HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-1-25, Page 1WHOWt l Y WL L
GODERICH. ONT., FRIDAY. JANUARY 25, 1889.
J D. KcOILLICUDDT, Pomme a.
111.110 A TZAR IN ADVAN Z
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of changes must be Ieft
at this Office not later than
Monday noon. The copy for
changes must be Ieft not later
than Wednesday noon. Cas-
ual Advertisements accepted
up to noon Thursday of each
week.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Jobs hams&
Farm for $.I. -Jobe Maim.
For Male -O. W. Thomism.
Cleansg fiefs --It. Proudroot
Per Rioter Sate -lira. H. Recd
Dives o. Cart Omen -c. Newer
Omit Banal•• -Jas. A. livid t fbtp.
Panorama iablttiMsa-1rr. R Merrikaa.
s PIKos oww aow
are a 0s.. limeades.
MARRIED.
irfilis eat-*aro - A t Ooderlch. se rho tial
Mat.. at the nuldetwe of the bride's
Wear. by the Hay. Dr. l're. Mary Jam
rudest daughter of lir. Jamey Ret& build-
er, to Mr. Dose Skittles. Uudericb to ens.
amp.
CHEM
Parev--le Stratford. oa lteeday. Amgen
Stmt. Nora. moose daoi torr of Mr lease
Pap•t aged TT years.
tis.
TOWN TOPICS.
I
WO* try tit bake who
J: lafa► tM'u serval It."
There L so maw te tea phonographic Itae
that causes be Mud by tMu.:..wart the
pholaeranber.
.4 Ouot+ Praam•s.- The Moet metal gift
pea ohs maker to MTV • Wirt Pea i►
Ott m D. MCUWuaadf..seat t)oders'I.
The aid sod reliable is always lbs bent end
th.tb what ems b. had .< Oee. WAY all jrag
OW* in.ren has. lie alas be tract tae as
he. mad Ms It every Wm.
*sahebs Liaised (lake. uarivalied ter
wens, e"eberme sad sheep. -crushed-
-Nome Meal.
eNauaMeal.. ly um toD. u harrow's seed
hare. Hatattt.a st.
(Moil Issue epd•g : kat it win :eke a good
dale racing lake this behave we get NM -
met, vest is the massa wby you Mould gat
as►mMv W br aditngrs.ea apes F. t A. Petit-
liseTem Wonatr'e Craprt•u Tzureaescs
Basco wW meet regatar1y fey the tra.scuse
Ear Kam ebl'asttt a. Sven womasa
to awed -
the watt la u.e4Ltly larked
Tba toss y C.sral is i• sank= this week
ets.sber et the .pesM1 haters. s, ea the
.std Prebtbettes, reed sad bridge Ischia -
Um and such like was ea tar diecemisa : bet
MP pus _I .. a+epi.tetitw sae seat ane
a. It. R. S. wee eau 4. at kis pilafs gallery.
Square amid )I..trealMt
WATER Sgavtt*,-The Mon wW sea pre-
med to pat is sunrises ter thaw raceme/
water. Ituu crab to .void the resit o7
WIRE 'Wig get •gn •a
e. mfi Moa to put
year ter •mid aaranima sow. Tiwy employ •
bat clam plumber sad gaeraat.s all their
wort Prams will s sedeate. Pipe •.d
}cam wilt be regulauca strength to meat
Iowa pressers.
"e*e*wee WIA rse k"
The wonderful heehaw and essibiag sew
ramitof Loudesissia ..4a! tWikewe's eer-
secret
eTrost AAsthssi. Macakoe
SM, ge p
sad lacipieat t'oasemptMo fabtl7
iar to tie earauve powers. Nettie, bet
.rieray over mbar remedies bo. created
rasd qr t tr.. su parts or tie Prw.-
blcb beams. exiesded to Me Usage"
yI k.oars every perm s who
NOM. air team
posit d It Draggles sell It.
BRIEFLETS.
Look at the !.bol oa the p.pa.
MW Newcombe has rand to To-
ronto, to resume her Modes to short -
bawd.
Loot opens this year no Marsh 6th,
Ash Wednesday, and tiers April *1st,
}aster Beach..
Don't forgot the disolviag view enter -
tearer is Victoria-st Church, oo Tues-
day the I1th inst. New feature., new
'tows sad apo (ages. A good time sore.
The Postmaster Genera W issued an
order that mosey orders sed sawing
bank briars will be basseeled a sU
holidays anti/ Mures o'dosit L.
Knox Chards Mimdme Band will hold
its regular nesting to morrow (Saturday)
alto a.oe. Meering to evaimasses at
three islet* ob.rp. All are melted.
Dr M Nimbler, the Wont -et destiot.
makes the nes vaof the natsrsl
teeth • ty. Gce admiMWer d from
• to
the prinks sztraowos el
with.
The a.wmp•per is the meat powerful
sad most .Satin• educator the wend
has ewer W, and people glee softest to
avail themselves .f the epperteotties it
odes at a seeleal crest usa s.1ddy new
eon then toes,
Msco•eraa' Lamm. -Dotal forget
the snarl isle of mereaas.ad period-
ical this evening at the rooms, to saw
Dreesaees at 730. This male is send
u • good okras N memo.i =mid
is
first class literature.
The Regina Jeetrer says :-Otot or
N gen. --As twelve e'edoek on the eight M
Drenthe' 31st, the Regia beam band
w.. Add Lang Syne" es Broad
street, Want eoodye to the old veer
.ad .sb.,Me is the haw. Afterwards
the band serenaded Judge Risharda.a
Sad Mr Dixie W end thea pro-
ceeds'r. o-
ce•ded to the hoar of Me Berry Sesnr,
President el the Band. wham supper was
served, .ad the sejeyoaat was sew
Osseo! well 1.b the were area' hems
The Lnada. beet Sad ahm daises
hem derided eat le ie WIlia ma'
di their doom, abbe te e.eeet
slim daring t says
Ile St a.• Hors this t tbs
boot seed ohm Mabee r,- . de Iles
ansae booms s the ragtag of goods me.
side doge very Iittls rood sew
s. ega
People le his oratory know jai what
they are snag to hey .ben they Mope
mow, sad gess ally --oe merit cif
joiners Weeniest( - weam to bey.
We nouns by the Regina Journal that
Mrs Dist. Watson. formerly of Wiig-
has, orgaoiat and ebuer leader of Koos
thumb, was presented with a well tilled
pane or Now Years Doisoeu.paaied
by a wiry 000tpltaestary address.
Missionary Anniversary Services will
be held io Norah -et. Methodist church.
post Sabbath, Jen 47th. The Rev
Jobe Wakefield of Burlington, will ..c•
copy the pulpit Morning Sad *veoine.
Speasl collections will be taken ep for
mision&
Cuomo Poona Warr ma Zara. -
The .New Era says :-A petition is in
eirenlatioa bete. aid is betas howl,
awned, aekiog tbet Mr R. M Rao y be
appointed to the office of postmaster of
Guderioh. No gra in Went Hama bas
better skims upon the Domtnioo Gov
mamma
fur recognition, than this same
gontle
ead a leiter man for the
o iethl WA be selected. We would
like to See the Government recognise
Mr Hooey'. fitness. tboogb wo would
much regret his removal from town.
E,1Ta•ranategtrr.-Boaz Church Bead
of Hope will owe r ustertatn5Net ou
Friday, Fob. 1th. in the basement of the
church. Doom open at 7.30, 'hair taken
by Mr H. I. Strang .t 8 o'elook sharp
Rev Mr Potter. of Victoria .hutch will
address the children. Silver a,lleoties
will be taken at the door. The folios.
irn[ is the program --Solo, Min Pearl
Wynn ; rewtatios, Miss Z.ily Putter ;
solo. Mime Nettie Crabb : dialogs*,
...bee. of Band ; solo tuetremental,
Henry, O. D. Ndtei; dialogue, mamben
of hand ; solo, Master Bert Minos ; re -
adagios. Mie May McCrasib ; solo sad
dors, Mtge Nellie McKenzie sad tee. -
of fW.
Amour r,•.trwwpac. Mag AT ms
FSOIT/ -Dr C. J. Rasileos, of Corn
wall, was in town last week, visiting old
and familiar seises. He is sow 'mayor
of the "Factory Tows," or "Pitteborgh
of Canada, se Cornwall is aptly called,
and San authority on waterworks and
gown' poblie improvement.. Our old
towna.so motet stand well with his
o eghbor. in Cornwall, for we Imo that
this is the fifth year in which he ham
stood for municipal honors--(orthe pcei-
Soo cf councillor, reeve or mayor --sad
each time was reeled by a oanintcs
vote. Spaabia, of the Ooderich publw
iuprov.eaeots, he maid, "Your water is
of good quality, but you would find it of
great .drainage to have a standpipe. It
would save the revises of w assetaat
rrgineer, would maws fuel. and world
gir. • guarantee of full protection in the
*vest of 6n. But I'll may one thing for
you -yon have the beet electric light sad
the emit chant* for the service to work
to advantage of any town is Cards.
No one aas down you on your .Metria
Tight system ; but you'll have to get a
standpipe Whim your waterworks system
WI be minted upon se complete. "Tb.
Doctor loft town on Saturday to be
sworn in as Mayor of his adopted town
on Moodily last During his stay is
town he was the guest of Dr Shannon.
T1sr snowballed HIM -Wednesday
last about 1 p.m , two or three boys oa
the way to the Central School threw a
bw snowballs at a young farmer who
w as in arose of a load of wood .t the
'market The also uudeetook to chase
tb. three or four yoresten, sod
followed them around the Square
three blocks, to the heed at
North street, making eoowbefb sod
throwing them .t the boys all .Ioag the
route. At North -St, however he streak
s erg, for at that point he am* upon
fifty or s hundred boys ranging from tea
to sheer years of age oa their way to
'shod foe the throws ertenoa. Time.
whoa they saw that sobs et their eon -
fades were bang chased by • serge
ser, •t once took s head 1. the wafter,
and bran m iowbalting the yore
farmer, which soon resoled ia hi• b egtts g
driven bre fro. North -St. vied iM.sdbre
so to the Square. From every pant the
unfortunate man received • heavy M
from tb. boys, who by this time 1•tmergy
crowded the public thorooghfan, g
time sad .gain was the •ietiat gawk
severely. Several of the tying snow
balls streak him on the back of the head
and wh.s le throw back his Wads to
shield that portion two or thew more
"herd seem' sseght him is the fay.
Then he throw his ones over his face to
pce.sr•e his features, and endeavored to
walk back to the sericite, bet this ably
gav* •o oppnrtenity for some el the
boys to ran ep behind and trip him,
which they did and hei Saw down with
the proverbial "dull thud." While
endeavoring to rise the hays, who by
this time were worked op to the bigbses
*sentiment, swarmed armed him, sash
sadesvoriau to woke his presume felt,
so far as iherwin snowballs at the se-
tortnasM ma was esaasraed. He Se-
aly et emered t. U. fees lea dead eon-
dit nsl to get .ore Utopia/ra
sore M
le dit.od with ewiftrs.
sad residat. the boys by this throe hew.
ng berme so sr.eroom that no Wort at
"dashing" as the part et the violin
sold save his head and Mas. There is
▪ kasf ieg wW "mad here bees the
eetatrll, ae the heys hi their essiteaest
g.reenserare that they were worrying the
rasa d.sat to death, had ant • wal-
kovers raNest et the two
zoo the Nemo sad girt the buys d►
It l time seek adNNMms e. err
while thirties/Mares ward step*M. he
anew .es not • pleaded empty where
the freer oseorrel, sad at ems psi.t die
ground was batt Had the berg 10
thew ezate.ent, de W the visas In
hie frowsy takes alssietbrowi is
enasegssuaas wesM have man "maims.
Our eneatablemt am M it that there
ie so repetities d t rage.
Dr McDowell' 'AU be to Gdericb for
noesultattoe on the fine Saturday of
even month.
Foote rug Anownt: en ran Pocono.
-The Canadian tltereoptieue Co. have
been secured to give inhibitions of their
wonderful and entertaining panoramic
deecnptwn of the moor, u( C.n.da,
the Battles of the S olden. the Charles-
ton Forth.luake and the Riel Rehelliw,
in the Greed Oyer• Hones on Wednes-
day and Thurrday, Feb lith and 7i h. The
Stereopticon Co. is under the manage -
went of Mr E Marshall, the wellkn•.wo
purser of the Beaty boat Onteno. The
prnorema and deeonptire matter is high-
ly spoken of by the preen
♦ Tat*CT$ TO Tag Biisrrr 07 Auvs*-
natao.- "When I came to my dirk last
Weu.edy morning," mid John Was -
maker, the Philadelphia millionaire
exaschamt, "I was a.tutally thiokaae
about the Christina* which w. had. We
did • great deal of Christmas business in
this store this year. Juring the ten
days ominous to Christmas our galea
averaged shoat 1100,000 • day. The
grand total fur the ten days falls only •
few dollars ruder a million. I spend
15.000 • week in adverting, and I pay •
mtilltul man-• former newspaper editor,
..d s good nae -$1,000 • month to du
it for me. I nuke muoey by it. Ad-
vertuioe is the leverage with which this
store has nano raised up. I do not Sea
how any large sod euecemef.1 retail busi-
n ess oan be dose without libaral dver-
tietng. Cooliow.ua advertising, like
oaotiaaose work, is the moat e(f.etive."
SyLT 8roe... -The law provides that
• person taking op .uy stray stock, shall
within fifteen d.ys thereafter, gine
notice of taking up by publishing a
mottos three times in a weekly newspaper
it .be is publtabed within the section
where the estray was taken op; and it
tho property is not called for within three
weeks atter the first insertion of the
notice, the &oder shall go before • justice
of the peace sod make oath as to the
finding and advertising. The intim
then appoints three appraisers, sod .p -
on their report, advertises the property
for three weeks more. The pardon
claiming and property moat pay all
charges before reeetvmg the earns. U
the property is not claimed within oa
year, and dos not exceed fifty dollen is
vales, it then belongs tc the party tak-
ing the gams op; it over fifty dollars it
shall be advertised by the justice and
told, and the excess of all .spoofs' shell
be paid over to the 000nty treasurer.
Any per000 taking op an stray sod no
glowing to cans the same to be advertis-
e d sad appraieed,s all be liable to a fine
of twenty five dollars. The astray law
applies also to soy other personal pro-
perty whioh may be found in like man-
ner.
The following refers to the death of s
'oedemas well known to many of oar
readers. In years back he and his
family were frequent viaibrs to our town
and the Point Farm :-Mr Henry Mesh-
er, Q. C., es -Mayor of London, died at
the Bober homestead about {o'clock on
the seorwiog of the lith. The deceased
had bar suffering watt? from Bright's
disease for some time past, and 'peat
ravers! weeks in Toronto ander the erre
of the ablest physicians there. He re-
turned home slightly improved m health,
but got worse after oomirg back. He
again rallied god again had • relapse,
unfit Wednesday moraine it b.Mse sir
pert that his boon were aombeed.
The dreamed wags sem of the We H. U.
R. Basher, sad was a native of this city.
H• studied law with his father and
showed sash marked ability thea be peas -
.d Um bar before he bad sanely rmasb-
d mssbo•d. He sub eq.ontly Insane
a weans of the lien of Becher Street
sh
a Baer, whish, through the Bechar,
of
the ..14.r .s.bor sod the promotion of
W. P. R. Street to the Beseh, lastlyy
berme Dresher a1Bisekbwtn, with Kr
limey B. Bbekbeea se the junior emi-
tter. Mr 8.ierrs only p.blie esp•r-
ieaee was (a W City Coueseil. He wee
l Nerd as sYwmsaa in 1883 to wW wee
known me the "Board of Trade" Oora-
til. He was Relented again in 1114,
sad was retried ter Mayor in 1188 by
a voey haedlee.s majority. After that
ke dripped from 'municipal life. Mt
nether was • guatla'mao of redeemer
sad dt..ras. His statarrl good breed-
ing led hi'm le trust one alike. .trd i
be was as sable with a sgSrr who sp-
pewhed Itis for d« as with his
warmest friend. Mr Boehm married $
Mies Os.pbell, daughter of D. Oa.p-
WU (as old sod romentod re-
sider of Shane) who bore hint three
boyo, all of whom •arrive his. His
brother, Alesasder, who is eagaped 1n
r.ilroadieg is the 8.stbura Sorsa, same
home a few doye ego, hew went awry
aeaia whoa he fogad the doess.d is a
fair 1way towards reoowery. Besides
this bretb•r, Mr Ba•bar bee a mister in
Tomato. ase is Reglgsd, sad Delo hare.
Yrs Form He was • man in the
petered Sb, beteg 43 year of figs.
ITHE EDITOR'S TABLE.
• Wean we ewe Athens few PubNuMtte.e
That glove geese se hard
Baarea a saoazrss moa rssCLzT
I.
urn{Theodore Child oats -Metes to Burp -
{
e,'s Mognsise for Febarar? •n soden*
. upon "The Hotel Devout, which has •
bearing upon • matter of increasing in-
terest to the American people. special-
ly in our western cities-tbe founds, too
' and bsi:ding up of art ewers•. The
i tiret steps in them public enterpeiess an
frequentiy taken in the creat Paris auc-
tion "mart, the Hotel Droaut, where pri-
vate eolleoture, either directly or thrurgb
. teats and dealers boy their temente of
•rt. For example, meat .4 the work .f
the modern French ach.r,l of painting,
headed by Troyoo, D.uhigny, Rousnu,
Dias Meuaouier, and Millet paired
through the heads of Frans. Petit,
famous dealer sod expert at the Hotel
Drogue. From private oullsotiona ob-
jects of art pas to the public mnseom.
Such an eckn ..ledg.d metre of the oom-
meree in fine ate industrial art products
a. the Hotel Drowt naturally draws to -
( ether • cirrous motley crowd of people
trout all parte of the world, who, with the
famoes auctioae.n, experts, and subur-
dioste fanctiooaraa, from intermits/
material for the aeries of sketches drawn
by J. Raawlli to accompany Mr Child's
Perm
TSB BaTTts 07 TSB swags.
This is the title of a book by Samuel
Barton, published by J. Theo. Robin -
me, Montreal, which will doubtless be
read by all who have been interested in
the international relation, between M-
o eda and the United State.. It is sop -
posed to have been written io 1930, and
describes the easy 31Iptere of Canada 40
years previously by the United States.
Thi. *teat is f..ltow.d by the bombard-
ment of New York by the British beet,
whisk results in the United Stats bang
forced to cue for pease at any price. The
publisher stats that the book was not
writ1 s in the interest of either politics'
party. We are further told that it i.
• oust striking and effective preesnta-
tiue of the utter defencelemow of the
United States against • foreign foe.
Ta'tlsrew r e.w
Mayer Battier we swore in last Moe-
dy,Mr Oe.pb.11 sduisisteted the n•th.
The atpressne en the worth May's
bus when he nth the tha
at bowed
h im to faithf•Ily desires his duties
irrespasem of party or creed, that eow
torted upon him the highest .ties la tee
e ight of the pimple .1 this r.ai.ipality,
r INA es the Ifr•Mpt band., of ease,
Wig one el deep.asMM, in .marked soo-
nest to the espreseles on he
the n whit are Rid•rduta'e d.
W roes.. Opera Hoon* Bleak. no ss -
1woes
.aW.nie Oho 10. a ML the helm is ow ed
GODERICH TOWNSHIP.
From a oorxepoadeat I
A large horned o.1 weighing 5 pounds
was caught by Mr. C. J. S. Nate! on
Saturday last. A trap wee set, and his
owlship put his foot in it and was caught
by the toes. Mr Nafte' is Row looking
around for a taxidermist.
BELFAST.
From cur own Correspondent.
Mr J1. Barclay is rioting at his broth-
er John's.
Mr W. Phillips, of Suodndge, Parry
Sound, is down on • business trip.
Hr Robert Irwin hee porchamed •
number of horses, which he will chip to
Brandon, Man.
Mr J Levy ie living in the home form-
erly occupied by Mr E A McKackeozie.
The Nile correspondent goes for the
bntolkeeper at the Nile in the last tsar.
"Bob" should Dose back to his farm.
Onlooel Pane, Deputy Minister of
Militia, Ottawa. bee had advice@ from
England Mating that the authorities are
extremely well asia6.d with the mili-
tary kaowl.dge pos•eed by the gtade-
• t•s of the Royal Military Collage who
noshed •oasasions last years. In coo -
sequoias of this the graduates are ab-
solved from entering upon erten ini-
tiatory studios which they try would
otherwise have been obliged to go
throng►.
We this week .hroaiele the death of
Mr Jeanie Bae-et•r, who, atter a linger-
ing illness, peal peamfally away at his
reside -ea in Huwiek os the 2Vth of M-
ember, 1888. Deemed was a native of
Abawdeeoebire, Rootlsad, and had reach
d the rips apo. of 78 years. He emi-
grated to this eountry in 1853, and was a
resident of Howiek the Lot I8 year..
When he came to Howie& In psrehasd
• 6•e bush farm, mid by bard work he
✓ eseeded in ..1Morf himself and
family • eo.lort•hb hoar. He was an
eases Christian sad r •olive and pro-
rilest .•.bar of the Presbyterian
amok. He lived • quiet .od retired
life. sod was mash esteemed for hie up -
righteous of i.efer.
Doett Use Bra Wo.ne.-I0 pro'mol-
gatiMR year Mooterle eoritateom, or .r-
esenting superdeial eoutiment,litles sad
pIilneopbisSl orpeyehologisal observe -
time, beware of platitodiars posierSsi-
ty. Lan year statesman pees= • stee-
led654. estrisimmas. is.pared eo.prehss-
g ibbers. or.. - -at soasighsei sad $
.eaoenn•bieager lino.
erliner. •U -
glo.etba. itoMat prr.lity,
j.js.o hebbe.set std seers* &t.sta-
noa, Let yew okaporaneos dee-
med.r sad unpremeditated sip•ti•-
tier have intdllgibility and veneer
virility, without rbndoesnated..-v Nrr-
moral bombast. Avoid all poly.yllsbis
poofat'dity• den double seteedre•, pre-
rlest joeosky sad pestiferous peofaait ,
oke•ureet or simperer; i, ether wes ,
talk plenty..Marstly. ani •st'siblf, sod
dee% ow Win weeds.
o... Seat ea
1s s warm .aadestd by the et
MOS heels an the year enema. O.a
opaplegi h bast imsdosed theaeh the
weep .t Perim.% Polishes O... St-
twusbee, the r.l y We .ad *.re pop saes
sen. Pommes =ztrsetor is now wide-
ly holdesed. erre of all sobeeses
t as met pr.desb a eabetitatn
"GODERICH ILLUSTRATED." wee ow booed= deity to advertise mar
wane.
The Tows Decide. se £dvertW Ns Adam. Mr Tholepins was .4 the same opinion
mem ee the •.rd4e Wend. as Mr Holt. We should &Jvoruee our
An adjourned meeting tit the town town, asst the proper tinea was cows He
eouoeil w1. held on Monday *venlig, to I favored the scheme prop. eel.
Mr Cvl
wander the .obeote of the Board of lroroe (alt •stiefied free what
Trade for writing up and dveetisiag the ID. knew of the good remit* of limier
town by the publication a aR iUeatrmt• methods in other places .bat the per
ed journal devoted ezoltteiveiy to that I subesitted to the a,uoail would he •par
tog investment. He was in favor of the
Purpoee-
rhe merit opened the meeting by
giving an uetlue of the work proposed,
and stated his biotin( that the ou.ncil
should take hold of tbe matter if a pro-
perly devised scheme were laid before it.
A delegation of the Board of Trade was
protest, of which Mr Crabb was spokes-
man, and he asked that that gentleae•s
b* beard roe the question.
Mr Crabb stated that l•at fall .e efts
had been made by the Mob. to write
op the town in its regular edition, bot
the town, owing to the public works be-
ing incomplete, was not in a position to
take it up. Recently the propositioo
was renewed, and the Board of Trade
discussed the subject. Thar opinion
was that • special edition illustrated and
dealing with Godench and its business
iuterste would be preferable to having
the writing up done in an ordinary daily
oewsp•par, and after consultation with
the town newspaper moo, were cotvinc-
.d that the ddiuon could be well
got tip sod profooely illustrated by
the town °mom. A proposition from
the local newspaper men would be sub-
mitted, and he believed detail* Dodd be
given by Messrs McGillicuddy and
Mitchell, whom he wuuld like to hear on
the question.
Mr McOilhood dy maid that this
scheme was not his 0000eptioa bet had
emanated from the Board of Tt•de. A
week ag'., os he was not then • member
of the Board of Tracie he was unaware of
the project, but on Friday last he had
been invited to • meeting of that body,
then in ounjuoctioo with Mr Mitcbell
to formulate • scheme for advertising
the town. He had proposed • statement
which was is effect as follow.. It wee
proposed to publish so dstioo of 5,000
oupts on book paper, illustrated with .t
least twelve cuts of public biildioga and
scenery in Godericb, and devote the en-
ure spar to advertising the interests of
the teen in $ meow that would be a
b.oe4t to all concerned. He then de-
tailed the various items in *sensation
with the plan which showed that some
1400 of omt would be entailed. The
Board of Trade wee of opinion that .t
least 1300 of this should be subscribed
by the town council in the purchase of
5,000 tams, and the r.wspaper men
were to take the responsibility of raising
the rat by venting up the basins in-
terests. In coocludiog, the speaker
mid that some $50.000 or 673,000 had
been expended during the past year is
making public improveseenta, in the
shape of waterworks, electric lights, ag-
ricultural hall and grounds, &c., and
the question for the council to deride
was whether in view of this large ex-
peoditure and the consequently itoprcv-
d oouditioa of the town, it would not
be well to advertise the fact so that the
outside world would know it. If the
council approved of the scheme it would
be well to take immediate action, so that
the illustrated edition could be
completed sod cirealatd before
the beginning of summer travel, so
that Godench would be able to further
imam the large number of summer
victors that had been her portion in
prevbcu yaws.
Mr Mitchell mid he had little to add
to what Mr M.Gillicoddy had mid. As
(a back as 1881 he had thought of the
scheme .f advertising the town, but ow-
ing to the meet of engravings,/to, and the
difficulty of turning out mice an edition
frees a single l.aal newspaper ehoe, he
had been deterred from the undertaking.
R.o.atly when the matter came beton
the Board of Trade.hn had seen Mr Mo-
GiUieuddy and discussed the question,
.red wee enevineed that by ;clot senna a
publication Gould be printed tnfenoe to
none tented oat in any town of lila
This pnoti•g d specie/ editions was a
plan freely adapted at other points, and
had done mush to ingress* the progress
sod proapwlty of many /Swum, sad with
the natural Wertg.s tit "'rich oorld
not fail to prove of haemin to the place.
With a good sumer hotel or more in
tows, we eoald have alades of
whiten during the ..o:,1or wo had in
addition to our fine electpip light merviam
the beet water to Americo, and ooald el
so oar iedooa.snte seek ee mineral
w sters sad seine baths to peones re-
quiring reeopestios. H. endorsed Ur
serene admitted by Mr McGillicuddy,
and would add his manatee to that at.
ready gime that the work w cud be of
drat glass quality, and woold,he believed
py itesif tenfold the ire yew.
Itr Per.ak:sot thought there twee no
amenity for bosom* the tetra solve
we W s seesaw hotel. It people wen
Word to Gore here what we had so
sesommeodatios, be bothered M weld Ale
Misty to rather dna Wasik the town.
He believed steps AMw1a he Jaen to-
wards
rwards entities a eldiesls sad carer
dims ttasssw betel.
Mayor Ballow said diet es fa es the
Mat et aavertiaiog pose essesme4 he did
n et think it or of the way, as Mr J. J.
W richt, .1 the Pniat Nem, hod on rose
thea ass envies made a Ma¢ rimae
metier b dvwtidee kin bot&L
Mr Holt behoved the idea at ad*ar-
riat s, the tows Mote b the beer at ea
itlwr+at.d wadi • reemeode-
bls me. Thanks is the old roma we
hall the bat gods to oar r is shape
et destris lieflt, good water, as, sed 111
illustrated edifies. In other town
w here Mu system of public advertieieg
had been tried it had been resorted to
again and •gain, or kept up annually,
which showed that those who had tried
it believed it to be • euud paling
"method.
Ex-wyor Seager Ms was present,
wan asked by Mayor Boiler to express
en opinion. and e•id he commend is
what had been ..rd by the taajurity of
the previous speakers. He was of
opinion we had the beet town to Canada
fur • Sommer resort, and with our no
mot public improvements and miosal
and saline waters would mama lane
numbers of outsiders for recuperative
purposes doriog the summer soothe if
the knowledge of 11. attraction. were
spread abroad. He thought they
should go on with the work of publish-
ing the illustrated pamphlet.
Mr John Acheson. sr., was also asked
by the mayor to give se opinion. He
bad not heard int the Scheme until
o'clock that evening, and at first wee
prejodioed against it, but what he
had heard from previous speaker
since coming to the meeting had con-
vinced him that the publication .1
an illustrated pamphlet was a Step in the
right direction. He was heartily to
favor of the poo proposed.
The Mayor said that there appeared
to be some misconception with regard
to the shape of the publication. The
plan proposed was to bring out • puha-
cation of the aim of the local popes,
profusely illustrated, and printed on a
superior clam of paper. Some of the
gentlemen present evidently were nailer
the impression that • pamphlet in or-
dinary book form was the msti me eon-
templat.d.
Ye -Mayor Seager, Mr Acheson, coun-
cillor Colborne, Mr Crabb, councillor
Holt sad ethers favored the idea of the
prbliostioa being in pamphlet form.
Mr McGillicuddy was asked for infor-
mation as to increase of twat, and maid
that the punting is pamphlet forms
would necessitate extra work in the
matter of folding, trisming,and binding:
also that toren with printed title pane
would have to be fsnished,aod that the
making f n.. rup of the ller, t wood
and furnialsing
.. ion Iva on ad-
ditional coat of about $50 on • 16 pale,
and 175 on • 32 page pamphlet. After
oonaalting with Mr Mscheil, Mr 1g♦
Oillieuddy made a proposition to print
5,000 32 -page pamphlets. and to tarnish
the Town Council with 4 000 copies for
1260. the re.•ining 1,000 to be plasma
of mal. by the newspaper aim.
Mr Ho.bee wanted to know how
much apace would be devoted to the
town and how "moth reserved for adver-
tising.
Mr McOdlic.ddy-The original utas.
tion was to devote about five pages of i
oohs/nos each to the town and the re-
maining
rraining three paws to writing op the
business interest.. If the pamphlets were
decided upon, fire -eights of the 32 pages
would be devoted to the town, .red the
remainder to the Dominoes wrhiag. IL
the business men cf the town easN 1
liberally the pamphlet would be a=t•si-
d to forty or fifty page• and 4,000 enpitt•
would still be supplied without an •dam_
Boal met to the oounciL
After some farther diecomaioo,it was
Moved by oouneillor Nicholson, ..e-
onded by deputy-rtteve Smith, that the
town pay Messrs 11°0E1ln:eddy and Ma -
obeli 1960 for 4,000 copies of • 32 -pyla
iliwtr•td pamphlet advertising the
tows'• many advantages es • summer re-
sort and progressive place of bo.ineea,
and that the publishers bind themselves
to di.nbol•n additional 1,000. Car-
ried.
At a subsequent meeting of the tow
eouncil, held oo Wda.day evening, it
was decided to publish theilloatratd
pamphlet in sixteen royal quarto pews
with colored cover.
The final tweeting of the old City
Coaneil of Toronto was bold oa Friday
night • Tia Maya's salary was lower-
ed to $4,000 a year.
Dr Lysol. the retiring Mayor cat Perk -
dale, was last wring prwested wits •
very handsome alv.e tea service by the
people of that flowery *.barb, as a Stark
of ar •ppreriapen of hie o.sdoit me
Mayor dorim nth. year.
Advises has the Pacific enact May
that • teat of .maty one heudrd A.eri-
eaa mod Canadian remote will set eat
shortly for Babriag sea sad take tot'
shames of captors by the ff. S. revenue
_ Bt the &dtries of Ib . physicist', Jaw
oeld wiU like m oboes trip there) the
Sorb to reespsra s his failing health.
eauad by bee vigils at his wile% W-
e ida, the loss of isp.$gddest b msi.ehl
trouble, having alma* pusht'yd hi..
A half -tweed weematie brdy, .bleb Ink
barbed at Winaikg miner years app
hag bees exhumed sad fogad to be ps-
tWiled, sed as pietist as when buried.
The Indy weighs ergs kandrd peasda
A. offer of bee tsmsaad dolls.., .ods
by s manager of at' Americas name asa-
saaua for the body. hos bees vefum•d.
As alkali sense tics nosed Storbot
the m gh the IP.%
Reloo
MOO
•