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NEWS ABOUT HO1►MI.
Thee eU ssistl ige of*1 .s'teareurt, rti,
sad ew.Lj arei W •Yes sea m
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,I.t. maw a same* sad >!l.
mma
pimustlag }tear Oa rsrtaoasntbe demi r. - 11 is ass tree that aeM
watts thesaletee mmagusraatee Iseek
for we.ts to costs ti tutrwsted wit the Joh.
TrT Atm.
What Is a dude 1 You can amwer that
peensiL bet well dreamed sea. each as pia
realms Ir. &A Pridhas •ttreets attesting' sod
• t 1 m th
. eu fare est et W clite
h
m►s
Mrs Utrvin displays oar of the choicest and
a. est attraoUee a.aortmeat of draw Smuda le
s.liderielk is the sewed shades, with tree -
anew sad glues' to iwt,:h. All wad uttom•s
se tae. per yard.
Be wlss
sail Ret your hooka. mistiest/7,
etc at Wig Coolie's n w lens art sure get
Mesh •heck sad the pro es are ergo sad
peipaler. Mr. lemon. manager. suss is
pease yawn sod Md.
-else TAILoitiso - ucvrur['. Char
sleek b saw ousaplete for fall mad winter
reads. Our pinna wow( possibly be surpar-
ed. quality sad stylerouddereed. Take •look
through our immense rsace of new goods
osi goads sad priors. and be cosviaced.
li u roatat•c. at A. P. McLeans.
A Lisette!. (erns. Maunders t time offer
• anal et special prices to tame purchasing
Iter Burners frons their. Tb..s who intrust
c bangles or purebasieg a cost acre should
. all ted see their samples. and take ad vantage
..t ibis liberal offer. .111 the leading puarr
end round stoves in steak. ' IL. tbeapret
t..ose under the sun. -
Frank Elliott renisintl,at Bru.seI..
Mian Fannie Rummy has leen eery
i!1
Messrs Rapp and Dosed returned
we Tweeds, Inst hemp theft flip W beasia,
is tare health wed •/eels, (tgt report •
very meow, pastae. r f
Tb. Behnsi board will holt Its regular
spoofing us bload•y, OsN 6a►, when it is
to be beeped all the mete . ill be w
theft good behaviour.
The assizes will begin uo the 13th of
( ctober.
The town Council .i11 meet on‘Friday
ui Heat week.
Mrs. Joseph Noble ba. had • relapas,
seed is very ill.
Lohman Wilson and leu brother Oliver
Sr. at Toronto.
Mr. Neibergell returned from Cbicaeo
on Wednesday IaM.
J. C. Harrison's little terrier was
stoten on Sunday kat.
Henry Horses is Wain in Out
loosing remarkably well.
Mies Sarah Sharman is visitingatAb-
ton, the guest of Miss McKwes.--7--
Cbnrlie Davis has returned after a
summer's sojourn in Miuneaota
The telephone poles look quite re
r!.erchr in their drab and red coats.
Order your fall show printing at once.
if you don't wart to be disappointed.
Mn, Smith. Krnttston street. has had a
amen attack of erysipelas in her face.
Mrs. It. Rhynes and little mon, belt
for their hosts at Detroit on Friday last.
Miss Bemis Chilton left for Niagara
co Friday where she will attend college.
Mrs. James McFarlane, of Chicago, is
the guest of her father-io law, Bnttaina
Road.
The *mitre.) net with • serious acci-
dent a couple of week. ago Hear Port
Sarnia
Marry McLean, druggist, of Port
Elgin, was in awn last week. He look-
ed well.
Maw Louisa Cassidy is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Johu Pled, .4 Hamiltee,
Obis week.
A. A. Vaulter, o1 Harris' self -binder
works, Brentford, s spending this week
in God.rieh.
Mrs. McMahen. we regret to learn, is
still cuntiued to her room from her rheu-
matic attack.
Revs T. M. Campbell and G. F. Sale
ton represented Gwlerish at the prohi
biters a nvenUon.
Wm. Venation', of the National Reiner
Mills, Brussels, visa in town this week.
visiting his friends.
Mrs. Knox, of HoImeanlle. was in
town this week, the guest tet Mrs. M.
Black, West street.
We are pleased to see Thos. Melee
aroused again after his recent some by an
inflammatory attack.
The Saginaw steamer. Oconto and
itairinaw Valley have discontinued their
route for this mason.
Mrs. Robertson, Mrs- L.tng and Mias
Seegmiller hale returned to town atter a
plea ant holiday tour.
John McDonald, of Crshb's farm, hes
gone to P..rt Huron, called by the seri-
ous illo.ms of bis father.
John Rhodes, ..f Pennsylvania, who
mud a visit to, his (-intern. Elijah Martin,
has returned to his home.
Miss Mary D•n:ey returned on Wed.
nesday last from an eatendcd trip W
Montreal and .ether cities.
Rev. Frs. 11',ntters and Litz, and the
other pn.uts of the London dhow., are
is the Forest city the .emir- - -,• .
Mrs ('. H. (;marred will remove next
week to her new store on Hamilton
$tenet, opposite Belcher'• Bakery.
ages. Jas Watson and Mee. Alex. %rat
sons have gone t.. Ripley, to attend the
fcereal of their •tetee in that locality.
The srhn.M.-r Mary `t Gordon sailed
during Monday sight with a argo of fish
barrels and salt for the 1*.',mc island&
(ler thanke are doe to Mos. Win
C*.upb.'I f •r a bael..( of Li int
plans, which nc.:rel the editorial palate.
The crews .1 the tut Tru.leau aid
dredge Challenge sere employed o11
%4rmlay srarchtng flee bart* r for *utiles
1 tee
Wa!I 't.tw, f •nurrlr with
has dropped into a g o al position in l'h.•
rare He has our hest wr.jes for twsecees
1014.
J. Mrpouit..11, t,f Detroit, eat tr town
oaring II, amok “Ilam 1.. ha a. d
Ido in the ('ity ••t the Straits Was rrtM-
f i •rdon, .Alinet -raker and an kr
taker ha* ata .nil„ut.crnnent its t le
week '• issue that all should read. Mee
Lie advertisement.
11e are p•Ira.c.l t o et:e •h• r •err.
"liel.teneber, hoes the' pea of `less
Nkreamings. pure'. tet Rune, in tit
(•y,wg.. jet.t•u.,no.
The L.ndun prtgelri.le Land attglded
the Place K.dlrr Rink °n Fabler last.
Tifo Mot king Bird slab raristimes
was wool h.tutdelIy rendered after the
'!tenting was ores. The anemic m not
varve`• .,,.,ai,•h for a roller no: , the n.,sr
e! are skates .. Oust dr .venin;; it.
Mr. and Yrs. White, (see Belle Reid),
of Luckey', 'poet part tet their hooey -
moon is town, the guests of Mrs. Sher
man, stater of she bale.
The Gderir 8aex u has at imed the
good old are of 37. Toa Sweat is ene
of the beet.., tri is the the D..
m►wuk-J8tntlurd 1 .
Mrs. Fisher, of Kincardine, and her
daughter, Mrs Hunter, of the same
O(.ec'e were the guests last week .4 Moe
h jah Marna, .laser of Mrs. Yis:ie r.
Mies Estee McCu.ket h•s returned to
bar home is New York, atter • ►wgth-
eoed visit to her uncle and sunt, John
McIntyre, Saltford, and Mrs. A. W.Iwo,
Gsd.n.5.
Tau Holo. tiros at has entered upon
its sixth year under ate present prrq•net
ora. Tie Siox•t. is a good Ioc.1 paper.
and devisees the success it bas achieved.
--I Milton Sun
11'e would call the attention of the
readers of the Seurat. to the column of
advertimment on this paste. You may
often Yet information to your advantage
in ''The People's Column
The Churchd : ttlund Temperance
Union s to be A ',mewl was
held ..n Kindel ni,;:.t Int, when it wee
decided to hold the neat regular meeting
on Monday evening, October 5th.
The auction sale of carriages, ata,
hehl by Story Bros. last Saturday, was a
worsen. The rhos went off rapidly and
prices were eery fair. John Knox, a '
gond judge of a rig, was auctioneer.
Dr. 8. J. Fromm, of Detroit, son of
Deputy-Rgistasr Fraser, was 'named
on Wednesday. The doctor has many
old friend. in Goderich who wish hien
every happiness in his matrimonial
state.
The slow of the sunset on Tuesday
evening led many people to believe that
a fire was raging at the docks The
smoke from the tall chimney of the bug
mill added to the illusi The sight
was a grand nue.
THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, SEPT. 25, 1885.
Beaulieu* Boma -We have just
resetved diose hum Eaglad • •6.4011 env
inetradwu books is Isms Pit .. e
'
ofh*Aetnah. wfbas►s
.old at 110a, and the "Maedir meek
A kaowledfe oaf eho14h..d r wanahle to
all, and the p1rvreeaata was de tial sower -
age their ohildnre to lama it make a
great mistake. No hotterpreomat est,
of a s
he put into the head; l 1 ter 0Mi
than an ►6sarestioa book on phew
gsaPbl.
Wen. Campbell, taws Mork, was mated
away to •toped the luaersl of los sister.
Mrs. Thos. P. Dicaemoa, of Detroit,
and left for that city oft Friday. lira
Nakasone .um a former reeids.t
lioderteh, and her biab•ad at moo time
owned • uswspaper Imre. Bhp had been
.+hog for same time, sad bed spent •
few wools in Goderich this •.'.rase with
a view to benetitttag her health, which
w.. oven then in • precarious ..sd;Burs.
Mrs. Campbell was i. Dwteuit .heal her
sister-hn-law died.
The choir of Knox church sill furnish
the music at the re opening of Bethany
church, Goderich township, .n Monday
evening neat. There will be some good
souring. Several .4 the speakers will
also he from Goderich.
Sugar Srsauxo. -David Hally, of
Godench township, was brought before
Jade. Toms tee Thursday, charged with
stealing • sheep from W. H. Lobi'. He
elected to be tried without a jury, and
the .ease will be drpmed of un Mondry.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Glass visited Kind:
Mon last week. Mr. Glass has malid-The
Bank of Montreal •gene, here the most
popular oonetary institution ,.f the
county. It is • pleasure to do business
with so gentlemanly and .enable a man.
The following programme was present-
ed at the High School Literary E.enety's
entertataweent last Friday oveninv
Reading. J. Allen ; Recitation, Mile
Helen Polley ; Solo, Miss Melntyrs ;
Reeding, Mr. B.ahannon ; kecitattcn,
Mess Edith Wiggins ; Song, the Mimes
Thompson ; Reading, H. 1. Strang.
Ar•Tn7R Tw tarRlc•ta.-On Monday
east the (i.dench Amateurs .111 present
the two laughable pieces, "Sir Simon
Biwple and "The Brothers,' in Victoria
Hall. We feel confident from the put
record of the players that the pieces will
be well put tee the hoards and the parts
well acted. The will likely draw a big
hoses
Aeorwta Litena Cast -On Wed-
nesdayafternoon George Smith was
brougt before Mayor HorV'n on com-
plaint ad License Inspector Bell charged
with violating the second part of the
Canada Temb.rance Act. living t.. the
*bosom of the material witnesses, the
Mite was adjourned w 3 o'clock p. m. un
Sat urday.
Ii. K. Kirkpatrick, of Chicago. who
spent a portion. ,f his summer vacation
here, with his sister, Mrs. M 0. ('amer-
un, left on Saturday for the Phenix
City. Mr. Kirkpatrick is a shrewd ob-
server of men and things, acd :the would
only send as au occasional letter from
hs desk in Chicaggo it would be sure to
oe racy, original and instructive.
A Base. -A. B. Henderson not only
trolls p•,pular songs but he occasionally
trolls for Ash. On Wednesday he hook,
ed a tine bass, which weighed within an
ounce of 3 lbs. The vocalist doubtless
bad • little practice running up and
down the scales bef..re he Ke that big
bus, and has now bigger clamu than
ever to the tit:e of our leading bear. •
Feer M •vanish -F. Jordan, drug.
ght, Ass refnro.d fro.n a stx weeks'
ahem.. in Manitoba. He brings with
him a glowing account .4 the country,
and some Arai claws spseimesse of cauh•
e...sr, t.. proms Its ability to produce
good vegetables. He looks as if life .,n
the prairies agreed with him. sod has
great (•iib in the (stare of the North
West.
The Ha-nilt on .'1w-ttt .r has the fo';,.w-
ine u,,,,, rets critlunIaa of the .ster-
e dors dt•.wn at the recent ersibition in
that city : "Mr. k Crockett shows two,
pictures, both very attractive works.
(1.. is Ninset on the l' .ast. eh owing an
avid pee wall and vessels lynig peacefully
near the .'t err ; the other. the better of
(he tit-. is a w•eu• tat Ole D tui lea man}:.
lc.l.rlt i own the rw11.y -a sketch tauten
. on a dal; dor. a'id there is • haze over
the sure, which rather enhance, than f
detracts from the bratty of the scene.
$I'te•ut Sta•tos. -Mr .1 dot Mc '
(iiliivray wh.. for Lome time oast has
! taoeleeeeptably }ilfe.i the pnedlion of Ito
•;neral to Hey 11r 1're in the p•attorate
of Knox chorch. a. !I ah•.rtly leave t..
rise.. hi. ,tu.iles at Knot l',.Ilrge.
1 Hie eloquence. hie earnestness. and hie
laithfulnrso, have et..ieatr.l hire t,• the
people of Kuoa 1'bur:h, and a • :mpin
mentery social will be tendered hien on
Friday, (lit. ?nul, for which an excellent
pr.gramtne of Inusrc, rea.ling% rt- , has
°•esti prepared. !Br Meelillirr.y .►II
p-eit h a farewell 5. room .m sundny
«vetoing next. and the yoking past .r will
he certain to have wore of .;meet.; and
poster f..r the c,onyrea't..n with which
1,4' some tote---i.erhape for all time -he
is a i.• it to serer his c •nnettli.n.
G11 ' a wuia.
Veils Wean .'Its at aeww Teeae Arm send
Them r else t; •weer-1Ae awa1 s 'Amy.
Daring the past week 'Tomato wee a
lively hive, sad is dditioo to her 100,-
900 popshtion, Woe of thous'sds wt visit-
ors teak ie the sights and seesle of the
Quote* situ. Crowds Socked to the ea-
bibitiva gross& daily, sad the street
ears, rainy ou•chee and stemmas die a
hiehieg Weems. The admiral fair
was a great •1400w in exhibits, sen.atiuee
and alteadsoos, pad Manager Hill will
have to take a three months' leave of ab -
awes after tie thing is over, to saws -
labile himself upon the *nooses of the
show, if he is out prostrated osmpletely
with the overwork indolent to the great
undertaking. The main building was
thru.ged agricultural hall was a perfect
jam of people, machinery hall was a semen
of busy bustle,and the other departments
were all 'eel attended. It.(reshineut
booths did • roaring trade, luncheon
roams were run at high pressure, and
the proprietors looked as if they were in
the midst of their harvest. Music of all
kinds was in plenty, and male and female
brass bands, pianos and organs weld be
hoard giving forth sweet strains at all
times. The stock show was an unusual-
ly attractive one, and thither the pre-
'tonere
ro-gton ere farmers bent their steps to view
the best specimens that Ontario weld
exhibit. Fruits and Bowers were also in
profusion, and the effect of the show wee
gratifying in the extreme.
Tw[ GATLI!G Gt'N,
manipulated by Capt. Howard, of Hart-
ford, Co neoticut, was an attraction 10
all who had red et the struggle in the
Northwest and the aptt:re of Hatucbe,l
and as the loud detonations br ke in
upon all the other souods of the noisy
sones, tho.sanda gathered in the vicinity
of the death -dealer to view the effect of
its ssstteriog shoot on the target that had
been erected on the bank of the lake
There was a levete number of
C•a•ar[RRY snows
A disgraceful street fight took place
joist in front of Smith's international
Motel, on Saturday atteriw.on. The com-
batant* emanated at one tisam half-s-
.1..ano, and had two or three different
rows. We hope that after the evidence
that will be brought out mer Saturday,
the mere- will give explicit orders that
the well constables must prosecute theme
rowdies for disturbing the peace. Th.
International hotel has long been looked
upon with very open .mpicum. The
authorities of the tows should c,meene
with the lianas otn.miesioOers, and m-
o ist upon • more Agonies ptvoee.teun eQ
thuwe who are wo shamefully viul•tng the
liquor law.
OsfTC•RT. -The Bowmanville Matra -
mon of last week has the following re-
garding the dowses of the father of A.
J. Moues, of Goderich High tfohoo l :-
The late James Moore was horn in Brad -
worthy, Devonshire, England, in April,
1864, and died on the 30th day of July
1886. Emigrating to Camsda in 1863 he
w attled on the Base line of Darlmwtoo.
Hs conversion took place in 1S O.
Ever since Br'. Moore has been • steady,
constant Christian, a member of the
church and • class -leader Inc many years.
Hie house .as the nasal .krppient phos
of the ministers. For severs! years he
may be said to have cous(ituted the ne-
cimes of the Base line church, Darling-
ton Hie lama conscious words were. in
reply to some at apathetic grieving of his
wife, "Cheer up ; I have a hope beyond
the skies; I'm going t.. Jam, it won't
be long till we meet again." He leaves
an aged widow,and a family of three sons
and two daughters. His the • s „s, use
of whom, Joshes, is • mathematical
teacher ir. the High School at Gudcrich,
were present at the funeral.
DIM§ or • FoauRR Reanssr or
Gouaiucw.-The Kincardine .)(.nudard
has t5e following :-"Oho Tuesday even-
ing of last week Mr. Joseph Cook, a re-
spected resident of this tows, tett his
home on Huron Terrace 81.` at a late
hour and did nut return. The farad
thought he had gone 10 some tripods and
that he would soon return. Failing to
do this enquiries were met en fort but
without result. Yesterday • dead body
wee observed floating un the water near
the entrance of the harbor, and on re-
covery proved 10 be that of the miming
man. He had probably been walking
near the end of the pier, and in the
darkness stepped sato the water. He
was one of the first merchants to settle
in Kincardine, and his frank and hearty
disposition secured for him at all times
may friends, end thew who hear of
hie lamentable death will remember with
sorrow the manlyform and venerable
Joseph face of Mr. JepCook. In polities be
wee a Reformer, and is religion a non
'istent member of the Episcopal Church.'
Mr. Cook will be remembered by our
older residents se beteg at on. time One-
nected with the business of his uncle
Robe. Puke, and also that of W. E.
Grace.
Hv.ess•t.-The Winnipeg Mas.ito-
ban has the following interesting amount
Ot the recent doings of an old Swam..
boy :-"The nuptials of Mr. George H.
Sault& and Miss Nellie Leslie were cele -
brutal in the Congregational church last
e,winm, the Rev. .1. B. Silcox ofici.t-
ine. The bride looked charming and
loudest, the bridegroom manly and
nervous, and the bridesmaids blushing
and blooming like s., many ,nounain-
prnks. After the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. Sault., with those who had parti-
cipated and numerous friends, adjourned
to the house of the newly -married couple
99 William street, where • splendid
cobati.n was served, and after the tables
were cleared daemog began and was kept
up fur some time, the hours paving very
pleasantly. During the •venial Mr.
and Mrs. Sault* were made the teoipients
of many beautiful end wail/ presents.
, Mr. Sault. has been cw.nected with the
job depart invents of Wt.•ipse newspapers
for some yeses, and is now forerun .4
TA. aunif, .be.. °Ries. The many
friends of the happy couple unite in
wishing them a prosperous and unc(ood-
ed life and all happiness and success,
to th ro their -awial and domestic
spheres.'
F. b*.a.Mr Wed1gla!gBaer mbenva.
A large audienceammihl.d wt Knox
o huroh, Goderich, me Thursday morn-
. tug. Kept. 17th, to witness the '.atria••
Iof John Galt, .only son of the late Mr.
John (hilt. to Lena, eldest daughter of
Mr M. C. Cameron, M P., Goderich.
The church was filled with a Tarte
• and fedi- hie audience to witness
the in•,eresting ceremony. Dr. I. re,
LL B., pastor '.1 the church, a•sieted
by :he Rev. J. Thompson, M.A. , Sarna,
officiated. The beide, who was dressed
in cram satin and lace, was attended by
Miss Flora Cameron, her sister, Miss
Widder and Mt.. H•mrltnn,o( t;o,ierich,
and Mi.s Watson, .4 Ayr, who wore
* tette muslin and lace, with bonnet* to
patch. The gr.ommnien were Mtwara.
H. N. Robertson, of Hamilton, K D.
Lewrence, of Mitchell. 0 C. R..., of
(io,leri.•h, and It 11".1ah, of l.uelph. A1-1 the erten, y,the weddimt partt,c M
n etu.g o1 one haodrod guests...dow gilled
to the residence of the prides pi.eYar,
where a snmpttiouw 49c•n.rr was pave*.rn "f.
The hride was the recipient of note••.•
..us bauds•one ).resents fr relatives
an.l Inc,..).i, far and near. The happy
C•OII'Ie left by the n...n iron smdat
eh, were ..1 ries for their future home no
1( ncton, NIL-- [Toronto (;lobe.
men," said he, "Mi hent very dnttums&
hum r'e, you kwnw, Hf 'are nate bei
hall my lite hu tb1• W. °min' coualry,
you hoar. Hefter 1 .d done wet 1
euoeideesd to be soy duty by the hold
.ssIry, n I saw that thewee • eryie'
asosesitfor my prebout is aa-
dy, premisesC.
heed some yesrsagu 1 came bout 'ere.
Biuoir oumiu' bout I 'arm devoted some of
sty liabilities 10 the political, badness/ma-
id head soul q,mstioaa that hagilam, the
Owjisn mind, hand Hi ane bean
uniformly eueseletu1. Politica hand
beducativa his m 'obb., but Hi devote
ma the grounds, sad the ,•sage's of the
fair mast have taken in • saint sato la
linen's ir.m the various imposition&
On the whole, the impression that formed
or m nerd was that the promoters of
the fair were running the consent to
make .p • large surplus for the next
show, and were utterly regardless of the
oumIcrt or convenience of the tens of
thousands of visitors who attended dar-
ing the week so long as rolled in
epos the treasurer • desk. That the in-
dustrial fair has developed into
Bow £4worMaemeed§ TIM Week.
tor.
-14. •cent ',.
Rett Yaw. rattle.
vet Ian. Ute els.
Bate /Mater Lewis.
taule Matthew Foley.
ip Mahout ltiwtd U.wgdus.
Wanted Uruelt. Neuss ss.
the People's Column.
THE PARTY WHO HAS PO800111B-
.IIoY or • doubt• shovel Oars Plow he-
tamrinit w:s rog1.ete7ttti w nista It wf•h-
autW J 1; A1LL ItlsAu
some time to h,tLr subjec'a His Ito CAME ON THE PKEIUJI OF
wawa Hi 'ave made my h.nyress, hand she .obaoulbsr, tut s, Lab west
when Hi sae hep my pea 1 hideous co/Muss, about the ba[tanln[ oft/4..1..4
hea'aust the wb W hen wo ro
the north- cow an4 Id benhtrs. The w *wwis r,-
J.e quested t. pros property. a
bake west rebellion bout, Hi was not in um, them sway. IIIA gint-4 -1.KY,
1►uslop P.O. 111 i 4t
• position to gu bout un laactere service
with the Grenadiers, but I lost no hop-
portuutty of informing the public who
thronged my plane of business 'ow the
'alfbreeds were to be eyuelched, hand 1
sus m 54d friend, tie 1 Middleton,
ItaM.d he1u3Iy In baocor landr with my
views, "bard" -
But before he could complete his sea -
tours the donor of tee coach was .paned
by an ttitelligeut, matter-ui-fact l.o.k►ugg
woman, .h., called out to 'Arry to an
,naiiatakable woe, "gusty W llyum,
Parkdale s the neat etet►or, and 1 wish
you'd stop your everlasting talking, and
go *1110 the other arch and get our par-
esis. Your always'. --
"Cumin', ata, c.mlli Yid Arry who
►mmediate.y carted up with a Lace that
showed that lie was wound in hoe own
household, and that the "grey mare was
the better horse," as the saying ie -
When he had gone all hands bunt
into • hearty laugh, sod the jewelry
man said, '-well, if he isn't • blab
Bet who is be anyhow
"Duet you know him). remarked
the eroeery mar ; "Why that's the gab-
biest n.•a Ir the city when his wife isn't
around. His the laughing, stuck of the
west end, and loafs around doing meth-
ine but blowing about his knowledge of
men and Wage. He'd be in the poor -
hone. if it wasn't for his wife. She
amps a tripe shop, and cheap eating
One• up 111 the ward, sea se an indus-
trious woman ; but he's what the late
Mr. Spuopeodyke would call a "dud
gwted tu.l. "
It's mighty strange" raid the man
from Kingston, "but every town seems
to have one of theme telbws. We have
• mate to him is the Limestone City."
"And so've we said the the Stratfurd-
ite
"And we, taw,," quoth the Bellevillian.
"And the woods are full of them on
and around Ottawa,' chipped in the
Iumber loan.
I didn't gore Goderich away, but I
thought upon the subject uevenhelew.
D Md:.
• 0R[•1 CNDt*T•*IX0
is beyond yeestion, but I firmly believe
that satisfaction would result it greater
attention and hinter aceom.odatioe
were extended to the teem•./ thousands
who are, after all, the great contributors
to the domes of the institution. What
the public want to see is the legitimate
show whereat they an annually view
the great progrees which less been made
in aggnewltsre, art, mectaates, improve-
ment of stock, and such like, but the
efforts to astonish the natives of this
province of ours with eenentinnaliam,
and wonder exhicitiuns is uarryir.g the
business too far.
001111 vo THS snow
early in the day smears to give pleasure
to all, bot the humsc,ming is a terror to
ell persons who are quietly disposed and
abhor crowding. The return trip in my
own case was anything bat pleasant, and
I noticed many who maned to be broth-
ers and sisters in affliction. The train
was slow to mart on the journey home-
ward ; the crowd was inipatient 10 get
back to the city ; and the jostling to get
seats in some cases resembled collar and
elbow issues. Finally the train reached
the vicinity of the onion station ; the
pest up crowd broke from the close c n-
6nement ..f the cars, and with pleasure
trod once more the desty streets The
opinion of all the sight -seas atter the
ohow ie over is that the arsnal indus-
trial fair conies often *week for the
goad of the community.
Har. •00 ever 00'.. &caress a real
Rakollah Arry when travelling about
11 yea have not, pray that )vee never
may. I have seen a few specimens of
of the gents, and will give you a sample
of one whom I lately came acnes. He
was talkative. loquaeioes, besasy-mouth-
md and boastful. To hear him talk yew
would imagine that he owned the United
Kiuvdom entirely, that Canada was hie
patrimony, and that the teeming millions
Of the United States rendered him tribute
a.unto aCaesar. lean tsay that ihave
any liking for persons of this kidney, but
after all .one cannot lint take in the vari-
ees pottering*, boasting' and stretching
of the long bow which the pereence of
such mnmhack• is sun tr) bring about.
Well, this particular 'Airy was airy, and
he let us all know it. He had travelled
up the Mediterranean and gazed upon
the Levant. He heal bought lutecium
grapes at Malta, and golden -heed
oranges at Gibraltar. He had talked
with dukes and earl' in the old land. and
if his basting' could, be believed, had
narrowly escaped capturing the gold
medal at Oxford for profundity c know
leder• ; the Victoria Cress for winning
Britain's battles ; the Legion of Honor
for scientific discoveries ; the humor of
' the Meji.he for straightening up the
Levantine emhr•e►io ; the Royal Celes-
tial Fan from his imperial Highness the
Krwperor of ('hind for writing • letter, in
heor
position *1 casual newspaper rrer-
pondent. which had the effect ..f dist••,..
Ing the Black Flags . the , dying I
gratitude of the English Trines for roll, -
(pine Illadstone'a popularity in Mid- i
lothun ; the freedom of the city of
Lr radon for him eh'. eff,.rta un furthering
the edneatirm of the maa•et in Britain,
and a nmeher of other dignities that *t
preset writing i fail to remember. He
wee short and wpm', with a voter like a
hull of Holbert. a...1 the periling4 his'
thee( showed th.t there was n'. chance
of ceeenteon for want of motive grower,
when otiee his bellows got fairly to work. ,
Like Artemis Ward' kangaroo, he a■.
"an *mu rein' little cite&"Gentle
TENDERS WILL DE HICCUP/ED
1 up to the Nth .w lieptcmber, ler. for the
pslatis, of 44' Patrick's Ward tlahool on the
outrage. Ts.. cats of must. pure lead sad
oat The Wesel or say truder n,e awanaselly
Atidna W>i: OEOI8WAN5U1
chairman a oanttaeeat committee. 111411
l'enessWe Tans motel.
Gilbert has told es that a "policeman's
lot is not a happy one,'• but judging by
the case of Thomas Noble, the roan who
falls total of • shamble is s mere un-
happy being. Mr. Noble is one of those
who, owiug to Inspector Ball's iadit-
ferenee, has many a time and oft had a
bottle .d liquor at our liquor stores un a
venerable certificate that appear to do
general business fur two or three of the
Mays. On Tuesday, the 15th, Mr.
Noble and John Shanklin, with the little
.ertiicate, nailed at the West street
medical dispensary Inc a bottle of beer.
Eddie Campaign, the clerk, astounded
and confounded these young gentlemen by
saying that Constable Yuill b•.l said that
they were to have no more that day.
Mr. Noble was indilnaut, and seeing
Constable Y uill a short hues afterwards
asked him why he had done s o. The
guardian of the peace, Noble swears,
cheesed him pretty freely, glide the
constable and others swear that Noble
called Yeil) "a d -d liar. The up -
shut of it was that Noble wail struck over
the head and shoulders with a heavy
stick by the constable, some say without
real provocation, while the constable
avers that Noble had assumed a threat-
ening manner, and knowing him to be
treacherous he had to keep him under.
Noble was cut over the eye, had • oo0-
siderable lump on the side of his head,
and was bruised over the arena People
are divided as to whether the constable
did right or not. The mayor on Tule-
day dismissed the action for assault
brought by Noble Wilmot Yell). It w
Ile be piped the lemon will be taken by
bush, and that Inspector Ball, who was
invited to hear the case, will enquire
how and why the young man McLeod
I got liquor at Doyle's drug store on Tues-
day, Sept. lb, as the evidence says he
got it for Noble when Noble could not
get it for himself.
(1•aeery aesl goes.
Leech v. Leech. -Thio was an action
to recover dower and balance of legacy.
I Settled between the parties. G*rr.,w &
Prnudtoot for plff : McLaren k Co. for
deft.
Carleton v. Carleton. -Action for Ali.
mossy. Settled between the part:ea.
(iarn.w & Prnudfn..t for pig ; Burrett
' for -left.
McCaughey v. Gray. -Action on pro-
missory note. Judgment for plaintiff.
Holmsted for p :ff : Garrott & Pr ';idf.ot
for deft.
Mclean e. Que'.ec Bank.-Aliourned
Ito next sittings. Cameron. Ht It & Cam-
eron for pit; (:arrow k Proudf..t far
deft.
Platt s, Grand Trunk.- -Acme for
damages Ad journe.t to sitting', .t Tor.
onto, Camer•'n. Holt & Cameron for
pltf ; (lawn. fi Prrwdtoi.t fur daft.
Gregory v. McGuire. -Action nn pro-
misr.ry not.. Judgment for plfl. by
amsent. Meer ♦ Dickinr,u for plff. ;
lemmatise, Hok * Cameron for deft.
Amusements.
/(1tDERiutl MECHANICS' INsTI-
JTt'TE LIRRARY ANDREADI7MO
Went. sew. of Saw* street aad Square .up
stairs.
Open emu I en s p m. and from 7 to 10 p.m,
ABOUT 200, VtILS iN LiBRARY.
1,0 fioq 1,,
Ire neer( Illwol„nferf
Apr,. .inane••, d r., .n. 1'.(r.
7(I'MAI:C-HI1' 111 KET. ONLY •lees.
'reorient gree use of IJbrary and ite-a.l,ng
1: nen..
.‘rrpll.•at'on for m.ml.rnhip rere'ved Ty
Libraries. In room..
(OM. HIVE. ALE1C MORTOlr,
1'n ..dent. SWreary
Code r:eh. Match 121h, 3
1 OST-ONTHUKt1DAY MORNING,
please .a11 at this idles. tlr3
/ • red .ash's hair shwa The seder wilt
L101'ND-A BROAD HEADED KEY,
r with the same 1. Y. Davie os It The
owner can have II by preying proper_•yisad
paying fur ad a ort tsemen'. t
wTOTICE TO DEBTORS -Alt WE
AN have deckled to go out of the c rryg
business, alt scc onau sow due es emit be
settled before the he of October, Lar, or they
will re put into court fur collection. T. d J.
STORY. Carriage -awaken.
(ioderta5. sept. 7, iAt& 11411-8
(-IAMB ON THE PREMISES OF
the subscriber. he le. rot. 11. townshlpot
Went Wawaaaal.. about the 1u of July, •
year old steer. red, with sew white apps.
TYeowner a iegatitad to prove twu/ert• par
expense and take it •wey- THOM♦a TODD
M. Helen's 1'. O. M1ast
SHORTHAND.-18AAC PITMANS
PHootIORAPHY. The met peeweeeys-
testtaught . Instruction beaks toe sale at Tina
Saha At ogler. Leery bey and girl should
Warn shorthand. fait
VDWARD SHARMAN, aat('[LAT aa
A and plasterer. thanks tbe public for their
opol lu ted pat notate. Its is st i l ready to do
all work is his line in a •upertar wanner.
Prices to alt the times IrAttleate.41Tea fur
handles whew required. 1177.17
For Bale or to tet.
- " --
T() RENT -A FRAME HOOSE ON
1L tamale, Street, o.•talsiag neons teems.
Apply to Mate. l'ATTLIC next doer. SOW
VOR SALE -GREAT BARGAIN -
r Hoses and two Iota on the Mures Mea4.
One of the neatest places la taws. Orad
orchard. gat deo.
salt-
SE 101111 t LEWE&
GOOD HOUSE TO LET, NEAR
the Ratios. Apply telt. C. HAY& 111113 It
T° RENT -Ter PREMISES Klsowe
as St. Andrew's Mani. recently occupied
by Rev. P. Owes -Jesse. Apply at the Pest
Uaa', for particulars. 1011-1/
1
FARM FOR SALE IN LEEBU&N-
A splendid faro. of 100 scut, about r
wee cleared. beat Ip 7. lake read oast town-
ship of Colborne. Geed frame • d barn
anti orchard on the pee.ussVery .aveei-'
eat to echoed seal oheeb. and sheet 4 mike
from Goderich. Will be sold ea re•sossh1s
terms Apply to MRs Y. HORTON. Dunlap
N.O. eke -
FARM TO LET -FOR A TERM Oar
ream, Lot obi eve, In lee Maflead ma-
cemion, of the Township of Goderich aupgy
W Weer to J. 8. MARS. Ytes/1erd. hewer
.T
Legal Notices.
UDi('IAL BALE.
IN THE HIGH COCRT OF JCSTICE,
Elwin env Dormice.
Ito m[irtec m. a. 11wa('g [ x a tee C
Pursuant to the )ndgroeat and Baal order
Inc sate made in this mese. there will be .old ?`e
with the approbation of Sutherland Malmm-
sos.Fwqu.re omen( the Masters othe Supreme
Court of Judicature at Dederick
AT MARTIN'S HOTEL, IN THE TOWN
OF 0004R ICH.
in the County of Howes
v*to..lny, t,6. _'.;tA duly •' 1(rpfeewke,, ISA;,
at 12 o'clock. soon. by JOHN K- 1OL AeMI•.- r
per. r5. fotlowtng r.luabk pemp.rty .(11 1.
on ret. I'strick's Street gee blo.k 1... the
Market Amore.. in the Town of Dederick, to
Pthe following pareela .*meli
mania/ numb, r. 1 1. . the said Tom f GooLast bale of Lot le -
rich.
There in • comfortable rowagbf.eoase't1 dwelling
bow. Ii wurey'e bar& an gaod,cooditba. and
at present occupied by a tenant. on this
Parcel No. ^ The West halt .r Let ri57.
running number. in the said lbws or Cede -
rub.
There u also nn this parcel • comfortable
=tweet dwetltrpr gels, ti wwey's high, in
Inwd coadlt:on, and at present occupied by a
tenant.
TERMS OF BALK.
Ten per emit down on the day oe male to the
PWatd's Sulu i:urs, and the behave• talo
(bet within one month thereafter, without
imterea& when the purcaaser will he entitled
to a er$Teyance.
The purchaser. at the time of sale, will be
required to ales $n agreement for the oom-
pieties of the mid .ale. •
The properly wil: be put up subject to•
reserved bid.
In ether rnperts the eo•dt ops of sol kL
be'
a res mtaenitrwt c.0w4* tldba * ss1e t
('onr•.
Further earth -blare ma he had from the
Auctioneer or from taw P.iatiff'to Solicitors.
Dated the 4th day of September. IIMg I1
P. M A LCOMSON.
OAfROW ! I'Itn.t1 j F(l ?dieter at Goderich.
Plaintiff's ilelicltors, =Ltd
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS.
County of Hnrea t ivy virtue of a write of
Wit : l Ffart Ferias, leaned out
of Her
Mit
wjesty's county Court o1 the Pooley
0ftaHuron, and to me directed and delivered
(t'ILLIAM ( t'f Lands
at 1 suit of HENRY
H(.RtTOON. t have seised anal taken In *sera -
tion *11 the right. title. i•tereet sad equity of
:vn.mrtkm of all that tract. piece or parcel of
land situate lying and being it the village of
Poet Albers. to the (',,unty 01 Hume and
!'-eviller of Ontario and being r..mposed of
Int numherrleren. We s.tf of the Loo ton mad,
in :he mid ' tilag. of Pnrt Atha• eontelning
b3 alms•.:rrourat four err.. ret Iand I,e the
'.me more or her. Which lands snd term -
Merits 1 shall Leer Inc rateat any ,10•e. Is the
('ours House, in the Toe, of (:ndrric►, on
Saturday the enmity Marto h da M November,
aa5, st the hour of twelve of the clock, scan.
RnRFT T (itARONS.
.erlfa nitre, Oetterich, seer Hsnrou
Ill
Angier IMI, leR', i r1►tr
A eaicat. tr.fp
R CASE, M.D. C.11.,
Ont. Phvrtelea. limiters. Aeeeorheer.
NetOffl.-e /That terse
thus betel, feet-
chln.nni lion r' o•lsspwA 1.) (or.
geenos. Nlight office Mar
DR. Ms LEAN, PATRICIAN, SCI:-
ttF.ON. t',termer tee Office and mildew*
Nese, Wye.••, second dour west of Victoria
Stmt.1711.
i IBS. SHANNON 1. HAMILTON
Pnvs11•n., eurs4..a., Acme -here. to
ogees. et Dr. ehsase.'s modest.. nese the
Rs•.l
Goderich G. L. tui1•'. Nov, J. C. Magill
toe