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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1888-3-2, Page 4NEW ,8pring Goods. New D1188 IJeodB. New Prints. New flinghams. New Cottons, New 8i i t New Cottons Iea, Xel� Tweeds and Outing SPECI4LI' PICES. JA:„111111111 s... -D �Mryau 4 Mose tee et with 1a1: 11""‘wallah *lalp soit be sold at oast, u rt Nitw weal tilwaserish. 411?..' � t ph to er�are tar ara7w m ties wttL rooms ea (s ►astegt•t►IaR. at (lt• TWO f ea the pmiw &Mtr.ottaa oar *license ae4aWma•11dlet gas bylaw. SW b me goatatstioe to law. ata tatr►esd �t imic s wear tarsal em bTu4. t ter .,.tuo4 year asgrooer.with luteaot n I a . olosei s urn• II wyuatw ,teaks gr..sri s -x. DUMP tlflev s. e, the been... Allies Melt. is the Ila.- of crusts. attest le tied toilet . toiletartisl.e, tiK itrwtbio laid a now Use of railway w1U to the business of the town, bet it Unc.lt to add to the .so.IMat ar- ts that til. R. hallows f.* placed to nettle smile for purposes 11 art. Woos -Ali lNWAIT I aY T.1irtaaaca will nett ruttrlarir fur the traassctlw ivory Tuesday afternoon at Ida 1a : erth't Milo „ut cb ureh. *very tsweeeted la the work is medially 011 T1s, -711u sa3elket Mesa et teas bees sesallel, arid asst arrestor The 1a.aramos ottwcted wits it Mies ourcha er • fth�t data d ta oat ke sautiela ber way. •ia[ you cannot do better than the local aaamt. Wen Rbytma a Mown ADD Gams Loan £WD 1*vseT- CumPAftY.-DepWan is tats ooempsay vo the beet psslble security for their mou- se beta( invested In mortgage at Isom 7. tl..aslters have • gust Zion 4. all assets- Rata of intermit paid. fres M to pr oast aocwrdtag to amount and damt.e et deposit. F>.tsien laving ear- etes aagpa.hould call and see the manager. TOFIC& IN. foam •oink preof la („cloacas ter freta WHAT'S UP? Thing. '!+la1 Are Hs Around IIs. rMcaealtsus lar 2111„4'.(117 WNW ere Wesel (Mee tae r to .l a se w use -RR. M.. tbs.id be fhb besesate. Plat ?stoats.-Overwbali.., taoeb of choke dela. always to be tees/ M price* to match tip .sed* you hug. We troth er AMds set pod strode mode to wear sad maWfacttee are the Ideals i k 1 make se he tie* d 4b. feet as without oboe - nuts. 1 dei., 10 give you morevela, for your 7 ma4my tapredad. thea any hour la tows. 1 incite dime and eceeemieal buyers tonal sed merlese themselves of aaer my atlo.t, el Ws •odd dA the anemia, of ear read.e to the sa.ou.cemrat of Motaiewo t roe la this aThey have bees appointed este far *tea Goodrum Wt g Co.. to bombs their oetebrat.d steel wheel baby e.rri gs bicycles, tricyiee. etc. These who Wood per - chasms . baby carriage should mss the sew etldsg at prices as tow se the old style weed beep. The cheapen Meas under the -I're been toad by the se that ,and , the on the moray fever hes that ixOodertch as wed ea rustler, are ruatliog, the heethat, amid the maim and bay !:n dd beam elect„ not infant future, or that st- ead, Cm glad to bast lik. to hearth. shrill snort d bite., .'demo when I lived 9th cm - mew and the road nt'ndicular tkw.gb the cod of the and cat off W beaver -meadow, r the wand twit to the roust* of tn-horn for Maw. There's cat n, and ad- raeesmeot and pooh and goahead- e:iesnos., and posh pereeverenoe, and bog buildings, a .,petus, and re- al of trade, and se of popula- tion, sad a home for garden save, and tem thousand aocettives that the asthma won't me to enumer- ate -all in the eh of the locomotive of • competitive y. --Bet on this Jell war question, 1.. heard ammo of Os tunniest arguments advas•ed Giem. *same no for discussioi, 1104 flame a tri neighbor. who keep Sore see dead4}tiiiaat it under certain cite argerwae'•. Way, I actually heard one ohm ley that it it ase front the North we'd have trade competition at tisalop, Smith'. Hill and other pointe, winch would militate against the b..i- tttes* of the jaw°, and for that reams he didn't t. he'd support the project. I pitied r fellow from the bottom of my and hooking upon him with my pathetic look, I told him that t adrift I could give him wall, and Id t� . t, Lake Shed, his son Maim, and lies alsostste s let on I.Wirday mewing fir Smoot City, Iowa. Wr 11 C. Russell and wife, of Was beeebeoe,'arrired in town on Saturday oe • visit to relatives. Tory Hays notarised from Detroit Tuesday last. He appears to be "grow- ing up" with the evangel. The old Soobi. salt wtmkd et the tea- t„.., recently purchased by Mr' mph Kidd, jr , are now is operation, Miss McArthur, of Tborohl, assisted North -et. choir 'materially w Sunday last She possesses . w.11 -trained voice. Mr Geo E. Panna., now of the Audit Department, Toronto, was in town law weak looking as well looking as well as ever. Mr Thomas' Roddy, u► Meadville, Pa., was present at the funeral of his mother, the late Mn Gibbons. He left for home Tuesday last. Dr McDonagh sill be in Goderich for ceneultstiun on Saturday, the 3rd of March, and afterwards on the first Saturday of every month. Miss Graham is on her usual spring trip to Toronto, attending the tnilli*aesrr�� openings, and *stew the latest novel- ties in her line o[ beams& The Y. W. C. T. U, will hold their next regular meatiog on March 8th, in the library room of Knox church, cuin- mi.ciog at 7.88 o'clock pone. We would cell the attention of the fuming oomme.ity to the advt. of D. K. Strachan whoa the local agent for the Harris Steel Binder in this section. When the off gore Me broke away a w days unee,it earned out s number of timing net., some u( which could not found when the field cane beck is fe h more out to them thriving be •(11 red grow up with them when 1 of progress arrived. My friend * repined was not oboe In hie I o0 he 4s • lot of fellow' c6 our so coded benison men, afraid that the competition of • ring villa*.s sad townsof the etont fo . will snuff nut the Monty town,be i All coo Ootooxsiy TRAIN,- A C. P. It., train ill leave Wingbam for the Northwest Tuesday, March 13th. For parti- lan see advt, or enquire of R. Rad- ii., local agent, Godsrich. Knox church Band of Hops will meet Saturday at 3 o'clock p.m. At the os. of the meting arrangements will made for the coloring entertainment the members are requested to be pa- t Dr. M. Nicholson, the West street dentist, makes the preservation' of the natural teeth • specialty. Gs adminis- tered from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for the pain- tess extraction of teeth. To Housman. -C. Quintal, the Mom - treat horse -buyer, will be at the Col- bert). hold oe Tii.eday and Wednesday out, Karate 6th .od 7th, and will pur- chase mound bone of all mists.. a , at they would come to grief. I 't be • bit surprised if they were oat, and in nouso instances the toga wouldn't low meth if they were. But it won't be the outside competition I that Will kill them if another railway comp in. Nr, indeedy ; it will be en .atisdy different cause. With the ad- , rant Oi a new road, lire beibrm sen who me mod h, doing bedbees on haulage* principles will comaTe1 town, and tie rewlt sail he a bottle for trade, and the -survival of the fittestin a live railroad t"wei the storekeeper who n,oket hu account% out on sugar paper, ••r toasts a leaf out of his old ledger when hr wante t" c•dlect, has to take a heck ant. And that s •6114'11 happes in i%nd*h, when the C. P. R. runs in, sed demi you forret it. lA- the -bye, I toe the railroad rom- o+re. i• iookism for . 6t and proper per- lohM are of their autocrats at Ottawa, 4•tresommend that the town council Mame an appropriation for hie ez- Paws. The mount will most on Fri- el end I want to give them • poemtes ah their delegate r.. get one in et eye t I 1611 the bill, or I'm so ham. 't take as? stook ie him roe lbs 4.4or him milli ire.(a *.t4 to be Jew"geldd care • e•d. abaratere D am sot Mud h km bsew Dat WA • meti r Yv realb mks ei. his se septet ate pdI... h.'. • .menta,, lobbyist, he isms bow te ►ie league ie hie limit ohms 8 mote be Iles had ex. fttws/.. 1. 1u.4. lug and ether Ours petaleiseto that lime, andPitsis *a itssamid ma eest aid et � he's the spare the time. -I bog MIN* N samiests Dr Adm*.. AJAR. IS 1h0w Mr R. Stanley Hays tetiiirtaTriiii Cbioa;o last Saturday to be present at the funeral of the late Mn Gibbon It is said that he will not return to the &Mee, bet will open an aloe in this . IB SCOTT Ary lit HAtmN.-Aa we ge to press ere Imre that, a far a board from teen L a 'majority of 64 for the repeal wife a few places yet le hoar from which, it is believed, will Morose. the figure to 150. The partnership heretofore misting be- tween Fraser, Porter t Kay boo been di..olved, ler Kay (.giant. Fraser • Porter intend to .hove off their present largo stock of« , oto., tat to ant pe eh•ser•..da ate o0).07,, bet mosey everything. Mr mad Mrs H T. Ansley, who hove beim the ge*t. of Mr R. Dotruing dor log the past few months, loft for Eag- land Thursday 1•st. They go by may sttigur, Por Stratford, Sewma.,ill.,Chetl- ham, N. B , and Halifax. The best wishes of their seamy friends is this see - Sae go with than. SAtv*rropret FAaswtt4t.-1'hw, w_ a lamely Wooded .meeting at the Bat.. - tion Army betroths ed Wednesday taming, se the eesaiaR elf the farewell .!'vises 'cosseted with the departure of Caplaie Anna awd Liam ffi.sbtt Dense the stay of theme yeamg bliss in tows they have "anted the rood will of all with whom they speas is molest,.al we bespeak to them • iterate) rmesptio. etalitse. There wee sessider.Ys .hmeghe- last fhsoday. Rev Dr. Ure uocs Ylatari.-e/ skunk sad Rev 0. F. , eaodost.d tee earcies at North 544 is the tsaesies, while Rev I. II. Raawls went to t.•ebeee in the ohrr- Nsw Meter Resh,a#ssa-Os ad aper tam lie of May, soder the postal ween a•' i .04 the obit atteseem* easelnded r .11 d ems will be met to tiffs Called &Mee es jsym.et of w tease sett ie hese in O.sada, times firma United &ata. far Caged% on payment of nates a. lease *se. Attribute dati bele for tisk need. n will be Gest to (l(dertah, and /be imam motidad by the colleseor of esteem Im future the regisiratios fee oe letter be the U. B. will he the tate as in Asada, 3G., ea paresis be. Oserv.ag.--On Tomalley of last week Kr* Gibbose, wife ot'dba worthy eberiff Wmo ileseasatio meg .hrllAr_Jour- sha. The L - _iodate . age :-1st the PAonsdie Jew .da Thom batt Reed, to a akateb of th. ,Phesatraphie Jubilee, .toes the m'ed.t Ur the idea t.$. Seskt..ii. tithe mg- ratty, to his ,,ten M-1 -J� in 1st. ltlr Red says this set the lest msilloa by a�/ss� et w idea of • J.ki ao. btlr •.ad is meetly as amrurete bist.ria., bet in this ease the easily-aseertaieed laths we mai..* him. O. the 17th A.geN. 1886, (abets live mark. before Nankivell mmatio. d the .utter), 11. 'hes McGittieedd y, thea of Qoderisi, .ew of Tomato, publicly est - gmted the Addis* at the anneal taeetieg of the Oso diad Sborthed Society, and the (lmsefelitaa tam-aim/sir duly mad. • tote thereof is the September leas.. Mc Naakivell would have rsaivd this amebae, and had time t•g.t the Mee t►ru.gb his head me the light ei 1886 •t Herm, wee attacked by an gip. he' ad upas beim We hope Mr [Geed etllsulM slr.he, to shish else seers .bed et• Thursday et the same weak. De - mooed wee is her 76th year, and was n mo.g*t the early ashlers of this amebae. 11e femoral took plane to Maitland oma. elegy os Suede, last. and was larrity at- tended. The pallbearers wen : Meson J as. Dickson, P. Adamson, M. listchi- me, 1711 Lewis, Wm. Dickson and C•pt. (lihsoa. Her tau, kir Tho. Roddy. of Meadville, Ps , was present at the oboe - gates. Cttruaie' R. R. Casourrez Mit onto. -A meet's( of tee seisms' railway committee wee hold in the town clerk's .t5w Muday eveniaq. The .hair was occupied by Dr W. J. It. Holmes, pre- sident, the present aspect of tea railway question was dieeuaged is ell its Wattage. It was fiusily decided to ap- ply to the town council to make as ap- pnopriatioe for railway purposes, and to appoint en agent to go to Ottawa angered to the railway interesse oo(Mit town daring • pinion of the present see*ion. The matter will be brought op in the tows council this (Friday) tom - ins by councillor Radelil.e. Mc NMI raL Elva- ILEcrto*.-Wednee- day last • nominatk.D beating was held is 8t. George's ward to fill the vacancy is the council .eased by the rs.ipaatioa of Mr. Butler. Mr Al.. Mottos was nominated by Mr D. C. Mackay, aur 000ded by Mr R IL Sallow.. Mr F. Jordan was nomi.sted by P. W. John - D oe, eecooded by R. C. Hays Both d the soutanes were was.00...d D eaedl- dates at the last muoictipal snidest. Morton leading his ppponeuS'-* nen vote. Mr Jordan it of precut a m•mbsd of the Llfth school board, and Mr $•ton also has experience aa a loos! legislator, having been a member of the school board for peau Mr Jordan de- sires us to state twat it u his wish teethe element of party polities should cot go- fer into the present contact, and Mr Morton says that he is of • like opinion and wants the votes of .11 parties. Kr Sam Sloan says if Mr William Campbell will rest on hu oars „.til .ext Wednes- day, we may have a thistly Doc -partisan cote for the candidates, but not other- wise. w ill tree Casmda due credit, altbourb the Jubilee managers treated ter rather shabbily --sot having eve* mentioned the cablegram amt . to Leas Pitman by the Canadian Shortbaod Society last e.mmer. Tear..A.t'a Sitltotr. -A recent lees of the Owen Sound Tighe/ thus rehire to • farmer rseideet of oar tow.: -Ren. 9'. M. Campbell, .ln S*qday evontag last in the Methodist Church hen, preached one of the must stirring and dem/nets Wry .engross against bar -room* that baa over bee. heard in this town, frum the words, "A• on us goeth to the 'laugh- ter." He char•cterissd the bar -team as 1st slaughter house of health, virtue and home ; asd its work one of blood, death and denotation --the king's bigb- way of death and destruction, under royal emotion, Meadow its (lithos* to death,-b4edloe their pocket., nervous vital forces and morality, till moat with a rush into the mouth of After saying there were more than forty homes is Owen Sound, where there was suffering' tied sorrow, want add *gradation as the result ut father btittg in the siutbtsr house, and givi.t a toughies description of meow he bad * 11111 sod in sums of them -he called epos hie sadism. with such impassioned fervor s m seldom wit.e.ssd to know if tby wen willing to have two mon * laughter houses in town to bring more blood, mute suffering, mon death --and whether they would allow the Town Council to do so. He exhorted young moo W alum the kat -room, as intimas with it smut death to b.sioes, sal body and moat. Ti.. Y. W. C. T C. Oran Megrim. -Quite a large mediates assembled in the temperance hall, on Monday even- ing )gat, to hear Row D. G. Centeno, of Denttanno., give as address on the is" 01 the day. as regard. the Scott Act. The m.eeidg wits opened with "Reece. the Perishing," and prayer, after which several musical selections and • couple of recitations were well reodered. After the reading of the 19th Psalm, Mr Cameron was introduced to to the meeting. and for about one bear and a h*1f he held the attention of the audience with a diaaror.e which has not A Toz.N or AFt1* 1ATtoN. - The fol- 4000 surpassed to Goderich for yea". owing letter from Mr Albert E Guest, He dealt with facts, as gathered from on behalf of the choir of 8t. flarthn)e- the latest statistics, and other reliable mew's. Toronto, dated Feb. 95th. 1848, I sources, and /owed cooclusively to the • ddedd7wed Wan. town.naan, Mr W. mints of all present that the Act was J. Dowding, is Self -explanatory : Dsia f nut • failure by any moans. Although Ma Dowtmro.--At • meeting of St. it was rookie the success its supporters Bartholomew'. Choir, I was requested had hoped it would he, yet he preened to write you on their behalf. The num- upon his hearen the necessity of stand- irg by it until such time as further pro- hibitory measures could be secured. At the close of the'addrees Mr H. 1. Striae, priseipal of Oodericb high school, roug- ed • hearty vote of thanks, which was ably seconded by Capt Gibson. The president and members of Y. W. C. 1', r. ought to be congratulated on their good wurk an securing the services of Duch an ibis exponent of temperance views as Rev D. G. Cameron bas proved himself tr. be. A SALT TRADE WITS JAPAN --The fol- lowing letter, from a former resident of Goderich, now of Toyo Eine Gakka, J. pan, will no doubt prove of interest to some of our local salt maoofacturere Dxst Si.,- -A. Ooderich is a flourish - en( salt centre, where the beet malt in the world u prod.oed, I write a few lines specially for the salt king. of the Rwfiae City. The telt produced or manufactur- ed in this country is of an inferior quality and is not Bt for table oft. As far s I an snake out the good matt ton - soused in Japan Dome* mostly from England. In my estimation • good trade in this commodity can be carried om by enterprising Canadians. The elim.te here is moist, and d coarse this is • draw back to cheap method, of pick- ing salt, which absorbs water s greedily a* a thirsty soul 'drains off bis morning ".reg." The salt which we nee on our tables is sent in glue bottles from Kng. land. The bottles are about the Mae of the large fruit bowies wood in Canada for "doing up" pears. peaches, plows and such like fruits. I think they are milled the "gem - or "avows jars.- Of course, the mit them goat a r f and we try to recoup ounolves bey - r et helm* "Ida nen 11"4 ' ing sager and fruit to "do op" in the the Omiilnisters of the respective con- ngenoi y n pge - iot .ala 10 man k oft b her of kind massages are too numerous .. give in detail. However, we all inanely wish you every amens in your w home, and trust that heppiuem and rn.perity will attend 7054 and your family. Whsle retrettiag the lose we have sustained by your removal, we ops it will be your gain. We hare scot uu an easy chair, treating that you ill accent it as a small token of out re- t. We hope it will arrive quite le. We have missed yon. very nisch nd often speak with pl.laure of the orb we have don. together, and of our untiring energy and kindness s ur conductor. Again srWhi gig you very success, hoping not to be forgotten yo. are sitting in your chair. • ne D 611 h 7 re- spect. es • 7 e when Be M F to acted hich cuss of to and t6• tion 110 T6 W, lea y 31 4remat F lost aid L fall 117 Ole peened mar to express our great regt et *ni ptrtakisg of s en.$sowe N.past detsrsitastios of nor friend, Mr •alum 4F Mn McKexie. Mite J. lleam 1C11ss'd Wilkideem mad• ttie ptwsentalites. Ie - n d sin BInL. Soci re wiene to. -The an - nal meeting otT the Gderich Branch bele Society was heal i11 North-st ethodiat church os the evade. of relay. Feb. 24. The m.stisg was nod by the president, Mr E. J. Nai- 1, and the demntime& exercises res - by Rev I. B. Wallwim, after M. McGillivray, secretary, read e minutes of brat meeting, and the ore"•„ aid depositary's report, all .beech were adopted. The society'. nt, Ray Mr Manly then game • Boa deeply intenest+.g lectors, abowint t the moiety gam hand-in-hand with Mime toward t1 world's evangelize - Mr Cook, esgenist of Knox arch, played with geed effect. the lint Wag led by S. P. Haps. R. A. • other. for lIM6-%, are Pnaidemt, J. Amettstrg; D.paiL v W. L wit egte fnaadr.r, D. J. Naha ; -Ma illivrsy. Sosi.ty'a an yet to be appdnted I dish salt bottles. I t k it►a ill town, the oulleetio11 netted 1D•o age* teas to 960 1014.. b.ekd op by energy and ester- 38. 8rrrsR,-Friday cunei prise, might help to make my old Gods the .embers of Gnderiob dun Club par acme a gvs1 nave, if not • grad net ho.ored Mr William Ellerd, ose of their the delight I have never afmet oa metebsre, .ith a farewell sn the town a the hill, nor she es.attrrl a to his Pte' eshool when J. R Miller. lye , Ave dparture 1*. Mogi citJr ere • good dea•tiu.al lift E. tSatlojl A. Mayer Seater pttesiied, .ted a Pawewriaerm AND Aomuit . O. .o1. npressntatrna pot the e(.b ens pre.- 'Thursday of last k the hers of 1tI WIL W41"°"' r B. 81 Um) °es, their friends, met •t the residers* of R W. McKedtde, to teed.( . farewell to hese the tabl. had 4•at .yearend, wee mem Arte -St Methodist Choir with a few d.4 unseter of the Bea of Omits tee, And Mr W awl ti» laws Elktrd ben mo *s the Wi By Nee, sad * „.hoe and 'retperit made M S. std of friend phobia sloes ont of the Sero. I.seroaa* Club, w end the folll►wiry r..ol.tion "That i4om to lease Ondsr eb for Sioez city. amid in • w sg nos, b remove i1e6.pe.im�s(l (erred M ' t6 folk( i add t� .barest-, ad hi▪ setiabihts other •tesiiwg art• 4f Mm S. P. Hate and which speaks for be hes won the ..aides., esteem VII; Wm IISed est do 1[1em A. 111. and kindly regard .f a11. Or beet II. etnled: go with Mei for his ion R irW rI* Torrid. -Om this. the res y la his inn► ' of year removal from our .idem to •tr 1•sirtexy d the rim wove ether eseetry, whim you will •lues. es hishese s „atom, William',Jos Maim take pert i• other eoe.ea, the is, Te Wigai.00, H. J. Meal., metsbtns of No.th Street Metjaedid J. Jae Neabtts, I4%y.. settee Choir, Goderieb. feel that we Amid Is di esteem fee yGit. Wei all Eneitgant a t.wfyiag to hi. geniality remiss is our duty if we allowed you to Pa tboiesrha•ss as a rt w�eet es c.-siod of our tm h.etp.N i•Me�g it,, _' h. w4dy W of A uldkl MN the " ssthtrmg ' yew &garter* we are Wise I. two )1se�sg ling -tried) sod eMtis 1 i ttels4ete el.sr choir. we IMO the pmeesal sacrifice made b order t. •imoue the internee happiness cd oar egrets, and that t fee or szpematioo of earthly r. - It seldom falls to the lot 4 a te knees esy nee time so teeny m.mh.rs, of the same family, and (8*. to so he severely .loon of its strong th, boo we hops that the loss we .hell au kagefy feel std remit is t.aessd emn.pitilte and Impetuses for yea. Ie our practices we shell tame your a.atteuwl oompaor, your Wad advise ss well as your .west sed barm ier:me votes, As alight me- rm•ntees .d our regard for yaw, be Peal- ed 10 accept them trilling gifts from lo. - tag hearts, end as ohm as you look oa them, mod • -kindly thought .fie, 7.07 old friend. of Noreb Street Obo.ir, with easy of wham yogi may smear mem as- sociate. . -.0.84.. We .aitedly wish you in year new hems alt neaten./ prnepsrtty a sett e the riches that .dd.th au outran thereto ; sod that at hast we may meet to "the land that is fairer than day." Mr W. Engird us behalf of himself sod sister*, ". • few well choose words, meds a eatable reply, expressing the alts. testis. they had had in moieties i. the .mmolse of meg it North -St aural' for SO may mon *end expre'med their gnti- to& for the &tita ea kisdly presented. Rev Kr Wefwin and Mr McKeisne she made a few remarks pertinent to the occasion. The remainder of the .vowing 'was Mont in pleasant social en jeyueet. A BAD DHATH. Aa *1d tutees 410y elm la Tarawa R* pate.•.. ♦ 8UOOBt38PUL CARN„IIL A wi ■1Nary .rei rlewrMa4 weess es of 111.041.sa.a. 'I'flg Hann •ed BMWs Lose Oumwny w new entering apse the bluetit year *f •aistootae, and it. g...ral *lances e ine* as Iaersrtarrr.tieh hs bean such ea w warrent ll• parties safety to •11 • ith n and its '00.07. .et' taw* DO ready (.041.54.1 for iavesti g 4141( imam other wen, and who require their interest promptly at regular periods. To all mob the following ahem recital of Lows Cvmpawee Maw doing bosiweee in Oabnu, may prove tutereettn;: Loan t isep•olee lues now boon in esiateucs for 35 yeAre, and their e. ussta�lt-a neawl cornets provost beyond gwestK•u. Theon, has been no father. of any Lowe CousFauy formed wider the (:..east Lan Company Act. There are now Gla loan companies in Ontario having • wbeorihed capital of (71.178,e07, of which 830,174,470; in paid sp. The tote! amount of the a.bseribed aptt.l of 4b. Banks of Octan is (17. 7:A1,300, being lege thou .esu -quarte► of that of the loan 00mpeaiea Tie paid SD e*pita1 of file Ontario liauks is (17,580.875, bang ab.ot "a.4.1f of that of loan .vtm,owles. The Man con panies of tauten* 4.v• 1n dep.eit on all or .bort notice. 515,640,100; 1141 f debenture. iu t )return., (ti $34,4418; nn ' debentures in Etalaud, $41,53,,294. rem.'Total, 1163.420,331 The Rinks of ()Mario bare deposits on call, 019,612, 897. Dep.vite art whose, (29,736.17*. Total, (42 312,071. Show tag Lieu Cotnpanv'. over Banks, (21,0&9,L4i1. The Hunan and Bruce Loan and restmowCompany receives deposit. from trustee,., parents or children in some of from wee dollar or three thousand dollars, and allows compound interest *dd.d *gory six menthe, at num s agreed opoit The highest current rates are allowed on deposit., aocurdiug to the amount and time left For further t•artieulais call M th. Company's ..S'ice, corner of Courthouse Square and North St Godertch. Ho*Ac. Munroe, (toderiob, 24th Feb. 1888. Manager. )Gay of our readers w111 have hes of Mr George Eyrel, who some 6f years ago taught school in Etat Hun near Wroxder. About that time severed his connection with the teac ing profession, and extend .poo a jo realist career of brightest promise. ter an initiation into the rep,rNx business on the columns of the Thome. Juwrmii, be connected him with the staff of the Toronto Ijft.or, a soon earned for himself • pee amon the beat all round reporters of the Qu city. Later un he purchased proprietory interest in the Sarnia dl Am his partner being another well-kno journalist. Harry Gores. Ha eon as a sh'rtbeod reporter were we a cieted that, altboegh he was s pro ed Liberal, he was selected as one of livamrd staff by the Tore Oorero and he disposed of his intermit in Utiarreer.e that be might b. enabled .acted fullyto his ditties AS perll..e1 tary reporter. His death will oast gloom over the newspaper men of isometry, for few then are of prowl° Canadian journalrta who did not k and esteem Georg. Eyre,. A brill writer, an expert •borthander, of t rd teen ,n, he b ur- Af- isl St .elf red get sea a Leer w t Im 1 n DO ian holt n t.s1 PP1e- a0edd- M the 0 a the e 1 W ough journalistic instincts, kindly of manner, sympathetic of speech, and friendly to an extreme, his sad end oanuut but make heavy - hearted those who knew him well and truly. Fur matey years we enjoyed the pleasure of his fneod.hip, and the knowledge of his bright light gone out, dazes the brain, and causes the heart to grow faint and the eye to Moisten. Pesos to hie ashen ! :Vs take the following penholders from theGlobe : Mr Geo Eyve!, cf the Newacnl or, and one of the best-known journalists ia the country, died at hie residence, Sue- ssx armee, yesterday morning, front the effects of • must lamentable eeries of events. He was going bows atone one very cold night, about tour weeks ago, when he VIM s.t upon by three men and sandbagged. He was rendered un- conscious by M least two blows, and was then robbed by hie ass.ila0te, who eves took the overshoes from his feet He lay unconscious for about four homy, then recovering, found his bands frowns and himself unable to gat home. Ae dragged htmsei( to the nearest house, and being unable to find or reach the bell, rapped with bia hands on the glass beide the door. Not being able to at- tract attention, he rapped harder and broke the glass. This aroused the people of the homes, who came down, and mis- apprehending the •ituatio11, instead of (skint him in, kept him out of doors while somebody went to a drug store to telephone for the polies. In doe time, two constable* arrived from the Agnes street police station. 1dr. gyre) gave them his name and jaddrwa, but thew, in- stead M taking him home, took him to the police station, where be lay till 11 o'elo.k teat meriir.g, when be was takes home. On arriving then 8s was placed in the are of i)rs, Bryce nod Cameron. The utmost that surgical skill could do to save hie finger was done, but in vain. A iso . yhe llffms bis leftda)bandago *dm.p og1•vedet all t, 0 fi• -of k or two afterward. Nuts Gagers el his right hand wen take' away. Owing to Ida health !mein/ been run dose at the time of the nccarrence, Mr lliyvsl's eo• satiates was unable to stand these se- vere shocks, and he sank, until Sunday morning, when he died. He ls.w.. • wile and three small children. The funeral took place from the m- adames, 16 Sug.az avenue, to the Ns- erapolis Townley afternoon. Among the large 11.mber of friends who attended were Profemors McLaren and (lees/, Ms Cktrk., Mesas W. D.ek, M. PP., a EMskett Robi11mn, John Oam.- roe, A. Blue, A. Pardo., R. W. Tres, J. C. Dent, F. Yrigh, T. Bsog.ngh Prof. James, of the Agriesltgi loge, Guelph ; T, McOilttesddy, A. J. Heads .o*, Robert Houston, J. Lewis, Imam Nefwtosh Thoe Gibes. W^°z- eter ; J. C. Spo4dee and other*. The minim were emsdnsted at the hese by Rev. G. M. Milligan, of old St A.44.w's church, who delivered a very hapreenive wire rs, in whisk he spoke d the high edema to whish the dammed! was 1.Id, aid trf the brevity sad moms Misty of life sled the osrtai.y of death, and exhorted his hearers to live se they weold like to die. Rae Pref. Me►7 id is on eeriest prayer. The plasm. ere were :-Dr , W. ilseek m, Z. W. Thowoo•, W. Ta Ise, !. i Millar sod Thee. W. Gibers, of Rtes.. Mr The &sal alar„„/ wen may sed beautiful 8IR J tHN I8 OONV3BT8D. • acmes raemeler rummy Aeasssesw we ii iiMlt oMi . Mange w Swart. Tress The Metres/ star, The revival services sodmeted by Hewn Mr. Hueter sod Bev. Mr, Cross- ley daring the pest six weeks ia the Do- minion Methodist Church at Ottawa were to hare boon brought to • dose oo Tuesday, Yoh, el. 14. interest they have excited io all clamed of society hue teen greet, and astmeetted by the fact that Sir John sod Lady Macdonald have been attendings thea s two and three times a week. On Tuesday night the church was crowded to the doors, and over 1000 persona woes shut out. Two pews, however, reserved with gnat are from the premiss multitude, were watched with eater Whereat, and a ✓ perceptible thrill wort thrntyth the audience s the Premier .ad Lady Mac- donald, with Lieut Gongola. D.wdn.y wad Mrs. D.wdey, Lisa. Governor Aikics sod Mrs. Atkins, (1r. Cb... Watson and other freed', 'stared the church, and pross.ded to fill them. During the course of the prehistory oz- onises, your correepoodetit leaned that tie evangelists lunched with Sir John. when he told in all sincerity that he had experienced a change of heart. His well-known festoon woo. a tether eerie*. and trosblsd exoteric* se le walked to his stat. hie took put M the .„aging with earoestn.ss, and part in hie neighborhood, who were observing him. were not serprlsid whim, in am- wer to as appeal by Mr. Hester that all .ho wished to biome Christians and desired the prayers of the audience *wild stand up, the Prowler of the Do- minion, whom name has so long been tis synonym of iniquity in many worthy tlrit miads, aro.. with his wife. It made • distinct ee.sation. Later the pastor of the Amok the Rev. Mr, Cameo, made • ootsuo, which he said had be.. ►m secret purpose for two days, to the elect (bat the t range• lists be bemonght to remain is Ottawa another week, althosgb they we den in Bellville almost immediately. One thousand names, said Mr. areae, ked been soot from the enquiry room, and of those fully one-half belonged to denomi- nations other thea the Methodist. Thee hundred and forty W boon added to the roll of his church alone. The speak- er looked straight at Air Join in request- ing some mot leans is the auditions to to second the mottos, and the veteran t statesman did it. The question, "Ail who love Jess,- bt'ooght Sir John to his feet. The evan- gelists decided on the spot to remain. The collection for 'the weenieg amounted .0.500, contributed es the andara amd- lhat it should go to the reverend gest emao who had taken charge of the .ervtem s :,t �lwe A Awes Remedy be ttsslseisi.. Nenralgla is one of the moot eminent and painfel alyeetiose inoidd.tal to this olfimate. Life to thee..wdp ie trade miserable through its agrR.p,- sad ee it effects the serves. o.ly the noel power fel and penetrating remedies ear resets it Nervtllee he masted weeder in the minds of those who have lesabaaly tried other remedies, aloft its meow soma ssattieal, To all suffering frim soy head of nerve pain, Iwtereal ur external, we rwgs•st a trial of Nervilirw Sold be .04 all dealer* in medicine, 10 and 38 Beata • bottle. A grim, early la,k and tome of ogee often drive away a eGademer whole the aterohaal really mesas scathing hush. Jaws Moir, et the fad maesasioe Tmkereentb, incest& to Mart with M gustei1 o • Iso weeks tet S.ethern flew ..treem useem Thea wash. tyis-rifth: Bum ter_ imelee--% Oats. y fir. Easmaimilie=sitrilthterw Ye.iM- . UNn WMeer l7MT► r Gf reeto sohte-inn..., Pomo • ,44 ..vf , •iw t ttjpltiled d..