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NEWS ABOUT nom*.
A °Mere amine of.'akla Tows
A. WY MTU week 16
Tow TOTEM.
nor barwa(s. ,t. eta•.unat-i, lamas a.:d lam"
seeds GAO u Mira. ,'ootids, blest coater eel
ress meek to snake wagter sow. Yeas.
•ad dd can •et heresies at Mn. (eke s.
Party %wartime@ deal reflect
powder .plalon, bre R Mallows the photo
grapkar. Myer Lad •esetoc.er mems tato his
Medio wham reared imam h. cooldn %pat halter*
/the pat. s. la the proper 11th•
OC the :': '] i j y , • t .
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rill& HURON SIGNAL
tTIMf big badmen flemoseig serried em •tonte. Every body was plw•d with
b Ur. Ab1Mly r w* wtoads
drrtist of Victoria H.11 wastu bcrowded by nailed
G. 11. hall. .,p, u.aj,. W cod
1/4411. fourteen jean etsudtug. Ha has %wdiauce to wat:b the Jubilee exercises.
emend, aided rrKsty to the dreg muck The stage was occupied by vserttait
proVi. serried, aad has made up has soldiers, among wb..m were Capta
n Ind t•, drive business to his line. His Stirling and 7wmatertnao, (tooth of whom
advertisement steewhere u thus ussae -, are hysteane), Capt. Calhoun, the
will repay penual• 1. under of the stslioa, Capt. I iehesd•
Th. union Sunday school content' .n son. and small others- The Waists
thefor of B ill be bold so Width/x*1 took the vomiting iu hood, and
like sold soap co'l't those fellows badly
dads
who dset est ea *Teresa! at Pridbsd that
/':alter. The d Y
who pstronla.. k A.
lo IsolaPridhem had Isolaat the thermometer ha
old d
tore they folsd tt was • ser.
People are busting op • • wb*eh
c bean !Jas• away unfrosted,and Wile,
them to 8awader'• variety were- tog se
salt of the prr.eat low proms. olden
but MAI fort of ssewJina. midrib they aro
selling • prows prls than roar fir offeredis
cion. ' so
cheap.•t how da•' Westin'•
Mins ltwtson visited friends in Ktrat
1.,ld Let week. ►
John 1'haris.. 1 Delve geMM in town
daring the week.
Mise Maud Start ri vitdties bar
Dr. *word, of Kinardine.
Nest Sunday will be eotstpVtipeo Sun-
day at St Ueorge s church.
The H P. L `. will;buld its rerolar
rioting .,u Friday' evening.
Tobo caning and .roasting on ties har-
bor hill a the rate Yost now.
\1r and Mrs. W. Chapman. of Winn
n
ham, wethe guests of Me. and Mrs.
Geo Old on Friday last.
Mrs. L T. McDonald. of tlteslcy, u
spending • few weeks with her mother,
Ks Hyslop, Wolfe street.
The feast of the purification of the
B. V. M.. will be l at St.
Peterson Sunday nest, the feast ooiog
transferred to that day.
The Oen Clsb have decided to hold
their matches every week at two o'clock,
beginning to lay. The club will meet
lit E. R Watson's store at that boor.
Mn. A. L (irtsIcy, of Boston, left
for her home during toe week. She had
been assist* to nurse her sick father,
lir. Fuller, during the past few months.
Jos Pimento).- For cheap and satis-
factory jub printing leave your orders at
TILE SIGNAL office. Our facilities are the
best is tuwn for fine, rapid and cheap
work.
DONATION.-- Warden Gibeon's dona-
tion left in the hands .:i Judge Toms
sad Mr. Adamson, has been divided in
Lour amongst eleven widows in '2Miy
and ten in 1888.
Wt can //ile. sod Weasesdsy, *sat fa he ams • very happy mood, he lest
°dam /.wythe flavor of his enthusiasm to the pro-
F.o. Meat sod Stilt 7'h• hesti•y's fie*- u trld
sou ■iol be held fa the Methodist and o••dtog•. Time was plenty ut of ,
this second day's in the Presbyterian el los, dwelt*, choruses. ate -all of a
p Ks ' and croon' ad"rw.s .•'
Sunday K workers front r Urs also •puke m a
p lis of the oswnty will M pees... and •"kbtow Rey- D•s liberal *tad hearty 'pint.
da hoof k 1 m ail "1411°°• *owl , •sP
y t. Captain
take part to the Hasson and Lieut Rasduo oars poise% to
We regret W learn that M. C. timer- oue of the most •uciosselul /canoe/ /fete o1
on. M.P., has been.s,..rahat indtipt»W
the during the poet oowp s of weeks, but an . yaLT Barents Crc.cs."
pleased to locus wet 1.• expects L'•' ftev. H. W Steele, incumbent of St.
in harness atom shortly. St. Thomas Stephen's oberci, lectured w the above
has billed hien ('.r next soak, I'uuiltun sob act in St. G. a school house ow
wants w bear hiss as soon as posaible,.ad Ta •d• evai Owiat to the severity
Ktugtat.o and other points are osudiul tit Y rhe
claims for meetings from him, of the but the
the attendance was Dot
mA
George Meyer, rf the Chisr¢u & St. Large, the lecturer got an intelliger-
7 bearing, and the collection was a Reiser -
Louis R. R., i. in Grams Ire •week's or, sue. The lecture gave evidence of
v,.it 14. a m the p.s.e:nger depart- s careful study of the questi,•s, slthrogh
moot of that rood, awl has not beer ne:thio¢ now was br..o¢ht forward for
home for Hires lean H• says that thaw ambo have *leen the "ablest any
Aillecican e.tl.sy in don't think 'h. cewidersble attention. Mr. Steele
0 P. K bas hew plashed wisely aha"' dwelt on the fact that the New Testasreet
and that it nosy have beim better for alone gave het little idea of the early
the maratemest to make bate slowly. form of church government. Fora sumo/
At the last voting of L 0. L, No. view of the tortes wad practices .if the
182, the following oftioen wore elected primittve church it was necessary to refer
for the present year :---W. 0. Murney. to the early history of the church, as
W.M. ; Robert Sharman, D.M ; Robert banded down iu the writings .I the
Pluneett, chaplain ; Thos. Saleyd, Ste.; rattlers, and the chruuieles of the early
John Reid, treas. , Wm. Mains, D. of C.; historians. The fathers showed that
Geos McMullin, letterer ; committee, qt-i•tiuote was ost•bliehed in Great
;■ y t .• a sr1 .,e fie•.
FRIDAY, FEB. 5, 1880.
THE SCOTT ACT.
A Polio* Yagiedr tit Appointed
fix Huron.
les smfoMeeen and to he Vara.
wise tareased.
Mrs. Robt. Dickson, accompanied by
her son Robert, pond a visit to relatives
here last week. They were the guests of
Mrs Dickson's sister. Mn Spence,
during their stay.
W. are glad to hear that Mr. Fuller.
father of Mrs. A. M. Polley, is recover-
ing after a severe attack of illness. At
one time hope was given up. but the
patient u now gradually gataog
strength.
Dr. M. Nicholson, the Went Mreut
deuuet, gives particular tattettiun tr. the
regulating of children's teeth and filling
o.tytth with gold a epects!ty. Gas ad-
ministered daily for peonies* extraction
of teeth.
A parlor social will be held at the res-
idence of Mrs. J. H. C.. boree, 8t. Pat•
lick's street, on Tuesday evening next.
at 8 u'clotk. soder the 'Papacies of the
Women's Mis•e,,aary ;;society. Ad
peiarion lila .
J. D. Hayhurst, formerly of Ooderielt.
'who brought the G.derich amateurs to
Palmerston, is to be congratulated on
the success of the venture. The Form
ten, sad the people of Palmerston, were
Welt pleased with our'ola;era.
"'he thermometer registered 1S' below
sero on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock.
We don't know where it went to earlier
in the day, butuam it was correspond-
ingly'low. It baa been very cold all
week -owe prolonged "snap.
The grocery outines,' of the tate George
(7ra:n', is now managed by James Heal•
who advertise, a great slaughter of
pnr•s. Mr. Heals beiievea in a gnarl
tree cf printer's ink, and the management
* 1 the estate is safe in his haada
F 0 Ncelin, of the Keaforth St.•t,
dr: aped in upon woo Tuesday. F. ti.
Lae the printingof the Ih,minion vcteri
fist f en municipalities and in con
We have Piet learned that James
Kax,tt, barrister, of ClMoton, has been
a; punned polios isagistrate for the mem-
ty o1 Huron. Her a sound tempereece
mss, and will be acoteytable to the Sar►1
Act party. He brings to his uf3ee a
legal transoms, sad he unghI w ill the
p sitioo with boner.
Ou Wednesday Mr. Mowat 4.14.17
promoted the Dominion Alliance that he
would appoint and in-
spectors in Scott Act ouustis at sea early
dice. Good.
Th. liquor stores iu lows, sow selliie(
illegally, had better take dos their
signs.
James Millwa, Jam" IReag, Lewis Briton at • very early date---pueeibly by
Elliott, Wm. Bombs'', Gee. Rates. The St. Paul, who certainly had been to
Lichee meets on the last Tuesday d sash Owl 00 a - tour. He troeid
wroth. the pregame of Christianity by the ap-
CaoMi.zr App SAXTON.-W have re- peen SSS of English bishops at the Coup
oeived from R. Sallow. copies of his ell d Adie in 314. slid f aloe
yatheir
cabinet photos of R. Meese Cr,asley pressose et the C ,uracils o
sod
and Sexton. The likeness In both cases Nice. He traced the growth of the
are excellent, sad the Looe and finish of Papacy, and claimed that the title of
the pictures all that can be desired. Mr. Pope or Head of the church was not
/;allow. an supply thew pictures at low given to the Bishop of Rome until 110[1,
rates, and as both the originals have and the* nut by the Church as a whole,
many admirers in this neighborhood, be but by the Roman emperor. This title
ought to find • ready sale for thew was nut admitted an England until the
aplestlid photographs. time of Hing Juhu, and it was thrown o/
Digo IN Catceoo -John Chisholm, a by Henry VIII in 1634. The lecturer,
f ormee resident d G,dench, who left for however, did not gibe much credit to
the United States about 22 years ego, Holey as a moral reformer. He then
died in Chicago recently. He was well. monocled to trace the onward program
known in the township of AabSeld, of tht cbarcb under succeeding eoo-
where he also resided at one time. He ereignit Rev. W • J,hnenn occupied
had been in poor he•Itb for many years the chair. A vote of thanks, moved by
owing to the loss "f one of his legs, yet Ven- Archdeacon Elwood, was wises -
his death was sodden and unexpected mutably and heart ly carried.
He was s cousin of Mews. Hurh,
William and Alex. Chisholm, orf Col-
borne. In th3 re -c-1: .tbitrstioo between the
Rsstmrrt. Plcrvaaa - Th." Iwo City of Stratford and the county of
in+
`III I I
u.Ya•• -
/tear► s•esol Tt *stn.
The first me•t.aa of 13.3. IIuard 1 ie refill
held ea Medoesdal I••• to the
Dentistry.
s`1* IOHOIAION, ID K.
1 1 .r
was
/edea ace meditfM p D g w T A L R003111. vl'M
town
c •
statute. AN the member• wen pcss•st It/gnth Mur below the 1'.11 Wks.
auvetasciL ! y
cosset Dr. Mel.sa. Mr. (1.ples taking
his seat ter the fins time en behalf el the 1 UT. L WOULVL'RTUN, L D. a.
Separate fished• irr %sc, Charges y rate.llows All wart
Mr. Wm. Kay wee named.
Mortal chalrssaa, sad Mr. AdTowa •a
fib. faatecia • at.weat ler the teat
veer was read and Sled. ee+ilaalsR
A letter Irons MIM Ssrivoter
her palmettoes* teacher in theHigh School
was read, sad es motion
etory
was IMtrweted to advertise for a *ams•••
atm. at itfM safety. Miss Sprtesers re-
signation to be accepts.' as own as the
vacsury sea bei fitted.
Aa asppIM•tioo .1 Mr. Hests, aretakee,
fora boa of SIO, wee granted.
Aaehat is , for work doss, wereeorde►-
Mr. Shaman,
ed id.
Tne Head Master Mated that Mr. J. R.
Wilier had fovea& • collection of seismal.
and educaUosal bogks M. the Higi'
cabinet „motutw of Mr. Elates children, path, the caul of the county was mho.
now on view in neat frames in the poet aged by J. T tiarruw, Q C., of Godo
office, are attracting mach attention. rich, and w satu(act.'ry were 3.55 sins
The work u well duo., and ranks among to the cuuuty un the 'natters in dispute -
the best ever turned oat ID 1h. cuonty. that at the Janney session of the county
1f Mr. Stahel will work op to the high council, held last ws•e•k, the foltowisg
standard of tams picture' hie Phut"- resolution was unsaImous'y tarried -:
graphs will be in great detnand during Moved by Mr. Jams. Treaded by Mr. Mc.
the summer when the American visitors MWIIan• tint a vele of /beaks be teUMrwl 1
come here. We aontratulate hies on thlanerrul toe• ?. Genres, lip., 4.red
rich. ter tete eery e,eiewt se es eenrters+A
the success of these c.btneta the coast, to the arbit:sties between Use
°panty and the arty of Htr.'t-,rd. sod that a
Two sleigh loads, , the youth. oev of this reo•tsttna be forwarded to that
beauty, chivalry end harmony coistttut geodesist'. Oertified.
W.. Davos ors. es.
Cie t.
ing the North street Methodist church Januer72►th, ltet
choir, drove to Clinton nn Monday even- To be r' fully satisfied with the
ing last, and were most hospitably enter- cervices of s legal gentleman as to pay
tailed by Mr. and Mrs. John Detlor, his b;11 cheerfully, and peas him a special
formerly of Ooderich. They spent s vote of thanks besides, i.. somewhat
most defirhtfal e.eoinr, and made the unusual on the part of public corpura-
evening sweet with music The trip was /iota, sand it speaks str.mgly to favor .1
voted a success by threw wh:, attended. Mr Garruw•s efficiency and probity. The
and Mr. and Mrs. Dottier hue earned bar of Huron has cause to be proud el
the name of being a splendid host and the professional reputation at home and
hostess. abroad of the new Q. ('.
C. E. T. U. At the neat meeting of
the C. E. T. II. to be hr!d ren Monday Pia.5. ••,.•
eveninr, Feb 8, • choice program will --
be given. Songs will ha given Over twenty tams attended the bee
by Miss Radcliffe. Mrs. R. B. Smith drawing brt_rs from Wu,etham ter the
and Mr. Belcher, a quartet'e by new church last week. The bricks are
MAN, Mr , and Harry Rises and Mr. T. about all rn the gr and noti.:
Angus ; and reading." by Rev. W John- The Grange meeting and social on the
piton, and Messrs. J. Mitchell and T 21th ult., was • grand success, delegates
Angus. The brans hand will be present ung in attendance from the both couu-
oa the ocesswn. A elver collection ties At the social, Mr. Daniel*, (ram
will be taken sop at the elope, an4 it is near Kincardine, oocupted 'the choir to
hoped the audience sal deal liberally on the eatahetion of all. The good things
•the occaiwn. supplied by the !.dies was •imply ex-
cellent. and the pn"grame, though Iuu
sod varied, was well carried out.
Miss Jennie Green, Turnberry. and
Miss Maggie Murdoch, Ashtieldr spent a
few days last week with their aunt, Mrs.
Was Mant och.
Miss Kellie amt Edie Morton, Lee -
burn, mud us a short riot on Wednes-
day week. They srcm pleased with tins
part ..t thecuuntry.
W were tteated to a Temperance
lecture last weak by a gentleman fr,,go
WgIliegt.rn county. He tray trying tit
tart an insurance company in connect -
ten with our hlve._
Sh•pparlltaa.
TPAIOrTIKa -The tesmeetinrheld n,
the Methodist church here on Thursday
.v. nitg last ill aid of tfr. Sunday school
was well attended, and pr••%ed to be a
success. Rev. John Turner occupied
•ho chair. tepee. hes were made fry
Ib-va. Turner sod Cohbledtck, and try
Messrs. Hetherington, T. Stewart and
Echlin. Readings were tyre• by 8. P.
W ill:stns, of Dunlop. and a recitation by
Wei Linfield, ul Leehuni. Utile Mitt
Mid' ,nnell, a wen lass .4 shoot nine
rears of age, sang • solo •fir; aor:epttth y.
The Nile chair, lad by Mr Duat..w,
rendered excellent service- With the
excepte.n , f the c induct of vane over
grown leas in the rear part 01 alt• botlds.
u.*, everything ga. a sat afacttss ..
a or net meeting and ounceri t. ud "1 Knox
asquently happy. We are always pleated chureh wilt be held h the church on
11n ase our r •njr: • r3 wenn they cumin to Friday evafng next, Feb. 12111. The
the a.anty capital, management is in goad hands, and • treat
A. B, Henderson ,i, et the cnn- r: hi in shore Per all who will attend Mra.
kt feafntti Inst week in aid of the trend
Mc 'other, of Ham hns, who charm.d a
K that town. The Rr}'es,fe +say -"A (;..derich a.dieoce last year, will appear.
B Nrnd.non. "1 (:cden h, 'fi . s, I.0 and Miss Wynn, Mr Hend.rsow and
ea
Ent apt rance before a `tueforth an iv other local ,ocali•te will also eine.
once. left alt excellent impre.si, n, and all Walter Hyslop. a prumlatnt homer), and
.5113 las 4111.1 /..hely-l•fl nine?/.• Joins Viseard, a yeung tenor, will make
ns taus WiNT R►cK.- --I ue•dity their debut. W, 4.1p,ct to aeo a bat
bat wan Csndle.as DWT, and s tete turn out on Friday vetting. Adnessiuo
bright Candlemas it soma, if the hear 464_
tan,* out on Tuesday, hi couldn't help Milo McGarry, the elocutionist, mole
seeing a to i.dly-ox d eha.low, loot if the her first appearance in O••derich last
old w• lean '• tale bre • rood authority to week, under the mowers of Wirth street
11"' by, w• are in I. r sus weeks' winter M.'thodut church. She is an escrllent
weather yet, elocutirniat, and made a meat f.o.raUe
Hoeft
punka lies e•nnpleted the impression. Her telecti.•na r,.crod a
pate glass trent on hie new ,trr, nest wide wined, hal her versatility proved
fo the post eftl;e. Tial• /leis I. j .d •n equal In the demand. Her rendition
finch in th,c4tness, and rt-s,au of (w, "t "The Charge of the !dab:. Briyede'
plats 754 s 11:1 i'..l„•. two 42 x 113 on Thursday evening wan thrilling,
fie. end two 21 s 8a .neer.. The .Lele her tale ..1 a "Leap Year's Woo
fret id a credo to the •,terpri.• ,d Mr ing' was jest as full ..f fun and provosa-
j)bnlo;' and as ornament ,o the town lite of lanelier as it could he The
,.lease Harkin, cf 0 ,.l.,.t.'h, has pur "Charity thinner" was admirably deserib-
ehs •.ad the trot and shoo boaoo•as c( .d on Friday evening. and the selection%
Rwr Hendrie. at primal , and has take, leneral:y were well given. Dunne both
s...el•,,n 1A' re ran ''rale., mond Mr ecenin*e Mils Me(lerry woe emoted hi
ligi et in t t the topple of Renssil a. m I'.eel vncal• and musical Latent. "The
good citizen-- M.•dy. industrious and re K!eieh Ride' eto•res tor the ehtr, we. en
!et We expect to bear of hie saress, enjoyed that It had to be given loath
bedews we feel certain that he will de- ni,hts.
g•rrait RALTATIOR AR NY 301,15* - Th.
M. Q elemerme, harrioter, wren the *poem] oared Des of the li..:saeoes Army
tallith prise (1161 offered by the Toront., nn Raterda, Peed• v and Monday were
qac. for • (Thristteas st.wv Of tie sem I.rtely attended. The ratherinoe were
1pMW member of 'Pfeifle written, 46 t., celehrste the aanisesaryof the est•h-
-*rely sorry printed, and cur t•lentrd lishmaut of a *cation of the army ie
ong t, wssm*n wait wet• op to the I at. I(lnderich Theo* wase tarowate••fiance
.A F. e• so, ed noderoch, was one of of vision* vJdlw., especially .•s the lam
doom who had • semi printed in the day. O.ierg to tihs..a 1'.3i t. Glover
Colonialist love.,r :.11 not c.,ute het (1,.p5 (lr41th "Ties
Lo At New. W hope/o be ah:. to
Rive r! „ser strenu„n to our 1•.csl c lujnp
The tort of nam
a14 .e
r .Lis w.. T 1.7
yen... the cissa/; r,tnr r t1 n•1
0. ter ,
fid* r,r liMefl tw'IpQ leo op trod, y ''
as follies lore would +AI ftp Jr p•44,
• sr friends can rive its much arot.nrs
gay handing a in N• ms , f et. inter -•-.t i
Pinta' moat.. (3.r. ut the facto an•1 r •
Wlll dress Ulm ep.
Welsh Ministrel," with big Taj little
*stiles, seem isd his eke. Ties setertees 1fair. Tie bated" lotted lee I,ntd1N'.n
en Sends, ware eegwde4, end bel for lev*it.4 1t.4seder - • -
•
f% tire`!; antics 4 the W.Ish Mittlstred 'rhe quartette 'dram l Iw1etl .J the tw-
`n A•p Mum sane* yeller M7 •r aped riot trbs.,rtod ,t. butane's .os Molyfy.,
bff empide of the Army TI. les Amon* the resolutions poised wee ole
talky ,M Moon, eee.151 wee v.17 supported b; a nnu.'m."u este ,.f (h.
well masagt'd Th• re was • bnonti'ul tovd, inciting the Ree. J M Fished.4114
t yid); .1 er'lwttant r•frrahmene•, end Illyth, to he popenotenol.nt id the circuit
rhe.raguf settee was lap and very f,rthe nest Inference year.
PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD.
What Was Weise at fast teeming by she
The regular monthly sweetie( of the
public school board was hold on lllusday
evening, all the members eecept Mumu..
Ming present. The principal's rep.'rt
was read and filed. A c nimunicattw,
from the Impactor was read, disarm( to
know why the anneal report bad shot
been made out. Upon engstr.ng of the
principal, that official iofurmed the beard
that it was the fault of the teachers, they
not having handed in their last esotstt. a
report i. time. As the report wean*.
pot before the board, no further suttee
mos taken ol the neglect.
The Inspector in his commuoicatino
wished to ks.,w if it was deeorsble that
hp should •eke out bus yearly report ss
to the standing •d the school. Bell
Butler and Nicholson opposed any
farther report coming from the Immense
tor than that already made at the last
promote -ie.
Mr. Crabb moved that the board
regsest Inspector to report as to the
standing of the school. He stated, in
reply to Ball and others, that notwith-
standing asy reason that might ezrt as
to what the rampant might be,it was a duty
the Inspector owed to the board aad to
the p'ihlic to make such a rep' ort, so that
all might be able to'jodge of the mend -
Mg of the school. The chairman held •
similar view, aad the motion was
carried
hir. Crabb .lam drew attention to the
fact that complaints were beinn made by
parents that for the past three =oaths
the usual monthly reports ea to the
standing of the iadiyidual ppuede had out
been made oat for the children to take
home.
The principal r.&Md that it vete one
usual to do so the first month d the
year.
Mr. Crabb bald that November and
December were nos the first month .4
the year, and he hoped then would be
us cease to the future for teas cool
plaints to be made.
After the transaction of some unim-
portant business the board adjerned.
SOlm•fsrilb.
L Omelets is now tie kr t agent for the
n T R, in place of Mr iDell
The gpnarte►ly service% in t1to Nethreft.t
d ow& haat Nemeth were orf . retry meow -
mon charioteer.
The revival services in the Methodist
Akurrh are twinq r.'ntinoe,d this week,
The attendance re good, cud the emceed"
School,wbied w the a•
On mollsn the a me was •eseplr and
vete of butt. seadertd Mr. Nitta for
the do.atios,sad, also for the interest he
had always tells in Mite school In the
Mt
r. Jordan sew solos that at neat
meet of the Beard he vests w'e'e the
&dots ,11'ty of impamisg tits ry ibe
pa la at tending the Bosh &hoaL
The Head Maher stated totheHigh /het the pupal• aNaadesie 400 gh
School had ceatrlbNed marl hooks bur
or
the purchase of pa i ad
the high Scheel. It eras moved
tA..
Williams, seconded by Dr.Taylor,
the Board desires M•=Ness• Its use
*Athol at this stotement made by the
Head Master. sad toured. the •eeretery
to convey to the Literary Society their
Manta for this headasM cestell wise la
favor of the above Oarried•
Toe Board then /used.
The bead ouster presented the 1,11,'.
ma mistletoe relaMag to the week ,.f the
(he People's £olumn,
ROY WANTED- A (NI0D !MOOT
t1OY. shoat M or 17 taro' mil.
weots b liars the bt►khlrt booboo's, abseY
apply at osce t* J. W' TH. as e' Ir -
Mae Wrest bsa•ry.
L ARMFtiB, ATTENTION --DO NOT
I.' beguiled be sailing Peer /tide•. errs. •Ia
to aoyowe W Me market, its Ivo are board to
pity more than any heehaw ea the awaited. Me
matter whet they oder yam, stag use fain
right stereo Rase 13.1 Tenser, nal set ser
teen i+I17TU Hittnitzit8. WRIdt
L 0!yarn.
George Hall, who was iauL up Per •
week by illness, is moving about yes.
The good roads last week caused a lot
of teaming to he done. One of our mai
dents counted 100 teams in twenty min
.tea. Many of them were blocked for
anise tine by the upsetting of a loaded
aleigb.
A party of sixteen happy hearts front
O.deri:h, bouoa to a dance at farm
house nn Rotternut Row. got lost in the
blinding snow deft of the land ult. The
horses got off the track,eand when segos
of the uccupenta got uut to take thou
hearings, the; found that the team were
within a short distance of stepping over
the bodge. The fall would have been
eight feet, and even if the occupants
escaped any senate' injury the; would
have received a cold bath in the barn
Our township fathers should put ep a
rail around that bridge for proteetioo
D11111010.
Mr. and Mea Porter were
.of friends ben Inst week.
.Psaoopti--=T1►. nt}t•r dal ths stout
figure of the jovial W. O'Meara. of the
Renee village, ht up ear burgh. Milts
and the stehite0 jested each other in s
d. of oraeory over the wrongs of Ire -
lend.
A RONAWAr. Las' Saturday the
hewn. of the Sheppardton
took fright while returning flown toot.,
upset the driver, and ma a distance of
half s mile. Alm speed at the mettle-
some pferd was chewksd with, great
uextenty b7 H. Zoellner. The cotter
wait damaged considerably, but loather
man nor beast was inj.red. • • •
An enthuse, f'al'l our stet rrts pitted
was sent 4' U..l•rich %owliship ala hese.•
inq of the recent locations. to our igniter
reeidettf *fie Ynrkshireman. r lteidere
toad tofirld that his injOriee were Cot an
bed as reported. , .1, '
On Tburstiy kat the R'.ial eciongoa-
lance „(7 Toni, the blacksmith, was wows
Ant the forge. Fria fad; fnende we IdDif
that he was at s weddlne and ' 111Y1h,
'honk wile hint a hue* Thee ,ed waddt.,
;rake, which ►e cut 1:,14o mi*utoijo tp,ss,
and gave to the lasses t s drab'.' taphole
• sh 1 .. . ...•. •
. s .firm. ,w---. ' • ,r
While. fart .iti.artl. wee -sem
twain% home from, her 1p4Sfpfra legsimx
Platt week sshe had • eery ammo* •seape
!Into was irpirf'met of.f(tileet4Iter, •n, the
'hole* stilt to/044eIMP deoll41. Oboe uel-
Melo Mime weemosd•uag. dos55-••
• (Qsiee • otemsher of the farmers ise Sass
swop
4sily) (( f1't t tq.d w aegis; opt
t'r SiisrI qin 1e M+, jr .
and J n,I rs, n fit ififiliffier meld
reparations for Molding the •ei,dhee
.wean, as both nesting men think they
hate bred single lung enough.
the guests
school
Oa the 10lstor ler 1111
Averse, ***r 4 see, Ont ltdf year
nomad trent Year
O. gnawer torr Jaawary. l
Average Attssedass. Jansen. WM
imam aus0. arzoa is 1 IlL
Univers e (willwil t
U.IverdN, lueter
WAS
mavi*.itis•
(.aloud Claw 1*
Third
tdsrT fir.' Etalaf•aUea
Law RoMety
Koos ()maren w.wd year
tb•farenus MILO
Medieval tbe.eU UMW
Metall t►.hi ares-p.pl1s carried eta gold
medal f tat.sb5. pits•s and saw hero,i
osmoseushe.dV and .M* . Its•saisittiosta.
rasrasfwo Tos azAlx1sa11Oe
UUUsstvaaslq Ma*sis MW. b •
I est Secoad(MN
a is
Mt
ans
Thi Clam
(Wereoae Fiala -
1M
111
ts
ltd
its
vi 1181C MISS CI POKE, Anil& 14
TI yeses Wady of 555.50, is prepl•red is
motive payola for the flan% fa lemmas
quarterly. Torras.- SI per quarter ffte
LIDWARD SHARMAN, aaM[WTra
J sad plaaeres. there,' the public tee the&
ewntiaard patronises. H. 1. Mal ready to do
all work M kl• Ilse la • .aportw g iesur,
Prices to •sit the times. Isttmstes lv•s yet
bslid:aas when required. 1277.1
SHORTHAND. -ISAAC PITMAN'S
PHONUURAPHY. The most popeMrep.-
two w,rbt lastroetata book. 1nr eels=
.,..v a: ob<r. 2. try bey and girl shoat
learn shorthand. fel
4
f
2
1
u
33
The hoodoos' young milt of Ashore/
Yuuag, of int 3, en. 3. now oady •silm
mouths old, weft: hs 94 cwt., said gives
promise td beteg a bare and powerful
bona He ..s .end by Clerk. a • •C. •ho,"
and is a •r.dit us his sue. We h... not
seen that ...gat beaten in the meaty by
a colt of the age. Gen it be dose t
Nom A
,Oils we•h.
New 0.s P. dna.
Bet Wasted - J. R. BmW.
Strayed Cow Atex. Cra3Rte.
Seeds John L. Brake dr Co.
Pun Deaga- Dna M. brews.
Foo Siker es Rent 3. R Mier.
SisMei•f Plitt -Mate ass. ars,sa
St wee J1nitntals.
L TRAYED COW -CAME ON THE
► J promisee of the sob•rrtbrr Want street.
Gederieh, on the EOM* of Wedge...day. 7.6..3rd. ISM. a small, ands.,', net vary o1 . The
teener is requested toproveproperty pay ea
psn150.11 tate*LYZwaCR*I0IL Wsatw
W41.11.
la fledalah. e. Thursday. PM. 46. the wife
of Mr. Louis W Isimed. of $ danehter.
For lyses or to Let.
EJ on-4MNNEa^LI OE TO Darr
Lb flamer of ewe $ '
sewed ler sale ea resa•aable fors R
are lv rooms 1a the Mune. aad a One
plot of &ttem tw.ah1Ms of aa sere. with •o
etcel'ert wry adjoining. Pur part waters
address 3.1 M.LL&*. Tereato. fry
'IP. r RANT --THAT LA ROE STONE
I bolos ea Platen street with psabias,
oarruse bet% wood shed, coal shed, lop
boos. et, ere le hal' an re of lead at-
tached. Thereac
, •ostata..g sat etceltert trail aad
vegetable garden. W.11 feared, For term
apply to K. C. H 1 Y• tiuderieb. tea
VA KM TO LET- FOR A TERM Or
aa' rears. Ida Ms... 1. the Maitland tom-
.essies, of tie Township of Godarltcb, My
be letter to J. 8. LIZA Ret. Mtratl.wd. Ifr tf
L AKM FOR SALE--S017TR HALF
■■ of Let r North et Tows PMR AehMd.
t« sats 00,54. ea the gravel rood use etas
from Rlntatl P.0 , w'tk wheel horn ns the
Mt Rail the beo0 mashoy tie close (55 A
never•failleg creek. railed Silver creek. passes
the Lot leer t•reasaps•Mty to DA•1-
JOHNSTI)N, tie/emit P.O.
Mb &imam ItIM 1041111•211
In Geder.eh township, on the IRA Jansen,
Math by the Item. De. Yrs Mw Raba. Jo ..t.e.
to Arses, tb:r1 da.dhler et Mr Jr.uJohn-
W es.
At the Mettle/lit pSWISSIMIL Aeatbra, by leo
Rev. Ja555- Caswell. •'a Yob, trd, IAB/, Mr.
1:dward /felt. a Miss Ittrmheth )sawlog. both
of Hallett
At Ooderieb, a the Ind fast.,by the Rev,
Dr. Ura, Mr. As4rew Reek. of l isialeedvipa
So tluabetb Asa. youngest dam<bter ul Mr -
John Morris, a Colborne township.
At the paressage, Bentauler. ea the 3213. et
jag, by Rev. J• Ilarnta.m. Mr Jos. Troyer,
b Mos !. Hewell, hese of C'ettr'.ree
At the resident* et the bride's outlier. by
the Rey. J Wareham. on Jas. 11th. Mr '3.o.
!Moor a. of Oodert.3., to Miss Dorothy 8►cvsuo,
of Whom*.
MOM.
1n Owiericb, es Thursday. Jaawr >M
INS, My, , beloved wife et Nttlh•m W.Ciams,
aged 74 year..
Al W West IWIlimpireSi.,,cbtesgo. IB.Ms
Jaawary Ort. aged IR yea i.
la Hallett ala tr 15* Oil. Jobs Lws5l1,
awe WI years. -
Mabswlah heresies
•
(atpmwsd W Ittapbss. from 0ert.. i Mins.
iiesBMea es
t. tem 1 Seed M ser snit oa Ont-dse. fa at -
Mbeat,1lu11) hash N 77i • s0 71 k
W Iwett ••••••• a sack • 77 w 'n _ __ ..
W ArQ, 1 • bash .. .. .. s •1 0 r
Least.
s_--.-- _ _ - ----+o
LX1lderirb. LEWIS, BARRISTERS,
ow. Jo. J. A. Morrow.
L N. Lame. lie_ •
D 0. HATS*, 8OLICITC'R Be.,.
` USue .•urger of the wiser' sod West
steel, t,t•eien, ewer Betters b..oketeew.
55ase7 to sod at lowest Wale Intermit.
el A RRO W A P RO('UFOOT, B A R At
to!. Gt1lbTliH$ Attur.e1s. tididtors, pie
timed'. J. T. Darrow. N . Prundfoot. 473
!`CAMERON, HJLT & CAMEROaf.
lV Barristers, Pbbcltorr is Chancery. te.
3et.rieh and Mrin41►.m, M. C. t assero.. Q
C. P. Hat. M G. t ameNta aod.rr•1• W.
Macara. Wtsgb as. 37st
roe oicat.
T• E CASE, M. D., 0.114.. M.C. P.S.,
Ont I'b•r! aan, Refire*,. Ae.nwrbear.
(Mar. (That formerly occupied by Ile.
etchlts.ml Unugaee. n. 'Night office Mar -
el hotel. hotel. 1111-
R. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, e(IR-
(IBON. thrower tr (Wlco ad reiddaee
Ii -.a,:. titrant, wound dour west of 'Victoria
reel.. 3113.
1IR.. SHANNON & HAMILTON
1'sy$icfans. Rrrt.om. Ammo hers, it
OQ1oe at 1)r. (+ha..aeoa a reelde•no•e, neer th
G.dericb G. r . SHANNON, J. ('. Haot&
1711.
Loan a insurance. .
,(le® TO LOAN. A PPI.Y TO
oinaibOlf MOL? t CAMr1tUN, 0e0eich. 17541
er-
-
ONRY TO LEND. -A LARD
emcee/ M Private Fend. for investment
n •nes first . lass Mortgage.. ApNF
p.0AKRuw R PR,It'I)rOUT.
DRTTATE FONDS To • LENItI
Whelan enamel •bas•••.: 0 rr w • et 1't1 4poly to R. . HA 1- 'Ml ,:or, a -
e ,
el ,•r (af It • cwt..... f 1i • f 0 (. II RAbeL1FFE. . - / - ri
in,ur ow ten) • rilk 3 r, w r • ix
choir. « ''seas butene, s treat. .. f • w 210
Flour, 1pstaat) Kr. net .... t 10 w f do
casts 1 rasa sees• a fe e • m j1EAL ESTATE anti
US[tiE(tAL INKURANCja
Peso. oboe. •........:::::: •cwt os°i MONEY WANi`G owe
NarMy • b • M o • fA Owly Pine-cloa, (.b.w -
paw(ea fiper.eata'd
- Money to load oe straight Ma*..t the
lowest note of Inlwrrat totag, Is nay way M
mot U asrrottef.
worms: --leaned door freak PpJapuar%
Weal Street. 004errt,-3.. encu
Filo PERSONS WANTi7O LOANS
l or redone
; b it W .Amts ``, 1*..'mama
and ',dens emir rale of tare•i•A.
pr• r5' a ten.!. to any •55. t set per , eat.
We hate al.q re.eirnd (nwtrw,•,l.,.. from 6
mem ewwtrn ng a h rend t'• lead ,nut a
'united •n•„eat out gist cls%. farm sn,•rtg•g.a
1.0 t3 1-a pp..rr treat, Apply M eta.
Nsent• 1 Ourtenrh. iT
Uuderir3.,
111b40•.. I
INSURANCE CARD.
W F. F00-1. • ' .
F ••r. /.i'. a..f Ablet,e hyo terwo Aloft J
0o IC
Petatss., i bseh .... • a fly w • H
Hat, 11 tea . .................. •fls o 1110
IloUer,Ps ...... s11w •M
. lwnpae3.d►idea••.,,.. • M e s h
llwreer.. .. . a 11 M • '.
Aran. wcwt IS '`1501
HMos .. .................... .. sN " •N
Anctieneering,' '
1 I:
w Brtgd' AUCTN)NE(fa F011
• A • M.,t/uuot, of Ilam.. .`Wen atlraded
in s'v partp.O. of the resat,. Adt,use orders to
tledor/oh . Ifist.
011111' MITA, tIEN F.RAL A1J0-
el T1(.M*iR end teed alw•ter. aradeweh.
Ont Revise had considerable raper . e in
the •nct tormerimi leads. he Is in a
d I 3. *i•eeh Satietatt ins ail ems 0.5 IA. sapiens' %Mei Weird
mise... i'1„ruade./ 1., him IY•dere@ IIP' •t T',•'•,Ion.. •, tw,ir 1 In,•,rt►orM•d. es
Mar'in'a 1151.1.. nr sent by mall •0 55 'me •' Yat -,•..1 `,..ta'. pd tat/ r►
'w,,yihe evfst eful /Mended ti - ypHlw' Wee " Hssdon'i.at riT Ost/irowy
i -fw► tf l'cru.r• i ,n .nanr. plate la Lir
y
well" -3~
e..Mtt ears.., k4 iii.
.e.y ..
Fanta In Ma
.er/ pis'•
pj • .A.Y Mi •! Vaal o•no n e•.
/dent! • r rises* rate, rr 1
eenveare all Arta dame
Te leo so faro „cm., aur bar O nserh•h rhe.•. 1511, 3M►,
lea
is, ''::',. #r 1"' Cora Timis
11e .
isof
( % / . -eines'
t am t.y or t t li:' (:+M•,ada o A `10, r /t f l) _ .L(UAI" .tN $
(!r r1,t !' .,rsiell h. iwllnw I.,er 7 A• r
« set's rhprM••t 7Psr ,d, , II it TA MitvT) O sot: L.v'r >. tiV
d 11 11 f 4 riow cin „ n rrslloa / eBM asev p1, 1 v►i LT)
yd gra t
1tIN $ Y l rr" te lirlx'w o . erltw 7'lalt elf t ( t f►TP 1 t RAlpllal
e ' dteoehoe ase emir eiassepy I.;se•
r•
ti)
t
nn,
Farm ,n ear t •i rftip
• • f
tee.* Misch F'de b g.w.-S
charted, t•M,v.TYri-1tq P.
W H .nrrnwpw ,nen /'*fall iw.dhp
f 1111. N eatahartery f1A It (mitt R Jeltl
TON aarr:atrrs. he_ /i.dwr4, M. pial
▪ Awl
MIA e All
• Ikl•wbkii:11.bus.. ,
M.
Moura most, t, IOW;
aroea In%-srp 'e Ns. 5th'hrar.,„n'se of siltpry
e
Med.aricb.Onto, seq.
1