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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-9-23, Page 4JluIIui� are showing a Fall Stock of Dry Goods, Tweeds and Ken's Furnishings, which for style, quality and lowness of price, is not surpassed in the Town of Goderich. Further par- $culare port Int J. A. REID & BRO., Jerd•a'a Block, Court House Square. Oodertob Vail Sept.. Il517. 1e0i-lis ow advertisement. Ode Week. B•oace of 1557 for !Sc. New Goods -H. Dunlop 1Ho•t& and Shoes -H. Ouoet. (lard of Thanks -H. M. Duff. lIry Goode - J. A. Reid t Bro. UM Wanted -Mn A. Morton. new Millinery- Mise Cameron. Fortl.le or Rent- John Hatnlen. Fall MUlinery- -Mrs C. 11. Olrrin. May Apple Blood Syrup --F. F. Daley t Co. Dimoluttoa of Partnership -J. Downing at Co. TOWN TOPICS. • d eaiers eases, pe. (alfa' sola, An' faith aril prat ff.' Firs TAutntuxo.-Customers ready to shoed tip and be measured for a tall suit or overcoat of strictly the choicest goods in the rtart,et, with • wet and make 1. strict accordance with true taste and true art. should inspect MoCorac's immense stock epee fall's/node. 1.11 .ulnaffil and nobby overro.Iines in all the sew shades. Don't fall to see them. Fos Saha-Parlor Poole Table --4 pockets. R1•e. 3•4I h. Sell cheap. Apply to (LC. Ito.- ttaysos, Crsbb's Block. 17.21 Bowe sl the oil paintings lately turned out la Oso. Stewart's studio have been much ad. mired at the Neeterh Fair in Landon this weak. This is the kind of weenier that makes men Lunt up their fall overcasts and gent. under- wear. If you want to hove your wardrobe re- pleatabed in these Imes don't fall to call upon F. R A. 1'ridbam. the tailors. The fall &seizes will moo be on. and some of the cases will have to be critically exam's. e d by the urors before • verdict cgs be given. but the oiotos turned out by 11. Hallows al- ways obtain a satisfactory verdict. THE WOHIE . t'1l1lsTl*V TEMP&n.Nez UNION will meet regularly for the transaction of business every Tuesday afternoon at 175 o'clock. 1n Knox church. Every woman in- terested in the work is cordially invited to attend. F..r all drags, dye -.tuffs. perfumery. patent sued wince, chemicals. etc.. best quality and lowest rates. call at Goode. drug -storm, Allston Block. Special attention paid to dis- • inR of prescriptions and family recipes. ♦. ('. Uoode. druggist. It you want a good second-hand coal or wood stove, call at Saunder's and son's and nee the stock they have. All in goal repair and warranted sound. Just received another let of those Gurney Co's stove.. The cheap- est house under the sun. when Captain Oreel was fitting up his ex- pedition to the North Pole. after he had made every other provision for safety and comfort, he capped the climax by putting in a nice consignment of 1.1-quor tea. Yor particulars Kw Cleo. Itnywas at the drug store. Tun HURON raw° BRUCE Lo.e ANI) iNTEST- YgrrT COMPANT.-liepoalrors in this company have the beet possible security for their (ton- er. all being invested in mortgage on farm property. Depositors have • fire lien In all Use company's onset& Yate of interest paid, from i to 5 per cent. tetuding to amount and duration of deposit. Farmers haring sur- plus means should tall and see the manager. What has become of the O nderich Cricket club 1 Mies Hakm left fur Exeter Saturday morning last. The Misses Ellerd have returned from their visit to Detroit. Mrs. R. S. Holmes and children ar- rived in town on Saturday. Mr. L E. Dewey, barrister, of S. forth, was in town on Monday. A. Rutledge, of Byfield, was in towns yesterday, looking (tale and hearty. Mrs G. Stiven and children have gone to visit friends at Carlow for two weeks. John Robertson, deputy•sheriff of W inoipug, is the guest of Sheriff Gib- bons. Mn 11 D. Arnold and her sister Miss Bosomy are visiting friends in London this week. Mrs C Bisset returned on Friday, after a pleasant four weeks visit, to friends in 1• London. Rev Dr Un will exchange pulpits with Rev Mr Samson, of Brumfield, neat (Sabbath morning. Alderntaw Bingham was at London on Wednesday taking puintera for our Northwestern Fair. Mss. D. Morrow has purchased Mr. R. R.tdoliffe's property. neat Mr. D. Ger doni , in St. George's ward. Miss Lulls Barry has gone to Buffalo a a visit to friends, and will be absent for the neat two .,r throe months. Mr. A. Straiton. the station agent wbo wag afflicted with hemorrhage of the throat last week, is somewhat better, Hors ON A Vila. - Capt slam Par - e on., who has been away all season, took • run home on Friday last for a few holi- days. Miss D. Weston, town, and her sister Mrs. W. Mann, .of tit. Paul, were the guests nt Mrs. W, Yates, Winjham, last week. Rev Hamilton Wye's, etede.t of Vie- ttria college, occupied North et. Meth- odist ahureh pulpit Sunday evening, the dile Wet. H. 8. Holmes, of Acton, an old Goderioh buy, has been in charge of the station durieg the illness of station agent Stratton. Dr McD.wegh will ice in Ood.rieh fit rsuasltatinn Ov Saturday, the Std of her. and afterwards on Ile Ihst Se erdsy of every month. otto Ha wan $W.mrns1.-A. J. M VA was is Tomato last week eeleeti.g worth of for the m.ehamLa' wt► - WAS hbeory. Rev NOW Nt nioivrav gamete tows Friday afternoon kat 1e take p.r. .r Na pew.lotion memos, is honor of M. L rang, B. A. Miss Cook loft town on Monday for Pi.wnsieg, Minh., where she 'WI may a kw and thee proceed to Detroit anA other Rey. Ma Hannon, president of (leelpb Conference, occupied North -it palet very acceptably Sunday hat, morulae and *veining. Aleck Macedon' was down to the Lon- don Fair on Wednesday making arnage- m.ote to display some of the (homey Cu'y stoves and hot.water boilers. Mr and Mrs John Baiter, of Wind. tor, on their wedding tour, paid oar town • visit on their way borne. and are the guests of the bride'* erode, Oso Cut. Rev Mr Somerville, B. A. a grades of Knox College, occueid.tbe palpp• Knox church last Moeda, monist, will mho preach there neat :suede, soot- ing. p:iL Perstroa -Merchants and oth- ers who wish Fall Printing done neatly, cheaply and promptly will consult their own interests by having it done at Ms Menem cone. f Noel% sT Pototr--Mar Mr \Valerie, late of Elm .beet lfethodiat church, To- rooto, will occupy North street Metho- dist church pulpit morning and inning Sunday next. Mrs Innes, (flee Miss Danosy), of So- rel, Que.. is visiting at the home of her parents, East -.t. Mrs L is accompan- ied by her sister Miss Augy, who Ilea been visiting her. HAayseT Hoy E. -The Wrest home concert in oonnection with St George's Church, which was recently postponed, will he held some day Dem week. For particulars see bills. CONTINUI\t: IY Boslxrtas -As will be seen by advertisement elsewhere in this issue, Mrs C. H. Girvin has decided to continue her millinery busmen at the old stand, Hamilton -at. Dr. M. Nicholson, the Rest street dentist, makes the preservation of the natural teeth • specialty. (:as adminis- tered from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the pain- less extraction of teeth. lis is D11viyo TRADE -H. (uest, the shoemaker co the square near West - .t., is Offering big induoements to cue- tomen in boots and shoes. Everything in his line can be supplied. THE SEVENrn Sr emote. -Sunday even- ing next Rev. G. F. Salton will preach his seventh eermon on celebrated paint- ings, taking for his subject, "Death the Gate of Life," by Sir Noel Paton. Nsw Goole: FOR FALL AN1. WINTER. - Hugh Dunlop has just come back from the city markets, and is prepared to sup- ply the men of Goderich with neat suits of first -lass goods at way•down prices. ONE Taor+ANo NAxn WANT&D.- Each name to be accompanied by full address and 25c , for which TBE SIOYAL will be sect for the balance of 1887. Subscribe now, and get the full benefit of this offer. N. W. Ezeramow -Parties intend- ing to show stock at N. W. Exhibition are specially requested to make their entries with the secret&y H. Hayden Dunlop P. 0., at once, otterww stabl- ing will not be guaranteed. Tits "MIDLAND &wee" Sou -Capt Finlay Macpherson returned fmm Chi- cago last week having disposed of his interest in the Midland R trer. The name of the boat has been changed to the Philo Scobel, of Detroit, HURON Liclotis1 Ctrs. -A meeting of the Heron Lacrosse Club will be held at the Albion Hotel on Monday evening, the 26th inst., at 8 o'clock. As bull• nese of importance will be brought up, a full attendance of members is requested. New MILLtx&RT.-A. previously inti- mated, Miss Cameron has opened a cow millinery store in Mn Mitchell's old stand, Hamilton -at., when she will be pleased to have the ladies of Goderich and vicinity cell and inspect her goods. Rsrcalrsp.-Hi. Honor Judge D tyle returned on Thursday from hie visit to the Omen Isle. The return trip was not a pleasant one, a Twry heavy gale keeping the veinal rocking about nearly the whole voyage. His Honor looks quite improved after the trip, however. CANADA'. CAsroomntr.-.f. W. Ben- gougb, Canada's great cartoonist, will deliver his inimitable lecture, "Laugh ter," in the Grand Open Hoose (kis (Friday) evening, at 8 o'clock. Admis- sion, 25c. ; reserved seats, 36e. Seats can be secured at Fraser, Porter & Kay's We Imre from Praident Allan that A. C. Hallman ! Co., the well-known breeders, of Berlin, have •ig.i6e 1 their intenlien of exhibiting their thorough- bred Holstein cattle at the Northwest- ern Fair. A number of Herefords and rolled Aberdeen. have also been pro- mised. W, C. T. U. -The following officers were elected at the anneal meeting of the W. C. T. 11., for the costing year :- Pres., Mrs Wm Campbell ; 1.t Vice., Mn Gibson ; 2nd Vice., Mrs R W Mc- Kenzie ; Cor Secy, Mn Sneeeth ; Res Secy, Miss Tromso ; Treem, Miss Stokes. A Goon Di*. orses. -The faith of Ilse eerie. of sermons upon great paintings was preached in Victoria -.t. eherch Se. - day evening last by Rev. G. F. Salton. The sermon was an ezeelleol owe, sad was duly apprects•ed by the very large congregation that was present on the occasion. AWarne* OLD Phalen (logs. -By the death of Richard Cadmore, which occurred in Teckenssith on Sunday last, Huron hoses smother pioneer Th. ece. of hie toile and triumphs is to he seen adjoining the beautiful churn\ about three miles from Clinton, vise ter east. He footed It a wilderness and ; if made it what it is today. --Cow. THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY. RST 83. 1887. NO&rawserase Irma Ctoay.-Tb are iat.rea They ows pm/petty, fay pradloe of the shortening fur the North- tales, and are iuterested so whatever wisteria Fur will be held on Tuesday pertains to tae wellbeitttt of .he met - evening uuder the leadership of 8. P. musity. Every dollar sent away takes Halls. The chorus promises to Ile aa eo numb (nosey nut of eirculatwo and attractive (eaters of the opening .nasus sasses more os 1ess striyteoey in the :f the Greet Fair. market. Aside Irmo this it (tires the A Bah Purnell.- A P•a0K 01 holm WWI" to 1h1 h.ttlidq bot,rs, west to • charlatan the other Might mad h was Mau& OVT Or W.01.11 CLOT.. were gives • qqu•stIty ut, beer by the -The Walkerton Herold in • maul bndsgvwot. Tb. result was that et me issue, stated that Police Magistrate Ven- al the boys Rot dru•k and dieorderly...tom bold a sort on one of the coo- Tbe emetie of giving ligaor oo much °sa.iuo lines of Eldetelie, tried • hotel- ueoastu°s is a pernicious moo and should keeper for selling whiskey, and signed be frowned does. his co0Tistiun on the buggy wheel, after West Homan Ixwrrrvi -The semi- the dispeoser of 000trabaod liquor bad &usual metituti martin* of the teachers been run down by tocstable Heffernan. of West Huron will be held in the High The item has been going the rounds of School, Godrich, on Friday and S&tur- the press. Fur the lufurmation of our day. Outuber 7 lied 8. 1887, beginning cottemporaries and the public geserally, os Friday at 10.30. (tu Friday mooing we may state that there le eel a work of i. the Grand Opera House an eutertaiu- truth in the statement made by the moot consisting of :sailing, music, He rad in that connection. electrical ex,arim.sta eta, will be bros:sanoas WANTED -Saturday, Riyen. Sept 10, about 10 a.m, • man drove into Avrnom Soot -The ale of term the stable of the Colborne hotel with an stock and implements, the pFnpery of iron sale tree wagon drawn by • sorrel Yrs Akseader Reid, on 1,1 2, ton. 6, bone and mare, and ordered the ' tkelborne township, consisting of 4 bor- to be fod to bap and oats ue' "'tea see, • large number of cattle, and • Early in the .1i.rnoo- ' _-.t Mood y. quantity of general farming machinery, iufotmed the 1 •-*".11r that los mimed o se returned and by John Koos, auotione.r, commences the nor (Its, and than rued• at 12 o'clock, sharp. on Friday, S.pteiu Sir w that title h. bas sot keno seen or Mr 30th, 1847. See posters for furthe; beard of l�l49�. aroaod Iowa _ Tb. horse has a bleaieh on its foot, eel die mare has s bit -cur iAttaovsit.-Mrs Timms asd (kaiak b,4. The affirm looks suspicions Lh.s Sibyl returned from Toronto Mon- and •ry information will be appreciated day evening 1•.t, after having spent • by tee proprietor of the Colborne hotel. couple of weeks in Toronto securing; EVAN MAc•OnLt., run Posr.-Evan medical trealmeut fur the latter. W. MueCuH the Soottiab•O.sadi•°poesa iia am pleased to hare that good results town ire the interest of the late edition from the treatment are .bead masa- of hie Poetical Work recent) publish. . feet. . Mrs Towhile 1117 a 14th par- Mr MaeColl, now in his 14ear, still chased an English tricycle for the use of preserves his faculties to an unwonted her daughter. degree, and we recommend him to the 'oven of the muse who reside with es Of his poems Prof. Black ie says, "Strain. full of patriotic ferror,and rich with such imagery as only a poet born and bred in the Highlands knows how to employ." The Toronto Globe says, "Many of thew productions are of • very superior order (dimwit, •ud evince in • marked degree the force and fervid of true minstrelsy. COMMERCIAL UNION --We have pleas- ure in stating that the committee into whose hands the matter was placed, hare succeeded in •rrsttgiog for a mase meet- ing of the potpie of Huron, for the dis- cussion of the subject of Commercial Union with the United States. to be held in Clinton on Tuesday, 97th of Sept. Addressee will be delivered by Goodwin Smith, of Toronto ; Thomas Shaw, Hamilton ; (editor of the Lin WE HAVE A RARE CUMATL-William Stork ✓venial, and Secretary Farmers' I've, a Glasgow manufacturer, who las Institute) ; Vahncey E. Fuller, (of been visiting his brother,Rev. Robt Ure, Hamilton, President Central Farmers' D. D. of Knox Church. Goderich, for loatitute) ; and others. Any one wish - the put few weeks, left Monday last for ing to meek in opposition to Commercial a tour in the States,prior to returning to Union, will be "Mowed an opportunity his native land. He said before leaving to do so. The chair will be taken at 1 that in the whole 365 days of the year o'clock p. m. sharp. Should the day be Great Britain could not boast of cue tine, the meeting will be held iL the such day as Monday last. open air, and under cover if otherwise. Arrangements have beset made fur rc- ducd railway fans. Tett Dow Snow. -Ped John Hopper gave a couple of entertainments with his trained dogs during the past week. A. M. Polley says he 'moo saw better train- ed dogs anywhere. The professor is an old Goderich boy, and er•aduated in dog- ology since leaving tows. He went to Loodon Monday to fill a four days' en- gagement there in :connection with the Western Fair. 1 Foa THIRD CLAts+ Ex A it. -Subjects for 3rd clam are the same as heretofore, with the exception that Euclid is dropped, hook -keeping. Botany and Physio are increased and Prec'a Writing and In3.z- inng added. Literature selections for 3rd clans for 1888 are the following from the High School Readers : Nos. 8, 14, 15, 22, 25, 59, 63, 74, 88, 3, 20, 58, 87, 79, 80, 81, 90 and 105. AN Oxtootori.-In the prize list of the Northwestern Exhibition, wbiah will be held in Goderich on October 4, 5 and RAND PRockaex.-perhaps no church 6, one or two slight omiss:oos have tic. in the Guelph Conference, and certainly currd. Yearling colts have been inad. none in Goderich District of this eon• verteutly omitted from the heavy draught (evince, has made mom progress in class, but prises will be awarded not- every department, than the N ictoria St. withstanding the omission. Also Shrop- Methodist church, Goderich. Two years shire Down sheep will be shown with Oz- ago, when the present pastor, Rev G. F. fordabire and Hampshire Downs. 3. Salton, took charge, this station was • mesion, paying its pastor $400 per an- num, half of which had to be obtained from the mission board, besides which it was embarassed with s debt of 85000, for which 8 per cent was dem•aded ; only 60 members could be foend, and only a few pews were rented. This year the church has declared itself independ- ent ; pays its pastor ;including three mouth's supply) $814, has not • pew dowu stain to rent, counts 150 members, and with assistance rendered by the $ELEOT Dittman. -Prof. Anderson, Treat & Loan of London, who is now conducting classes as , has reduced its debt in dancing in Seeforth and Clinton, was to $2000.net tmpr,reearou have in town Monday and Tuesday, arranging also been made in and around the church, a new fence has been erected, for the formation of claims in Goderich, and we believe e Ws understand s re -organization of theefforts aro being made to Young Peoples' Assembly is on the Scipioplace • new pipe organ in the church. - He will begin the classes hen about the Clinton "New tat of October, A children's class in $HOCLD ■E CALLED IN --The twenty - fancy dancing will be one of the special- Itent hem is deceitful above all things. ties of Prof. Aoderson.great trick ooin of Canadian The Housekeeper for October will con- curreney It appears mysterieosly in a Iain •tall aeoount of the wedding of the man s pocket and disappears jot as mys- m•ayterees of that paper, in the Ilfinne- 1O°sly' who one knows whence it rt •polis, Minn., Exposition, on the even. 0i/°"eth and whither it Reath. Some men in of mbar 28, think they can invariably distiogueh it g Septa infather with ac- from a twenty -fire center. They can curate descriptions and illwtrattous of deters • difference in the Dolor. Others the participants' wedding dresses and say t4 spot promote. A copy of this lame will be he an p° it by Ice owl, as it is smoother. The absence of a crown Ric&'. PURE SALT MAIN. --In addi- tion to the prizes mentioned last week, the North American Chemical Co. has been awarded at Sherbrooke, Que., a silver medal and a number of diplomas, at London, after a chemical test, the two highest prizes, diplomas fur table and dairy salt, and at Ottawa a silver medal for dairy and first prize for table salt. Tee ebure are all the highest prises given. smiled free to any of our lady readers upon the Queen's head is the means b Pubseedingy Co., Min eapolis, .eir addressMina• Buckeye which anis ears tell it frac • quarter. A few say it an be recognized by the Come AT LAIr -Grand Trask Rail- difference in weight. Everyone has • 117 popular No day ezeursiow from pet theory regarding the best way to Goderich September 30th and October detect the coin, bet nearly ereryone let, extremely low rates. Detroit only occasionally finds a twenty -cent piece in $3; Port Heron $3; Saginaw and Bey his pocket when he expected be had a City $6; Grand Rapids $7; Chicago, Mil- quarter. As far as the general public wanks. and Cincinnati $9; Cleveled are aware then is no particular see for $5: Mackinac $6,50. All tickets good the coin. It does not appear to be a to return until October 11th. Secure neeessity, but on the other hand, is 11our tickets and get d1 information from certainly a great nuisance. We could . Armstrong, town ticket agent, G. T. very well span the twenty -cent piece, R , G. N. W. Telegraph Mike, Ooderich. and itis to bs hoped the hour of de- IfoGTlON AND I IRDINATIoN.-The liyennce is art( tar oft ear*iees in connection with the induction HAarse's roe Ocrossl.-A valuable and ordination of Rev Alen McMillan piper epos the hygiene of water will be to the pastorate of Smith's Hill church, one of the features of ilarper's Mipe- will be held Sunday and Monday welt. :i,.. for October. Dr Titus Muwnun Oa Sunday Rev. John Ramsay, of Loa- Coate whose special studies in connee- dabor: will occupy the pulpit at 11 &. tion with balneology rank him as an ae- on , and Rev. John Young, of Niagara thority, writes of "The Carmine Ctsee Falls South will preach at 7 p.m. Or- of Water' in all its medicinal guise.. I, dilation will be held $i 11 a m , Moa- ie peculiarly refreshing to rs•d from a day, and induction' •t 2 p. m. Tea meeting in the evening, tea served from 5 to 7 o cloak, and after that addresses cad singing Knox church choir, Gode- rssh, will furnish the msec on the oe- ye "° Snt they represent, indeed, with the adje.et xn Sutras -The whoop( from an inluences of climate, ezereise, eta., the exchange &lee refers to printing :- Every highest potency of the cargoes woe of town owes 11 to itself to sepport well its water." The tardy appreciation of home institutions. If the hardware deal- thew Latta, empo ia!ly for nerve diseases, er Bonds oat of town fu. hie grooeries„ has permitted Europe to grestl surpass the grocer cannot be blamed if he is this country in facilities for�e water. n, send. elsewhere for his hardware. ears resorts,althrngh we hare s..qualled beth these dealers mod .way for their natural appurtenances for their les. 1')r Conn explains the working of these baths, mad gives prsetie•I manse' as to the best way of deriving the fell beeeit of nature's favorite' medicine hem the interval and external sees of water in hut, temperate, and sold baths, and thermal springs. The receipts of lbs Quebec srhihition were $10,700, mid the wiper's $4,000 king • seepla. of $01,700. physician that "of all curative &concise water is the readiest, and not the least effective," and that thermal waters as bathe are "among the most valuable cures which the ph ician has at hand ; A Loins Fu.T WAIWT &treme n. -The people of Gederieh and vicinity will be glad to know that a relaid. deader i. Vino., organa, sewing iebimes avid the sa aurae lamps hes opased as olies os the nsvth side of the Square, seat to Rall'. restaurant. Gaal bargains to orb psrsbasww. Repairing de.. promptly. Clive hist a sail OM, V. Ttorww. dry goods the drygoods merchant will begin to inquire whether he mason get his hardware or his grooeriee • little ebeaper by baying elsewhere. Now, it them dealers bogie to boycott ..eb ether is this sort of way, the town wiU sulfa from it. Coesmos seem teaches the best intoes% of the taws require that every person heieg is the tows mould Ret his goods of the heal dealers. Them mei es tieMeh` Iarmeat't'TION. !t 1 stood oa the bunk at ere.lag. And looked far away la lbw West, Whiff* the sun wan slowly amnia. ►'lir over Late Hams: crest. On the hew of this Motels kW rinsed Oed.riuh o proud and high, A ad all was clear and still As the ere weal hurrying by. L..- Cpever the bill were climbing The sun's last evening re, ; Whole all the spires were g Wining At the close of as Autumn day. MAITLAND alt"aa. At my feet tan the !leaked River, run a hundred feet blow, Its waters were shlate7lam .11rer So calm mad aortae la their lbw. I looked ea the farther bank. Ivy eye *panned the m sW ravine. M here tie thins,' '.,erd, on divot BY the uulN. Islands m green. «a fr..,owed the haat of the river. My Midst *wept the (erre et the 11i:4 way 'meas the (kids of the firmer Who 1i.ta to its rippling rill. On the bin with Re eines •ad Rowers Are the towering a splen mod pee. Shading the beautiful bowers That Attrill bat furnished .o dive. Oa the hank where I sit 1 follow --"be ncesd(w& rattraad tenet. It woads like the stream in the hollow. X11 the way from the station tack. w *moon. 1 stood on Ilse adios of the park. 1 felt lute • king on • threw. The steamer Just looked like a bark. Then i wished for • tongue not all own. It seamed 11kt • step is !leaven. It seemed like a million down. 1 prayed that the power be given To picture this place of renown. Just below lay the sheltered harbor. 'Reeds the shade of the "Malt land HUD.' How clear and unmoved was its water. Supplying the Big Harbor Mills. I looted far out on the piers Where the anEry billows (oars : They're weathered the tempest for years. To furnish the Teasels • house. Around these bulwark* of stone The furious waves have been cast. While over the tempeit have flown The gulls in the midst of the blast. eu NeET. What a gust of that freab'alag air Came pouring over the main I breathed It bracing mad rare. And It quickened my tardy brain. I caught at the netting .e.. I Leached for the deep blue sky. For my work was not half done. And the day was pamiig by. Could I bold the elements still, I would paint the Beene inn breath. As an artist displays hie .1111 Oa the smile of a face in death. The sun was half immersed In the lake... it slowly sank. And 11u last bright ideate d'sper.ed Seemed to fall in the Maitland bank. it seemed 1 could sit on her brow. So gentle and calm she lay ; Amazingly different now From her burning heat of day. 1 gazed at the gleam on the ware. And looked far cion the sight. How the gold•tinted waters did lave Ali they tossed to and fro in :he light /be fleecy clouds stood near To kiss the setting sun So soon to disappear. For the day was nearly run. Each there transferred its tinge. To illuminate all the rest. Each dropped its golden fringe On a silver -tinted crest. Ood will marshal His hos:, thought I. As i looked oa the glorious sight, To view teem the courts on high The setting sun tonight. CIMALR 'Twat dark. The sight had Dome, My is... had fallen away. I turned my feet toward home. For my work was done that day. When the sight had gamed sway, 1 themes I could almost ego. la the light of " Perpetual Day," The darn of Etersity. -HAMILTOx WTOLL LAKE NOTES. errs.. or essere5 to sue toys Who plow Ibe Deep. Th. schooner Pinafore with a cargo of salt for Port Frank arrived dari ng Sat- urday night. The schooner Todm•n with s cargo of lumber for Mr. H. 8eeord arrived in port on Monday afternoon. The stainer Ontario, on her upward trip last lweek, took o. • number of pewmgers and • large quantity of freight at this port. The schooner Jane McLeod with a are° of lumber for Joseph Witham. ar- rived in port on Wednesday. The schooner Kolfage with a cargo of lumber for Mr. H. Secord arrived at her dock shortly after noon on Sunday. The schooner Charlie Marshall with 17,000 bushels of ate for the O. T. elevator arrived in port on Wednesday afternoon. The claim for demurrage by the captain of the schooner Charlie Marshall is to be settled in Chicago, ae she ease and hails from then, with a cargo of oats for Goderich, The schooner Carter with • cargo of lumber for W. & H. D)went reached her dock at noon on Friday When about thirty yards off her berth she grounded, bet did not remain fast long. The schooner Sligo, with • cargo of 95,000 bushels of oats for the Seaforth oatmeal mill arrived in harbor on Wed. .slay, but did not oompleta anlusdiag till Monday afternoon. Lesbenese in the tipper Ottawa are very shorthanded. Mr Nosh Osman, Who tried 13.ngage about forty ale. i. Ottawa meld only mime three, although Bs ofwad the highest wage. Air Charles Tepppp.err is expected to leave Ragland for Oaeed& this week. 8e will bs aeaon.pani.d by Lady Topper and will probably imam her 11.411 e1. ter the else. of the me sell MOM et P. liament. a e ell8r Thall Briiiiiii! co W U It costs double the above to view the Palace of the "Prince of Humbugs." but Twenty -Five Cents win pay for THE StONAl. until the New Year. Subscribe NOW. The Best Investment you ever tuade. NOR'WESTERN FAIR. Shaping Affairs for the Holding of the Big Show, Ererytbley Leen. Lute a Ogg wseesse-in. Ieres.rtee tie taSendtog (:Ilse,. A (arse Mara Mow Car. misted- Larch 5*te... 69 The directors are letting *paces now in the Agricultural Hall ; also for re_ freshmeut Louth., &e. No intomcating liquor is to be sold or given away on the grounds ender my pretence. No catchpenny or lottery stands will be allowed. 90 stables will be completed this week and next week all the sheds and pens for sheep •od hogs will be ready. Visitors entering grounds will pea through • registering turnstile. (-p to date we have entries enough to fill about one half the building. The Remelt herd of shorthorns, that took 2nd prize at Torootc, will be hen, Parties de.irtns to purchase !borough_ bred .tock will find a good cboioe, as arrangements are being made with gorse of the beet breeders to have stock here. Special experts from • dmtanoe have been employed in stock judging, meet who will not .how favor, but will be guided solely by merit. The track i. being Ievailed off with fine clay, and horses .re trotting on it every day. All pronounce it the finest training track they hare seen. It is • dead level. Seven) horses from a div tance are hen now training. The directorate would be pleased to. hare Townspeople who do not desire to exhibit lend baskets of planta, birds in ages and articles for decoration. Large *nines of organs, pianos and sawing macwttle have been made al • - ready. The Huron Encampment ars drilling regularly for the display drill on the night of the 5th. tied are preparing to appear in full uniform. The orchestra and choir are in regular practice fur opening on the evening of . the 4:h. They an to .ing tome pieces" appropriate to the occasion. The following primes were otetitted in the prize lists, but will be given. For best pair of two year old steers $3 and $° ; pair of yearling steers $2 and $1; heifer calf, calved in '87, $2 and $1. Stabling on the grounds will be free to exhibitors. Hay and Oat. will be oe the grounds =' fur sale Then was a bad storm i. Newfound- land on Saturday last. Bunk of London bilk an be redone - ed at par after October tat. Cadets from Canadian families are be- ing admitted into the Royal Nary. Bribery by agents has been admitted in the Victoria, N 8., election ars. The Sovereign Grand Lodes of the world, 10.0.F., ripened its session at Denver, Col„ on Tuesday. Te. tho.. .and .tnngen are in the city At Bloomington, Iud., o. Monday Dight, Ellew,rth Anderson, a bungler, You; shot by Mn, Sarah Meadows, a widow, whose hour be was assailing. Hon, Joseph Ciliary, the oldest United States Senator, a veteran of the war of 1812, died, September 18, at the age of 98, at Nottingham, N. H.. A man bas arrived at Kingston frost L'Orignal to serve Roe years is the peni- tentiary. With him arse his wife toad three little ehildre., o.e as intent. She is no w sego; assistance. The ere is a sad one, Total rsesipts from all soerea., iodl.i. ing Domi.?on Government grant of $IC. 000, for the Toronto Exhibition isrt chord, will amooat to about $72,,.,,,., which, after paying all expenses, will leave a handsome surplus. A convention of Knights el Labor, to decide an the Home Role proj.et, 1111 be held in Toronto on the events' of the 30th inst. Delegates from all the dis- trict assemblies throughout the Domin- ion are expected to be present. At Chicago Tuesday moonshot Hoerr Woodson, dies the "Black Diorama', the un.ece...ful middle weight pagiHst was ahot and instantly killed by r White, a Pullman ear porter i. • quarrel about a women. rhe r.n raise. Nortbweeters rale. Oai.rleb, Od, 4.R 1. Kellett. Clinton, Sept, 1I and 1111, Tuckcr.m:th. Sesforth. Sept.51 and O. Morris Breach. Rlytk. Ota. It sad M. (pipkin sed 1 "shone, Rester, Goll. p Md 4. Brand a moral, Hamllteo, Seg. 3111 It to II tonere Fair. Lowden. See.} 11 Prot -Int -lel Ottawa. Sept, ({ten x' Southern. lit Wantt.td. Oct. t1 te. Northers. walt.rto., OAp�ttl. �a�'' North Perth. Stratford, { y, •11(1,14,,. MeirtiafiteDsgsll At t C4t irldsee father. Lsoknow, y ay Sept .n. A Marlow. Arteas, to > Fenny McDougal!. of L.aekwow. Metered a)-1 w is" Into 1, at Floe 1; 'r min nos work 1 .("K(7*M:yo.'Ir WS Mardi T wow. e eds, . ep eer nethird hwhtegItter of Wm. creek tick. ass to yon ase r montes.