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4 THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. HED. 26, 18 36.
JEWS ABOUT HOME.t
Archie Hodge, d Tweed°, • former Joseph Morris, who !urea jest ewer lie
Oo'encb ren, aid ser ul uur townsman river, bought a b.i.daunw organ he
A elders • �asg le. tattle *Mae I) B Hedge, was in town vo Twesday. other day from D.•herty, ul Clinton, and
As faith he'll Arent it." Hs looked aunty. .a h. already wee possessor ul • stood
W dip the tAieeirr stem lion► for instrument, much eursustty was Maru-
i'oax TWICE -Port Amore (Mich) !Netts. The partie■ 1 wed by tl:• neighbors as to what be
th a,otraet are both well now■ t.. rte moue to do with the •emend uoe.
Waa paper be sold thee', at lair:. a Wear'd
7w .re next we.
The thew of Wedeeedal was middies, and
made locuait
oos eap)e•sset, tet all was .
to Georg* Stews.: Cs or photos e happy.
The public can do co
.• apes settles ed
articles at Mts. ('Dote'. bsoketers, w re
ao a
mr water ems damaged tag stock. You cam
to 1 hoo►4statlose ay toys st lowest Uvulas
rates at !Mts. Cooke
Ws wonder if March will corse In like •
Ia.ub. Perhaps it may, but one thing a cer-
ie:cc sad that is that f3ritham 1i Ole
e
se
lhionable tailors, can sou everyv.ate who
•t II learn an order with theta.
The 'teatimes' shoot fire was herr great
i1..rio the week, and then a no wu..der.
't'}.e firs th
eagles may tail wow and en. ea
atatlows always aims to get • good picture.
and he an satisfy the most fastidious.',readers k hon are offering bargains 1a
(so ak *locos,all warranted don class. They
bas fifty of them. and they aro Itrvtuit men
acute hulloes.. than any other dealer. Call
•iboom ..
d Sew el "The ckeapcst bees tar
the sus."
Jx Williams, of Petrels', was is town
this week.
Andrew Whitely left for Vermont on
Ml today last.
John lhtilvie, .•f Montretl, has been
in town dens„ the week
M. Hutchison, of the Harbor Mill,
return.! on Saturday from a trip to
(istresl.
Rev. J. M .:Gillvray, B. A., soul preach
Knox church on Sunday nest, u.
place of Rev. T. E. Calvert.
Win. Cooks. y, of Pricey' le, has been
Breading a week with his old friend b,
A. Kent, of the harbor mills.
Sloane, the seedaman, has his spring
anounceulent in this week's moue. Those
desiung to get seeds attuuld read it.
Mayor Horton donated $20 10 the fire
brigade for their efforts in tastier he
proparfv M She fire on Friday night.
Mire Mary Allen, of Paisley, whu has
Immo visiting her sister, Mrs. A. J.
Alauger, returned homeward lut week.
Mees Cameron, the milliner at Mrs. township clerks, councillors. and other
(:Irvih's, is at present in the coy. She n.umeipal officer* as well es lawyers.
will, however, Le at her stand next The book is creditable alike to author
w oak. and publisher*.
• kAr. Mums reseuted the new organ to
snag.,ld t the aria's rich : •'O. ibd9l , hi. dsughur. Mrs •leerge ?Stewart, of
teat , at the Anderson,
Mr. Artco, Tisdale, Godetielt. se s sun u) ••pplemeutery
hy Rev. Anderson, Art►er 13+mil- ddrifs
Lon and Mrs. Clare M. Biala. Mr w• .
Hamilton is a son o4 the late Dr. Ham- Awwletitss•RT Scatticag. - The Rev.
Hoon, of fiodeneh, Ont., and was 'du- Alexander Burns, M A., L LD , of
listed in Upper Cswda College, Twice, Hamilton Ladies' College, will visit
w „ G••derscb on the occasi•.n of the annular
?prof. de Peudry e: his sinters airy of North street Meth..dist church.
presses
Dr. Berns will preach both morning and
thanks to the goad friends tele au kindlf e,s,,,,,g on Monday, March 7th, and, as
waisted hem e.o the platform ou Mende/ h• cannot ate, over kluudsy, has cun-
theutn,t. He ala, boreal, appreciate soiled to eve a lecture ,•n Rsterday
the manner benefit in which the public patruo evening. 'There will iso nu admission
aid the atnorrt in his Lelia f r t.. the lecture. TLere wi.l n.t doubt
It n a satisfaction goodwill
oo t.. know the.' her bas he a Targe gathering hear such a dis-
.ut ot.ly lid /there ll of the muueiaut i t „Numbed man as Dr. Burns.
Bingen, slid utbvn of the twirl', disposed
Flag A Sr.broke out in the upper
.le public also teal kindly disposed
towards him s .n lir Imno's stationer, .Nmuiablishent
i Friday evening last. The euro,e was
,pock', on the scour, but for the tint
colt boar lir so diJ very 1. or work. F. -
•all, the (lames were Lot under. Mr.
Imrie was telephoned for, and on his sr
rival cuoslderable uf the goods were re-
in•oved. The stuck was valued at $12,-
000, and was insured fur $8.000 as foi-
1 •ws : Yh(euix, $2 500. Hartford, $t,
500, British America, $3 000. The loss
i.
bet seau $7,000 and $8.000.
S. S. Cooper, ttrph.w of uur town.
..an, v Sloane, and W. SwaMold, for
DO oe tone pout with F. Smooth, have
f
.rine: a ip. end purchased the
the plaguing milt .4 Henry Ste.ene, lit
C •..t.•o. Measra Camper et 8waNeld
a.e two y.uog wen of expellent charm: -
too who w ml•, we believe. makes furorese
of their benne,' in Clinton. Mrs
Seaffield, (there is iso Mn. Couper yet)
1. au amiable youn.r lady, and with be.
husband will be found useful in Sunda.
8:'eool murk Our hest wishes attend
Vie new brio iso their venture.
The Toronto Glebe thus refers to a
legal work by ime .4 our rnunit G..dericl
!■wary. :- "The Ditches and Water
courage Acts of Outanu," with notes so it
references to decided cases, by Maleolus
Oriente Cameron, Barrister -et -law. To
roots : Carswell & Co. Mr. M. G
Cameron, of Gud.rich, already well
known as • legal author from his work
on "Delver," has brought cut • moat
omeful little book on the above subject.
especially well adapted for the es* ..1
Mies Paisley, ..f sow York, Pal been Captai-t Hassan and Lieut. Rigden,
the guest of her cousins, the Mis.rs who have had charge of the Salvattin
Graham and Masa Williams, the past Army services in Goderiteh for the past
few weeks. seven munths, hit town ow Thursday.
IL M. Fraser has o ,ened s new stn ,,..i", !they will be .■owned wt
tionery store next doorlto Iaurge Ache
wanton. (edit Kyte gore to Liato-
wel They Trill he succeeded ben bye
au's Ruddy is po•'•ular and Dubh[ to Captain Lang, of Port E gin, formerly of
do a good business. Bru.sels and Stratford. A farewell ser -
Dr. McLean. 111. C. Camer^n, M. P.. vice esa held at the Isamcks on Wed -
William Kay and other relatives, sccom neslay evening, and see of the features
named the remain• of the late Mn. was the singing of an original poem dedt-
s:la.e to Sarnia on Friday last. cated to the retiring officers by James
Theodore Ried, .1 Reclaim, Mich., is Bucbaaan•, jr. Capt. Hassan and her
upending a few day. renewing (old subordinates take with them the good
eciu•intante in this meteor. He was will .1 many outside the Army in this
well kuuwu herr us the olden time. section
A new ' Praise ti. rncr" will be riven Snoods, MAWS. --The following is
twit Sunday evening in the Victoria the .core st the Guu Club sheeting
street chum!. instead of the usual preach- match last Friday :
tog eervice to comweuce at the usual James Nesbit. ..1 1 1 1 01 1 01 1-8
uuee, W. Ellard ...0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1- 6
John Vanatter. uur j.eb foreman, has W. Ituts•on .. ..0 1 0 1 00 1 1 0 1-5
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OCR TOWN FATHERS.
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vee epon.ibie tor the
eplslole of ear Currwpu.d.uir l%.r,lllt s
tents tawdea.aeod 4
rtt mu.xwe, theme
selves ID pa btlw que•tiows. •.,a be twirl.
massed A tWrslls (revs
Gonanes, Feb. 22d, 1t86
To the !liter of The IJltsal.
Bia,--The meal% lire in Mr. 1wrw's
store, in which a eitukidenthle anemia of
st,ek waa damaged solely by water ;
prompts Iso to summit the advisability
of forming a volunleer salvage carps,
for the pruteott.ct of property ou semi K
occasions. Hsd ouch • body beau u.
ea that oc asiou, provided
with tarpaulins, there would bare be..i
ample tune 1.. cover the stuck w a MOW
uer that the damage frust water would
have keen lubaitesimal In a dry goods
store especially, its value would her met
sppareut, as the goods could be easily
and quickly piled on the aunt ts, and
c .rered over by a t.•dy of men trained
to act in concert. I w..uld suggest I°
my fellow Wizens thr.ugh your c..luiru.,
Mr. Editor, that such a corps aught 1.
formed of yuutig and active wen lit
known respectab iia, whir •uuld set i.
concert with in un1Rr the or.lrrs of ah•
captain uf the tire brocade. It frequent
!y asppeus, ala., at bre* thet ladders are
not available when wanted. 1 sou it.
formed that there a now in the market
house • hook slot led ter wagne•n encu
might be made servo:ratite ; •• d which•
with the addition of a 1. w tarpaulins
a.nd a ouuple ,1 Behouck ex. ngo,•►ers.
m►ght be made to do good .erasee in the
earlier stages ,f a fire, 1 am Informed
by Mr. Rice that he has ou two ices
mons prevented what might have aero a
serious tire In his salt block, by the
prompt use of the Babcock. The ..tat
of these valuable little machines is not
great, 1 think about 140 each. Two
could be easily attached to the wait,..
and kept ready iur neo al w doer w
Toronto and other places A few tar
psulins would also. cast .rnrthnoy. tet
nothing ruinous. No additional horse-
woul be required, as 6 or 8 .n.,. timid
easily draw th•! machine. T is is, of
course, but •n outline scheme, hat .f
taken up it night he enol.• to
assume a definite shape ; and if moire 01
our I bummers mru would
take the matter in hand, the v....m-
eal might ha induced to grant the
rum necessary for t I may
say that while 1 have no desire to assume
the least in the matter, I am
willing for one t., volunteer n.y services
in the runner described. D,,nht .+s
some of your readers an oyer practical
Hoping to hear from teour
of them on the subject, end thuok,n.
yogi for your space, I enclose my card.
and remain, yours truly,
Pito Bnwo Petition.
I p P
Tu waft
eW ring W
het • twee .d st s bw mote the
An item beaded •'Furi•rs" appear d mouth ul the snorer. Thigh is theto p
to the balMlt,w a fes weeks ago who► eat luriemate the psaryna and ether
■se the meow .e1 • prune woad losing tit Mtn parts Atha tartest. It et/rikw es
sweet Avert end among out •evvod lies• the! the reiueJy bad batter be applied
lu a quarrel.
with ce ul sou, else the staa.ewr milt►t rriM
AenroaaT W Mtrlsrty ...i with a and lubricate the ' err x.155 the man who
s soue e. cstitIt Moods, last whirr .o. dn.1.1"..1 1" the onto
h Hlyth with • lord of wan»-.
The lead u1..e. and laoIi g un him beak.
one tot hu logs. He sow soder the ww.l
a,d c••ale not get out until assistance
*rr.rud
*•wee
3r-AtA11.
The are mt 1 busier here aeraw.like-
ly to he Irak dun"' the consols( arta" ,
a, quite a large etunub.r of loge arc a -
rooty '. 5 ,Ciel.
We uuolerwlaud ill.: •depulaboe float
alma part of gems. 'd o to gm t.. iti.. a
ba arch in 'oiler to ascatau. .•...t
diaeal•e there are •4 a rsttway
th.s ase : of ■.urea our h.rl.•r is to •
.uIawl, anal uur "..lie -geed bawl.." i• u
boomer the market for the surto... •16 g
.etery
*Festal Meeting t. Neewr the Mean re-
gime aweetiem
A special meeting ••f the council was
hod Saturday evening by the town
council t, dtscusa the feasibility a 'tal-
oa the tire eugiae of more practicer use
.t tires.
His worship the msysr occupied the
chair, and staved that he had been asked
to call the meeting by s number of cuuu-
cillurs and others who were not satisfied
that the engine tad been properly han-
dled by the engineer at the recent fire
at Imne's. He would be pleased to bear
any uf the councillors give repres-
sion to their feelings on the question.
Councillor Colborne did not think
that the engine was properly handled at
Imrie. fire. This was the fourth time
udder the present t that the
enrol° had not been as effective as it
should have been. As he was not a
practical mechanic• he was not iu • pu.►-
touo to, h.ote the failure, but he believ-
-d, so the public interest, the matter
should be fully investigated.
Couto Jordan said the general .;pin:oo
we that there was inefficiency iu cue
erection with oke bre t. Per-
haps the chairman of the tire committee
c Auld say t..uiething on the matter
Cuunciilur Butler, chairman of the fire
committee, had nothing to say at that
stage.
Councillor Bingham was o1 opinion
that if Mr. Kirkbride ever knew any-
thing about the management of an en-
gine, he was now tow old and nervous to
he depended on in case of
It was the duty of the council to secure
the greatest efficiency to connection with
the working of the engine. Her had
nothing personally against Mr. Kirk•
bride, but fur some reason that gen-
tleman had been unfortunate in handling
the engituP. A change should be made
in the public interest. John McCallum,
the former engineer, and *competent
man, was willing to take charge of the
engine for $400, and he the speaker)
believed it would be in the public in-
terest to secure his services at once.
Engineer Kirkbride asked the mayor
if it would be in older fur him to make
an explanation, and on leave being
granted, went on to .tate the reaming f.nr
nun efficiency in connection with the
working of the engine at the four lut
fires Hp concluded by stating that it
was his intention to resign the position
of fire engineer at the end of but year,
which term,sated on the 1st of April.
He didn't wart to -have the worry and
bother of the past year guy longer.
Moved by Bingham, seconded hy Me
Ewen, that the resignation of A. Kirk-
bnde be accepted, and that John Mc-
Callum be appointed fire engineer at a
salary of $400 a year. Carried.
Councillor Butler, who like Tate
OMhanter's wife, had been nursing his
wrath to keep it warm, then took the
Mee, and inveighed against all and son•
dry who had been guilty of fault findin,
against the conduct of the engineer of
late. He contended that the fire com-
pany and engine did more efficient work
then formerly (at which every'b dy ex•
oeut councilor Butler smiled), and hoped
the engineer would be 1 to
turn the hot water hose upon any per-
iaiw bib+ wished to ante him any adv*
in the future. Councillor Butler has
drvenerated into a public scold -he has
become • nuisance at the atoned board.
C•,un Colh•rrne said the sugeestion
. f tours ll,r Butler ■bent the turning
°n ,f the hot water hose was a g.. d one.
Be had house./ seen
ethers t the whim ofcthe(t
llon and
ecnrineer
(Butler winced ) 1f the hot water hose
'sere tur.ied on, even some of the comi-
c II. rs w.•ulol ¢.t .ealded.
Abd the crowd who knew Butler's
meddlesome actions at recent fires m-
ats iced m ■eine snickering at the expense
of the cheirnnen .4 the fire committee.
The ennui! then adjourned.
}wen laid up *oh a severe b►hu•s attack J. Nyou.
We nope to hear of his speedy recovery
He has leen confined to the hou.e since
Ntturday last. . E. R Watson. 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0-8
Dr. M. Nicholson, the West street R W. McKenna .1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1-- 4
dentist, makes the ;•rtaervatton of the F. Pretty .001 1 1 10000-4
natural teeth a a; acuity. Lias admitos- A. Chambers . U 01 0 1 1 1 00 1- u
tired fr.eu 9 a. in to 4 p.m. fur the pai...
less extrsctiuu 21
••1 teeth. R'atw1
Anniversary art%ices will M he'd in Resulting `n fat r of E 1?
connection with North street church on twin by balls. Another match will
'unday March 7th- Rev Dr. Burns coma oil this afternoon at 2 o'clock
well occupy Che pulpit en the ocwiou A.ornta Frac - Shortly before elev-
both morning and evening. en o'clock Monday night a fire broke out
Dr. McDonagh was banqueted by a in the house of Capt. Murdoch Macd.,n-
number of friends on Tuesday evening, ald un Lttththuuse street. The house
on the occasion of his departure fur Tor- was Entirely destroyed, but seine of the
unto to practise in the city. He is, we antents were saved. The engine eas
understand, a skdtul prat:itioi.rr. promptly on hand but some mistake
We regret to chronicle the death st was made with revert to the hose, which
Oakland,Califernia, of Mrs Sam. Wright, made a considerable delay before work
maw of Mrs -T Dirk. twin, and Ms. era begun un the fin by the brig...
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J Y. 8. Kirk. of Brussels, also si.ter-in-
law of J. 4. Wright, Pond Farm.
Much interest is being manifested •i
in whether the "doable; deist" of Slab
will be lifted at Victoria street Meths
dist church neat Sundry. We bop■ to
Le able to retest favor:.!.:, welt week.
Jima Mullin, the Luckuow staredriver,
has now only olw e of chohires divan'
mite that be use(? to be so ported of.He
wants the man who tumid the .tier wit
to cons and sae 1 w a.
that they c
toss up for litho gels the pier
M. Higgins, the we 1 kunu
uwu cdecter,
who is now rebid:mg in T.no,ito, lir• sold
his Nelson on Nelsu attar' to Stmts.
Sh,•
non, He was w town .luring the week
cam leting��cthe sale, and stp.ked as 11
'air tvpnwoia sow ■Iso. woo.•'.. +... W..e.
T C King, 44 the Hack of Cotemrrcr,
leaves this l:bt
week fur t4,g. , where he
will take a pewee. lu tlee real *elate
.fibre of Waller * Co Mr. ring sae
one w the Moe t�iri,ii4t,g thou,* that
has beau iu Godwri_h L i.ks ter gurney a
We understand there was • small sneer -
once ,n the house, but 4esp,te 11e...
Capt. Macdonald'. ?saes wi l he hp ea
He has the sympathy 4.1 all who know
bim. But for the good work de
r•o•anteers with 'mils the house of F A.
Knit, ion the next lot t, Mr Macda.n
aid• would also have been destroyed.
Mr Kant tbawks the fneutdm. rm4het
column.
Professor vo(i1ia�Ne on S•tur
clay evrt►ni to as I but cu lured Aud-
i.Oce in V,c'onr Opera House. The
11.11 was (eryryrr cold, bet noteorh,tanding
all the drawlseks the great elk•tilwut,t
tally sustained the reputation which had
oreoe'ded Mm. Pie/tossed ,f a magnul
Cent troire, end r good eta¢r p'eternce, a
Clear and dnt.nct reemc.atinl,, and a
tail to please and e'.hvht all who can to
:harmed 1 lisiihrd elocution. Hos
c. ma►
n,d .lathe ,.etch and Iri.h dial
rete, and lu. keen appreciation of the
hamer..aa, make him Irre.Iatthly droll it.
his humorous .i.e,-.' We hope thio
year. _ fitletited.reader will some to G•derich
tt..►u FItU71 ?tilt flag - In our adver *Nair• Elwood he do e. he must repeat
Wino ex,lumba • a be f..uud wisp
• selections fr .n, ' Th. **flow.' a..d
as,u.nt:...t.. i 1n J ,..r, 5:0.11. 1, nf- "The 1nn..ce,ts Abro.d," and he
errecr to mil:r_ ..., , i• sock .1 e'atou• again thrtll Ire with the ■tot, .1 ...Too
cry Ac., sae d fr a hoe. The sale W''mvn .•f Msn.jdr'a Hr.d." T.. listen
*111 begin 011 :!■furlty treat, and the't" Prof..Vallenee is a treat that e. cry
prepr.rt..r data,. that gaeat bsrigame
school timelier and .tudeut .loud mut
Witt Ise gives ,tuf(st if the twortenito ever present,
Naw Ganest . -- M Q reel(. His equal has not Int" in Can■
o•rrio � M.
Caren
's'
Gill►vray will lir the too: .4 a eo..w et, • f..r .mover t ran.
eery firm which end open a lit pest week Ih ?'■mop's Bri.svT -- The bwn.•lt
nn North street. the eramd dente flew. c'n.ey.rt b. I rad D•• 1 nide, o•. Mrmtday
Mrs Cuuke s bo.ok.U.r. Ma calm .Mc• (eat ea* hirh1v et.'rws/ul t.. point .4
(:Jlivra, is a towhwian w ell kn.osn'tu wrtiedste. and the ehentetor of the mrd•
II' tact T..r ph•. mime• we•, lnw.•ter,
many of nor readers, and h s pat tort, nu Ilii. I..r:.,•St.• '1" e'"'"'"'41of e"4",Mr. Mcguarne, se Hum Ciorelasld, p
Ohio. -
The county Sunday $clo..•1 Cone•n-
tem held In Winghatu on Toeeday ase
Widowed*, was very sueresefel f. re
was share attendance, an 1 thepr, errs " t.5• r.nx by Mr. R 14. ('.5,..-. A..•er.
thbeg 1 r et'ery •nor. Throe wet• pate
t.ete111ie •Crbra, roan /•, nt.tnitneit I
pie e', r.s•hnrr. tshl.sloe, Kthomenit
song. end dal re., it... T1s. r *till( of
,r,:1.41.eeti• n. to the 0 waw .is the
rigs were most harno•nnous ,lid neem.,t- ice.. ty•n.o was ranch appee•t.,. I (ler
eve. Among those who took a part 11.: •i.+a w ill •..•t •d...rt .{ aa wtrwn••r•l ...1.
the proeagdiii were • nanthrr • 5 Guide, iv., Following ea. itt. Iso *ren•
r.ck 8. N. worker*. A fuller rwv..ri .d ??venom. taro hr.trr : ?•sego &1 R.'1t-hrr;
MEM.
Is Ae•Itetd. ea Yriday mesal NA, Mb.
Isms. Mary A , beloved wire 05 Mr. bsait
(lawns. aped n ,tars.
Sew A This Week.
Card J. In ne.
n e.a reamerl oIwne.
etre, etre, re J Ime.
cordra of T'Fir
hs F A. Kest.
new 11.�M. lerseer.
i'er ne 'Jaams A.
Reid.
',Lineage Hong Cameron.
Notice ofi, mese e Paemesebip-Reed d'
isNo0ra.
NroetN s leprose.wattves .1 fawadsa
•itw,drd,bre e•...I now 1. r um - atui.0
which was held on L.ke.,dr f.r•.. • 1 Mr
H vlsoMauu., . I u km,dly twee the
•.,
W. 0 Stewart end W. ;furlong baba
51 4rr.51 t...n•'..p ..ith a ..1 .•t
f eight, and took to . • cu. t,•.l. at T
Ramiro.'., near P• ,ter'• Hill
Paasoi.at• - - E. Ru.. u, of Lock -
now, formerly *Ghoul tea.hrr, -lied
here levo seek, and mss tie« vo..t .t S
Liu6-1d, Brood. ta:n, Ile .ttruded
. u,.s•,iug lis I. U 11. T , !'I;I, . 1 *loch
he ass • men.b•r when • re,il•-,t here
which cntifetme I on him en Honvasty
membership A.I present gave hien •
hearty lode one Change ,i rtompwtn.i•
seems to agree with Aim as he 1-4.k. well
and hearty.
111144m
sr a tsatf-lied.
The Mail levy..that the Tories in the
Ont,ro g
L.alature voted in favor of
mcs.
el.ey to halt breeds. This M not
tree They refused to d.. ext, unless Sir
John Macdonald was include(. Amid
the m,ov claims to publi' seppurt made
by stir John he has sieve, yet put for-
ward the sutenWorst that he sae a hall -
breed, end Mr
sod ht. followers were collo correct in
excluding him froom their clemency
res.elutens rHemiTimm.n Tis
MTstbti
the will app. Kr vex ■vett. e, oq, M.,• W'•. n ; eentonnme : sM
. r, Messrs. Hamilton and ,sn.r, of this
BOT' trot Ca .--Dr. Barnard... of Mra T ..,.:.niter 5.5., .5 D L',t.eff ; pleas, have gone east, to take char's, of
1. •ndon, Fuglaad, i• *endow out en the M,. _•• Moe Reichlfr ; .rn.g, Mee Fe►.rr, I a mill, the former se engineer and the -
eerly sprier. a part, of boy* .1 wets' rang ring anal done., J D Luttrell a el .las, latter me heed sawyer.
seg front 10 to 16 for farm sod ether rte Thomas ; piano so o Pro d. Pendry ; The contract for aonpl.ting fhe
pl.*yment. Thews desires ,f ohtleffiint tablesoi from Tenet. eon's theme. ere ; church, webool and hall at Obeer's ap-
b,,e should appbly early anther dnect t.. ane, Misr tthimo•n.g.: I, panlment has been let to Mr.Clark, and
Mr. Edward Def, Superint•odeut, Head ••►fleets , sotto, Min Nem. ; woof •..d he expects to hare it enttsplMwd soon.
Sr.c, Peterboreegh, Out , lir ihrnsph duet'*•, Thomas and 'astir. I1 ; p....e. Mrs The on agregalion inteed Molding $ w-
tM postmaster of the district from whoa Torn.; 1. or•oh..',s : moor. rem, as won as it is completed, the pr,
forte. el %p; lerstton may he obtained. F.J. Belcher eeeds to be applied to the beildi.R fend.
THE CHURCH -
The tact Sermon of IN %roes la Perth
moil. tsetbedlat thovel.
Housman, sea Aeat. --W C. Poot
ter, of Butiorrw' row, weighed hm fine -
co,t which is 21 months Did, wbtch Ne 011(1OR It1SStiLUTION OF
brought down the Dunlop market era ea t ' PARTNERSHIP.
for 1,375. Would Will Stewart weight Motive 5. ! er.t•y girwr, •hat rl.c a psrtaereb:i
Ills a" in 1 '.rr,t°fore aubu.trng be!weea no the lwls�/gsji.•
d - - •g
.irl. av k«n• rx! mere ender the ago,
• an.1 AO* of lipid R tlneyd in the reeve or
e: atericb, was on .he math dy of February
--- I iw■taat dlaeedved by mutual rowerni,
Charles G. 13.511e cut his font tad') listed this Mali day of Feb toey. teat.
Witness. 1 J A MEP A. RUUD.
Dentistry.
I1 •
AICHUL•�ON, LDQt •.11 i-
1)k TAI. ROIIM8,
h urrah dour bio. the fust !►Oce, WBwi4e.,
m..uterrw- M116 -1y
tL L Wt M ILV ERTr1N, L D 8,
• incl., fold Fellow, flan, North lit..
iebrj is Charges moderate. All wort tear-
• INS
She People's ILolumn.
CARS
5*.•. •o tender ml best thanks to oke essay
+.red incited.. hu ew ably sewed me derma
t no la's err lu est• tug 1u. b a targe propt.ruus
ot my*11-It
J 13eRI111.
4
('IABD OF THANKS,
t hereby return salt ■♦■here thank. to them
towns who w rnergeis.*ily aid ssrcessfellp
..wed .n Seto ir.q the Barnes froom m, hoagie
at u,.- nee un Mosley aorta. To tbrlrprempt
...lion and hard work I seeribe the moan tar
11.e hone and feneltare. 1 Aan aware gee
ail all gnat 1 f.ay appreciate their kited ere
v't.es.
( am. grttlemen.
\oars 110:r.
5101.Ii F. A. RZNT. -_
The fourth and last .ef a course sof ser
mons on the Christian Church, was glee.
in North street en Sabbath evening last
The topic of this discourse was the PO-
eunty and triumph of the church. That
part of the text 1 was in thy.
words, "The gates of Hell shall not pre -
against
The speaker first gave a brief ret .rw
of the former disc.•nrses, and then c •.0
menced the divistona .1 hie subject for
this evening as follows, viz : -
1•t. That there is in eltstenee a paw
er, bet• called the "Gates of Bell,"
which is the enemy .,f the church of
!'Undo 'led. That this hostile power
uncessin.ly *toads the church and its
work. 3rd. That the church has and
will ever triumph over this enemy.
Unger the tint division o1 the text
the preacher deacrihed the engin .f the
Devil, and referred to his antipathy t..
Oen and hatred uf tan as the image 01
Clod Aa the church represents God's
h, and is loada means of
bringing man back to holineaa and hap-
piness, re it must come In direct collo
saon with the I'noce of Darkness, and
feel the force of his malignity and power.
Under the second head the assaults
of Satan upon humanity and Christianity
mete traced from the overthrew of Adam
down through all the periods ..f perse-
cution. In 1 . r.f the church's
conflict, there was also hrotriht out the
various methods employed by the
enemy in assailing the church 441 (mod.
tat Then were those rude ..aeons of
error s•rch as Idolatry, Mohatn:dantem.
Buddhism, etc. 2,.1. A system.of epee
and old which at time.
has raged with fury. Sed. A relined and
subtle crusade, by scientific sceptics,
whose gnetIud is a system of netaia.ns
1. .,i . 1 a•nubfr "fisne to this
chiu:ch by the unfaithfulness .d item.-
who
••n.ewho use the cover of the chinch to hell•
their falsehood a,.4 fraud.
Under the third d,visien the .p.ak.'
ei'snded the pr.,miw and pledge
Christ for the protection of Ilia churrh
and appealed to the facto of hiavily i.
its support. Ho referred to the triumph
of Christ in the temptelioro and on ih.
cram, and over the grave, and then r•
called scenes of Christian triumph in,
the ..f the 16.h ee'•tte.
and God's grated deliverance of His
church and pe..ple from the torr ie.
destruction contemplated by the "Son
ieh Armada" He els. rp,ke of tl.•
church's rated naelern ceognests, •no
her steady morel' of victor), over 11
foes of sin and Fatah, and amd,ade.
with an earnest esh,.rtat to h•
hearers to elate, the fell victory 5w th
own ever sin and Setae
power, and prole living epistles of the
truth of the test.
lest week. This wi I k rp ('ltarhe t, the
house for a while, auto a• lie won't be
.1.1e t., gu sero has Mott girl, it will he
quite I.n,emiie for the p....r fellow.
5. Sheppard and Mie Lizzie Sheprsrd
were vietui,t friend. et Luckouw lately.
end .easing through Dung-uor.n on their
wry bode they were 11.417 eared. An
awful place D.ii, at•iou t•
1 he Nile Literary and Dehetiug S-.
ctoty are ruing to have . pub.ic detain
next Tuesday towline F x remembers of
Oho Mrut.l Cu.tun• Society ..f Br-nuulie.
and sox of the Nor club will debate the
suhjeet : "REw•I,.•d, tta1 n•
ito ca .d usury ,,Ivry that, sou." The
aptuu. are Thomas A Ito, for the sinrm
ante, and Willtou. Beth) for the uega-
tier.
Rev G. F ti.lton, . t f:..ierch, preach
.4 byre on Sunday lest to the iuterest ..f
the rnmamouari S -t .-ty He took for his
text the Ieratn of .ouster., seed. He
carried the Hoed "t to hearers w.11 ad
through hie sermon We ate, d like to
have him ■imam:. Atl the youug girls are
wanting to know wh.t ce untrymrn he is.
We think he eel tell them when he
co.e,rs affair
W erevret t• have to ehreocle the death
of Mn. David Omrvsn, which took place
on the 19th heat Her remains were in
terred in the Dungannon cemetery, the
funeral being one .f the largest we have
seen. Between 80 and 100 rigs were in
the After the funeral ser
vice at the erase, dry Mr. Cameron,
Presbyterian minister, preached the fun-
eral sermon iu ti:e English churrh. He
took for by text the first general epistle
of John, first choosier and wsenth verse,
and kedtlasse of its verve : "The bl,.d
of Neer Christ His on cleanaeth us
from ail sin " We think it would be well
if all our ministers w.u;d 1. how Mr
Cameron's plan and bot preach to the
deed se much. but preach t•• the !Using
in the death of Sister ii r. in ..:r .••:u
munity les lost a kind mod s u • . :•'art. 1
Christian woman.
Carlow.
!oohs, .\. an 1 Frank NnDnnath •re at
pre.. u• u. F.._ 'and or1 a busineev
W.Ilie McAlister is eery i!!
Wavelet Hol Mr. and Mrs. W.
Tout N reter.ed fro Michigan after a
Nay .of three months in (Leos Bam'e
doernms They had quote se o,eattoai
from the little folks, w►e enpems•d
many a .mile as they welcomed cite .W
favorites beak again. The staff of th.
siet enee nitres have arnt.hw side merle
her its ranks ogee where in the peseta 6f
Mea Tow*.
(N)UFHEY itiM3.EN 1 THoll. SNEND,
OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN
LI that 1 bane takes into partnership with
sr InMt'5.L J. 1111D, and the bantam,
heretofore int do. :cot n1 general merrhaaa
tinder the Arm of Reid ♦ Mwe)d. w111 Maar
forth be carried on under the name. style and
Arte of J. a RY11) t SHO at ,he isle stead.
Dated 'Weigh Say of F.brnaryT. Its..
111/5.3t JAMKS A. REiD.
A.‘1
1U$IC -MISS CINIKE. AFTER 14
a years study of meow. a prepared be
nes rice pupil. for tt,. Piano. >t leoseees
quarterly. mems. 5G per *losrter fes
LtDWARD SIIARMAN. aale•aurtit
I and plasterer. thaaka the public ter their
.nllrinur.l patronage. Hr is 0111 reedy to de
all work is his Imo la a .eprnor twaaarr
Pru estoam, ter taw*. r-at,mateegives far
building' when required. ttMT-ly
POLITICALLY nUIMSD.
slreb•rles Mike. Iyer. is lhg tM•Drere
.radar.
•
A London Gable says : -- Althoeth pit
Charlet Who a-sssp.•.4 vender +itrt elsi-
cal Aire that Mrs Crawford', unsworn
e. mfr..) •p Fat ttisulIa'tr11t Eldgi.s ...t)u
whole ten. r ..1 the trial has prodnced a
profound nod universal ramirIettori of lilt
Cher:es Ditke's guilt Justt.n Botta, u,
wuvineg up descriteed the rr,po,doties
statements is clear. di.titict 'Ant rub
atanrlai, and raid that flier ri impelled
holt to colic ude that the ad..ltery chemo.
Of wag setti.11y ronmrntt«:1 1f the
woman had be•.•• put in the 1111111r•• -hog
and had given the. mom 'matin e,. there
would have teen to mile .cw ..g•,e.t Kos
Charles telt.. Sir Chitties Dllk.s on
. gnu eat farther dams ed ley Ida sr
f•
wino( Irons givini4 ,de.r. Tn. Ar-
l„tneF.i. oriel • nefenee, ''Were we to
pot fetr Charles Dike in the wither. No,
h t crow-rae•oiurtl n w...'d 1•e ..n mad. •
e. Alen • ou life frim which no nun is
free," wits taken .s a f••a.b sdteeeiow
t:1*/ 8,r Chigoe Mk* wee nimble t., ghee
an ear?•emotion. That pert .4 Mr. Craw
fettle •ir•crtbmg tie depth • f
the debaechery hrt.eea the torn...,-, rid
her ie 'loth for puhltc.twn Tho trial
has eapeed a p.i..ful impression tlnr..uab
amt the country I.. rer•se•l to th. at alp of
visor ty mor •Is. Tkrw.,neeny.so .,ptuMwo
is that the filthy revel's! ems male it. the
trial sod ht fa•.uro to itt.mpt to either
!pray ..r dnapr..ve th-. eh.rees aNatl.t
oto. have politically ruined dor Oharhe
Wm.
The lri•b ehat..,er ro.wme..li, itself t..
Mr. Retitle'. ...tete Gees. H• r•wq-
n.ses in that •herweter three viruses triode
•cmtw.nd hie He says that
too inial pe.ple are witty, affetbewate,
and hovers of the hovel tf.l. rs sol
teles, he Heel's, meet he •ppeveitsiwaa.1 h,
say one whn e'dertehee to r..eern fess.,
.nil rt far {4y hare sat hese premetly
.t•preeiat.d. ler Reside is eel mesh ..f
. pnlitiy.a, hut there to •n.ewthtng In
w hat he m,e spin this sebtect,
L HORTHAND.- ISAAC PITMAN S
►7 PHON(KiRAPHY The most peruse are
tem taught Inatrn tL+cb•.,k,!Pr sale atTim
Piit•t. Wire. Every boy and girt shs*N
learn shorthand. MMI
V OTICE.
a
The Direetn-1 nt the Kra, tiawasoabffrB
Mutual Fin Insurance Co. wit: receive appb
rations for the cake of Treasurer of a•ld
Company app to the first day of Marsh next. at
a salary of yes. Said treasurer will be remelt
ed to enter into • bond of pew bameelf is
SORM►. ant f,:ar.oreties for 5111111each. ApIL
.eats most rive he names of the.r bandoleer.
n their apP3•.et;on. Appl.a'ien. may he
Iodg.d in writing with any lit the Ihrectore.
or with the t-.-erelary.
ROBERT Mt' RCAY. Pt. H►Irs...
Pt. Helena. Feb. 3 fess. 511171 .
TGGS FOR HATCHING.
From prise Mark !epeeist, and Week Mem
burghs My tong rsperience is mania bait
led toe to decide that okew treed■ are the
Met winter and Timmer layers. 0- itt bred.
are non oil tees. ho fit sgrreable clack' ,
cluck 1 arossd you all suamer. Hari
Fpen iab, $toil per I t ; Ilia. k Moe Imre e. $ i
per 17. A few Haahureh. for .aal!cg.
It 1. W A LTON,
Phtt!!p: Fonda FactoryWeet-at,. Goidelic/ orders early. Name.. b o.krd li
retatiee. SOX u
For/late or to tet.
post BALI- 11 ACi E'. OF GoOD
to tend, one mik from W irrl ern market. .-
Uood ger. ...totem." for mil, , J011
HOLLOWAY, Winirtlam. ar54t
i i(►f'�E FOR RALE OR TO RENT
11 That rocmod:.•as hrsur. satiated ea
the osrvr of Rein sad Waterloo .fere(.• le
nllkr,A 5 " ,ate on r"asonabie tern s. Thele
are ti) room. In t;.e hnsa.. and • Sae garden
plot of about twodtords of an yore, with as
excellent oratory adjonlag. Fogs pan iv sitars
address' F*'t.t.k.Tov. Cram 6 11111111.tha, liar
Niters. kr., le , ka.e. Toronto. Mai
14tfl Ai' - . ' uta a'ri11ra" I r t(M OP
•,mt en t
Ott Ave. is el theeT .a psi GMaitland rood
by I.!iertn.. F. L17.AI:S.Stratterel. !tae -u it
141ARN FOR BALE-BOITTH HALF
of Lot 11, North of Tow a Plot. A.dne's
Mac -res. situate tis the gravel mad on« mita
from Kt•taa P.U., with school boar. •.n the
Int. hood tb. Wet eenlity of rby lose,, A
never-fa.11sg reel. tilled 11111.er civ ,, mm•e
'Lomat. the Lot. For terms apyl i• -
!ION t 10HNItToW, Ooderiek Poo
fitk January, 5551. *Man
Legal r---_
t. I1tGr.H R LEWIS, BARRIS:ERB,
► (ioder.c5.
C. seamen. Ji. J. A. MpnTnw.
R N. iawre I11rh
(� C. H 1YE3, SOLICITOR ate.,
air etre, a.
See earlier.over Setter's book orsquire and It e ,
,softy Y e ,d M (*wool rates e1 Iwtoergt
i A Mit 1Y 4 P ROU DF(tl ►T, 13 A R.
HIPTV.ti.leN h Ji04 t Gamow. Solicitors. tor
W. f'reedfuot. 1,5
1 IANIi KON, H:►LT & CAMiERON,
lisdee.eh andrsWtelyksm M. terisesteere meros °
1!.; P. Molt. M. O. Camaro., Citric h W. g
Maears. 'view/haw. 5711
#!wait■{:
'II t C.%RE, M 1),, C. M , 11 I' 1' Ft ,
1 • oat. Pkvrlel•n. Barge o., Ar. porhrwr,
*e. Moe (That former) oorepird
HN.,Mws.nl Thiesaasea. formerly
efPee Mm
tin's hetet. IOW
1)R McLEP01AN, PHToZ.IAsNand, ft CR -
/tree
Q iON, 5514? ka lire► ►.eldeteee
Itraee wereet, sassy deur treat of Wiesa1•
est rem , I111.
11811 SHANNON & RA MILTON.
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