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COUNTY CURRENCY• WHEIT HURON INSTITUTE.
--- Wast Was Mad .ad .emu kg tae
NevtlW, ttere !Torn Correepon- bard T..peaers.
dupe -s and Items troim Other
Sourced
Ammer
A well represented mo.tto4 of the
N'eet Huron Tea.hsr■ Asauctatws, Wet
at the Town of tluderiels us Tkvr.dey
A weed) IMar•s e11b* 41"eeae6 kwaaers• and Friday, Sept. 27th and 28th. Be -
r• .p ,...0 leader .1 The st,n•l Iuw are tb. 'minutes of the meaning dee-
✓ ite .■d r••■I. slipped sad see' enbiug the different busieess transacted
erased Irmo tern ••Mee. The West Huron Teachers' Aseoci•tioa
mot In the Model School, at 11 a.m.
The president In the chair. O.1.4 to
the small attendance, the only Weimer
trpnsected ase the appointment of the
DUNLOP.
From our use n goriest
Among our jureotle friends here we fullusltig cowWttteea, vex :-Order o/
regret to souse the departure nl Hies I busiusss, Mews Delgaty, March tied
Emla Healy who has resided here for MIu B. Sharman ; resolution ens.
ea
prly the Insan, t tjars, and who left eese A. Erubury, G. tibeppard, and
this week to wake her house in Detroit. I
M
T Elliott.
Thos. Hamilton, ..f Staffs, Perth Co.' 1 Auditun, Messrs \C 8 Lswreooe and
nut week, . T J Wren. On motion of Mr T Murch,
pro ..lir bur¢ a pwi68g visit
er. route to the vacant home at I .,it , seconded by Mr G Sheppard, the As-
A:irrt. Phomas is time lime
jovial boy soolatton adjourned to meet at 1.30 p.m.
as of old owes. on re -assembling at 1 90 p m.,
NILE. minutes of hut session at Exeter, and
t. the wuriling swswu were read and con -
gnat our own torre.pon dcr
Our farmers are shipping and have tirmrd.
shipped • large amount of fail •u1 bile 3lored by Mr Brown, eeoonded by Mr
ter apples. ' Delgaty, that Messrs kitty and Nevin
Rev David Roggen press ted to the be appointed • committee to assist the
S. S children at the Nile lot Sunray Secretary in preparing • report of the
morning. The rev gentleman preached I proceedings of the Association for the
in the evening also. press. Carried.
The weather is very cold, but so far , The roll was then called by Inspector
the frosts here dune no damage. I Tom and Co.: teachers anewered to their
The business committee then report-
Fromour own oorrespooden:. ! ed that owlig to the fact ttiat Dr Mc-
colourne branch Agricultural show Lellao has to leave early in the mom -
will be field it tiele eott Tuesday *ext, ing, it deemedd-sdeisable to allow him
On. 16th, and should the weather be ; the whole afternoon fur the discussion of
propitious, bids fair to be very mums- I his subjects. This was agreed to, and
(u!, Colborne Agricultural Sudety has i the Dr then took ue the eubieet of
a particularly strong membership, and ( Psychology, and as relation to teaching,
et ,vernment grants to Huron county. r tussis of intellectual development under
THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, ()GT. 12, 1888.
Us mottos of O W ,Hoimem, •ee'd by
Mr J De[iatr, it wee deeded to .djoe a
at 12 o'eiuek sena, tibws..t agate at 1 15
, amid ag
p mWU. W. Hulme Gm saveai vera ro-
of thedf the WetP. T.
Art>.ietiw lrullatit wee the epi mat-
ed dasliste Atter swims a rep en of
the .•.iter discussed, be ,proceeded
to give br1 lmMeivaa W __
ious topiM Opes the whYole he14reportedvar-
that is Lip estimation the aaa..otattuu was
impprovtag in the direction of eee1ulnems.
Mowed by Mr A. Eabury, a.cuuded
by P J Nevin, that the report lit site
delgpts to the Prt.vinsial Association be
adup� and his *opossum be paid.
CarrThe roll was then called and 0
teachers answered to their mates.
The electees elf allows was pro-
ceeded with and merited as fellows via :
President, A Embery ; Vioe-Preaideot,
Mies 1K ti Robertson ; Sea -Tress-, 0
W Holism ; Zxeo.tivs Committee,
Messrs H I !Stress, R IS Brows, Tbte.
Gregory, and Menses Murray and Halle -
Mr Delgaty intmduced the sub-
ject of Arithoebe in Public tiehorla
He strongly advocated the principes
teaching instead of rules. Too mach
atteetioa is 1regmently paid to rules and
sot enough to principles. He held that
arithmetic should be aught is the
moral and from black -board Dot from
the book.
The dirwssios became -general,
some talking grammar and composition,
and others weenier their remarks to
arithmetic.
The following took part in the discus-
sion :-Meson, Kitty, Johnston, Lao
bury, Strang, Devin, Brown and Io -
selector Tom.
Moot of whom agreed in the main
with what Mr Delgaty had said upon
the subject of arithmetic.
Mr Strang thoesiht that arithmetic
was generally mode ton prominent a sub-
ject in our schools, that it was rather
overrated and not sufficiently practical.
In teachinit cuimpoeition. Mr Strang
thought it better to have a good �dnd mot
mei drill, that the giving e1 were••
to young pupils to write a men -
upon, upon, shosld be avoided. The
rsprodection of the same thought in as
aany different ways as possible would
produce the best melte in language les-
sons. Rote work should be avaided as
mach s possible in grammar, and the
meuuorizine of cumbersome definitions
wee • serious error in teaching this sub-
ject. The discussion on this theme
was then concluded, and Mem Burrett il-
lustrated her method of teaching and
conducting exercise is si.pl3 song minc-
ing, by presenting to the •sauoiateon •
class of small girls and boys, ranging
from seven to top, who meg mane beau-
tiful selections. The teachers were well
pleased with the exercise and spoke to
much favor of Miss Barrett's method.
It was moved b Mr 8. P. Hells,
seed by Inspector Tom, that the usual
fete be paid to the caretaker of Goderich
Model School -Carried.
The association adjourned to meet
et 1.15 p.m.
On reassembling at 1 13 p.m. the
minutes of the previous session were
read and adopted.
Mr R. E. Browo introduced •
discussion on "Relr,ious Exercise and
God Illanoets The discussion was
further cerri.d nn by Meson. Duff,
Tom, J. Grant, Embery and Strang.
The general opinion pressiling among
those who took part in the discussion,
that too ouch responsibility u thrown
upon the teacher in this respect, and
that where a lack of moral training sed
manifest, the home influence and gener-
al =mending* were in • groat mean
responsible. Still it was the duty 04
the teachers to exercise all due vigilance
in this respect, and as far as possible,
*beck all improprieties in speech or &c•
tion.
Mr C. Seager, Mayor et the town of
Goderich, being present, was invited to
address the teachers. Mr Seager, in a
mat speech, expressed himself as thor-
oughly in sympathy with the objects the
bombers have in view in thus assembling
together for their mutual benefit and al-
ms with a view of improving the means of
education, and concluded by inviting
the teachers of the neighboring munici-
palilke to bring their pupil on a given
day to join with the children of (lode -
rich is visiting the fair daring the com-
ing week.
The Inspector called the roll and 70
tembers answered to their masa
The Auditors presented their no
pert which was as follows :-We, the
u ndersigned auditors beg leave to report
that we have audited the Treasurer's
books and compered the expenditures
wttb the vouches held, and find the
same to be oorrect.
W. S. Lvwrence 1
J. T. Wes, J Auditors.
nausea.
CULBORN E.nausea.
tl•.•s year secured use • f the largest dealing particularly with the law ma -
Mr Gordon Young, the veteran agricul- i tare. head/ viz : sensation, interest and
tor:suit the president, and Mr Wileac)impulse, showing that these In their
Young, jr., is the secretary. order tons the base of intellect, emotion
DU'NGANNON, and will. The lecture which was con -
14.m our own corrcap,nd,ct. ducted in the conversational Nyle, wee
0. Teasley Dight Jack Frost made full of terse and pointed remarks, and
bis sppalsnce in pretty seven terms. was highly appreciated by the teachers.
min sorry to state that the Rev D The President then gars his address
(; Cameron is cuffer.ng from an affection on "the teacher as a public sunset.
of the threat, brought on by means of The address was carefully prepared and
cold. V.e hope he will soon recover. dealt chiefly with the folios/tag sate -
Quite a number of our citizens took wants, viz
dvanta;• of seeing the big exbibitr,n at 1st. -The teacher is • more efficient
Goderich, and expressed themselves (Ohne than any other public servant.
well-pteased with the different ee.hibits. 2'od. His work is important as the
The Council tufted Port Albert nu of. life of a nation depends upon its intel-
ligence, u uttedisnce to laws t* carefully
seeing the imprerements put on the her- enculcated.
bi r during this season. acid consider the :.rd.-- The teacher's tenure of olbes,
breakwater and rl.mu: soestsntie: and especially in rural distracts, is too in -
neat. Mr A L Heekane. the :r ventti,mA secure, and the present law regarding
inepeclnr, is dssert:Lt it stela. superannuation very unsatisfactory.
V aughsn, boated, • resident of
The address was listened to very at-
Mrsthie locality, and now of Doketa. is visit- tentively and well received.
The Secretary then drew attention to
the lecture and entertainment, te be
given in the opera hoose in the @venae,
and the following committees were ap-
pointed to carry oat the arrangements
Meese H 1 Strang and Alton to sell
tick tto at the door.
Moser, Sheppard and Elliott to collect
tickets. .Besse Alin, Green and Stalk -
• fur their ktr,dsees is permitting the
atsow•two the use of the model seised
to 'dos, o..utioa of Mr Halle, mooed -
ed by luapee:ur Tu..
On 'notion .d H I Stress, B. A , see -
aided by 8 P Halls. B.A., the assoc.-
tem •djouru.d to meet at cell of the
•&.CUtire.
G W Hours, bee-Treas.
Ing her parents. Mr aid Mtn tV nt Jhlh
g•n, and friends, and 1-rrmer associates
of this vicinity. She seems to be pleased
with her adopted home in Uncle Ssm•s
dome's.
The Cees W F Campbell and D G
Cameron eiceanzed pulpits of last Sab-
bath. It is pleasing and also worthy of
note that Christian fellowsl,:;: o1 the to act u ashen.
different sections of the shushes is per be. Dr McLellan thea tack up phonic
coming more and mere wide -spread than
hitherto. ud
reading. This subject proved very io-
strucve. aced was'very fully discussed,
oar village is ;mill further improviog
to appearance, What with liberal sip- all the teachers being very anxious to
plications •d paint, and extended sub- pursue the beat methods of getting the
stential side -walks it begins to resume • young pupil- to recognise in the quicken
cit like appearance. Tne next in order time sound sign* This being tea,goez
y P el one as of the most dttticu't things in
will be • railn,ad, tire -ergine, increased
e ceommodation in the post-otfica, and school work conluerable crow -firing was
other minor requirements. indulged in, and no doubt much gond
The apple crop in this and surround- will result from the diectss•ion. At 5.30
ing locality u abundant, there being an' p.m. the association adjourned to meet
immense quantity shipped at different in the availing at the appointed hoar,
points. It would seem that Providence and in the morning at 8.30 ace.
h as liberally and bountifully made up i The evening e•wion of the institute
the deficiency et the crop of fall wheat' was hold in the Grand Open Hoose Dr
in the abundant supply of putatoee and McLellan delivered • lecture on "Eng -
apples. i Iish Literature and its value in *dues -
Since our last, death has been in our I tion." Among the many grand and in -
midst and taker. its victim. Mrs David- inspiring thoughts that the Dr gore ex -
son, relict of the late Jahn Davids,o. of I Pr oo to, we have only *pane to awe -
West Wawanosh, altar • short illness, iron a few. Literature was defined as a
died on Wednesday last, anti was in- perfect expression of • perfect human
torrd on Friday in Ddopnoon come- mind, and •the English literature was
tory. Her funeral was root large, owing the grandest literature of the grandest
to haring died unexpectedly, and the' prole is the world. That no edoatioo
*wept 0)1 being widely circulated. Rev was worthy of the name that did sot
W F Campbell. of the Methodist church cultivate the eympathstic part of alas as
V here, conducted the funeral service to • well u the intellectual. That we are liv-
ing in • famt age when there seemed to be
too much of • tendency to read trashy
and sensational novels, insisted of eulti-
eating • closer aoge•iatance with eoeh
A+H►taLw COUNCIL-Coaneil met immortal..a Milton, fneheepearm, Bytron
pursuant to adjournment. Sept. 1; 1888. and Tampon. Teachers wereu
All members present. Mimicof pro- larly aid to avoid anything lib ene-
mas meeting reed and signed. The chanio•1 teaching of the •ubjeet, which
eoll.ctor was instructed to have all axes if properly aught was calculated te stir
oollected and paid over to the Treasurer up and create in every mind • lova for
by 31st of December. The clerk was the grand and sublime. There should
ordered to write Tho* Pentland, Spatted be mum mwiorinog of the beautiful
Peptised, Thos. f)'Riely and Goo rgs peas to be found plentifa ly among oar
even aloe ordinary stetors. That
teachers were too apt to tempi/Me of the
re.oinissd standing of the profession,
and tied they should remember that the
profeasioa would never ties higher them
the imdivideas composing it. The 1.. -
ton was very instructive and isapirimg,
and was highly •pproeisted by the teach-
er, In addition to the lettere • splen-
did musical program consisting of duetts,
solos. &c, was esrried out under the able
superintendence of Mr S. P. Halls B,
A.
In addition to the President wbo oats -
Pied the chair, the following gentlemen
by special invitation occupied seats on
the platform, and made short addresses
viz , Inspector To., Messrs. H. I. Strata,
B.A. and A. !lathery.
The attendance was good considering
the unfavorable state 4 th. weather.
Votes of thanks to Dr McLellan and
Mr Halls and those who assisted them
were heartily given.
$17, pad gavelling $3; P. Mclon n- j The aiming of the National Asthma
partog culvert, $1,50; D tyAlcoa/re eloped a very tieasswfal eatertaiameat
isepeetinI gravelling $1,60: K. McIver,
gravelling $10; A. Johnston, grading, ssrrrws,a 28111, 1888.
grovelling and culvert, $2$, D Me J The sssaee.tirn met in the Model
Gregor foegravel $4; T Lscbedn
gvell- , School puniest to adjournment, the
rat 3; J. Webster repairing bridge ptesidmet in the chair.
$2 500; Mrs 014.10 for gravel 113,00, J. Devotional ezereisee were goad/set*d
McWhinney repair' road $2, J. i by Mr Rebury.
Tweet, Hag road $l; Ed. Neenah, , The simmer►yy than sed the miaow@
work on mon hill +80 'part pay'.;' of yesterday attention and oveairtg sees.
T. Oleos truvelltm4 $30; J. M.Whiensy I iettts,whieh on moo los •4 Mr .1 D••et seAd
LEEBL RN.
From our own curre.pualrut.
Mr Jae. Horton has returned to hie
old home, L.eburn, after an absence of
eixtmeu mouths at result 8t. Marir.
The youog folks In our amulet .ujuyed
• 5001.1 deuce and • genial time at Jas.
Kennedy's oo Tuesday night of last
week.
Mrs Thee Thompson, one of the
earliest settlers .i* Commercial 1Lrsd,
but new a lioderieh, was the gesso a
Mrs Henderson last week.
blur M.ry MaellIanus has undertaken
the class foneerly taught by Mis. Mc-
Quarri. to the Sunday school.
The rough weather of last week
brought forth the big uverouats sine 1. ts
a underwear into use again.
The recent arrival of • little stranger
in oar burvh prevents him becoming
rime day the president of the United
States, but dues not debar bum of the
honor of becotniug Premier of Ontario or
of the Do.luwn, if be enters the
political arena.
The big tall show at Goderich last
week drew forth • large number of our
residents to see it Besides this, thou
who entered the lists ss competitors car-
ried away some of the bright red ttek-
eta.
We lemedeg w.orning the housewives
iv ko •ire LTi
With their washing this
week had to break about half an inch of
ice before they could ubtua the eleaue-
ing slued froze the sin water turrets.
It's always beet to take time by the fore-
lock. so far as wash -day is concerned.
A number of the members of th•
eregatium of Leeburn church attended
the farewell meeting in Knox church nn
Tue.iav ereoing to bid good-bye to Rev
Dona'd McGillivray. They didn't conic
empty handed either, bot bruogbt with
them a snug donation to help defray his
expenses to the far East.
Pes-w,su.-Mrs Gru.mett, with has.
two daughters, Mrs John and Fred
Horton, were in Hallett last week, the
guest of Mr and Mn John R .p.nn who
entertained a number of relatives and
friends to a &octal gathering at their
home in memory of their wadding day
20 years ago.
SATING GOOD-BYn - As noted in the
Tag Steeee last week, Rev D. McGiili-
vr.y, M.A., recently appointee as a
missionary to China, preached his fare-
well sermon here last Sunday ; the run
prevented • large turnout of the cnngr-t-
canon. H. hu been preaching here
at times for the past six mouth& With
the aid of • chart he pointed out the
part of the vast Chinese empire when
bis Geld of labor was before him for the
nett: ten yews. In cluing, he ,puke of
the early years of bis life and his loca-
tional course in Goderich. In life what
had seemed to him to be the darkest
clouds before him had .t the eleveoth
hour broken into • brightness for his
future, so that today one of the wishes
of lata life to be cbueen as • mivionary
had been answered by the Higher
Power. During the service Heber's
well-known .u.sionary hymn was sung.
end seven voices of the choir ung
"Heralds of 'Lion," and the closing
hymn "Onward Chiistmn Soldiers,"
ended the last service that be has
preached here. Bet eight years ago
when from this church he (.reached
bis first sermou he was entering the
early years of his manhood, and now in
the dower of life, lull of .treogth, with •
determined will, he with an ardent
spirit goes forth to • far off land to
teach God's ways and point the heathen
to • brighter and happier home above.
We hope his labors may gam many
sheaves for his Master's garner After
the service was ended he personally said
goodbye at the church door to all pre-
sent, wko wished bim every memos.
He elm addressed the Sabbath school
children in • few farewell remarks.
ASH FIELD.
Front our ewe correspondent.
OBITrAtY.-Mr. Patrick Ling, who
had been • resident of Aah1»ld for the
past forty years, did at his residence on
Wednesday, a Ict. 3rd, in his siahtieth
year. Hs had previously soj..yd ro-
bust health, and had only a few days
illness before his death. He was a
native of Kerry, and left Ireland in
1836 Prior to coming to Canada he
had spent several years in the State.,
five of them being in Richmond, Va.
His funeral which took place on Satur-
day was lamely attended. His widow,
and four sons and a daughter survive to
mourn hie lose, and they have the deep-
est sympathy of the satire community.
very impressive manner , taking u his
subject the parable of the Ten Virgins,
ASHFIELD.
Drennan to mote of obstructions to t
public highway. Decided that Colborne
street from Ashfield street to Harvey
street, be opened up to its full width, ma
sod that • by-law be de to confirm
the same, Moved by McKenzie, awl
by Stothers that the clerk prepare • by -
Lore w confirming the decision of the arbri-
tratin reference to the sew school
section Aoco.nnta paid-bIrs Orerfield,
(literacy $10; D. McDonald for gravelling
and .toning $4: D. McKay, for grad-
ing $10; Jas. tiennott rep•in.g culvert,
$9; 0. Hall, for culvert, 12; J. Quina
for repairing culvert, $1,60; T. Clair
repairing culvert, $10,05; J. Merphy,
gravelling, plank sad culvert, $9; J.
Spindler for repuriag road, $1,60; F
McInnis. repairing gravel pit $8, graved -
lag $6, culvert $2,60; repairing culvert
amid under drain $3,37; sslvert $12,25•,McRae,repairing calved $6,60; D. McRae, re-
pairing culvert 12; iaspseti0g revelling
$1; T. Loched for of gravelling
FINE TAILORING!
GEitii,EatE16,-I asst taw in a pOsitiOS rs
vice TINT tit twleCt v our tiers or Wit, ' 1'p�t
Several hundred new putty rft% Tile' yaws
cantly -latest d�imY-itrii:iptl fl;urcA. -
color'I, Plaid's, Mtriltr'.,Chs ek i lesson_ iii:Mpg's•'+.
can See t everi►I hu16.17ml puttrrnn IN f:+u:a'tJ I
winuta., anal yowl have an eaoy choice- 11le;-,,
ttUI ! to pitta's•, Anil art Tern? W hirer till: witjt t!,.
ben of care. 1'rIet a Inulr rate.
8. MacCormk,i
•ee4t's *.susso peer lM {Ives ea WWI
ty n.Ns.patrew
Is sold all over the world, It is fel sup-
erior to plain Cod Liver Oil, palatable
and easily digested. Dr Martin Mlles
Stonton, Bury Buc'is. London England,
says, "I have prescribed Scott's Emul-
sion,and taken it myself. It is palatable,
efficient, and can be tolerated by almost
anyone, especially •here sand liver cit
itself cannot be b •m e. sold by all
druggists, 50c and 81.00.
Dentistqt
IICH0uiol Dt.
DENTAL R0
Eighth doer beldw the Pet
doDLwtcn.
Legal. _.
1IJ-D-DWARD Nt►RMANLkUiri
J<I ri►t'r....baiter it 'tint ran ,,
a•r:er. 1...4.rr:en and lo•MNE
slur oyes Thnrwlay. frau. to to, 71:
loanr x
'eau at S, per rear.
\t EAGER A HAC fl•. BAIt>ILyT�,
1J Le..Oed,-re-b amid , .1 tie.- Joey-.
51114110
ice opposite }:onto'. 11.:•-1. �,ckmr
R. C. H Al A, ►Lllttutt,
e101.e. Corner sl 'Vora .1d R.
arrow, t; ,drsch. os -.'r tet.arapt
se ru:.dhu
s to ,end at d ler evil alv..
CARROW 1 PROI DFtlt)I BAS
T RIIITgR, AtMne►A Adctee, eie
Goderich 1.1. tweets yrsMyst., ,
�l►ssseR.,
11R, E. RICHARDlSON, LD
SURGEON DENTIST.
Ga. and Vitalism sir adminirtered for
pion teems tooling orleetb. Npec:a:attention
herrn to the preservation of the Natural
T
()Mee t' ptt1Grand Opera Hauge Beek.
ttetERt I\ , -HILT IIT-CAHEgo jE
! Barristers. eiettefters to Chests• f
30.rmet. M. C. tenurroa. a.c.; p 41,1
G• cameras. C C. Row
Loan site insurance,
rich
000 TO Lud,.N. APPLE- TO
MlON MOLT R CAMRMI)x, Oede
1131
Entrance ore eM.,9ebncn. t6>i-ty
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mama
Os tootles of Mr R E Brown, second-
ed by Mr H I Strang, B.A., the audi-
tors' report was r.esived and adopted.mm
Mn Embury introduced the dis-
suasion on School Magement avid D-
ajpline, dealing more particularly with
the requisite ualifieatiune of • eeeesse-
folac
towhee. He said that such a teacher
should poems, Wet in the management of
n ot only the school as a whole bot in
order to deal with individual pupils, for
all pupils did not require the application
of the same priaeiples of discipline. A
properly Tallied timelier should also bem
a person of culture, have • large aount
et sympathy and needed constant peeper-
stios.
Mr J P Nevin, la eontinuing the dig -
mimeos
deals chiefly with. the organiza-
tion •6841 order d school* He held that
in rural mixed schools more difficulties
presented themselves than eoold possibly
appear an graded schools in cities and
towns ; by • )edieioss application of these hpreviews
prisoipleti down by the previe
speaker these dile Miss sound be over -
erne* The tame of adjournment heelsg
arrived the dissension om this *chime wearmedaodnap
Ieetor Tom thea addressed the
teachers for a few wpw.tte urging epos
them rhe..seedty of waking their hall
s...Hy rewires promptly ea the law as -
thorniest! him to dsp.4ve any wheel of its
re
/rent should the bel( yearly
m acme be
delayer ►e�pmd p
4vellim4 $2,111;$2,111;T. Gleam Blearing of by Mr W 14 iAIrm'o' wog. a4.p.. f tM feta
gravel pit, $,40; 0. We0beenk ninn
pas The Busie. sCo•emet.« eh. ,.t test , 0u .neimis of 0 W Heiw*n,
emended
Hannah's hill $1,60; gee was paid for the order of the be :Imes .4 th.. .I t.. • A r Has. B A., votes d ks
material tog house for family of Jobe be the soiled on the mores. h. ' ear. tendeeed s.
10 all the retiring oIlem
Maf nail i1te Council meet again oa j following order tis New 11 13 18 M J t .waili.enes "110 01 Ira
01 the." "ad'
lbtb day d gp,
November- , 12, 10 sad 6 whisk was ssd e.. « - inre.l lie the Patine Sdheel heard d Gede-
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
IC. W. ANDREWS. Iawe.1
TRIE10 1Pl}4(OU8
Mc GIBENY
F'AM2ZlY
05 PORTLAND. OREGON.
!(DEET
JIIL td
+t lowest rate, on "r..
She People's Column. totiARP.0W a: ['Y.t•C • u r
RA�t`LiFF1�
LESS, --.A Li Re E
are roses be I.ssms•.a
i.vo ASlrtpi„ y�
16 IN OBER
The Largest Mntdoal Family in
the world, ooneieting of Fath-
.r,Mother,12 children and
2 Daughters -in -Law
0n111r41 OrtAesfro ! Puff Band! fel Mo-
rns! 10 &Weds ! Lelia,' Me[., Shin
weed Details (roweled.
The Pa.uy travel la their ewe Palsies He -
lel Czar- nes st Me asoet ad bast equipped
Peens Cass ea the Red. They are eyyi
tp rite *M easerealaasset at the Grand opera
ea
OCTOBER 20th
00 AHDKEAR ren 1 WONDMRFLL FAM
II LT
ADMISSION, - 25 and 50c.
11(ALE TEACHER WANTED -2nd 1 1 .
1171 or ]rd Class -Por 8. S. No. 9, t'olt/erne.
ADpliiatIona wiII herrn-• awed up to Nov. Co,L
IM'., Address. ANDREW MiLLION. Au
burs P.O. 73.21.
1 OST.
A brown corduroy velveteen Ladies' jacket
bet wren Goderich and Port Albert. Tho-
ander ailtptease Inv • It ►t Joo. Acheson'•
sore. where they win be rewarded- .14
t.ENERAL INSL'RA1:CS,
REAL ESTATE SSD
MONEY Li IANINO AGENT.
I)tt'rj FYYretelase ooiapt"l., Itegreseided
Mt Mosey to Lend ea .'-wtht 6s•., a' tar
1• west rale .1 Worst gou.i is say way to
suit tt. oorrower.
worries -+erred do.: too. Millan,
Nest Street-Ooderleh.
YEt_ -
CRA W rDRD. "=
VOR SALE CHEAP - 1 FIRE
P !'roof Sore 16x71 inside. also Drawers and
pigeon hole*. has been thoroughly orerhaui.d
and repaired : also I pair Platform Araks will
be sold at a bargain. Apply to 1t. K.
HTRAI'HAN, Ma:Moist and Blacksatb,
e todencb. 71 lin.
FURS! FURS
The undersigned has removed to the corner
of victoria and Kingston or.. where she ispn•-
pared to clean or remake In the latest .erlr all
kinds of tur goods to order. All kinds of sur
trimmings on hand. Highest price paid for
$200,000 PRIVATE Ft N1*
To len, on farm and 'rat property •t low
rat , me reef. MOrtvares p : ' ! seed. N0 cow,
mission charred semi. (Or :Le Trussed Loss
Company or( Canada. the Ceases Leaded
credit company. the Leona lona Compel
of Canada. Interest. 6. 61 and " pea Cwt.
N. H. - Rorrowerw can obum. sew in
dal,tf tole satisfactorJ.
DAVISON • JCHN+TO!1,
1970- Barr.' eh d c., OWerteb
,_ 3eaicat.
f 1 R W. H. ROSS, LICE'Ii0 11
raw fun. 1� Royal C.:L'ge of Pbysgaae,
Mics. R. M kV. 0417e on South Indy o! Hands ndL
Goderich, Sept. t6, IBM Ili
DR. MaLEAN, PHYoleleN, fiUR
DRESSMAKING.
Mrs. Mackay. begs to return thaaka to past
customers, and informs the ladies otUuderich
and vicinity. that she has oweaed a dream-
=shirts
re .-
taskinw establishment, over Mr C. t:. New-
ton's store, ad U prepared ta do work in the
most approved styt. rad at rwo.able terms
Childress' garments • specialty.
2171-1m.
14ISS IDA VANSTONE.
i/ PRACTICAL DRESSMAK81:.
i take this opportunity of Informing the
ladles of Goderich and surrounding •euntr•y.
that I have just returned from Torosto.wbere
I hare been engaged in one or the leading
de.amakiag e+tabiubme to sed bare now
epeead out business In Acheson'. Block,
bleat -at. In the rooms formerly orrupied by
Mt. Mackenzie. 1 solicit ttve patrons.* of
eke ladiek sed ruareotee arstclso wort at
r..*onable rate* 71-s
SUR SALE. -2 MILCH COWS AND
1. alined driving hone 5 yeas old, .orad
••d quiet 1 have no further Ise for theta
J. J. WRIGHT. Ter Point rare- 0.11
TOST. -ON THE ROAD Ti) THE
J Park. • pearl and geld sleeve button
bearneg Mag'. heed- Stader sew be rewarded
by loather it at this *Moe. 2107
THE HURON HOTEL,
This well known and popular hotel hasbeen
rained and enlarged during the pas season
and is now snood to some in quality of so-
oom.odatlon for the travelling public. Good
acco..odatles for traasieet guests.
WX. CRAIG.
no amaan, Dederick, Oat, Proprietor.
MONEY TO LEND AT 5} PER
cent. 8tr•feet loans -latero. yearly.
Apply to IMAGER t HARTT, Barristers
Ooderic►-
Situations Uacant.
!`IKNRAL SERVANT WANTED -
kJ Ap{lyM ORMteMR8McM[CKIN°.71
WOOD.
WOOD.
Parties d.elrias to tale wood from me
.est leave their orders at ease. beton It is ail
shipped for the season.
Orders will be atteeled to If left N tie
foOerrls. slope*-ka.pays
G. H. OLD, R PRIME, JOHN ROB-
IIMTwOIi and JADIEN
XAVIER B/ECHLER,
knee
ran. Reawvs,
(mamma's
.ALE
& PORTER
CARLINGf1''S BAYAO
Fw Bale LIGU Bstlle)
PARSONS
Pewees.
RM red pear* 13 Mit eat:., et lnwmr. t ALwox BLocM. ooDERICii4
tt EON, Coroner &t. Oen sad reeidos
Bruce Street. eecoad doer vest et Tieseri
`'treet 17S1-
! DRS. SHANNON d SHANNON,
Pnysitiaae Surgeons. Areo5Oters, toe.
once at or. ttbasootia reslonsi near the
• po l Ooderieh 0. C. Saran%J. R. ifaaa-
arov. 1761
For Sale or to Let.
H0t SE TO RENT -THAT LARGE
• one henry on GloucesterTerr•ae, mom.
pied for some 'tan pope: by I6rs t'ampei .e,
it is two.to►iws high and -.,alas, ill! row.
1 besides clotela and plaint" Sur partiealeas
esquire of E CAMPAION.. 73
FARMS FOR SALE - THREE
Parse for .Me 4th cos . /edor,o\ Tewa-
ehip. about three mile. train Ooder,ck, A..
• w• wanted to chop cordwood. Apply ea
the promisee to MKS . MINCE+
71.11.
1 TO LEr- COMFORTABLE BRICK
1 Cottage. - room.. garden, hn grape.
Gs. Apply to C. SEAM; ER. Bar. unrGads
rick. • tin-
' HOUSE ANL TWo LOS FOR
1L SAL& -The horses has odm rooms, el -
so bath room. pantry. aorta nor mod
abed. hard and s liw•ter. The ard.p aan
tains all !Inds sof troll. Also len .rine a
Lad in Manitoba for .le or In et..haoae ter
farm property. WM. KNIGHT. ()aerial.
tilted
FIRST-CLASS FARM FOR 811.111--
Let L eon. 7. W. D. Colhsrea y
IM aerie -TO cleared, bataace hardwood trams house and barn : loud; wkad
good water. ao-, 6 miles from Gedaric ILOmain rreaavml recd. &hoot Lours, ehwyh.r.o.
sad trlseksetlth shop watLis quarter of a mgr
Parckoarrs have pet roam of posetog spar
Ary- et Ude oleo or Mk. reems r to to
snit
Ppettily**.
H RLIo
iaeweetoa P.O. ma
TO RENT.
TO
greater pan of • famished house te
rent App:yatrhls ogles.
LET• - A COMFORTABLEnem* hard •doat
house ea Steak/ street. eoaWp ed ing
wolvortoc Appllyb RI. S)414 H. `y -
t ,
ESTATE OF JOSEPH KIDD.
As thio mutate asst be n.0 at an early date
[ am prepared to accept eOfll for the Iran
NR or and law Mill. [ shall syn rhe
~ brick h[a.ry, belting. �nairy edit sins
everything. either separately o.eoW esti
t,. There Is 310 hat N A Inch *nag
v'
sed werides barrel. el feat now r lack tub
nor.
we feat Ash well Pslss wW be .o
*heap `A•4 Literal terms will beeves
ea Pp17 to,705 KIDD. ala 114
)(,AOR BALE-
West half er Int tot, Archer Street, with
lr nA 'a, Mk brick mosso st
Itiee*. 116. 945. rime
�t}}LL. ewser of Horn and Rritan• UPPo,, la!
iea.e le story house on Kay.
ars Yhaallt lase.
I tor• d
is Re's Survey, emote. pow
Mew ads,
. 11, 1lt 11 M. N. 0, 14, el
li.t to above u LOW RAT[SA.
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DAVISON It JORNSTOR,
Auctioneertel
in1'TO NRM(RNOE1�E1rRERAL ADO.
T sad
Harlan hod o.aoadsrrahlo
peetinwe.rlwrrr trade. he is In mottos
fil"e"s h
oikmawrws atee 1 aatkeseti,n„
all
imtsolo.e entreated In him 0,i 0,., seal
ieartla's Hetet er rby sluff to my smell M
ids
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