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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-1-18, Page 1AND GENERAL ,NTELLIGEN GODERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY. JANUARY 18, 1889. 1 to in- fra* • r♦ • It 00 r had wy'w h the 1 LICENTIATE OF obralMst.IIPi•• Ii Y t3ICIAN,, SdUR ism west se 'leterf uu. & SHANNON, .ens. Aceoacbete. to s re./detce soar tba lnaxeow. J. R. f.a.s- ITU at. -- - AN LEWIS, BAR MO Chart. Cover es at. lt aeldd a euuci roa. !a ▪ teie ir ItgsL ehfrew per ems 011DPO1OT esaH, AN w, W. FPI ooflsac sto 1?? & CAMERON, ra b kc.ir.QC.;P.1oft, Y. 17st meting. GENERAL AIM m Vatwster. O.dretsh ddenWe expense, t' e. he is Is a mettle* •tYhatlo an ramal! cam him. (lade,', len at by mail to my sddreas, I(Y attended til. JOHN Derr►. ialn4 ;ments. CHANICS' INSTI IT AND RIIADiN street sed news 1K sad from 7 to M tun ,L'8 IN LIBRARY rekiy cad IUtutrated Me?. d r, , ea File. aaa.,, CIE. OLY NT Libraryand Rosch wen. lobe:ship received b Oit:O. ST1VEl:P. Secretary insurance. n ACt'ILSNT IN- bRNT, British R Meretaille t slobs ,• Norwich (akin; sed Accident timer - uses served peempUy. no sad Tews 1'rogerty. Property valued. eta L. mad Sulam Oed•is . 71- 1A14. APPLY TO • .r&CAMERO Gel IMO SND. -A LARGE to funds for I.vestase Dime Mr ngages Appb RANUE. f E AAD LOANING AGENT napwwies Rrprearstd se straight laeaa, at tl• t seta$, in nay w 7 ad deer trews tlfgaare TE FUNDS 1 town property, at law ;vis purchased. 10 esu u for the Trust Cassels Less s. the C.La. Law sg Landon Leu Crap, 7 L as and 7 per teat. a obtain maw IrrI ."' .. tit..«tta Notices. HEREBY GIVEN s win be made to the rho, at the west entlw obechtims sad .ap•'we` synod e( the Diw.see d ,f k* number a e lan. Township of r of Hare& meted les Lenard to tb. ghtiM ✓ ed burs a_ _ tge shed (,bush a uthelr tared spelt the Id dee. ad alas ea a site I thew et a deep I t.1 s.. " sate /.eft .sennas bila br tbe mM the er.aefM of eM ed ei merles taat hetsite towards ea; se▪ aler. I$S ing Ouiae. MOM U$Z LULWAT• ' ggt st (bibwllh r Ili I fL IRMO as ti.M.N. Nen.••• •..;"'..,• •....,, °mum) won iia.tat DEVOTED,. couNT RILLYmA LY N ll MBKR !(M; f ani. rowe c TO ADVERTISERS. Notice of changes must be left! at this Office not later than Monday noon. The copy for changes must be left not later than Wednesday noon. Cas- ual Advertisements accepted up to noon Thursday of each week. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, .ran Bakery -Maio Wins. oven's Hallam J. Wlhoa- i.ariag nate H. Ilulsp. -tare to toast Mn. Blake. ,;teat Opera Hos..-- Y A. McDowell 10 Editor of repast -James Cooke. - MARRIED. - colmolI-McQt'tte At Nicola Lake. NC. on New %ears day. by Nev. ties Mar. ray. Mr. James loseiel Uordo. of U.r. dew Naga K.m4oep., tad leis Muse Leoden Muyuosa, of hwoia. Iate ef butaerland Raver, Nova Boons. aesia Jou>rerou- At (iodoride me the IMS i.e, et the residence of else bride's father. by the Iter. Ur. $...re. Mr. Alex. R. ('ruisie. to li:l.eatueth Apnea eldest daughter of Mr. Juba Bill Asbestos. DIED- Roeontor.- la Uodertrh. os Wrdneeday. Januar? lath. Helen. rrliet ut lb. 1.3. W res. Ik.toerteoe of Colbsrse, aged in Years and 9 months. Pans In Ouderich, ea Thursday. Jutsrry7 17th, Helen Adria, tafunt child of air T. t. Perry sated 0 month. a.d 1 days. The tuseasl .111 tale place from her tuber's residence. liritassga Road. ea Saturday at TOWN TOPICS Look at the label on this paper. Dr M Nicholson, the Weet-st dent makes the preservation of the wt teeth • special ty. (Gas admiut.ter.d It 9 • ea. true th. painless extraction tooth. Da Jesvu auu Ma Hvot.-At (hand Opera House on Thursday, J 24th will be promoted the scrooge tionof Dr kyil and Mr Hyde, a f e Robert Louse$i eveIisurn a lei of the roue name, with Percy Hunt us the dual role, opp..rted by E A Dowell's pupt;lar cowpony. The P ri.lrare Journal sats; "The eeppwt e•ud, but to Mr Hunting the honors the eventing were extended by the thusatic applause. rewarding hien for masterly cheractenzatton of the dif(ie deal role of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hude.' Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde u the (.rand lot. Opera Home uu Tt.ureday. Jan. 24. ural Willie Munroe baa returned kome om after • fire weeks visit toPlew York and n/ Ark&uses Dr McDonagh will to in Guderich fur the n .oeultati.,n on the first Saturday of an every mouth. "on The Baud of Hope will hold rte reg.- all- IN meeting .,n Saturday, Jru 19th, at ,ok 3 p ret , to the basement of Knox church, Eng, All the members are requested to be Mc' prawn'., and others welting to juin will n.- . undo welcome. wry Mr J W. Smith headed the poll in Rt. David's ward this year, and not Mr en - has Imbert Tbompeoa, as wale incorrectly ,lit stated in cwt published returns last week Mr Smith led the precession by warty 40 votes, As Mr Smith is • al Paauoe li.niat. The parlor mei held at the residence of Mr E Downie w ader the ,$artier, of .North at Medico, diet church, .•n the evening of Mon- day fast. was largely attended, and y i successful. The following program was reedered : Quartette, Mrs J'relhate and Mies (Graham, Megan R.kher and Richardson ; recitation, Rev A. Potter ; e strumeotal solo, Muss A:aebrooke ; mg, Mr hitcher ; recitation, Miss Truman ; swig. Mn Pridhaee ; Refresh- ments ; instrumental solo Mas Martin ; tug, Miss Fisher ; recitation, ere Hector ; song, Mr Rich•rson ; duet, 1iw cher and Mr Richardson ; renderer. Mr McGillicuddy ; instrumental solo, Miss nos. The chair was ably filled by Rev . Putter, of Vestona at church. ht. . P of A curl's orenwg pe. krkie' wales, A a• /•.11 Ar prose (t." V Lewis Cosoaet 7. -Mean J. E. •area. of Tomato, and J. W. Pearen, God.rich, the latter for seems' years *11er fur Ogilvie & Henchmen in their ere mill at Godenctl, have connected Oh the Smith Purifier Co. of the eiy or a 100 barrel mill to be built at Brampton at the intersection of the rind Trunk and Canada Pacific mat- ey*, work a siding from each. The mill ill he built uu the G. T. Smith centn- legal spout, wed no expense will be spared to wake it the most perfect mill its capacity in the Dominion of nada. Badding plane have beea pe- nd by the Purifier Co . and the ower will be sepplsed by a Brown *et..- attc entre. 14x35, built by the shops bete -Stratford Herald. The still will oast abet $15,000, and will M eons - tad before harvest Thou who are sainted with Brampton, chalet it to be O000 P..uwur. The twat estate( gift w ts geass make a to give a Wirt tea. Ap, 1• ply to D. l$ct..ueeuddy, wrest Uoderlrh. Mamas Lieseed cake. osrivalled foe G rows, .elves, acmes and sheep. -crushed" "Nutted- Meal. by trigs ton. at /furrow'. !iced w Stere. Hamtltcan-.t. Presides' ('kvesed not. "A public office u f • pabilr treat," and (;ru. Stewart cadre%ore to wort la the putout. interval by torn.na out dee styles et photography. .f " Thu Is the seisms crit year 10 one Pros- Ca Idle for chapped howls ail face.Da eta *r!1. it. sod ale otter useful 10"ikU teonw and dregs. Beery requisite ma be ranrbed P' tool proscriptions are carefully prepared. OI Tac W"as,en CnaleTlan TaurEasxce t-.10!‘ win Iiia.* regularly for the tramming* M business every Teensy afterwrss at 7211 lock. in Knox Moroi. Leery weans ia- ' ed Is the work la cordlany breed attend. ry Ooode'n Meek Clotty Cough Hainan roughs and cords, bee knows and ludis. neiUe ta,s chsaaoaWe winter, so home said be without D. hest pommel ane a to prescriptions in mimes, iisesaoe of tM nab pods at coat, W. C. (seode, deo ggisc. .tlderasnie hewer Mat goinrt to later/ere wick the provers of elyliah %adoring al r. t A. Pridbamh The torose$ Cal of mom wart in gestUeaea . apyerel will go o w It h Is se- cwemed vigor. Don't be deceived by the Lae weather. tut get wen clad for the next few mouths. The careful housekeeper is gulag; tato ex- pressstard looking around for the cheapest one of the beet openings for the mill Amines* in Canada. The town 01 Brampton has granted the firm exemp- ts from taxes sod free water fir a term of ten years. This should be a pointer to Ooorrtch moaiosp•1 legislators. Tatera.A.ri Mara '.; --An open tem potence meetuoz, under the auspices a be W. C. T. ., wee held in the Temper Hail on Today evening. Rey. J vinwsto., of Clinton. being the speak arTuesday Li Y he,tsshotd ale wearies. .Sr'K would advise Atm to look at the advents', meet at flounders a bon 1. this wow and th then call at :heir *tore seat door to the post odic*, and see the lmusses 'lock and the ass odic*, they are aweries. TM cheap..* f home eider the saa. KaRLY NavmaTtolr.-If things roach n to move as they have bees dotage recently ea tbe. "so thermometer we e•. Sok otrt for ea early " opesiaw of sayrgattos. This tried of weather se ksock. the bottom Cot ,d the old Idea of ('mads bean testy • Wan. d wintry sees.. and frigid effect.. . eem;t yes be masa do better than Call at R. r:. Oa1gwe studio. and see his full line of Octane of VI ager hied*, together with suitable a.014s at w ail pries de ""rv.Ne Will Meme IL" The wonderful beeline and .Doth pre- o •rt sea of I.atw,ides ! W Ihoo's Ren ('fitrope- 4 the evening. The chair wee recu pied by Mr. H. I. Stranz, who opened e aeet,ng by impressing epos all pre it the necessity for total abatises*. rue motives of health and economy e then called upon Rae. A. Potter to d in prayer. After the singing o All hail, the power of Jesus' name, Re r Potter gave a Bibi. reading of an in Wresting character. This wee followed a duet by Mea Graham and Mr. Bel , after which Rev. J. Livingstone se called upon. The rev. gentleman livered an address of shout foray mss tea' dar$tion, which was replete with Mond judgment, deep thought and elo deuce, and carried the entire audience with it. A vote of thanks was moved t the speaker by Mr. D. McGillicuddy, se- conded by Rev. A. Potter, sod the meet - ins, which was ..f • pleasant diameter throughout, and reflected credit upon the W. C.T.C., closed with the doxology and beoedietioo. Oatyraay. -On Wednesday of feet week an end resident of our tows depart ed this life in the person of Mr Edwin Bingham. Deceased was bora near Brighton, England, and eau to Canada in 1866. H• went first to Woodstock, whin he remained • short time, and ease to (G.derich in November of the same year, when he worked at his trade se a builder, &c. He 'married in Janasr 1861, a daughter of the Iota John Blake, who survives him. He built the present Horan Hotel, now oeeupied by Mr W. Craig, and • portion as a store mid netaorannt bet afterwards converted it into • hotel, whish it has since remained. He kept the hotel as and for soma time in 1875, bet sold out to the lab E. Hieko, and gave all his attention to gardening and hortiooltere. He was elected to the tows commit for 81. Aedr.w'e ward ie 1877, and with the eseeptinn Mono year, held his stat for to. yew. Daring the greater part of the time was b.oheinn•e of the public works committee, wed devot- ed • large amoeet of his time sad abili- ties to the town's interests, espoeially in the matter of the present exhibition grove& and bedding, in whioh he took greet interest. Moused leaves a widow and a family of four *hitches, the eldest of when imam wife of oar busman Mr Oen B Cu. The femoral took plass from the de e.ed'o late randomise ow Fridayafternoon and was very largely atte.+, Matter, W. L Hones, Jan 0, guess, M. G. o..ers%, D. 0: Stretham, S. Mskemtem sand P. B.M, befog the pall beans. The OddfeliowS, of whisk order deemed was • member. were p► t at the interment, their letterer reelene being ond.obd et ie grave by Brea Wm. Pmodfnnt sad Geo. Selves. Tbe rotor of St G.ori.'a, Rev W. Toweg, eondseted the 'hereh 'sett- ees et the hoes, mud at the gave. baker. it is easily uodoeuood that he le a "nogg" man. Ata meeting of time directors of the Mechanics lustitute held tin Satord.y evening, the annual sale of magazines was •ppownted to be held on Friday • teens$, the 25th inst. A motion was alto passed to bars the chess and checker tables removed from the reading and placed in the Class room, this has beoume • necessity, a the mitotic uftati utwum- furtably crowds the reading rout. V 1.rosaa, $r Mttaontrr C6t arlr. - Mr R R. Sellouts has engaged to gave his celebrated exhibition of dissolving views in Vitoria St Church on the even- ing .1 Tuesday the 29th inst. Besides the imaginary trip throngh the Holy Land, there will be a number of local views. lake amines, the steamers of the C. P. R. end Beaty Lines, and also a rs- oent view of the moon, from a photo- graph obtained by the great 36 inch tel- escope of the Lick Oaervastery, C.lifor- e*, which is one of the finest slide *11 ntwes of the moos ever shown os I O. 0. F. learat.t.anoe,-At the 1•et regular meeting of flacon lodge No. 62, I. 0 1). F.. D. D. G. M.. I. F. Tons instated the following officers .- N G. Bro J. Susiton ; V. G. Br,. W. Proudfoot ; R. S. Bro. G. H. Noire ; P. S. Bro. Geis. Somme ; Treasurer Bro. C. A. Nairn ; Warden Bro. T Gundry ; Conductor Bin D. uneaten : R. S. N. F. Bro J. Roberta ; R. S. V. G. Bio G. Elliott : 1. R. V. G. Bro Jill Inkster ; O. G. Bre A. Johnston. Bro. F. W. Johnston, W. Prnudfu,at and D. Canto - ken were elected trustees for the current year, .rid Bros J. Roberto H. W Ball .end J. W. Smitb district lodge delegates. "Inaaseouone.'•-The Rev David Rogers, will reproduce the Rev I). Talmage's masterly lecture on "Ingersol- - limn." in the North -•R Meth..dist church (t on Tbur.day evening, the 24th Eat - Doors open at 7 30, lecture commences . at 8 o'ctock. The choir of the church - 5511 give some chow* selections. No - charge .t the door, but • silver collection after the lecture. Wherever Mr Rogers has reprcduoed this lecture it has given rnqurlihud sstssf.ctioo. Prase Notices. -"Thu lecture, lake all of the lectures of the ilrooklyu orator, was grand, and f Mr Rogers has msetere4, to a very strong e degree, Talmage* style aod phrase lugy, se that a person can elm.at menages* he is setter under the sound of the Drs - voice -- -Brussels Post. ''Tbe lecture wee moot enthusiseti;.11y appreciated by the lame eudieoce semen bled "-- Wood- - Moak krreef. "The lecturer was we11 rewired. and all present expressed • throneless se more than pleased and edified. Any future appearance of Mr o Rogers will command • fall ball." - Atom, Paras Pus. "Rro Rogers eletrs- lied people of Stratford."- Rev Geo. Ooasos - McQasai - Th. bride- groom referred to in the following from the Iafoad .'katiwd, of Kamloops, is a son of our townsman, Mr D. Gordon On New Year's Day one d those events which are looked forward to with much interest by the ladies transpired at Nicola. W. refer to the marriage of ,Mr James D. Gordon and Miss Annie L McQu sn. The ceremony took place in the Presbyterian church at Nicola Lake, at 1 p.m., Rev Geo ]fern om- etsting. Mr James Vass, of Kamloops, supported the groom, and Miss Jessie Mequon, • sister of the bride, assisted the letter. A number of friends were present t o view the ceremony, and as the wedding party advanced to the altar, the wedding march was piayed by the oroes- iet, Nn Clapp. toe. After the knot had been properly tied, an djoursm.nt was made to the p•rsooage, amid show- er* of rice, old boots, eta, when an ex- eolleot wed line repast bed been prspar- I •d, and whioh was partakes of by the t young souple end a low intimate friends. At 4 p m., a start was made for Lower Nienia, sad as an evidence of the esteem is w►seb the bride is held by the 'Doug people in that section, tt may be moo - eased that they unhitched the horses • from the rig and drew the nowly-meerried . simple for ever • mile on their wayto s Lower Nicola. The horse* were t attached to the rip, and the party drove no. The Mit day the waddle" party ■ drove to Spews'• Bridge, when the 1 train wu taken that seeming for Kus- h -tops, arriving here at 6 a. a , Turas). The bride wee the reeipient of a number of handsome presents -..Iver and glom ware --from hoe Moeda in Mieola, wbi.h Ri will no doubt be largely inerswd by so the friends of Mr .red 11.. Gerdes, la w Kamloops. Th. Watiw.l, ie .trermem with the many friends, desires 1e misted d enngretelation*, and etptssea the hexa that for them the voyage down {ie I meant of life may be plesssal al and proof -woes, p toed Nelsen' of i1t are the secret of success Coughs. ('olds, Sore Throat. Asthma, K'►eep q ler tough said lad/Nest ('oweumptbn quietly give way to lis curative powers. NoIklag but iY ospertorltl over other remedies Mee created the demand for It tom an parts of the Prov• I..'. which has even mewled to the Usatee Stir.& Why r Because every ponos who teas used it sprats well oaf U, Ure ml.t. moll It. Pelee 30 cts. per bottle. Ino BRIEFLETS. Look at the label on the paper. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at the Greed Opera House on Thursday, Jan. 24. Mr H. E. Rothwell was in tows this weak visiting his family. Mrs Geo. Park, is visiting friends is Reif, J. C. Harrison sipeefe to have ice at the Palace Rink by the sod of the week. Saturday afternoon for children, Mr E. Woodcock has returned to town after a sojourn in Denver, Col. He pre- fers to be under the folds of the Union Jack. Mr Chas. Mauger, of Coldwater, Mich.. is visiting his brother. Mr A. J. auger. Hale & Willis bees started a sew kery on Kingston St , and intend to k• • specialty of born. -mads bawd. adv. Mfrs T. C. Boulice mid two ebtldns, Brantford, w visiting in Godeeioh the guest of bar sister Mrs J. W. 1'earen. Winnipeg Free r'..., . Mr and Mee J C. Currie reigned from Soothers tin C • teeto rdaY. sad a+..laying as latet(doe. We bare to cheek Mr and Mrs Mien, of &,wnenville, for • smtmpfe of sasel- hent weddteg cake, and wish the ome cep's every happiest's in their wedded career. Salton re 1,0* rhrwniefe :-Ths Rev Yr ie the D(saching • erase of sorrow Methodist aheteb m "Great Modem Paintings."The third oseias be wed nest Sabbath ev.wktlg entitled "The Rbedow of Dull." h Holman Root. Mr Walton spent several works .hoof hest 7ner le •taainiwg the IMP. greet artists le the HtiliaIi IDr Jekyll and Mr Hyde at the Gran Opera House on Thursday, Jan. 24. Mr Geo, Park is putting in • salt Iat Bird, fur Messrs Chrystal & Back R.. Mr Howell, of Seaford', accept North -St. Methodist rhumb on Sued mussing last. and Mr W. F. Csmpbe of Dungannon, preached •oeeptably the eveuwg. Gino TO THE Pooa.--Major Bull mads $ new departure the year. I stead of bolding high osrni,al over h elrct►ou, and uff.,rin` up sacrifice at t *keine of Bacchus, he donated Lt5 sac to the town churches, to las applied the relief of the poor. This is • step the right direction, and shows that t mayor a head is level, and that he Sea e iu the right piece. Gopatien Max Snot. Cr --Tree ma or elect of Windsor, Mr M. Twoiu MUM fur several years awe) buck in th fifties, • resident of Guderich, harm been for Bowe time chief clerk for Se moor Brous., and afterwards teller in o of the banks here. We see that Mr R H. Rothwell another former resident Godench, brother -its -law of Mr W Mitchell ..f ibis town, healed the po kr councillor in No. 1 ward io the On putout town of Galt. Co.. m Toau,yo. -Mr. M. 0 Cameron left for Toronto on Monday where he will hereafter pursue his pro- feesit:u. He has earned for himself .treng position in legal circles, and hi career to the Queen City will be watch ed closely by hie many friend. in Geode rich who hope for • briight future fo hien. If integrity, abilKy, perseverance and industry count fur anything, there lecithin' in the legal profession beyond his reach. d Mr T J Heard, of Luodon,ie in Gods rich, where he is ender contract to stet pan now Gown ucomet buildings - t Ftoti Caths. -The following is ed letter from the Rev D. Mc(iillivratt ay dated Chetan, North China, Dec 30 IL 1888 :-/Matt FATISk, - You will in 1ey long letter owe from John, hat I write you this that you may know I as !safely hare. We had • nice voyage fn... sr i Japan to Shanghai, and then atter a o-: IX s Ysieja Al v 3 Kot Asa" - Eng to Window it had to be spent, fur t; which purp-,se we entered • very re- 'pectable saloon, and when he tabled hie a • money the bar keeper gave •n ezelams_ two whioh drew every aloe io the roots forward t.. see the curiosity, and they R„' I enemas .u'ly declared they bid not seen r, much "specie" as they celled it for ever so long ; for, just w in Port Huros the "red don(" cud "wild cat" shin - had ' (►u .our returu to Wood«r, how- ever, we met with an old into who bad built himself a nondescript boat in the shape of • colter about twenty Eve UN lung sad bound with iron hoop* like a barrel for live or six feet at each sod, having • Auld and hitches) with a small cabin neer the helm ; and this novel craft we had either t., tlaviges* ourselves or Is.,. it alone, and the sae being apparent) all gone, our (tnxiets to get along as undertake the re& of the swollen river that neither of us had the slightest kouwled;ge of. All went well enough however, until •bout two miles from Fort Malden, when just ea it was beginning to get dark we stook feat on a sand bank, and all our puahi.R .red shaking had no effect, and the our - rent was so stroof that we could not get off it backwards. So the two Youngs is a sort of despair jumped into the water neer oil the arm -pits thereby lighteni u the boat .of their weights and with the c,utsneon shaking of st they gut its over the batik, and jumping in again cold and wet a they were. We soon got them to Amberusburg ; but had that bank bee ax inches higher, we firmly believed that that would have been the last of no, for from our near approach to Lake Fite, and consequent widening of the river, ere must have been about • mile from either aye' delay we came up here by another s' f, steamer. I .m very well and comfort - h• Iable, and Dr McLure, with whom I am to work is a tint -class fellow whom I •1 - lo ready love very rush. Tose can put my Ibex safe arrival in Tet Ss;rat_ Hoping you are all well, arid as happy as I •m. rt This u • delightful place and I may be bete all wiuter. Address my letters to, 7- care of Rev Dr Smith (our min. )Chefuo, e7, North Chins. Yours, DoeaLn. • A Boy Wuo Mata Tatxus Ltv•Ly. II -The /eland ktentiwl, Kamloops, hail 7- the following in reference to the family n0 of • former resident of (ioderlch -On Wednesday last the building occupied of by Gordon Breis., furniture dealers, had • marrow escape from destruction by fire. 11 The second flat of the building is ore copied by Marsh Gordon as a dwelling hone, and during the absence of Mn • Gordon to the collar for a few minutes, Lion, • stirring three years old boy, seized a burning brand from the .cove • and touched off the lace curtains in the • sitting room. He also applied the brand • too the hair of a baby brother, and singed - him very artistically. When Mrs Gor- r don returned from the cellar the cur - teals were about burned down, the is paper on the wall was blazing, and • bureau near the window was in flames. With gloat presence of mind she ton down the curtains, threw • pail of water on the fgam.r and thus succeeded in pre- venting aseriousconfagration. The baby was Hot injured by the firs other than bariog the hair singed off his head. This is the second time Lion has singed his brother, baptism by tire apparently be- ing a hobby of his. A. O. C. W. One Line. -The open meeting udder the aoanices of Go.der- ich Lodge A. O. U. W., on Monday evening last was a very successful affair, some seventy five visitors being present. A very pleasant time was spent, and the fgll.owino lengthy program wee success- fully some throogb :-Business end in- stallation ; the Reoorder. reports, which showed that the Lodge was flourishing • address on the alms and benefit. of Order by S. P. Halls; refreshments served ; address, Mr McGillicuddy ; solo, "The Skipper." Mr Fletcher ; ad- dress, "Sociability," Mr Hetherington ; quartette, "Medley," Messrs Belcher. Henning, Thompson and Halls ; recits- lion, ''liver the Hills to the Poor Hoose,'. Miss Hetherington ; solo, "Bay . r Biscay," Master A. Cook. ; address Mr Danby, representative of Seaforth Lodge; solo, "The Old Home," Mia Hetherington ; address 111r Trick, re-' prwotative of Clinton Lodge: quartette. ![.•sre Halls, Henning, Belcher and Thompson ; address, Mr Buchanan ; Duet, "Juanita." Misses Hetheringtoo ; address, Mr Price ; solo, "One Hun- dred Fathom' Deep," Mr Belcher ; ad- dress, Mr Mitchell ; trio, "Dame Dar- den." Masten Cooke and Mr Cooke; "God Save the Queen." Tear Hire Bgg-r Rgwaeogp. - The fulluwiug from th. Chicago iwrestutad.r refers to a (ioderich boy, son of our townsman, Mr T. B. VaoEvery ;- Messrs Eugene Cowan and Jos. J. Veto Every from and after Jeouary 1, 1889, will have a partoeribip interest in the targe 'insurance agency of Dave d Roque, of this city. The boys deserve the piece of good fortune. Cowan has been in the servseo of the agency since 1871, and Van since 1874. They have worked hard and faithfully and have therefore earned success. Stowe Re-mot/so -- Saturday last the many friends of Dv Shannon, sr., were rejoiced to see hist walking the streets once more unaided after an interval of 15 years Oaring which his sight had bees obscured by catarect. Some time sites he underwent an operation whioh proved oil successful, that he has now a restoration to sight which enables him to 000e more take the place in the busi- ness' comunity which his affliction had militated against to some extent. The friends of the doetor all rejoice with him iu his restoration to sight. Yot-ao Ms.'s Lranaat. CLOS -The seismal meeting of the Young Men's Liberal Club d Goderich was held in the club roues on T.eaday evening for the election of oMMe-ars and othx busi- use. The following officers were elect- ed : President, W. Pruudfuot; 1st vies- presideat, W. F. Foot ; 24 roe-prtoi- dent, D. Me0illieuddy ; rec,rdtog-e.0- rotary. G. F. Blair ; torr.-sacretary, J. Steelton ; treasurer, R. P. WiIks.s,n It was decided to hold .o *pen meeting and literary entertainment at an earl day, of which farther notice will be given. Orrt.-ssn iNSTALLgn - At the regular meeting of Hurn E.noampm.nt No 28, 1.0,0.F. on Monday even.np the follow - Patriarchs were elected and metalled for the present term, Pates teeh T Gun- dry C. P; J F Jumps S W: A B Cornell H, P. ; G H Nairn, R S; H W B II,F. 8.; W H Memey, true; J W Smith, J. W.; C W Andrews, Guide; M J Proud - foot, L W.; J Straiton, 2. W.; J M F*rqultareo., 3. W.; W Knight, 4. W.; P Holt, 1. G. of T.; J Roberta, 2. G. of T The imminent t nicer D. D. O. P. Philip Holt. was assisted by Iraerieehe Roberta sod M J Proud/cwt. Psastrranog alp Montan - The following from the Bible class of Victoria street Methodist church to the retiring teacher, Mc. Cementer, speaks for itself. Mr. Cummer has been • resident of Goderich for nearly a year, and the pre - mutation and address to him on the eve d his departure proves thee he ha asto- unded in gamest the good will of thous who had occasion to keno hint hest : To Mr. Comms : -Dear Teacher, -It was with very great Borrow we termed that *wing to cireumsta.ceta over whioh you had two control you were about to sevs (loderieh,and would therefornitave o sever your relationship with es ea Bible Oleos teacher. During the too short period you have been mune es your interest in the elan has boon of the moot earnest natant, your seal has been most unflagging, .end your teaching of *eh a eharaeter as not only to enable nd hold the interest of but also to in- trad every eaembst of the illus. That your efforts for the gned of timeless have mere folly appr.elated ie m.wifest by the ember who now act nd,aed W interest bey aanifeet in your t•.ehhig. W. be- lieve that even • kindly expre mioe of re grist a your leaving by the awbere of year ernes would be reeipmeat.d h7 you ea heartfelt and e•reeet,bet we wished b ye our $retirede a tw.gibla that you might remember the d owe s hen far away- Haying that God may blew you, Mn .mer, end peer An- ima in whatever ptaee year lot ori be seekaad that He may make rOe eaieeet- 7 emtfel, we heir of pie be •sept Ihis Mar • dile% hegemony of oar aIsm REMINISCENSES. side of it, and no vessel of any descrip- tion passing either up or down to have a chance of helping as, to say northing of the chance of a squall coining up from the lake during the night, our prospects for a time were anything but pleasant. The next morning the Demur and Ben started in search of the Upper Canada Bank, which, after scrambling some- times over and sometimes between tea - totes, candle -boxes, soap -boxes, bales of factory cottoi: &c , &c., they found, "Jamie" D.ougail,the marager,enscontted in a low-oeiltogted little tack shop ; hat no money for the Huronites, nor ao' word of such a thing. They were how- ever, pleasantly told to wait a few days and it would maybe emu! So, as there was no earthly possibility of our returning towards home, we generously took Mr Dougall'• advice, and with the *tupelos of • little oocretoesi grumbling we re- mained quietly in Bullock's Hotel, the beat in the place. While waiting for breakfast the next morning I was startled by the Doctor shooting Kydd' Kydd! and 0o running to his room to see what had happened he hollowed a1 me "did you aver see • hog in armour,' and there he stead in the middle of the floor just in the shape of a T with his arms straight out and down he could not get them. He had got credit somewhere for the cloth and trimmings for a suit of black clothes in which to visit the army officers at Fort Malden, and although we had three of our townsmen with us, all very good tailors, be had chosen to employ a cockney tailor from Clinton, *opposite the London man must be the beat artist! I helped him out of his strait jacket, whish 1 never had the pleasure of seeing; again, and the ceremonial visit was made to Malden in the dirty homemade cheek and Tam O'Shuter bonnet ! After wast- nR ic.ur or five dam, we were notified hat the mens) had really arrived, and t took the manager and Ben over a day to accomplish the transfer of such a sone rom the one to the other, and our friend Boa had become so nervous and tired at that unknown to •nye( us he tumbl- ed into bed with the moos' hennaed ightly under i•is coat. Now, sir, not- , withstanding the fact that is personal bodily danger Ben had the pluck aced serve of a giant, the po.a.ssioe of so large • sum of money not hie owm made him really unlit for anything, es John Young and I repeatedly found be- fore we got home. In the meantime, however, a Cleveland steamer -tis first of the season -a-expectedly arrived amd. having little or nothing to do in Ane- kentburh, was in great haste to get re- do way again for Detroit, and kept whistling every 1.w minutes, bot Bea Fifty Years Ago in the Town of e Goderich. Ordered Mesue-ter- f$wwlp Wald xet 1 Leave resell rets Mea Were Paid -The Trip se Amber.ibwee-rhe refight o Abseil "Lode mea- seed the dle." j t "aw No 14. To the Editor of Tata Stoitat.. About the last days of March the or- der came f et us .11 to go bot e, but still no word of any money. The companies were at once started homeward being kept a day apart as formerly, and as awful journey they moat have had for the rued' wen at the very worst, but as I wee not with any of thea, and as they were ell scattered to their several homes soros weeks before I returned myself, I and the money had disappeared ! The aloe$. The Doctor wrote to the Govern- h ISO give no pultie104-- cf how they got aodlord, the Young' and I searched the emee spin and again sed no to every place that we had known Sim to visit. until we felt sure that he had been kid_ pped and the money gone The doe - tor was in great wrath,bat consoled him- self by taking Jade -on dons with every sae with whom he had biome* aoqus.ae- , and thew were not ■ few. The rens and, 1 were in the greatest es- trus. s Noene. we did not for Dlt me - mire e- mive that he had decamped with the 'boodle," het we all felt the lose of a, pwsoeal friend, and feared too free tine *0113. at home without the fonds. sir. if any of un had only thoeE► the bed the whole trouble wen M. have hese eam eared as, foe I ayet re- member e9 well a se if it had hem Fina- lities -perhaps bettor--ihet eemetbisgg Whaled me to son DMoro s Erb lirbed-rotes sed asap observe asapis the se eerlet, es hs Amara magud Ale pastime awl big elbow kept it p. I had him ie the door behre he wee well awake. and of we started fee Detroit, where ft d another fright &welted hewe which wee never tom forgotten b7 either. Taos. [Tem. (to to on.a.s .va, l , sweet that es be and the colter oMears' bourse had bee psreonally liable to store- keepers on both sides cf the river for abeolutsly sees.ary elothing bo., for mr many of the men, be could not leave the frontier until these debts were paid, and be ordered Oen Wilson, John Young. James Yoang (hie faros servant) and nor -y• y m self, to manila with hitt About a week afterwards he received information from Toronto that $10,000 were pleoed at kis «edit N the branch of the Rank of Up- per Canada in Amheestbore ; thus enmity adding front 12010 130 miles of SSA roads, (s.d then was not yet alt y swmmSwissbtolt by water, fns es to travel; sewed of seeding the money to Ramis seem twenty -lire wiles towards our homes ; and, as i shall yet show Ino seriously imperilling .11 our lives in our anxiety to get hoes and to pay oar mer. However ea woe as we meld get • of Mama ws started by the wilLst basks of Like St. Chair fee Windsor, bet .Held eel neither term nor vessel of any deseri$ltee to lake on farther ; we then messed to Detroit and spent • whole day then with the sane want of messes ; het during the night the Doetnr limnv- e9ed in some net of the waypatrol a pies*, silver half cr . Era pie, Ito hore'r•ero. . Loeb at w bad IS Ws rm. J