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THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY. AUG. 29, 1884.
THE RAILWAY BOOK. c"' "a-- _.steer ttles
Barbi....
Land .... • .... « 888 barrels
�l.t Butte. ...... .......640 barrels
Grew .,613 barrels
....IVO boatels
" 00.11 Hall Min Old
Along r
••stag .1 tfis CemaYt.e ea •.-47-
WI Tent of ear Eggert of •ped& gong
eseee -tele nese•/ Why the Iltrad
lersid am* ole etebsMa
Ohm
Weng
Hama
(hl
162 barrels
100 packages
W1 barrens
Tobago) i aseda..1,374 p.ek•ges
Mhos ......67 barrels 1
Wool 18 bales J
TOboeou. b2 beds
( .deri;b Anit, nth, 1884. Skins and B. C30 bunch'
I Grottos es
•
..5 bales
The adj anted mu.ting of railway R • 100 bushels j
committee was held this evening, BanalBwswsz • • • . ..3 boles )
Platt, req. in the t:hair. Btsdry Goode 600 packages
Minutes of last meeting were read and Hides. 8 boxes
•�uvsdd. Rags
""t^"' `.t N' � �' tisk
S3 bale
e comm! &P- P ins...... .....11
pointed to tree. a oirco'ar ountaluingg Liesm Hams 60
statistical and other inlurmatioes, was Copper .1 bad
road, and futiy discussed. F 2 ba
A few anieudeteuts sad eufreotioas Prion Bagir caw : Ashes, hide,
having_lasso wade. it eine W hoops, stares, rags, leather,
Mr. yds'., and sec 61 and other equal to
r.i.i W. A. goods,
Smith, that the report he received and Tons No. of can required for
•dueled, u 1 that one thousand copies goods in transit to East for
be printed : or circulation. Carried.„1863 exclusivef lumber 4402
Movd Ii Mr. 1). Meuillicudd ano
MakinMki(21ri full trains of 16 can mach.
amended by Mr Jae, Saunders, that the From the above statistics it will be
secretary be reynested to correspond seen that the through trade at Goderich
with the Canada Pacific management, eta in ism was very great, and which misfit
the question of the eztenston of the To- have been almost quadrupled since that
route, Grey and Bruce l„west *am wewand date. And if it can be shown that this
to Goderic:., and that he forward copies immense trade naturally belongs t
of the minutes of committee meetings, ta
Goderich, which we think n be proven
together r:th the stat:atacal report of the the„ the question arias, •` way it.0 min
special committee. Also that he be re- Mwfe br,.....i.wted to oder poises r
quested to ask the directorate too send By a glance at the map of Ontario i
an agent t.. make full investigation into will be seen that Goderich occupies a po-
the fe sibitity of the proposed route, or, •ition as near as may be on a direct hoe
hillier that, that they nominate • titue between the Northwest and Toronto.
during the uezt tw- weeks, when they All vessels from Daluth and Port Arthur
would he prepared to receive a depute- pass the Southwest point of Cockburn
tion from the Citizen • Committee of Island. From thence to Toronto rid
Goderich. Carried.(:odrrich, will be found to be the mos
oem"WetThe rutinZ adluarad, 10 aet a{ain direct course, being nearly 100 miles
at the call of the cn•irman. shorter than by way of Sarna and Bowe
The following is twenty miles shorter than ky Warton or
Owen Sound. Therefore we claim the
a large share of the Northwest trade
naturally belongs to Goderich. Then
why,it will be asked, has this trade been
diverted from its natural course, (.de
rich, to Sarnia and Wiarton.
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lllilla have • opacity of 800 barrels per
day- 6 carload•- and •lace the intro-
duotwa of the roller o f
the min is len day said night, •
one excepted.
Luusha.-!a the lamher trade as h
as 17 million feet persimmon, have beet
handled, and were ins feeili-
t ies to be had thea could be
i to 60 feet yearly.
Bats.-Goderieh is the centre of the
SS tlstrMw
dr: pea Do net be above yews bwsin.au He
1 who tents up kis noes M work quarrels
y with breed and batter. He is n poor
2 Ire 'GUM who s amid of his own sparks ;
2 there's some dt.oewtfort is all trades ea -
2 pauper )apt chimney seeming. If senora pre
5 uP rag to see because of the wet ; d
1 agveaa.d minima 1 bakers left of baking bread bemuse it is
hard work ; if ploughmen world not
Balt producing territory of °anode W *ugh because o odd, had tailors would
2 `have 13 wells here, which are capable of stir wake our ck,che. fox boar 4 ptyok-
manufacteriug from 4500 to 6000 barrels WI their deters, wbot a pass we euold
1 per day The pretest output is may a
small pa -Le Ries of ibis, lamely beams
of the lack of outmoded railway commie
2 tion.
1 Another very important industry must Leadertelt ell it s.0
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mom to Nemours, my hue fellow,
there's no shame about any holiest coll.
Mg; deal be afraid of saifiw8 your hands
there's pigsty of soup to be hid.
All tirades are good to good traders,
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THS )iLPORT :
7b the inhabitants of the towns of (:o.hri.h
and Witipbuaa nitre ial.rrettinpforsahtps.
There is a great factor in Ontario's nu'
mediate future, welch introt not be lost
sight of by the people of Goderich. For
wine years past, immigrants have been
pouring into Manitoba and the North-
west, during tic summer season, at the
rate of a thousand a week. This, doubt-
less,iabut the advance ;one! of the hordes
which will follow from Englund, Ireland,
Semiarid and other Europeat, .,•ouutnes.
It is now certain that the repel settle-
ment of Illinois and lows is ',knot to be
paralleled tis our own Northwest within
•the next few yearn. The immediate ef-
fect of this will ho the creation of a new
and great through trade from those
province" to the Atlantic seaboard, as
well as a new acid great home market for
our merchants and manufacturers. The
building up of the Northwest u going to
do for Ontario wLas the Western States
did for the ae.tb•ard States of the Union.
This fact u uo,w .-stablished beyond
doubt.
('AN ADA .4 BAC IBoxJ
at present, is the produce of the farm,
the forest, the .ea, and the mine, to-
gether with the inuiustnes meg or less
immediately c.nLected with tl •m. The
increase of the former of thew the farm)
t:unng the last few years, especially in
the N. W. is almost tnarvcllous,the great
bulk et which has to be carried to the
Atlantic seaboard.
THE ttMARITHAT (,OttLRi(H RECEIVED
-of this through trade to the east in 1862
and 1863, the first years after the com-
pletion of the Bullalo and Lake Huron
railroad to Goderich was as follows :
During the years 186? and 1863, there
vee 41 vessels of the various classes em-
C�iojye(I in carrying goods in transit to
Modes' le of which eine were propellors,
Meg thirty-two soiling Tel.els, By which
vee ole 107 'cargoes wire brought into
Oadsrich in 1862, and 146 cargoes in
1883. This is exclusive of those em-
ployed in the lumber trade and also el-
f • chum of the coast trade.
Although the number of seamen ea -
played in this trade, now lust to the
town, cannot be ascertained aocuratet
yet a fair estimate would be about eight
noes to the vessel, or in the whole 328
seamen. Add to this the number of
dock hands, say100 men, in alt 498.
List to vesses above referred to :-
Props. -Hunter, Kenosha, Ontonogan,
Detroit, Persia, Edith, Scotia, Sun,
Canadian.
Schee-Morrison, Pilot, Maitland,
'Tecumeeth, Geneva, Hamlet, Powbattan,
Great West, Florence, W. Thorpe, En -
line, Niegars, J. 1'. Ward, Jenny Ram -
than, Florence, Gen. Taylor, Nebraska,
t,1 nand. (Ili Cie , Forfair, L. Dsnoey,
R. Campbell, H. E. G. Grey, R..
tI% tea, Republic, ice Anderson, T.
F. Tracy, Advance, Mt. Vernon, W.
Merritt, Verrircts.
fret,)
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'Ills following statistics are condensed
from the ntanifeets of the above :tamed
vessels and give a list of the minds enter-
ing the port of Goderich for the year 1862
and I•t83 in transit exclusive of gods
for home consumption, and also exclu-
sive of lumber :
1862, t'
Flour . .11i4, 58fl barrel*
Wheat 1,382 hags
Wbsat ..428.816 bushels
(kite ... - . ....:1A4,1 tt,5 bushels
Barley. Oats and
other Beads ... .6,507 NW.
beef and Pork ...22,005 barrel.
Batter t Lsn1... .3,067 tier'.@
Tallow 4,950 barrels
Bides .•3,711
Spirits h Wiae....-785 barrels
Broom Corn ..178 boles
Fist .148 barren
Wool 156 sacks
„A Sundries, 2461 psekaees,elaral to
ab let 12.70 barrels
4RLOAV".
1526
fi
100
100
Total member of tars for 1862
3?
244
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33
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2
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1072
PIM load of wheat unloaded at o lav
air tor, 30th Sept. 1862.
From Lake Miehitan torte.
1116.3,
L.' Flour . 225.714 barrel*
` 1Wheat . . 421,6:(8 bushels
Corn .... .... 236.S11p bagels
Reef k Pork.....15,6:x) bariwl•
Meal ...... ...., .34,12f► barrels
Hides ...17,4.:,
,, Tallow .,....1,3°4 hernia
1 High Winos .3,256 bagrb
blear... ........1,5?!i Ina*
A leottol. 7!11 benne
Meat ......2 ,004 b�•
l'A RLOA love
?'457
561
590
11)0
241
16
41
10
10
41
not be lest sight of, and that is the fish- rete se pay w you
lag interest. The G.tderieh contingent .sough of they. Yoe cannot get honey
m
of 12 or lb sacks being a. important 11 you are frightened s uses, wog plant
part of the lake fleet. axe if your are afraid of getting mud oe
your boots. Whou bars at iron melt
Abuse we hav shown, be belie.,
good and sntiieient reasons why the pate under the south wind , when you can
plc of Godeneb and of the notion of dye the hal" with tw.tbpieks ; blow
awntry through which the awtempl•td 'hips aloes with fans ; manure the crops
line would peas should see it iu their with lavender water, noel row plum
interest w work might and main to c in flower puts ; there will be • tile
further the schema Ihher benetiuthere tune fur TOT ; but until the nu:len-
are which can be fully dwelt upon when nium arae we shall all have a del to
the time comes for "stumping' the du- Put up with.
triet, but the furegoing will make to women s Serpens Cons.
show that everything is t.: be gained and -
nothing can be lost by thorough, earnest A man can get into • berth and shuck
and concerted action on the part of all himself very comfortably. He can stand
who would see the section prosper, and on hu knees and duck his head and take
Goderich attain the proud position nom- off some of his clothes, ani then h• can
menially which she formerly enjoyed. lay down on his shoulders or the hack of
The directors of the C. P. B. upon bis neck and kick off other articles of
examinant the report of the trade done wearing morel, because whoa the but -
by Goderich in the olden time,-beture two are unbuttoned his ch.thes are as
the grasp of the G. T. R. wap on its liable to come of in the dark as in the
throat -cannot but feel convinced that light. But it is different with a womas.
the extension of their branch through Her clothes are pinned on with all kinds
Wingham and to this harbor would make of pins, from the moiety pin to the darn -
it an important feeder to their trunk ing needle, tied on with strings. hooked
line. At Wingham the proposed line on with hooks and eyes, buckled on with
would cut the trade of the southern ex- buckles, and put on in many wars only
tension of the W. G. &B. R ; then it known to the fair sex. Give her a large
would travel almost parallel with the enough room, three or four gas lamps,
L H..(• B. R., through a magnificent and a large mirror and plenty of time,
agricultural and stock -raising district, and she can tiud nearly all the pins,
apd at �.uderich it would tap the trade strings, hooks and eyes, buckles, ha,
from the American cities and the great and what she can't find she cau break at
northwest, which the G. T. R. has at- night and tie up in the morning ; but
tempted to divert to Sarnia, for purposes place her in • small berth in the dark,
of increased mileage returns to the with only one or two eyes to watch all
company, and so that the 40 per cent. the holes in the curtain to see if anybody
division of the surplus earnings will not is looking, and only two mull bands to
be made to the original shareholders of find things to unfasten, anti she is in a
the B. and L H. R. Only some thirty bad boz.-[Peck s Sun.
mites are required to be constructed to
give the T. G. & B. branch one of the aeastbi. Talk *beet n•fssa-
best ports on the lakes and the manage-
By -the -bye, it is rumored that
ment '•f the C. P. It. rued can dependbangs
upon having choir hands strengthened are surely going out of fashion this W. BALL, AUCTIONEER FOR
by earnest work on the part of the prom- sprang, and that the hair will be worn H. else (•est, of Rwrce. +a.s uu•aded
inent men of the section, and by substan- brushed plainly back freta the forehead. in any part of the County. Adrr,t. ordrre to
While bangs are not necessary for women Gederteb P. O. luta.
who possess low, pretty foreheads, they
are an absolute necessity for women who
high, ugly foreheads. There can
BCT HARBOR
It has not been carried away from
Goderich through want of harbor ac-
commudatiun--it uetust adtnitted'un al
hands that t.,e Godonch harbor is gond
and commodious. Even the Go T. R.
company admit this when it suits their
purpose -and not only so, but set forth
some of our other advantage and at
tractions, as will be seen by the following
quotation front their advertisement fur
an excursion from London to Goderich
signed by J. Hickson, general manager
and W. Edgar, general Pam. agent.-
"Pasung through the fertile plains of
the aunty of Huron, which has been
justly termed the garden of Cauda, uine
hours will be allowed tourist& for visiting
that demotic town and taking in the mag-
nificent Lake .esaery so much talked of,
and which can only be seen to advantage
from the G(derich Heights. -Besides
other numerous attractions, Goderich is
famed for having the ecru 11611B0R the
LAIIORBT FLOURING relent end the mote
zireestrs SALT wOkxa in the Rest.
Delightful parks crown the heights over
looking th, lake, and the town itself is
oelehrated for its tine hotels. public
buildings Ac."
The Goderich harbor, justily admitted
to be the beet on the lab, is free from
ice earlier in the spring than at Warton
or Owen Sound -It is also open much
later in the Fall than at other ports.
This trade cannot have been taken
from Goderich nn account of any
dangers or intricacies in navigation at or
about Goderich as we have deep open
sea without any obstruction between the
Goderich piers and Cockburn Inland at
the head of Lake Huron -whilst the
navigaticw of the Georgian Bay is dan-
gerous in the extreme, and frequently
attended byloss to life and property.
\ The trae has not been taken away
bemuse Tin" was against Goderich -the
reverse being the came ---we haring the
advantage of seven hours over Sarnia -
and as to ileo Georgian Bay porta, where
ships are so frequently delayed in the
midst of rocks and reefs by fop, the
advantage we have is stilt greater.
Then why has the trade been diverted
from Goderich to Sarnia and Wiarton 1
The reason must be apparent to every
one -The Grand Trunk Company being
the owners of the lines to the North and
South of us -whilst they merely h•.1.1 a
Imes of the Buffalo et Lake Huron Road
it pays them better to divot the trade
front Goderich to Sarnia and Wiarton
than to carry it over their leased line,
where, it it were properly worked, their
earnings would be so increased that they
would have to pay a larger share of the
profits to the proprietors, reducinu the
profits of the Grand Trunk proper by the
same amount.
AuauiAr1ATlOw MYTH OTYBR LUIR*.
11 most not be forgotton that ooasee-
tiom with any of the branches of the C.
P. R. liue meat.s permanent oompititiye
rate, as hy the previsions of the Act 47
Victoria, chap 1, assented 25th March,
It484, no amalgamation or pooling with
the !:rand Trunk Railway in any of its
branches is possible. The tethering is
the section of the act relating thereto:
"The Canadian Pacific Railway shall
not, nor shall any of its branch line.,nor
any line of railway leased by the Com-
pany or ender their control, be at any
time amal/amated with the Grand Trunk
Railway or any of its breech lig or
with any branch lines leased by the
Grand Trunk Railway Company. or or-
der their control ; sod such 'malpma-
tion, and any arrangement for making a
c morn fund or pooling the earnings or
receipts of the maid two railways or their
or any of their branch lines. or of any
railway tinware parts thereof leased by
the said eompasase or either of them or
under the control of either of them,
shall be stteolutely void : this provision.
however, shall not tamed to trail, or
running sa�soesRs made with the
assent of feud oQ ,ruse is Oowadl1 nor
to hinder the aegeieitiOS by the Cana-
dian
adish Pacific Railway OoesQatili of the
railway bet woes Qesbse gnga�b ] outman,
known as the North Shore asilway."
'MDR.
The following bearer regarding the
amorist of trade possible at this peiat,
with proper railway (militias, are wrwthy
ret nonsed•vetiow
Foot v. -Ogilvie & Hutchisn.'s Harbor
It is stated that 1a,AM Italians have
returned to their seam head sae past
mouth. Is is said leak of work had bad
treatment are the mews
,•0 !. Cbartat i'g 1
Loans anti 3nllinrancs.
WI,WIARE LIi DUhO MONRY AT
xl per o..t tltisa1te foods18& LIMA
Uoderich. April Mb. 111111.
4800,000 TO WAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON HOLT & CAMILSON Oahe
MONEY TO •LEND. -PRIVATE
t.s4s-es freehold severity. A y to
Hee. Swa.ses. Oederlok
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
amount et Privets nada ter tarsetms.t
♦t Rowse& rats. os8rat-whss Monops. Apply
v f1ARRO W t ra01111i00T-
080 PRIVATE FUND& TO LEND
en ?arm mad Town perty
at lowest la -
tenet. M.rtwagas pernbe..d
res Commselsa
charieetd, uw.rs n ek rise temm+aaYs.
u.�Bsorro ..-Dtea hON &alam_�W
STON Hmniarres. kr. eedeNok. Teel
Navas - %ono is 31)111'BY
wives um sbe
ks'M1w• .R. "'
.out
• ..r►1d
that perste% et de
el Pato.* sims �sews Irian tert
�� est
lee K
toy es ah- moo stele, had >�� NO
sad till Governing". servey ea tete Ober
olds ; ..d fee lir perpart of NNW sad orae
Zan the Pottasitiejarie ingors. tame mill
"Vireo weerittliaiLsk .44 "
RRADCLIFFE, FIRE, MARINE,
. Life sad ♦,edismt Insurance Ageai.
R^pe.entlafified•damCatepanlos. Alsetgeal
for the CAN aoa Ltva 1lTocs luecnavcs Co.
)bury to lead ea Mortgage. either In Tow. M
Fenn Property. in a.y way to suit the borrow
er. Onit-e-4usD-seabed Lv's block OMatiah
JRetiical.
T. E. CASE, M.D., C.M., M.C.P.B,,
Oat. Nhvideian. surgeon. Aeooucbev.
ke, tKa---i.Tt...t termer/ occupied by Dr.
Hutchinson', 1►;twtpaso•. Night o16ce Mar-
.ln's hoed. nil•
JB. WHITELY, Y.D., C.M., PHY-
. H1CIAN, sueyw tt. Accou. hour. ata, M.
C.P.S., o.tsria. (iC'r-Tb. .rear, t dais.
Fast of Wilson's Dreg store. up .tale. Iltt
Dit MuLEAN, PHYSICIAN, BUR-
GEON. Coroner &c. Omce sad resldasee
Bruce Street, second door west of Fleletda
Street.
HG. MACKID, M. D., PHYSI-
. ciao. surgeon and Accoueber. Graduate
of Toronto University. Office opposite Carver
-ss & Cameron's Bank. Lttehaow. if not la
.ace. eneulreal the Bank. 1:11-y.
71RS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
lJ Paydeians. Surgeons. Aocoeobees. Ire.
office at Dr. 8baanon s residence, new the
gaol Guderich. G. C. exeunt/N..1. C. Harv,
Tor I7N,
Rnctionee ring
tial bonuses from the various municip-
alities, should they indicate a desire to
secure a lake port at Goderich.
In conclusion, your commute beg to
submit the above report fur your be to dna log the fact that when the
own- y
hair is arranged rettily and ben,mingly
over the forehead it greatly softens the
outlines ..f the face, and lends an addi-
tional charm to it. It is all nonsense fur
people to say that the most sensible wo-
men wear their hair brushed smoothly
back from their brows. The most sensi-
ble women are thee who know what is
becoming to them. If they l..A well
with their hair banged or cur:el they
wear it so ; if they do net they fail to
follow the prevailing fasi.o. , sial dram
their hair plainly. T..r t:reciss. knot
has gone entirely out i' ta,ht..0 *stale
the street wear. It is newer: impossible
to wear the hair ..n t':e top •ef oras head
with the fashwnnble hat of the pert•.i
Very few ornaments are worm in the
hair. Those that are woes are meetly
silver or amber hstrpina.--(American
Queen.
sideration, conscious of the fact that,
owing to the limited time at our disposal,
there may be many important omissions
which it would be in the interest of the
ultimate success of the scheme to have
brought forward. But whatever sins of
omission may be laid to our charge,
we firmly believe that no sin of "com-
mission" can be attributed to us. The
facts stated are correct according to our
knowledge and belief, and in no instance
has a misstatement been made, or a
discrepancy passed over. The report is
now in your hands, and we hope to see
such immediate steps taken regarding it,
that, with united action on the part of
the people of the section, and the co-
operation of the directorate of the C. P.
R., the western branch of the T. G. at
B. R., will at no distant day be turned
toward Goderich for its objective point.
We bare the horror to be, gentlemen,
Yours very truly.
D. Mdin.ucrnt.r,
J Aa. If 1TCHRLL,
E. Wooveoce,
W. E. °sacs.:
Colborne.
The municipal council of Colborne met
in the Township hall, on Friday, 15th
August, 1884. Members all present,
reeve in the claim. ilinuteauf last meee-
iatps road and adopted. Jaw Jones was
prsssni and explained to the crsncil that
ib s lois• had broken out ..f l.n yard by
accident, had been impounded and a fine
of 85.00 imposed, he therefore, wouki
thank the council to remit him the
amount. The matter was left in the
hands of Mr. Beck and Mr. Allen to
settle. Applitatios of She trustees of
Union School Seethe Na 11. Aobfield,
to hate lot No 16, west' of pate read,
added to ,nmol section -Filed. .t by-law
was paused 1t13cintt bet Nt.. 1, .11 the 4th
c• •n. , W. 1). , in S. 8. No. 1, instead of
No. 6. as formerly. A by-law was pass-
e d authorizing the reeve and treasurer
to borrow the sunt ..f 31,000 te defray
the expenses of the township. C mu -
aeration from the county clerk requiring
ilk. sum .d 32,76'.t>t for county purpo-
ses. Communication from the trusts
of the different school aectinne requiring
the following sums for school purposes,
Tis :--No. 1, 3660; No. 2, 3500; No 3,
MO; No. 4, 3-; No. 5, 3415; No. 6,
3400; No. 7, 3186; W. 1 , 371.00; A.
t„ 378.66. Moved and seconded, that
a by-law be passed levying 2f mills oa
the $ for county purposes, and 21 mill.
on the $ for local purposes -Carried.
Moved and seonnded,that a local to -earl of
health he appointed for this t.'wnahtp to
he composed of the following gentlemen,
els :- The reeve, clerk, Joseph Heath-
ington, Thee, Gledhill and John Ker-
n ighan Carried. The clerk was in-
sttuome 1 to notify Wm. Clark to remove
the see•nd hoard of his fence, as it ob-
s'rmet.d the snow. The council then
adjourned.
Several monnlighten haws been re
leased from prison in Dublin. Among
them wee the informer Heffernan, who
was sentenced to five rears f,.r attacking
landlords,
On July 12 the German. took p�es.-
ion of Cameroon' River, Upper o(i inea,
and Rhe adjoining country. This
reused finest dies tidsetinn among the
English trades, who think Reglasd
NOM
SON.
?ewe Chet
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
Comm ur H rndx t 8y virtue of . Mr1M
TO wIT: i Inset nose.ptrma
of tier Diabetes Wait Gears of J
Qtssea's Beech against
Divides. sad to be
sad delivered Ll aha LLurkeTea.-
a ort WILLIAM 1t08YH N, at the
sett of JOHN GREEN * ('O, i have seised
sadstaken la saeo.ues 1 the right, title. 1.-
terall.nrand equity of redemption d all .ad
dial end stir tiers, systole
mine anpared d Whig d Use
Tows•btp or Cotb.ree. t. the Opwaty et
Hire.. 'sad Provtaee'of Astoria eti s pati et let .ember w, Is SIMM
rasters division. et th.saMTew.-
Bhy. fh. metee end bounds of W said parcel
beige se tensors. (ommso•rai M else
of ... aids Mitt rove. It on •
week OMNI dos wefrom tie pest pied be -
term tats one sad two, as smith stile a coe-
esmiss road. UMW* .unth. tsar
twentyminutes. wart Imapteiei two c
nine lnk., thence .outb. eereaty-i.. degrees
fifteen alnaWw, wen este chats. eighty Halm
dorm forty-three derive., furry -fire
mlaotrs. west, sixty -etas Bake then.. north.
Nrr►tp.p, Sweaty talaatrt, wear. two
chain, thirty lhsty theme Porth. t..n n.rou de -
wrest. ear. sae arta. fifteen links, thence
south. eigh,, ty-two dame.tee tatttn*e•, tilt,
oar c a, thirty -Mur Wks. Mem, .ouch.
thirty-two deluges, feet, saute., cart. nae
chain. forty links, to tin Mabee of hetr•antnt.
and cuntalalag by admeasuremrnl. three
roods aad two perebee of land. wt.tch Land•
and Tenements label otter far Sale. at in r of.
nee. i. UM Court Mee... i. ter Tern of Goole -
rub o. aT. the THrwrnT11 lar of sip-
tember, IMI. at the hour .d twely. of the
clock. noes.
JOAN KNOX GENERAL AUCs
s TIONESR and Land Vai.t. o:, G..irrieh
Ont. Having had con.td•-ra41•• .:;••nodosa in
the •uetioneermj trade. he 1. in s palliest to I
Mecham! w:•!a tv..ront • oatWactinn a:I emu- 1 eJluuLjoi• Deptarl)rfellt.
mtesion*.. atrnst.•.1 to him. Order'. left at
Martui. HM•l, sr seat by mall to my address I Fun Itiploraa Courses In Uteratww, Music
Oa'.•rich P. 0.. carefully atteade i to JOHN and Art. 40 aicMdareklp. competitively
!SOX County A.etbneer. I.7-tf awarded annually. 11 at September estimate
examinations
SirTeren• Renis Se Saes. For large, Ulm -
tented elr.•elar, addre.s :
Legal. lex!-. F. N. ENGLISH. 11.A.. Prtacilal
fiNext terra begin" sweater Nth
Aug 7, lett t1116-tm
ROBERT GIBBONS,
ocherlff. Co. Huron
Sheriff's Oak.. (lc 'reek. •
Jane OM. 1t t. 1111-131
HELIAN UTH
Tadtt .Iallege,
LONDON, ONT.
FRENCH SPOKEN IN THE COLLEGE
Music a Specialty_
W. Waugh Lander. Hold Medallist. and pupil
of the cslebraird Abbe !Ass. Director.
PAINTING A SPECIALTY.
tJ It.•larey, Artist. Director,
eZICAGER & LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
13 Godertch.
r. Siaocw. Ju. J. A. llosrow-
F.. N. Lawes. 1107-
I4:. H.%Yen, a:)Ltettitt tc.,
1. .t fl • ,ret••: ..1 tan square and tt ret
etre•, •• ,. ov.rr Butter'e w.,kature.
moue} w lead ..t lowest rainier! interest.
l t ARROW & PROCDFOOT, BAR
' HISTERB, Attorney". s, Sollcfots, rte
Ooderict, 1. T. Oanvw, W. Prodteut. 173
_ Ci ' CAMERON, �.I' P
f e:(L E
"Jderich and Wli.idtasn. 11. C. Cameron. p
Let, of filesar. o� P. Hon. M. G. roe, Ua:erleh. N'.
Macara. N"inthsm. 178!1
a i am papered to 041 any quantity et Pint
The most appreciable yualitl of the n Claapp.• I amMu she
G�NTS, he PresThr Lire,'teLire,'otal
he rwse. of the U.A. !t
wa
it toe Lancelot.ads
Lancelot. Ha•,at
sad hest hook ever .old kr
.,a than 1 w,ce ourice. The f rtwt sell
book in .tmertca. lmow:.r profite to agents
All Intelligent people want it. Anna, can b. -
xs.te a .uorertul agent. Terms tree. Ad4•...
Hatj.ayrr Hoon Co. Portland. ]false. Ile -
BARRELS.
British people is their lore for home. I
place the Love of h.'ppe as the very be..
of national life. Surely there is no bond
more consonant with tree happiness than
that which hinds together the members
of • family. There is nothing en o'nllen-
dal, so pleasing and s:.t.fytrx as home,
for it is the abode •,f love, free and un
constrained ; u clusters around itself
sweet association with loving and loved
facto during a loos series of years of
sweet companionship ; it is the masmisu
pur r.:relfm-•..-.• where a thousand things.
each with • history and pedigree '.f its
own,ar• arranged with exquisite taste by
loving hands-altotetltrr a perpetual sol-
ace t., heart and need. And it is at
borne, in the midst '-f pease and gwet-
ne..,, that the best wore. to C"neelred. 4
executer. Let ne sentimental hobby its,
eru.Ie political theories destroy the unit-
ed action of every member '.f the house -
held. Married women lousy nyw exercise
a right over their separate property.
They will wield the right at a great test
if at the expense of mutual distrust and
lessened e..' .ration betweet. husband
MIA oda.
Thr Chinese less at Foet Chow is
ously placed from 1,0011 to 3.000.
4P0.
COMMISSION 1100318
LOWEST FIGURE
/irtlecosd (icer South of Tut Smoot Otsee p.w.,:lde, need wn1 t1e11t.r to caw, put
Lan4 f3.>.4pfif a,id $.GE oa (',malatua.
Pt'owsMo.•se had pully guaranteed. Apply M • •
AOLtr rostra PA FARR
HAMILTON LOAN S O C I E T T. Hoeft flat Wake Cooper
Money Leat et Lowest pate of twferest. mitt !1H{. IOW
MONEY 4DVANCEIittl)N GWext HENT TO
THE )(ART TOR .(ALE.
S POLLOCK,
!teat Estate and Financial Agent
Uoderlch.
April .4th. 1.114.
$:0,000
tnw-1,
TO LOAN AT a PER
('ENT.
II)HE TO•ttON TO GENERAL THU1A'ta
ab a repba r r Mimi tame" wtlpc►MtM:.#1
TERMS TO SUIT BORROWERS,
on eros -class ulna •pseNty.
Apply to
CAMERON. HOLT & CAMERON.
Barristers. Oode rich.
Aueats for the Tomato General Trusts CO.
Meese. Csnsttt,W, Hovr at CAnssdn have
also a large amount of private tends to lea
Tari- on first -crass farm security.
Ooderteh. Oct. 4.11841. IOU • f
Alt
Err11 t oCos.-(iIATRPVL ae.D COatrnaT-
aro.- "By • tbsotrrb knowledge of the natu-
ral laws which woven the operations of
digestion end nutrition. and by • .woeful
•ppppll.•atlse ret ob. Ane properties of well-
arlected Coca•, Mr. Epps has provided oar
breakfast tablas with a delicately flavoured
beverage which nosy nave us many heavy
doctors' hills. It la by the )udlcionn nee of
s.ch artleIc.of diet stat a constltotlts' may
be gradually built up moil strong enetsh to
re.M every tendency to disease Hundreds
of subtle maladies are noon* armnd as
Wady to &stack wherever thee. le a week
mpoiot. We may meow malty s fatal snarl by
toupee[nu-salve• well fortified with Dara
Mood and • properly sourtahed franca - 1", eq
Herrin- Oast, tit. - a aimpty with boiling
water er ell►, told only In Parkes* and
Tins 141h. and IAi, hy Orocen. labelled -
J►wie Erre & t;0., Hossmorpathir (heist.,
London Enc."
VOTERS LIST -1884.
MUNICIPALITY OF THE morel
or OOI)ERICR.
Netters Wool" given the! 1 la.. trans-
mitted or delivered to the asentieaed
In Ile third awl fourth .peels• at 1M "rote.•
1.Utp Art.- Use espies required by sslderettnwp
m be wee transmitted or delivered of it,. lust
pmaade penniless to seta AAppri. et all pose ap-
lbw r�nouielpWtr tb cwt to rcrpl lata
the sold musk -Monty at elections for mw+mltwrp
of Up Ise eilwtIr. Asewtuhty, and at Ifw,k-lpal
a. and that thesis'', 1.414 was Ens post-
ai ep 1a my mem ea the rltWwath
♦ ttwl stA twwaasne tam" ter IaspeetMa
should hale taken the river rare ago ' ppjKp
July 25 the Hritii Oestwl held
tam* trete U •sy or anto a y saw were
ing of that merchants sad local kings and �sss=ryh ON1* *0nwe*
Aisle, who aired s treaty Owls= ylsw, earreetal a
selves and tiemi
r dominion undor a'fLL1(A C1t n
p��• DOW this heels se ed AwgAw.4�M
sees y.
woe
KNIGHT'S
SHAVE,
HAIRCUT,
SHAMPOO,
OR DYE.
TWO DOORS ILMIT OF P.0
'At the Cash Store.
G. H. OLD
THE GROCER.
4.e.
ft
A L.
I beg to adrtae my ceetemen said tie ose-
m mere or Coal reemattr. that Iass sew re
rove m p'a11 &ad Wtetwr •spp(y.1 Sago
AMB *L, awl au prepared to tacke
swam tea dialleerod a teen at the %Iambic
stnnt and Stove, $7.00
tt 5,00
t t a 4 4*s.ass et etre:
mow
"womb. *Alb M OI L3•tiiiit
SUGAR
20
Iha Raw Seger $1. 00
13'hi. dPSure ugarG�' 1.0000
13 l at fYak.' 1.0y0
or
15 'a'. an"'
Yellow 1.00
Sugar fon
1511- G�ra
Currants 1.00
1 b Ilia Goodds Raisins 1.00
20l of (Good Rise 1.00
or
20 lbs, of Good Batley 1.00
for
TRY OVR TILU3
TBMY CANT q BRA?,
wavers Wag efts to pe*ee1.a,
9, R. OLDS !tin-4tl
ansate Meme tlgOpr r
1