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HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAT, KABOB S, ifMe.
PARNELLISM AND "CRIME."
Thew are great days for Ireland.
Her darkest hour is peeved, and the
glimmer of dawn is breaking through
the gloom which has of late overspread
bee political horizon. The conspiracy
which it was hoped by the enemies of
Erin would culminate in the political
downfall of Para.'', and the disintegra-
tion of the Irish parry, has proved a
veritable boomerang to their assailants,
and now instead of the tiger hunting the
man, the man, well armed and invul-
nerable, is after the tiger -if we may
transpose • familiar ezpreesion. When
the Timers crusade against "Parnellisse
and Crime" began, public opinion -a
fickle jade .t best --seemed to low its
head, and condemned the accused with-
out wasting fur the evidence in defence,
The testimony of LeCaron, self-confess-
ed perjurer and thief though he was, ap-
peared to carry weight, sod c,naiderble
imeortai,ce w.. attached to his state-
ments, which, is the light of later know-
ledge, are now out td evurt. But it was
Dot until the man who had furnished
the Times with the all.ged Parnell let.
ten -Richard Pigott -eras put in the
witness box, that the highest pitch of
excitess•ot was reached. His story,
told circumstantially and with apparent
truthfulness, seemed to tell strongly
against the accused, and it appeared to
many that the meshes were fast weav-
ing around the Irish leader. But we
trusted that right would prevail, .nd
whoa the crow-ezam'nation of the
Timis' leading witness was begun by
Sir Charles Kassel' the curtain began to
lift, and In doe time the true inward-
ness cf the conspiracy was exposed. Bit
by bit the dark secret was bared to
public view, and in due season the his-
tory of the foulest attempt to destroy
and discredit • British statesman, and to
bring obliquy upon the cause which he
sepoesed, w.. brought to light. The
sequel i. • tragic one. Parnell stands
today an uncrowned king, while the
Times wears sackcloth .nd ashes, .od
the Times' chief witness, like Judas of
old. stands at the bar of God, with his
owe blood upon his hand., s suicide in •
strange land.
And so, o01 of darkness has Dome
light ; out of apparent weakness hes
lose strength ; and from fear of the
filer. has oom. hope and trust in the
time to come. Ireland's cause is bright-
er toddy than ever before ; Ireland'.
sons can hold up their heads and vtep
limner than for years put ; we're • day's
starch nearer Home Role -we're almost
there ' The days ..f rerseeutiton are
shortening op -the hour of Balloons=
and brutality Is drawing to s Moos. The
sky is brightening, and the way is be-
ginning to look akar, .od i. the not die -
toot filters in ba age slip els admits'
tine of mm s7 • paIrines hrpO, that Mee
again will hirinsii is Ireland wh4t all
her true MM. .r. -ter, the oomamms-
titre of Iirns. Role sad an Mak Perlia
meat on College Green.
PtlMDr'IrT BAma=otl was sworn I0
SS Pres dent of the United States for the
sett foss yeses, at Washington no Mor
day last.
M trot ff►wMaamr ei11 soon have to
begin drilling his M1.(t('') t'laier,nt•n. 11
ere goot'ul to fight sgaoat the
- ;. time they wen putting on their
THE HURON SIGNAL FRIDAY, MARCH 8& 1889
inIDGING 11101 OIYQBBSWD CAT -
?LS AT F.1lRJ.
Perhaps there is so elate st the ems-
mauity who hay. a greater variety of
topica to disease whet they mem, is
oo&v.*tluis or loattutee thou the farm-
er have. The list of subjects already
debated at tanner's institutes is large,
and there are • thousaed and use things
to wk about yet.
But while • good deal has been said
about the breeding of stock both for
beef sad milk, very little hos been said
about • feature that is just now ennead
ing the attention of prominent breeders,
sad that is the matter of judgiug cattle
at the great fairs- A ribbon, a diploma
ora medal from the Proviaeial or any of
the ,treat sits exhibition. is worth •
good deal to the owner of • thoroughbred
animal The progeny of the onw ee
bull that win. the leading ens. at these
fain is in demand. In short the men
who judge live stock at the big fairs Rao
do much good or much herrn as they are
tit or unfit men fur their work.
Last week Mr Wei. McCrw, of
Guelph, a leading breeder, appeared be-
fore the Bead of the Provincial Exhibi-
tion and told a sat very flattering talo
ooso.rolog detain judges even under
the ems of that institution. He said it
had been charged that the Burd some-
times had nct the proper ekes tat jtdges
fur live stock, and there was a good
deal of truth in it.
In the city of Ottawa is 1037 the
judges in Ulu Galloway and Polled
Angus classes were et fault. One man
actually said he always gave the prize to
the biggest breve !
Mr. McCrea then related the follow-
ing instance
My father asked mouths+ man if he
oyer judged Galloway..
'Yes,' said the man.
'Were they •potted I'
'Yee.'
'And had therhuro. p '
'yes,' said the other.
'Well,' said my father, 'that's tbei first
time I ever beard of spotted Galloway*
with horn.." (Laughter )
Mr. Muer*. suggested that the various
breeders' associations should recommend
as judges to the exhibition boards mea in
whom exhibitors could hare some confi-
dence as being fit men for the position.
W'• would recommend our institutes
to take up the question of the appoint•
spent of judges, not only at the great
fairs bot ala.) •t our township and riding
shows.
Our own opinion is that fewer judges
old • better quality of men is the great
cure for the ills complained of.
THE EDITOR'S TABLE,.
A Word we two Ales New TaM/eatibou
Thal Have Ceml M Maud
HAarxi a MAOAZINI FOR MARCO.
His "Comments on Canada," in Har-
pers lfapanne far March. show Charles
Dudley Warmer a genial accurate, and
aymoathetie observer. His conclusions
in regard to political gnus in the Do -
inion will command _etteution because
they carry with them interns' evidence
that they have been lugicelly drawn.
Bjorn•tjens Bjornson in the mise num-
ber witness bis studies of Norway sod
its People." His pictures of peasant
life are often the very poetry of char•cter-
izatton. The capital of another foreign
people "New Vienna," gives the subject
for • long series of illustrations and brie(
explanatory tett by Curt von Zahn.
Resides the third instalment by Constance
Fenimore Woolsoo's aerial, "Jupiter
Lights," this Number °Attains three
short stories : "Siowtopp'. Confession,"
by John 1.111ie. illustrated by Fr.denck
Barnard, "A New Arabian Night," by
Edward Everett Hale, and "One Story
is Good till Another is fold," a tale on
oo-operstire plan, by Brander Matthew.
and H. J.s.op, "Poe's Mary" might a1
most be classed with fiction; it is the
true story of the poet's early love, an
episode unknown to his past biographers
•'Tbe Origin of Celestial Spices" is by
the Darwin of astronomy, Prof. J. Nor-
man In.ctyer, E.lt H. It will cum•_ as •
revelation to those who have not follow-
ed of Tate the advances made in this
science. The publication of Mot!.y'.
"Letters" is the justiEcation for • char-
acteristic short essay by Geo. W m,Curtis
Theodore Child waste@ upon •'Th• Inst•
imolai France," and Alexis Uneaten,
complements the article with many illus-
trations in the French manner. Ken-
yon Cox «rotnbotes an assay in &roster
criticism, "W "Mato Chase, Patton." with
. samples of the artiot's works. Tboeme
Bailey Aldrich and Louise images Gui-
ney are the poets of the Number. The
Departments discuss Amerman topics al-
most ',clean/ply.
101 MZTR.,DaeT MAGAZIN, to-■ MARCH.
The March number of this magazine
is one of sustained interest, and well
maintain* the high reputation of the
periodical. It has three handsome-
ly illustrated •n,rl.s. Ons entitled
'•Thrnu11h Nurm.ody,' giving grapbia
picture. with pen and pencil ..f Dieppe
rind of theme/tint old city of Rouen. 7'b.
Rev George Bond's 'V-egaM,nd V4.-
netts," describe in racy style his land.
ing at Jaffa and journey to Jetusalem.
'in the Osman Fatherland,'' by dm
Rev i)r (leen, gives • aopioody ilium
tested account of Nunnhurg, on. of the
mon n.tn.atse trues of Europe. pp,.
frssor Ooldwin Kmith's article ore the
Moral Freedom of Mao will attrai
B oob attentina. K.nstor J Maedossid
elves another of the prpers whish are
'seethe murk intone Da Marls Met Fond.
era avid Pr.shyt.risrutwo on Toronto
The Rev Dr Seth +land contributes •
thoughtful *tidy on Newman and the
Preetar(se Mnveriertt ; and Or Ntewart
f ives hi• Mriking article on the Proem
Outlook of dm Diffkr.et M.thndama of
tient Reit•iu. Mr Dunn'• ' K'otonee
of Shakespeare" are se deli=tely amt as o
s lens•. A ins tlmeset of Melba ,usd-
aaR is given is "lase Holm's" .hars.uR
story .4 "Deasy Miller's Dowry," sad
Mr. Barr's "treat Naylor, • Story of
Methodist' in the Block Cuaalry." Now
is the umm w esbsertbe. Bask numbers
esu still be seppNsd. Prise 52 . year ;
51 for w Bulb. ; 20 de per.umbsr.
Win Briggs, Turowtu.
THE TOWN OOUNOIL
Report at she •sasses et sass Hormel+
Ther meeting of the town sous -
cel was held oe Tuesday sveniug last,
the Mawr is the chair..All the seem
bun present sleep& councillors Pridh•m
and Dunlop.
Minutes of last meet* were reed and
approved.
The report of the sNelory sexton
snowed four t--terieenta, 3 adults and 1
uktld-none tet them from town.
A report from the registration of6ee,
Tomato, showed that the clerk of (leder
risk bed registered 73 births, 25 mar-
riages and 32 deaths-
raTIT1o,H.
A petition was received from • num-
ber of ratepayers eking that .est.ta00e
be given to Win Helloing to odd him in
eoevsrtiog Its mill from the stow to
✓ oller prow& Referred to special oom-
=itl.e.
1111 01 Innate woaxs ommanTRR
4 uderich, Merck kb, 18t49.
To we Mayor and Council, town of
GoitrscA :
Oatcrtsnze,-Your pobiic works onm-
mitte*, according to iustructions of this
eouucil, advertised for tenders for the
building of an octagon pavilion is the
Park,i60 fed in diameter, cad by. tend-
ers were received, vu :
l7Os Building For Building
with stats with, matt
riaL without door
Johnston McBrles, 551 O1 $13 .0
John H. Jobs moa, 3161 M fol w
Peter Sweatt. 373 Olt 175 01
Francis Semen. SOD a 51 00
Weald Cummings. 71/300 313 00
We would, therefor*, recommend D.
Cumating's tender be accepted for
the whole bedding, including material
and floor for the sum of 5300. Your
committee also received tenders for the
supply of 6 ft. cedar plank, and recom-
mend the acceptance of the tender of W.
Stothers, Ashbeld, for plank averaging
12 inches in width for the sum of 513 50
per M, be accepted, this tender being
the lowest, We would also recommend
the tender of R. W. McKenzie for the
supply of nails be accepted, viz : for 3
in , and upwards, steel tails 5'2 75 per
keg, iron nails 52 65.
Tete. C. NAmt, Chairman.
Moved by Naha', seconded by Col-
borne, that the report be adopted.
'MOINItR (HI?MAN'S REPORT.
Ouderteb, Feb. 22, 1889.
Joke Butler, B.w)., ChoirTmun Water
Works Committer :
Diaz Six, -Atter examination and
tests of the pumping machinery uuw be-
ing
eing erected by Tee Gordon Steam Pump
Co-, for your waterworks, made in Janu-
ary, and after seeing the engines work-
ing again this morning, I seg to report
as follows .-
That the larger engine works satisfac-
torily when pumping at a speed to dis-
charge 300 gsll.,os per minute, as shown
by plunger displacement, which quanti-
ty of waist is the present limit to be got
front the wells ; but that the smaller en-
gine dues out work satisfactorily -and
oaanut be accepted is its present condi-
tion. As the pumps were delivered here
e arly in November, 1888, and have
been working more or lea since January
1st, et aline expense to the corporation,
and as there can be no revenue derived
from water -takers until spring opens, I
w ould recommend that the pumping en-
gines remain idle until such time in the
spnog as the committee may select, such
tame to be not later than May 1st, 1889,
and that the contractors be then nation,
ed
atio r-
ed to place the engines in gond working
order according to specifications and
contract, and that they run said wastage
my for one month acoordeng to section
6 of the general specification.
As the engineer has already made two
trips to t;oder,ch to test the pumping
entriee5, I would recommend that he be
paid by the contractor for pumping ma
chinery for any additional serried re-
quired of him in testing said machinery,
and that his fees and expenses be de-
ducted from any moneys due said nos
tractors
Upon the contractors for pumping
machinery agreeing to the above condi-
tions I would recommend that they be
paid three thousand five hundred d•dlare
in addition to any amount already ad-
vanced them.
W Iloilo CHIr'AN. Engineer.
53PO*r OF WATEWOEza common -1z.
Goderich, March 6, 1885.
ro the Mayor and Council, town of
Go&ri.A-
Gzrntilzil,-Poor waterworks com-
mittee would rsoommend to the council
th• putting down .4 another •s11 to the
flow .4 water same as that flowing from
the Hawley well for the supply of water
for fire purpose&
Ws would also recommend the build_
ing . f • shod for the storeys of a six
months' supply of a.el or the utilising
of the old betiding on our property for
'bat purpose.
We also ssbmit for your consideration
✓ ep.,rt 01 Wcla Chipman, oar engos.ev
respecting pumping engines.
Joule Stem's*, Chairman.
Immo' tv)MMiTrI$ IMPORT.
That your Finance Committee have
.zammed the foitowing amounts and tw-
oumm•nJ their payment L B. Montg a-
mer7, 516 00; 1. Major, 519.84;
Danny Mfg Co., 524 30; Galt,
Perch& Robber Co., i7 04; Ogilvie@ A
Hutchinson, 53 83; Thos Swartz, 54;
Henry Nome, 51 40; That Nwartz, 53;
N1zoe sturdy, 52; W Kirk kilo,
$11 90; Jae. Heuiaders & riot, 510.87,
F. Snows h, $204 61: Jae Sosselers t
Son, 51.70; R H Kellogg ! Co, 544.50
Tho aec.eut of 1h Me;,e.n for daini
dam to his buggy uy the late Mr Fteds,
when driving watering 'art, w. sass's
recommend same to ha pew as we con-
sider the town s not responsible We
would ree.taui•id that C L McIntosh
Ire paid LM sem of $10 in f.11 psymset
of his ireuun( for 2(k) trees taken oS bis
property. W. het. .resumed the andi
tors' r poop and ,eeommend.eceptaace of
ems. sod Nat &brtrset .1 isms be pub-
lished wsrdiag to sheets, and that
-,ditom be paid tbeeel.r.
J. B. Cometmes, Chairtaaa.
Mowed bJ A Smith. seconded by
Tbempeon, that the report he eduptd.
The treasurer's monthly atatweat
showed a betimes 01 53.9* 22.
Moved by Prosdfuut, aeeooded by
Thompson, that the waterworks sum•
mitten's report be tattoo up Magee by
.lasso --Carried.
The report was them taken op and
aper discussion was adopted without
.hangs.
On the dis.mmbo of Mr Ceipman's
report it was mowed by Huli, seconded
by Ntholsoa. [bat teat part of Chip -
man's report respecting his payment be
nut adopted- Carried.
Moved by Nicholson, seonsded by
Naito], that the part to pry the Mazwell
d Gcrduo Cu. us account 53,500 be
adopted, aid an order h• draws upon
the treasurer for the &amount --Carried.
Moved by Pruudtoot, .rounded by A.
Smith, that a special railway 'imamate*
be appuioted-Lost.
Moved by Proudfuat, wounded by
Cantelon, that relief oeioer Ho,it be in
strewedto deal with the new app'ioants
for relief as he deems beat- Carried.
The loosed then adjourned.
COUNTY CURRENCY.
Meese* F. J. Farrow sod J. Johnston,
Blytb- are taking a lot of stock back
with them to their bones in Dakota.
in the stomach cf a bee.. kilted by
Mr. May, Clinton, the other day, was
fused se old Euglish York shilling.
Mrs. Elisabeth Johne, relict of the
late Mr. Johns, Wingham, passed peace-
fully away oo Friday of last week.
Abuet two years ago she busied a husband
now bet family are wiled upon to mourn
the death of • mother, taken away in the
prime of lite
Wm. McLeod and wife, of Breseels,
started for their Manitob.. home, un
Tuesday of last week. Geo Kelly (Mrs
McL.od'a brother) l000mpansed Maui.
They took • canoed of stunk, to., along
with them. We wish them a pleasant
and este juuroey.
Mr A. Lucas left Blyth coo Monday for
the great Northwest J. M.Oreigkt ae-
oo=panied him, baring e►arge of some
stook beimetit out by Mr Leese, W.
learned their destination is Calgary.
Moses McVsttie mod family left I.oe-
dmalwro Muoday for Powees.n, where he
with Som. 'rite[s propose going into the
'ember business, having secured • tim-
ber limit there.
Last Monday Wm. Downing, Brussels,
lett for Ingersoll where he takes • poli•
tics in the dining room in the Atlantic
House until navigation opens of the
*ppm. lakes wheo he will reele his old
position on the "United Empire," of the
Beatty lir.e ut steamer&
The Exeter Times propounds th's gum -
tion in substance : How mach must you
out off a wedding cake, 50 inches in
height, and 20 inches in diameter in the
shape of a perfect loco to give the tame
quantity of cake to each of the two
brides 1 Stone of our readers may solve
his.
From a letter received, Mr. 8 G McGill,
formerly of Wingham, late of Denver,
Colorado, we learn that he has decided
to return to Toronto. His health has
been indifferent fur some months, he
having had a severe attack of pneumonia.
The altitude he found too great and
the sir to, strong i. Denver.
John Robertson, of Brussel, left New
York, on Tuesday of this week, for
Scotland, where he will be engaged next
season as instructor in dairying- He was
in the same locality last year.
One day last week, A Strachan and
Joe Ballantyne, Brussels, captured seven
rabbits. Th. "boys' tried hunting es
sooeshose with a marked degree of sea
ossa.
Mr Phalen. of Morris, bad the mi. -
fortune to looses very valuable mare the
other day. This makes two horses that
the above gentleman has lost during a
year's tome.
Mr W. Govenlock !eh Seaforth on
Tuesday last for Brandon, Mao., taking
with him a car-Ined ..f horn& He pur-
chased a team from Mr John Grier. for
which he paid the sum of 5300.
Mr James Clarks, of Killarney, Man ,
is at Constance .t protest. He retoros
to Manitoba again next week taking with
him • car load of horses.
Ot Thur.day morning, the 2&h inst.,
about 2 o'clock the vintage and b'eek-
smith shop of Mr Daniel Ssthae
land. Constance, were discovered to be
on 6n, bat ton late to be of soy avail
as they were completely destroyed 1.
g.ther with their content& The ear
✓ inse shop contained several hnggies and
cotton owned by Mr Hugill, which wen
also destroyed. Canes of fire unkoowa
Then was a light insurance on the black-
smith shop.
David Walsh, a retired fanner of
Goderich township, about 70 pen G-
aon
ase, dropped dead in Clinton. on Wed-
nesday, from ezoitemwnt while •.tend
ing a meeting of the ereditors of R. M.
Racey, at the Grand Union hotel.
Rev James Stewart, one of the oldest
Presbyterian ministers In Canada, did
un T-,rnnt., a few day .go in hie 85th
year. He labored several perste' (lode -
rich and W•w.n..sh churches,
The death is announced of W 11
Lough, at Toronto, on the 19th Feb.,
at the age of 26 years ; decimated was the
can a Mr M Lough, formerly manger
of shoe Moleon's Bank here.
Balt is said to Man tzeslient fertilizer
in peach orebards A better fertilt*.r
w ould be toady parte wood ashes to .one
of salt, applied broedSmsL
r
Dentistry.
NiCHOLBON, L.D.B.
DENTAL moos R,
EIghth deer below the Pam (mese. NAM.
se onoeseC*. t�•ls
DR, E. RICHARi)SON, LD.5.
1J 0UR0E0M DENTIST.
Ona and Vitalised Ah admiteider d fir
panlsssestraMlag of teeth. PpeeW .Msatillm
e lms to the peasevv.t►o• el sae Vattalkl
Tome. Cp Matra Greed Opens Home Pie*,
Katraae. ea W..t-Pt.. O.dsrlck. flat -1y
SPRING GOODS
ARRIVING.
Stock will be Completed Next
Week.
Look out for New Advertisement.
J. A. REIO & BRO.
Jordan's Blick. G.dsrich. Mar. 511*. MIL
She People's Column.
! 1 ENERLL SERVANT WANTED -
Vuff Apply to MR/, WM. KNIGHT. 55'
'AIR. FOOT
RAS VACANCIES FUR A FEW Mt'd1C
PUPILS.
ORGAN, PIANO. SINGING THEORY.
L)1TMAN'8 SBORTHAl`D B(x)KB.
i -A Malted ••Better of 'T.acben" and
Ilaatmb' ass b..ett/etm.d et bast rates at
Tun Smrrd
FOR BALL
+Two Milch O.we.ae Jand the Mood years
old. GEO. THUM$(.N, Musical tastrame l
sad sewing stack1asdealer. liuderbh. al -
LIQUOR LICENSES.
'notice is hereby riven to all parties in *be
West Riding of Huron. desiring either Hotel
or Shop Limoges for the sale of liquor. that
eppliostia for tbe same mum be made to the I
undersigned aot tater than the 1.t of April
sax:. ff. J. PAISLEi, Inspector. Chalets.
N -3t.
1110 WELL BORERS.
Tenders wanted per foot to pet down aa
eight Inch hole. frost 300 to MS feet d..0 at
Harbor eau, for O.dern h waterworks. Tea- C2oderieh. C, omens. Q.C.; Y. oftAMICRON, HOLT t CAMERON,
dewill be received b the tows Clerk up to t/ Barristers.Solloltere la te.
Wednesday seeming. lith March.
M.
111-1L JOHN BUTLER. Chat,m� m 0. Camerae. C C. Ree& Eat-
rfleoical.
UR W. K. RO$& LICENTIATE OF
Royal College o. Physicians. Kdiabwrgh,
b1levia Smith site of Hatniltuu-.t. tri.
DR M0LElN, PHYSICIAN, sea
OEON. (7eteaer 5a Mice and resides
draw Street monad dew west el 'Peter'
*root 1714.
IIRK SHANNON t SHANNON,
Paystclaas Surgeon, Accoesher., ae,
els at Drtitan*..'e rsdtt'aee .ear the
gaol Uod.rteh U. C. BRaaaou. J. R. leax-
R00. 1761
Legal.
VDWARD NORMAN LEWIS, BAR
[iter, Solicitor in High Court. Convey
sayer. Galeria' sad ilay d0d. I M Arse d-
ire eyes Thursdays frond) le 1. Me.ey to
lose at $ per cent. ftta
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, etc.
free, career et Pgw. sad West
street, Uodertrh, over telegraph olds. Pet:
vote feeds to lend at el per tent. fret
GARROW t PROCDFOOT, BAR
RIHTER$ A
G.derlok J. T. Gamow. W. Prroul o1efott 17
11 OTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
Notice is hereby gives that the partasnhlp
heretofore miscue het wive 130000sE
ACHESON sed WILLIAM D. COC. se dry
goods rnereh•ata in the toss .f Uodetlen,
trader the arm name or Acheson & ('oz. W
this day been dissolved b m0ta5l eea•.a1.
The business will hereafter be ooadacted by
Ge.eme Acheson. All ado.unts dee the late
Arm must be tenial at mice to .ave oasts.
A. J.MAUUKR, WM. D. COX
/1- Wittsas . MMU. ACIIKt1ON.
N
OTICE. MEMBERSHIP TICKET. ONLY 1.M,
glassing tree ase of Library and
Room-
Applleatlon fur membership received bI
Librarian. In rooms.
l MALCOMSONdGEO. STIVENP.
President. I'.Goderion. March tlth. 555 eec+e(•rf
Amusements.
GODERIOH 11MECBANICB' !NMI
Tt'TE LIBRARY AND READIN
!stairs. equate . oar. of East street and eqte sup
i Open from 1 toe p.m., and frem 7 to 10 p.m
(ABOUT 2000 VOL'S IN LIBRARY
! Leafing Daily, Weekly sad Illustrated
Papers, Monitories, et., os File.
8aaWed tendert will be received by Gm se.
dsrs(ghed oe behalf of the County
e'1 until Saturday the 1515 isatant. for
and CNet Hoe.e* supplies for Ore year elon-
meaefa1 ea the Oreo day of April next vi.:
Reead, beef, oatmeal. barley, potatoes otiose.
.
tarsip& usrrotalrr•nips. cabbage. molasses.
salt. pepper. cantles. soap, cualoll. rem
and lampwicks, t wo sizes
scrubbing brn•t.ra. Security will be
required for the completion of the coatrece.
The rawest et may trader net necomartly are
dined.
PETERADAMOON.
Comity Clerk.
Goderich. March Stb. Ittit 13.11
1N EW BARBER SHOP.
The undersigned. havieg had large cxperi-
ence ia both town and city. guarantees ret-
eless work at reasonable rates, and respect -
Mir souses • share of public Patronage -
Stand. over J. W. Smith's BakerE Bea alt.,
Goderich. 3110.3m IL L. W STON.
THE HURON HOTEL.,
Tide well-kaewtl and popular hotel h. low , _-
mated and ..lsrami during the pout mama.
sad is now .seeid to none in quality or olr-
esmmodatioa ter the traretltug pnbllc. Good
aoe.mteodatba for transient guests.
WM. CRAiG.
The /ignarr. Goderich. Ont. Proprietor.
Loans ane insurance.
mom
FWOODCOCK.
/.
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE AGENT.
Loans Negotiated with the Best Cosine
lea sad Private Capitalists at Lowest Bates of
latent.
Agent for the ROYAI. iNSI'RANCE CO..
of Eastland Milo* the largest surplus of Ali-
ases over L Liabilities of any Fire lasureaes
Co. le the World.
Moe on East side Ha.Ltoi-Ek. OoderIcb,
mist door to Dr. Muss. Mires
For Sale or to Let.
FOR BAIZ ppy ts,
Int t:5' iedesish. A Pf TLiP 001.1.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE -
That rateable properly known as 10l 103.
MaRIand one.. Goderich too Debit.. within one
mile of Godrroch. On the farm are a I.rge
orchard. good frame horse and kitchen. with
Mow cellar, and frame bars aid stables; com-
press 73 acres, well watered. For further
Ssp,
tIeuiar. a4 to lino McKim.. the m.
fwu
Slittaly
A NICE HOME AT A BARGAIN. -
I acres of head with a select orchard of
choice apple.. A comfortable house aad
stables, aqj oinlns Goderich. Apply to B. L.
DOYLIC Godwin. 114 me.
POR BALE -LOTS 174 AND 787
Ed.rist Appy to M. C. CAM0RoN
Mof.
VOR SALK CHEAP -40 MOTS 1N
.1 different parts M Goderieh from 'acres
to 7 acne la arse: and 3dwetlt•r houses. Ap-
py to 1108. WEATIIIKALIAlilt-ly
HOUSE ANI) TWO U)TS FOR
SALiL--Tb'- holies has nine rowne, al-
so bath room, pantry. closets, cellar, wood.
shed. hard and son water. The garden roa-
ming all %tendo of trek. Also 450 acre. of
IoM la Mandeb* f. r.efr or la exchange for
`fm prsprn*.b WM. 0N1GHT. Ocdefied
!1704
VALI'ABLE FARM FOR 3A LE -
Let Lk la Maitland con. (olbnr'., ems.
tanning about tit acres. I0 acres true from
at amps. rest roof Mrd wood bask. peat clay
Nsm. 11 acree of fell wheat. yenmfornatgtrholdv
bon, frame barn and ethers buddies,.
Price leu, terms easy. Appy to
POA0ER. Oedema ,ej N u
FOR BALL
West halt of lot >R fiS ill
111+ brick oe(toge t
B ILL ick ma, *1,
mob
AndrewsStreet. Rt. Andre.
1. coiner of letem de Ras&
avid kali livid halm en Reeve Ntrook log
Neversl Wm le Mere Rwvrmy, nppoeitet e0
Phew Geoyeda, via..
Noe IS, ,p. pg, Mk it 51. its, II�t�� gs.
A
At lthywshove at LOW RATER,
5.31 DAVISON It Jon'ewyON.
Auctiopecrtng.
Joex [x02 OENER&L Ails.
_ amid ItJol ',Ouster. Oed.rIeb
•ea lleishie Miptrl.wea h
the aectieded bade. he M la a pMttos
srrhares with t e. 0.401 oil sem
of scot > ..11� m� odd ea
estrutelly A •fg.mdM tea JOHN
C. SEAtiER,
CLERIC FIiIIT DIVISION COUNT.
Ceaveyascer, laseramie. Estate sad Oessral
Agent.
Ike. to Lend at Low Rates and Co.
Ike.;
e
anion Notes l uated.
Orrice -Next W CoraeUP. Furniture atwe,
Uoderlcb. 2191.t1
FJ.T.NAFTIL,
L1FE, FIRE A111) ACCIDENT IX -
SUR ANCE AGENT,
Represestiag North liritrh 5t Mermatlis;
Idverpoot. Londe° It Globe Norwich Cafes'
North American Life ; and Accidest lasari
Wier of North America.
Lowest Rates. Lusts settled
Money to Loan on Farm mud Town 1176=.
udio1s-Cicoeveyamee. Norther a 'nd Squarle. OOfm ued MK
71- AS '
600,000 T() LOAN. APPLY TO
sil
rich
00 1 !CAMERON. 0
BHEPPA14
yy„e, mar owe oorrompad
,u.uK he to•.lnest
iilinet boeterly ■
0 ilus fP ° 9 I .1
waned at the role
/,u.luv r, of tail •loots.
4 wrlalr. The Loser
reudcuco of Mr Zoete
emep„ p,ed as if it had
y, 4ruw op is.
ger sleeves. Mews[
tsla..05r5
8041's Emalewn of 1'
.irk HIW'1'buepbite+,
rspidlt� .nb •huh
.pus it is 1117 wont
eeul Scott's Renews
sod Maraeoarla of lot
w oo -yens the improve
M Wau.. M D.,
by ell livaggista, :rtlo.
- AtSHFIU
Cocmctt MPRnao -
4 oos•oi1 rooms, teld.y, 1
All the msmb.•e were
of lost mrei50 1554
(0505 apedW Ke8
p,g 9, bO ct.; R Ryes
reed, 51 96; J Wbyi
•ss•wi,r, 51.50, T Tod
R A Conteh and M
fur sudiung, 58; Hart
last skol*o., 56 88;
ing out 8naneial 5441«
a! bank, 510; C Stever
$& 70 M. v.d b1 J 1
ed by W Kw t hon, lbc
ad in each divi•ioo
and teat t►. ttbtk rel
dkur• at sack mean
ed by W Kwth.rs,
Chewier., that the
accepted. and that 15
for detnbation. Ne
ed March 28tb.
ries tam's for
la the be.t reedy fo
act. quicklym, sakes
•trad• radios! cure.
tenons prove its vinsubstituitMiuta. „fes offth. eredgen s
lm. ct.
A 7onrg woman
laid her lump of .A.
pillow the other nigh
Wheel she awoke is u'
sea hard and fast in
she soferd gi t,voas
before the ubstrectia
qtr I saCeltsCelts I1
O m them tof atilt. i
erlea
E
FALLING
is noreasss tore
at„treat fnes:
....
I s
5-1.4. •.4 it .rt11 euro
Da 1L 0. 11002. 117 1
PATI
CAVEATS, TIADE 111
Obtained. and all yes'
(Kae attended to at 1
Our .Soo is ones&
S o., tad we eat*beat
time those remote tie
Beed YODEL OR
via as to patentiobill
we mak FppCH4MI
TA IN PA TAUT.
We refit b.rs, to
o Mosey orris Dir..
C. S. retest OIMce.
tense tied reemeneee
own Bate 50 Osatl.
V A.1111
Owners Potent C
MONEY TO LEND. -A LARGE
smssat d Private range tor tareetmee
to UAlow'ese PRO"retUDFOMOTortnages kerb
R RADCLIFF=,
GIO(ERAL INSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE ARD
MONEY LOANING AGENT
Ont Plrr1deas Cbmpemes Reprearated
Of )honey to Lead os straight keno. et (h I
lowest +care of interest going, In any was
sett tt. narrower.
OFFICE -Sneed deer from Olean
.m Street Godwicb. 151141
$1100 000 PRIVATE FUNDS
To (s*i en farm and tow. property, at how
est lat.rees. M pnrchs.ed. No rota
miss.on charged agents for the Tres. avid Lean
Commie; of Canada, the Canada Landed
er,dit Company, the Leaden porn Company
of (Maeda. Interco. f 5i sod 7 pts rent.
N. B. -- Borrowers ran 'Mala ssuuey In
day, u tick' satl.hctoryT,
DAVISON 5 JOHNSTON,
1055' Barrnten. dib.. 0.4.11561
NOTICE Ib CHEDiTORB.
the te M parwsaeoe of tee
that apM vsgetr Rtsin. bended •a/
anti ether proned tAat.s et U*s•rie, UPC
MMI.�11v .nepep eolW. cif A C11t8A1.D
IC.ALYN Isle of the lova 0f God,,l-b, t5
the County .t Huron. Pod m.a*W, who died
os or shoat the Oh day ef p•e.w,tigt Illy.
are hereby rewind to wad by port prep.M
evp otherwise deliver t0 the tr te*
Solletro,s for the '-eeeutuwl at liode$teh
(lai•►fe. e• bee the tab d.y of A
Mop thele rear1MWm,
, na. and ntrsass
.dresses and deaeripttor. the fool p.rtlmelsrs
of their shines. a statemeet at their
bytbe oaten* of thse-moles Ilf e17
hem. Aad the meld 0xeretan w11) .0er
Mee hot day of May 15* dlartente the •.n..
et the sad demand among the parties .a-
ttuned stetson. hot lag nsgar.l nab to Awes of
*bleb .Mire sled have hese Dien as above
▪ whsdawl its. said 0ttatetu, twinetwinnot be
Italie fur the said assets or my part t hemsf
M sal pewee K whom claim asps. shad Sae
have hese Me 4ved by them 5 the nem of
reek d1oMlhettemi-
GAKROW 4t'DMoT.
Dr "PAPP'm-- 'I .,
1.
The S
mmted
el'!!s � a 8
and Grey
Men's,W(
Scotcan,
Colored CarriageB
GLOVE
Napex
STRICTLY O]
NOM -
A GOOD i
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oh.
PRI""'