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THE HURON' 3IGNAL. FRIDAY MAY 2, 1884.
COUNTY OUBRaNCY.
Nese. Item ail rest. *r Uar.a eel .s
a beaus
J. 1(.. Miller, of Herr is, has been ap
printed Haemes inspect ,r for East
Huron
The Louden I istritt meeting of th
Me.hottest Church will leo het.! an Fee
ter, c..uuumethg May 20th sat.
am-
laumButtua.
JDaaaks.
Cedar Gilt, the meadow* of Coapt. D. The 1.11 wheat Looks hotter Moe than
Bogie was stormed ea the alteration of at Leeburt►
the !Jud alt., by • party of fourteen
young mon aleading long sawn, huckster
and aces, who cut up 21 roods tato stove
vomit. Twiner -de wetting the fur .we of
the region put .n an appeatanc., and •
e ,oeu1 ureuing was spent.
Leabara.
The pasturage 01 the Clinton show
ground for the araron was wild by ase
tier,. uu aaturdayy to Mr. W. Crate, fur
B68, wire lea re-Iet it to Mr. A. (Ouch
o
Alex. Carson, st•rekesper at (Jorre,
feu in a well and was drowned Iaat reek.
Duceee•d w.s b..rn it i'er,,oanash, Ire
laud. in 183M. He war a member of the
F. 0. C.
Last Monuay evening the Borrie bran
band, emoted by a half dozen members
or the dammed' Indian Land, gave an
open sir cosicert on Main street, so the
Swan prise says.
Dr. and Mr. (irallam, Brun els, re-
turned last week from toted six m..nthe
risit to England. Before settling uown
to bootless lbe Dr. intends taking a two
m oohs trip to the Pacific coast. and will
leave the first of neat week.
M. John Mason, late Reeve .•f Hul
lett, called III ••i us this week : tits pr
traded 1114,... foes told Ncerely uu him
and the result is shown i, 1 i. api•ea
ante ; he is however, in • fair way to to
corer, and expects to recuperate rapidly
as the weather gets warmer {N.w Era
!tor Hots. Elston, of Exeter, has two
of the tiuest thoro'bred heifers in that
Koine of the culverts and small brigss
on the Lake Shore toed between Dun-
lop and Sheopardton need repainng bad-
ly. The township council should see to
them right away.
The fanners an busily engaged in
seeding, and the laud is getting in a first-
class state for working on it.
Some little boys opining to school sue
day last week, Lound a young tux uu the
rad.
Sa7nalQ.
The fis hertu.n lute commenced deep
water fishing the lake being now clear of
ice.
Fall wheat will be rather under the
average crop in this vicinity.
Merin Thompson & Co , have repair-
} ed the break in the twill dam, and the
mill is in running order once more.
r- On Tuesday of last week the Rev.
Nathaniel Paterson, late of Bayfield, was
inducted into the pastoral charge of
Hanover and North Normandy, by the
Prebytery of Bruce.
see•ion. One of thaw will be three
years ..1.1 in August, and it now weigh
1190 pounds. while the other, which wi
be two yetis old it August, weighs 901)
p ,u. d•. This is censiderrl to he �<
w. i:ht 4..: heilets of their ago.
Mr Quintal, ..f NIoutreal, was w Ex
ter ou Tuesday last, and purchased ov
a d.•zell horses. Price per head, avcrag
ing 41)4,444 1113i0. Mr. Q has a large '
stable in `lunt--t1, nd s'upl,r.l 4
L.ad (rood Louoou ••u Saturday last. H
Wart Wawanoah.
11 John Rutherford is busy making pre-
tentious for the erection of a new brick
„d house this summer..
Mr. Ellen Duman, one of the oldest
s- persons fn this township died recently at
ee the residence of her son William, at the
adcance.f age of 94 year. Deceased was
eels a native of Ireland and emigrated to this
cat country about 40 year ago. Her teen-
s tal faculties have been failing for the
past few years, living as it were a relict!?
another Reiteration, seemingly uncon-
scious of those around her. Her remains
were interred in Dungannon cemetery.
Our present dei,'t'y -reeve and treasurer
art, two of ! r . ,n.
says Huron County as the heat district
hr ever struck fur • tits class ..1 ihureap,
The t *j Iain of the '.tivatien array,
1.,1.. leo; at Seoforth. visited Clinton on
lt•edneeda)•, to arrange for a carnt.aign
in ilia t.rwu. Hating heard that the
Saved truly were coming here, he said
that noires they MIS, atpn4e, a detach-
ment of the salvation aney would he
a.on_, and they would stake the rvi
doors of tine town tremble.
.1 s. Oleo:Alfe, V. 8., of Clinton, ha
secure.! a good position in amnectio
with the etetablahmwnt of Mr. Henisnan
a lar4e horse dealer of Mansfield,
Ho is to attend to the ills and ailment
(f that pereun s hereto, and receiv
therefor the' sunt of $1,500, with th
pri,'ilege of practising his profession, an
enters upon his duties almost slat.
ly. He has about sold out hie business
to Mr. Kerr, of 'Wolohan.
on the morning of the i'ttli inst.,
Peter Mitchell, a workman at Mr. Kiddy
salt works in Seaford', met t oh a pretty
severe accident while attemI: cog to put
the chain on the bull wheel . ' a lou car-
riage, his hand got aught and badly
squeezed. fine of the Ionics of the hand
was broken, wl.ile part of the hand was
badly torn, the bones In some places be-
ing laid bare. 1t will probably lay him
up for six weeks. It was properly
dressed and is doing as wee as could be
expected.
The report of the Provincial Secretary
on the tavern and shop license act, for
1883, has been issued, from which we
gather the following particulars
Huron last year 163 bcenses were grant-
ed against 159 in 1880. In 1872, 3)4
shop licenses were issued in this county,
the number being reduced to 15 in 188.2.
The fines collected in Iluron, for viola-
tion of the law, amounted to $560, The
number of prisiouen committed to the
(ioderich jail for drunkenness an 1818:1,
w -as 5 ; in 1877 the number was 29.
Frio or) 1•r.tae.-The (:orris
tolls. says : "Christian (;rsybal diel at
the residence of his son, Edward (.raybiel
on the 14th inst. He was horn in Penn-
sylvania, U. S.. in the year 1802, conse.
quently was 82 years of age,and hes been
living in Ontario twenty-six years. G.
Burney who diel a couple of weeks ago
was in his eighty-third year, And Mrs.
Elwood, who died at the residence of
her won John Darcy and was earned to
her grave by bar grand children about
three weeks 'ago. was about the same
an."
An interesting public debate took
plain in Wingham un Friday ,keening
last between Messrs. D. E. Cameron and
Charles Rutherford of Luckuow and fir
Jas. Ferguson and Dr. McDonald. of
Witrgkam The &abject being " ltesdr•
ed that the probabilities are that Britian
will decline." The affirmative was sus-
tained by the Lucknowites and the
negative by their opponent. Th. dis-
cussion was a most interesting one, the
speeches being all of a high. order. The
Chairman, Mr. Alex. (Ohioan, of Wmxo-
ter, Warden of the County of Huron,
after a brief summing up unhesitatingly
gar. his decision in favor of the affirma-
tive, this giving the victory to Lucknew.
On a former occasion the same gentle-
men successfully sustained the (opposite
sid• of the potation against two gentle
men of the Kincardine Literary Society.
Reltnes9llia.
1. T. C. Pickard has commenced build-
ing an addition to his store. Richard
Docking has the job.
n, Thomas Kelly, foreman on Holmes-
ville section 0.T. R., 4 dangerously sick.
He has been off work for several days.
s Rev. Wm. Birks has purchased an In -
as dian pony fruno Rev. A. Andrews, of
e Kincardine.
d
Jay Durland died at his parents' home
in Marie on Saturday last of consump-
tion. This voung man had lived all his
life, exempt the last three years, in Gerrie,
and was a general favorite with the young
people. Ile served anlice.bip at
printing in this othoe, and was a i,N-
dime workman, gaining a record in New
York, a little over a year ago, of nearly
2,000 ems an hour. Last fall he return-
ed to hie h in Dorris '1n very post
health from 'he effects of a heavy cold
he had contracted the previous $pritlltj
hoping to recuperate to the
braes.
anadan climate, but that fatal di
(: ss. o
oonsamptxwt, had be/mew too deep -
rout -cd, and in spite e1 the beat *Berta of
physiesns and familyhe wasted *war
until death relievehim In ell hes
e vsw sufferings he was never known to '
murmur or ,vow.pla,n and his death
ferniehisi • *h,ninv .:ample of how a'
Chratun ran des The funeral neeueed
on Sabbath afternoon and was attended
by nearly UM ,coat ..l wh.eu were v..iieg
people The It.v Mr Hough perked
sdenoi and Impress'.e funeral defrost/Mk
-t Ent sorts..
Amminow
John 0. Pickard, from the vicinity of
Whitby, and wife, are visiting at the
residence of John Mentals.
Mrs. Levis is visiting at Brussels at
her daughter s, Mrs. J. W. Hill, who
recently removed to that town.
Oolboraa.
Mia Sarah McCabe has gone to New
York, where she has gut a good situ-
ation.
Miss Emma Baer is home again, after
is four weeks' tisit to her friends is
Waterloo.
Farmers are very busy putting in
their spring crop. Fall wheat looks
rather slim
N. Baer's house is n. w about finished,
and is a fine building, and creditable to
the architect.
It is our painful duty to record the
death of Miss Elizabeth Halliday on the
loth inst., at the early age of 19 years,
from consumption. Her brother .James
was killed about two months ago. De-
ceased was interred in the cemetery at
Ball's church. Mrs. Halliday has the
sympathy of the neighborhood in her
sad bereavement.
Dungannon.
Mrs. Stewart, uE(,'ule�ch, is visiting
at R. I'entland's.
John McKay, who was some time
prostrated by inflammation of the lungs,
is rapidly recovering.
We are pleased to state that J.,hn Mc-
Kay is now recovering from a severe
attack of inflammation.
Rev. T. M. Campbell, of I;oderich,
delivered an excellent lecture In the
Methodist church on Friday, 16th April.
The popular amusement with our
young omit now is putting the shoulder
stone. We have some very good ama-
teurs in our midst.
='lli R. Metimgnur has .'6cupied the
hulpit of tM Presbyterian congregation
ere for the past two Sabla,lu am.l will
occupy it next Sabbath.
Fall wheat in this neighborhood Ones
not present a very encouraging prospect,
when the snow went of the plants were
healthy and seemingly doing well, lout
the late frusta greatly injured them.
Auburn.
Rev. A E Smith is suffering from an
attack of iniamation of the lunge. His
many friends hops for his speedy re
covert'.
The member. of MaitlandTemple,Nu.
304, I. It. O. T. elected the following as
officers ter the ensuing:term, at the last
regular meeting - W. l'. T , Hm. .1.
Smith ; W. V T., sister, 1'. B. Smith ;
W K., Iwo. 11. Sturdy ; N. F. K., sister
M. Sturdy ; W. M., bro. 1. Mole ; W.
1. 0., sister, R. Beadle ; W. (t. (1., bro.
J. Murray.
Rev A. E. Smith gave a von earnest
sermon nn temperance in the Me hcds11
church last Sabbath evening, taking as
his text the words "This Jour son is a
drunkard " Donne his discourse he
r•terred to the IN• Scott Act contest in
Orford, and strongly criticised the press
of that county in selling th.rnsel'ss to
the liquor party, dating that only one
(f the papers in that rocnty fairly supp--
ratml the het. and that a. minister wish-
ing t.. insert • communication in favor
of the act was informed by the editors
Oust it could he ins•rtel only as an ad•
rert,wment, at • enet of something lik•
e241 We feel confident that the papers
of Huron will take a deferent stand on
the f•Ii.,ats..n, when the Aet comes up
f.'r consideration in our county.
Jamas Otruutt, of the C:ummercul
rued is now studying the actatroe 01
building under our esteemed architect.
Th. Black Sheep welcouse Jolly Jim to
ler thnving hamlet, as he is a good (tato
len.
araallarJL
Fall wheat does out give good prem-
ise, but the soil was newer th better man -
dittos for spring work.
Pcursa, Last week our Dunlop CO(
hors was duly interrogated by Weller
Martin, of (h.derich. The junior part
per gave Joe some pleaaant Information.
ELt'CATIOeaL. --Ort Fndaylast In-
spector Miller visited S. S. o. 5. and
met with ready answers from the pupils.
The examination resulted in 30 promo-
tions.
Webster Brown, of this place, writes
to Tor,nte Truth ouoeerntug the pro-
gress of the temperance cause in his sec-
tion, as follows . Our Lodge was font-
•1
onte1 iu January 1878, and is located on
the Like Shore road, Colborne township.
After meeting a time io the Presbyte-
rian church, the members united with
the congregation and built a hall in the
rear, which was burned in December
'79, It was then resolved to build anoth-
er hall, and that was completed in 1879.
The work has gone steadily on *IOC!.
The hall is well painted and pains are
being taken to embellish it with pictures
and other ornaments, so as to make it as
attractive as possible. We have had
sores successful public demonstrations,
and several friendly contests among the
members to make our regular meetings
as attractive and as interesting as possi-
ble. The lodge has also taken steps fur
a county convention to promote tlht
adoption ..f the Soot Act in Huron
county. We are now hawing a coarse of
lectures, given by the members at the
r'egnlar meetings. on temperance quits-
`! One lecture has been given by
Bro. John 0. Clutton, on "A Good
Templar's Duty," which was practical
and to the point. Others are to follow.
A BAD ASSESSOR.
s Telt*, TM oaten* and Fined - aesenly
the Reit !Wiry.
The Chatham lieruper gives a report ..f
the trial of she Tory aaseas.r of Camden.
who tampered with the rolls in order t..
defeat Hon. D. Mall. The Tory asses-
sors of Huron should take warning. Be-
low is a synopsis of the case : -
tit'sxa ra, c5ae1(.
This was the case of the Camden as-
sessor
esessor who was so anxious to defeat Mr.
Mills that he ret about manufacturing
votes. He was charged with putting
three persons on the roll in order to
make them voters knowing that he was
violating his duty. The evidence war
conclusive, and in charging the jury the
Judge animadverted severely on the
grossness ..f the offence. The jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty in all three
charges, recommending hien to the mercy
of the Court, His Lordship scathingly
commented (n the,,risuner's lack of prin-
ciple and violation of duty. He could
see no extenuation in the plea that he
was ignorant that each an act was crmi-
naL His own sense of right would tell
hint so,and he had the statute to guide
hint. If he did n.,t wish to take the,
trouble to inform himself as to his duty'
he should nut hold the (,lice. His
Lordship felt satisfied that he had been
fully aware of his duty ; had token a
solemn oath to do it,and then had knots- ,
ing and wilfully violated it flagrantly.
He referred to the shameful nature of I
the crime and the necessity for the en-
foreement of the law calculated to secure
honesty an matters relating to the fran-
chise, and said, had it net been for the
recomusndatwn of the jury he would! DANIEL GORDON,
have imposed the severest sentence. It 1 CABINETMAKER
11a1tewd.
James McLean her purebred the
hottest and lot known as the Campaign
property.
1e Oodertch. on the APO Marvk, that, the
wife a Hr. W. ti. Websterof a dauabter
11111111.1111.
la Termite, on Wednesday. April 3$k.
al the reale once (f tie brides father l'ksrcb-
wtwet. r. !t
the Rev. Warigs_. Dr. J. T. Dog-
ma. to Alice, r,deet daughter of N'r. Lukes.
Emit.
Legal.
SEAOER t LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
('. 8loJ J. A. MowroX.
It. N. lawns. 1101
Pt C. H!1 YES, 8OLICITUR Ate.,
Air Uaee corner of tae square and West
suet. O,Iarieb. over Butter's bookstore.
aaesoy tetrad at lowest remise( interest.
el ARROW & PROUDFO~)T, BAR
• MISTERS, Attorney. &dw:iters. etc
Dederick. J. T. Darrow. W. Proadfoot. 1744
CAMERON, H )LT & CAMERON,
barristere, 8dCh
icltore in aacery, kc.
"Jderlek and Wtnghanl. M. C. Cameron. {1
o� P. olt. M.G. Cameron, Ouderich. W.
MacauHWtnnttam. 1741.
.Auctioneering
•
HW, BALL, AUCTIONEER FOR
. the Cetttlty of Huron. Sales attended
in may part of the County. Address orders to
Goderieb 1'. O. lists.
JOHN KNOX, GENERAL APC-
• TIONEKR and Land Valuator. Goderich.
Ont. 1iallag had oonuidemWr experience In
the anctloneering trade. he is in a position to
d techante with thorough satisfaction all com-
missions entrusted to him. Order's left at
Martin's Hotel. or lent by mail to my address,
Ooder(e h P. 0.. artfully attended to. JOHN
KNOX. County Auctioneer. IdP•tt
GODERICH AUCTION MART
*Xn
C'OMMI'SION Rooms.
insetted door South of Tw1 Slo1aL Odice.
Loans ane insurance.
piau OUR N111W STORY, "M-
X lb ien Isle, fall off vivid �
pb,ta Iwai ani to is.
W E ARE LENDING MONEY AT 444 'tog
6 Polio per seat. Prolate fwaida. 14
Oederich. April 171b� e,1R a 4YNail COUNTY OF HURON.
ne1ulNwMPODL.G.TOIlillEXAIINATIONSMalk
t(ONEY Tt) LEND. - PR11 ATE
171 toads -on freehold eeettruy. Apply to
High Sweaauu. Dederick. UMW.
'C ONEY ToLEND. -A LARGE
amount of Private Funds for Intssimeut
u lows.. model Plntctam blertgagm. Apply
I0UAKRow a PROUDFOOT.
Lane) Bunyhhf and S„1d .,h I'..ratnt.son.
*01(1 Solt THE
HAMILTON LOAN SOCIETY.!
Nearer Lent u! Lowest Kate o�
10,000 PRIVATE PUN DF TO LEND
V on Farm and Tows Property at lowest la -
Serest. Mortgages purchased. se Uvatmieeloa
charged l'uulrlasctas Ent• reasonable.
N. Y. Burrowers car uktais money nu ung da
u tliae 1. satisfactory.-DAVISON & JOHN
/TON Barristers. tc.. (Iederict. 1141
R1:ADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
. Life and Aocldeat Insurance Agent.
R -presenting tlretciassCempanies. Alma/oaf
for the C•.so• Lira Nroct lvecaancl CO.
Money w Tend on Mortgage. either In Tows a
Yana Property . os any way to malt the borrow
er. 011uc- uo-stai»1 Ear'* block Goderick
4
Ora TO
0.N.DAVIS'
•.i' ..ar 1444.
NEW COAL OIL
(RED ROSE_)
A 4 Gallon Can and 4 Gallons
of Oil for $L25.
We are u, %u u (... in I•Ir a Tin Boiler that w ill
COOK by STS
•r, f sh., filar patent
Elk Cans with Skimmers.
Guderich..'s ,r t 14th, 1 4. 1l�Y
Interest.
MONEY TH MAIIT FONO bSALK3E\T TO,jUS• Sanders S011
THE MART FUN SALE.
S. POLLOCK.
Real Estate and Financial Agtnt
Dederick.
lap;-ly
April 18th. 1184.
�aOU,UI'l'
TO `LOAN AT a PER
THE TORONTO GENERAL TRUSTS C(YY
are prepared to loan money- at 6 per cent.. pay-
able half yearly on
TERMS TO SLIT BORROWERS.
en first -claw farm security.
Apply to
CAMERON. HOLT k CAMERON.
Barristers. Goderich.
Agents for the Toronto Ucncral Trusts Coy.
Messrs. t *skeins. Hutt' a t'Aarknos have
alma e amount of privetr funds to loan O
M
Arai: lass two ..amity.
Godericb. Oat 4. 1883. 1011-1f rite
D. K. STRACHAN,k)
PRACTICAL
MACHINIST, 0
a
a
w
ICeep3 on hand a supply of materia? for the O
repairing of
Moeiuii Reapers
Sulky Hay Rakes, Plows and I
Agricultural Implements
and Machinery Generally.
ALL WORK THOROUGHLY DONE.
D. K. STRACHAN
GODERICH MACHINE SHOP
Goderit•h. March 27th. 1.•4. Ir ia•2n,
was distinctly understood that he exer-
cised the clemency he did in the present
case solely on account of the recommend-
ation of the jury. He then sentenced
Cragg to tee weeks in jail, and imposed
a fine of $200. Cragg to remain an jail
until the tine is paid.
EI•Riw
COCOA. (MATEY! I. ASI) Coll/OKI-
!NG. "Ay • thorough knowledge of the natu-
ral lawn which got ens the operations of
litestion and nutrition. ami h a careful
appli.anion of the ane proprrie. of well -
selected (bevy. Mr. Epp* has provided our
breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured
het creme which may sate us many heavy
doctors' bill& 1t so by the judicious use of
such articles of diet that a con*titut- may
he gradually built up molt wrong enough to
resist every tendency to d►awas, hundreds
or subtle maladies are floating around os
ready to attack wherever there is a weak
point. We may escape many s fatal shah by
keeping ourselves well feed with rfondledfondledblood And • properly nopri*hed frame.' tri/
Werk• ffealfltr. Mader affinity iriih boiling
water or milk. WPM only in Parke.. aced
Tins Gib. and 14.4. by lingers. Iah. tlsl--
J•111 Errs a l'o.. Homrropatbi• I'hemt_t.
.London Ent."
Canned
Goods.
WARRANTED.
('litci:en 2 11. Tina,
Pigs Feet ., ..
( 'urn Beef " "
Tongue " "
Mackerel (in Tomatoe sauce,)
Salmon (extra quality.)
(Aster,
Mackerel,
Sardines (French),
Peaches (American),
Bluel,erries.
Tomatoes. :3 Mw tins,
(ireen Pea. (French),
Green Beans,
(Green ('orn (American),
French Mushrooms,
Potted ('hichen, Han) A Tongue.
Mnwtanl 4111) Ginger in 1 Mier*.
CHAS A. NAIRN.
Square, Goderfek, Jan. 23, iNK
t\1'
Loathxi lllldoilaor,
Has on Land now the L1a6EaT *TNA of
First - Class rur,ziture
in th 1'taunt). and a. 1 now purchase for • ash.
w 1I1 not he undersold by any one.
i I MN.- Tannery ayat Carpet Lounges. from $.;.50
D nein, wood. from $2.50 up.
Dew Back ('hairs. from Tie. rap. and every -
hang else in the same proportion,
AT THE OLD STAND
Between the Poet otocc a Bank of Montreal
CA013ERIC33_
Ort. 18th. 1113. 11111
New Clover _$eed
-11117311117 SEED,
SEED WHEAT,
• SEED PEAS,
OATS AND BARII Y,
BUCKWHEAT,
FLAX SEED,
GROUND OIL CAKE,
ONION SETS.
ONION SEED.
SEED POTATOES (all varieties).
A Quantity�of GOOD FLOUR.
MANGOLD k TITRN IP SEED
GARDEN SEEDS OF EVERY
VARIETY,
FOR SAi.F. AT
SAMUEL SLOANE'S
SEED STORE,
FieJdi cJTds,
The subscriber in now prepared
to furnish all kinds of Field and
Garden Seeds of the
BEST VARIETIES
at rates that cannot be beaten in
Ooderich
Call and examine samples be-
fore purchasing elsewhere
REES PRICE
ISaat Street Drain Depot. Opposite
Town Hall, Ooderich.
March ISM. Iglu. t
GFO DERICH_
Ce
1884. 4
111, ('LAPPS Peon-protesetonall AND INTER
IIKIIIATX will he held a the 111gk &hoses
of the county. hppaaing at p am.,
Monday, i tic July.
11. CLAM totes-pmte.toaido at the Htgb
selrools. bog►nitng et 11 am.,
Wednesday, 9111 July.
1. CLAIM GRADE C. moroptofeoste.al4, M
the Normal Rebook. beginning egg p.m
Tuesday, 15th July.
PRUF�IUNAL ExsamATI()r,
s3fonday, ,?1st July.
1. CL.tSo4, Ot(ADI.J4 A AND II,
Wednesday, :..*3rd July.
ALL CAKDILAT'Ert now forward to the
Secretary, on or before JUNE Iet, setloe •(
the school where and the claws of ~Wicks
fur whkh he desires to writ. rizoo itis nose
hitt the options he within N take, rad tba eec-
titkata Os y holds, If any. This settee
rl
OT also be aoiwsipanied by • certificate of
eharaeeer and • Vas of a.. dollar. or two Rol
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Into of the candidate ap4le. for second as wen
as 'bird chim essm/ttAlloa. Nu sante will be
fureartad to the 1►epsnmeot anises he tall
accompany It. lents of email •attea nay be
had from Pte $suretary,
Third-class Teacher* dNehe July 1.Ll1ring an extension
xamination. other -
1 wiss write at ise Use Minute. a Education will retirees-
. senator. emote to eaceptiocal case.
P ADAMSON,
secreJ. R. MILLER,
�y
(Residing Examiner and
Chairman of Board.
Godertce..1 pot) 1st• Not.
ALLAN LINE
or
iRO1'AL MAIL STEAMSHIP-
t 1.1vERn,snr Lt.YD(1NDERaT-tiLASOOw
PiEvery Thursday Prom Portland.
Every Saturday from Halifax
Tat S110itT6sr SEA Roi- l, To *Nu Faun
WENI;A. ;SPEED, COMFORT ANND DSAFETY
1'! RI•RPAMl2ED.
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1 Winter drrangements.
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SAILINGS --MAIL LINE
-
ILONDONDERRY & LIVERPOOL i
i SARDINIAN. from 1'orTLANn. Ap.0 ISM.
I HALIFAX. April 12th.
PARly1.k from I'otrtLexo• April ITU.HALIFAX. April lath.
1 (IRCASSIAN. i•o reLago, April Stub.
k.
I POLti HALIFAX.
from April WoRTLAXn. May let.
pilSailings HALIFAX. Nay 3rd.
(lfrons. Quebec.
<4PERUVIAN ............... .. SMlout May i
'ARATLI.N
, PARISIAN ...,........... Seth ..
SARDINIAN .... . Slot
t'IRI'A3rt1AN . 7th June I
rIl'POLYNES AN Iltb '
?PERUVIAN ........... . !1st•
PARISIAN . Tlkb
1'ai.eusers wishing to embark at Portland
0.1,
will lest e Dederick. on to:ender', at 12o'clock.
The Isar train via Halifax with the Mair
land Pamenateni leaves Uuderich every Wed
. tiesday. at 12 ..look.
Prepaid certificate [tuned ar greatly reduced 0t Rte, In persons wishing to bring their Meads
i oar from the Old t'ountry.
Fur 11 . Lets and all information. apply to
H. ARMSTRONG
Ticket Agent.
Oodertch.
tioderith. April tad. 1511.
Wes: stave:, net, door to ti,,: fust OS,,e.
'The Cheapest House t n Ira the Ana."
April /•t. 1801. 1.916
6 APPRENTICES WAFTED
2 -FOR MILLINERY -2
2 -FOR DRESSMAKING -2
2 -FOR STRAW WORK -2
None but First Class Sewers Taken.
MRS:-=RV=N_
PRESSURE OF BUSIAFSS---HO TIME TO ADVERTISE.
A, 1 am too busy just l.uw to advertise my well -assorted stock of
goals, I will invite the ladies to call and inspect the quality and price,
as well as the style aril finish, feeling assured that yon will be fully
recoin penned in witnessing the handsome display.
J[r. OtRviN is manufacturing a very handsome, as well ais use-
ful, article in the furniture line. It is called the Erre-max CABINET,
and is patented in the United States and Canada. It is about the
size of an ordinary sideboard. and is undoubtedly one of the moot use-
ful pieces of furniture ever manufactured for the Kitchen. Mr. G. will
have the Kr-rrunn CABINET on exhibition in the store, and invites the
public to call and inspect it.
N. H. DOLSRN. Paleetee. Patented in Canada, 1
Marsh. litre; sad is the United Stare. Dee. telt, 1
O. Ig- 434Z1‘17:1237
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McCOLL BROS. et Co., TORONTO,
Masehdure all kinds of Machinery (ria of the bee euality. Ale
Bolt Cutting, Wool awl Oyliattor Oils. 1
-rwasa -
LARDINE
JML .► O S1[ x It!Q ID OIL N4411r
canna be beams 15r Wooled Wialki roe ems by all losshes.
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