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THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, 00T, 19, 181te
be lutea Cignal
1e rt'SLUmae
VERY FRIDAY MORNING,
AT Tse OnnOta :
NUHTH -t T)t WT. 0O0111t.K
It la • is Ideawake level •swapper. devoted
• comity sew* and the dusemtaatlea se wee-
tat
wtat lase begs -
RATIO OF OegollillIriM1 I
11.117 • year ; 7k- fur sin mouths ; tee. fur
three afo.1b. If the oubsariplets is sot paid
is edvaaee..strcripeute will be chervil at
Winn* al ILO a year.
A.TRCTaal\ti it,TO t
L.mtland other espial advertisements, se.
per Use u�+ lest insertion 7 mints .. per ired1 b
e scale.
t,,.s.lawtkes Is aespariel typek per (tae,
Local satires is ordinary reading type lc pe
N n.iress cards of sin lines sad •wider gS per
pear.
Ate of Loaf. Found. strayed
fatuatl.•s Vacant. Situation Wanted .id
yenta••• Chances Wanted. wit eie.edIng i
Ila•..osp.rtel 111 per month.
j{e.pe,ea'Joie and t arms on thee, not to
espied Daaa dl for ant math. Ise per soh -
aerie= larger advts is properties.
Any ep•cial police. the otticct of which le to
=p.l,�teeattOo tie pecu�n�iary fitment of ear Mill -
or mer •chart°toe ved socasidaried r.wl .a ad
vertisemeThese teams will in all ossa. be strictly ad-
hered to.
epeeist tutee fur hover ad vet'tleemeeta..r
pdvertierwtenu for extended period+. made
brows et t s ttAce of p. W iostias.
J00tlgi DEPAITRE$T.
A rally equipped Jobbing Office is carried
a to conee.-tloe wittt the ordinary newspaper
beernes, where Bret -tiles work is turned out
at reaaooable rate.. Everything In tits poet-
log lite can be done ea the premise. from as
illuminated paster to a visiting card.
All oommumcatteas mint be addressed to
D. ire4ILWTNT.
Mlitsref Tug Swear.
?Wsehoss all No. ye. Oaderich Oat
woe the eowsail, their seugsMh0se meld
have reeefeed all dee eoeideratios."
That wee s wise way to talk when he
bawd at the foot ul the hill 0e. Tway
slight, bet it was out a kook with what
he said whew ha NO at the too of the
iii es the preseediag Friday. Then Le
said. "I object le holding a publis meal.
Mg, became 1 would not allow the opia-
ioas of possibly 100 of the ratepayers
who m,1ht be present to Rovers my ee-
tioue." II he would sot listen to an is
dirtied protest from 100 rsteps:rem,
what vales would he attach to hall-a-
dusee, even if they •ppreached his aug-
ust person in a "respectful manner r'
Mr Johuatou would Katie told the ball-
doaso drawlers to the scheme, "If you
don't like what we hart dune, Is. se
net at New Y..Mn," bat we don't believe
he world my so to 100 or 200 imtepayees
In meeting .ss.mbl«. At any rate, lee
did not repeat the expressive at the
Tuesday events' wasting.
It required a volcanic amok to crow
the public and the .osnail to • eases of
tie situation, and that sea the resern
the article which has attracted so much
discussion appeared. It shook things up;
it called incompetency by its right
name ; it showed that if the mad scheme
of the ist.ks pipe is connection with
the town mains were carried out the
shadow of the graveyard would bang
over every hearthstone in town ; it told
the public that the scheme ooetemplated
would not .teed inteUigeet diseeezeus,
and Teeday's meeting proved that we
were right- We had r o desire to injure
the town by keeping people from oomiag
to reside in our midst, as was measly is -
'intuited by town clerk Campbell- We
wish to see Goderich grow and prosper,
ire ib_Frowth will be our growth, aed
fllr prosperity will be our prosperity.
Prosperity carom be obtained by foul
water. want.W• in the family eros
and crape on the docr, which would
have inevitably resulted bad the original
plan been adhered to. But we can sow
loth for increased prosperity when it is
known that the town will possess a per-
fect system of thejpure•t water; an in-
telligent public that can freely disease
and openly interfere with any attempt
to injure the system ; • council that has
Row Adeardanlss,/I tlMs west•
RI4¢a Tt.. hae liseaseerigssd.Jesstrlss. AMdb
MoidsM eb te..dq Mq•Iae►a Mise.
Mweet1BRosrr-Sieves Kyrle►
Baer a blet -..Ilet..
wrM-.A. Retch
i -T. W—bsealL
l(rr 8sle -Res fl,
Me0F +ter-•laes'+s relmalkadd•
toed. P. J. T.14tsi
HURON SIGNAL.
SAY, Ye--1g111gI.
THE INTAKE PIPE.
The articles ln the local popes last week,
pointing oat the injury that would be
auetained by the residents of Goderich,
if the flan of polluting the water system
were persisted in, hes borne fruit, and
the course of the prose has been sustain- the good sense to change its course whets
tel by public opinion. the facts are shown to be against its pew -
At the regular meeting of the Council viols action ; and a faithful and ooarag-
on Friday evening lust. the matter came sous pre which will extenuate nothing,
up fur discussion fwd tem papers were neither will at set down aught in nialioa,
taken severely to task by the toy:.: end be the temptation never so strong or the
councillor Humber, each of these gentle provocation never so great
then using stronger language egainat the
articles published there was contained is
the articles originally,
It was finally decided to hold a special
meeting of the council on Tuesday even•
ing, where an opportunity would be
given all objectors to the intake pipe to
state their objections, the mayor vouch-
safing the alatemeot, "It is only neces-
sary to have the matter ventilated to
convince those who are now opposed to
the scheme that they have no case
Au effort was made to make the Tues-
day erelong meeting a public one, but the
Mayor said,he fur one would not be goy
brood by the result of • discussion before
100 or 150 ratepayers, and have John-
ston remarked, that "the council had
taken the action, and if the public did
not like it, they could turn them. out at
New hears." We want our readers to
make a note of there two statements, for
we intend to rater to them later un.
But the special meeting of the rnnncil
was held on Tuesday evening, and a fair
ly full report of it appears elsewhere in
this issue. lo the discussion which en.
sued, it will be seen that the carefully
prepared statement ..f the case niade by
Mayor Seeger did not meet the ergo -
meets advanced by the objectors to the
imtske pipe, and that the speeches of
Messrs. Humber, C*.npbell and Rad-
cliffe did not attempt to deal with the
addresses of Mears. Williams, Strang,
Dr Holmes and others, who took the op-
posite aide. When driven into the tor•
ver os argement, the mayor, clerk and
ccuocdlors t.w.k refuge behind the mato
men!, 'The engineer says SO,- forgetful
rf the fact that the engineer was engaged
to Odell* • gwatity and Out • quality ..f
d water.
The result of the discussion was • ems -
pieta et.tdication of the press. and Mr.
(leo Acheson voiced public sentiment
when he said dot "ineteed of censure,
the n.•papers deserved the thanks of
the people ; they had come out boldly
on the 1motion, and deserted .1l the
credit for this inRueotial meeting and
the t horo.gh .satilatioe of the y ueati.s. "
Tea ftn+wai. did not expect 10 be patted
on the bort by the father and mother of
tie intake' pipe scheme, but we knew
that the intelligent pnblie esu a court ef
appeal to which we could .poly 'pith eos-
editor* ; and our a..,h,lwea was not mit
plead
We have no desire to gl▪ oat neer the
defeat ..f tie prelesb rs of the a.heme,
altbo•.eh were we so willad,ample npp.r-
ta.ny is sow afforded es, but we doors
to reply le one eh/ement that wee sad.
by Mayer Reeser He mid "they were',
willeng to do what was right en far
ae their J. iga west led them. sisd If the
eone.eil had been approached in • r•-
gfi"► .pastel answer 1. iesl.sd of being stashed
is the way they had hymn by the
prem. or it the 'endows who poke at
H. stssII lad ..Ned se a de1galiw
Ms►- �� rresi�deae• e1the
lekt•lisdR. er Iteoa", el I.
ee Rt. Theme. teIa-
st the late
S.
EXPLANATORY,
As artktle tied a t.Msniestien us
the earemes'o great, and a quantity of
Iasi *ad other knerestiag matter le "-
avoidably crowded oat this week, owing
to the pressure on our space gassed by
the heigthy report of the diseassion ow
the intake pipe. The gasoline of pore
water is an ell -important ons, sod for
this amens we give it first place in tem
lases Oer readers will ktedly bear with
us seder the emssmstaness.
Complaiute are twstiisualiy beim[
made by the residents of Sherbour e
street that the water they are supplied
with has an unpleasant st.gnant Geeta.
The main has been blown out regularly,
but despite this there has been but little
improvement in the water. The water-
works officials are themselves pushed
and can only account for it by theorsisg
that there is a thick deposit of mud is
the bottom of the pipe. This nand may
have been there for the past ten years,
ever since the filtering Wain was estab-
lished at the Island, when large quanti-
ties of mud were pumped up for the
reason that the pompe were too fast for
the filterer and emptied the basin down
to the dregs in short order. Th. Fiber -
bourne street main will be blown as fre-
quently as is deemed expedient in the
future. and if this does sot improve the
water • new main will have to be put in.
Toronto World.
TOWN TOPICS.
'I e1Kao.•e'pg pr, lotto' a.t..,
Ai faith kelp peril it. -
Par mood pr'ooag, is every !tyle! r
lowest isles, leave Fest order et ill
.� s TOCK Co
IDIRTCTa--The mass wee es'etssti en Teeday 'vetoing
wish sa Meendsses of Mesas, wh tt •as
the frost herieniag the Mass hes yet had.
Dr II Nieh.oeos, the w'e't -.t de.ti.t.
'sakes the proesrvtios of the natural
teeth • specialty. Oh admism$.red from
fl a. m. foe the *elms oarsman of
belt.
At • meeting of the Sodality held in
eoasection with 8t Peter's Church are
•venag this week,Mue Minnie O'Reilly
was elected pr*sideet, .ad Miss China'
vice-presidest. The Sodality is swag
good work, and is proepertug sa lava'
berolnp.
a a-
berwhep.
FALL AND
This weak toe harlt•lae t las teas. spices.
eta, see Mammon. ray, the $sen.
Do.'t Mil to eco ea Oen Stewart it yea
wont 1.41.14.at peewee. ee. simples or getApe.
Hill e.lt you to •dot
A 000o Pwreaae.-Tbe mss! .redid gift
yes east make Is to give . Wirt Pia Ap-
Nr to D. ¥ nienYy. talent 0edmrla .
Fres Tutnatws.-It. Maeaormse has the
apsst .eiepfmmt =needs l.rf .land wtater
e on., Ober yes him and yes will he
pleased whit et amid prise.
New is she time M series sae tall overcoats
and g..t) '. uederwear .f beet q.a1My,
..d .t . that swam be seen outside of
Mitebeaten
the Mqa LI F.1111- Prtdhems'.
` 14. Taa.-Tee eau s +hmrT.
tea ae � deist
crater
Tn. Weaors0111111MILISTis-.-swce
Untun will meet vi.gelaill[raplal�.mMa[ba
▪ o�
o'clock. a Ka•arah.
*Zin-
terested la the wort Y invite
to attend.
if yea are la seed eta sew er Mewl hand
Thsealey arsire[reelegowaringve, 'emsal mea ggrrweaatt Masalharpa• ! sowta
a�ie•sd
second hied reel stom
ve.. eet as goad
are ro .slag .binge. an lism
w▪ ith extra help to serve everybody.
cheapest brass tinder the sea.
The (heli docket was very I.re., although
them woes a .aineetdaWe seareicy of criminal
masa *[ Lh• fan assizes. and mush lateno.t
was m•-Ussied by theme preeeat la the result
et the cause. The number of whoever toad
jurors wont a picture as they moved amend
the square by mule= and sutellislatoess bat
their wam't ate la the whole party that Sal•
law. the photographer could sot bare taken
ea sdv.a-rya II they had salted sl Ms studio,
career of MeatneFst sad mare.
nle.Oo cod Rave IL"
The wendashl i.esUaw sad ae.tkig pro
parties d Lassies! Wilma'. Royal Myemr-
•1a1 RRs)s.C,ed Fir are the Meng of moons.
mag Cough end pe m
Oo ae[Mn eebtly
, Mare Threat Asthma. W
eve way is lis weave powersNothing bet
Ne superiority over ether rem•dlss her crested
the detttaad for it host an parte el Use Prett-
ier. which has even extended to Rha L sitar
Matra. Wbyf Because every person who
hos used 1t *peatls well d it. Drwegieb ml it
Prior so cu. per bottle. limo
atIIYLLT
A few enemas of old papers on hand.
3c per Ib., at Tag Swum..
Mrs Magna Swanson and ebilires are
visiting relatives is Kiswardioe.
Mr and Mn J. E. Notion, left fat
their home in 8t Thomas, Tuesday lest
The Misses Yates ask the attention of
the ladies of their millinery display at
their store on Ncrth-st
Mr and Mrs Payne have opened out a
new laundry on the corner of Hamilton
and tit. Andrew's street, See adv.,
'the schooner Jane McLeod, Capt
John McLean. arrived yesterday forum
Wind River with lumber, for Joreph
William*. 0
The steamer Ontario arrived in port
only yesterdaymorning and took on 5
carloads of apples, 1 ter cf salt and 1 tar
of furniture.
Whenever you see a man going around
with his hands io his pockets, you can
Mrs R. Headsssoo left ole Tuesday by
trails for Windham, to juin ker eater,
Mrs Welter Gran, of that place, and
on Wednesday they will ismer dour old
home .ud friends is the county of
Bow.
OUR Callexaa Mi,wtoxasr-The Globe
of Arid.y last has the followistt tefere see
to Rev 1) McGillivray, flu Chinese tem
Mowry: - A large marina gathered in
8t James square Presbyteriaa church
last sight to witsese'tbe ordure' .s and
oort.ecration to miasior work of Rev
Donald Ma.Oiltivray. 1a the abseuoe of
Rev Alex. Gilroy, Moderator of the
Presbytery, the chair wee occupied by
Rev D. J. Maedoenell. The young Wa-
ts • sun of Rev D. Maa(iillivmy,
lei( Ooderiab, and beaker et Rev John
M.cOillivmy, d Moores!. He a an
M.A. from Toronto University, and a
gold medalist in classics. He pulsated
from Koos College last sprint, highly
dlatioguishing himself is hes theological
comm. He was one of the mieaion.ry
hand from Knox College, of which
Messrs Goforth, Webster Amid McKeeszie
were the other members, that visited
any congregations last year in behalf
of mi.aions. He bas joist completed the
averse prescribed for B. D., scouring flan
degree with comparative ease. During
the preliminary service of loot night he
est with his father and brother to the
gust of the polptt. Is impotence be is
vary prepossessing, bang 1,1 good height
and athletic bald. He has a smooth -
shaved, seho1Orly foes, with kindly eyes
half ooeesaled by spectacle& He is
said to be a .rood speaker, but of this the
sachems did not lad evening have an
opportunity to Moire This opportunity
will be given, however, on Monday
night in Knox College, when the stu-
dents will bold • public farewell meeting.
Mr MaeGillivray expects to leave the
city immediately after the Monday night
meeting. He will join Mr Goforth .t
Hannan, China, nod intimd& to adopt
natt:e habit and customs in order that
he may live cheaply and win favor with
the Chines. The tit. James congrega-
tion have generously undertaken hie
support.
AN�rr1L RruvaT.-The Ynoag Wo -
ma's Christian T.mperan3. Union of
Gnderich held their anou.l meeting on
September 17th, and re-elected Mrs R.
Henderu.s president, let viae president
Mies Ma Wilson; 2nd Tice president,
Mise L. Gibson; tor. sec., Mts Lizzie
Stewart; Ree Sec., Mies Jessie Sands;
Treasurer, Miss Bella Murray. Number
of active members, 28; honorary mem-
bers. 13; receipt $411 37; expenditure,
$40.98. The Union has decided to held
their meetings monthly instead of fort-
nightly ea heretofore, and that all meet-
ings be held at the house of Me. IL
Henderson. The Union has done what it
could for the cause of Temperance, lov-
ing held two neteetints before the repeal
t.f the Scott Act that were addressed by
Rev. D. G. Cameron and P.ev. A. Mc-
Millan,
o-
Millan, sad assisted the W.C.T U. is
holding prayer meeting., shoo the Scott
Act by giving them $20 and the
w.C.T.r. of Milton, county of Hsltyn
P. They have visited the jail ind
homes of Ilio poor and destitute, given
relief and distributed temperance lite►••
ton. They also had petitions pricted
sod circulated to tech Union in the
county, and et the Convention of tb.
TABLE.
y Scott Act held io Clintoc on May ."2nd,
asked the ratepayers to sign aid poli-
- tions to lay before the county council at
the June sitting, asking that steps be
taken whereby a hoose of ref3_,t may b*
pat him down as one who don't advertise rrovided for the poor and homeless of
*1 Z awass. his business in Test SIItIAL. the county; but they did not present mid
The October Wide A,aJr opens with Hu+aLv CREP ABL*. -Mn C. Camp
petitions t •fell council, because
HastheyBan44
Canap-
e delightful story..f some . rhinal bell, West-st, took 19 prises in fine arts
of
"Shut ins" by MEls Pattie, which and ladle. w,wt st the Nutria show, Hope wttb 121 members on roll, which i•
we hope may be read by all Invalids held at Blyth, last week, inoluding first self-sustaining. That' held three cuter-
sterywhere. Another weeny page from fax bast commotion d oil pai.tisgs. tuomwnt. this Jut year, one bring fees.
life, recording the stood human beings Th Distrtbated'2884 pages of tract?, 40 atto-
rney
at♦
my io to one another, -- Mrs Kate Gan -
THE EDITOR'S
A Word .r ewe *east New rehlte.tioae
That Nave f= to Raad.
e Young P la's Society of "ie- chums, 108 badges. Following are the
nett Wells's readable article shout the receipts from July 18th, 1887. since its
Massachusetts Society for the Payee- organization, until May 12th, 1888:
tion of Cruelty to Childress. entitled donations, 54.28; two coneerte, $6 67;
"Soros Children of the M f4 P. C. C," ' f $8 23• $^1 18 Er -
"A Uugcency-- by Miss Risley Seward
Coria -let church [rill gine • social to the
basement on Teasley, (Id 30th. En-
tertainment to commence at 7.30 p. m.,
Admission only 15c. Everybody wel-
come.
member ere. - .
pended, 516 25. Balance, 54 93. Total
amount raised, 561 49.
Lusts SrsoAKT, Cor. See.
describes the emirs esomoeoomani- Nelson it Butcher, the hero of the
ties of Constantinople, where the dons overland ride leo the C P R sow -t ate -her,
'separate tbemwlr.a into words and duowasin town during the week m his ofii-
ci.l position as court stenographer. He
looked none the worse for his ruugbrid-
ing experience.
TAKRw Hottoaa-At the special ex-
amination in Hebrew. held at the pre -
!net& "Puck and Pupp*puht. by the°
Parson. Lathrop, is a dog story too, o
droll one, .hiremor • fauny aide .d •
doe's character. This somber publishes
a remarkably hue historical paper, with
ouwee twenty liiu.tratwsa; it is Ir..m the sent session of Koenx College, D. M
pee of Mies Harris,• sad 1. entitled Rechanen. formerly a otsdent of the
'reale! Webster is hie New Hampshire
Vomit.' It deal. with the hosts. •red life
and the heart -traits ..f theigreat America.
statesman, and tells the small homely
thingn about him that our raw folks Temperance H.Ii, net Tuesdayeveningwomld like to know. Edward Everett 23x,1 Sele•etion% d music, will be gives
Hof, ennead., his intorrseting "Beaton
(ioderieh High School, woe the Bayes
scholarship of 950.
An open meeting seder the awpises
of the WO, T.11' , will be held in the
Common" articles, Mrs Leonowens has by sone of our beat vne+aliats also .d
a paper .Mont the secret and m. darn ;Areas.. by Rev Messrs Richardson sod
J•pa nese, sever Fay AA.ens writes ahwrut "ter' Chair will be taken at 8 ("al*LMone room, the molar o f I ,olive by A J. Moore 8, A. Collection will
Loans. St•oehi.ei to Is shout • emote, • he taken.
s'Hsns.-keeper's 'Table" •h,ch home A lint Stow RULL. One Of the WT.
rang girl. organ Mimi .t • for to try for "1 "1st of thoro.ghbred stock. and I! -
a seems Slam church window which ow Qleine.ta will be heed no the a etali.es el
d them had hr..k.nt; and there are see. ■r Thew Bo.tL log 12, cols. 4 .mishitedi
•
oral peons. This nem her gives the Paw sowzahep. nn
cloak
i the th"c elms• will he orae d year.
1
Vona and farad Craw," and another by old t»11, with pedigree ; S regelemee
wy,
Margaret Sdesoth..r of the tonne, east in calf ; two R-j►.ar-aid tbor.gtt.
"Fire 1. is i' Ind T heed Waco* in calf ; sad the ms;rictusaher d
•��u• for Mo.ash
iert ennouctng a y by I 111141"i" at 10 ". 6'1"i/belle"
AmNfo
T►nwhrider Tin Adventure .of Dewed
ug
t =IA. re, •ntit h
serials alai, 1n boson C..rlidge and I1h•w I Fite men. .wi ten — areal "Is
R Talbot. N-idr .1 neral, a $2 40 • yya•ae, will alae tea offered. ether with a
A great deal for • little m• o.y U re
. simber .4 eke 1.5.01 rad heat rtwleo
149 C•espeer, Bates. Saud Ewe wets � � 11 MpItsr11 marred seri &A1 . lialiehlwill
and eoe-
(w • o.pwsim•e —*erase will inset all peruse sesames b
I train to .feed the sate. Me Maty hal
Owe• more we two Illed •p our rested ins fans fora WWI of root. sad
.hales ._ilk eta U..toery sod envop.w 1i0 rostra' helm Meiww in that liar.
Peppers Midway. There are Iwoother high gasses is .len •y.speims•Ily latTla
Dot, or The Avengeroge.th.
The M initial Ihrnl.l ..f the 14th inst
say :-The company of which the viva-
cious little totems. Miss Florence J
Hindley, is the leading character, open-
ed for a week's en,iagen,ent i• the
Theatre Royal yesterday- afternoon, is
the eeoasuionel drama, "Dot; or the
Avenger'. Oath" Miss Bond ley will be
favorably remembered by Montrealer§
when ate appeared in the sea role Iasi
ersaos- ' rt" is without a doubt one
of the meet bewitching little .ou)wettee
that visit Montreal, and her inimitable
danwsg is always popular with the
patrons of the Royal. At both perfor-
meeem yesterday the theatre was peek-
ed reading room even being at a pre-
mium. The plot is s anaational one, of
border life, mad the wanes along the
gold diggings are vary thrilling. "Dot"
proves barbell to he an adept in the ase
d the rigs, by .hooting down the tele-
graph win, Mr Otis Turner se Jaenti
thelnot, an irrepressible Dutchtsae, toads
to keep the audience ire good homer,
while Mr J J. Macnndy se Hank
Sayers., else heartless villian, does hie
pen in the weal bristling manner, Mr
Jamar Horse. es Ned Oerely, a refired
miner in esarsb led hie twin brother Jeek,
proves himself to he • prophetic and
feeling mote t. hi• wayward twin hrither
while the supporting oumpaey .re el ew-
celtemt merit
The shove enmany, as .nnnenaid In
.or advert/Meg enleeem, will appose is
this (creed Opera Wiens M. 'day *ono
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Di�u�1
CipopleiR.
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NOTE A FEW OF OUII PRICE.:
Dress Goole, in Melton' to !Oce per yanl
All -Wool Dress Goods. ...21k. to 50e. Tntumings to mafdh
Ulsterings floss SOc. dery yard up
flannels, all -etch, 25 inches wide, ........... . l$c. per Far 1
Flannels, ell -wool, 28 inches wide, ..... • • • ....23e. per yard
Blankets, all -wool, ..........................50c. per Ib.
Woolen Yarn 441. per lit
Factory Cotton :ie. per yard
5-e.•
►c antlithe.
f3c lest yard
Factory Cotton, extra heavy • 7e. and hc. per %aril
A special line of Ladies' Howe, all -wool20c. and 25e. per pair
Special vales la Farcy Wool Shawn. Faseisaaora. !'bud' 01rb Jockey ape. Talus.
TAILORING DEPARTMENT I
Factory Cotton, yard wide
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to
A IeggeWeek jest received of Tweeds toad Coulwp for yell noes sed Overo••ta Clothing
wade to order at eaos•dl.aty Lew Moot.
All Wool Tweeds from We. per yard rep, o ut lee' Irse.f Mame.
Usiardi hlat very cheap. A special hoe of all-weel Shirts and Drawers at Mc.. werib Tie.
Inspection and CamparMas of Prices tavltd.
No trouble to show Goode. whetter Tor pun: WM or oat.
7 per cent off for Cash, commencing Monday, 1st October, and
Continue for one month only
JAREID&BRO.
jpjRlis Week. Goderick, lltb Bops., MIL
7. LL ik88IZ1118.
Worming e1 them geese as Calertet. -nesse
et ere hese. INsp. ed et. III
Mr Ju aloe Falceabrtdgc pr siding.
The Fall Assizes opened on Mowed.lr
Sept- 16, sod was presided over be Mr
Justice Faloonbridge. His Lordship
was in Goderich Inst year to try the West
orsisHuron election
��p.titiun,sbortly
.iter bis op-
potutment to
the Bench, but
f tb;s was the
I6rst occasion
us which he
had presided at
as assize ken.
After the trend I
Jury lied been
u,peoell.J, Mr
j J 1 M. C Cameron,
%�J� cm behalf of the
'f bar of the coup•
fir_ ty, heartily wed -
mined his lordship to the county, con-
gratulated him upon Rha hills position t
which he had deservedly attained, std
wished him • long and useful mrmr On
the Ohoadi•o Bench, the lustre of which
had rerer been dimmed by so unwcrtby
appointment.
His lordship. in reply, thanked Mr
Cameron and the bar of Huron for their
congratulations and kind ereetitic. Dur-
ing his short btu active corner he had
had hie hands strengthened sod had been
Loyally supported by the bar in the dif•
fermi places where he had been. It was
sot given to every man to bean •misset
jurist ; out he would endeavor w to act
that when his work was ended it could
truthfully be said of b•m, H. did his
beet.
In addressing the grand jury, kis
Lordship congratulated the ooanty epos
the apparent shoetree of crime, there be-
ing no penin in j.il awaiting trial Yin-
bsematial ref the purity of the county,
the sheriff had pretested him with the
white kid gloves. There were, however,
a maple of cases of pere.u.s out as hail
that would require attention.
The reit business is very heavy, rano
posing a docket of some twenty -Stn
area. There were two actions egaisat
the Creat Ncrih-Weatern Tesgrepb
Company f.o dsus.ges, one of which
promises to b. lengthy. HisLordship
has expressed • det.rmtnatics to clear
the do:ket, and will hold evening ono
5100..
The esae of Denney v. Grand Trask•
railway was by coiaent denuweed with
Dost.. it was an adios breerht against
the r•ulwsp for ejecting a pet.on froes o
car henaseof ba alleged r.l.esJ to rtu.
duce a ticket. The case was up n the
list last sizes. Te Grand Trunk rail-
way .olieitor and railway officials were is
attendance nearly a week, and again at
this assize they were all or hand, where -
wp'.n the pt.intiff oonsesee that the ac-
tion .hall be disgorged with eats. Mr.
Older, Q C., appeared for the railway;
Mr Holt for the pleiats&
Mo[)oasld v. O'\eII was meds • rema-
set by weasel.
Herr v. lichen, an aetinn to bratty 4055e.aios n1 toed Judgrt»nt by e••n-
sent for the plaintiff, declaring hiss to be
ow nM.
The case of Mn.tard v, Palmieri has
been settled out of snort.
Horton v. Bousett, nodefeeded ; ver•
dirt for the plaintiff for $.128 with en.b.
Ferran r. Cray. nndef.nddd ; resist
for plaintiff for $722 with eats.
Bodging v. Rrndetielr, undefended is-
; metal to set mode will ; j udtmest
for the violator
M.PMr v, Gloms, stonier ease, Moo -
pied the greater Ort e( the la Mr
O)aler, (1 C .and Mr Pr sdl«t � tM
plaintiff Mr C.m•prm and Mr (welt ter
she defeed.ne•. verdeta foe plaintiff k -
1f Feist f.11 trees to slob a.
M roe
would like it to ►. md.mraitf '?
Sleet
An parties Ie seed of
lir Det. 22nd, end will no dnnbt be sett biter papers. atesee
All welteiss and pima .jell sod ase I The hemmer will be wi.N.d by lbs pis- largely patronised by the th.atve gylaj eon se tog mai". ire pew= to
printed smplea, at TIRO 18•011•L.sia's •wtitlM.r, Jsio ![oro. Ilebl,a t salt Fee.
mumr.zinitiliiimMa-
."-or "eta 'i;1; ^s
'etssmle
-.,.� etir4r;"dig
anatlss flats•.
Al part{., goners Meer sale tells priated at
..
til.m,•e will get a tee este* *sorted is
this list u1' to the time of flab.
Auction .ale of farm Nock and kepi. -
Matti, the property of Mr Robt. Doug-
lass, at Car4,e, by John Kota, suction.
ser, at 1 p. m .harp. on Tuesday, Oct.
23rd, lb&i. sets porters foe list, terms,
At
Aeoti in sale .f farm stock and imple-
ments, the property of Thos. Nihon,
lot 6. sins 8, Whereas, by Jobe Ewe.
auctioneer. at I o'elock p.m., Ole Igoe
dy, Oct. 29, 11A8. No reserve. $ee
pesters for further particulars.
Auction gale .1 valuable stock, the
property ..f Glee Rrotben, la 3, pow.
9, Colborne, by C. Marathon, &uaise-
w, at 10 0 clock p.m., w Friday, Oat
26th 1888. No reserve. flare paters
fur list of animals, tarots. &c.
Asetion s:e of farm stock and iis��ae--
emote, the pulmo, of Michael Di1ss,
lot 11, eon. 10, W. D , Ashfield, nos
mile from Kistail, by Jno. Griffin,
auctioneer, at 1 o'clock, p, m. , on Wed
oesday, Oct. 24'h 1888. No ts..rvt
Sas posters for full particulars.
Auetaou sales of farms, stock, Imple-
mMta end household furnitureare ad-
vertised iu ibis Jut free of charge up to
date of sal., Moo sale idle are print-
ed at Tint sre ..L , f8ee. Good &bray
bills are done at very reesonable rotas.
If the nae,ren Ir.m t:ss.empte..
&r'dule and General Debility will try
Soott'a Iim'al.loo of Cod Liver Oil, with
Hyptiphoephire, they will fiod imme-
diate rehcf a permanent benefit Dr H
V Mutt, Brentwood, Cal, writes : "1
have used tioutt't Kwulaion with greet
advantage in trues . 4 Phthisis, Berates
end Wasting Disease.. It is very pals:
table bold ley druggists, at 56 mots
ar.d 51.
shrwoa..le Pos.
Require no deecrtpuon, Mae, with rare
exception, .11 at rose time have espe-
risoced their terns Rheumatism ie
not easily dislodged. oilythe must pow-
erfully penetrating ro•melt.s reach to i1Mt
very foundations. The meat sesse.rfel
tre•tru.nt known, mai it i• mow fre-
quently resorted to by medie•1 mea, is
the application of that sow famous
remedy for pain-- P"letm'.I(erviline. it
is safe to!het nothing yet dieeoversd
has afford eyu.l tui.f:ctioe lo the
w B.riig. A trial tai be seeds at •
small ono, ea sample b• ttlee oof Narvi-
lie. can be bad at the drug stores for 10
caths, large bottles 2:, rent&
Roiled Iamb elope_- Hero them fat
and tender from the rink of the fore
g•nrt.v, tries Rha twat ,.H tie atoll egad
of tM home •bout ae inch. as s beadle,
bl*il over a clear ir., .seri watt pep
per, Salt and hitter, and tmsv., laying
them one orar the other, with a dice n(
lemon on the t, p one.
Fried mw p.4ato.0-Pere Ord ttliea
Ihinly into nnld water son. a,.itmm wed
pootat.e•, drain in a enIuwi.,r.ei pat ie•
to • frying pan in whish r tee table'
spoon. melted Muer; e+,eer ...11y be
minutes, removing fluty to stir them
from the tuitions token, fres Mroise;
'wank another ten minstairt.., stair anti'
lightly bmwned.
Paeakea Ih.t to.rokAK, Asti I
asaudh, six eggs end • half fvoeed /oar,
molt font "Utes. Letter, end add to tot
ter, with ounce .agar .red hull //���_ye�i..lk ;
heat .ntil em000:h; pat • t. Prww'1
st • him. Into a pie, dightf7 :71
.
pomading the batter evenly nvelr
fano by tipping the pe about;
light Itm'p,,, apr.ed with jelly,
dirt with powdered segnr and ergo
TeaKme.it. ihsolve oe• orsmb4
.►iso.. u/ boos fn . pmt .1 M to
ohne lukewarm our in owe gs•A•f
touters; beaten egg. • little ast
•sett aslil
n":17.
II is wieter ear on a wane plot o
summer a enni poses, to rise. 1'
wineeine week softly. sad full ad'
high thick. suet let.. blown sad sew
res•
30 ea ea e r . es they will is veil tO
kik.