HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1887-11-11, Page 4FALL SUITS
AND
FALL OVERCOATS.
Zu.. •,:; eta
ere showing the Best & Cheap -
i` r,r est Stock of Tweeds and Coat.
Ings that has ever been shown
in Goderich. Suits and Over-
coats made to order in first-
class style at extraordinary low
prices. Tweeds cut out free of
charge. A special line of Men's
Fine Wool Socks for lac, per
pair. Underclothing very cheap
inspection and comparison of
Prices invited at
J. A. REIN >t PRO.,
Jordan }Meek. Ont I slash r.. Ooderich
Seth Nor., limp. • mei,
Whits. of Gud.rtoh left ea
Readsy I.at foe Scodso4, where be will
remain for • year. H. sailed on the
Partition this week. Bee wryuy., old
fellow.
Woe Doesghy, ant the inland R.ventlia
psrrtea, formerly of Goderieh, who has
ben sinned to Welk•ryille nod Wisel-
ear the past lee years, has been txas.-
tarred to Hameilteet.
Dr. M. Nichol.00, the West street
dm ilt, makes the preservation of the
s tsr.l teeth a specialty. dee adminis-
tered from 9 s . to 4 p.m. fur the pain-
less extraction of teeth.
A Uamiltuto t. bendier is guiot; to
knock the bonne out of high pries*
We understand he is selling prime teef-
steak at the rate of three pounds for 26e.
Rune power to his elbow.
During the past week Rev. 'Messrs
Bayard, of Santa, MoCrae, of Williams,
Goan, of Pstrolia, and Aylward, of Wa-
ning'.!), have Leon the guests of Rev, 11.
J. Watters, at Si.. Peter'. presbytery.
The oommodious and well-built brick
residence near the agricultural park,
Meagerly known ea the Forgone pruper-
erty, in been add to Charles A. Nairn
for $2,200. Charlie hes • berrsin at the
price.
Don't forget to attend the Young Poo-
' plies meeting in the lecture room of
North -et. Methodist church this (Friday)
evening ; and help on the service by com-
ing prepared to take part in it. Rev.
L B. .Resin, the pastor ant the church,
will preside.
Fos CAuPoasJA. __Aatsrdey last the
followi.a resident. of Ilia section left by
train to winter in California ; John Vu -
cue, and J. J. Wright, Colborn ; John
Williams, (leo Carrel and .° R.binson,uf
Goderich. ;We wish them a pheasant
trip and • profitable time.
In Durance. --Mr. 'lettingen, of Dun-
gannon, was eommitied to pin last
week in default of payment o f$100 fine
and costs impend upon him by P.
Dr Williams for violatingthe ' '
Tempennoe Act. T, t tie Et on at..aae
of ie' ..0 is.t
pr'son.:esat under this act in this
Meaty.
"Too BLOWN AT Rlaay,"-We have
received from the publisher, John B,
Alden, 393 Pearl st., New York eity •
copy of Thos Hughes' excellent book
"Tom Brown vet Rugby." Thiebook oto
he obtain.d from the publisher for tO
cta post paid, or very hansomely bound
in elate for 20 eta, postage 5 cts extra.
Tnsi wises Seavtcs.-Sonday text
being set .?art by the Women'. Chris-
tian Temperance inion throughout the
world as • day specialy for the upholding
of the temperance cause, Rev. J. E.
Howell will preach • semen to the peo-
ple North -•t. Methodist church
Sunday eveniog, suitable for the occas-
ion.
Terrrthtt,re PsAYse MEEUNO.-As
the world. W. C. T. U. has appointed
Saturday and Sunday, Nov 12th and
new Afee termones Tib Week.
N Raasetl
Notice- gamma.
Betray Steer -.M..1. Waiters.
Menai Card Jsa.s Cooke.
Farm for Sat.. -Ostrow a Proudfoot.
What Alt. Yep -World's Dtspena.ry, Beflrlo.
Mortgage BaM--pm.rea, Heat and Ctsmesaa•
Yen 8n1t .sad Ov , A. aria and
Bro.
Young Jia Should t* C.uti•e1F-W
and York, Lonna.
Dr. Hodder's Composed -Unice Medicine Cb.
Toronto.
TOWN TOPICS.
i eeitre *me ye, talo.' sere*.
As' lank he'll It. -
Parties mantles goods for presents will and
what they want s1 Butlers.
Oil polntfse cra7om.rnlarr d photographs,
and everything in that floe can be obtained at
Cleo. Stewart's.
the L•
*--qu br w u Uro. Rhyme' don'ting tea .lfail to get
Also on hand all the best known and moat rc
lista* patent medicines.
., business erP withdrawn. but nobody who
ever got photos at it. It. Mallows ever entered
• Protest .w.lnd the eseeution of the work.
The 1111 suit against TMs tilos d. has been
withdrawn. and that Journal Is at present
without a suit, but if.nybody want • man-
made tail or winter suit, F. it A. Prldhanes
is the place to get It at.
Ererybedy delighted ! crasser tammp. the
beat lamp ever invented, giving the light et 7
ordinary lainps and burning the oil of one.
Coate and buy ;_you will never regret it.
O. 'A . Tnnrltwo,. Wert aide square,
Tres 1Voitrj'. ('uuuSTt Aar TIMPHIL.tNC*
L xtoN wj11 meet regularly for the transaction
or bset,wv. every Tuesday aftermes at =fig
o'clock. in Knox church. Every woman In-
terested in the work V cordially invited to
attend.
Maunder.* tion have s large number of
tteoond hand coal doves,whieb they will offer
very cheap to clear out. They are al/ In good
repair. and aro guarrnteed to work well -
ley Co s sot o hand very Another
chlot eep. The
cheapest house under the sun.
rill TsuJ),INo.-I'ustooers ready to.tard
up .ad he measured for a fall suit a overcoat
etrtetlr the choice* goode in the market,
with • cut and nuke in strict accordance
with trt.e taste and True art, should inspect
McCormac'a imtnense stock anew tallgps
tett suntan and nobby orereo.ljnes I* aij
the new shades. Don't tall to lee them.
Twit Hvtmw AND Bat'c•a LOAN AND Ixvesre
xts$T Cuwraey.-Depositwlt in ties company
hare the beet possible security for their taor-
e7. an being invested In mortgage on farm
property. Depositors have a first lien in all
the company's assets. Jute of Interest paid.
tree ( to 5 per cess. secerelna to .mount Tem
and duration of demerit Farmers h.% ing gar- raga
pito means should can and see tate manger.
(loode's Mack Cherry Balsam 1s the beet Leel
Bl
preparation eat ?or coughs and colds. so pre- hot
relent at ibis time of the year. Try It. Ausual
full dock of everythingin the drag line con- chi,
dandy Particular tntin- eour stock habrushes and toilet b e
articles good. valved and chs. 8.t*
attention to physicians preacrtptioas and
family receipts. charges moderate. W, C.
(heeds, druagi.t, Albin block.
0
Harry Kay is still eeriouely ill at 1110
Brantford, lira
Mrs P. Holt and children returned to ' an
town on Saturday. rich
13th, •'temperance days," there wi
• prayer meeting in Knee Church
Saturday evening at 7 o'clock, a
temperance sermon will be preach
et_
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, NOV. 11, 1881.
Ysoars* .itch Itacarswass. -Will
BWr, who formerly lived i* (leder;.►,
WIN of the more harmless of the n.•/ea
el the London asylum, and who was ai-
med dorteg S.t*rda attention is
the
ti , took it into his head to some
n:mud see w .*lots of the oily, He
1411144 ,Ter ihs fns* sad waad•red
about the Arena Ott:: eine e'olock,
wbim ha ran into P. C. Twuhy oo Dun-
dee street. He was brought to the
puttee anima and tbe asylum •uthortties
mie
eumeaated with, who subsequently
bi
removed Blair to s quarters in the may -
Wet.
OUR Naw BAND. --At the last meeting
of the town snored W. L. Horton, pre-
sident of the sew town hand, toads sp-
teation for $60 from that body to aid
r primaries asw lastruweole, Sc. With
their .seal dilatory policy the matter
was left evertor"further consiioration."
Tb band, under ice prweut management
is deserving of aid Lram the council un-
der .aurins circumstances It is the
best orgeniratiun tet the kind that has
*listed in our town for yeah, and it is
to be hoped that the council at its nest
inning will see that the grant asked for
L given.
The publishers of the Canadian Pin -
aide Weekly offer • prise of 810 for the
beet poem on the sub;cat, "Bop, don't
Lave the Farm ;' $10 for the bat
poem aro "Girls, be Kind to Mother,"
and • toird prise of $5 for the bat poem
on any subject. All the poems sub-
mitted will become the property of the
Fireside' Weekly, sod should not exceed fifty
lines in length. The cuutpetitioi will cites
on the first day of Decemter,ttnd the prim
poems will appear in the seat issue of the
Fireside Weekly following that d rte.
No poem• will be accepted except (eons
yeatly subscribers of ins paper. The
poems will he sub,oltted to a committee
of the Turonte Press Club, who will de-
cide or tae merits of each composition,
All communication should be addressed
to the Fireside Weekly, Nu. 9 Adelaide
street west, Toronto.
SCHOOL B%AID MELTING.—Themonth•
ly meeting of the school board was held
on Monday evening, Present the chair-
man and Messrs N icb-dson, Acheson,
Morton and Swanson. Tree principal's
report showing an attendance of 281
boys and 251 girls, was received and
filed. A report from contingent men -
melee, recommending certain improre-
meuts and alterations were adopted, on
motion of Messrs Nicholson and Morton.
Communications from the teachers of St
Patrick'. ward school, were read and the
secretary instructed to inform them that
their requests for increase of salary could
not at present be granted. A cotnplaint
from Mr Bridget, regarding the puuisb-
moot of his son, was dismissed. A
quantity of paper required for the school
was referred to the contingent commit-
tee. The secretary was instructed to sea
that all modelita lees were paid. The
11 be bard then adiourned.
ai RATHER FISHY. -The following item
nd a taken from a Clinton paper, reads very
ed in nicely, but when it is remembered by
erich people that John McPherson
D. R. McMillan both competed at
Caledonian games held here on the
of July of this year the fact of the
er std knowing the former will ap-
rather "fishy" :-A man calling
self J. C. Murphy, of Sault Ste.
e, was defeated by Evan Lewis in
netting match at Madison, Wia, and
n challenged D. R. McMillan (Lewis'
nerd to put a 14 Ib. atone for $5O0 •
. The challenge was accepted and
phy threw it 48 feet, defeatitg Mc-
laa hedly. It subsequently turned
that Murphy was really John Me -
non, of Kintail, Huron county, Ont.,
champiou stone putter, and that he
t to Madison under • false name for
purpose of playing the exact game in
kb he was S000Sesful.
Msnitow.ning Expositor :-Qu, road -
have not forgotten John Brown.
We do not mean the Bruen whose name
and deeds are immortalized In the cele-
brated "As we go Merebing Along"
wort ; bet the Brown who styled himself
"one of Canada's moat promising orat-
ors", the gentleman who orated at Mani-
towaning the night before the late Do-
minion election. Our Conservative
friends wail farther remember his bout
while bene that he had entered a $10,-
000 libel suit against the Goderich SIGNAL
for;.* alleged libel published during the
time the said promising orator was or-
ating in West Heron. Well, the suit
has been withdraws, but whether be
cause in bis soler moment* the plain-
tiff tbouggh he had valued what be was
pleased to ad/ his reputation at the
most extravagant of monopoly prices we
know out ; we only know that the dis-
timgsished Mr. Brown has taken sand
intend of sugar.
Victoria street church Sunday morning °od
by Rev. G. F. Salton. and
t he
Court Goderich, Na 3s.. C. O. F. ,has 1st
secured the services of W. L Burgers to lett
give one of his entertainmeota, 'Merry
Moments" on the 42nd of Oct., in
Victoria Hall. He will be assisted by isr
i
some of our bed known local talent.
This is the first entertainment Court the
Goderich has gotten up, and they ex -
poet a liberal patronage.aide
wit
RAILWAY MEETING. -A petition sign- Mor
ed by nearly 200 ratepayers and re• Mit
Wens of Goderich, asking to haws • net
public meeting called to discuss the Phe
railway question was submitted to the
Mayor Seeger Thursday afternoon. wen
His wotabip has called a meeting for the
Tuesday evening, Nov, loth, to the soh
town hall, at 7.30 o'clock.
The Young iVomen'a Christian
parent* l'nion will postpone their era
lar meeting on Thursday next,
ng to the Harvest Home. They will
d it on Thursday, Nov., 24th at the
hour, in the litrary of Knox
rch. All the members are relented
trend the world's prayer meeting on
rday Nov. 12th, at 7 o'clock, in the
basement of Knox church.
arr.-On Friday last, after a painful
ens, Gavin Struthers departed this
in the 63rd year of hie cgs. He nes.
old and respected resident of Godo-
, and had lived in Huron county for
thirty-five years. For the tad ten
weirs years he had been employed
e registry of8oe, and had proved
thful and efficient employee. His
ral, which took place Sunday lad,
argely attended, the service being
noted by Mr Howlett, of Beaattord.
e CWlss Sever CoirrLNy.-The
of dramatis etmrtaiaw*q given
tl►. lined Opera How, on pon-
y sad Wednesday, of this
A.
ere
sed
reset
be
Knott church hand of ' willmootwat
on `Saturday at 3 o'clock.or t
H. B. Elliott, of the Chien once. Intl!
Resod staff, spent Sunday in town. lune
John D •caning, of Goderich, u open. Twas 1
ing a new boot and .hoe store in °orris, good
Mies Mullen, of North -et. has return- Tw
ed from a visit to her parents in Quebec, eerie.
Rev 0, F. Salton preached in the in
North street Methodist church last Sun-
day morning.
Harry McLean is .eriouely i11 at Buf-
falo, ethers his parents hare been attend-
ing him lace week.
The hikers' "combine" in town has
weakened, and now !;read nn be ub
tainci at cis: • small loaf.
Moarrest -"diode/hi and 3 chi:dr/e l and h
were interred in Maitland cemetery duo imply
og the mouth of Oci. b•r
The
a.rle W
day, Mon -
Tuesday best c
week by Mia Clair Scott, assisted h7 , and
B, Coburn and her own eomp•ny, w storiu
aaonget the but impersonations plc prophet
upon a Oodericl daring
yeah. in "Lucretia Borgia ' 'Mary,
Queen of Scots," and Leah, the For
oaken," Mies Scott proved herself to
far above the *versos of so-ealled stn
Publishers of the CsrtoJion Fin.
eau Dear a prize of 876 to the
ane tan story, *30 for the second,
890 for the third bast. All the
submitted are to become the
y of the Fireside Weekly, and
Should 000t*ia not lees than ten thousand
and no more than fifteee thousand weeds I New Y
The judge. will be appointed from among1
literary men whose impartiality will be
above suspicion, Each competitor must
i
Mrs M. A. Fraser ani Miss Freon
left nu Thursday for a two months visit
to hinds in Baltimore, Md.
Harty Cocoa, who is now travelling
fora Montreal firm, was in tow., vigil•
ing his family during the week.
Capt Murray McGregor, has returned
bosss from his seasonal work on the (:ov-
ernm.nt Survey boat. Hayfield.
Charlie Ed wards, an old SIGNAL hoy,
sed for Dome yarn past of the tt owfut y
Time, Toronto, te in town vieitin, rela-
tives.
Mii*Ic1rAL Frena --The balance on
hand and receipts for October amounted
to 87,872.47, and the expenditure reach-
ed 83,230 48.
Fon rag Poo.-(lnd.rieh toiling
club has glee• flee bogs of *oar to the
town council for distribution nougat
Um deserving poor.
lt.r. J. R. Howell, M. A., chains.*
of (it,dmish will navy North -
At. Methodist pulpit Sunday treat,
weenies nil melting.
Dr McDtmegk will be in Goderiah for
eonsidtasb. om Ms*.rda7' tie 3rd tit
De.embsr, and aft rwsreb o* the Brae
Reteirdee •l every moatie
er rapport throughout was exceed
Qrenesaty Sauer= -The members
of North -.t. Methodist chunk will hold
their regular geart.rl sereioss on Sun-
day next, Now. 13. The London no
vice will commence at 9:30 a.m., and at
11 o'clock the regular preaching service,
after which the Sacrament of tet Lord's
supper will be partaker of. The genies
throughout will be co ndneted by Rey, J.
E. Howell, chairman of the didrid.
All the members are earnestly requested
to he present, and any granges whit
may be in our town are cordially invited
to take pert in the services also.
"HALT *T Ho.e."—Thursday nest
being proclaimed our estional day o/
thanksgiving to (god for the leatherisg
in of • bountiful harvest, the ladies of
North -et. Methodist church will hold
their annual "harvest hoe." supper and
eoi,eert in the eherch oft the evening of
that day. Supper will be ..reed from 6
to 8 &clot*, alter whisk a prepense,
ezeelling, if passible, that er,dessd es
pnvios• nee•ai.ttw will les gaso os with.
This festival weeds so further eo ineemt
M oar bases., ae it. past reeor4 i .d-
.imet to promise all sohe anted k an en-
joybls time Tee adenine pries V
plumed at 36 Bents foe both sapper *sed
eeueatt, add all who e.n are 'Rebid to
some
at the beam
; atm b'iayoe IS•tre he DOWN. BY T H E BR
W opening address. The ones used
e the eeeasim was kindly lout by the
Sisters of fit Joseph's convent fres of Note. by the Way and 1
ahargw Thanks an ..o entered to L. of the
Slb.rd fur Soroche; doth agtae lad to Trip.
Km Killer and her daughter Maggie for
earvioss durieg the buss. There wen The r sai
one oe two alight error In the item is arllLead el M.
lest week'. 8tultet. referring to the mate- The Lead o er
wor
haw : Jae Watson, ermined with her- nit•• , w" 15s.d .
tag received gidt _should here been Jae sty tet WeselFsady.
Waldo. ; 11In McAuley, nen the eta
tine, and Catherine McDonald, Elgin
et., who also resolved asinine, were
omitted. After the funds of the base
bad been fully appropriated application
were made free' several ueedy ones
amongst Nle poor of the town who had
hero orerluuked, and 144. Luby duoated
$25 towards reliantly their want., which
was distributed as (allow. : tour load*
of wood, 200 lbs of unseal, and 2011th
of tis.
A Cowr'osrrloy ON Morins,—If any
doubt exist* in the need. of the avenge
Goderich citizen as to the thorough
training in Bible lore, given at our SYn-
day schools, he will certainly be reassur-
ed
'e ssur-
ed by the toNowiog effugivo received by
one of the towbars in the high school
the other day, as • "Composition on
/daces." Mose* was the meekest man
in the world. He was the son of Levi.
King Pharosh heard that Jesus was to be
born of the Hebrews, and he therefore
ordered all the children ea4st two yeas to ti, by „f one of the company's
of agc ;, !+ killed. Mo UMW mother boats, thou was now only a boat week -
lid him down by the rivetil 1-,ka.rush, ly, shish left un Saturt4y. As we were
and then sat down en the Mi.k Ip watch somewhat restricted to time, we did not
bin. After a while Pharaoh's iitighter oro to remain in Halifax all week, eo
came down to bathe, gad Mos.. aunt decided to change oar route and go by
asked her if she might nuns the child. rail ria Windsor to Annaputi., thence to
The princess tool him out of the river. Boston by boat. While securing oar
and brought him to the poises, sal gave tickets for next morning at the Coot's
him • good educate'^. One da he met ticket agency, we met our New York
•n Egyptian and • Hebrew fighting, w friend who was going the same way. As
le killed the Hebrew. Another day hs we bad „kr bed ueetwo„al tem:erg ,,;
esu two Hebrews fi hli t tem.:
IN Y hen for verse 26 .ties is pet tested Iron
the high tides ant the play ant reedy by
dyke., whish ate said to hare bees built
nCiddnto by the early Acadian esttlets wisely two
notaries ago.
-Dykes whirls ohs hada of the Smarms hag
rated will Misr iseesmt.a
tlhot wYt tee {.rb.kai 114.s,
ef'm'tm Ball ranainfi Iltrwygh than lovely country
■salvbse- we pees tbroag s Wullvil s, • shriving
tows, pinning Acadia college, and
sons pull up at Lineal., one of the
chief towns m the line, ween we stop
twenty minutes for "rltfreshmenta."
Ws are now *uterine( the far Lamed An.npolis valley,
ire OatoLN or NOVA econa,
the great fruit district of the province,
eelebr•ted fur its apples Tate lin from
hen M Annapolis some sixty miles, runs
through the centre of this valley, and I
can saar'oely engem • more beautiful
and fertile *mercy. It is sheltered from
the cold winds and fop of the Its; ant
Fundy by the "North Mountain, •
ridge of trap rock averaging 600 feet in
height, which runs steer from Cape
Blumidon to Digby Out. At Cambridge,
a tow miles further un, we saw a la
member of teota,d;.o.,in the field, and ell
the evidence of • large military Damp,
slier* *neral volunteer regiments were
encamped. Still running oo, we eros.
the Annapolis river at Bridgetown, and
follow its eroding (teems through • beau-
tiful valley to Annapp t lis Royal, the site
:.f the dm toed voted in Acadia nitre
than tiro centuries ago. Our time here
wet short, s• the train was behind time,
and we merely stopped a few minute,.
I regretted not leaving 'efficient time to
visit this piece .t Insure, rich as it is in
histuriosl association, The name of
Champlain end De Mosta, Rennin
and Ls Tour are interwoven with
early history which dates beet to filet
early years of the 17th centuryx Fuse
founded and colonised by the Pron* it
Na 6.
Halifax cannot be said to he remark-
able fur publee buildings. The ugly two
we saw which could is soy claim to n-
spectahility, wan the Iwwislatire bend-
ing •and the new post Mines and custom
house. The former teildiag which was
touaded io 1811, a,4t uiss the bune of
assembly at the North end, while the
Heath is occupied by the Isgialayve
council chamber, which is reported to
**stain sow hue portraits of dig
tinguiehed indi,Yuah, song which is
that of Nova Sonia's famous humorist
4A0 SLICK.
Our stay hen, however, being aborter
than we had anticipated we wen unable
to do the lions lit ea -toots as it wen, sad
bad to content ourselves with eased
glances. Our route was from Halifax
to Boston by boll ; when Ipviog home
we understood that the boat left semi-
weekly. \Vu (ound,huwever that, owing
ng andwen to the members of "oweh pshty" we as-
sumed that they were relnsioiog the
rest of the week and gave them no
further thought. On Tuesday muruing
after breakfast we left for the railway
part them, bat one said to him if he had
Dome to kill him like he killed the
Egyptian. Then he went and told the
king, and wham the ktt.g heard the story
ha told Mesa he had to lease. After a
while God spoke to Illness through an station in company with New York,
inexhaustible bush of fire, aid advised who we, . ayioR at the next ►suss
him to go back and lead the children
out of Egypt. God told Mabee that he
would send twelve plagues on Pharaoh.
They were frogs, lice, toads, bugs,
insects, dc., and last of all, the Ent born
sons of all in Egypt, man and beast,were
slain, but the Israelites nude a red crow
with blood on their doors and the Angel
passed over them. Then Pharaoh said
they could go ; so they all borrowed
jewels of their neighbors and started, led
by a cloud of breby night and • cloud
of smoke by day. But Pharaoh wan
sorry he let them go and followed them
with a large army. When they got to
the Red sea, Mow smote the waters
Imagine our surprise on arriving at the
Intercolonial depot, to find the "palely"
1n hill force, with
JAci-IN 711B -HOZ
rushing about in his usual state of wild
exeitemant in search of some official with
whets to make arrangement. 1.r • sp.-
teal ear. They were going thruugh to
Bonn the same way as ourselves, mo we
hadn't got rod of them yet Nu York,
who was partieal*rly weer en the crowd,
was greatly disgusted, but consoled him
well with the hope that they would re-
main in tbeir "special,"es ins didn't want
the "darn critters' buzzing around him.
After leaving the city, the line follows
and they stood up in two walls and they for acme nine utiles the shore of the
went over on a good path, but when Bedford Basin which is $ lovely sheet of
Pharaoh tried to follow he and his army water' from two to three miles wide,
were all drowned. They wandered' surrounded by hills vuyieg from two to
around a *bile •ares thea Moses did three hundred feet hi h, Pa..ilg
through the suburb of Richwood we
make a short stop at the
POUR WILL BOtae,
whish u quite a rummer reonrt, within
easy reach of the city. The plat* wan
formerly the residence of the Duke o/
Kent when commander hen. Centinu•
ing along the .here of the Basin, in
The following lines from the pen of a any places skirting the water's edge,
brother of Mr K. S. Chilton, America we arrive at the pretty village of Bed-Consul-
brother
at than ford, situated st roe bead of the Basin.
port, possess the true ring Thu place is the favorite summer resort
of a thanksgiving peen, and we cheer- of the Huligoniaas, and ha. several
fully publish them on the present soca- summer hotels, besides private rills re-
sidences•ion as beiulg singularly approprute to along the shore. Bathing, fi.►-
our own Thanksgiving Day, which will 10 • and lobster extent. Afew miles can bf inherdulged
on
be observed throughout the Dominion • wet arrivo e at Windsor ejuncti of where we
o.Thur.day next : , switch of the Intereolonial main lire
Up to Thy throne ascending, on to that of the Wiodeor and Annapolis
0. Lord : our spirits nee ; railway, The line from hen across the
Our massy voices Wending country to Windsor pause through some
We render thanks to Thee. wild, rugged looking country, very good
Thanks for each gracious blessing 1 from • scenic point .1 view, but I should
say very poor for %Inc:Rural pm
After me miles of the k
of scenery we
something wrong. For this God said he
should not see the prcneeed land, but
was allowed to go in • mountain near
the city. where he died, and nothing
else was known what came of him,
Oras. fee Theak.gt.tag Day.
Bestowed upon our land.
ter traversing.O
Deserved sot at Thy band. y find numsiva
Which we -Thy Taws tnnegreasing-
But Then. with lore unbounded.
Had bid the earth I*crrs.e.
And all the land surrounded
With batestul health and peace.
True to Thy promise gives
To sinful, erring man.
Whoa One Thy how In Heaven
Meld earth witbta lar span.
in order. Will. each season
Follow the roiling year -
was
tit1 et•*NI Or XtuiUtot'a 011601st,
battles and massacres d•riug the stormy
time. when England and France wore
contending for the mastery in North
American ; and which lasted with little
intermission until the final triumph of
the British arms on the Plain of Abra-
ham.
The remains of ancient fortifica-
tions end even some of the old gone are
said to heroin visible on thee site of old
Port RoyaL Laving the wharf we
steamed down the beautiful Annapolis
Basin to Digby, some fourteen miler, at
the lower end, where we first get a
Blimps* of the softanos, Digby Gat, •
narrow channel some 100 yard* or so is
width, with cliffs from 400 to 60061111111 !•
height on either side. I have biles .sass
Pg the finest harbors in my timsl Cork
Halifax, Sydney, Rio de Janeiro sad
H.ran•, bot in my opiuio• Annapolis
Basin is the
WONT rsarecr NarrRAL HAa11oa
of a11. With a Ingth of some fourteen
mils and • greatest width of about
three, it is spacious enough to hold the
navies of the world, and, with a little
assistant* to nature, could defy any
attack ; it is besides perfectly sheltered
from every wind. Its shores are lined
with farms, gardens and orchards, whip.
pretty, farm houses dot the hillside all
around. There is little in the peaoeted
aspect of this basin now to suggest the
many sanguinary conflicts of which it has
been the mesa. Approackireg D4,►7
we had to lie off, as the tide was too Tori
to permit of our gr'►ng to the wharf.
Some cargo, mainly fish packed in ion,
for the Boetoo market, was brought oL,
on a flat boat in haw of a tog, and shelf
takisg this in we leers of again, thence*
the Gat where tide roue so rapidly that
nothing but a steamer souk' stem it, and
est into the
sat Or rtxDT,
bound for Boston. This I say any, was
the only disagreeable or ateosnfortable
potation t'f the whole stip. ,The boat
which was a poor affair wan greatly over -
crow
( ded, the Boston part non num.
purposes boring over 50, and ooseider•b1e diep+
pointu.nt was experiment he securing
etatenoo.•. They m.o.g.d to get Muhl -
room
poeom.,odatios for the tidies of
tty, Int the emitter
the
m•o, the liike owneives had ton hang itumber toat
on stretchers in the lower cabin. Now
York, with his customer; neatness,
made a dal with one of the engineers
for the use of Lia stateroom, and so got
ahead of the rest as regards oomfort.
The table wee ai•tinetiy poor with at-
tendance to match, everything being
eold. However, we •o sol d ourselves
with the thought that it wasn't for long,
u. B. C.
AT wlN Moe,
standing on a largo hill, and eomaad-
iog extensive views of the surrounding
country. This to.n is celebrated as
hawing been the birthplace of the late
Judge Haliburton, better known by bio
Mall de plunge of Sam Slick. King's
college, the oldest university in Canada,
founded in 1781, is here, sa is also CHI -
twiner
too, the former residence of J
efte
And both our Faith sad Hessen Haliburton. Soon after leering wind.
Proclaim that Thou art nese, *or we cross the river Aron, on • very
Seed in the earth lies deepl•s , fine iron trestle bridge, sad just hers we
While Thou dost watch above came upon a grand view over the Beata
And moa in time b reaping of Mims, with the bold promontory of
7 he harvest of Thy love. Cape Blomidon in the distanos, A few
miles further on after passing Falmouth
"A ?loot of waters nevermore
enc Hantaport, we pull op at *little
Shull oe the earth he seat
Oh. in oar hearts may evermore wayside station, and find ourselves where
Thy bow of love be bent t "is the Acadian land. a the shores of the
Beata of ]Hoes.
In duty with our days, Disar, secluded. dm,:the little rl►jage or
Grand Pre
With gratitude increasing - e' Lay h the fruitful valley. -
"'
Thee thanks and Mimi
ork City. - HOWARD Cwrttow,
be • year y subscriber to Ibe Fireside Frid
Freddy, and should sign a nom de plumefarm
to hie or her manuseript, eked when teams
sending in the material they hairs writ- while a
ten, shoal.' melon their name and ad- directs,
dyes is a sealed envelope, on the out- legged
side „f which should he written the had
same name as that on the esa•oser.pt. •
The eevslopes oontairt•g the tame• and i
addresses will not he opened until after
Gm erten haws been awarded, when it
will be ietp.rative that the news and
And may our hearts increasing'
$ IPP*rdton.
Ws are now in
Tag Lille Or ITANOELtNg
(esti 9.m Slick) that charmed land which
ie I formerly ran the Toronto Arlserai•.r, is
or now ronnin •
(cissa in Chien*, )
the hit b der -
party Roche quietly sailed Ed into his private
meted .evened 7 e can Deter, who was well
upper beard, Wm. Pierce gave • thrill. raw, Evangeline spots eoaotry acting u rt e
g acooant of their threshing tour, and ' line was about 100 inted out as thedsfrom the
gave the boys some lively stons o! Dun- i old church alluded to by tLongfellow he site of t in
h p, and the kind's... of its jovial en-, which the Acadian. were oolieetd in
inner to then; ooatrade when he met I. 8e
every reader of L.ngfslloe's patbct
stoay :est maw a Dakota scene on the hat dont:dins, or tooften Nen in inimitable imagination
of Oeo. Borroaahs, jr., when 27 and wished to see is reality. The tuia
were doi•g hie fall ploughing, was stopped here about 20 minutes by
detachment of them under the "Reseed request," and the entire
n of his colleague, Jos Thompson, started out ma an exploring expedition
up five acres of land. When the the d
seas the bouotsoue the $ ltd i
Catarrh Waitress advertisements for Dr. &g.b
W evenRemedy •n the tbou.sde it
Auction gals of thoroughbred and high
Enid* Took, .•nwtingg of 'sen sow.
and heifers, on the farm of John Waale-
ingtoa, Inst 116, cm. 3, West Wawaoosh,
by Charles Hamilton auctioneer, con -
mooting mooting at 1 o'clock p, a„ on Tuesday.
the &k of November, 1I . See posters
for farther
twttoahts,
i
ild. Devine, • "journalist," who
running • Socialist the
Feanoie Troia and trial to run the sky
big latter's meat visit, bot Mayor
of111ee and gave him • little fatherly 'd-
i; vies that the bashful Edward will trot 1a
apt to forget for some titres. Devine,
whose actions do not always gorre*pood
to bis name, is known ie some e[ our
readers in this section.
address Mai •see.satsl competitor 1 1a11 with
shall be published. The •or.pstitbxn bete wit
will elms as the 16th of January, 1888, I union.
sad the result will be annt.ngeed as soon
thereafter as posaibla Thom desiring The P
any further infor ati.,w ears nerve it stall siz
addressing the (:toady.,. Fireside
Weekly Na 9 Adelaide street wuet, To-
nonto.
Hi Rrrreirs T **ga- The drawing
for the 8!0 stove, in annnsetior with
the recent ben, was held Friday eni-
ng lam ender thee matiaganent of Memos
Oasephe 1, Neftel are Y*Gillivra end
the ecoss.sINI drawer wee Mrs Robert
Orr, of (iodsrieh. Mr Loki, eesreRer
ef tile ban, detainee tonere i• einem.
thanks 1n the tows bad, Prof. Poet,
Mie Aleirtmiarsr Mrs Tome, M 0.
Be Cher. W. Hrinp, esti all ethers
who kindly embed n the mesh& mese-
tats.assse held dories the esatinumes
the runaway ; also his great dsp =tubr, 1,56, to los informed that
A the Irishman were to be expatriated A order of
oo commercial the British Government
l hands
_ .___, were at vena busy in plucking handfuls
of yellow *.twers and tilling
nab tory of Bloomington has a with rucks u mementosof r pockets
ed eephant on its hands. There The 6•Ids were cove Ile. volt
r a church .t Wary, this seventy, errs- *ower, reaombli rod a yellow
posed entirety vel women. Th • dandeluort, bat
the money to build a neat little chapel with them beforepgto sow°use
sad dedicated it penileally free froom they were Jack in th*-box .yam what
tele. Bet there were nit .ale memberi, the t"laal to
10 holdIl. nils••, .ed so c•e•etos ; be war •vid.etly a bot•n-
h.wo been ehneert. A vet seta.. stet, 104 hie other soonmppluhaeats,
gently appointed •o.mitMs re- I end had loss elassi8.d to th«r satin
now . ndoevoring complete the y ` a' Ii"a is no time. Of sours, no
unities by sleeting .Hera The Cyan
at lesss appears to he whetlew they
s. + A 'furrow b. arra
hustle `ey me the "polity"
q some mals members or will l>o y" had to . Pn edj.rleat' o rp
have to desrepril all morns• and Into s, position ander en •dj•ewt ioto-
asdaet pew- .vel willows, to sllr,w the amateur p
h hotly. Iles wits.a tab the ' telpher to vet hi. .
plass, they her. en aMsimut ark to cit them, the
-Mt. Limas Rapubliu.., b ' ,.1 esa•.tttatur is this instance b«• a sen
p+v'eideet Hayes The lead along
• Trial y ewe-
That
t Americanj7
hero , the pee*,reod a unanimous
favor of Dr. Puree's p err gat V
ve
Pellets, the standard ~vet foe
hews!
and etotnaeh disorders,
remedy fix bows 1
headache, d omits., ' merit e*e.y shad
.I ieh liver. •tiwttpetiaw and
n.., on t5. su frit. at Ai.. e, p
Arae.. Mammal. tet wire of James 7'veA.w,dats
of a roe.
O 8 r4t Rsak -Qr tet eith 1 tor ukelyti
K1st mi r at tet wew e f (tiffs
Rash..reilleeda ask. et1/rJ mss
p « , es'15si "Atilt
111 G.a . q rel.
Trio. Ile D ltd ei` kr hk et.'r W iA-
wan,
w 10 14. +r , cost ne3* .
Whew. nes YNIwp ter of James
t. eaian
atr a w pore. Wet. wenn. 4srltr,
Dees
was.6tvnw►s
whoa. t crew
Wheat, (nit *largo
was:. *prugiuI
Drina 1... • lit
t
Flo nsdsedi a .see
IP
' earwig
s
i ) per.
1sr.eltarsal.. .. ..
. •heel
rhi7, sh
•. • 1hoswM..:;
Nonny • • .
ark
eM
TIRE Would
eerie
or oar
KLT& YI
New But
wtu open out a t
OPPOSITE TOE C
Oa TU =DA
where be will be pprenppsa
eye with Frosts Matta
Quality.
Prompt neaten wi
Dedertoh. Nov. lord.