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REWrS ABOUT HOME.
A Milers among ye. tails cotta
As teakb.r'll great it.
TOW Tena.
Versions d•elestio of *Metals. a first elmss
photo should rail sad nee tyeolmee• of earl.
•t Stewart's onshore. No trouble to •bow
satoples.
Light overcoats 11011 ail the rage. sod
you oma get the the meet durable
dthektoM
best at F. & A. Pr the fe•
able tailors.
eressim. Sorest`- fist lour 'Moot map
vtlee frwm Mrs. Cooke. .t•rteasrl bad fence
Iwwst
as at loerate& Order jot.: tt.wl.s at
re. Csaka&
Those la need of • nook mime Me, 01 ..li ea
tibuodere R tion •-ti see the bergaiue they are
oRering. The here about lefty 0141140 let 4
�l f. and offering tangelos in
ft.ho. Mc
..re and other bees. The •bravest
hoist coder theses.
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. FEB. 19, 1886.
Matut, males the lel "1 the Hope ent.rta►uraeat was germ i5 be
00101UMOAT1ON& 1
Irina it hew.
And then it sem,.
And then athew
And them it tris.
th
was e irya of westber for the peer Iwo
woika. but ysu tun al 'rays get spies.: .0 ;Auto.
at R. Sallower studio.
Gond sleighing again prevailsJanus.,
JamHysl,p, of Forest, was .t. twe
uu Monday.
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icboK.s, um west street Last Tbereday everting • wad of Tse CHURCH.
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a•tur■1 tooth • goa•Ily. 0 s "Inn'G•orgw'. setao.t tuna, ■tun► e•• largely trim Third sins at tate aerie. 1e h.eeb ins test Vinr eur M tae
bread freta f & m u 4 p.41. tar the p.., •trended. The m.smug .as opinionsic atraa.aw Meech. wi. i. thus tws
eepar aunt t om
with a hymn and wafer by Rev. Mr. ---- selvselves
te memo jwUw saaa/
Orli OA
Das Carty, the well ketoses servant ef 'he/she, bib'r wbkb the asst• pestle
Father Waiter., has been w the sick list. °link_ fed 1,adrnio Th. awn
We hope to see oar rental old tried 17"'"____".. btow yew• Sara meow
hearty awn at an surly dela His into, i• s most ung ; Mester
daisy laugh i' missed arousd the Merry Hennings nag anus very WOO
Serous 1y • Masters dress, Martie Raises and
Pao,. pea Pf -us'Covet*, This Juba sod David brawn did wen is s
rntorsslsmeat, wheat will b• held an a. nus dedusgsa Masses Nettie
Orebb, Kneed Lucy Cattle 'meg prom
17. Mee Genie Trsmliu gave trustsa
tang, se did Master Percy Naftal , •
dam, idiom and Master Meat, • resdiag,
by Master Robe etaaley. sod an w-
d►eoe b R.v. W. Juhr lou euded the
int part w the programme. A sense -
'Phe count of Huron Seed& school flute heves( hoar m•dw. the members
Victoria opera Home aro Moseley utea-
Org, is deserving of a beeper house.
The Protestor has given his services free
on years pubic occasions., and his as-
sistants so this baste have airaneed •r
••trscti?s program. Tickets have been
selling well during the week.
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ono engem .ill be held at Wing se on wag' Y to the Right" in a hearty
Tuesdayand Wedeseday neat. Among teeee u. MM*dile dile &,buttons thea
thus. oe Ouderi:A wbu will lead in rimmed "lite V11lag. Ober, ' Master
David Bruw• meg "o•vwtu Thee Art
Rem Near,' Masters Harry Hemlines
and Harry Rase sang '•Maw's is the
cold, odd greeted." Masters Harry
Rates, riser, Hamm" Simard Brews
"The N
role Harousi. Atteati,mn is 1 Buy," • dialogs•. when the Inesung was
called to the ad r of fl. L j brought to • elm. by the member. mag -
Walton 'n this issue. Mr. Walton u 1 mg "Boys and Gisls aro We.
one .1 the meat export bird fanciers lel N. C. T. U. Orsw Mrrrnco. -Thous
this county, has w m many prizes for bar ,• • good torn out •t the. temperenta
fowl, and has often been wiled upon at I meeting held on Tuesday evening under
shows to be edge of tooltry. His Black
topics are Revs W. Jobosun and G. F.
t$rltua, and Messrs. R. W. McKeon.,
W. Armstrong Sind Thos. McGilhvrsy.
Tickets to and from thea,.ventioa have
1 been pat et fare &ad a third by the nil
The H. S. L ti. will hold .ts regular 1 wily. I and Rubs tka.l.. noun •w
meeting tonight. ate
busman
lied
Ed Cot is learning the dreg b
with James Wilson.
Misses Nellie Monts and Jane Ncirti
ase visiting freta& lar Galt.
Mrs. J. C. Smith has been visiting
friends at Wineham the past week.
8. Sloane, the seedaman, will make
his spring a . t reit week.
Miss Annie McBrine, of Godericb
town.hip, is the guest of Mies Hattie
Reid.
Ex -Reeve Corbett. of Clinton, we. 15
town on Saturday, &meeting to revue the
v eters' hat.
Mr. and Ides Tanner, who have been
spending several weeks in town, returned
to Toronto last week.
The revival services now going on at
the Victoris street church are attracting
considerable attention.
Mr. Justice Rose will preside at the
Spring Arises, to be held in Godencb
un Monday, Mardi 22nd.
Dr. E. Embury, uf Grand Rapids, is
the guest of his brother, A. Embury,
pr'ipcipal of the central school.
Considerable anxiety u expressed by
the small boy as to whether Prof. Val -
hotel terrible moustache is retia, bigger
than Jack Yule's.
W. Mclean attoudd a meeting of the
Ontario Cattlemen's Association at To-
one, and was re-elected a member of
the executive oommittee..
Mr. and Mrs. Shopland and Mr. and
Mrs. albeck leave for their homes in
British Colombia next weal. Mr. Shop -
land takes a large stock of sheep with
bum.
The pastor of North at. church gave worts -M •/boar rise.
tom holiday menses the third f the eel.
W. •. Tdta-es. 1'. 6..s.. setems..
srrnoTap imams, ttaauaw cwrvswTT.
Far the pot toeing nue Professor
V•,lemes has Honoree If to the
siege, pl&tf..ra and nems... Doing
the earlier years of hie pruf.maottal life
Ido uI dwurros• uu "The Church." Ai- To the Who of Tbe t 1 &. he was eu*ta.ed a• support te tie late
tri • bring reyW. nl the Ism address, h• We, Now that spring will seen be tMmw1 Phelps. Marls ILSs.. Barry
anneeeeed the subject d the seining . awn es again, wu.ld tt art be well fur Sullivan, Mese N•tbu., Mesa rawer, the
•'The Fu.tdaawu" of the Charob, or, sur outage to institute • regular arbour Kendall., an.t other Issdwg lighted the
the "Rook" d the teat. He .id there day fur the hem& d the town We me drswnats. world.
were *event iuteryntatiuoe ui this part
of the teat, bet they sots .11 reou'ved
into two, vii : 1st, that Peter was the
rock, bed Mod, that Chaim himself was
the rock.
The brutish of the Church that beide
the brat w retatwn claims that Peter
was the firm Bishop .d Rome ; that he
held. by .taw of the teat and amust,
supremacy among the sparely* , and that
aroyl they have an episcopal suomesiuo
trues Peter, and .re therefore the onl�
true church. The Protestant Cherc'
•a the emend iuterprstaioo, •ad
bst1M on Christ u the foundau..°, w
cepunW the Word •.1 God oily as the •a
thurily in Leith and .ur5la.
The preacher &rattled the Protestant
interpretatior..4 this sriptare un the
Iulluwieg grounds
1st, the pima and neural meaning of
the words
and. collateral oonptane, and
3rd, the harm nay •.f the Protestant
Church with the teachings of Christ and
the &pestls.
On .11 these grounds he dwelt I..gial-
ly .ed dearly, and °steeply made out •
case s•tisf•et..ry, at least, to all Protest-
ant& He secluded by an earnest ap-
peal to the awgrer.tit't to make Christ
the founoatiun .4 their perso..al tach.
and euiuy the contideuae and comfort of
a conscious saltation through James
Christ,
The discourse was one of gree inter-
est, and was intense to with the deep-
est attention.
Next Sunday the last .1 the iris will
be given, and the topic will be "The
Stability of the Church
Spanish and Hamburg* can be depended
upon as beteg first-daar!aad the •egac s
be relied upon.
8ctornoott ELgts1Tlo' -Tic. mss
Angus got e a scioptia• exhibition to an
interested audience in the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening. The views shown are
instructive, and this excellent mode of
ieterasti.g and improving the Io5thfal
meted should be , 1. We can
( Mr, A.ge•'s r_bibittun fib
eke/ekes end schools as In every way
deserving of patronage. Adults as well
as children will find such exhibitions
pleasing and proit•ble.
E -Prof. Vallance. whose
apposes's* is Tomato last week created
gate arers. will appear in Victeri\
Open House oo Saturday next -tomor-
row night His readings and recitations
are something froth to their style of
treatment, and hes Scotch piece are said
to be perfect. Although the noun is
short, and the ••Soong an awlware one,
the elocutionist of ;ilssgow University
should have a good hobs at his firm ap-
pe•rana in Godench tomorrow night.
The London Adwr!txr says :-"The
issuing. of Join M. Farrow, we d the Bowe The speaker glanced at the
the amputee .1 the Wumem'a Chrruan
Temperance Union. Kev. Dr. Ure
occupied the chair, and the members of
the Union occupied seats oo the plat-
furm. 11.,. W Johnson lead in pray-
er, followed by Scripture reeding and
eorment by Dr. Ure. Five members of
the band pbyed • selection, which was
much •pprectated. Mrs. Toms gave two
readinrr, one pathetic, and the other
humorous, and war• well received io
both. A trio by Mtmea Martin and
Henning. and R. Parker was encored.
Miss Ritts and T. McGillicuddy also
snag song.. Rev. W Jenne ou made •
lung but eery instructive speech on the
aim and work of the W C T U. Amon'
other things he said that the dry was
long gone when it was tennis, w awl
tris for the work of the Union. The
necessity was self-evident, and the
result of their work was self evident ton.
Their motto was a grand one, "Fut God,
Home .ad Native Lend.' Their work
world Daily be Lobbed when that band
of noble women come warchiug from
victory bearing there sheaves with them.
the grate of which would never sawn be
embed to a distillery. The W . C. T. U.
Mood before the county as representing
Thos. Farrow, M. P,, and mail club un grsa t woes being due across the line
the L, 11. a B., and Miss Kate Young, by the Union. In Outarin the Uni••s
daughter of James Ynunr, was witimmed hod hvncveo.bd the pnoviuce, sed
by a huge gather's, of gest., inclining breochee were eootniwliy being estate
several from this city. in 8t. Stephen• haw.We Aad tow 162 unions, with •
W. Marltos, boat builder, has had a
busy winter 4 it beildi•g boats made to
order. His reputation as • boat builder
has gone abroad, and les work ie In good
demand at outside points.
His Honor Judge Toms, R Radcliffe,
Dr Nicholron and P. 8. I. Malloch were
in attendance at the mutate of the Lon-
don Masonic Benevolent Association
held in the Forest city last week.
New Boos AS0 FANCY Broae. - R M.
Fraser km opened wet with a new Week
..f gouda in Acbeson's beck, in the
st T• fnrmely occupied by Porter& Sum-
ner. His advertisement will mower out
week.
Rec. G. H. Cobbledick, 0t Nile, will
preach in Victoria street church on Sun-
day, morning and evening. Rev. G. F.
Saltco .i11 be on Dungannon cncnit on
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, on van
slunary work.
Miss Campbell, of Kinburn, is the
guest of her brother, Colin Campbell.
Miss Campbell was in Prince Albert
dune. the rebellion. and says that the
teeing of the papulation is mroeg against
the Dominion lio.en.ment.
Re are glad to learn that
Salon, of this town, who is now pur-
suit* a mane of sled; in connection
with Beaton University, has been grant-
ed • dipkma upon his first examination
in B. D. He already is • Fellow of the
ticience Society, of London, Eng.
sod hear of other plans &resod w,
which bare their regular arbour day.,
out is theory, but is maul practice,
tied we visiting thew pieces cannot
help bet suttee the improved appearance
they present trout year to year. By the
jedietuee pleating of • certain 5.mher
4 shade trees on u.r 115.1ts every
Goring, (Judges► weld be made ems of
the prettiest places ,m tgin•ble. There
is nothing which eawe ee the moat
ordinary teen 8ke eked. tress, and as
we kers ail the .mentals for • beautiful
place, it is • abates tau this very me
portamt matter se p.gl••1.d to the *s-
tem that it is from year to year 11 •
regular arbiter day is met insaitnted,
why settle set a owtsia Gess be set
apart every yew, indeed d biomes it
op es Ire- works), for the perokesing of
seeable shade tress, and having them
planted ender the 4 the
street inspector. If only Zai or 30 trees
were set out every •prey. tot .e.Id be
something. It would sot be beg West.
we would notice the impruvrrneot W•
have only to look Meer square and Fut
and West streets, and sin the beautiful
appearance they are beginning to have.
Why mot have our .hole tows . time
prevent the same appearance, All it
tante is • beginning, with the 'meat ion
uf keeping the thing going outil every
street in tows es planted. Any nue
with hell an ye nen see what a very
pretty pesoe Gedsrioh ...old own be -
nem if this wane of planting shade
trees is serried out in h syte.etie me-
•er, and not wait fur private enterprw,
bet let it be underetuod that *very
street would be trtmtSII alike, begisatng
at the most suitable undo, and in live or
six years what with trees already grow-
ing, we would have every acres{ In town
planted As .e have uo bused ode
walk., les us by all means have shade
WNW. , Tout, 811aas Tats.
church, Oorrie. lie.. Mr. Mcorshouse,
the incumbent, oflciated at the ser w .ny.
Geo. Duffield, of Wingham, was best
ono, .ed Miss Bina Farrow bridesmaid.
There was an elegant array o1 presents.
The party posed through this city Wed-
nesday night en route westward."
The following members of the run
club fired at 10 blackbirds teach last Fn -
day afternoon. Some of the mea fired
at birds for the first time, which sec o.ut.
for the lowness of some of the &titre. t -
J. Nesbit 7, E K. Watson A, F. Naftel
2, R. W. Mckenzie 2, H. W. Ball 3,
Capt Chambers O.
Tis BLU, Rtetaw Cara - -The appal
ane of John McBride against the ma
g istratee decision. came off on Saturday
last before his honor Judge Tom. and
Mayor Hooton, when the daubers of the
magistrates' awn was reversed, ..n the
ground that the identity of the " stuff
analyzed by Prof. Saunders was n..t
proved.
B. Morrison, • etalw•rt G.derich h..y,
has accepted • position in the Menet 6r*
department, and has et tared upon hi.
duties. He an scale a .&11 and elomh a
ladder as quickly as any of them. He
has given op his pm.tion in the Middle
Ia:ai.d life wiring station, heirs, dervled
to quit the water f..r • time and give
"fighting tire" • trial
Owen Good,er, son ..f W.I .am Gond
err, 11 fh gine, East Zone. met with •
very panful socolent ..bout • .ark ago
nam. He was driving a horse .e, a rte
lag mashies when he slipped, his left kg
•stotti.g in the =whine, which cashed
it stn badly that it had to he •.petaled
between elm knee and oak • The young
n ee is • nephew of Ahr.harn Smith, .4
this town.
0 Mas Bu. t'. .1 i 11. Recsrnne. -
Oe. d the mut interesting word event,
d the meson took place at the Place
41.11 Keller Rank an Wednesday omens.
when Yrs Black, of Welt *net, rave
her anneal reoeptwm_ ` her many
friends The boiiden(wap bsotif.,ly
deasrated with Gags of 511 esei..'. - the
Vein. Jock and the Star Spangled Bu-
ser benne gracefully entwined Dane
is.( began at 1 teetnot, awl at tnideieht
• Wet sumptuous drynt.tir .as served.
after which Terpsichore Wile wewted
sway, and the clueing was eatete d
till early worsen[. Two •ours by Mum
membership of over 4.000 Mr. Juha-
es.,o said that he never knew any society
which accomplahed as touch work with
w hale eighty. The secret was that the
work was plumed by the seemben whole
oil their tinea H. then paid a tribute
to deepness, end showed booth. Chrirt-
A special rmeetine of the ..:bo -t1 board ken T 1 f w..men bad in6ueaced
was held oo Monday to consider a pry ' that gnat Musial lever The work uf the
position to grant the tea of the vacant
room in the eentrsl school for the put
pis d • meat school. Present -the
chairman, Mr. M•lcomwn, and Meme.
Murton, Acheson, Swanson, Bell, Boder,
and Nicholson. Mr Bell moved, sec-
onded by Mr. Morton, that the room be
granted for the purpose wit a night school,
and that the caretaker take charge of the
sebool .ileo the room is se used, and
that be be paid by the occup•nta for his
work. The motion tarred, Mr. Nichol-
son dissenting. The latter geatleman
contended that the board should greet
the use of \ ..,d school instead of the
ro,m in the central. After the board
adjn.rsed • claw of over twenty yang
meg, in age from 18 to 30, ear formed,
Mr. Embury with two assistants con-
ducting the teaches,. Meson. H. 1.
etrang, S. P. Renamed L J. Monte hese
also agreed to undirt-epi their tt�iw d
the work.
Dion or Mss OLss-Oma of the
oldest settlers in Ontario paved away
on Thursday .aorning in the pence of
Mrs. Christian Glass, relict of the late
Henry f;la.s. registrar of Iambi/es She
.as in her M2nd year In 1811, while
yet & chi:d, she left her native place, the
Ial• of Wight, with bet father, and set-
tled
ottled in the eastern part d the province+.
She camped at one time on the site of
what is now the town of Perth. Upos
the death of her hushaod in 1866, she
left Senna, where she had long reloaded,
and took up her residence with her
mice, Mrs. McLean. wife of Dr. Mc-
Lean. She was • .ieterin-law of W.
Kay merchant, of this town. Her re
mains .i!1 to taken to Sarnia today he
interment Mn. Olass hod been in
feeble health for several years past ; bet
her interest In things of • religions and
charitable character was keen and pese-
tial. She tree • very benevolent wom-
an, but made little noise about her ben-
efactioaa, and she goes to • sere and
certain reward.
Ainaw's CTtn.orsou or UN:aeesai
Lowers' -Thu worse ie the esterase
of many years of planning and pr.pss-
n..n it ail) be in •!.snot indispensable
work nl relearn.. for every library, large
,.r small, • trustworthy guide to .hat as
.oast 'teeth knowing of the literature of
al ages and all nations. Occupying •
darn or more volumes. •ad yet issued at
• pries en 1„w as to he within the reach of
all, a familiarity with it 'entente win
constitute a latera) edoe•te.n to • degree
that con hefor few other works
rn rt1st .nee Lessons. the embee t
historian .ad ðer. gays of it : "f •.
strongly impaired with the gnat intnnm.
value of the verb as a peptkr d.rs*ur
to • high depeart's.N of hornier. The plan
i• art m.rehl.. 1:..tete.inr. N does a per -
tonal knowledge of an •ether .418
mens of hie or her Meet htersry prolate-
r,.ns,giwee it an i.s"rire•hle purer Legend
among the people "The week sba..peb-
behed in parts of 100 padres such, paper
sours, et the prise of 16 eenie, also is
...y headroom .4518 hewed vM.me& ,ill
tops, 480 preen. for 00 este The parte
eat be etdentsd to bowed .eltssss. st
any time Four parts are ens ready, also
the lint band vul.es. , esteem two will
llktmsntes were applauded he booed in a feet days The publisher's
daring the evening. Able 10n gats 132- pone illtmtreted este ogee ofresederd
wars pre,•tut The moat mother./ was 'mem may be had gee 4 coma, or wadies -
see .4 the trust ..onwdel snwrmhlma .d 11 p rePoest
. Ings.. T. Jews,
Jaimed
Of tee sleben, weal the hi.piealhy .4 the /rinse.
.ngrow h'wteee was mai eppeeriete4. Tarte;' &reel is Able teen
Unice was tweed among that young, and
elso slotted ite bsaigo i&duence in the
arena of polities sad medicine, as well
as the more social aspects of Ida The
address gave evidence of • tbnrough
gr••p of the wort done by the W C.T.0
A. B. HENDBRSON'8 RING.
SOIREE AND CONCERT.
• Large Tar. out .t Woos Cbarrb .a TM.
dal LAWS.
Them was a tramend•.us crush from 7
o'clock tali 8 at the soiree and concert at
Kul church on Friday evening last It
is estimated that over 600 persona sat
dom. at the refreshment tables dune
the evening. The tables were well
mocked, neatly dezorated and admirably
served. ludeed, • more diciest corps
of waiter* it would be hard to Ind. The
ladies who had the maaagoswsot of the
proceed's." down stain, and their youth-
ful assistants, deserve paw for their
t and energy. After the
large company had been served heluw
stain, ill• concert was proceeded with
ie the main body of the church. Rev.
Dr. Rre octupiad the chair The choir the sa•deM swindle that Mrisked to •
opened with an •tthem, and • beldam- great extent In the 'kabob enm• yearn
i rste.latory address was delivered!.rg°� Marian kedi no b°11•• w°°67.
Rev. W. Johnson, of St Goor(e i though he dashikis. made heedrode of
foolish people believe that he had, pro-
fiting well by their credulity. Huwsver,
is the hes of the stlnregesl evidence
against kis he sea found not guilty au
two iadtms•ets endo against dam. The
Martie beily Souriiss Wan le Hares
gayety, sten their i.isrmee get ke. off.
The Owen toy exploited their
Were to emelt `y saying that he was
somewhat sky is iet.Ued and made him-
self • erisinal. not for p soM,bet become
be knew no better. L this is the season
rouble does not some te hem gives ht.
knowledge Shortly altar kis arrest be
pesoved to Leckeow, and fee .oaths
b
part the °Gentry bee.en hooded with
the old eirmeare canna! ones, twee,
AVM and tees in .ilewited quantity.
The address even was drawer 41, Look-
up., Ont Them circulars Dame tinder
the ;Mies of that clever Pro.inaal de
tsaive, Joe Z. ttneen, who made vari-
ous attempt. to nab Manta ague. Oen.
.iag Martin fought any for • bag while.
After oowidenbe inquiry the amine
detective found • mea is O.dpk who
had sant Mania $10, bet bad received
no reply. Rogers induced hini to write
again and ask what be weld get for
another $10. In • ample of days Mar-
tin wrote that he would send «1110 for
this sem. The $10 was sent ••.d the
was marked. nun, the letter was &e-
esempaaied by a man who watched drawer
41 and Meally msw the letter taken from
there by 0. U. Martin's yeeag brother.
He followed the brother, and saw him
hand the letter to O. 0. Martin, and saw
0. 0. Martin read it and now it away.
Co tel siv evidence rhes, bet hotter
followed. A weak elapsed and the in-
dividual in Oleelpb got se reply. Teen
detective Rogers appeared aq&aa pun
the seem% mot made throve siMmeskiate
fur Mr. Martis Tith that determination
and secrets that is characteristic of bee
The deesetive ewer oat a warrant charg-
es; Marais with oaring forged huh
sots ; with re'eivinp.oney seder hese
and with inciting the Guelph
ivedtiaj to aneeit a feluey by por
e4sing; forged bank note& Inet Wed-
nesday mums the detesters went to
Lucknow, and on Thursdaytinning he
arrested him as his More rtin looked
as if light.ier had streak bias for as
instant, het rso,.red enc.gb to pretest
his inemenee mad make as
extensive kis& whew R.gen eadertank
to search the safe. He limbos w vie-
'mit
rio-'mit in hie oblations that la had tp Ire
b•ndeehld. The site yielded 300 air -
miler% • large •meant of latent hum
victims tad • pile of crisp stew Duman
• Posed•• T•W1M me.ered by W
H. W the .stirs supuwteed•ues of
the Nhekespore+rt Revivals for which the
Gimlet. Gaiety became r. beeves, and
(.r (our year* wee leading actor and
manager of that hosier.
Sight years as.. ho abandoned the stage
that be might devote himself wholly to
the platters ; at tLat time he was pre
▪ epee epto swept the Professorship
• SI.eui inn by the Smote* of Glamour
('atv.reity, which ,-felon be euutiaues to
i11 with great distinction.
Duri..g th.s eight years he has ap-
p..red over fourteen hvodred times, be-
fore large and enike•ta.tis anthems. in
the principal hall. ebt'ug►out timet
Brame and lrelsed sad the ails of the
)1:..t(lis► and •mssao residents in
Pine
Professor Vallance is naturally gifted
with • capital prsr.s, • .moa d meet
power sod note,. 1 powers of
facial eipresmou,t and dramatis talent
of the bigbom order. Thum pwaro.sly
endowed with enteral gifts he !ea b
.,,titin,( devotion M bis work achieved,
at the early age o1 forty, the
of bang the best el eetwmist in the
hint/dom.
Pref. Vallance 5111 give readier. is
Victoria Hall 0011 8.1.1d•y ( )
.vening. That .ill M hu only visit to
G.dertch. A.1 should hear bite.
During the past three or four years A.
B. Henderson bas been the must popul-
ar male vocalist in Uoderich. He was
the principal soloist of North street
Methodist Church choir, and the sews of
hie determinating in go to Toronto to
farther his studies in vocal music was
reaeieed with regret by his many (needs
in town. The members of the choir,
however, were determined that their
leading singer should not slip sway from
them without emu fettle remembrancer
of their past connection, and a co nppli
mectary &uciel was arranged for Moad•y
night, and Mr. Henderson and • few
otter "nests were invited. Mrs. George
Acheson hospitably threw open her
how to the company, and a happy time
wee spent by all. During Has evening
kir. S. P. Halla, leader of the choir,
sailed Mr. Henderson to the front, and
to that gentleman's intense .urpnse read
the following address, Miss Andrews,
organist of the choir, slipping on the
ring M the proper time.
Mr. A. B. Ulewder.on,
Dees Sts, --0n this the me a your
departure teen a.nnne us, we, the mem-
bers el the North St. Methodist Choir,
dean to express nor regret at the r•-
mo.al of se valued • member fru. oar
..ober. From your first asooiatiun
iynrti us, (now nearly font years ago). up
rlu the present we have been more than
delighted with your kindness and genial-
ity, sad ,our readies to mist in any
and every good work, and .e (eel that
it is mrgely owing to year cultured tame
and nehness of votes, oombieed with
,ser a..ss.uming demeanor, that we as •
char enluy our present repotatioo.
Wherever your It may be oast, our
tb..amble will tonus yon in kind arum
bonne, and we are tore that if you eu.g-
tines to mask. "1Gseeleiur' your motto,
yeti, as • vocalist, will moon ooeupy as
enviable peseta i. the Sams) world.
As the s.w.enir of the pteemot times we
have bad another be pleased to swept
this ring. •hi b levee/ hearts now pea
eat to yoe, meed whenever you look spon
it, w it may roma W yew Bled
pleasant seemomiea te sweeteiee with
est Choir ; and, sae sanest desire is,
amid nes vases es there combines in
sweet hammy se earth, in the Sweet
By and By' we may •11 joie te swell the
peeling .tenses of the shim.
goosed Ier wed no behalf el die Choir,
R•ttamml P. Sall., Sophie Gordon. VW*
Weston,
Oodcrit tom. less.
Mr. H.s4 tmei$ 1 was so
great, .ed kis fedhip so deep, that he
mold oily fled • few words with eih.ch
un .[press hs thank• ger the esexpeeted
gift of his old friend& The nag lm of
0. G. MARTIIN ARREBTBD.
The Lasses*. Jeweller Meals la the Tells
Charged wean . Me.
Trout the Minoltas 'poetaster.
A maple of lean mace a reporter of
the '4peetater eedeevoted to eti.viet 0
G. Martie, • )jeweller of With, w the
charge of whose and oirieg to sell
begun money, welsh Martis had hem
donee seder the assessed Esse et W. •
Garland. The Mss he oohed was •
deliberate send'', somewhat smiler t.,
Slew alve5Nsi.'.t. Tits Week.__+r
Look Her. ember.. R e.
irtesb O.'.es.. C. 1_ Melate•t,.
New ore•er, lite.. Jamie Lee".
Hosting (Pere 1<.•tai. 111 OM. Oras*.
Auditors' iieeert Township of Colborne.
church. An amusing and .
address oo "Our Boys," by Rev O. F.
Salton was received by young and old
with tikes. of appreciation. Mr. Salim
i• possessed d • rare load of homer,
sodas him drollery was allied to isstrnc-
tew the speech proved to be • popular
one. Masa Wynn sang "Send Down Thy
Blessing' with sweetness •ted feeling.
A solo and quartette 'The 0{d Moa
Dreams," by Mea E. 1. Brow., Miss
Su•rton, and Mum. Viward and Hys-
lop, the batter gentleman fake the ds,
was much appreciated. Mr. lgalatmmoe
gave • readied in his meal minimal hale
eon, sur of course the readist ins •
Scotch one, and • fanny one. Mrs Mc-
Arthur, of Hamilton, WWI"Mast I
Leave Thee, Pardus r in • style that
captivated the vast •udieooe, and an
encore was 'touted open. She was in
beautiful votes, &od i4 natural sweet-
ness, her distei.ct articulation, and hen
modest manner delighted every libeler,
"Cloud Capped Towers,- & chores by the
choir, was well rendered. Mr. A. 8
Henderson gave "Gams of the West,"
in splendid voice, sad was heartily •p-
piweded. A bum••roes recitMuoa Aj
key. Mr. Calvert, "The Chanty Die-
ner ' followed. kir. J. Viaaard, tenor,
made his first appearance' en God•re& as
a soloist in "Thou Art w Near and Yet
w Far," bet was w ova regime with
n ervousness that be mold not do justice
to kis voice. With more *madame in
lamest( be ought to bitable to sing • good
solo. Mrs. McArthur again appeared in
"Tender •ad Tree," and in routines to
• well deserved secure meg "Now I Ley
Me Dose to Sleep," with gest sweet
e els and , The &.discoe was
delighted with the singing of the rem
Ire .uatest. Mess Wynn followed .(tit
"Geode m•, 0 Tho. Gist Jehovah,"
which she meg with good •lpr•..tun.
W • are pleased to em that this rime
singer is mdiutgly improving herself in
the v tai art. Her magnet ear Flaky
erg.'", was most crsdttsule, and her
kindness io assisting at public o°eeerte
to Guderich is deserving d rmugmttiort.
Walter Hyslop, the youthful beim*,
mood • ..oemls is Ins tole ''The Marin-
er,' aid he followed it with "The Ship
That Never Ret.rued." is still better
sty. Terme is in Mr. Hyslop the
NNW !Vial .d • tint class singer, if he is
only properly handled. The program
was closed by the choir.
The esc•du.gly bad bete of limey o/
the audience who raced out of the church
daring the lest fifteen minutes, like so
array startled sheep, deserves • pas-
su( guns. 111 say he that the progress
was tom ling, but ..eh • hegira .s•
coast ltmeetary to neither tb• manager.
set those who were nu the busing ass -
hers ef the program.
Weeedmetaod that after payed* a8
expenses, there will be • surple ..f shoot
$125 as the result of the gathering. It
was well pushed by the mlrs•gee5, wee,
kora the aloe of •dvnrosine. Yid be-
hove in • uberul ems 4 printer's to k.
We de ant think it ievidiues to seJ thet
be the retiring *nem lig *g.,IIIMesse=
• the sue of to js1111t nam
be innisl7 otwebet•d. --s--
raises Souk Mr Burwash'e (seas was
solid gold, sot with • •arbeeele, sad le sold We •seti.'n en Wln h...ate
treed at $31. Mr. HMd•esse 10th s1t, fete the sum of IMAMS M►.
(indorsei wish the food .takm M s woo 1M leaky p.rde•r, ani he
srsurr p..pelatioe J. MINIS the saw day for $4.100-
r
Dentistry.
M•NICHOLSON, LD. S.
D[NT•L ROOMH.
*Igb*b Mer below the Post OMI. Weal*.
tluDit1C5. Anew
r•I. WOOLV BRTON, L D. 8.
. Mee Oda Renews H.11. North Mil
-Ooderteb. curets moderate. All work war
rested. �►
She People's Column.
UOT WANTi6D-A e,00Tj, STOUT
HOT, &mt fleet N el. 11 rears of age • tea.
waists to tors tee hakeem Imel•ees. Meal!
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USIC - MISS OuOKE, AFTER
Mmore nod, of sines, 1a prepared.�ssie'gv •c
r.selve poets for tin etyma& tr t
wo
a.arwiy. Terms 11t per owner
EDWARD SHARMAN, sax:nurse
LJ ead ppaIahssl1ere . tbaati the public for their
M.attssr(prww
t•ge. H. ie as.t ready to de
all work is Me the 1& • superior massy
Pries to eel/ tee tt+eri [tYm•tes gives for
Whalers she. recta:red. 1117.11
ion $1 Dille that 8. used for samples
Hie d,.dge was to cut • piece of 4 keel
and sent it se • •penmen ef hie t•5[
Resides this, in Mania's pnekwtbeek was
SHORTHANND.- -ISA AC PITMAN 8
PHONOGR A PH T . Thelma memo •y -
tam wee. 1aser.rttea boots for sales* TEs.
leans shorthat Mlles. nd. dal and girl Meald
,let
N OTTCE.
The firer ere or the West Ww%awh
Kasai Nus las.'.see Ce. wee remit.. •�
ehregaa tae tee Glee Rof s/! of ssierv►
Csepayop 4 &Mem s bap 51 More! ..it at
a wear, firm used treasurer .10 be ,..W -
.d to eater lama bead •1_ ►Imm.N h
IJMmt sad feet sureties for IMO eaeb. Aggat
eats mss give the maim of their beadsew
r Mete agglisaties. Appbeatiose Ml be
lodged in written wakes/ of the Dlreseers,
site sHrna�
OB[RT wUHHAT, gee =a.
BL Helots. Feb. >l IgM. SIJt
EGGS FOR HATCHING.
4
Toms prim eaten te"•aleb see Meek Y•.
b.rghs. My nag eapebste a melte, hos
led see to decide tem these are the
beet wilier bid ..mteter igera breeds
are .eneett•re N. Nsapvw.btle duck t
Black 1 around pee all ,.ems. Whet
demob, 41.Wpm Li; Wash if•.teergb, p lits
per 13. A f.. Mama rsba Ter eels.
R la WALTON.
Phillip' Soda llae cry. wen -n. Oodeneb.
Leave order@ early. Names tooted to
ret.{ler. WM et
For Sale or to Let.
s 0►L1-11 MALES of 0001
Geed stoner~ osanneue formilk trees �attle. market_
HOLLOWAY. W5.g85.. mutat
OU8T< FOR SALE OR TO RENT
LA -The& ssmm•Uoes sheet d o.
the • ser of gltn sod W stroma, is
sewed ger mb es tore & Thee
ere le rooms le th. beam. .ad • des
Met of .bat toe-Mbde el eaawe. Iia am
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rtmen, fie. 1111113eg4..th
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L lean, Lai W dart. in the bateau e..
osesro5, at the Ten .f Oederieh, apply
be Inter te J. 8. tat A RI. Strutferd. IMm tl
FARM FOR 8A LE --SOUTH HA Id
r let I1, North of Tram Peer. Asha•
1411 soma. alma, en the 117611141 sed nae ells
teem [fails Pt, , with schen; lamer on tin
8e
let. .n the tum quality of a ham •
shervMer�HNRfmtailie, emss*, /indlod Mom meek.
SON • JOOM, OeierM\ T O. • •Tl
w Ja.ry. 1118 •reset s
Legal.
QEAOER a LEW18, BARRISTERS,
e.� oder{.►.
O. num. Jar 1. A. Monvon.
B. N. Lewis 1 W
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Meet, 111 'Hos. ever prier's b.ol.tors.
matey to 'ad ai lewom ream N 'Merest.
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foetid the edentksal marked $lO hill stmt t 1l0P. HJLT a gOAMLRON,
Ire. Guelph. Tho 8*. al was 'L/ WniNatssrs *. 0. (1.tl...,...
to Guelph and had `i• preliminary Mud tt+os 'I
yesterday. He was eus.itted etlr M' . (is.
three charges in the wariest
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meaty t is prnb.bde WA this • e
prising r.ntle.s•e wi8 bq kgs
mischief for a .8.1e.
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week • very deg esti
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