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THE HURON &GJ4L FR1AY. MA1►CH 7. LA$4.
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A Flea for Dar easim es.
W 1. winter's Marta. en prat, sad the erwberth
Manse the earth moue with bre,
wu weirs ne the n.asvatp birds
haste to seek O.. imamate ur Mar years.
lesas dSesre the chilling blame had .wept our
lis iu1U Wthe y they imoth,ht • sunnier ch/as.
Wham they might Sad humanity) from frust
And Maser's hardships In a northern home.
A•" esamer friends we As
Accu, *bout. ad we
t
No armee that they tu•n..t 'runt us and Sad
\9bea toe s u werutu,t of the frust king',
votes
First syncs ei •n our oars. We w.knWr them
The sable rad •least and Me mole.
The a1,7 awa awe sad the bub -o -link.
And all the little utawbere of the train
From southern woaMrlags, moa rejoice to
keen
Their j.yt.► cantly. In field and wood.
Sincerely do we love them, mod our life
I. sumer Lima devoid of their sweet song.
Aad gentle flitting. to sod tea, would be
Mere ..t IM Helmet hr..x.
VIM 11ut f•1■ would wo
Ogen • kindly tribute to the worth
Of we whose Mendell' bean the sharpest
ted
(/N who rootlike. ms not, mho' the sun
Is blotted from our ski and winter storms
Howl o'er our fields and round our tenements.
Tho' not a few have sought wish hiller words
To bring rep.uwb upon our Lille friend.
We love the spar:uw, hod wall sing kis praise.
nun' all of nature's (harauppxsl1 he rootsln.
True to the home he loved' Ih hummer tout.:
Hymning Lbs wl•lry Wwteand drifting snow.
With sturdy tardlb.rd. he daily .eek.
His scent supply of food in friendly rick
Or on our street.: and 14 his cheery notes
Knows hie etrom" faith in better da)s to Dome.
Hie con•taar y nay t r•• • h h M feathered tends;
Nay. won itt.ios• .8.1i ns as well that
boiit.1 itw�
And pj.� se
oe.e uuy I. .i-
ips
hea found &beamd
B seerchlsg o'er the earth. but la the spot
Where dant :r all our tatter purposes -
To Uvea faithful anal * •. upright Ute.
"•Puga•oieue." 1. he 1 It'he has better camel
Not winter'. storms could drive hum fres. kis
hnrae
Nor the wort blendltM.entaof southern skies
Seduce hum us forsake the scants he love..
He knows h., right& &•d with his li:tie frame
Hewed Olin • norther• 1 titer, he deers
Whatever foe n.ay rrninrr to mewl.
"He killed cock robin •" That it not denied ;
Het redbreast i. • ..••t.d tighter. too
Aad knowing hitt s, weal. wr truly tear
He girl i.noblv In a NKht be furred.
"Holy Meme:r r True,but be anstanses no stn
Of Sue• gentility. ('!ein his garb
Of sober gra), and with his sprightly ways,
We roam,( deem boa a repuW ve bind.
Beauty le not • univrlal gift
To bird dr man - else would we all he fair.
The sparrow'. glory I. his mond worth
IN other value we shell maks no clam.
For as was mid by oo., who loved the bird..
"Are not Nye sparrow. for two farthings sold,
And yet not ore- of 110 .n by lied forgotten r
If wr .hail r.:. t.•.• lesion taught by him,
Of faithfulness. of pluck. of energy.
Of dauatteee courage end, par rrrrilrarr,
(N constant to hunts and those we lore.
Our little friend will n..' Inco lived 1n vain.
pl\ANAWK..
Dederick March 1st. 11451.
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James Uudd, head sawyer for Mr.
Walker, at Unionville, cut 1,864 feet of
inch lumber in one hour and twenty
minuEes eon Saturday lest.
**e'en Sabbath evening last as Messrs.
Festers were dnring.hume front Hawes-
ville church, the sleigh slipped over the
bank near Mr. Hulstend's gate, throw -
lag the .tocepante'out. No person sus -
tuned serious injury.
Leshal6n.
A tonaideia:.e quantity 01 grain is
Passing through this place from the west
a route to Luckn..w which seems to be
the leading market round u present.
D. Boyd, near yfanberly received $1.04
per bushel fur neT vile it which, we
think, is the highest we : we heard of
being paid for that article hisyear.
We regret to have to ata • th.tjlnttie,
youngest daughter of Huh Chambers,
who was mentioned in last week's corres-
pondence as having recovered from •
severe attack of rheumatic fever, had
another attack on Wednesday evening
last which prove) fatal on Friday mr.rn-
ing. The funeral took place nn Monday
when the remains sere followed to their
resting -place in Pine River cemetery, by
• very large ooneolrso of friends and
neighbors willing to aid in peerfurming
the last rites for her who was • favorite
with all. Thie is the third vacancy by
death, in the family of Mr. Chambers.
Dunstan -
An eagle has been seen feasting on a
carrion back of E.l. Hannah's farm.
Some of our sportsmen tried to capture
him, hut "o far are unsuccessful.
A. McArthur was appointed Secretary
of the West Wawan.ali Fire Insurance
Society in the moon of Robert Murray
. retired. it will he a source of congratu-
lation to the c•mpauy to have secured
the service of so efficient a man as Mr.
i McArthur.
The Fbresters of this sill/en received
word from a neighboring Court that said
n eighbors would pay thio Court a vet.
OUT Foreeten, with their uauel teetotal.
ity prepared • sumptuous banquet for
their visitors and Dome invited guest*
Prem the village But owing t.• the
severity of the weather the visitors failed
to put in an appearance. This court
peas dad 1.. J. eaten to the
viands. After .upper captain Mallnugh
took the chair. Speeches were made by
Messrs. B. J. Crawford, Findlay, I.)••11000,MoKay and others, all showing that
this court is in a flourishing condition
end that the Order generally is an excel-
lent one. Songs were rendered in
excellent style by Mysore Nivens,liirein,
Bell, Begley and Munro.
Dunne the past few days one et our
young lads has attracted onnsiderable
attention in sporting circles. The person
Ooto whom allusion is made is Albert
Cooke. Don of John Cnuke of tell village.
a He has earned considerable notoriety as
• feat skater, and last Monday evening
Ike sustained hie reputation in a rnateh
tried in Lucknow against Mr. Kerr, of
that cheese hung. After the L.0=know
raee was decided, timelier match was ar-
=Vto some off on Dungannon rink.
oid*. Cooke s friends are sanguine
of susses.
One of our remittent@ received • pair of
beautiful canaries as • present one (lay
lately. Sud resident task the canaries
Looe in a cellarbwex and and praoeeded
to cage them sigh/nit taking the pre-
eaetiem to pet out the eat. Birdie
s tipped through the fingers of the neer,
said poesy Tent her suimanes by grabbing
the bird. The owner ureases fearful for
the safer of hie Mrd and took after
pm* at • furious pace "ed for a (ter
miestes eat and risen in eie things lively
seamed that exam. Tn. Ivan cornered
the seismal whirl looked .•itifully up in
the swan's face but n.. I. see of pity mete
she disenvur. Welting •• e Mood could
satisfy the irate reasde..t . ho forthwith
pevereded to setter th. •.rains of ie.
eat stn the .eirntwnding 1.,raitare. The
lived four days eh.. ea adventure,
- ° it • . a whet it died the raw, r wished very
siaeerely that he ens!, sag that cal to
if for the sake of kiln. stein.
Po`eriek Township
Paa.om•t. -Job■ Sheppard fix the
last ars years • reatdeot ut the North-
west, is visiting friends and relatives in
the tuweeip. He &peaks highly of tie
Northwest.
Fwoxeii. - Whet Wight have been •
serious cave of 1rer.0p and possible am-
putation °scarred or, htday last Peter
`steep bought sone stuck at a eels near
Clluu,u .NI Thursday last. He stepped
oto • watering puce un the roadside,
getting one foot wet. With the thee-
noweter some fifteen degrees below sero
the keen from Wpm to bite and • por-
tion of uuo Glut was severely frown.
House Boanau.-Wm. Townasrd, of
the Bayfield eon., had the mieforturne
on Friday •fieri on last to have 8u house
and nearly all the "oaten"' destroyed by
bre. The fire is supposed to have origin-
ated from a defective chemise.. The
structure was made of cedar lugs. Due
utg tree progreee of the tiro one of Mr
Townsend'• sons, in endeavoring to lave
what he could, was nearly aught by the
leaping flames and falling roof. Hie es-
dape was narrow. Wu uuderstend there
was nu insurance. The lose will be con-
siderable.
Auburn.
The oboir of the Methudist church in-
tend giving as entertainment next Fri-
day evening, in the church.
The meeting of the Bible Society was
well attended on Monday evening
Rev. Mr. McCueh gave a splendid ad-
dress.
As two of our residents were returning
from Guderich un &•tetchy, they met •
runaway team near Joe. Tonality's, which
they succeeded in Mopping. On the
owner comity up he proved to be Mr.
O.Cutmor wh., died the next day at
P .rt Albert from exposure. He appear-
ed to be quite sober at the time.
The msotine hell hi the hall on Fri-
day evening was fairly attended. Mr.
Jas. Young acted as dimmer. The
programme, besides the lecture, includ-
ed several re•dings,piecee of inueic,snd a
dialogue. The lecturer Mr. T. McGilli-
cuddy, trek as his subject, "Temper-
ance," and treated it in a very able man-
ner, touching on the various evils result -
mg from the ter of intoxicating liquor.
He paid , t.wt complitlient to bis Audi-
ence, by remarking at the dose, that he
never addressed a more orderly meeting.
On Tuesday evening a stronger visit-
ing our village would at once conclude
that something unusual was going on.
judging from the large numbers of peo-
ple morin about. The crowd turned
out to attend the annual tea -meeting of
the Presbyterian Church. Tea was serv-
ed in the hall from 5 to 7 and the wait-
er had their handa full during that time
attending to the hungry throng, The
exeretsee in the church odmnienced
about 7.30, Rev. J. Pritchard presiding.
The building was filled to overflowing.
A long programme was cussed ally car-
ried out, the speaker being Revs. J.
Hillard and A. E. Smith, representing
Auburn, and Revs. J. Gray, Clinton;
McLean, Blyth ; and Tomball, Gude
rich. The foreigners all gave splendid
addresses. Mr. Gleamy of Blyth, gave
three readinga,which were well received.
Prof. Jones and daughter of Seaforth,
supplied the music, which was highly eip-
preoiated by all Proceeds 275. A
social was held on Wednesday evening.
Council met pursuant to adjournment,
on Saturday the 23rd of Feb. at school
house No. 9. Members all present.
The Reeve :n the chair. The clerk be-
ing absent, it was moved by Mr. Mal -
lough, seconded by Mr. McMurchy that
Robert Carrick be appointed clerk for
this meeting in the absence .of J. Parke.
Carried. The minutes of last meeting
were then read and signed. Letters
were received trona Hugh Giron and R.
Webster. Moved by Mr. Malluugh,
seconded by Mr. Clare that Messrs,
Griffin and Whitely be appnnt«d by the
coun_e' to see Hugh Girvin vett make ar-
rangeaente as to the settlement of the
road allowance opposite Lot 10, Cun. 2,
E D. t'arrild. Moved by Mr. Mc-
Murchy, seconded by Mr. le tritely, that
the following persona be notified to build
wire fence". -Hugh Pntclarl, 38 L R.,
K. McRae, pt 39 L R., Alex. Moggach.
R. E. f,t 41 I. It., Wm. Wiley, N. E. .t
41 L It., R. Walker, S. pt 41 L R., I).
Bell, N. pt 41 L R., S. bray, M. X
pt 42 L It., D. E. Mclean, E. pt 43 L
R., J. Dixpn, N. pt 44 LR , Wm. Pow -
el, S. P. 45 L. R.. Janes Brown, 16,
Con. 13, D. McD,nald, Lot 10, ase. 10,
Duncan McLeod, 8. pt E. }, Lot 10,
Cage 10. D. Meldell. 101 10_t 4ow (Sr,
Wm. Kempton, pt lot 13; con. 13
J. Nixon, M. pt 9, R. R. 9 and 10, con.
14, E. D., Thos. Harris opposite part ut
N. pt 7 and 8, con 4, E D , Roht. Reid,
front } 9, onto. 13, E. D. Carried.
Moved bt Mr. Whitley, .ecmded by
Mr. Mc'..urehv that the security furnish-
ed by the treasurer be accepted. Car•
tied. Moved by Mr. Whitley, seconded
by Mr. MaHouvh that the auditor's re-
pert
e-
prt be accepted Carried. Moved by
Mt. Hereby, seconded by Mr Malluugh
that the clerk be and is hereby instruct-
ed to prepares by-law for next meeting
of •ouneil establishing the side marl be-
tween lots 6 and 7, nom. 9, E. D., in the
phos where the roadway between these
Iota now exists. Carried. The follow-
ing aosoants were passed Hugh Mc-
Ginty, repairing culvert on D. L. con.
4, $1. John Asllivan, statute labor tax
retention, $4.50; Misdeeds Mefottu d,
ekes baud fosse at MaDomald'■ Hill,
Kintail, $1&110; 1)o. balance on job, F.
It 12 and 13, 80 cents ; James Mur-
doch, filling abertmenta with gravel us
bridge 18 mile river, $10 ; .lames
Hagen, 96 rods wire fence R, R. Sand 4,
een. 5,221180 ; James Brown mistake in
aeasamnert mels, 93.36 ; Do. salary ea col-
lector for 1863, $16 ; Thomas Weather.
.1d, surveying & R., 6 and 7. eon 9 and
10, W. D., end R. R, 6 and 7, con. 9 and
10, R. D , total, $12 ; Josses Harlow,
author, I$8 ; 1Z,ebt. Cherie*, Do. $8; also
111 each for extra labor. The c,unoil ad•
jimmied to meet again .t rase piece, nn
Katerday, the It)thApnl. JoneCoosa,
Clerk.
Horace (lreelsy promised to espouse
wonesses rights when a female brought
her ship rand ('ape Horn ssfely home.
Mn (7apt. Patten, .f Maine, did o
while her husband was prostrated with
disease.
BOOM
Mite Qesupma serhaa scuts Mai
Jame* McDem•ld, .1 Pauses IIS. wen
the gunk of Ms Allam this wash.
James Clarke, whose shedYst Was
dishrcated through a ruaawmp misdeal,
is dutag nicely.
Two P•ria,Tn - -A. C. Meedemald has
beet. laid up by an attack ammo, but
the ministrations of the sigh committee
hase helped to bung him us the mond.
Their powerful lettooa were also 'mower
hal in imparting locomotion N• Martin
Finlasd, who bed sprained his leg by a
f•11 last week.
Port Albert
SAD Dur.. -- We regret to red,ed this
week Lbs demo of Edward U'Cunwr,
when occurred here on Monday lam.
Deceseed,whn was • builder, had been to
Manchester the day before for a load of
brick to build a chimney for a house
which he hail cuutracted to erect this
spring. The evening sou intensely cold,
and it is surmised that he started for
home late, was benutubed and fell into
• drowsy sleep, from which he newer
gained °enviousness. He was buried on
Tuesday last. Deceased wee aro intelli-
gent yuutyt *run and • good tradesman.
His lose will be keenly felt by his widow-
ed mother, his sister and brothers, and
a large circle of sorrowing friends.
Lisburn.
John Stewart has been whiling away
some of the winter hours by doping in
the lake. He has already captured some
fine fish, one salmon trout weighing 20
pounds.
The first "quilting bee" for 1884 was
held last week, and now a popular bache-
lor who lives north of the churches sleeps
under an extra cn:erlet. The girls
thought he •aught not to remain • bache-
lor long after this.
FAREWELL - .1 gathering of young
folks took place at the residence of the
Hall family one day last week, by way
of a good bye party. The boys are go-
ing to Muskoka, and the gathering was
• Port of send off before they left for the
lakes and hills of the north. A good
time was had by all present.
A \amigos FeI•••Ars.-- A few days ago,
while C. Jefferson and W. Fraser were
sawing wood with a long saw, a large
stub till between them diving the sew
into two parts. The :nen had a close
shave, but neither •rare injured in the
slightest degree. Later iu the day,
while ma4ing ayteenien wedge, Frazer
cut his land badly by the axe flipping.
Mediad assistance was required to dress
the wound.
Sabbath arbeel t. meantime.
1 in Tuesday, Feb. 20th, 1884, the mi-
n uet S. S. convention of the Dungannon
Circuit, Methodist Church of Canada,
was held at the Nile.
At 10:30 a.m. the pastor of the church
took the chair, and the exercises com-
menced with singing and prayer.
Verbal reports in regard to the state
of the wheels represented were first given
and were deemed satisfactory. The
secretary of the Dungannon .ch•eol re-
ported a membership of 95, average at-
tendance 68 ; the secretary of the Nib
school, scholars lOti aye attendance
414.
The advisability .tf taking our own ex-
cellent S. S. papers was urged by Bro.
McLean and others.
Several subjects considered to bo of
great importance in regard to S. S. work
were taken up and *ley diacessed. The
exponence ••f S. e. workers in the prac-
tial work 'd the school was forcibly in-
troduced by Bre Hetherington, and ex-
cellent remarks were nude by Brethren
J. Echlin and .1. McLean. Bra,J. Pent-
land next introduced an enquiry as to
the object moire at, and the kind of
teaching best adapted t., s"cere it. He
properly mid that God's glory and utwtu
of salvation were the great objects, and
Bre. Caswell thought that clear, earnest,
affectiotmte teaching would secure these,
with God's b:esiug.
Bro. J. Tiffin next called attention to
the benefit to be derived frees S. S.
teaching. He mid it benefits Hume who
have n.. other training at home, benefits
the teachers. the church, and community
at large. Gowl pointe on this "abject
were made by others.
Time .1 adjournment haring arrived
words of welc,me t.. the members of the
cttvention were kindly spoken by Breth-
ren James Dustoe and J. Cantelon.
Afternoon session opened at 1:30 with
devotional exercises.
The next subject, How to pn.mnln,
temperance principles in the wheel, was
strfy MtrodAiiidtbk Stet. J. Eliht1n His
pusition was that all M 8, teachers should
be total abstainers, and, should impress
the minds of the @cholera with the mag-
nitude and awful character of intemper-
ance, and that churches and R. schools
should do their utmost, irrespective of
party, to have men is the high places of
gorerument, who would go dead against
the evil. Forcible remarks on this fruit -
fell theme from Brethren Tiffin. Hether-
ington, Itaihe,Cantel,n and Morris mad*
its discussion very interesting Nett in
order came the question. introduced eat -
neatly by Bro. McLean, How to increase
the spirituality and efficiency of our R.S.
°reaniation. Excellent remarks were
thrown nut on this important enquiry,
that it is hoped will have a grind practi-
cal effect through the year.
Bro. reinder.on then in well put ro-
marks called attention to the beet way to
be taken by the teacher to prepare the
lesion. Remarks were male that we
trust will hear good frutt
The chairman next treated on the
question : How to increase the attend-
ance at the seborea, and the hem way to
win their attention when there. Several
pians were proposed considered judieioes
andI pr.ctieal.
Rxesdleat oddnesss& were given to the
children by brothers Hmhenngtnn,
Lean and Bridsas.
Evening . 1o. opened at 7 with ds -
retinue .,cremes, and reeding of nmim-
aka
Bet. J. Zeldin then intrdee.d • vital
whjeer : The stains of the R le open
the wane siholere He sod they •Meath
est • grind emample, he wady to ready
to answer gesetines readily and &i-reet-
ly, to Bp Hetheeiagtse thought they
had mash to loam alts they grew up ;
sod that the 8, 8. shodd lank to them
ler its tler.hsn. Dao. MkLsaa thought
IBM
that gratesde fur pent services gratui-
tously rendered them should biud them
to the wheel
The seal subject was The reaps/nat
bihity laid epos teachers to do their beet
in their great work. Admirable remarks
were made u.. ibis subject by boo. John
Dunes aad W. Bailee.
8,o. McLsau then spoke well on The
eneouragema•t teacher have to labor
faithfully in this great wutk. Taithful
*mens is oert.iw u( a rich reward.
The chairman then bruugbt before the
ouute•ttion the question of, 11..w shall
parents be br.aight to feel • pr..pir in-
terest in S.S. work. Hassid the queenen
implied teat as • whole they did not, but
that they ought to ;tend that something
needed to be done to wt them interest-
ed. He suggested that parent@ be in-
vited to attend the school. To so lame-
nt and benefit the childreu, that patents
would notice it Te get thew to pray fora
Waling en their children when at
ssbool, and to give liberally fur its sup -
puri.
It was then resolved that • contention
be held next year at Dungan uou.
The choir of the church waa iu attend-
ance and greatly sided the work l.y their
beautiful perces spier sang.
The contention was pronounced •
success, and much gad is anticipated as
the result of it. noble work. -(Cox.
OOMMUNIOATIONS.
We de not hold ourselves reap:m..41e fur the
opinions of our Corresp ndenta. Cwtrtbu-
ten tc this department moat tondos them-
selves to publtc questions. wok be brief.
Meaner ams.
To the Editor. of The Huron signal
Diets Sia, -During last week a track
of very handsome birds, altogether new
to this locality, came and helmet fcr
quite • time ou 1a mountain ash near my
house. Their plumage was neat beauti-
ful -bright starlet breast and heads, ex-
ceedingly plump in build, and in many
respects resembling the English hull.
Aimee As they are a most welcome and
interesting addition to our scanty fath-
ered tribe, perhaga SUMO of your re tiers
could tell sweet they are.
J. J. W.
The Point Farm, March 4, 1884.
Crippling the sir rertby Act.
In order to still further nulify the Do-
minion license law the Provitacialguveru-
ment, 0 is understood, will intr,duce A
bill to regulate the fees to he paid f..r any
liquor license taken out under the Do-
minion law.
That law ;McCarthy bill expressly de
dates that 0111.11y Baena. issued under it
the Provincial legislature may iwpxse a
tax or fee for Provincial or muuicipal
purposes (sea 92 B. N. A. act) ; and the
same McCarthy law also provides that
the person entitled to license under it
mist first show that Itahas paid any such
fee that the Provincial legislature may
have seen fit to impose ; the Provincial
legislature will therefore he asked to en-
act that the fees on licenses issued under
the said Dominion license law shall hes :
On tavern, saloon ur shop licenses
in cities $300
Do in towns 250
On tavern or shop licenses in ad-
ages. 150
Do in townships. 180
On each wholesale license... . 350
On cash vessel 250
Each transfer 20
While the Province 6Eee the duties, it
dies eo without preptdice in its tauten•
tion that the right to legislate In respect
of thew licenses is o.uferred upon the
Provincial Ica jislattires exclusively. But
for fear that the Dumiuion law may be
held to he valid this uteoantiunary meas-
ure is taken.
It is Ake the intention of the govern-
ment t.. increase the fees for licensee
taken nut under the Provincial law,
though it is not Itkely that they will bit
rnutcli m..r• than half ..f the *hove fig-
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COUNTY NEWS.
Cw11.4 trust ear Loral isebaa•es-
lames But.rr, u loo fell asleep in a shed
near • twittery" !vetoer u upper and lower
Win:thin' last week, anti had his feet ec
severely (note). had to have ..ne of them
amputated by Dr. Bethune.
Captain Keine, reeve .1 Borrie, has
bought a 50 acre he from Jas. Leech ad•
joining the one he hought from Mr.
Johnston Deme time ago.
Wm. Dano, .1 Gerrie, hoe bought Jae.
McOill's property. The latter intentfs to
gas to Iifauitoba.
Thome& Carter has leen c.wamttted tct
g aol by Lucknow magistrates on &charge
of @teatime fire dollars from Williva K il-
D tn, 1.1 Belfast.
Mr. Jas. Picked of Exeter las in his
stables, a steer which weighs 2,800
pounds and has sold it f..r 10 ccs. per Ib,
live weight, nuking a total sem of
*289.00
A yowng man named Roht. Taft, of
8saforth, forgot • nuts for 112. against
Mr. John Gould and govt it cashed. He
paid the mount ..f the note and other
small debts and was allowed to ge
On the evening of the 224 ult., at the
residence of Mr. Jackson, on the 10th
don., the Rev. Mr. Scanlon of the Bel.
grave thrmi was made the recipient of •
well -filial purse. M the Rnck Chureh
enoerregation.
A ManuAN'• Ducal: --Th s. Fair, a
farrier who resides near Gerrie, came
tomb village one day last week,and after
partaking f of that which intoxi-
eatea, +e. homewards, hut upon
coming to the Toronto, Grey and Bruce
Railway track, guided his hooses in that
dirsmine sod crossed no lees than six
cattle -guards and culverts, but the horses
get down in the}oennd bridge, and re
shined theta until resistance arrived,
when two ernes pieces of the bridge were
sowed and the horses extricated.
We regret to have to record the deatb
o f Jcsis McRrlee, of the Bele Liebe,
Hallett, on the morning of the 27th elf
He was one of the pioneers of this see -
tion, having setthd hese ever 40 years
ago. Deecsesd was a member of levee
and respected family, and his death will
use raoen.ed nest naly by hie relatives het
by • very late* erode of (nenda He
learns • widow and visee rhildrea, grown
▪ p
W kegs ttsw d. daughters, tw.i d
8. Rama, formerly a reeve from Ib %
toeseh.p .,f McKillop, but whit is me I
residues( in the vicinity of (iri•wtdd,
Mandeb.., I'M a 1,000 acre farm then.
He cropped 175 acne lad year. He
o wed Red Fete wheat and bel a y►aW of
3d bushels to the acre which he gold at
(trisw.dd fur 130 wets a bushel. Mr.
Hauuah wi11 crop about 300 acres this
oomiiiup spring. He is Warden of Bran -
dun meaty and reeve of the municipali-
ty of Whit•he•d.
N•aw,w Macara -Jas. Wallis, of the
tat stn., leo cowl, wowed with his life
tut tlaturdey, whilst creasing the me-
nsal/Jack from MoOarva's salt well at
einem. After throwing elf This load of
wood, he started up teas. and just as
his horse l;ot on the track, be heard Dome
men yelling. and luoking up saw the
train about twenty feet from him. The
horses made • bound and cleared the
track, but Mr Wallis was thrown vio-
lently forward along with brukeo parts
of the sleigh. Although badly bruised
he was not seriously injured.
London, Feb. 96. -Shortly alter 1
o'clrick this nw,rniog an .xpl•sioui occur-
red in the clock -room at the Victoria
Railway 8tatein Imre. The explosive
agent was undoubtedly dynawite. A
lar a portion of the roof was bL.wn of
and neatly all the glass -work 111 the
station destroyed Seven nem were sent
to the hospital with severe injuries. Ex-
tensive damage was done t.• surrounding
propel ty.
Ere, . ('•KVA.-O•UTtvt-L A!t1, r.ty ruNr
ran. --elf • thorough t•owledge of the natu-
rot law, watch -g7poovern the opera:.nue ut
digestion and nutrition. and by a can•tul
•pplicati.u..4 the Sae properties of wrll-
sele•ct.d Coca,. Mr. IOW lou provided our
breakfast ta4ic• with • delicately 1avound
beverage wk.c• . may wive as many heavy
daggers bills. 1t s by the judicious use of
ouch article«of . ••1 that • constitution may
be gradually b:.. up until strong enough to
resat ever) tett t.to theorise. Hu.drrd«
of subtle m•Ld. , are floating around us
ready to attack wherever there ia a weak
ant. We may't•uape man) • fatal shaft by
keepiag ourselves well fortified with pure
blood and a properlynonrtabed frame.- -(sell
&venire Oaaette.-ade simply with boiling
water or milk. Sold only in Packets and
Tl t• 1tlb. and Ib.). by Grocers. labelled -
"Jelled Erre & Co.. Homeopathic l'hembee,
Loudon Nag."
Loans ant) insurance.
*500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
NP CAMERON HOLT & CAMYRON. Oode
•ick. 1736.
\f(ONEY TO LEND. -PRIVATE
Lu. faad.-os freehold security. Apply to
Om. Swansea. Dederick. 117eem.
rik50,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
ea pod Farm or Srst-class Town Property
•1 9 per cent. .toms to IL RADCLIFFE. 1751
fONEI' TO LEND. -A LARGE
jj amonat of Private Funds for investment
at lowest meson fret -class Mortg.grs. Apply
to°ARROW & PROUDFOO'1'.
$20,000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO LEND
�v ooy�ai Farm and Town Property m lowest 1a-
tere.t. Mortgages purchased, no ('ommirfon
charged Conveyancing Fees reasonable.
N. B. -Borrowers can obtain money in one day
if 11tie is tatstsctary._DAVISON & JOHN
(TON Barristers. ko.. Oodericb. 1751
R. RADCLIFFE, FIRE,_ hlkalf.I1'E,
Lite and Accident insurance Agent.
R.prds rating firstclamCompanies. Also agent
for the CASAD• Lira &rose INet•Rawca Co.
Money to lead on Mortgage• either in Town of
Ferro Property. in any way to suit the borrow
er. Osco-(uaeWnt Ray. block Oodertcb
EAGER & LEWIS, ()rr,terre Mare
kJ TIN." HOT[*., (ioderich, hire ur:vate
FUNDS TO Lr:Xis,
in any tum. PO Stilt Uw
lt pare. .. . r . ! •Tea, at
very ow rates. 1i.•:
Auctioll:eering
JOHN KNOS GTNBRAL AI'C-
e Ti ee:En and trod v aluat.er. t;oderich,
Ont. Haring had .x,nstdershte exp• shone is
the auctioneering trade. he Is le a yuition to
discharge w:tb thorough satlefaction all coni -
entrusted to hie,. Order's lett at
Martin's Hotel. or Sent by mail to niy address,
Ooderteb P.O.. carefully &'tended to. JOHN
ZNOR County Auctioneer. 1157-tf
4ME.i PRENTiCE,AUCTIONEER,
el and Anprat,er. euecew.,r to J. C. Currie.
ibe People's Auctioneer. Office : With Alex.
M.D.Albeit Lesi a oedees at this Mice or at
$heppppmer�.f�'e Book Store in my abataor. JA:+.
PRENTICE. Auctioneer. Hui
1.1 W. BALL, AUCTIONEER FOR
• • the County of Huron. Sale. attended F
year.
Are you
Drowsy, dull and out of tents t
Are you bilious, muscat cd add
mads sit k by the thought of
food ? 1s U►c•rc a dull, drag.
ring Iain 1n } cur r,tiht s:dS?
Uo )our boweb wi lenly
get sora without any app -re 1t
cause? Are the whites of
your tars ti:l;'e11 wi:'t) *.:tow l
Is your t.i::1 w .n, clint•-.iy ,ail
lap,erct lnrcad? 1:4.:1 your
n outh tae& that.'/ in Lha
taorni^;f, :•re y Itra!:t'ci
Do )1•.1 !.. • i:..w.,; 1•
Ar.:) 1 :.'e i e•:. r?
41:i )L'1 .
CC! at l.:•e• ,? I : )d..t 1,••f+inEf
and r:. •••t•14, t? II tile
urine 1 . 1 ,. •1.•n• I ? :bre
you II11' half i•fI•t.l
setae s Art
is r•
yo;rr. 'I
1.-• :
l.ov t '
vuu:rsisc
you is that your i .
order and tit •.:.
immcdia'J-- -
Isom 11: rrEa- 1 . 1 1
as nothing el c i t
of medicine c.:.
re
• ens
coma
rev
111
1
. r:xt
•'• r.14
Regulated, stimu''a: : ^ t
•'!
made to do its proper,. � it
a proper manner by !;•-•.1.1tt::t
AND Isom BITTERS tic liver
will resume its natural !um. -
bons, and all the above symp-
toms will disappear and be
forgotten. But do not neglect
them. Use the remedy at
once. Sold everywhere, price
5o cents.
SOLD BY
Jin. Ietb. lel tars fere
The Saegntillep PIS.
FARME
Desirousofof °Maleing Plows of the aket.
wake. twiny Nes. SRX 40 and 10. eau be tun
he•
ntsI with the same by apple:stlos nth*
Foundry, Goderiah.
Repair. of an the above plows can Mese be ob-
tained m the same plane.
PLOWS & REPAIRS
%ILI. a'6 !.t o AT
A Reduction of 25 Per Cent.
in any part of the County. Address. orders to nor. Lista published last y
t:oderMb P.O. flues Apply to C4. HUMBER,
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
--
rot ere or Humes . He virtue et • Writ of
To err : i Fleet Facias (rued out
of Her Majesty's County Court of the c bunt
soft Huron. and to me directed and delivered
andE
MANSitted the ONt the snit oTIMOTHY
1 have seised end taken ►
e,eeatlim all Ede tient, tine. Interest_
putty et redemption of the above named P-
T. COLEMAN
fend•nt, Alexsadrr Manson, In and to Lot (Ie
ten. Wast Front Attest, North side at:: one
hall acre In the Village of F�moudrylle.
County of Herne and Roams. of Oatern
which Lends and Tenements 1 shall DOW for
fiat•. at myJ este, 1. Lbs Court honer. In the
Town sf Oodesrlcb. on Mennen. v. the Term
day of MAT. Mi. at the hoar cif to ' • of the
clerk. noon.
ROBERT GIR;.Og,
nerd... Harsh.
html.11y-N
tll.erirs Mice, Ooderich.
January flat, lest.
Meesghty Agent, Ooderieb.
Oorlerich.Basch «h. tall Hi
•
DANIEL GORDON, x:
6IIETIIUER % y
AN[r
Leadin Uudenator, �2Ila"on hand nowthe L1$4;g.T S S4-
First - Class Farriiiisre
In the (amity. and as I now purchase fee sash.. 40
will not he n.detnold by any n.e.
I ager Tapestrtyy Carpet Lounges. from Oak
upward. Whatnots, &.rel. from MAI&
Ileo Hoek Chairs, from tic_ rep, aideleg‘•
art
thing else Is the "MOW smear 1sm,
AT THE OLD STAND
iletwese the Poet Oates & Reek of Montreal,
C6'OD�RIpg
Oet. lath. Itis 1111.
ABSTRACT
RECEIPTS ADD EXPENDITURES FOR THE TOWN OF GODERit$,
FOR TEEM Z A 1888_
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Balmier. from ISM
Noe Resident Imola
INdslie articled*
Llcesse..
Taxes
rime' 001=
•
Public
IXPKNDITURR& -
tlrherbta dab 9
oob
H County flare fee pair
Eloetiaige
areL
Cassel dtrwhss ems tliiailgaml„
kla[rant. •� w •• •• ••'
std
Domiaingt D•1 ♦••••
t l"lp.1 I atm •0110••••••••••••
�fyes ••• ••_cam ••••.•••
`MR
Public Wry Flee
Bonadery
Bills Dierounted
Icswest
aerie Sworn
a•serlek. Marek ala Ulla
O MNI R
B. W. HALL,
W. R. ROBERTSON, 1 Al nrT(111R
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