly will received by the an
diem's, The judges Messrs H. f.
StrAng and J. It. Miller were cesniniotia
in their decision for part . Tho
National Anthem was sung and the
Meeting ntljettrried.
-Hamilton, March 2'7.-Sun:e tone ago
a man exhibited on the eortter of Market •
and MacNab streets a tnonstresity. in
the shape of a humanoid/a with parte of
varlet's animals and the body' of a duck.
When the showman wee hmoving
show sonie boys stole the monstrosity
and hid it in the cellar. where it was dis-
covered hi- another ehowtnan a few diva
ago and iv Constable Harris t: -day
The eleohoi hail eveporated trete the bot
to be Almost perfectly formed. the head
having been niutilated by the showman
and the body coveted with the skir of a •
duck t,, make it look eaoristroog,
on the qtreet. The to:i.her i. prevail).
streets and public i.ssen.bliti. par:.cillsr-
hia euppoped fine form. Juni his szarrar,
is to captivate and flirt w-', illy oirle '
an• alyzi hie sillies -olio dosage oa,' nee .
every fem ski with alio tattooer -it -se ef for i
or feature as legit:mate prwy. Lever
hesitant -1,4 by hie brazen atlyences to Sao
advantage of the allwarad .ng or t.t. tri
t▪ imidity fail to riatot his Am 'denims, '
This species of hostas poppy ii •• the
intorno- 'Foe PM*,