The Huron Signal, 1887-7-29, Page 44
THE IIUE,ON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1887.
JULY SALE NHL Ole r.tavwd hese bort Cbl- Lac.orte --The a'w'ls of (isderisb, I Hew Ifo DieTIs.I' M 1111101.-T10
sago on Tuesday Dight 4K, and ezpresees were "downed" i. fear Nrntg..:" by the I brr7 WO" is °Yoe tun tato Tear. N ear -
h ..1( well pleased with his top.Bearers, el Sest ootk, Teedgy efter.oua IF er'ry Tear we Pear ut otos one
Elijah Moore, am old tttleideet of WC The Beavers hors evidently getting p+'so.sd with putr,n ivy while
Guderisb, lilt Thursday last (ur Thor, plscko er *Aid P•••••••*". a their Wesel(
6•er+es, inietlehum it for the vine
oared, when be will beecefurth reside. side. It seems the Hems emit troll called Virgin's steeper, whish is closely
pad Hulloes r tat elven of
the Sd with erary dA that some. resembled. I will toll dime ate ' ::
... .. tags sea be avoided u (utas The Virginia
D 39-7 wad va..U.os to agree a sprained ankle, aAT Trim, ]Ivor We DtasNs.- WNW hoe firs leaven in •Blaster,
"Vi
received at the ttea/oetb.eisket matt\. Drirkiwg water has microbes, milk while the peina is v bas only three
This Wi•rtoo taw has bees esrasg+d IN. tTr'tO1q°°• O° has t '-v v••u• mores ID & elwter. All native vines
clan Q*0,r,sod oeherwae improved, and clones to whoa.. '•
uas Drain ai..aw sad boor have five leaves and clusters of fire
wanA
: 1 '7" •model limapaper. Mee. to dt ',,,w
f or Lae kidney troubles. Seen whiskey bas leaves sre bared**
crakes. And all of this is the midst of a
I ' 1 A Jean in Brunei" has Mss fined 82 sooner t+nreg►t.-0isdsNatt Co.•
Iireallv
` P) ll ^and oc.ts, fur setting two dugs tizbting. maoiaL
f.t,+ iia 111 p Aker but and daagotva fur such : repeated b say List b w
oversight the oases of Maggie Mc' jean,
t The Misses Acheson left for Niagara• model school, 391 was omitted from the
--- lice u( who the High
on -the Lake ; tie Comedian Clienteles), pupils Pod
Friday last, and will be about about two n4h09l ..trance uAwin.ti..o. er.o that ( whether you receive a first or secuud
g I G ALE weeks. the mem of George Andrews and call we wast you to attend to it at once.
Mn. E. R- W.(.'0, sults 1`•e. bele sit. Jeanie Ravine were plated i° mistake $715.00 worth of subscription accounts
lug or to este jlreesd haus been sent out this week, sud there
TWEED
A Marr.. or IrpusTAaas,-That it
not a Naomi notice, bet it te worth of
serious asrsideratioo, all the same. Ti.
week imamate) out • large out•'^:r of ac-
•omots to ddisgven! ;4usaribers. Some
Of kh• notices ars "second" calls ; but
FOB ONE MONTH OIL
( some aloe past a still is • low are more to fellow ae soots as we can
y eerdiliov and Iwo an entertained fur One ur TOa OLD Bora-Janis Train nuke them out. We waut that money,
her recovery. or. of Ckia.Ru, a former resident Uf aisd nu haus Do bis W.
susess to withhold it.
G,oderieb, r a few weeks in T
Owing to the body
nowchurch,
b.- •psndlelR Thu item is written fur delve teats, and
loft made in the body ut Knox ohursh, Iowa Tb. nausea .1 /M peel tau or 9'
service will be held in the lecture roomtw,yes have net gowned Jim to 1s of no importance to soy of our sub
`el. se
slay greet utast, and he lealle chanced Krib*n Dot lu "roam
next Sabbath save in the mors rueful dicoW of his
Mies Byfield and Mies Nellie Norriruefuls 1 brown moestache-
J.A.IEIII1Bea
CALL AND INSPECT
ger I.dt•• •+ i•.i_e paid for Butter and ERzs
J. A. REID & BRO.,
Jo dao's Block. Cowl House !Square, o
oisr
g
t. b
ist July. Mir.
Slew Ad..
.se.erse•its Tata Werk.
fray hers and Applemen- ('ha. ltd;s.
11) 1'. R. TelegraMt line It. Radcliffe.
lUsetlais and Industrial 1 :MonsonHill. Toronto.
its. deuce and Orou.ds for `;ale by Teader-
U. W . Berry, Ooderith.
Thoro'bred Cow cad Heifer l'.11 for Bale
Mrs. R. Hawley. Huron Itosd.
H. J.
TOWN TOPICS
er
• A Oils se. &skin' notes.
An' faith At /f Credal if."
retrrwst d from Toronto laweek, mumsMill
Denier Bvt..txrotpawr.--ger
pealed by Mn Yoriag and Helty Wil J. R Howell, of Seatortk, the di•tri4
tieing, of that city. tup•rintard•rt of the Methodist church,
K Dr McDosegh will be in Goderich for 1 hes been travelling through the motion
consultation oa Saturday, the Otk tN recently. Let week he was up north,
1iti
Aguse, arid afterwards me e fist Bat 1 and divided the circuit of Dungannon
°relay of every month. and Nile, sod Tuesday be attended the
No RDtT nos I.e.-People not engag meeting of the North-st. quarterly
ed in newspaper work, who can shoed Lard.
it. are wise in takiad • %Nation, A yooag o w. and a. woos of ng
-Chicago Inter -Ocean. women went sett -lei a mew me ' •
G. F. Shepley, of Toronto, the well- Friday ovules, net, and as they did not
known barrister, is putting in vacation return bsfoes darkness set in, fears for
s' Guderieh. He doesn't know any their recovery were eetertaiued. It
place that suits him better. turned out that owiog to the n,ugbnese
Mies Angie Heodersoo, who has been of the water they beaebed tie boat be -
teaching at Dumbarton, below Toronto, tease Goderich and the Point Farm and
for the pact six mouths, is spending part walked borne.
of her holidays in Goderich.
A. J. Meager, book-keeper at the Big
Mill. is spending a couple of weeks op
at Sundridge, Storey Lake, Muskoka
He is accompanied by his wife and
Jjamily.
BINDING Tama -R. W. McKersie,
tf sou west tow • nine ditptar of portrait ' °t the cheap hardware store, Goderich.
t rushing go to Oeo. Stewarts obaorraph bas just received another lot of No, 1
gallery. corner of Homilies St. sud Square, manilla twine which he is running off
To THU FAtt*IHs.-if you want a first-class at 124 cis. per Ib.
New point call at else foundry. Priem on re-
. pain reduced 10 per cont. Itrtscisu5 Boom. A L'AILOAO or Hoaxz,t.-A. M. Polley
Cougar ('Asia orient- Tor brrpatns Ibis "roved iron Stmttoed Wednesday with
caret i. Purees Tea&. (Noon. •rte ail liuee of • load of horses, which he intends ship-
A
nt.c s spring steel. ar ed, feta
o.e. fresh groeeetsa. tali on M. McOti..r. .
A BAD Mies.- If you rad to see McCor- Ping by boat. He is doing • bye basi-
1
e ret, durable Hees with railway
contractor. c° the C
l sad cheap• tie sun to csam.De cad save , P.11. this season.
envy• HOSIERY. -J. A. Reid & Bro. are sell -
The trwuLr woo. for Liquor tea ID God,
is at the drag mese of neo. Rhyne*. faro IDR • line of cashmere fashioned hose in
' drugs and chemicals always on hood. and all size, and colon lower in price than
prescriptions carefeU) made up. cotton goods. Missei size,, 15 t0 25e.
The question of tie new agricultural build- Pair. Ladies', Ybe.
Lap.ppears to he agitating the public mind Per W
e obscene extent- bat&1 are motioned that when Dr. M. Nichol.on, the W eat street
good photegrap:•s are wanted. it. Ballow• is dentist, mak.. the preservation of the
the MAD.
The cold wareyese't effect the low prices natural teeth a specialty. Gad adminls-
of grate) summer wear at le• t A. Prldb.ni s. tared from 9 a m. to 1p. m. for the
They are twutid t be sd Id whir { c'o of teeth.
r o u erso w in ass ex
trscti
the mercury
st u 63 ur at ,u . cam andP•
twr for yourself.
dimmed. Nitric a - Parties contemplating
putting la hes water furnaces 41.,, (.11 .hou1'1
' wait .ad we one manufactured by James
• Oven -art at l'o.. Hamilton. Trine about Ne.
TboteSIkIy towed and guaraatoad. Maguire
of O. !C. DAVe.
Tus «'utrs ,'s emnuria' TsMPERA%C2
UNION will meant regularly for the trans ction
of business every TuawLy •lessonm at til
o'clock. in Knox rhumb. !vert- woman in-
terested to the work is medially Invited to
attend.
For address. dyear •d.. terfamery. patent
medicines. t hemicai,.. rite., best quality
and lowest recce.. all at Cootie's drug -mora
Albion Block. Special attention paid to Air
pprroven. of np. sud family recipes.
W. 1'. U e, druggist.
W itrgr Wirire Oti_ - Samplers & Son have
jud received a car load of water white Can-
t Now i• tie Uwe to get your 6 be ..dist oil. wht-b they .re sellipng4u vorrr ma ODed.
cheap
Oil delivered to any part oft town. An-
other lot of Gurney's moves. chap. The
cheapest house ander the sun.
THs HO.oM oro Hato LOAN AND iNvrsT-
HUNT Cert•AN t.- Depositors In this oumpa.y
have tie best passible security for their mon-
ey. alt being invested la mort.ege on fano
property. Depositors have a firm lien in -W
the company's assets. Kate of late rest paid.
from I to 5 per cent. aceeeditsg 616-1111160410
an4 duration of deposit. Farmen banal "sur-
plus mesas should call end me the maas.er.
Misr Maud Haswell left for Detroit
Last week.
Miss McIntyre, is the guest of Mr J.
R,.., of Exeter.
Miss Nellie Crocker, of Eteter, spent
a week in Gudench.
Miss Lewes, of itr.m;,ton, is visiting
Ler aunt, silos Trueman.
Mw Mornay is the guest of Mrs
V. L Harland, Clinton.
The Misses Isabella and Alice Shsr-
113n, are cutting friends in Clinton.
Lindsey Flwuvi t.,e.k • "header" from
hes wheel lett week and sprained hu
arm.
Misses S. Molloy and R Eaves. of
C:tnton, are sienna IHeo l• a Gods -
rich.
Miss Noble and Mr Atkinson, of Clin-
tou, are •ajeyin1 themselves to Clods -
rich.
Mrs. Harry Holmes, of Acton, is the
easel of her sister in -6•w, Mrs. James
Rubinson.
Miss Mamie and Mr. Will. Smith, of
Godeeseh, pisl a vett to Clinton friends
last week.
Mrs James Thomas is vintinl in
Wtnghem. the gueet of her nephew,
John Bell.
Mn Thom, .1 Montreal, is in t..wn
visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs M.
H atchwon.
Mn Harry Gorman sod the Misses
Gleason, of Sarnia, •re the guests of
Miss Davis.
Mr and Miss Hatch, of Woodstock,
era the guests til` George Stewart, photo-
graphic artist.
Mn Knox, of Clinton, was visiting at
the residence of Mrs. Back, West et.
during the pest weak.
Mrs John Galt, of Monkton, N.11 , is
visiting at the hose of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. C Cameron.
It is said the G. TR bee reduced Sun-
day Saha I picnic rates, from Clinton to
G.,dericb, to 10 and feet cents.
]Maher R. Bteiabach. of Zurich, spent
last week is Goderichwits his anon
d, Ilk r n 1 ser sed MBuswell.
Mra B. P. Halls, who has been pese-
iratd with gastric fever, is greduslly im-
proving we are plowed to learn.
Mr JohnPsttteer11of the firm of John
Palmer &Roe. ofMontreal. le et pre-
sent visiting his •o..im-law, Rev. G R
Tot.
TUC AUIICULTVSAL BVIDINUa.-At a
meeting of the public works committee
Tuesday it was reeolved to reonmmend
that the tender of Geo Neibergall for the
erection u( the proposed .grtcultutal
hill, amounting to $2,750 be accepted.
In addition to the main buildings, the
sheds for stock wt!I also tars to be er-
ected st • probable cost of =600. The
other cost• connected have been EA*
for purchase of gtoend., ,100 tor fee-
, tt>(iS hies, with the cum spep'f-iii
levelling and seeding, and yet to be
spent in draining, Altogether the new
gr•.uuds will cost in the vicinity of 87,-
000. At a spe:ial meeting of the town
council Tuesday amain* the oontract for
the buildings was awarded to Mr Nei-
bsrg•tl.
Psn*ooilc.-There were throe high AJi- ints'• KIND HEART. -Apropos of
school teacbers from outside points in the good-heartedness of the late Sir
town last week who had graduated from Matthew Cameron, a little episode hes
Goderich high school. They were, C.
F. Creseweller, of (tghew•, John Elliott,
-4 Brockville, and Robe. Btother*, of
Ottawa They ere all Jose; nem of
promise, and what they hare done is but jury brought in a verdict of acquittal.
an earnest of what they an do. The lodge gave the young fel:ow in the
Gsowtwu Ur WIT. TM Cou'era i -- dock some geed advise and calling him
Robert Todd, who some seven years ago in front of the bench said : "Yon have
oe
oopied tbs position of "devil" in esti. now been some time in jail ; you say you
onto., bis, w• ars pleased to see, re- want to go to your friends at Ashland
ce°tly secured the position of editor and I expect you have not got enough tnoney
manager of the Sander Quw.fy Mimeo. even to pay for a night's Ldging. Take
ren, published at Sardusky, Miele Bub this," handing the now thoroughly aa -
un a hardworking boy, became a good tonished man • $5 bill, "make your
pouter, and we have every reason to be- way home and ears an honest living
lieu* will make • goad all•n,und news- from now out. The judge', heart was
paper man. We wish him every soot.... iia the right place.
been related. In July, 1885, at Port
Arthur, • young Americ.n was brought
up charged with a rather seri )os crime.
After a long trial, about ten at night, the
Rev A. McWilliams, B.A., who For CANADIAN W'1NNER4 AT BvrrAL.) -
the pest two months has w acceptably The seventeenth annual outing of the St.
assisted Rev Dr Ure, will preach his Andrew's Society, Buffalo, took place
farewell .ermco is Knox church, neat Saturday at Lir wood i31en, and the plc.
Sunday evening. Rev Mr McWilliams °ic and the games proved attractive
preached is Remail Wt Sunday. On enough to 611 the enclosure from early
Monday next be leaves to °[!relate III In the afternoon until • late hour in the
THEY WANT HIM TO -ARBITRATE.-His Rev Mr Stewart', charge, Clinton, for evening. The sports were • feature of
Honor Judge Tema has been requested the month of Argue, during that revo
Ont., y Jotthtn McPherson,
l ht Looe i:f ft. 0.4. -
to n.
adjudicate in an appeal ane of the gentleman's voeatiou, prior to bis depar- A -toting dplegstioes, from Brussel.,
Canada Company against their assear t°relto resew his studies at Montreal Woodstock, Turoato, Goderich, London
os
THsas Ass DouAss IN Ir. -The woe and Windsor carried off • goo;Iy num-
tor of the Chatauqua (N. Y.) Com- her pt the boon Archie Ssuit, of
mercial, when he u hard up has the fol- Brussels, was first in seven competitions
lo.wisg unique way of stating it : "There and second in five. J. McPherson, of
is a little matter that home of our Sub- Gederieh, was first in two competition.,
scribers Mrs seemingly forgotten on. second in fire and third in three.
tirely, some of them hove made us m•oy Smith, of Woodstock, got two firsts,
promises, but have not kept them. To Ben•ett. of Toronto, Ent In two mile
es it i$ a very important matter. It ij Allston, of London, Ent in once
mewl/Airy in our bosimsss. We are event, Moon, of Windsor, third in six
very modest sud don't like to Speak events The Rankin., of Woodstock.
•bout 11. Du you know what W. took three prises, a first, second and
third.
Alt Ow Thu Wel MAN. -The ("deo-
dims. American Sas this to may of • former
G. T. IL station *gent at Goderich : -
"Mr. Arthsr Wily, who is originally
influences connected with bar-rccom from Montreal, and is the non of the
drinking, showing how its sssaeiations late Lieut.-CoL Wily, for many years
director of stores fur the Dominion
Government, has been appointed scent
at Litchfeld, Minn., on the St. P. M.
and M. R. Mr. Wily is • graduate of
that grand old school of railway men,
the G. T. R, be having been at various
points ai cashier and agent till he was
removed to Chicago. Daring the boom
in Winnipeg he reigned his position
there and was appointed accountant of
the C. P. 11. in that city, and as the
rad was built and new stations media
be was selected as the first agent s1
Mo•sejaw, N. W. T., an important
divisional station of that line, where be
remained four yeses, leaving there to
take charge of the contractors' work at
Woodstock. Ont.,on the Ontario & Paci-
fic read, which was finished in May net.
Tea LIOHT.ovas 8amT BOAT, "CAN•
Au*." -A boat midnight as Friday. the
lighthouse supply boat, "C.sada," en-
tered our hark r, and bright and early
next morning the pesseegen meld be
seen .trolling about town, admiring the
beautiful lay -out of no place. Asperin-
tendest Harty, a genial old eon of Brie,
an old Kingstonien, was in charge of the
peaty, and • happier man to make things
run smoothly, even in rough weather,
eould not be found. The following were
passengers on board the "Canada :"-
P. Harty, Sup't Lighthouses, J. R Rob -
airtime, Ase) t-Suppt, Mrs. Harty, Mr.
Heiken, Mr. 8. Halkht, Ottawa ; Mi..
Brannan, Kingston ; Mrs McKellar,
Miss Vargieis McKellar, Mies Hattie
lag was held is the lesion morn of BUrines' McKellar, °f
bw
rveport, Lt Mr. Pigott Mrs Pi
mint by tbs town of Mitehell.
Rev Dr Ure exchanged work with Rev
Mr Musgrave, of Huron Presbytery,
last Sunday. Mr Musgrave tilled Knoxw
church pulpit in • meat uptable man-
ner both morning and evening.
Geo. F. 01d, of Ocdetrich, has had
charge of the grocery store of Will. T.
Yates, in the absence of the proprietor,
who was away from town on ;matri-
monial- business.-Winghsm Times.
Sitter's.'Gii*IN.-The 0. T. R. em
ployees were engaged Tueed•y, at the I moon 1
elevator in shipping 25,000 bushels of Sea fa STILL AT THE WORK. -IR place
wheat which had been brought hither of the usual sermon on Sunday evening
for transhipment by the Emily Maxwell. last, Mrs Rev. T. M. Campbell gave an
Mrs. R. Brough received news fromst earnest temperance address on the evil
Petrol' on Tuesday of laweek that
her sister was seriously 111, and at ones,
left for that place. Next day the mad
intelligence of the invalids death rescu-
ed town.
He wee Hsxo.-The genial J. D.
Stewart, of Russeldale, was in town dur-
ing the past week on a business trip.
He. laying low to make the Goderich
Caledonian tames a bigger success than
ever next year.
Rev. (1. R. Turk was at Clinton,
Monday last attending the committee
meeting in connection with the 8. 8
Coto -entice to be got up under the
auspices of the financial district meet-
ing in September.
UNrssl:•DENTEU.-There are $ large
number of strangers sojourning in and
around Gnderich this summer, and thedtiu
number of old 0od*ris who have
come hack to spend • few weeks in the
place u unprecedented.
Frank Bissett, of Cornwall, is spend-
ing • few weeks in town, visiting hu
mother and other relatives and friends.
It u fourteen years .ince he saw (Inder-
ich in summer time, and he is delighted
with the appuaranee of the old tow°.
Tee Par's or Arms. - - English come
mouton houses warn Canadian apple menet payieg anything like last
..
yea'''s prixfor apples. They soy
prices In Zealand will rule 35 to 10 per
cwt lower than net year, owing to heavy
n
crops theand on the eootioest.
Nor YtT A1111•3010. -The eemmittee
of OddfuUows hearing bees unable te
o"art.r the United gaiter* for • trip to
Port limos, have corresponded with the
proprietors of that magnibeeot passenger
boat Cble, but ss yet have not been able
to make satisfactory arrangemmita
TNR Rr..iri.t. fleawort' Ptsrr•RRD.
The annual report of the Gselpb nom•
ference was the "sermon" from North
Si. Methodist pulpit Monday morning
last. It is a nicely worded delieennee,
let mot oof the oongreg.tioa would
hare p e.
erred the orthodox •entre
Tway STWII m Tar Rt'MNNRA. -Mr S
J Leavenworth, (bother -in -Illi of Z
Holmes, Clinton visor Rns', lies bosoms
.r1 proprietor .f the tit. Catharines
Mil
Ly Now* sed promises to kook. it •m
A 1 paper. Tb. sw.p•per and print-
ing business is almost hereditary in the
LeavenworthLrenworth and Holmes familia. hie
Mr Lieve.w..rt►'w grandfather, fallow
and two sgelse all b•loagud to the *raft,
while vas► d his three sisters married
one trade, oof the same tde, .ad on oat on*
.i d. • father and wide were m•eb pub -
Ushers. Mr ieavenworl•, .r, published
the third paper imeed i• old Upper
Cased%
led the young and unwary into forming
habits of intemperance ; warning her
hearers to shun snob places as leading toin
reof body and soul, and depressing
the fact that such plansshould be
licensed by our law.. -Owen Sound
Times.
Hs le STILL ON HIM TltAvsln -The
followinm g,frnTuesday's Glebe,evideutly
refers to the parous who was arrested i°
Goderich net week shamed with attemp-
ing tart bistbrost : An old man with one
lag named Daniel Morrison was charged
with vagrancy .t the Police Court. He
told the magistrate that ke same from
Cape Breton expecting relations to assist
him. bet found that they were as poor
as himself. Alt Baxter issued en order
for a reilwsy pees to help him oa his
journey bome.r.
The ( .4. Pnts terien says : "The
first eoennanion is Melville ohereh, Cote
8es L, Au•idkis, sirthe iud.ctros of Rev
John McGillivety, B. A., was held enders
Jen* 9g. ?oedema now eetbsrs were
added to the emersion roll Mr Mc-
GillivrayMs •loosely gm
trained a war
plow in tne affect/ma d kis people, and
`e ministry gives promise of great enc-
ases. -
ee.. The egregati•e is at presses
electieg sldere. the session heretofore
beteg an interim ass." Oe Agree be,
M ilivrey knaves to speed kis four
walk: veestsoes .t the se• -ode ; hi•
brother D. McG tlivray, IL A. supply-
ing his pulpit daring kis abeenee.
Tegiegan
a Wee OooAsaT6o.. - A'meet-
McKellar, iss
North serest Methodisi ekes.\ Keay toff, Mimi Pigott, Bowmssville ; Mrs.
Der IM pttleps• d 'semis• a Potreo' rn, the Mimes Pearson, Mr. Dale,
Miss Williams, Toronto ; Mn Haurel,
Miss Zealand, Miss Fairgrieve, Henan
tog ; Mies Gipson, of Brentford : Mr.
Kimg, Mr. McCall, Sarnia ; Mr R Mc-
Gill., Mies Balmer, Oak wills , Mrs.
Foley, Port Hops : Captain, John Me-
0ire, of O+krill. ; Purser, Wm. 0.
7.e• and, of Hamilton. During awRater-
takeo port in bT Mea Turk. Rios•, ay there was • heavy "Mow" 44 the
C'.o, 11o0illvr•y, (lue.a. Buser ani lake, and Capt. M.(lira decided to le
Nyan, it sues deeide5 to proe•od with by aid wait for it to moderate. About
the ersasisatios of • eodM te M called a p i.. eke wind want down, sad the
{h• eideretk ProbIWi.s L "Camila" " get up steam end proceeded
S itiref g oras% were them sleeked on her wry -
PntddastN. lm
gdifihy ; Viso Past Awow- af kerma.- W• hare tete ..•d
d.mt, A. h ; 8e.s.taty J. A. Reid ; the smssal report of the m
wnslu's Medi-
Treatierer, J. A. Nett . 'IE'►eps+mM cel College, Kinghos, whieh ie •illiatsd
tseminsted a eomm(ttes •omsiifgg of
Menem ?ark. Armstrewti,
'yhtam•am. Robertson sad atimie. snfi
a ewsttilwMa The wpsaIleg hus d-
b mast *pie h Street
t1i i1t shank sett Mro5ay •wMimg
•t $ e'+11e&
WW1 orgenlsatios is Goi•eteh.
Ahoet sixty temperass, workers were
prim. After singles std gayer. Row.
Ci. R. Turk, who oeoaped 1M chew, os•
eti.tsd the object of the w1estiop.
tt«a
were read frees Rev. Dr. Orilla,
Dr. Smith. F. 8. lipostee, soil Raw. A.
M. I bfMp. es to the Mol memos at ea
pnisioM After a diaeus*ius *hitt wee
with Queer's University. The report
oenbine valwibl. teler.Mleg M ladies
e)eeinie. 0f .t.Jyl.g .•lids•. A tmeopt
the portraits is ems Dr Marina Oliver, •
rrimioma ar•da•te, who I• kerma b
meal she, some
threeyaps heels( .I•tar,
hoer
Mim Belle Oliver, oho w.e awn tweb--i-nowt taleu up, al: Mail* aaslwbRidsrt-
ing in the high .cbo.d here. The fol $ !y t.. _rt the first i..igoraing sniffy/
lowing biographical skestc!t a:.-'-.i.l'dues ' pure lske air. Tnr day was but, the wird
the portrait: -Dr Marton ii.trer WAS b•.ru ; us* ilusigg towards shore sod the air
at Aruobauk, near St Mary, Ontario oD the betake Uf the mighty Hetos was
She was .cheated at the public and le)gh .imply doleieus, and made ore (ovgst all
school& of tit Marys. She taught aek.w.l atr.ut the sweltering best tit tie pest
very successfully for eon's years. Freon oaturday at.d Sunday. We may here
childhood she had dreamed i f devoting rr.aark, i .re..(1.ctially, that a finer
her life to missionary work, su.i wiles, a...kintt 1.4 .d p«K,le than marched
the Foreign Missionary society .•1 the d.rnu;h the .I reels ..f the °runty town
Presbyterian church s.guitied their de .•m Tuesday is not often gated upon by
sire to send out lady m«]tcnl now - the geed folks of the ambitious ceetre of
.ries to the Zemin" women of India, she the iu..ot pn..Tereus county in Canada,
at once offered herself, and beg,¢ welt and we further venture to predict that
known in the church fur Ler ¢••..d works, they w„t.'t be similarly privileged uncal
shat was rs:rived wit:: delight They tile- neat extarsi.ou from this town.
sent her to Kingston in 1•'t.. si.•I she Alamo six o'clock the match to the st•-
took her first session in Om Rovat c••'- ' tion was again resumed. A eoeuiders-
lets and the other three in the Wto reed's ; We diSerene. betweee the bearing and
Medial college. She graduated' • ' complrxi..$) ..1 slime)* every owe was
1886, haring taken the second, third and I quite ...sliceable between the Farad. in
fourth year scholarships, which ere offer- the f.•ren..uu and !het in the evening.
ed by friends of the college for general ' On g•.in.t lis the park all tripped •lino
proficiency. In October, I$53. she left with light ani lively tread, but oa the
far Iadore, India, and te now Ie*rning homeward march the bearing was mach
the native langtwge with Dr Beatty, ! I.ees jaunty, and the gait decidedly more
preparatory to segueing in her prone- l,linred, white the beautiful, clear, ale -
signal and Christian duties. I baster oowipleeious n( the morning hail
THE WArgawotuoi Segni" A meet• ' rh. esdthe env tuo le asouse tnshish;
of the waterworks committee was held . T
Monday evening. Mr Chipman, of ! rouge bedecked Broadway belie The
Bruc'arille, an engineer engared by the swere,on their way to the beet tows an
town. council to advise upon the pn•per•
et: scheme, was present. On motion it the o any, which they reached i. satsty
was decided that an inremtgati.,n ` se to •bot eight o'etoel', nut •n emidast ur
the feasibility of memoir's a water supply ,then untoward event lariat eiss•rrsu
from the harbor flats he node. Tarr i d' war dui enj•.rmeal of a mart p1•asalit
day and edneeday, Mr Chipman aa- 7
luted by members of the cement tee made
examinations into tarious mattere per-
taining to the prcpo..d scbome,and Wed-
nesday erening aru•tber mesterei( of the
committee wee hshd. The engi-ser made
• rerbsl statement. He had gamed the
6iw at the Hawley well, and it ahnw•
ed a quantity of about 200 gallons
a minute, or shout nne-half • hors*
power. He would ni t advise the use of
artesian wells for power. He had ex-
amined the Attrill well, and had obtain-
ed information of other wells, and they
appeared to bare a uniform level of
about 33 feet above the lake. After
comparing the Williams scheme with
that estimated for in the town bylaw,
he went on to ghee that if the source
could be placed below the hill there
would be no necessity for a lifting
pump, but it would incur • greater
length of large mains. 10 -inch mains
were suggested instead of flinch up to
the first branching He had an esti-
mate which would cores inside the
1164,000. The standpipe should not ;be
abandoned, as for • small town it was
fully as useful es the direct pressure It
was decided that the scheme f•)r obtaioiag
water power below the itiii be not adopt.
ed. The ererineer then stared that he
would submit a written report insole of
a week, and the committee adjourned.
Tex MAt-riow... - The Cuagma•-
tional Sunday School & Publishing S)•
testy began with this year t he publication
of a ftmr-page weekly for youngest read•
ere in the primary department of our
Sunday schools, the name of "The May-
flower' being given it as appropriate to
tks "Pilgrim.. series 01 publitatiotu for two exhibitions combined in ore will
Sunday esbools,of which it was to furs a without doubt be the geaedeat sale of
"Det osanoft DAT." - Hero• Eo-
eampteen; went to Clinton Wednesday
afternoon, to assist Cliotow Lodge, No.)
83, L 0. 0. F., at the deerr.tioae et the
graves of deceased brethren. Foam raves,
including tLat of the late A. Kerby.
were dec.trated. The osr.,aurty weevil*
through in a very creditable renter.
After returning to town the Coate
rich brethren were entertained at the
Kennedy Hone by the members d Clin-
ton Lodge No. 83, who also e.su,ted
them to the station, beaded by the
Doherty braes band. The treatment
accorded the visitors by the Clinton
brethren was ..1 the best, and was duly
•ppreeisted.
Wrest- SNE' -The following item is
from the Tnn•nto Telaerw,., bat we hare
been unable to place the prisoner who
clams to be a resident of G•iderieb:-
Maggie Paisley and Jamie Masse were
nett tried for disorderly eondemt The
former pleaded guilty to the um el ob-
scene and prone* language en the
street yesterday. She has reepeetable
parents in the country and was f01110111 -
tot one week in order that her friend&
may come and take her hems The
other prisoner, Jessie McLear, of God.-
rtch, was arrested for tryieg to wet
Maggie away from the eoestable. Her
explanation of the affair was week that
she a•. • ) ischaeged cad advised to Te-
ter.. t.. tiuderich.
Tem Douioto, AND INDI'• TIAL Ex-
inarrrow, Tonowm.-TM Dumiwi.s Bx-
hibition for the premed year is to to
held at Toronto, from the lith to the
17th of Se,,temher seat, in oonjuaetien
with the great Industrial Fair, and these
part. The society bas recentiy learned that
• newspaper bearing the same name had
for years been published at Yarmouth -
port, Mese, by George ULir. Thio has
led to • friendly eorr..posdeeee, and Mr
Otis, with evident sympathy in the work
of the society, oordially melanoma in the
use which is made of the title "The
Mayflower," in connection with the
juvenile publication •bore referred to
Acknowledgements are due to Mr. Otis
for his great courtesy in this matter, and
it ahuuld be clearly understood that bis
right to the title, "The Maybowsr," as
applied to a newspaper. u in no way af-
fected by this um which is made of it,
with hie knowledge, and consent, by the
Congregational S. S. & Pub. Society.
Mr this'. "Mayflower" is an attractive
weekly paper (eeeular) of eight pages,
and is intended for the family. It has •
large variety of reading matter slaptd
to old and young. is carefully dited,and
its price, 111 per year, places it within
the reach of many readers who cannot
afford the higher priced papers --Con-
gr.gatiunaliet, May 26th, 1887. We
understand correspondence is being had
with Oliver Optic. ,James Otis, Horatio
Alger, jr., and ether eminent writers for
the young, in order 1.. e.e.re their is-
twreeting contributions for the Mellow
er. The Mayflower will be sent on trial
for two menths for only ten aunts
Try it.
Tate Lxrr Twat* noon Lone). Ra
Nino Tanga - - The Brpoonte'r amottgut
ether tillage has the foltowieg about the
receipt gss} 8. 8 immersion : -Then
were MI tickets sold hen, of whish 348
...ere for adobe) sad 9110 for ehildem
Gedetieh station was ressbed about
eleven .'.reek. end the Mee of march
Irani the steam Ie flit bider peek wee
the kind we have yet had in Canada.
The prices offered amount to the lanae
sum of ,•30,000. The Tomato people
are making great respirations for tis
shhow, and although their exhibition
grounds and buildings are already 'he
beat and moot •stesmve in the sneaky,
yet they are adding 210,000 worth of ed-
ditionsl buildings this year. With •
view of ..caring the show of live Nock
the first week as well as the seeow&
large special prizes are offered fig ►asst.
cattle, sheep and pigs, to be shows
during the int week of the exhibition
in addition to the register prises to be
awarded the second week A large
number of superior special attr.etbwe
are being secured for the exhibition.
and they will to dietribeted throughout
the whole time, so that the slow the
first weak will be equally as attrsetive
se during the "snood. Cheep railway
rates sad •rearsinns will also be given
derma the whole time of the imbibition.
eo that everyone will be afforded an
equal opportunity of 'intim, this great
show Entries in all departments, •:-
sept for fruit and grain, have to
before the lath ..f Aslest,sag hi -
towline exhibitors elm have not yet oh-
taind • eopy of the prise Iib iseld
Ion no time in deist so. They sag be
obtained from the Sesreheies of gY
Agriealtur•al Rooieties and ikikania'
institutes, or by dneppisg a post and
to Mr Hill, the Secretary at Trirwto.
The Toronto ethibition thio year pre-
miere to be enesosllyattraetivs, sled ear
readers who may resolve on vise/Aug the
Quotes City at the time of the Few he
September. will we *en one bare me
saner for diaaAdgigNsl,
dntiipmsi tm tfli; pHs.