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Mop Wasted -Rots. M•L.m..
'lase Tasuag-A- Rai.spester.
Meat Wasted- Was Deemed.
Ts Iwt-Psartet Nessa. (°whew.
Imperteat Notice -R. Prradasst.
xew. ta CrMttare-Rohl. atbboea
ftls.a4 Opens ilouns-alsiorie risrels.
TTsaeher Weetd-Jolie &swam. RossaUl r.
Tb_ adi larmMeme-Avers Chewy Poe -
..D ad Know "t was Loaded -Apses gar
Orna1 th.c.ast /its -II. W. Seethes[ et Co..
Brea
TOWN TOPICS.
"-1 at41 f. iia.. pe. torahs' &Nee.
a' faith 'U preset U."
New goods are combs/ to Butlers every
der,*bey are the latest styles for gaffe totriat.ds wad relations.
You can all be accommodated at Cleo.
Ntewart's whether you want oil portfolio.
crayons. or rebutted or urdisar nhoto-
arsphs
Tn. Woman's ('nKuril o' Tgrrnt.nca
V Nao,i will meet regularly for the teammates
of business ever Tuesday aheraoos at fit
o'clock. in Knox church. Every woman Ia-
tereeted In the work is cordially invited to
attend.
it is of iso oomi uesoe to the publle.saeral-
Iy whether Bulgaria manatees to have a Ylfa
r net. bat when flru-c nes drugs and oMm -
nls are wasted. or the celebrated Ll-q.m tea
1alh demaad. the supply caw always be had at
G. The biting heat of the past few days has
made it 'moaners for the residents of the
.conies to put on the warmest raiment pos-
sible. wad for ordered work r.ady made
lot erg rattan and
roasters.
The
the ear the
A.Prtd-
hamThe Anarchists have suffered the eltreme
pealty ft Lw. and sow public opinion is
dWhbailte all thisises the wrong R. ft.$tlloows
the
going on.R.
endeavors to have no two opinions expressed
in regard to the photos he turns out m kis
etudlo.
!lore room wasted. &sunders and qp
mast mese roam for their Christmas stock,
sad will give bargains In stoves for the next
t
we ac asks. They are sole agents for the Gur-
ney Col stoves &ad the "Art Oartsnd" double
heater. Call and see them at the cheapest
home uader•the sun.
O. C. Robertson Crabb's block, will /ire
greet bargains to en kinds of furniture up to
Dec. rank, to make roots for Xmas goods. 1
will Now this year a re large assortment
of Xmas goods amid will soy
great bargains.
i will have • Sand Il eeastr- yea willsave mosey W Living-_.&
ruts i'uwauns.-CaMoean ready Waimea
Upped be measured sir a hill suit or overcoat
of st.iotly the cheiesst goods In the market.
with • out and make la strict accordance
wick ttw tpite and true art, should inspect
M011..a.ac'I Immesae stock of now fall goods
overcastings
the new shades. Don't fail to see tbemin all.
Tram Hcaew axis Barra Lox AND INTENT
111 Barr O.s:t'ti.rg.—Dspceilors in this company
have t}e heal possible in urity mortgage
on mon-
ey. all lactated {n mart gage oa them
propoe�rutayp.syre on have a first lien t. all
the assets. nate of Interpol paid,
l
from t to 1 per cent. according to ataouat
and dansikor d.pee4. Farmers having sur-
plus mesas Naiad can and see the mssmorer.
Geode. Blaen Cherry Balsam is the best
preparation eat for coughs and cetde. so Om
(lost at this time .f lbs year. Try it. A
full stook of everyth*0g h the drug line cos -
stoutly on hard. Particular atteatios 1. in-
cited to our stook of hair brushes and toilet
aribole s good. varied and cheap Personal
attention to pbysicisa.' prescriptions amid
family receipts. Charges moderate. W. C.
Puede. druggist. Albion block.
Wm Galloway has returned home from
the p•ult
W. oi Ridley, of Paris, was in town
this .meek.•
Captain J. W. Green returned Lome
on T`hµoday for the winter season.
R.vular,montbly meeting of the cons --
neon .chocil board next Muoday eve.•
jag.
Oliver Peatiington and wife, of
Dakota, ars ,vis► ing relatives in this
action.
O. W. Humber, d Minnedo.•, is in
town fur a few dare, she guest of hi.
brother.
Oke meeting of the tows :ouncil will
be haid on Tuesday ••.singi►.gt instead
of this (Friday) evening.
Rev. A. D. McDonald, of tieefortb,
will preset' in Knox church, both morn-
ing and evening next Sunday.
G. J. Green, recently clerk in Delo
ioi s store, left yesterday Gra Meihugan,
where he has secured • position.
Dr. Wilson and wife, 0f London, were
in town last week, visiting the lady's
permits, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Cameron.
MISSIONARY Mimosa. -The annual
taineiunary meeting will be held Mon-
day evening, Dec 5th, in Knot church.
Joseph Kidd of the International .alt -
works, has accepted the offer of the
Town council fur his property at the
harbor.
The Young Woolens' Christian Tem-
perance Inion will meet on Thursday
Dee 8th, at 7.30 p.m., in the library of
Knos church.
AwxnemsAsr Saftvictst. -The anni-
•ersery services in connection with Vie-
toria st. church will be held on Decem-
ber 18th and 2Oth.
Niehulas Austin returned from Delo-
mostly,looking hale and boort
atter harts/ put in a good mt &mo.'s work
o
on his farm in that State.
Dr MoDuaagh will be in Goderich for
consultation o. Saturday, the 3rd of
December, and afterward on the int
Satnrilay of ovary month.
Sam J. Oteer, eon of Robe. Greer, of
8alttord, h.ss returned home after a two
years imparts in Dakota and Montan..
He reports tht.g. booming "mut West."
"Diwsoa".-Tine well known barites*
voealirt, has bis headquarters now in
Loodosi, and we observe is the manager
of a first class quartette club in that
city.
The steam bane Georgian with fifties
thousand b..bels of wheat for Mr. P.
Kelly, o/ Blyth, arrived in port early last
week and disebarged at the t+. T. ole-
rator.
A. Rameperxer, piano -tuner for A.
Nordheimer, Toronto sod London,
will be at the British Ezehange today.
Orders left there will seeeive prompt at-
tention.
Dr. M. 'Nicholson, the West street
doatiet, stakes the preservation of the
natural teeth a specialty. Gia adminis-
tered from 9 a. M. to 4 p.m. for dm psis
leas extreetioo of teeth.
Two little ebildrr. of J. C. Melnt rah,
West et. , have ss.semb.d from diph-
theria daring m. weak. The paresis'
and friends are derviell et the we -
pally et the eomwmejty.
(leaved woe WlewNaww. - lip
arming genie. in Vsh re\
.ext 8ebbeth will sot hp Windrows as
was •ol o seal het Puede', bet wUl he
elm elooted f 7 Rev 4. . 'bialys.
II. D., of St.
Lan moa nig WORT.- W. Weiss.,
baler, left ler ( issltes, Dakute, oa
Wedoe.d.y lent aseor.pssied by his wife
sad family. He is an ►wast, upright
young fellow, and might to grow ep with
the ooestry is good shape mit West,
Our beet wishes go with him.
Ciooianattl (bwatercesi Omens .
"1,700 people is Grand Opera Hosea.
Story was graphic and outsets init.,.
Illistreiioa. dazzling." Dust forget to
ahead the Grad Opera Hug,., (judo.
rich, Deo, 7. 8 a.d 9,
A Btu Bib roe Hoot --Oar townie
man, R. Mamas, r Ing I•rydy into
the parehase cf draaasd hogs this sesame
His ansounoemwl elsewhere in this
issue will prove of interest to buyers
sad sellers of port and other useata
Chties(o Teem: "Farewell Hall was
crowded W its utmost capacity. Mr
Bolton gave his handsomely illustrated
lecture, "England's Gulden Aga" Mr
Bolton will appear io the Grand Opera
House, Coders& on Deo. 7, 8 and 9.
In our advertising columna will be
found an interesting announcement from
R. Pro.dfoot, in which he invites the
attention of the public to the different
lases of business in which he deals. He
esya what he means, and means what he
sere.
Aim Ova YorNo Msx SA rt ?-The
Rev. A. M. Phillips M.A., B.D., of St.
Marys, will address a moitiog on the
above subject under the auspices ,.t the
W. C. T. U., in Knox church text
Sabbath afternoon at quarter to four.
Collection at the dose,
Quebec (*runic'? : "The Academy was
crowded. The amount of valuable in-
formation was truly surprising. All
greatly enjoyed the rich entertainment."
Mr Bolton, of whose entertainment, the
above is said, will appear in the Grand
Opera -.Hoose, Goderich, on December
7, 8 andel 9,
H. 8. L 8 -At the fortnightly meet-
ing of the High School Literary Society
last Friday evening the following pro-
gramme was presented : Reading Mies
Florence Williams ; solo, Mr. 8. P.
Halls, B. L ; reading, Mr. Kaiser ;
aoiopticon view., Mr. 8. P. Halls, B. -A.;
ekorus, by tbe members.
New FLOUR Avis FIRE) STORK. -
George Elliott, formerly the local milk
dealer, has started a feed store in D.
Ferguson's old stand, Ham ilton•sL, where
he is handling all kinds of grain, flour,
oatmeal, potatoes, Ac., George says he
w ill briug the produce to the lowest
n otch, and sell for cash.
ltsn aseo.-James Hyslop, who has
been working in Petrolia during the past
summer, returned home Tuesday even-
ing. Ile reports the oil town to be
booming, and says since he went there
too stores, • masonic temple, and the
town hall had been erected, and he had
laid bricks upon all of them.
Cowtrrru*.-Donald McIntosh was
arrested by constable Yule on Saturday
evening on a charge of using abusive
language on the streets. On Monday
morning Mayor Seeger sentenced the de-
fgndent to pay • fine of $5 and costs or
twenty days in jail. The defendant
was committed to jail in default of pay-
ment.
PaassyTss,Ax MIetuuNAkV Se& ms
-The Rev, A. D. MacD.mald of Bea -
forth, will preach missionary sermons
looming and evening, in Knox church,
on Sabbath first. The annual mission-
ary meeting of the congregation, will be
bels on Monday evening. Mr. Mac-
donald will give an address on Mission-
ary work among the Indiana of the
Northwest
A Vo wtx.-Charles H. Crofts, who
has been for soave years past connected
with the U. S. army un the Mexican
frontier, and who has on a number of
occasions favored the readers of Tits
Stux.L with interesting letters descrip-
tions of life in the southwestern comer
of Uncle Sam's possessions, has returned
to Canada, and is now the Beset of his
eaother at London, GUI, His many
friends in Goderich will be plead to
see Chattiest an early day.
Cl*sos or Buttssiet -John Robert.
goo, formerly deputy-sberif of Huron,
and more recently occupant of a similar
position in Winnipeg, Om come' to
settle in the old town, and has pui:hss-
ed the grocery business of C. L. Mc-
Intosh on the Square. Mr Robertson
is an old Colborne boy, and is well
knows aid well thought of in this
section.' With the thorough business
training he received to the public posi-
tions which he occupied, we look for his
su0ceas in trade.
R.csivsn rte Fvu Batmen.. -The
recording secretary of the local branch
of the C. M. B. A., Thoa McBride, has
received fees the head office a cheque for
the full payment of S2,000,to be made to
Mrs C•roltce Brit/man. of Guelph, form-
erly of Goderieli, whose husband met
his death o. New Year's Day at St
Ignace, Michigan, by being thrown from
his cutter by • runaway hone, and hav-
iag his neck broken. Mr McBride will
leave for Guelph inside of • week to
BInce the cheque in the hands of Mrs
roban.
KDr'ArtoNAl. 8tmwotr&-Next Sun.
day, in North -at. and Vsstnria-d. Meth-
odist churches, will be held eduestion•l
meeting., at which special oollections
will he takes for the ed,aeatiowal fund.
The Rev W. 8. Grillo, D.D , Guelph,
will pirlmeh is Vietorta-et ebarch at 11,
►m., wad In Nort►-et., at 7 p.m. The
Rev A. M. Phillips, RD , of 8t Marys,
will preach r.yein Section". M 11 a.m., and
in Yictursst. at 7 p.m. After short
sermons in the evening, a ass meeting
•o/ both congregations will be hold in
North at, church which will be addressed
by bomb rev. gentlemen.
Osee. -There died at Chicago on Sun-
day, Nov, 13, so old resident of Gods -
rich in the person of Mrs Robins Alison
Igebr, aged 61 years. The deceased
lady was the relict of the late Gauge F.
Lester, for meow years a resident of
Ooderieh, and she was also a damibter of
Ms hot* Daniel Limes, first clerk .4 the
Penes for the county of tiaras. The
family of the late lir Losers earns hither
over ftyrs ago, in paay with
b
the laJohenes
John Galt and others whose
Mimes wore household words in this ase
tics a quarter of • watery ago. The
body was fecesht to Goderida for i..
tt)ss..nt, sold the funeral took place on
Thursday. Nov. 17th. A member of
relatives amid aid iriseds stttladed the
last ed alleseetty.
tax
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THE HUNOE SIGNAL. ISIDAY, DEC. 2, 1887.
That Kamer Oow. - J. S. Murphy sal THS !EDITOR'S TABLH. IT Oa T>•XT BOOKS
his *soonest ewe ray appeared is the --
Greed Opera House oil Wedueda�
draw& "The Kerry (ivy.' It is need -
*eening, is Msnde.'s popular 1
Wes to My !ht ;;lee was well phase,
and the large sed euthuaisauc audie.ce
ebowed their thorough •pprsetatios of
the dile* sat portrayhla of citstacter is
an unmistakable wanner. 1. 8. Mut.-
pity
urpay t. Dui O'Hara, the Kerry tow, is
a good representation of a rollicking
tram-bearted Irishman, with a lore of
what is good and pure, and a hatred of
what is tyrannicel, cringing &ad mean ;
and hie support was good, -eves the
vsllians of the piece filling the bill to the
.•tiataction of the •udieoce. Mies Mar-
lowe, as Nc ra Drew, wee au saeeltent
ohar•cter, and caught the audience from
the ries of the curtain. Should .1. 8.
Murphy moue this way on • fatale
occasion he will meet with a similarly
good reception.
CANauuN MLTBOIIIOT MA,:Lxlxa roll
1888. -Thu successful flagmen* ttbich is
now entering on its twenty-seventh vol-
ume mares • highly attractive aunuuoca-
meet for 1888. Among other features
will be • series of handsomely dissimilated
articles, on "Our Own Country," by the
Editor, "Picturesque Ireland," "Round
About togland," "Landmarks of His-
tory," 'Here and There in Europe,"
"Land of the Pharaohs," "Asia Minor
and the Levant," and "Bible Lands,"
"Life in China," "In the German Fath-
erlaod," "Alaska and the North Pacific
Coast,""In the High Alps," "Toronto as
it Was and as it l.," "Picturesque NM
gars," "The Euglish Lake.," "Corea,
the Hermit Nation," "Tooriet Notes in
Cuba," and many other articles. Most
04 these will include copiously illustrated
articles. A Serial Story, "The Lost
Silver of Brifault," by the distinguished
author, Amelia E. Barr -said to be of
remarkable interest -is announced. Al -
.o "Dick Curnow,'' a story of Cornish
Methodism and Coolish Smuggling, by
Mark Gly Pearse. "Squire Haroees
of Crowtborpe Hall," by J. Jackson
Wray, author of "Nestieton Magna."
"A Boycott and It. Consequences," •
Land League Irish Story of today, sod
many other features of special interest,
including "Daily Lite ofP the Insane,"
by Dr Daniel Clark, Supt. of 'Toronto
Lunatic Asylum. "The Story of Metla•
kshtla," "Vagabond Vignettes." "Meth-
odism in the Black Country." "The
Miseries of a Palace," eta, etc.
DorIL! BeazarrxsaT. - We copy
the following from New Jersey edition
of The N..c 1,41. World tit November
18th :-"Wife and sister die the same
boor -Dr Craig lases two members of
his family almost simultaneously Afflic-
tion rested heavily on Dr Jas Craig, of
Jersey City, yesterday, for within one
hour his sister and his wife tied in hu
anis. Dr Craig is s prominent ehysiciao
of Jersey City, and lives at 297 Fourth
select. His sister Jessie has for a long
tune made her home with the ductor,and
has been for years suffering from cancer.
The doctors wife, Mn Craig, has also
been an invalid, suffering from valvular
disease of the heart. All that skill could
do to prolong their lives the doctor did.
About 7 o'clock yesterday morning Miss
Craig died in the doctor's arms. Soon
he was summoned to &nether room when
his wife lay dying. Her si.ter-in_law's
death had so affected her that her dis-
ease had been aggravated and her end
hastened. In less than an hour from
the time when Mia Jessie Craig died.
Mrs Craig was also dead. Dr Craig has
a family of three daughters and two sons
The eldest son, aged 22. is a practising
physician in partnership with his father.
Mies Jessie Craig was fib years of age,
Mn Craig 49. They were both born in
Scotland.' The Mrs Craig mentionedabove was a sister of Dr Nicholson, West
street, Goderich. Dr Nicholson and
daughter left fur Jersey City on receiv-
ing the sad intelligence. and were pre-
sent at the funeral of their relatives.
A' Hoes LIBRARY 2000 Fauocs
Arnim's.-It seems almost incredible
to say that a library fairly representing
approximately two thousand of the most
eminent authors of the wcrld, of all
lands and all times, can really be placed
within the reach of ordinary homes.
Yet this is what is accomplished by Al-
peo's Cyclopedia of Universal Litera-
ture, volume VIII of which is issued in
November, The work, completed is to
comprise from Oise* to twenty volumes,
which are in lsrgu type, and really
beautiful and excellent in all mechanical
qualities, and yet told et the phenolses-
ally low price of 50 menta per volume tot
1 cloth, or 60 Dents for half-eaor0000 bind-
1 ings ; even from the prices large re -
donjons are made to earl purchasers,
and to club.. Volume early includes
such notable names as Ferreira, the
Portuguese poet ; Feuillet, the French
novelist ; Johann Gottlieb Fichte, Ger-
man philosopher ; Henry M. Field,
American journalist and author ; Hoo
Fielding, English sorelist ; James T.
Fields, American publisher sad author ;
Louie Filmier, French scientist ; Firdnsi,
Penial poet ; Geo. P. Fisher and Wil-
bur Fisk, American theological writers ;
John Fiske, American scientist ; Flaw
maraca, French author of "The Won-
ders of Heaven ;" Flaubert, French
novelist ; Mare Haileck Foote, Ameri-
oan artist and author ; John Forster,
English biooggrarspher ; Charles Fourier,
French socialist and political economist ;
Charles James Fox, English statesman ;
George Foxe, of "The Book of Martyrs"
fame ; Dr J. W. Francis, (the famous
Jnniva) : Benjamin Franklin, American
statesman, pilcoopher and philantro
plat ; E. A. Freeman, historian ; John
C Fremont, general and might have
bees President -all of these in the
letter F. besides • small host in the
letter G. The publisher will .and a
specimen volume to any cue on receipt
.f the price, allowing the privilege of
return if the s.t is not wanted. AU
lovers of good honks should at loses e
the work. Joos B Aimee, Puhli.br,
393 Pearl tit. New York.
w..w — Twe •boot. sew PsbtlralisegN
mepettaw WS Wst
tie the ettor i•
a idle ado&.
Mean. Buse, Rat: and Eilber of
Crediton, have returned from their hunt-
ing tnnr in Muskoka and have had very
good lock this year, encoring six dear,
some of them being fine speeimass • one
busk weighed 227 lbsand rioter 190
lbs.; titer, also brought home a good let
of deer skies. They sten hroai►t with
them a young fawn, whirl is alive, aid
is the snore, of meth merriment to the
little (elks of the town. He is very
yful and doeile esti prosh.. greater
grass Save tome se Mood.
Mertouut Mauauxs FOR Decresait. VF.. aatai.tay'sulvb•.
-Thu is a 1pecial ..:hrbtmaa number, A I. dopotatw., repreeoatiag the
b J J• lien C '1' 1' the L 11 O -T the � T.
i $ W
d Farrarextracts from JUAN Club waited en the ]Moister u! Ed
assign----t'idmaa d•ya . e boa y yeeterd y
dlustcatsd inial. ty the late Lady Introduced by M t
Breessy, with 12 fine engravings full of
touching Chrietmaa memories , biome -
nal. of John Wesley, with nice engrav-
ings of intoreating euureoire of the found -
•r of Methodism , the British Primes at
tb. Antipodal, with six engravings ; a
stirring, patriotic paper on "Canada :
Its Yateot and Resources," by D. E.
Cameron. Esq., together with uuweruue
other articles New subscribers to the
Methodist M,r.t-it.- for 1688 sill realign
the December number free -
with a Christmas fury y J. e Mee's !"ruhibitivu
Wray ; $ Christmas «o*u. by Arch• of T. and the Young
deacon areae ; mea
Waley'. Jarraet, ihunug bow he t I (too gat his rooms to the N..r usal sahool
• uta till s afternoon at 2.30. They leer,.
w
It u wise to provide against emergen-
cies which are liable to arise in every
family. In sudden attacks of odd, croup,
asthma, eta, • bottle of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral will prone • mover huhu' re-
medy.
The t'4t.e.. t'emmstes.
Goderich citiseos' R. R. committee
met in the oouncil chamber on Monday
evening, Pith Nov.
In the absence of P. McEwan, the
chairman of originated committee, Dr.
Holmes was called to the chair.
The chairman read resolutions of
general meeting of the ratepayers, call-
ing the citizens committee together, and
adding to their number, after which
they proceeded to organise as a Dew
oowmitt e.
Moved by 11 0 Cameron, seconded by
Charles Seager, (bat E Woodcock be
secretary -treasurer -Carried.
Moved by C Seager, seconded by Jos
Williams, that Dr Hulme. be chairman
-Carried.
Moved by M 0 Cameron, seconded by
C Crabb, that it Radcli*e be rice -chair-
man -Carried.
C Seager then read conespondence be-
tween himself and C. P. R authorities
and others on railway matters, on which
there was considerable discussion.
Mored by C Crabb, s.cooded by Joe
Williams, that the last communication
from Mr VanHorne be replied to by O
Seager, so as not to give any appearance
of eoodtcting interest.-C.rried.
Moved by C Seeger, seconded by R
Radcliffe, that • committee consisting of
the officers, Messrs Kidd and James
Mitchell be appointed to compile a Trade
Report of Oodericb, and forward same
to r VanHorne-carried.
A vote of thanks was then given to the
retiring chairman, P McEwan, and tea
meeting adjourned on call of chairman.
There is no doubt the honest worth of
Ayer's Sarsaparilla as • blood purifier.
Thousand., who have beim benefited by
its use, will attest its virtues, This re-
medy cures liver and kidney complaict•,
and eradiates every trace of disease from
the system.
Lsibiz
Charles Walker, of Clinton, spent a
spent a week in our clachan, the guest
of Matthew Foley.
Cornmeal 311 service was not well at.
tended, on account of the downpour of
rain. star. Mr Wilson was rather disap-
pointed by the torsout,and spoke rather
harshly against the people not coming
out on • wet day, saying, "If it was a
fair d.y there would be a better attend-
ance." His lect;:re on Monday night
was well attended.
"Tug Rios[ WILL PasvatL."-Soch
was the motto on the posters which call-
ed the meeting in aid of the Soott Act at
the church on the ereoing of the 24th
inst. The rain prevented a large aud-
ience, but in spite of it there was a good
attendance. The chairman, A C. Mc-
Donald.
o-
Donald, of Dunlop, called the meeting
to order at 8 p.m. After a selection by
the choir and prayer,& reading was given
by J. G. Clutton, wbo regretted to my
in our own neighborhood be could punt
out many sufferers directly and iodirectly
from drink. "Pass it Oa" was the sub-
ject of a reading by8. B. Williams,
in which a Brunswicduke, in a differ-
e nt way from a Vomit Act inspector, bad
broken up a gathering of Sunday drink •
pre in his dukedom by giving wine
rogts:s in boxiog tb•t left burning faces
sod so arty pocket, which was • more
effectual etre. '1 n: address of Rev A
McMillan, of Auburn, w.: !tattooed to
with marked attention. In 800t::Pd,
drink, although still a tuns, was gradual
ly decreasing, and especially &moa,;.:
the higher classes. In the police courts
of that oouotry m the wont cases of
criminals found. drink was the origin of
the crimes. He cited the case of a
church elder away from home, who had
gone to the theatr.,and being seen by an
• equaintaooe bad been led from the right
path. Young men, he said, should not
mix with those who drink or they might
to time be led the same way. In
closing he stated that Prohibition work
en meet remember that the task they
had undertaken was like climbing •
bush mountain, to gain its summit, and
they mast press on with • firm and
steady purpose to win their cause.
The choir under its able leader, John
Uaklater, and organist, Mies Edith
Hotton, rendered choice seleetioas duo
ing the evening. A vote of thanks was
tendered to the Rev. Mr MacMillan for
his address. We eumgratulate his
charge at Auburn and Carlow, for
having nestle such a good choice and
hope that for assay years be will be
spared to teach and plead with them to
seek the home above. Mr Irvine of
Nib, who was to have riven an address
did not cots
Oarbrala.
Joe Morris, of Oarbrsid, had a Rock
of sheep worried by dogs oa Wedses-
Iday, last week, and two were killed.
Joe went after the dogs with his
trusty shotgun and made nae of the
canines bite the deet.
In %yield, on T.eedsy meres
lag lent week, Mr. Root Reid, only sem
of Mr. Wm. Reid, aged 40 Tessa, ate his
breakfast n weal, fell of hs eh•ir, and
immediately expired. Heart dims*
was the mw.
Mr J J M.aclares, Q. l.•
Mrs McDonnell, Provident of Toronto
district W. C. T. Union, read a 'mother
of questions anent the oe ly authortaiid
.beth Hun
Temp{reeresance teat buck.
Mr Bose replied cetagoriaally as lull'.ws :
The subject of scientific Temperance in-
struction had been placed by the new
regulations un precisely the same foot-
ing as all other subjects tea the sobod
programme, and. if teachers did their
duty and carried out the ivatreetiuos
(tote the department, they would teach
it just as they did arithmetic, grammar
or any other subiect
In the event of may board of trustees,
together with the inspector, wing their
discretionary powers to exclude the
subject of scientific Temperance iron
the schools in their jurisdiction, the 3o•
pertinent would have no option but lo
deal with the matter exactly as with the
exclusion of any other subject. Hon.
Mr. Roes pointed out, however, that
this -question was based upon a memos -
caption of regulation 24, which simply
provides that the trustees and inspector
may change the internal arrangement of
school classes, not that they may omit
sub'eda from the school curriculum.
The .luesti00 as to whether this sub-
ject would be placed on the Int of ex-
aminations for public school pupils gave
rise to considerable discussion. Tbs
Minister replied that it would not be
required for entrance into the high
schools, which is practically the only writ-
ten examination in the public sebouls •
but pointed out that *t was now required
of all persona passing throogh the Mod•
e1 and Normal schools and the training
institutes for High school masters. I.
answer to su sect queatio0s byMrs,
McDonnell and Mn. Spence and essrs.
MeKendry, Itose, Wateoc anal Moons,
Hon. Mr. Roes said that mimic was
another subject not required at this ex-
amination, while drawing had ooly been
lately added. This subject had not been
required because of the many complainta
made that pupils are now examined on
too many subjects ; and, also, because
the schools are woefully examined semi-
annually by the lnalectors, who must be
prepared to report to the department on
all subject& This test, together with
the regular promotion examinations,
touched 470,000 Public school pupil.,
while the entrance examinations only
affect 10,000 annually. In short, the
subject of scientific Temperance was
compulsory in the Puhlic schools, the
textbook and final examination were
cot.
To the request that the authorised
Temperance text -book be put on the
list of Public school texts, the Mirider
replied that it is now is that position ;
though as a matter of law, the ose of 0m
text was now nor ever was compulsory
in Ontario schools. He explained the
machinery of the department fur the en-
forcement of its regulations by reeding
the statute duties of the public school
inspectors, wad said that the new reg■
lations would be issued very soon. They
would have been sent out some two
months ago, but they had been delayed
at the request of the Association of
School Trustees until after their late
meet ing.
It was asked if the Minister would
change in the new emulations anent the
Temperance text -book the word "should"
to "shall.- He replied that he would,
if at all necessary ; wad read from the
school regulations to show that the word
"should" had prevailed in similar cages
for thirty years and applied to all other
temt•book&
The Minister took occasion to explain
his not replying to the second telegram
from the Na nee Convention. 1t had
baso received in the evening jwt as he
was darting away from his office, and he
intended to reply in the morning. On
reaching his °Rae Deaf day he found
that the convention had adjourned.
Aab4TL.
Joe Stalker, of St. Helens, was i.
town Saturday.
A. T. McDonald was digging out the
cellar for his bank barn last week.
E. Youngbl.tt is building a swag to
sidearm in the Northeast meths of oor
thriving village.
Hoary Sturdy, who Wall kicked on the
ay 9f tht keel kit horst( on Blyth
.wow Jay, is.hl sneering front the
creels of the accident, and confined to
Use how.
Mr Wallwin, of North -St. Methodist
obareb, preached an excellent sermon In
the Methodist church ben Sunday lest,
from Pant's epistle to the Romana, Mi-
l. All here were wall pleased with the
discourse. I. the absence of Mies 8.
Blair, Mum Ida Plummer mated as
ecganist daring the ssrvice.
MAtn&Ko Lotion, No. 304, I. O. G.
T. -Monday evening .f last weak the
following otScera were installed . W. C.,
W J Sturdy ; W Viso,D E Mucro ; P
W C, J Wataos ; W Sec. A Bodge ; W
Oor See. R White ; W M, J S Oaesa-
day ; W F Bee, J Dobe ; W Treas, J
Murdock ; W 1 G, Sarah M Errot ; W
O G, Albert Dowse.
11sam1114s.
Mies Robertson has been engaged u
aekust0a1 timelier in our school for nest
year.
John Levy has been very ill lately.
We hops to hear of his speedy reoovery.
The Methodist 9ioday school meets at
2.30 p. m , each Sued&•y. Mr Hackett is
sapertnte.de.t with Mr Moore as Mad -
ant.
Mr B.wollar's mew bridge has beet
completed, and is a very Ilse structure.
We weeder if the Goderich township
Imams will be allowed ta mess it on Sun-
days.
Cape../„yrs M.afeasea..f Yino.rdt'e.,
lest his whe.nsr the Marwo I, efi
Marquette, bite S.pw{er. The wow
were all eased. 1 le eaptaim had reefed
I7 paeeha.ead the wawa, awl he had oily
.fade two or three trips with ler.
TIiis ay for Bllrs
Dress Goods, Shawls, Mantle
Clotho, Ulsteringx, Flannels,
Blankets, Cottons, Lineman,
Hosiery, Gloves, Undercloth-
ing, Tweeds and Men's Fur-
nlsbing%
J. A. REiD & BRO.,
wowe's Yurek, theses Mouse S4 earn, Oodertcb
211h Nov., 11ST. !i -1y
Pert Albeit
Will Hawkins.wbo has been with the
C.P.R. e.gioesra on the Algoma sumo
sion of that lila daring the pest fourteen
menthe, is on a visit to his panels here.
Tits RAILWAY Boon. deputation
of tear villagers to interview Mr Van•
SIM ea his raters from British
aslaeshias weak alter seat, N talked of.
■Ttstraai-Miss Java Hawklat
tlii�7alt�ittir ei our fellow towaadM,
Jamie Hawkins, ss., was united in the
holy bonds of matrima•y ea Timidity
last to Mr Spearman Corbett of
Oilhvny towaahip. The seremosy
which took pleas in Goderi.b. was per-
formed by the Rev. Dr. ere. Miss
Hawkins who was a vary relaid sad
highly accomplished young lady, besides
being the ackaewledged belle of the
village, will he thank at•sed by her large
circle of frit _mg/- usittl�uM hero
he
who wish her entry tit; tkai Marred
life may beria& Theleave
t�
on Monday tee atyfag blow to
McGillivray.
Well, what shoat the municipal oleo-
tions 1 Aro't we- we meas the people of
this enterprising village --going to have a
o•.didate in the Gold this year. We my
yea, mat decidedly and emphatically,
yes. Our people haws no reams to be -
some downhearted about this LaM er of
electing a couseilan. What though
our candidates have for three
tire years been defeated by splellewira
majorities. Is that any reason why we
should despair of feature success. Not
at all. We must, like the spider that I
Seotlaod'a Braes seer while lyrist is thew
cooler, try spin. Victory shall yet
perch upon ear basaiso. The 'im-
pellers wad log -rotten owes at DeAsomon
shan't always have this thing their own
way. They my be mass and crafty
and conning, sad hag* sadeehaod ways,
but we most be mon ace We mem mi.
deavor to circumvent them. We have
one advantage over any other the
township in so far se our are
oonoeraed. We have as inezheastible
supply to draw frees. Almost a.y of
oar east and a great many of our
women would make $retreN souseilloea
All they need is .a npportimity to dies
play their great abilities. IM as by all
means put a candidate in the kids.
Murdoch McGregor, who lives oa the
lake shore somewhere between Kietail
and A , found two large leeslock
slabs on the mar Pie* rawer. o0
Friday last We give this ss a pohtbr
to the Codes house Wiens at 3elerisb,
and we would at the masse time like id
whisper to Hardy to take to the woods
at Duce. If a high eoonty eoadabie with
• °artful of legal documents doesn't make
things interesting around his wigwszz
before many moose we shall be mesh
mistaken. Igooeaosa of the law'tis
mid, excuses .o one ; hat we do hea,Mt-
ly think that atter a mem has gist a
couple of weeks in pulling sed hailing
sad wading up to bis meek to the lake
with the thermometer below same es-
dMvorirT to sate a couple el thawed
het of third slug etas lambw which
otherwise would have been destroyed, Le
ahold -even though faillag to spat
the valuable "lind"-reseitre some 1r yy
meneratioi. But that is preeimeiy what
be doesn't get, that (a, if his expurisses
is similar to use of our villagers who
atter much difficulty sa..seded in sunny -
j
ing to a plass of eahty a small quantity
of pine lumbar, only to a it earted o
to God.ritk by titres teams frost that
town -half a load to the team -in oras
of our high county Dunstable. Another
one of our residents picked op a few
boards which be had sailed to the gebte
end of his shanty. when the stern o*csr
of the law arrived, who mothiee delimited
ran his little rale over it, sad staid,"Two
dollars, or off they eoms." The two
dollars were pet ep. Nees el this lum-
ber was branded, so posse ass prove it
to be their proper(, and wo desh it the
whole busi.eea will pay thrteet..tem house
expenses is looking after hosed we think
if soy person is entitled to soy bowel
from it it is (bas who W the tremble
of saving it. Bat the emboss how
officials aren't wearing oar apostasies,
TM MYNA'- WOW
is a natter el small imposes* iso par•
ed with other eppli-Haag d
By this semi* Paige's Aervil yJo
rude to penetrate to /he atoll remote
serve -every bee*, maa.le ted !(gamest
is made to feel its b.oeisiene pewter.
Nerviline, is pleasant to tabs, ewes y
the youngest BOOM, yet esw*rfslly flue
reaching in its gee* the mea
•*nniwing iaterwal pal. yields
if t `
stogie. Neglect no talar M Nene-
ebored d tee semi trigl beide
and be le
drnggiste sad emery erg eery.
it herr.
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