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GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1889.
I Oil A TZAR AR IN ADVAECI.
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. Cats:
ual Advertisements accepted
toThursday of each
�� � Mr. Si•lnay Malcontent arrived in, Thine intending to take water irnm The cold dip froze nF some of the ere
ISDN Dn°mny a vruieg hewn from Port Arthur last week- the town are requasted to at onus notify lights on the Square, and engineer
Sewn, f,iatowel' the town clerk. McCallum had to use a torch to thaw
d d The engine at the G. T. elevator has
Sita Ells Plate, is visiting Maeda
•n f them oat, People would mins the lights
rot t t Leiden a d Dwelt. been taken away fur necessary relwtrs. The usual fortnightly opeti meeting o V i
a rtes a ° +' the High School Literary Society will be these stormy pleabta.
Mr 1:. Shultz of T„rout ,, formerly of Mr. Lech Kennedy, formerly , f Clue K may
S•Itfurd, returned home t sturdsy last. ton, is now the clerk of the Albion hotel 1
held this (Friday, evening at 7.30 p. m. The Waterworks Committee have
Alar Ituls,n of linderieh, is the ,test Oo Sunday at St. Peter's the Festival bliss Charlotte Adams, of T.rontn, placed their order for Ird pipes fur
g of the Purification of the Virgin Mary reeupies the desk an the office of ser ce. with S•undrn d Sun,the pluwb-
ut the Misses t u , of r, til `ltrathtur was u.{emoixed baunoen A bun. t• he has had • erre, and will be ready when weather per -
Up noon ed J -I . Stun, of Budele. lectured on thorough business esg erir")ce, and taken mea to put in services fur those requiring
week. Wednesday and Insured+, last in Vic ! Mr A. S. Fisher, formerly ..f Clinton, up the ot5�e work .,f the firm, water.
and well kuuwu u: (iocjench died in
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale Philip Holt.
Notice to Creditors Wm. Ivens.
Zeta l4 -men -Grand (►ae,a lfiuse.
Insurance Agent E. Wtadeock.
In the Huta Court of Jastide -S. Malcomson.
Seeds D. M. Forel, Windsor.
History of Detroit Detroit Advertiser.
Reform Coarentlw-C. Gireis.
BORN.
Beasts+ ---At Its St. Patrick street, Toron-
to. on Monday. the :Om January. 1MF1, th•
wife of Samuel T. Hasiedo. Attorney•
ti nemei's Deese reset, of • da°t seer.
TOWN TOPICS.
A chirt'aawcessp re, MOM' solos.
da'/sick Ar U prowl tit,”
If Lou want a floe view of your resittenteto
ague, is the flbdrrf*A Iffwsfratrrf call and see
negatives at Lieu. $tewan'tt,
A Coot' Plilinte mT,--Tbe most useful gift
you ran make Is to give a Wirt Pen- Ap-
ply to D. McGillicuddy, agent Godrrich.
Manitoba linseed ('eke, unrivalled for
epee,, •ale... homes and sheer. -Crushed"
"Nutted" ]teal, by the ton, at Burrow's Seed
Store. Hamilton-st,
Tut N'oure'a CtrautTiee Tenem aeric
Vogues will meet regularly for the transaction
of Milinets every Tuesday afternoon at Y -y
o'clock. in Knox church. Even woman in-
terested in the work La coriLally invited
to attest.
Oa; ttr, hbor, the weather's on the "-oldish
side. said the wart -hatred lightly clad tramp
to the man with the fur lined uverrnat. Is
that so. was tbe response. I wasn't aware of
the feet. as you see 1 am i_side of one '4 V. d
A. Prnthaan s overeuats.
Or 'Lod after March let, Got. Rbyosa, the
people's druggist. w Al be found in Achenoa .
rank, ow the Square, where be will fill
evere order in his line with promptness sad
ear/dulness. At present on corner of Mont-
real -St. and Square.
Carpenters wbo are idle look here.
Saunders t Sow have about :Leon feet of pic-
ture tuouldine. which they are selling off is
a lower price thaq the lumber is worth.
Frame your picture,, during lour Mk time-
c'all and vee >rsmhl.-q and prices. The cheap-
est house under the sun.
THE (nhtai. u 14N,y. - The work of getting
out the pI�llustrat..1 edition of the ciuio
der►
Slm$AL-*TAC is quite an undertaking for lo -
at men to attempt, and yet the views. petal -
leg. tee . will all be done at home )last of
the pictures that will appear in the pamptdst
will be front the studio of It. It. Sallow*,
who makes a specialty of floe work. He is
now open for orders from all who desire to
appear u the great town work.
orespele W11 nave It. -
The wonderful healing and soothing pro-
peniesof i.umwdewte Wilson's !loyal Olytw-
e recl Ralwm •,f Fir are the .car. -t of success.
Conchs. Colds. Sore Throat. matinee Whoop-
ing t ouch and incipient Cowsumption quietly
give way to Its curative powers. Nothing but
his s•tperiorit over other remedies haw created
the detrtand for It from all parts of the t'rwv-
in:e, whit h ►as even etre to t died
torte hall'
Denver, Col., recently. He moved to I Messrs Tambline S James, the con. Fox OTTAWA AND MONTRE%L—A
Several Cliotouieus have been euj•'T- Doh ver about fuer years ago, arid at the tractors for the pub is buildings, were in Large vantage of our
residents to Montk real
our in,tt;u:atlu,t btetz.s fur the past limn of his death was in his mph year. town on Tuesday, letting the c.utraet K P
to
few days. for a j•,iuiug work. Buchanan d
y I Dr M Nichols•oa, the Aest•st dentist,
The Dresden noes publisher a roll of makes the preservation of the natural Robinson son s, he'itig the lustst tender,
h.•ttul consistent .•f these who have paid teeth a specialty. Gu admtua Bred from . ass awarded the cnntnet,
their subscriptions. 19 a in. for the painless extraction of Mr Hurd, the contractor for the stone-
d weather „usirt to produce in d' teeth. I work on the public bu:ldiug., has fitted
during the past week, and some of theta
will likely take in Ottawa before their
return. Amongst theta were Dr. Holmes,
F Jordan, M Hutchition and the Misses
Hutchison, Mrs (Rev W Your", F W
Jehnstuu, Ed V-atEvery, W Davis, F
feeling—everybody being then gaud in I Miss Csrtmril,the first lady missi,•nary' up the ole house for a workshop, and is j,ridham, W A Colb,roe, 1) C Strachan,
to J•pen, delivered an interettuov and busily engaged with a gang , f tun cut
Ober',ab to speak. pa
ort SiS, ung a nose .or to acu,vs. e e -
day for the Pacific Coast. The judge' Muth,disi church on Monday
afternoon pacts to have the walls twee fur roofing 1 wt�saaoll ar PANORAMIC tient a Ezetatrto�r.—
hu three months' leave of absence. leu to a fair audience. The ladies of the about June.
church furnished refreshments on the Knox Church Mission Band will hole- Thero wLs an extxlleot presentation of
teanunmio views ie► the Grand Ones
- J-oa Beek' sad other'. "e hepe they
Judge Sinclair of Hamilton, left :ton- I iustructiv'e address in the North the ( the f H ><
daughter ac ompanted him,
A Young Meh's Lioersl Conservative
Aso/centime has been organized iu How -
ick township, with the following ..fiicete:
President C. C. Keine ; V-ice-Prrndent,
George Ws; err ; Secretary. W. J.
(freer ; Treasurer, Matthew Dane.
' S,-u.n,L ti"AEu MEETIN.. —The re
"Yes "said the d•ottur "the ',vender) teams ul fine mar, s for his farm. He
occasion, which were freely partaken of. ! its regular meeting at 2.30 pen . next
Saturday aft• -noon, t.mt',rrew i The House on Wednesday evening last, by
Mr Oliver, who has lire") on a short'the Canadian Stereopticon Company,
rise to night watchman Yule, has re• j `'scent f the Bind will be prepared h, t under the intomanagementeop,•f Mr E. Mar -
fumed
turned to his home in Manitoba. t�'ith start the sewing class en Saturday, and
the assistance of our veteran hortewsa, ' owing to this the hour of meeting has shall. The views were well placed and
Ma A. M P•'lley, he picked up two l been changed from 3 o'clock to 2.30. the coulic scenes greatly roused the nai-
bilit'ee of the audience. A special fea-
ture was the "Reck of Ages" Perim,
which were finely produced. A number
of local portraits were also eln'w e, to
this great amusement of the onlookers.
The exhibition is a good one, and will
worthy of public patronage,
remedy' fur ail ills is freaks •;r, one thinks we get ;older weather here than
Meaty of it. People don't let enough Jlenuoha,
gufar monthly meeting of the School
Hop_ was held en Monde evening
J(aiNmis.n in the chair. Member*
preempt, Messrs W. Acheson, H. W.
Bail, A. C. Cheesed, C. Crabb, A. Mor-
ton,
oa
tun, M Nicholson and Geo. Sesame.
Minutes of preteens meetings read and
cotbrined, The Principal's report fur
January showed the average attendance
to be—Principal's clam, 47 ' �1tssBhir's,
43 ; Miss Shannon's/48 ; Mw Crook's
04; Miss Csmphell's,i 5•J; Misr' Ball's,
fresh air into their houses " And then itHgra ♦ DsaaTtls —At a tletoslimg d
he hurried into the store and ought the literary and scientific society in con -
halt •mile of weather stripping.
natation with Toronto 1nivera.ty held on
Friday nicht last, we see that our towns -
The entertainment given in the base- .man \Ir J D Swanson, distinguished
meet of Knox church, Feb. 1st, by the himself as the leader of the negative side
Bend .'f H •pr, was a success. The ad -
WI the subject, "Should Dipsomaniac
dress by Rev A. trotter, was both inter- I Asylums be Instituted and Supported by
eating and invtructive tt• the old as wall Public Funds 1 Of course the negative
as the young. side won, when a Goderich man led.
r
TemrraANee —The ] Dune tTemu,'a Gopsett H BOUND To is AH►.AD.—Mr s Jlisa 11'atrt.n a, 30; Min T. Wtl-
liami , 43; Miss M. Sharman'• 40; Miss
Chnuiau Temperance I. ")ton will bold T Awman, manager of the circulsti�o
their reviler meeting on Monday. Feb.
department if the Toronto World, is
11th. at 7.30 p.m.. at the house of Mrs in teen, accompanied by Mr Keith,
R. Iletiders,.n. B:ble reeding subject, tine of the reportorial staff of that paper,
The Lord is our strength.
C inductor McKnight. why. has been
transferred from the G.uderich to the
Wiarlou branch, has n..t the slightest
thought of removing to Wuarton as re
putted. These who k•,nw the Cline!
personally or by reputation will be glad
to Lear this. Stratford is the place for 1„t -Nu LIBERAL MEETING AND DE- riculturwl exhibition buildings, ant teacher, when Mr. Stephen it Lea -
1
head of the din BA:taii.rs —Steal- water P
turd Herald. s•rr --The Young Liberals of Gedericn works and electrieliehtine and but one cock was appointed at a salary of 8700
open meeting in their Club
The "geographical s-.aai" is the latest. Rooms will on rMt oday F bre ry 11th. The
pr
tve h de mayor
thosethe
things selfishl not
per o, aunt register High
hr 1888, School
190statistics.
avenee
The gentlemen are given cards on which program will consist of an address by the g q y
Wiggins, 5); Miss Bennett's, 36; Miss
Thempson's, 42. The following accts.
were presented and cerder-d to be paid :
fur the purpose of writing up the inter-' Weller and Martin 82 50; W. T. Welsh,
eels of G, ich. It cahoot fail to be • roc. ; Armstrong Bros- $3 75, Streee,
stepin the Tight directtoo, and redound $3 45; H. Hal«, $2; Stu. 414.00. An
to the tenefittof the town. The terms account of J Sato:icier, re Son 824 87,
offered by till' outside newspaper men was referred he Finance Committee. The
are liberal, and we hope that they will Bard then adjourned.
he duly responded to by our residents.Coop roe GonEth-n.—The sister town
of (ioderich having pow got the best ag-
AlrNUAt. MEETING. —The B, nrd of
High School Trustees met last Wednes-
day pursuant to statute. The secretary
in the chair. Present Rev. Lr. Cr..
Drs, Taylor and McLean. Messrs Kay
and Williatua, Mr. Kay was selected
chairman and Mr. Adamson, secretary
treasurer. The secretary treasurer sub-
tnitted his financial report duly audited
showing that the receipts for last year
were $4,!2 61, and this disbursements
84,056.9'J, leaving a balance on hand on
the let of January of $216,62. Time re-
port was received and dopted. Dr.
McLean, Medlars Williams and Jordan
were am:ech ted a mens,;ing committee to
make necessary repairs, includiut taking
iu water if necessary. Six applications
were received fur the position of assist -
are printed the nsme ,.f some et,uc:ty in President, and a debate on the question
the Province, while each lady receives • resolved—"That a Property Qualification
card with the name of the county seat is the true basis of the Franchise as op-
r:p n it The gentleman hunts up the p.Kd to manhood suffrage." The affirms -
county seat of his county to take out to eve will be advocated by Messrs Foot
supper, and if the gentleman does net a••d Reynolds, and the negative, b7 town ; and the inducements it offers for 113+%1, lab IN the lc2 on the islet
know his county .rat • forfeit of ten Messrs Blair and McGillicuddy.Mr J. for Januar 104 are from the town, 62 eumbw or nightmare,hecu bet as there was
those rf means to enjoy their etiu,n rows y,so help for it he consented M, let us ga
cents is exacted fie the iti(orwation,
T. Darrow Q C., will act as chairman of dig or to invest their dollars iu carrying i from the rest of the county, and 6 from Si) ager travelling some four or five
An exchange toys :--We are on to the debate. Special seats reserved for mut mercantileur manufacturing schemes, from other counties Passed e:amira• 'milts we gismo upon the clearing and reel -
pare
which ifjudiciously manas;ted may , tions in 1888.—Seoinr matriculation fo deuce of Mr. Bayer', Alread mentioned
secret, and yon shall know how to pre- T y
pare your soft coal in such a way at a GONE Fitosi EaaTa—Saginaw (',varier: return one hundred fold in comfort w ! Toronto University, 2 ; tint class certifi- in my third uefuureh letter, but quite un -
smell coat that there will be en sunt —News was received in this city rester- shekels to the investors and make the I vete, 1 ; second class tertitiate, 5 ; third
known to us, as we had both gena el-
News
'OM t llesi ext eA n wives who in the chimney, and that the under side day of the death at Guderich, Ont, of , old town hum generally. The publics- class certificate, 6 ; 1ww Society 'stand- though separately. by the L•odon-road
has used it speaks well of it. Druggists ssil It led the stove lids will be kept clean and Robert L. Walker, a printer formerly tion will coat $500, ol-orkich sum the I ing 1st,) 1 ; Medial Council, 2. Pro• We were received is the most friendly
Price SOct.. per bottle. sma nice all the time, and the good wifs's employed in Tice l.',urier composing nein council will pay one hal , the other . Paring for Examinatiou. —Junior Metric- manner both by himself and his sone,
BRIEFLETS. objections to the rase of nasty coal will be Rol art,wbu was saSetu.g with mwump• I money to be made up from se of duet- 1 slates, 4 ; Eno: College (2nd year), 1 ; Edward and James, lads of eighteen or
Mr Will Tedford, of Clinton, is visit- temorud. Aare it is : For a ton of coal nuns lett this city late in the Fall for (isiur ansae, ate. So mooed 111 be —Glia grad class certificate, lis ; third class oar- twenty years of age, and after dieing
ing A. J. Maucer• bay 15 tents worth of common sa►t make Goderich where relatives reside, having ton Neese Record. I tante tabu°t„ 50 ; Law Society, 2. with them, we retuned to Ben with the
a brine of it an pour overt a coal.ou( TEMPLAR,' .. j
under the metaphorical biahel. The
most recent new departure there is the
ordering by the town council from the ,
local publishers 5,000 copies ..f • 32 page i No. on register for January 1889, 172 .
pamphlet descriptive and illustrative of average attendance fie January 1888,
the natural and acquired advantages of 126 ; average attendance for January
attecdance for 1st half year, 123 ; Aver-
age attendance fur second half year, 104;
No, on register fur January 1888, 148;
REMINISCENSES.
Fifty Yearn Ago in the Tows of'
(ioderich
A tewss elites are take sad abort. Thi
lleyaaers Lase Their roam. Teter Fled
A {:ed aamarlia■ - The Lad Lap
ttease, awert nesse
No 17.
To the Editor of Tne Swats At_
DEAR SIN.—As I mentioned in my
last, we were forced to laud on the edge
of a swamp and could hot get at the
moat over three rods sway from the edge
of the lake and the storm, besides which
we had c+ssiderable ditbculty in collect•
ing firewood for the Mott, but we were
all quite ready to get to bed. About two
o'clock in the un oraiag, however, I wise
considerably seared on being shaken by
the shoulder and a hand placed over my
mouth, but this was done by my nearest
neighbor, Young, who whispered me not
to make • noise to disturb Ben, who was
now getting very much knocked up with
anxiety and fatigue. John had been
wakened up by the storm and went to
see how things were booking at the lake,
and hurried back for me to see what
he had Acer' or rather feel what he had
felt, for it was pg�irk that we could sen
nothing, and the storm was apparently
worse than ever. After groping around
for a while we found shout a foot and a
half of our canoe sticking out of a bank
et ice and tilted up as high as our heads,
there being sx. or eight feet covering all
the rest of it. flow, as it was quite evi-
dent that our voyaging was at an end
and that there was nothing better to do
than go to bed again, we replenished
our fin as well as we possibly weld, Ben
being still sound a -deep, and none of us
awoke again until about eight o'clock.
and were rejoiced to find test the storm
was over ; but on going to the lake to
consider what was next to be dens we
were perfectly amazed to fend that not e
vesnike of ice, canoe or driftwood was to
be seen. The wind having shifted more to
the north stet raising the water some-
what higher, had driven every moveable
thing clean dean the lake and had left
nothing but • clean sand or gravel beach
as far as we could see. As soon se we
could make up our minds as to what arse
best to be done, Young and I started up
through the bush always keeping within
sight of the lake in search of some good
Samaritan to give us sotto help in our
trouhle,and left Ben alcove but assuredly
not ''in his glory," for that unfortunate
money still lay on his mind like an in -
Try
h I become convinced that nothing could be R T Orly MEETING.— cheering nowathat all three would be with
Mr Jmo. Guest and Ann, of Loan, andone for him fere. He was single, 22 aarwfml Ttuewry wail nest morales;and they wars not
Visit:_-. relatives in town. Tn it."___There was a good attendance at the open 7
_ _e ___ __-_�-__. _.ous .,,-� _ - - _- il..w..w. fharer•w of the ntlr ileal Ol• -._1_ punctual to ti.. sunt they almost
Burma
er
e auspices
Miss pence/ left nn•Munday Ult. Mon. "•" L`• ' "e .. •. Mathews, sad •favorite with all wbn knew lee
Lodge rt T. of ■- ,sat Tuesday emoting.
for the t than cera marl clrfk nn y K'd thrive and
the t, branch ", the sorrow b hu fellow eraftsmso live, How true this is of aged' growth,
b (remains y AI t1i Jl 11 f born who Kara •o I do net swpp,se Sir that we burdened
was in town on Tuesday last. io the city excellent dasmuree showing how mtem y them with P
Mrs T. N. Osney has returned from to to live and dc- ped
a visit to friends in Bernie,
Mies Josie Old, of G..derich, is the
guest of Miss Beath, of the Mansion
Hoare, Blyth,
Dr McDonagh will be in Dederick for will be some time bolero he will be able tends to the success of the snow program esu rendered : Opening hymn, 1 care, brrpgrnq W their btea+riess the in
t ppe C d ba k bill ---ens sated
treat to attend the Carnival.1 dIL H h f G T It The news of his death was received with The speaker of the evening was ltsv while the robust and hardy longings en their own shoulders. Rut
Mr L. K. Dareey, barrister, Seafort , met with a serious accident on Saturdayex c i an o u
last while walking from the stati.,n to
his residence on Feist street When
opposite Captain Dancer's house, he
slipped on the icy pavement, severely
fracturing one of his legs between the
ankle and the knee. Two years ago he
sustained a similar injury by a fall. It
-
• and hew necessar to sow Daly that tables trunks,cam chain,
A Portrait rot Breleaa. Mre.—The perance worked against manhood, home, I which is suitedby naturefolding eamp-beds, either striped with
agricultural show managers in the Nis- prosperity and religion. His close reason- I velup, D. M. Ferry b Cu.,thegreat Seed gen of otherwise, or even boxes with
gars Peninsula at their recent convention ing and eloquent words brought frequent I Orowen and Seed Damian of Detroit, or without rope handles, as recording
passed one very sensible resolution. It marks of approval from the audience. I Michigan, supply only the best and per- to the Simi& of anise months ago) seems
was to this effect : —"We believe that In addition to the address by the Rev. I eat, raising their own seeds by the most to be the requirements of tho campaign.
liberal advertising in a judicious manner Mr. McMillan the following excellent I improved methods and with the mated en of the present day, fur no such
Mr.
Mr. Giles, from England, has been
preaching to Interested audiences for
the last week, in the meeting room, at
Crbb's block.
Mrs Mellish. of Toronto, is in town,
the guest of Mn Chas Blake. She is
visiting • number of friends and acquain-
tance in this section.
This is the glorions season of the year
when you wear s great coat one day, a
thin cost the second, • porous -plaster
the third, and • doctor's bill the Inertia.
Mutat Peatrn--The W. C. T. U. of
Ood',rich has seemed Miss Phelps. of
St Catharines, the well-known temper -
sow advocates, to deliver • lecture in
town on the 28th inst., of which further
notice will be given.
A matter of interest to Organists,
Organ Students and Teachers is a new
patent organ pedal attachment for
Pianos manufactured by Messrs New-
combe & Co., 107 Chureh-St. Toronto.
Particulars on sppliestiea.
Two tramps, a man and his wife, have
been making a good living is Scotland
by means of their baby. •'We jest gate
'ism christened," says the father, "at all
the little towns we paws, and thee, you
etoe, Lha person makes us all onmfortable
with sammat to eat and mosey for beds
Os days oriel bad we has 'ha twigs,"
A enerespondest inform its that there
is necessit for • Iowa of the Remy
Bergh Society to be instituted I. Geds-
rish to prevent owsers of aged and Infirm
horses turning them out on the roadway
to dia. The pertieelars of • ease that
oemerred on Waterloo St. last week are
gime, sad a st•tsutest is made that the
ishgman owner dewt't deserve to have
his name *emblazoned on • tombstone
with his ether virteee attached.
of the Carling Club was played or keen
ice, on Tuesday 5th inst. for • bag of
dour for the poor. The vice -President
winning by 4 shots.
Rink No I. Rink No L
W m. Swanson, T. B. Perry.
Dr. Raves, S. Malcomson, Turret AND PO[TaY.—A poetic editor Reading, A Lemon to Lovers, Mn. II I the celebrated Pie At murder ass, whtoh l old our severs
A. t. D Allan, C A. Humber, thus remarks: "Ther was a man in our - Strang ; Recitation, "Wee Willie," Mies calmed such a seosation a few yen ago, 1 lands,—the "jog" having gone off in the
Capt. Darcy, W. T. Welsh, t a hs was wondrous wise fee I Crozier • Solo, "The Water Mill," Mr. Mrs. Laving Pigott,of North Doweheter. assess. We arrived st the residence of
were nun, nor hal teen that of
consultation on the first Saturday of to rename his duties on the road. and that all attractions should "Onward Christian Soldier" ; Prayer, ! valuable aid of more than thirty year's any of our otrrdes on the St. Chat.
every month. be well advertised in order to Rev J. A. Anderson ; Chairman's Ad-' experience. Their seed annual for 18g9 nit wen by either of our two Colonels
Mr E Wtiodoock, has or-nsd an in. Ccet nevi —The annual match be- draw non -exhibitors and thus increase dress ; Chorus, "Jingle Bells," Members; ( is a real help to the gardener, and should or eomtort-loving Major, our whole
o mnnce and lues ndi0e on Ilamiltoo-at., tween the President and vice -President the Kate "remiss-. Here undoubted') Duett, Flow Gently Sweet Deva, Mr. I be in the hands of all who desire to par- worldly possess at that time -barring
next door to Dr Ross' office. r auw and efftok Does the acme Conk and son Reding My l neje," chase pure cite seed d Tout the
.. .a true e n r ane a n
rule not hold good in regard to mer I Mr. Keiser ; Solo, "Marguerite," Mn I name to the firm's address at Detroit, of sundry bundles of tolerably well-
ing public! know shout it 1 Successful chine," Mr. Harvey ; Slo, "Che Song I cepy,
chants and who wish to let the porches I Whitely ; Recitation, "The Flying boa- I Michigan, and they will forward yon a dirtied blankets, shirts, socks, d a, and
e _ the doctor's cockney -spoiled sed of
merchants, the world over, can answer,that Reached my Heart," Miss Graham ;; Mack clothes, .together with s few
the question in the affirmative. � Address, Rev A. McMillan ; Collection ; ! One of the principal characters in ,articles with shish we had supplement-
/ Mr Suther-
Capt. McGregor, E R. R anon,
'own an _
President, skip, 4. Vice -Pres, skip,8• i then did advertise. Anhen he marked his td when he saw Arthur
bers. God Savethe tlneen. Mem-Ica inmthe Lnadon asyloaa shortly he
Gotuep-n W ATtewoete. —The Sfod's i hit trade increase, with all his might and i WosTH Stereo —The London Prer shock caused by the death of her son ad
London correspondent had the follow- main, he lower still marked every price Press says of the company to appear here other troubles proved too roach fur bet
ing in Monday's issue : Messrs Harding and advertised again. And when he d- next week : Zen Semon opened far one � weak mind.
s Leathern*, local contractors, who vertised again his rivals loudly swore, to I week at this place of entertainment lastI A Few days ago, the Ileo A. M. Phil -
built the Goderich waterworks during see folks ruse. with might and main, night before a pecked audience, and lips, pastor of 1k Paula church, Tor.ra-
the past season, have returned home to patronize his store. And while they many people standing The show is al- to, called at the Mission Rooms, and
after having had ,their work thoroughly sat in solitude, and saw him custom win, together pleasing in its variety,the prin.-left a cheque for $1,000, hong the
tested. The water is secured from four that man behind the counts- stood and oip•l performer being a gentleman of amount of •bequest to the Missionary
artesian wells sunk on the beach 300 raked the ahekles in. And when he wonderful versatility, expertness and Society, by the late S W. Gill. of St
feet *soh, partly through the solid rook, raked the steaks in, he saw his fortune genial humor. Zen Ramon opens with Marys, Ab little raver sit
year ago brother
a half hone of magic, introducing Berne Gill went to Ca7ifurnia for the benefit of
gonul tricks, and ending the first part his health ; but,.iefore leaving home he
with a very amusing ventrile finial per- prepared • memorandum of bequests,
for -mance. Then a couple of accomplish- which he desired should be paid in toms
ed musicians, Messrs Austin and Pate he should not return to mottle his own
give their specialities on guitar, banjo, sffars. His death norurred • Isw
Mndoline, bells and xylophone. Thee months after, aid his friends are eon -
soaves • grand distributation of presents. esientioualy earryiwq out his wishes as
Last night some $75 wntth of valuables, rapidly as the estate can be settled We
sash as chinaware in full sets, a silver understand that, besides the $1.000 to
nabob, and a great variety of useful and the Miseionaty,Saeiety, brother 0111 left
limey goods, begs of Boar, hams, sic , $100 to the Woman's Missionary, $200
were riven sway by numbers. The Mr wow Sunday-sehc.ol buildings et St
same tact will be repeated every night Marys, $M) to the Federation Fend,
and although the ripply is adequate for ruing, he took • goodly I..t of tin and
the requirements of the town, it is pro- - kept on advertising. Bach day a goner -
posed to sink a couple more wells to ow sum he'd sink, and demonstrated
provide against any emergency. The plain, the more one pays for printer's
water is of the purest, being entirely ink, the greater Is his grin."
free from wiper or salt. "IT BOYsTrtea Harpr'ta THAT WAT."
—An esteemed Toronto correspondent
A Riam'aor•a ExAMpL! —Newspaper
publishers generally will sympathise
with the Poet Hope Tutees in the follow-
ing case, whish that paper relates : Jas.
Whitehead is a naughty man who refus-
ed to pay for his .ubeeriptiow to the
Timm ter several years bask. Mr White•
head. therefo's, wee invited down to the
Division Comet this moraine, and after
explaining to the Judge that he did not
know the paper was received at his
house, his Honer infers/lied James to
pay op- This will serve as a gentle re -
w ider, to all delinquent subscribers,
that where a newspaper is received by a
party without notice being gives for it
to he dissttttinued, the party is liable for
the smosat of the esbeeriptica
seeompaniea his remittance for 1889
with the following --Osis 8aa —En-
closed. you will find $1.50, for whish,
please aha nes the date after my name on
'pct Stow AL. 1 suppose with new
mayor, new reeve, electric tight, adver-
tising. piswty of good water, iand baild-
ieg the now 0. P. R station, that things
will more than boom in the old town in
• short time now. Land will be $100 a
foot around the Square and Inpenp�+r•
ties on the other streets. Sandy Gen-
ie will thea be divided into town Iota,
and old Joe Mayws'ecl and Webster will
he able to carry there weal enevespowd -
sees is the street ears, instead of tiring
MD As old osgs, etc., etc.
this week and on Saturday afternoon.
The programme closed with an exhibition
of Marionettes, which was very cleverly
acne Thew cnnsietsd of • nerro min-
strel troupe and specialtyenmpany of
r
singe, dancers and serotle perform-
ers, the window images being made le
set vary naturally and hernor.'nsly,
elfeit1.e enntiwued laughter and applause.
The whole show it well worth awing.
$100 to each of six orphan coquina (girls).
in Reiland, and considerable seine to his any of my statements with regard to our
surviving brothers and siders, and to iourseyinra to and keen Amherohsrg,
his lather and mother He regularly I far wo are now the only two of that
enntriheted $50 per annum to the Mia- Twill that are left. it was my inteetion
sinnary Society, and desired that the I now to radar rise remarks on the fore-
land should not suffer by his death- going incidents, bat having been slight -
Our departed brother's lite was useful, ly indisposed for thew few day past i
Omagh nnnbsrnsive, end Its 1n*eettee West yet HMrve this for your next ir-
fur go el will lire vs, see. Tapes Kris.
our friends about noon, partook of s
good dinner, which they hid prepared.
before leaving in the meriting. ant then
started for Bayfield, where it became our
turn to entertain aur kind friends to the
best which that sity could produce, and
they scam started to finish a bard day's
work with anodise tramp of six ")ilea by
*sleigh track to their home. 1Ve arriv-
al in Oodencb the next evening sites an
absence of almost four months ; having
left everything belt the moneyat
Bayfield. We counted it no sin, Sir, to
take s crimple of days to rest before
breaking bulk on Ijse's budget, sad the
commute pay -lists having to be snmpar-
ed, checked and approved of by the
commanding officers, it took near to a
fortnight more before we got him en-
tirely relieved of his trouble, but that
we eventually dad do without finding
sag mistake whatever. I am exceed-
ingly ,sorry, air, that not having seen
say old friend, Mr John Young for
many years, i am quits unaware as ss
whether his health and memory can ha
any masers enable hist to oorroberate