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1 rw+ and tnsterie'• lemons Its value es a I
literalistic Bet some will as "Oh I
stover seed ie a expensive I eae'l ai.rd
t, aueSalt7 bey .o amok." Well, really
Rood thing. are Dewily tripwire, mad
done up i. exceedingly *mall paresis as
eel{ ; and se for the "aired," we moa
ask ourselves eco we afford to .lti.M.ly
nein oar (Gnu 1 Can we owe to raw
w heat, which we positiveir must, if we
do tet continue clover! If we can du
this, thou we need sot sow clover but
dntil w• make up our 'Mods to this, sow
it we must. list souse will say we will
sow timothy instead of clover, as it is
w snook cheaper. So it i., but it would
be • great blossom to the country if tim-
othy seed was $10 per bushel and atoms
. wed $9. But we eaauot sake that
change. It would pay vastly better to
pay even $10 for clover than to pay $11
for timothy and neatest clover. It
sett be remembered • heavy crop a
timothy hay taken off land suited for
grata will •boon,* as much from the .oil
Good No. 1 SnEter
ISAAC N. CASSIDY'S
CASH BTOR&
HIGHEST PRICE
C1VEN"
Inse's< Blot, Next door to L Dolyltilil.
Witt
COM M UN IC A Ti() N S. mit crop of wheat yielding 30 bushels
per acre, besides retuning almost moth
we do sot bold ourselves respot.,'tae for the ing 4, the soil, in ret 4 any value. and
opinions of our Correspondent. Conti -Mu- 11 also makes the soil sold and ammo -
tors ti this department tweet .•..nflio them able for any crop that may follow. while
wit ea to publicqueetiuw. and be brief. the very opposite may be said of clover
Alban' a evernmeel ratresaae. Much of the failure of tall wheat of late
years is owing to the diminution of the
amount of clover sown, and without we
turn right about fax it is hard to say
whither we will drift. There are only
three things that will enable us to in-
crease the fertility of our soils and en-
able us to raise our former crops of
wheat da The first is elurer ! the
second is 110151 ' ' and the third u
CLOVER ! ! ! sed, we might add, less
timothy.
To the editor of Tun Eldiv .
Ilse -net, Mich. 2d. Jan.
DEAR Sia ---The post *oboe vacancy.
must, I presume, be tilled, mid to the
Government selecting • new P. M., for
Oudericb, from just that class of men,
who, ea bines pmt have helm active
and able suppoort.ts of that policy and
party who were most acceptable to the
majority of the voters, ther. eau be Doo
'-heeling" or "heelers" •boat it, provid-
ed where the competency of the parties
proposed is cut yaa..tlon.d. You Juwt•.
sir, that it heti been the practice of our
party for many years to itoore just such
Mon as 1 have described, and for the
Reform Government of Ontario, to select
for the more lucrative otlioen their nes-
rslati•es. So persistently hare our old
principles of Reform Goveru+uent in
this matter been abandoned that the
fact is clearly established all over the
province, that the way to a good fist "(-
dice is through being an M.PP. The
•onpatriouo, purely office seeking polite
Man, lays his pians accordingly, and
soon gets there, dickers with the Gov-
ernment and, when the right time comes,
secures the object in ••iew, which may
be an offies just aims. • o several ar.uua
you IS Goderich. Tile practice is a mart
vicious one. iu many respects beside,
those I mention, and particularly de-
structive to the party whose leaden
plume tbernselvaa on their parity. In
the miectiou of either of the neck and
neck racers, you mention. to fill the vs -
mot office, there can be no injury tine
to any individual, any party, or to the
Public at large Either of thein eau
perform the duties well and the Wails
they may use to secure the position, will
surely be honorable. Besides publish-
ing this letter I ••s you to give it your
keenest criticism, for the method iif till-
ing public offices, is an ima rant puhuc
question, and also • vital party question
Fully recognized as such by the Con-
servatives, to them it is the very soul of
their statesmanship ; whereas the grasp
ing by our members and party 4,44ore •,1
that which does not bek,cg to thaw, dis-
courages the most able and deserving of
the reform rank and file, to who.0 such
favors rightly and professedly boost;.
The result of su.La a .n .rteatlited policy.
may appear Iter on-per!tapa at the
very next campaign. But lit us hope
Wit. Boemows.
Goderich, Jas. 7, 1889,
THE EDITOR'S TABLE.
iehoele, which is extiNly how a En!
should he Stolt fa every►od>f't1 kilobel• i
Pruf.pk rr writes la "A Q••mr Ben le d
$toss" of the evident* Otat elephauta
uses ruamd over America. Mrs God-
dard Orp.0 relates the romantic, Mai -
dents belonging with the factum Roo
stem diamond, "The Orloff." "Minty-
M•lone's Santa Clem,'• b, M. E. M.
Davis, is nae of the beet Chrfsttw sto-
ries of tba seaoos There are poems by
Mn Wituo-Stone, Mergers' 'tales*.
Vieth Cleveland Lite, sod cdben. A
very bright depart'out has been added
to the mcues called "Men end
Tbiugs" full of ouotnbuted soeedMM,
reminiscences, desoriptioos and "sheet
talks." Wide Awake is $9.40 a year.
D. Luthrup Company, Bogue.
"'FROM eat TO sLA."
SWe have received from the pablicber,
Wm. Bryse, of Toronto, • heodaomely
bound and interesting volume, entitled
.`From Sea to Sea,' being a deoonptfve
wort of Canada from the Atlantic to the
Pacific. There aro numerous photo-
graphs of the principal cities and busi-
gees places of the Detention, and the
letter press is of au exceedingly interest-
iayl character. Address Wm. Bryce,
publisher, Turooto.
DUNLOP.
From oar own eorreepwdemt.
I'ttacosuat. -D. Cumming cad T. Tobin
visited Blyth last week.
Mr. John Gentles,of Kincardine,spenl
Ins New Yeah here, Ills guest of Mr A
A l l eu.
Miss T. Young, of Goderich, was the
guest of Min Susie McAllister fur several
days lest week.
Ths windmill erected several years
ago by our architect was pulled down,
Saturday of last week. As Boma was
uncertain at Oases to run the saws for
planing lumber, the architect has thought
A weed w owe About Now r■blteesle.s steam the heat servant, and in course of
?far rave Come to 1•awd a few months the windmill plainmay
• NEW VOL('ll,. see • taller chimney thou the Big MiII,
The one hundred and eightieth volume of Goderich. Smoke, puff !
of LitteU'a Living Ayr opens with the Vtdrl, Viol, Viot !-goon Indeed as
tint number of January. During the the expression of those who fought and
long existence of this standard weekly gained the greeting of our now *hoot
magazine its value hes constantly in- knows now as No, 9 8. Section, col.
wowed, and it can hardly be dispensed borne, with Q H. Williams, teacher.
with by the America* reader who soothe. As our pen from time to time hes notd
to keep informed in the work of the beet the difficulties and troubles with the
writers and thinkers of the day. The grand triumph connected with the grant -
first n ber of the new year hes the fol- ing of the school we need only say wit
lowin table of contents :-Style, by have won the day, and leaser, 7th. A.
W r Paw, Fort niiAtly Retied ; The D. 1889, the school was duly opened.
fu re of )'Iestminister Abbey. by Arch- seated in four rows, 7 deep of deehe
d o /farrmr, ('ont.stpur.rry Reriew ; were 36 scholars in a neat, compote
Irist Hou.eke.piag sod Irish Custo.s room, gazing on a blackboard running
in the last Century, Bt s-ktroo.l ; The the hill length of the west end. four feet
Beothuks of Newfoundland, by Lady wide. in the tents near it stands the
Qlske, Ninetee,ak (''"'hurry ; Society I teacher's desk, and above the blackbosed
Poets, Temple Bar ; My Rude to Sloe -
hoot*, Blackwood s Nuopi:irie ; Wh,• is an eight-day clock. Two entrances on
Wine i Murray ThC either Sade of the anteroom, and the
y a Magazine ; e r- stove in the partition between
cons, Spectator ; The flubmisaion f i the anteroom sod school -room -
Great Britain to Queensland, Economia; ; the st.•redour opening in the an.
The Training of Kings, spectator ; with i teroom Io poet yeah the Colborne
choice poetry and miecell•uy. This the schools have sees thew who got the
first weekly number of the new volume, first rc3imenta of education have made •
is a rood 00. earth which 1c, begin a cub- 1 mark in out county and province, and in
seription. For fifty-two, number of I souse of years those who were tint
taught at No. 9 S. 8. Dunlop wont be
behind in the record.
LEE BURN.
From oor cern oorreepoodeat.
with The Lirisy Age for a year, both The Band ot Hope resumedits week -
postpaid. Litten if Co., _Roston, are ly meetings after the holidays on Sstur-
the publishers. day last, under the charge of its soperin-
NAaria s FOR J•NtARY. tendent, Mies Meth Horton, starting the
sixty-four large pages each (or more than
3,300 poem a year) the subscription
price (g8) is low ; while for $10,30 the
publishers offer to send any one of the
American 51,00 monthlies or weeklies
mole M. aiwsaeesast. We hope that
the am. success, whish hes erowmed Us
off wt. heretofore, may Mowed him la
hos tae. ateativa
AUBURN.
rad/ oar own a„r,espoadeat.
Look at your Zabel
Mr sod Mn Smith and child, liuelph,
have been visiting Rev J. R. Isaac der -
leg the past week.
Mr D. E. Macro paid a eying visit to
Montano* oo Tuesday last.
Mr Arthur Irwin has been engaged to
leash in No 6, Hull.tt for the mowing
.•r, at • sary of 5440. Mies E. A,
PPal
otter has been re-engaged as •mutant.
The people here are moat elated at
the election of the "Big Fellow" to the
position of tuwoehip oouooillor to Kest
W •wasush.
The re electiva of Reeve Johnston i.
W. Wawaaosh by • majority that practi-
cally buried Mr Charlie Durgin, was
hailed with delight by the readopts of
Use township is Ibis vicinity.
Mr M. Lockhart, who for the pert
eighteen year"' has "taught the young
ides how to shout," km retired from the
use of the birch and blackboard, and u
largely engaged in the mercantile busi-
ness iu our village.
A. Morton has returned home, atter a
pleasant visit to the Quests City.
Mrs C. M. Comedy has retoru.d from
a visit to 1risads in Ingersoll, Braatford
and vicinity.
NILE.
From oar owe oorrespo■denL
Look at your label
Samuel Mathew's youngest daughter
hes the scarlet lever. The fever is not
severe and the child is doing well. Mn
Mathews underwent so op*mtsoo receet-
Wilariiiimler smolt
The Methodist pap suss Ultima
spatial services at Nil.._ The meetings
see well attended and are Rood. Rev H.
Irwiu is leading them. Mr Hoary Mal-
loy preached an earnest sermon at Nils
oe Monday evening,
The Lodge of L O. O. T., will bold its
meeting each Wednesday, and promises
to s000eed.
There is considerable drunkenness
around the Nile since the tavern opted.
Of course all there is no limos*, no
whiskey is sold at oar hot;.l. It's the
strong smell d the whiskey sold there
before the Scott Act was repo :d. that
dose the mischief If whiskey was being
Bold, the county Inspector would pay the
tavern a visit, but with such law-abid-
img citizens as unlicensed httolkeopers,
the inspector's office is a sinecure. Th.
Orook's Act is • beautiful Aa, and it is
beautifully eoforoed at the Nile. Toros
mo bad to be Darted home drunk, from
the tavern two months ago, but, as we
said, it was the Scott Act aroma that
lingers about the place did the damage.
What to the world do we need iwpeo-
tur's for, under the Crock's Act 1
The election smoke is gradually dis-
appearing. sod the fact Is revealed that
00 one snored here, is seriously wound-
ed. Wears sorry so many whiskey moo
succeeded. Still if the people demand
them, the people pay the Lazes and
ought to get their choice.
Hugh Girvin is in, with an encourag-
ing majunty, for tint deputy of Ash-
field.
In his histories) drama "C:,mmorin•," New Year with a Itbrsry n( 37 bio^ks,
for the bast ; for surely our poor c. entry in llurper•s :feta:•tie for January, Gan. which shows the Band of Hope is doing
is now at its darkest h••ur- out b tote Lew. Wallace hes made • permanent ad- well and in • prosperous state.
the dawn of day \.,t Kett' 'u, .or Omen' (linen to our literature. Tire author H. W. Potter, of the sunny capital of
can, or Independent, her Dominion Gov displays special skill in drawing con- G.,derieh township. Porter's Htll,:vuit-
trasta. By them the several lines along .d friends here this week.
Miss Clutton, now of Blear, Siaeoe
county, spent Christmas with her pa-
rents. She returned home Last week.
Her brother, G. H. Clutton, now of
Psrkdsle, lately annexed to Toronto,
who was home for s few days' holidays,
.nine with her to spend a few days with
Dr W, H. Clutton before returning to
his duties at+Parkdale.
A blank is made among the young
ernment-an everlasting contradiction to
all her Pruviocisl Governments -the
great parties, into which the people are
divided, vis with each other as to which
can role with the least regard fair prin
ciple or political au rality The beat of
what should be her population --the
young, the vigorous, the ambitions -
swarm into the States and add to the
e rmines* and wealth of a similar, but kay Smith, and "Manufacturing indus-
still seperate people. How coo it be
which the acti to of the play moves com-
bines naturally and lead up to the climax
with cumulative effect. J. 1t Weguelin
interprets the leading situations in his
sympathetic drawings. ' Comm.du."
does not m000police, however, the in-
terest of this Number of Harpers.
Many will turn at once to "Th. Clergy
and the Times," by Archdeacon Mac -
otherwise while the people keep their try is Ireland." by Mr Cummueioner
are mune e" hlind Mao C•rthy, Dublin -Doth important
eyes shot 1 for there a
Mention must be made of the sue uncle, Jr %V lit Clutton. The an of hese ungliehedi •jss „ 0 11 M e 11
de the conditions shoes• intimated Hope here loses one of its best or en 1
no country an s wide u Porter andof the promising first instal -
prosperous. Bran 11 tet M 00 a 13 N
t Constance F Wwlson •
m rhos that will not see, and see that cnntnbutions to current discussions.ass
aloe_ ' workers knees 0 Ile 0 13
under
I In a previous issue an item appeared
in the Nile correspondence which gage
the impression that the stage -route was
more roundabout than formerly, and
took in Benmiller in addition to former
points touched at Wears informed on
good authority that no change hes boa
madeSoo
the stage -route. -Eu. St
NAL]
THE MARKET'
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS
GAM** Mires.
GO.WCU. Jaa. tae. 1100.
Wheat .
Flour. • sort. t 7c, Y ol
Oats, • bash ........... ........ a 20 10 032
Peas. i bosh 0 se A set
folks here by the departure of Willie
Barley., a 1001 "�� .. 0 net 0 Sir
Linklater to re.sde at Edgar with his Haj. p toe ...................... u 00 telt M
Better 51 toot ............. 01*te 0
t th world could be ' intetest in ' Isabel'• Story," by Annie i and members extorts. pion-• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••-• 17 00 0 17 M
spent o Fenimore The annual congregational meeting of Clopped Stuff, g ewe............ 123 '• 130
Your truly,
FINE TAILORING!
QENTLI3ILs, —I ant now in aposition to in-
vite you to select your Suit or Overcoat, from
several hundred new pattern& They cause-
cently—latest deigns—striking figures, quiet
oolort,Plaids,Stripee,Check* and inixtures. You
can see several hundred patterns in as many half
minutes, and you'll have an easy choice. They're
sure to please, and are made to measure with the
beet of care. Prices moderate.
B. MaCOorma.0
Election tl.ar'ds.
1 T9E ELECTORS
1 Or TNR
TOWN OF OODEKICH.
Liam s Awn Om-reesttu Please ammo
ear slams thanks for the honor y.. save
dome ase In electing tote Mayer of Tear towe-
1 will de my ►e.1 to resale Tier eo ppadence.
end OGaleriab, Juice. K MIL ymar JOHN *CTLKR.
"Jupiter Lights of the •zgnieite work-
••
. k the L'reshyteriao church will be held on 8creeo:nos. la cwt. • .s
A. K FRAMta. .. .. .....�....« 400 0
...................... ... 4ol� 100
ed 9heeottlm.. • ............... e M • 7s
072" 471
100" 1M
or Monday evening, the 14th inst., in the H{erns
rhe Tal.s .r CNver es a Fetrlansoo bride by Graham R. 'Leeson, and of P
manship in the "Ballad of the Bird
Sunday school roues It u ex
To the Editor of Tut SIGN •L. the delicate communion with the poet's that • deputation of the managing cum -
Dentistry.
NIOHOLSOY, L.D.S.
M.
DENTAL ROOMS.
ile'htb deur below tkt. Post Oros.Gotiasuca. IMO
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DR, E. RICHARIISON, L D.S.
SI ROEON D[NTiOT.
Des and Vitali/id Air admtsietered ter
wareseaVactteg of teeth. Special at entioa
Veva to the pro..rvatioa •t the Karnali
'JO/ee--t'p stairs. Grand Open House Stook.
Loomsee on West-tiL. •:..terieh. *1054;
(The following written by • prominent local spirit shown in the accompanying illus.
sesd.men and agriculturist .ill prove .f in- oration. by F. S. Church. H. 1'. Wets
serest to any of our readers amongst the
agricultural community. Er•. Siert/i-1
We shall not attempt to estimate the
vain of clover to us, es it is inestimable;
Nor will we dare to compote the loss we
have sustaiod by its partial failure this
pmt few season& Clover hes been
truthfully called the " great renovator of
oar country," and it ie well worthy of
that title. Its long, penetrating root
reaches down into the subsoil, raising
to the sextan much of the richness
there contained which would otherwise
be lost. Not only shim bat its broad,
numerous leaves are continually drinking
is from the atmosphere those elements
that are so emwtial for its exutence,and
pl■oiog them in such a form that they
may be readily taken In by succeeding
crops. From this it will be seen it dames
nearly all its nutriment from si urted that
would not be taken be any great extent
by any other plant ; in fact it is the
tteay.nter that oolleeta its richness from
above .ad beneath, and dies that others
may feast on the store it has provided.
Perhaps the *most observer would
hardly orodit the amount of fertilising
qualities returned to the mil even by the
bare roots themselves. A Rood set of
olover roots hare been food to weigh
upwards of three tans per acre and found
to contain nitrogen, potash and phos-
phoric. .cid worth at market vase nearly
10 00 onnsegoeotly leaving this large
amount in the soil to he the diesel pre -
fond for. the wheal that .Mould
foie, of enures if the whole crop wee
ploar►.d ander, the vspsp 4 the slower
• ,p would be increased, but aot in the
ease proportion ae the roots, .ad it .o
doubt is more profitable to est the ervp
for hat sed return the manure to the
▪ moo taptow under, ow else
„ „dr
pas-
te„ . would •anent to the
seismi or Mato years, it a not prodtaMe
to leave a •boneoor sod man than one year,
sa draw tint k beans W die sad simply
line M N
Bled N Mas e.ssel.t.d id its
writes on "Th. Beaver,' Clarence Cook
on "Russian Bronzes," W. W. Thomas.
Jr., on "The Ancient City of Wi.by,"
and F. C. Beach, Pb. B., ex•Presideot of
the Society 4 Amateur Photographers,
New York City, on "Modern Amateur
Photography." All four articles are
folly illustrated. Protee/tor A. S. Hill,
of Harvard, hes a capital essay on "Col-
loquial English," and Charles Dodley
Warner continues his studies of the
West in "Comments on Kentucky."
There is • literary ingot in each one of
the editorial depsztmwts.
WIDE AWAEE FOR 1889.
The Jeno•ry number is the second
beautiful holiday issue of Weide A crab
for the season. It opens with a charm-
ing social novelty for the winter even-
ings, • violin recitation entitled "The
Cricket Fiddler." The words for rem -
tenon are by Clan Daly Bata, the
mesio with each verse for the violin is
by Johns Eichberg, and the funny little
orchestral eriekeis are by L J. Bridg-
man. The opening story, fell of the
Christmas tide pint, is by Hezekiah
Butterworth, entitled "Good Lock "
Another Chri•tmes story "Seek a Little
Thing" is by the popular English writer,
L. R. Watford. Mn lassie Benton Frr
moot, hes a eketoh of early California,
sailed "My Grizzly Bear." The serial
dories are very readable"Five Little
Peppers Midway," by Margaret Sidney,
ie fon a delicious home -tee and young
life, while the Trowbridge serial, "The
Advemtow 4 David Vase and Devid
Crime," seism 'loaf in a jolly way ;
Trowbeidge's New England families are
the geminee people of the soil, and those
ia thisei� are real Towhees.•'The
d Millie= Tell" gins setae ex -
reasons for eluting that pnpeMr
episode of Swim history among lab-
ials,. Mn Sallie Joy White tells in
"Tire-Reilding" how the g is sr.1wg ht
to bsild • Ire in the Btoetoa PeYle
unities of the sister charge,Knox church,
Goderich, may be present to consult
over financial uoattee&
Our thanks are doe to our o'd friend,
H. G. Horton, for a beautiful calendar
of 1889. Henry knows day and date
ars weaselly wanted by the press.
No 5 school re -opened atter the New
Year on Thursday, the ard inst. Its
toaster roll is reduced by the newly farm-
ed school section in Dunlop. Mr Heth-
erington, the veteran trustee of the sec-
tion was re elected for another term on
the 26th of Dec.
The New Year's return brought forth
a marked change on the eountenanem of
the Bachelors. Why e, 1 Leapser
hes vaniabed and three years more Tree-
dum from hearing the question popped.
Tb. first plowing for 1889, was done
Jae. 7th on John Horton s farm, by
Henry Horton. This is the earliest
we have ever noted. Who will sow the
tint grain if this spring weather coo-
tie yes 1
The Misses Laughlin and Cantor. of
Kingsbridge, were the guests oI Miss
Foley for several day last week.
Mr Jae. Foley spent hie New lairs
holidays at Ksngsbridg., the reset of his
sister, Mn J. O'Connor,.
BLUEVALE
Prom ear ewe eerresp.wdeat
Does. -The amities caused quite a
stir in tows os Monday last Messrs
Dimeat, Gemmed and Creikahank, were
the eo.ecillors elected, the reeve, (Mr
Was. McPherson,) and the de.uty-reeve,
(Mr Oen. Tbomp.on,) having Was re -
sleeted.
Dieter Mesmer, of Hamilton. paid as
a lying visit last week, arriving nus New
Tsar's Day and leaving as the day fol-
lowing.
Mr Wet. *Mowatt left on Ratsrday last
for Blyth, where he has been •ppotnted
priesipel of the yobbo aelinol. HL
assay friends hen will be pleated to
Domed Remote cwt
CIINw t /soul 10re
Floor
Fall Wheat sew wad old
Spring Whet
Oats Barley
Peas
Potatoes
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She People's Iolumn.
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Tuesday
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PETERorADt ItsoN.
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Port
TENDERS FOR STONEWORK
Tenders will be received up to Feb est. 1910.
by the Trustees d K. 8. No. 3. A.blleld. for the
.soaystia.and building of • None foundetiee
soder ole school house s• Met section.
Plans sad spec i0oit Das may be seen et tae
reedswae of t be understood
MOKOAN w •lTIN.
decretery $. S. No. 2,
2101.11 Elated P. O.
0 el to 030
1 t 100
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17 to 0 11
1 00 to 1400
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20 to 0M
30 to a 70
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SMOKING TOBACCO
FINER THAN EVER. BEE
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2173-1;
WEST HURON AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
The annual fneetiaw of els West Huron
Agricultural Society w JI be held in the ('oort
House. Dederick', uu Wednesday. Jas. lith.
at 1 p.m., for the election of arrers aid other
basis/es. Mr W. IL Shaw. of Hamilton, of
obs 1.4, Store Jennie!. will be preeent to ad-
dress the o emeleg. H KAY DEN.
115• Secretary.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The annual meeting of the Wert Wawa -
nosh Mutual Pin Insurance Company will be
held at the Court Room. Duag•aaoa. es
Tuesda the nod of January. A.D. laol,
when the annual reporos will be Mid before
the meninx, sad fee the electloa of throe di-
rectors to 511 the vacancies incurred by the
reoremeot of Meseta Jobs *1allantyne. fid
ward Achison and Alex. Stewart. whose
term of once as Directors will thea expire.
an of whom are eligible for re-electwn. Hour
of metering one o clock p.'.
J. M. ROBERTS.
De ageonon. tree. 27. USE 1131t.
LOST. -ON THURSDAY. A BLACK
lace scarf, hetweea *anal °Moe end
Whitely's Most Market. !'trader wW tam
leave it at Signal tyres, it
rri HURON HOrEL,
This well-kmwa and popular !Wei has heels
refitted and emerged durit.g the past eases■.
•tut u now second to ubr IR quality or he-
oomu.alailun for the trrvt•Iltug petal.:. treed
accumwodetwn for transient gamic
WM. CRAW.
The Square. Goderlelt. Ont. Promisee.
During January a
number of accounts williarre
sent out, and to meet the
demand we have ordered a
large stock of account pap-
ers, which we will print and
pad in quantities to suit at
reasonable rates at THE
SIGNAL Steam Printing
Houser North -.t., Ooderich.
Straieti Animals.
STRAYED.
Came on the premise' d We tandoesltQnwd.
N. half lust 15 v1 esw or �aasoown�t est Waw•ah.
toe middle of November. a white bolter cm.
The owner1e requested to peeve property.
5., chats•id taJOHN 19. MALLOIJOH.
JReaicel.
R. W. K. ROSS, LICENTIATE OF
Rayl South
old eFM et Pkr•M•e Fid1n
R.. Southowh of Ma'Rtoa weft
DR. MCLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR
OWN. Cormier ern. Mos sad
Drees 41r..ca
. •.se deer wort .1 tebrl
Street
IMO
CAME ESTRAY -ON OR ABOUT
the
let of November a ewe sad two
the Dab -
crib r. Mesmerayed coo t. masted tremises o provides-
ilertl tinyebarresiwaad
M. BTRAUGHAl1
2115-/t Ls* Cow. a E.D. Col uoraa
ESTRAY LAMB -CAME ON THE
prermi.e. of the undersigned about the
Us of
mid November. a storing Iamb. The
owner is requested to prove property, Oar ex -
pewees• sod take It away. 1i. MITCHELL.
tin4tLot gar Ind O s.. ILD. Odbets&
For Sale or to Let.
111114. SHANNON t SHANNON,
1l PayMelaas Surgeons. Aceouc,an, as.
orm at llv. tlhas.oae restdestoe sear tic
sal Oodertnh O. C. ttaaxsos. J. R. aa -
oat
Legal.
z
(,DWARD NORMAN LEWIS, BAR
AA deter, Solicitor Is High Court. Cowwe
.weer. Gwlerich sod lfty1kK Illag ld Cower
weer.
sl.w Thursdays from le to 1. J♦enwl to
b sea of 64 per cwt.
!1�
C. HAYS, SOLICi rORt Ra
R. O0.e. career of Ilgtlore acrd West
street Dederick, ever talegrs►► ogee. Prt•
rats toads se lead at d pew etwt. 2M►
CARROW • PROUDFOOT, BAR
T Rn1TER8 Ailaraeya. 8olieltore, .st
Goderiel J. T. Gare. W. Ptosdteot. 1.
A NICE HOME AT A BARGAIN.-
0 sores of tad with • .Aron orchard of
oboie. apples. A comfortable home and
stables. •djet•lagt Goderich. Andy to B. L.
(iodarMh. 1114 .o.
�N, HOLT dt CAMERON,
Barrfinet,. aeltdten lake.
Cassese. M. CCassese. IX.; P. HaM.
O. Csmmos. C l: Rose. 17u -
143OR SALE. -LOTS 174 AND 223
LL Goderlcb. Apply le M. C. CAMBRROX.
HOU8E AND GROUNDS FOR
BALL -That ea/viable hens and grooms
at Wessel ooeupied by the mbe•'Iber Is of-
fered Oar eek en n.■.onsW. terse Apply to
M. 0. CAMERON.
Auctioneertng.
•
TORNNITXKNOX seM4OsI�.NaRRtoAL AIAOdeli-
v TIOvin
01 ,.. a. bit ezperimes l's
ti
ltr
tint Hag head
tls.oetb w ipso
discharge with tore
md'i•as entrusted to him. Or4srs left at
Mani.'. Hotel. er sent by shall hem, oddersst%
4toder'ch P. 0.. oorefaUy ante 444 to JOHN
KY4UX Cessty Aurtto•eer. Mot
VOR SALE CHEAP -- 40 LOTS 1N
JlL' difbv.at parts of Oodetios -from i naris
1e 7 sores In arta, sod 1 dwelllow homes. Ai -
ply to THOR. WEATHER ALD. 2174-I;
FARMS FOR SALE - THREE
Farms for sale Ith ase., Oodertet Town-
ship. about thaw maestros Oederlet. Alm
• an wanted to chop cordwood. Apply as
the premises to MKS H. MINCER.
73-5L
N
OISE AND TWO LOTS FOR
SALE -Me house ism aloe
reospe, f
room,
Monet1rSad bath
ad stiiar.7emedow-
Was
aLI4gh.nds f1Also en settee of
Sad 1a •
er fa 'shams tar
tans props:VA WY. E1fiOHT. Ord
21704
Amusements.
C�`RoDWti t MaouaNler MST!
lJI T11E LiBRA1T AXD RRADilt
HOOM, cog. of bast street sod Square 4e.[
stain.
Open from 1 to 0 p.m.,.ad tram 7 to 10 pot
ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LiBRARY
Leading L5way, Weekly ani IAwtratd
Papers, Sta.,ra.ses, 4e , ens Pits.
MEM*ERBHIP TICKET. ONLY SSM.
granttag tree use of Library cad Roadie •
Room.
Appneatloi tor,membership reoelved 12
Librartea. fa roo
s.
4. MALCOMSON, GW. STiVENP,
Presides'. Secretary
G.derleb. Marsh IAh. 0011.
FOR SALE --
LWest half of lel tis. Arthur fere* with
sawn brink rortye t
ltr•tt.niwo Lora. 141.1471411%. 114. 015. K* 4.
Rtryet. 1t. Andrews Weed- of Hones _
Frsrot seeHonesw •sod �l si,
tita. moor home ea Boas
w ed half lend
Several 1e. IR Reed's Burrs %•pends* nOq
Sow G a a•.R. 14, �/ rat
1fA11 the .4...stLOW RATExI
AP041 ta
tlitf DAVIBOI1 ! JORNIITOX,
Loans anus insurance.
C, J. T. NAFTEL,
LiPS, FIRS AND ACt'IDLXT I N-
sf'kA -(`S A(1KYI,
Representing North Broke k Mmea its.;
Lis repot. Landes i Glebe; Norwle► Mew
North Americas Life ; aod Accident law -
wee of North Atner.a.
Lowest lta'ee. Lass settled peemsly.
Money to Lea ea Pars sad Tows Prs.ertsr.
Cute;cacti* dose. Property valord, etc.
Ogee-Oor. Neet►.L sed Square. Oederiek.
71-
65°L11
000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
CAMERON HOLT RCAMERtON, O.d
Sob. 1700
MONEY TO LEND.- A LARGE
•mount of Private Fends ger oIwv.stmti�
lowest rates e'ntcw
lileMO Bee App
toGARiWW & PROUDi'U(/T
R. RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL TN.8CRANCi,
REAL ESTATE MID
MONEY LOANING AGENT
Ord! Parse-efea. ('eeepeeire ReprvseaS d
d/ Mosey to Lead ea straight lows. at 4 '
lowest rate of iaterwt gusg• la say way
suit tt. otrrower.
'OFFICE -Seemed deer from Square
West Sorest, Oederi1M. 1106.44
$6100,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
Tolstoi es farm and town proprty, •t low
.at ist.e.a. Mortgages purchased. ko cos
•sass charred agents for the Trust sod Lae..
Company of Canada. the Cued• Leaded
Credit Company. the London Leas ('51.5.57
ot Canada. Interest. i. 54 and 7 per cost.
N. B. - Harrowers can obtain 'nosey 1a
day, if title estbferton.
ttrJi DA Y113051 J; ONN _ �• ek
Legal Notices.
VOTICE I8 HEREBY GIVEN
11 that application win be cede to x45
Legislature of Oaterle, at tbe hest Basks
thereof. for an AM est and rmpN7P
Ing t he 1 ■rsraoswtod et►c Nooses e:
Huron to w eaR lint ase ■
lobe Range ('esesselea, Towaship of
borne. i• the essay of Mask theist*
the late Thomas navies Lusa to tM oh
Society of the Mosses of y�trs� •'y�ir the
of a church of the Uait.d ChDiwruY et
and Ireland. to be erected epee tho /tee
eel er tract of 1•ed, sad also es a efts SI a
f
batiks w of • taws
a appNr Iib. preenseds r< a hold
a tagwlhK
nd
trite certain other seals hole he w amaOMa
8Tnod, le trust for *45 ereetlw M
eburch, towards pro0trtsg;
the .el.hborto.d M be allow=
Bishop of the Moss sl cad
the ereetla. thereon .f a vm�eel�
CRONY/4 a a
MsBoanb for sn 1-5.
Dated • eta w Nhoer. t0551a
travelling 'bulbs.
1.111.P6
GRAND THOME aA1LWAY-
Tmlm arrive and depart at ff11111Msh er ad
lows :
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