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1 JAN. T. t ST.
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
An Imprtive Beene in North
Street Methodist Church
It sacral ememm..a tae l.ri,i•e .f nse).hea
rase., Late Ltr.ale Iasperiar.
Sunday to ening lent WAS'arrthly cold,
and there we a shall trnd..uc . at the
churches, with the utcrl,tu.0 ..t N .sell
street Methodist church, where a spe-
cial servrse was held in meteor of the
late Stepbeu Yates, license to.urct.•r,
stud a leading n,ee,h,r of that cung.e-
galluu. The pulpit a.,J platform sere
draped in despite black, *awl th : erten
opened with -The lysed March it. Saul."
The Freemasons, of *kith fraternity 11.e
deceased was a member, were p.rimeot iu
regalia, and occupied the fr..rtt seats
aloes the middle aisle of the body uf the
church. During{ the wnicr the choir
sang a requiem to the air .1 the Diad
March. Thew sae preached by
Rev. 0. 1t. Turk, pastor .Mlle comfiest -
tion. The text was I..ieh, 6t'0: -
We all do facie as Itif." He he-
gau with a beautiful reference t.. the
four station* of the yrar. lit language
as gorgeous as that of the leaves ha de
scribe.l, he painted the glories ad de
Listed the carted oder* of the ebi
leaf. ••Tuniyht," said the preacher, "let
one bring you • test (ruin the beak of
nature -a faded, fallen leaf -and u 1
hold it before you 1 repeat in the len-
gusge of inspiratiur, : 'We all do fade
es a leaf.' Men and women aro tiding
easy, fading away Herr the preach-
er feelingly dwelt upon the Hight ••f
time and the changes brought in its
course. The neat thought was : Like
the leaf, we all fade gradually. The
effects uf the autumn frosts are endual,
and .o, tut., gran fades away gradually.
The leaves fall with • variety uf apprar-
ssew. Su du we. „hen the lest
falls it is to rise again Now they art
torn from their 'Turks and hurled to
the ground, but they make the soil
richer, and in these laves the sap will
rise •,tato. The leaf neter seems sit
beautiful aa when the Ina: has nested
upon it. ti•. is it with the Christian at
hie deathbed. There is a hesuty, • glory.
luverirttar..und the dd./tithed .f those
who die in Christ. Man fades mei fall.
only to riot again. The sicked shall
rise stein, Gut it is only to be judged
asd hurled back again t, eternal death.
/lot, 0, the joy, the otter life, which
awaits • Christian. •• Because I live, ye
shall live also.- The fullesing special
reference to the decease of Stephen
Yates, tor many years an active and use
fol member of the• Methudiat church ie
Huron, was then lade :
I wish to say )wt a few words -make a
few personal references to our departed
brother. 1 hate riot known our brother.
Stephen Yates, tor many mouths, but 1
may speak from the iuforntetim 1 haw,
leen able to gather. 1 will not detain
you by making references to many facto
about his early history. He las sixty
one years of arts when death carne to
him. He was burn in Euglaud, and
Arne to this land when a child. He els the question of deficits the lied( n
lived for upwards of forty tears in the _4tt,e,time makes a strung point. It
township of tt awauosh. He had many ,rya ; "The Tory leaders and *pouters
o•[ nes ae enemy re t: the 1
TMIS8
GRu. :
AHAM
"To hate the .i-, with ail our ninth"
.end .till frac . urea I..%c." •
• -. • - ... 9 NEW FALL GOODSr
Eri:„ true kavas ,.wtbrr 1' atom rut •r. Fashonable t.i...a a a.,__ ,_
amenity. No nor c•. Oil Iui.k upon that lI .._
e, thin leerilr sit the c:.the without
rowing that he antlered meek. But
iiud did tort fo.rae.s. leer sit hie •IHicetee.
lit that strum.. •, .I Jimmit qty, ewer
fromall his children holt ,rue,(J.rd was s' :11
with hie. D..nug t•I�j1 c last two. uses I..
X•* J.In polo, ; he .Upend 1x11. wally ; yet
Gud was with lou. As 1 sa"I bet ne, he
error trued t...1.. los .Lily# Wes ell! WA
et. ❑ i. ..h t.. , . 1.1. !Ma at sirs iu the
poeiti•on he 1.11e1 1 ley*. r+•1 pre*
that 1,.141 14111 ..1,'• 1, h.. 1..u11y in the s
tore Let a' .15
Tl:r pr,:Acio.: . 1... *,..l 1.:•well
unser especially t .... Fre, 10.11.401.1.1,
th.ukei loon. i.. Cue uaveid the frtlhtis
of the .1 e..•.1 f••r t!te,r ki• 13t•4t and
ayineethy. Il. a!oltt$ its the f attuning
words : -1 say to .b Isere, one thing is
:ertsul : 1t -pays to aerve God and .lo
neht in this world. It pays in tit.: re-
spect slid greet. we If"t frau out
tsietnls ; and b., and by it will pay bet-
ter t40. all the ulan'lits of earth, for
we will her iu Ches.'s %seed, grand
tunes --those tone, wht.:.a will beef:der
and thrill us -•'\\'ell dune, go«..l Asd
faithful wireant, et.trr t!rits int.. the
joy of the Lord." lll.y we all Meet
still our bother, at, I with the Instal and
the .rest in Ute land that is fairer titan
day. _
oOMMUNJCATIONS.
:1•+_•ism•-!liana t.,r o ail laNcw lo..a. j.r wtw.... 1 o-...,,. 1/. - •
NEW *3T seeps . seg i '. 'a.�yt�w rags
steer ',aali new.
UNDER GEO. ACNES:
...re she will bre Yi.._ t.. •.e i. ,. ' . t •°
a•l:11.5..•, art a• V. .1 •
A CORDIAL INVITATION 12 I'`::'':".: DTC ALL.
Cosier,, b. u'.7 .,. ..
NOW FOR Li_
mss ass. '1i - %v,/r amiiat, I4e..... : ..ti .iry.• .+.i
l4 'il:' Ti]fih1R!t'tt.
lirdiVw•svavAT
The Genuine Bell O:ga.n, The M1,?c»+
Fischer, Eva: s Pianos.
!' •o,. t'. or:!!- t.at,dk a the veil beat ls.t- is ,cot.. L1':r • • • • ... :. ::;e
GEN( 1 N k th * arc by :..: tie oa roe writimm i e PK(W. r 1. , 841' -
V......,. Ft .s. r. M'itce..,boats °mass; crap At' nsua. 5 . -1 ✓-t, ".: u• cpeon::•, r • .
THE CHEAPEST HOUSIIT IN QANADA.
S....rick. r. Q.,tstencil.
W., do set I QM eeres:Ta rewponaible for tats\
uptuioa* ui w.a ..emvun.tentr. t'un'rfkie
10711 to tris A�yet11te•1 tauet •-unttoe them
selves to maw 41east' •. ane be brief.
her Madtes ei.
To the Edi ors .f the Signa:.
DRAM Sin - The young ladies t.f our
town would lie very thankful to tee
:meltable Y,de's presentee oftener. 011 the
north side of the. s lucre, between the
louts .4 seism and 11111e uc1•.ek. We
think .our town has a 't to a high lass,
when respectable young ladies are not
allowed to pass between Colborne and
Detlor's t'• rner without (wing insulted
or a lot of young Llackttuards. Hopisg
that ettt.table Y4ie XIII 1•e.k sharply
(her this,and make an exatunie .4 a few
.f them. Yours truly.
t CMS'S.
to Open Imes.
tses.
To Ile. Dr Sexton.
t;ta,.-You admit that the earth was
hefure the sun, m•n,ta and stars were
tuade, and that it brsattht forth crass,
herbs and twos bearing fruit before the
toe s.rn was created. Now, what sea
tainted th- earth in its place such a long
rteri'el of time, or what did the earth
rev•tve ar..'rn.i before the sun was 1
Peter, iii :r, 'Fur this they willingly
ire ignorant of, that by the word of
ro4 the hcarens were of old, and the
wall standing out of the waters and in
•he w,ters." Peter kueu what he was
'alkinst about. t►ltvul•t•e.
friends wherever he heed. About nine-
teen Team ago he came to t'.oJerich.
About ten years lieu he was appointed
license inspector for this ndiav, which
othce he very efficiently filled, with a
slight intern:iasion, up to the time of his
death. Let me say a few words about
our brother Yates as a man Frnn
what 1 have heard et hu n, in his horn.-
_ be wall x111 that could be desired -*flee
tiosate, Lind and faithful. In the
church hie experience was not clays .of
the bnshtest. Ls ell his life he seemed to
haee been affected by a c•.ustllan...saI Thr Homr ..reef !t 1.•„d •t.; '• •t, f r
melancholy ; it sse,tsed as if the
music uF bre lits had neer* art 1 December is tone of the !inert r:umhere
to a minor key. He was a good and
true friend. He might not have
beers very demnnatrattre, yet he ever
pr prod • true friend. Hu was cont et ted
when shout 18 years .4 age. All the ugh
his life he took an acne part in church
work. He was s class leader, then as
exhorter, and finally a local preacher. In
those early days local pr••wchers were a
necessity, and in many places they are
still needed. fir.ther fates did good
work, hard work, for the church as a
local preacher. His dear wife informed
rr.e that he often drove 15,20 or 25 nines,
and we know that his services were well
appreciated. I have often thought that
he made • mistake in rot mitering the
lull ministry, end from Uinta dropped
from him i believe he tften felt so, toe.
He was always acceptable at a 'oral
preacher. He could always take old
truths and make them interesting,by
presenting them in a new way. I are
said he was not :one .4 the most cheerful
type of Christians. Well, it wax hts na-
ture, his temperament. 1 will never
forget the last testimony he mad.' in this
church before he went t.. Now York. He
seemed anxious to speak a. the pryer
meeting that evenintr, yet he waited nn
til nesse the last, He felt as if he had
not enjoyed religion as had been his
privilege, and ha was anxious to have
snore of that joy. He told us boor he
we. going away in confidence in t.00.l
Iter departed brother had a w Icrful G
nerve. When he made ep rats mind to
de a thing. he would go right on in con
Memel. He felt the kindness of those
who had centrihsted toward heti 'entre
He said to me : "1 will read over tin /
list after the operations, 111 am all., a:'•t
wdf onnsider every 041nr that of a friend
to me." There tau a warns op-, in rata "a
heart for ail his ft lends, and for as man-
kind, iso that matter. i tiara bees44:3 !
that out in his hese. in Wa-rss 0h t"
took • keen interest in publics affairs. 1,ts
wit an active member °I the temperance'
etterety, and a magic/rata. He was a•
ways reading to the cause o1 t••Tnpetanc/. :11 N
He was at one time reeve of Wadi roes!. •f rd)1
As a politician he was pvenflnncwd. Me that. ties•
(
the 111•',+•
h. d to his view- warmly, and none wail i„o, s•► .
think any the I. a of him for that. Let n1Ie-� 1i
eh think of the good that was in him,
and eppreetate his efforts for the grad of EN,•y •
sseiver. ffiess As took the impetigo,. -----
ship 1 Sisk h. did his work witin et
felts or favor. Iia one a 1i1 cap 11.1
Reeihset Yates was afraid of man or d• v
a. Be did his dety faithfully. Het I
while he did kis defy, he never parse- 1
Wiwi • He ioved ..ew throes who ems
VII Weide He hated that trmllie, let
1.1 a heart ter those euge5ed ha it.
Si eget aid to ale in eesv'rsetins :
have ceased to call Sir Richer.. Cart-
wright a master of deficits. Sir Rich-
ard is nowhere compared with the urea
ent Adwinitration. They have a .left
cit df it5,tifkli,5:r4. Sir Prichard Cart -
%right's deficits sick into iusi.oiticance
when tr•oipared with those which Sir
Leonard Tilley ran away from, and with
which Mr McLelan finds it insp•ossible to
vrsyple. - -.
of that popular educati .nal magazine
yet so.u•'t Hew the pub 'shirrs can
,fiord to ;,r.. t w hand/ionic a mnathly
for fel :.0 a year is 4 mu•vel. it is print
ed in Toronto.
thedertr tassel.
(it.•pnned by Tclerhone from Ilsrbal Stills.5
IioutrooR. Jr..ar tet?
Wheat. IFall) V beirle . t0 72 ate t0 75
W Ideas. Med winter) to bteue .. . 0 00 4 0 W
Wheat.':+pringf to bush . ... .. 0 75 ,e 0 75
1Vh,•at, (.004. 5 t' hush . 0 el .e 0 tilt
vluur..falb»rwt. 1 10 vs 1 to
Fldar. i,oieeds Y cwt .........2 15 • 2 15
I.'rnMama.Flour. ng Gaa. iwt
c.... n 05 w Y 13
Elmer. tpateat, per. cwt 0 00 ..r o r0
0/ate. Y bash ........ 0 19 fe 5 °,1
Pelt' . tt hush 0 to R 0 50
Barley. i boob . 0 15 re 0 50
Potatoes, le bosh 0 :t:. ,e n M
11a) . 11tea ..... •7 in oat !t .r0
ttntter. Yh,0 it e 016
heelssokeEflt
hassle 0 16 .e 0 11
I' crop!, .... _ 0 10 ye 0 52
'3hnrt.. P cwt .................. rl a1 is 0 116
nnlreef' oS:51 0Rt
om.sea",'(w•` \oat
,breen,t.s•, p stet 0 M" 0 PO
Hider
511•• 61,
sioNyukisa.. 0» " 050
6,000,000 PEOPLE USE
FERRY'S SEEDS
O. M. F[RRY • CO.
111-1
1!'•
art ed..n ted t.. for the
MUST (111051[5
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FRS II role M r1
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wittiest er-
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1873
GRIP!
• ANAnA'a ,:d1S1_' JOt'ILSIaL
?587 U. S. MAiL STEAM:QS
et ill. L1::IC% a•41'1Mts' L't.::H \t.t%
ti..atV d
'ANCHOR LINE
AMNOUMLESEIIT fel TME CCWIC
G Hl I' is sew to tel: Lamem0 a. to rege:re
very little of either der. -.pima u: praise.
It is
The Oats Carte.* raper le comae*.
end ,t is furnldted at about ONE HALETHIS
PItICB of .itailar ;uure.als in U.o Jetted
3ta:ce.
GRiP'S CARTOONS.
in &d•ll:ion to being strictly ir..part,al when
the) refer to polities, are alwa)..aa the aide
of pat nm i,wi and inenaity.
The late improvrtwat, are ua,ver•..1v ad -
wired. 3'1 r journal he er:terged to 16 lucre..
and it is pnul.d upon heart toned .u•I wall-
anleaderr,l paper- lista gores bots, the kn-
sraviwr. aad L.. Istter-sten a i.w,••ittiti
sppear•noe. And. astwit sliding this ere
Mgr meat lid Inspiaveruent, the pews, u!
N)y 0? • year ; sleet c.pte.. $ feats.
the p:.t. it cumin-m.1e.:., t,ca b of u !.,.,r-t•Wt,:
*amt..
GRIP'S PUTFORM :
o.,; 1'. ...h.p; T: ,sell .c ... .elle• ,
fti 114 not be without 'his favor -rte ('aratc-
ian cartoon taper. Its price Flamm it wenn..
ire reach of all
Addrevs t h - Crew Messes aha PwblNk•
hseCa. .6 and 20 Front Street West. Toro --
to. Net .ubeeribers. sending $2, wtil receive
the paper she balance of 1,Aa. and to 3155 Il.•
es -umber. MK.
Atli; Itoneertng.
SPECIAL PREMIUM OFFER.
An sol•scribersto Gltll'. new or old, are
entitled to a ropy of the mauni0trnt ut4o-
eiaph "colv.rivarlvcLarn[tea.-or the t rn-
panwn platy "LrnalAL Lttau[tu." Shortly (0
ne publi.beel. us garment of 7. cents for post -
GLASGOW AID 101433NCERRT.
Naw.Ycik. 'iota'. •. - . - -' -• • • r 5a:..'
(%H1Net, eat and t."7'- • 1 ' ,-`'. fl'o'w
! tern&.• out turd ur prep..... r)+e.
Anc1r•r Liu, f)rs"s, fren.l st bear ' it:.
are paid 1t,. of • as u, b n*uis•.:•
n. -o Ian 1 at..: I.••,l..t.i.
Fur Bunks of T•••t:..'1 :t: r oche -:'.:v:
,n* ion, apply to II •. i r :ice. \
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50 Candle Power.
Yo 65).'. )7o f`i•'mnei, -masse. No oder.
1I.•at ..round the 0.1 tel._
"us:Lively Nun-Lxph..ivc. r sec:)' Lomt,
(luamn't•'.
wade in all .tyle. -Table. Bracket. reenact-
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'v l'hand.•licrw, 1.tt.rar, ace . are.
PP.ICE - S5-00
add upwards.
Wanner C & White Machines
Pianos and Organs,
«::rum the ::,vee ee!ebra of ta.akere - eb•ap
for 17a.:h.
GEO. W. THOMSON.
Are:•r
Rer,denc•'-1'iret (louse East of P.w.•th.
PLaing 31.1 :t0 rot
1886NESV FALL &GODS..1886
i gust the public with tie venae s, a ::�:: that 1 have op.n.•1 v at a •':,v:at _1 m,: tu.c..• ,
NEW ANL
Ns\ 'SKN1.MAI, 11 .'
l7RB and t.ar.ti Valnatm. I...drrt. A.
Inc read -sitesidhentils experweee in
.nrrT•no, sr r I.e le iso a position 1.
etch r..,. .nth seidakin alt rre-
.••Nrt: ' to Film.
51 vleft a
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• t, • "mew. 'ssor.rf
Sr ¥LISM SPS COOP,s1
'Suitable for .l•nninn sod Early tit':rater
Inc move* Textile Fabr:os are se tarleu to:. wa� a tl..t ,:w. r the rt.•'t fa,thi'rna sea•, Is•
SUITIt:'D.
PLAIN AND BROCADED SATINS,
itlack ant, Colored. P::a n and Striped flashes and Y't:•:en.
Buttons from a 5c. Size up to a Trade Dollar.
Meta:, Pearl and Jet Clasps for Dresses and Mantles.
Gloves Fly a :ceie�: T
Full ranee. and at pr:.e.: nnprer dented ie. 11.r ..: amigo( the Hosiery and tact r Trn
ALL DEPARTMENTS WILL BE RHINO WELL ASSORTED.
An-sn,u.ually large stock of l'anad:an end I'..tx.::ed KNITTING YARNS-BestMakss.
KEY NvTi Goods gold or, their merits. no mlarer • e•'- r :at tow made. and strict:; our price
Gaderieh. Sept. Eh. luuiR.
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Ie flys 5, the time of the peer when l.rcp!e are pre-par:me for Fall and W inter wrarll. r, 1 h' -g
•v • :,:i ter 1110101u3 of the p abii,• to my -tu.k of
TWEEDS 1.1W COA i I1 GB,
• 01en''1.r:-•• tt.• Ise•;: s::•1 P.•••7 1''atte:ns and ''ha.ic, th'• rnarl.e: a" -
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CaII and See the New Goods.
a r ew.ember the
(Loden,h. Yrp.. 1.6. Iter'
ce-Ave.: ere ret, next door to 5.5.5. cf Montreal:4s
Travelling $utbe.
411 •N11 T111:NK
sabre
Re ret. Milted Milted.
O•.dere-Y l f.v. i i 00 won 1 11:15 p.st I t! pe.
Stratttwel i Ar. I asoa.m 1 ):Ilta.al 7ID
H.1./. *teed. sr..
P.as gas
We have revel pleasure to informing onr Meal)
sad the public trnerally. that user Fall . to.► is as
vaaiplete. In all the Ih.part,o.st. our ,co"d' well 1
fouwl of thy tiese•l design. ..:ret t.*1 •,t.atu)•
,11110“11 4NOM,
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M %%TIL t'LOTttM.
We art .toot lag large ranges in French. ti.•nnaa
and Kn�[flora Goode is the acne►t eek••., We hat.• a
line of lire.. Mellor.. that will astonish you, at 121 eta.
Conte and get ...me of them before they are all sold.
Newest things in Trimmings to swatch dress. goods.
TWEKDS, Wolts'rEDA .t ND C.rATAN(1:5.
a ••,1, 1.414 a:.w.r'n,rnt. aro! at i.rt r, loot. r ..... , ...r.
Are our Saito to order at olx.:;.
FANCY GOO DB
Fam y Wool shawls. Fascinators. 1uu o'Sltanter
Hate. Pune Pout cepa and floods. Busier) and Glut.•..
Mimes and lather Mittens, taiitcther with a ewutdct.•i
assortment of small wares.
1 dist-oust of Ire ;••'real. will be allowed on all
'ash purchasesof /1r) Good* uf nuc dollar aid user.
t
Colborne Bros.,
GODERICH.
FALL AND WINTE$
MILLINERY.
MS. C. H. CIRVIN
11,,t, w ,nuuul..e that her tto.k of Fall and Winter \: ilis..r' is u..,x complete, and
. mprises 1!t••
VERY LATEST STYLES
1,
ATS. BONNETS,&c
A Lepra am- Varied Stock o.
PLUSH TRIMMINGS,
.1.1 shades and fatter, -.
Feathers, Flours, 0r11311101118, 1bb011s, &C.
I, Large Variety. Always on hand • Largs and 's%'4 Assorted Stock of
S`lePLEAflD FdecYDRY GOODS
A CALL IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
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Wholesale and Rela.; Dealer in
Toronto Cash Store
SHELF'.'AND . HEAVY
HARDWARE
THE FALL STOCK
Ts NOW pOMPLIIETTIC_
p all ■ser .1.e.ted to .scan and ^ .r.,ne the quality .'d cneeNth
yfaeseabrr the Mand - THE TORONTO t'APH STOOK.
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Subscribes TheSignal
PAINT$, OILS AND GLASS,
GODERICH.