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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-4-26, Page 1•• Wonllof~r'(votcn VICAR It HULL Nr)tHICR. YAII. a TO ADVERTISERS, ' Mr Harry Reid, th known C. P. Notice of changes must be It week. R' e' ntractur, wasiu town diving the 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. Pesten. J. Atli'. -y. Deese Uu.ad, (t. rrebb. ('rockery -Class. A. Hahn. Notice to Creditors T. J. Hueck. Chtrupodiat Prof. Manor Kathie. elprltie Ureefing Achim taa bio. Chancre or I'reneee J. H. Edward lie is not lead Vet Isaac N. l'auoiy. Teachers kaamination Peter Adamson. Domestic Wanted --Mrs. M. C. ca,ncron • • BORN. Ilanetow - In flsdece i,, nn >'.mdee. April Nth Mrs J.T. feamsw. if a wet. DIED. Cox- in Goderten. on Wrdseedat. April !1'h. lysti. James Cox. aged ;e rears sad It taontbs lfieusateote At the resideaie of his mother Napier -•t.. 13e4.14•ricn. on Friday, Apr1 lett Teter Nlrhol,on, rd 21 years sad S won: he. Swarth Arjwritor please copy. TO W,NnTOPICS. A chiers.nNewg Ire, !alit' %oleo, As'/oteA he'i( prow it. - Now is the dine to arrange for one, r;ewe, eve. St,wart eau g.ve run settee tionevery time. Try him. Orion Panaw'ti. - The meet awful raft you Mb make is to give a Wirt Pen. Ap. pir to D. LlctiIUioudd). arrest. lloderich. 'Dale! Mimi Collars mad Cuff* t Suits that are suite: Material and et) le' Krer7i tang in tb*shape of erotleme•,•, wear, in es. hinge fur dollars and cones at F. fe A. Prtdnam's. Du Seovoa, The pleasant spring morn:ags stake all fes: like taking et.onyre baths at auy- rate. At the I'isarumey there is • wide *Me, - tie* of errongrs tc Irani the ia,..t ecuo,wticyl sad the 'nest fastidious. Tug Ptrataarv. -The sew pertnt•ea Sed by George H.uynae the drut,rte,, are the ioseheanere for the fairest and nevi to ever•, 'blue pertaining to a !gait -,-less drug *tor like Pharmacy is is the (:reed Opera on the Se tiare- Tag Mottles ('nee ria' hempen ter Cyto? will de.t regularly for the transact* if busisem lnilc. I. Knox ychunL Lan` n. somata i 'exceed in the work it coeliaiiy Melt to attend. We regret to learn that Muter Chat lie 1.ee, sun of our townsman, Mr Win [me, lies ill with diphtheria at omesatls, Ont. Messrs John and James McVicar hare returued to Sown after a bug period ' f w.,rk ui the *moldy of the C. 1'. It cant - proctor.. Signor E,pilio the Celebrated chiropu- .fist, is stayieg at the Britial. II:chance. Read his advertisement in another column. Mr M A 1' Verchare, formerly of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Dorsch,, I Is now ledger keeper in Goderich branch o' the Bank of Commerce, vier Mr Hilton Holmes, removed to Sara,.. Mr Edward Sharman, of this town, has nun appointed (ioverum.nt aspec- t. r on the new public buildings, Mr Sharman is a competent mechanic, ar.d • better selection for the position could' sot be made. Mr Jim Holland, • former resident t f Gods roll. aud for the put nine years a succts,ful *untracbor in Demser, Col., was Tutting u:d friends in this setaes during the oast two weeks. He left for home its Thursday last. EARLY 1'oTATOra.—Nr Wru Connell brought into our . dice on Thursday scorning, a aampleof new potatoes grown by Mr Samuel Adams, South at. They were' f the Early Rose variety, and were tit for domestic use. (1.:e of them :de measured at inches in circumference. ac' .4 person reaidin gin Clinton, hu for sots• tune had among his p..ultry a rooster that would attack viciously asy one that can. 'labia sight tot it. It would attack an adult just as quickly ss a child, and becani•, so bold that it was necessary to kill it, wht_h was dans the other day. A PUr;WR TSatRrII!RT.—A mew scale Upright l'anof..rte recently cow- pl ed by Amer' , Newcombe et- C.'., T.. T °Qf mato, Is affording ,treat satisfaction. It fills the requirements for a reliah'e in Bloc • strument by a first class maker at a figure within the reach of all. Write them fur .a particulars. tf GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, APRIL •'P, 1 88:1. Mie Minnie Allan. with imo •gelling at the rru►denee of Mr J, Vanatter, lett for her hot.,' w Sera ' yesterday afternoon. bent } Tnw Lath Robert ResivnLl- Exeter %!il li t►` ('• 1►T t W. ; Tiwta . A former well-known resident n the person of the bite U -bort Boswell,died at his home a nr' in ti.aderich, nu the 14th inst., at the W. I ago of ;;3 years. Deceased in former years conducted • farm at the e.s'.ru IONS. Mot of Exeter and •tctnttp. r Hugh Ross ahippe.•1 • fine carloa fat cattle frets Wastrel* lest week. bre quote • few of the parties h• thew ttintewith the animals' we,rbt ages _ Peter Fowler. one bull,lf►80 Thomas Henderson, one cow, 1560 Samuel Andemail, two steers, two y old, 2rthe lbs.; Hobert Lrathnrn, t heifers, 3450 Ib Samuel Black, meters. 2300 lbs ; Hugh Roos, sit at stems, two years old, 6828 lbs. a •i.d; precincts of Exeter, and by toil mud by lbs.. good waugement saved a little au .key Iles ; Deriving a change he sole his tann aud ears m''eac to %inch, whore he entag•d w the tin and hardware business, at which Era two's diligently worked with a e•.uple of eels, years es ., s hen, hitting his bract h fad - las, he sold his husu,cas to Messrs M. Zeiler it Son, and ni red to Go.terich where rest and the advst,tages • f fresh water might he had• At times Mr BIS- well felt unproved in health, but the effects of a sewers cold mot over -work had become too deep-seated, and h• gradually souk tote a state of censump- tion, dying a above. His remains were broutht to Exeter on Tuesday and biro -if in Exeter cemetery with Messmer boa,,.. He leaves a wife and severe. small children, to whom much s.meatby V*. out. Sir Boswell was a tnau of man nod 7 g lua::iss, being •'Pao:•. u1.1t.- BSre,IT C.)YI•RRT.--A benefit convert will I e tendered to Mr James Hyslop, one of the victims of the recent rat way disaster at Si. Georte, on Friday 'text, May 3:d, in the Grand opera Muse, emote. acing at 8 o'clock. A bre pre - grani has been prepared, and a innatea! and el ,cutiohary treat is in store f..r all who attend. There should be a full house. as the object is a wins prise - worthy one, and deserves the pstroua,a of the public. For particulars see bulls a id programs. ee- IslrnocemaNras —The pbotners•,h tabit.hme.t of Mr It. R. Sallow* b n greatly im1NoveJ recently. hand, p'a's elan, •how wind,, bean placed at the Montreal Erect trance wherein can he seen a maitudioaso hiaplay of phetngrsplioart Ie eddit to this a'tuwher.•! Improvements h bare been made in the rece[t on a workrooms, aud the Istcat and best ap Mistime' for turning out first claw wr have been added. Taken all in there arc few better fitted art stud In the Pruritic* than that of Mr tows. OH, Ih.w SWIM ' —Thu Maple Sint eclat in Northot llett.uda.t church 1 Monday evening was a m,.vt *rola affair, although the attendee -ea was n es Itree as it meth: hays been, Prier* —Quartette. Misses Martin and Graham lean Belcher aud Armstrong; address, ;,e Sart Side of lore'',Rev Geo. hes A has Prl t ion see od erk all. attended The chair p spirited, energet c—gat quite uo assuwieg ; and at all times sociable, and 'Li a Itsrmlet, tray, j 'Co... He was high }y esteemed in Zurich ; in fact, whom known, every ecyeatntauco had • go.td word to say rf htut. Thus a young life and promising cater has been ended. Helot. TEMPLAR ()PAN Slezna,t -_ t Tito open moesuig in the temperance e hall os Tuesday ovation under tee sue- 7 p'cea of the Hoye: Templet -a of Temper. arse wu largely t i We dt not hold ourselves reeponalble for the eplt.ten. td our t;.orra-e,tp au,teu two 1 ubinbu tura it ch i. da lurtwtut uu,.t coon,, tete sei:t. lu ouw n ivamu..io, ant be hreet, trashes amid t'saadla• Iseestry. To the Kd:tor oe Tux Stu.s ar_ 81n, —I trust that the prose t aptinl i wilt sue • eftaltlePAL:e amount 01 Ire*- plapl.., done. Whets traveiligg lee eutousr through Eugisod and 'i:Ullaud Iit tis.,; was so plainly et/streets:a to Csine:en as the fact that the country was with s:mettered. Everywhere were beiges, everywhere tiro• trees atom them, every here and there plauta- tL.ta 's hos' who owned the 141.1 ap- parently were far from gruJgine tae trees their standing room, aud its result welt repaid thew Such crop. of wheat, such •ought of grass per acre as was there vbtatned, doubled or often Welton" Ca- uad:ao products. Comparing( Cauad,a't with Euglish farming practice, 00 nue cuelt d..ult the shelter given had much to d„ with the fertility of the lei.d. It oriole pa:utul mistiest to many .,° Our Cansutwu tarns, where P. lo. k• w. It lit . , •wtrr hal cut every tree from Ilse stir tare to ptu,luce • swear* eSpamW of her. earth ; as bare, as ha.thl w Yuaigbtl u U.S Limo: ate:k-yafd. , sal Ibis be what • farm shuiid too, with is reserve of forest mea-'ivpt, free friar he intrusion of cattle and mil t; ..d ture•t ,edition, its bed deep diet. :m•ees, its uuMu trees rata.( melees to the heeds. 'f the aid, ready to replace them whets hey are cut down for use, ICs muasster wealth of f"liege, its pleasant walks, co.. d uu:5regeew in the ttotteon (ley, uta v ing springs peas -reed by. tr.es, it. it's st wind breaks opposed to the i'tu,g blasts. Such a farm w kept as lace of beauty ; a place to leer s'.d di. I. The ether, *hated dal to the surface, • place t , t•.tt, 1.e utak• m ,airy it rmtue pays, perhaps ; but it a never pleasure to tl•.ee who fnhab t it, It hey possess cry„f the bier sentiment- ( e or nature. It is het always eve,, e beat place to make matey by fares iv, for he who has the trees will have a grass crops ; he who has the grass ops will have the manure, and he wh , as the manure well have the wheat Ste uew forestry r•pert is now being str:uuted and any one desiruig it, by i.d,og his address to me, will receive by mail It s a pamphlet dutnbuted se yearly by the ()worth. Government ; here is nu price fur the book and no ergs for posts-ge. It wt.l be foetid to Mann much tutcrmatf to tutee Mist' to who teterest themes via in the for- t, Sven, Ac R N'. Patent, '233 R:ohm.nd et, Toronto. April 15, 1889. nUbe If o8A ] ICAR IX A D lay wool after the January else'ione in the hope ..f getting a rn .re liberal minded commit ; but, although a oohed *rates change did take place, the general a feeliud in t,wu new a that Oleos ii yet I a full vas; rity eh.. will opp.,ee and vete down arty pro, '.mit'., e f ,r the ',nprere- meat and pent/pew, of the testa urigi• settee outside the c .unci: cha nesse, I ashatev.r the u:er.t• of tae sub. t I tat way oe, or tae shinty and 1 *:pontic• in thaw mater -- of uta ' I proposer. lot, WA auhatandu.g all this, •s 1 and the, niter worships heels is their woad.,., taenioid to pleat souther lieu toadied ornamental trews th a Season, I now reeve ttlull, l.J •aav pro- position half ire emir tee t. ns f. r what it is worth. But I ii . a n mere y think that ...tootling should I,edonte,n the matter, tad bet to add the Ismoeing from the (Jlda et the Yat! nit , as somewhat ap- peeveo to il.e auil.3eeu, viz : ” A new me has bWeir disc tore.] jot. the poppy. It forms a network of roots that cannot be exterminated wote...it great drt}iculty, and it is, thereto', admirable fur keep - tog emban►v,rnts Its place. Within -he last two i.r three years eminent French •o moors have undertaken the ,owing .f railway smhaakwenta with "" was " ted Sal' cowl yore acceptably by fi,v A Potter. W. W. Buchanan, Dominion Councillor, from Hamilton, delivered an an Klee address, full of powerful and S R w tura dr x w m M L w at H N • th th . 1trdeems has been removed. Mr. .0 • Williams will occupy a portion of the to new block when completed. In It• ks meantime he hu token temporary .fear- fo . ton on Montreal st., next door to ed entrance to Sallow's photograph gallery. au .'!ear ar uroete:. t Too S,o'ott Act he said, now Mont dote. total prohibition mss of w Ole ichatdt,n ; solo, Mr E. C. Beiche lo, Miss Graham : reading, Miss Tru n ; solo, Mr Bedford ltacharison ; a ova Itse. T. Al. Campbell, of S on Nonra,--I wish to inform those par- !9u a. ties that intend putting water iot.• theiI ed lawn or house, that I am now prepared r; •- d - t is ut arya. After the program refreshmet ere served, consisting principally of b apse sugar. toto do it at • ress.nable price Satufactt " A despatch from Winnipeg, Man do it • a Just received • la sf 1 s : _''The *levee year-old son of Deere l at Saunders t' 'l o a and commence hors their stock ogc our gateranteed.pretty wall papers kaleeml,te. Raised paints, lily of Silver Star and Crescent coal rge it es 1, carpet tack*. brush.•• end everything lefts which I will whelessi., at .nano• samy. They Lases few baby carrtye,i left atsell, Mat. Time dealt .ntrnd keeWag any more. faetnrer's prices G. N. Davie. Tar cheapest hours tinier the sua. The his excitement about the town horse past ore is crra'Inc a bag inspreeelon unseats the spurts, and threats are made that th rounrtl;ors who tented for the *cheese w ill vat to arrest. Hut nobody find* fault wit the e.ccaeot work turned out ay N. H. lows, who furs, boles all ¢ride, of picture mnuldlsgs at the lowest 0,:.h. Cue. Mo al.St and Seaga e. BRIEFLETS. '•Ir T G Ahe,, teacher, spent his East sr holidays Is town. Miss Praetor, at Clinton, is the quest of Mr Wen Campbell this weak. Miss B. R ilkinsoh, Toronto, was in town during the h Aida)? melon. A lot of fish spearing has been done in the Maitland riser during the past two weeks. Remove;o.—Owing to the excavating t in ccunectron with tee proposed bnsisess to block next to the British Exchange, the I, barber atop formerly occupied by hfr J. u icons. Inspector English has bee ,*sing since Wednesday of last wee ,d it u seep seed be has been abducted e was last seen with a man arouad th . P. station, and several days pr•vieu person aaneer.ne the description s supposed kidnapper was seen aroma e Central Sehoul endeavoring to pe ads one of the pupils to ge with hi Mo:,tuna." Mr Eoghsi is we own in Brussels, having resided ther r a number of years. It re to lam hop the lad has turned up before this. The eatuitive Organ Factory Work W. Doherty d: Co., Clinton, had rrnw soaps from destruction by fir Toesday evening. Just at seven ock the people usually on the streets this hoer were startled at the ringin the fire alarm, and were even mere se es told "it was the Organ Factory. was found that the fin had accident - y started in the engine room, while a ung man was at work there, in a pile shavings, aud these blazing up like a h, set fire to the roof, but it was put before much injury was dose. It was a rsmarkab'y fortunate thing that It was no worse. Mil Banner: The town was startled on urday by the news that Mr R. M. ming, of Ibis town, had been killed in Toronto early on that morning. Mr Fleming was creasing the railroad track sear Strschan avenue and in his endeav- or to avoid one trams stepped directly is front of another. n Death most have followed almost instantaneously. lir James Fleming, brother of the dummy!, proceeded to the dry as soon as possible and the re- mains were brought to Brampton on the eveaing train. The funeral on Sus afternoon was a large one. The (le- ased wait a clever lawyer and at one the next !moue that would come up, and t.'mp„ranee sentiment linins; a growing principle ero!vibitiun was a sure and car tain event au jus Course el tines. The q':sstion r.° preltihaioti as a turret:mto and wise meager* was settled when the first license was wu•d--.kense one mus aud at enee proh.bitivn Is admitted t• he the right thing for a number ,.f either men. Therefore the prtocip'e was al - hosted, and the traffic put under a hen. which does 'tot exist in the ease of other buaineses,. The niesteal pr,gram, con 3ucted by Miss Wynn, was a pleasing • feature of the evening's entertainment. k The beautiful sacred s•'ng, "Ca vary'', was rendered in • tu'tc5ing maser by • Miss f;:orgit. Martin. "Peng the t B•Ils", h 'Mss Nettie Crabb; showed of marked c ivat„m. The th:rd ntimi.er, d "Arg•Is Ever Bright arid Fair", was r sung by Miss Cook, who has a tory in clear enunciteion. The c!..sin: number, 11 "A Little Bon of R'ue, by Miss Minn • e Ache•ou, so prettily and tot:hiimely rest- - derail, Mr a temperance lecture in ilk self. Dr McDonagh will be in Goderich for etusultahon on the brat Saturday of every month. A number of High School students took advantage of the heater holidays to spend a few days at home. Mise Yates, of London, left last S•ter- dsy, for her home afar a two months' quit to her sister, Mrs (Rev) Richsrdsoo. Rev. J. A. Anderson preached an elo- quent and earnest anniversaryrrermon to the Oddfellews, is Knox Ichuieh last Sabbath morning. Capt. McGregor left on Wednesday meriting for Owen Sound to take charge of the Government survey boat Hayfield fir the ensuing season. Rev T. M. Campbell, of St Marys, paid a short visit to town this week. He still believes Goderich to be the finest summer resort in Canada. The Knox church Band of Hope will hold its regular meeting on Saturday, April 27th, at 3 o'clock. All• members are requested te be preseat. Dr At Nicholson, the Wed-st dentist, makes the ppreservation of the natural teeth a apetiilty. Ga administered from 9 a. no for the painless extraction of teeth. R Ms(luwen,sr., and family, Blyth,left on Thursdayfor Washington Territory, ao.ompanisd by Miss Mary McQttarrie as tar u Chicago. Mr Mo(iowao fatesia to make that plum his future home. PARLOR Cop.:ta-.—The ladies of Rex church will hold a parlor concert at the resident's of Mrs Murray, head of Newgate -et , on Thursday, May 2nd, commencing at A o'clock p.m. A shoi.e program has bees provided. On Wednesday morning Mrs Bowie, of Clinton, who resides below the eludes, had the misfortune to fall into as open cellar, .ad was pretty badly braised is addition to havi*R her shoulder dislo- sated. The services of • darter were neesseary to get lbs eioalder in proper plate A mortise of the Blo.v.i• Cheese Company was held on Tuesday, std it was decided to rebuild at eaea the eb.ea faetoty that was destroy. by Ire lean Theeeday. The new factory is to be built of Welt, with • eapseity for masofaster- ing two tens of cheese vet day.. The fire wee eaesed by as Ineesdimry. A re - weed of $100 is altered forth* etre* trod ooarietjee Nth• AMC C. B. Harris, a well known farmer oin of Morris, is financially embarrassed and sa his creditors Sr. looking after their on iatterests. Paying heavy interest, ' d poor crops and other louses Sr. the at cause of the trouble. Mr Harris is; "f neither a spendthrift nor a sharper and I wh has been a hard worker, but was not able l ft to poll against the stream His liabili- ties are ohiedy borrowed money on - yo notes. He intends removing to Algoma 'bee as soon as his affairs are arragg•d. The annual vestry meeting of St. out George's snogregatinn was held in the !school room on Monday evening, the Rsetor in the chair and Mr F. W. Jolla- P @ton as vestry dark. The Wardens' state- Sal meat presented •hewed the financial !le standing of the church to be lr,ost satis- factory. Mr Thos. Weatharald by the congregation, and Mr Chu. Seager by the Rector, were re-elected churchwar- dens, Messrs R. Radcliffe, F. W. Johs- ston, T H. VanEvery, Jae Sheppard, Geo Porter and Dr Rau were elected •idesmen. Masers F. W. Johnston and T. B. VanE•ery were re-elected audi- tors. Mr Jae Sheppard, supersgtendent of the Sunday school, presented"a favor - 5 _ a LEPBi'ltN. • from our Own aurrrap.ndepf. J•`hn Horton was in C.intmn last week g ( A Now CITIZEN --1i' (lordon, Er( $hep ) i petition, hes come to reside here. Lee ' burs extend, to him a hearty wets:,m•. This week ter townsman, W Ntraeh•n, leaves our locality for Sault Ste Marie, with a view of settling up there, and will visit relatives who reside in the vicinity. able report of the school attendance and dal' financial standing for the put year cls time Goon FOR Tat C. P. R. -- "Luke Sharp," lb• well-known newspaper wri- dont ter, in an open letter addressed to the „huh heads of the Pullman and Warner Sleep- Bra infi Car Companies, published in yes- rigid terdsy'. Detroit Fres Prim, pitches into these eompaniee for the many incises. D Menem thrust upon travellers, and winds pin up with the following notice cempliseen- tary to the Canadian Profit! Company : "Tie Canadian P.ei& is the only road is America that I know of that rune really luxurious sleepers, and where the eosmand seems to be, make the pee- unman a . magan a comfortable am rouble. Whew a person has once travelled on a Cana- dian Pacific sleeping onaeh be hetes the petty restrictions and miseries of your waggons." The moo w be said of their "I/pedal Coloeiet Sleepers," whisk are atwhto *very through trail, and fohave all the modern I re ie no mode. tsprovemesta, They l& y weekataada, are neatly imputed, bars fokdieg hash tabes, a mage, are heated by steam, and the eats are for the explosive use of eoleudie sad ansa/ else passengers, and are more ettmfer/able than the brat -bum date of many other roads. We would strongly reeemmeed say one moistest - plating a j.. ersy to as paint whish ems be mashed by the C. P. R. to take that read. Mr S. ltaddtte, the •gest is Ooderiek, will be owly ten happy to give every informative, tarnish time ends, deesriptiws pamphlets, maps, e, was a partner of Sir John Mae - Id in Toronto. Mir Fleming also teed hie profession in Goderieh, bet several years put hu reai.led io Upton. Mr Flamer was thea mar ' and leaves a wife and a son. r Marked, of Seaforth, has been op- ted by the Dominion (Government assistant medissl •uperintead•nt of the sanitarium at Banff, N. W.T., the new heMth and summer resort established by the Domisieo Government on the main litre of the Canada Pacific Railway in the Rookies. This place, owing to Its health giving qualities, and the grandeur and beauty of the sceeeey, is rapidly bum - leg one of the meet popular health sod wormer resorts on the American sea - tenant. The doetor will also have medic- al superintendence of the Anthracite raises and a elution of the Caudate Nettie Railway, The appointment, fres a peeeeiery pout of view, is a moat desirable ogee, sed we have pleasure is eoagratolatiag the doetor on hie good fort use in immuring it, sad we are sere that hi. high medical skill will enable him S. perform the duties pertainiag to the potion with 'radia to himself and bes.- st to thou who may be seder his pen- femio sl rare, while hie geoid, •lulls knee els will make him a eaivmeal lave- rite ave- rite with all with whom he may some is costae. Ta. doter will leave Neafovth to resume the duties of hie mew prattles shoat the 16th of May. Dr. Mackid i, an old Goderich hoe. an It It a ap 1w th u th or n C d1 e. it fr ch ail ea p mppi-e, wrth a T.*w to prevent their *mom destroyed by heavy rs,u.a:' Yours sic. , THowa,t Kirl)I , Gotleeieb, 20:h April, 1889. oiler wraste looters." to the Cda'or or Toe. etc ret, Sin,—Pile www council has refused he pal ry sum of pritt to entertain the es t i the Supreme Grand a lrange ye, among whom, i believe, will be .us w'retaip Jlay,.r Ciarke, of 'reroute, a geutl•,nau highly resposted and de- aerredly popu'ar wherever known• --so ,null e., that alth,•u,;h a very prominent Oia',grurau tie Catholic 'nouns of To - 'unto voted for her. to a man. There are very few men ..f the calibre of Mayor Clarke ; be •ertatnly is s gentleuan of :rest parts mot deserves the taauka of Canadians at large for hi. Chratian sad moderate advice to the Orang,men of l.'a'tada, in the crime just passed, when the M..;', t::.,'. , and other papers tried to htht the torch ..f reolgiutta hatred on the Jesuit y':astien, and when eves ministers of the Gaspe) of Peace were a u,.•hl et the most int.lennt Would r bat 4:1 seen were as worthy of our esteem u the noble Mayor of the Queen City ; then there would be true happiness in every girt of "Sr country, and the demon of religious in,t.olseance would bus • thing of the pace. And yet our Tows Council refuses tis paltry atm of $50 to Ii honer to such • man. There may be others equally wrthy among our coining guests nod deeer•iag of our respect, but 1 am out acouai•ted with them. At any rate, he alone s ntdacement enough or the eouuc,i to grant the f:r,D. Last ear the e"unc:l ref used *grant of $50 to elp to pay the espouses of the celebrat- d «seaman,, I , Cosner, certainly against b• bast interests of the town. There u a whisper around at the time that he religious belief of the champion was e cause of the protest against the nett. Can this he believed i If so i ity the community where such, feelings Rist. I would say, u an ardent lover beautiful Goderich, bury forever every estige of religtnts animosity, as there is at a shadow of religion where bigotry tgns, sod work for the best Interests of • town ; encourage in every p esible ay all visitor* to some too the Iowa ; • need their help. We've had the nny wise and pound foolish policy ng *rough to the risible determent of • town. As a ratepayer I appeal to • w.irthy, pushing Mayor to call a eeial meeting of the eouucil to r'e-coo- er 1110 matter, and by all means grant • $50. Vows, &c., Paasanes. oderich, April 1&h, 1889. Tat!» Editor of Tim Su ssAL. f an lira, -1 hey respectfully to of- y for our town fathers a sego iatwn fur h what I think woul t easily stop the in- e jury which is Clain„ daily increased to. t the lake bank to the southwest of tee w harb .r by the owner. °s springs above t • the clay bed, and might possibly be the LI mese, of saving the lighthouse itself, g which, it is rum lured, the Government p eonteaplatee abandoning, to its fate be- e mese of these springs. I fere, however, of that my scheme will give no piece for a • arm-mittee of council to "aggrandize' n. themselves in superiotendtng the work re th w w the spring such a quantity .:f cuttings, W an inch .,r s•, in thickness, of the tall 1.. Lombardy poplars u will serve for uy tb two or throe rows along the broken nu slope, and stick them in the ground ap souse six or eight inches deep, the one sod row tilling up the open space' betweso tb the others towards the lake. Then, sir, in an asemohinely short time there will G be such • network of roots all over the slope that no wat•rspnnge thereafter min possibly affect the hank,but w.ruld,on th 11Iiss J. T.Infield, who teaches schcol as it is simply to employ Win Watt, who near Zurich, spent her Easter holidays is frequently employed by them and is with her parents. This time -'ns of her skilled in such work, to procure early in pupils wa with her and was mboh pleae- •d at seeing the blue waves of Huron Inc the first time. Psaaotrai. — Arthur Shultz, of the busy Mise town of Saltfurd, was the . guest of our Teuton friend, H. Zellnor, last week, both having • trend chat over their boyhood days in the Vaterland and the recent events that have transpired i there. tinnier.* stand' apemen Fair. The annual spring eh .w under the auspices of the Colborne Branch Agricul- ! term Society was held in Auburn os the 16th Inst The crowd of spectators was not ae large as on pre% ions n.xaaiosa t owing to the lateness of the date. The n umber of hones shown was as lame as on previous ottasions. eeme tweet, one s very fine specimens of horseflesh being u exhibited on the different alarm. The tharoughhr•d Durham belle were also 1 shown in good numbers. Ther• wee • • large display of machinery exhibited by d rawer, Nneon Bros, Harris A Otos, t Watson, of Ayr, Bell A Sen, and several m other companies. The following ma toe the eery lireoI the trees, and, if the more rugged and unseemly ridges were acmewhat levelled down by dynamite or other peaces@ and the whole saturated with some hardy grew seed, ben, instead of the present barna and unseemly appearance from the lake, the bank, with little slanting paths down the lop.. would form most attractive please re grounds. divided, u it were, into eeperste apartments by the ridges, for lite* eoterise of local picnics or outride xcurnonists. A similar prote•tion, if *aimed expedient, for the harbor from he northwest might also be made on the ew ground towards Attnll's point sad he whole dime fora very trill• cf ax ins r'ali* Use, Heavy draught horses, 4 years sad over—let, J. 'P. Fisher : 2.d. Gilbert Graves. Heavy draught, 3 years old -1st, Thee Potter, 2nd, John Marion. Heavy draught, 2 years old --let, Jr McConnell. A.A. stallions, 3 years soli s, Jae Anderson. _ Agri. stallions, foaled is't .,agbt Yate►, gad. Jas Winmill Road and carriage stallion, aged --Mir Messrs Sturdy, 2nd, R and .1 Anemia,. Rood and .anlage dellion, II vow— lei, Wm Ningbo Durham belle, 2 years and our—let, C sod .1 Washington, find, Joe Tewdey. I_yaaw add rued ever —1st, J ?tiro, 2.d, W Wtt•om. Cats ss,be elimesdjamoag the eentom- pieties animals. At least they mews most of the night. peso&. Now, dr, the above was written i October or November lad, but happen lag to siestas the idea to two friend. whom I met on the spot, the one seemed last to doubt its maims from the nature of our the bank and hustles that Mr Bingham on and others had planted young tree• some years ago which all failed; but i be- lieve from my slight personal •zp•ri•nee that the softie's i propose would more likely seemed in the present saee than saplings with rontsat tbom,and then ween if quite a number of them failed the Ant year they amid be replaced for a mete trille,wbil• the moots of the lent plea s& by havingfixed at (east a portio of its soil, would give the others • bettor shears of starting, and thee is • were short time the whole broken span amid be firmly bound up. My other friend. an old farmer. approved entbeelaetieal to ly of the scheme, atsd Ray *ma is do tensm of his own expert/mop at his e , reason (m,r his doing so, let adeleed de •1 DU N LoP. rtes one own 'Srresposdent. Mrs Allen visited Brocefieid last week. The Easter holidays were heart ly moo joyed by the teacher and scholars of No. 9 S S., Colborne. Mr Quaid has already sr'mmesced to rebuild a new h••ase on the sits of :hoe one burt.t down. The architeot d stall laid the foundation en Satury lastestebb tDtlfikarebusybuilding h.ous. A new boa was raised on Saturday oe the farmiliately rented by Robt. Beers, near here. The captains of sides wets J. Thumped and .1 dun Clark, the latter sig• being the emitters. Chas. Morris was the builder and framer of the build- ing. The iron horse, among its pse•eneere week for Manitoba, carried from se jovial engineer, who has gone hence • prnspeeting tour of that Lea* Lend. Many from this s*stion who have gone before and located there will, whereto!, they meet him, •steed to him a hearty welcome, and from him glean many tidhays of the friends that are left behind them in Colbeees. As drug sores are searee out there sir .iek eemesitta gave him • medicine chest, sd forgetting • battle of our far famed beide, so that he is well prepared to curs any eatsplatat that may hofell him is that ter off land, eke ail wish him a happy ioersey. While removing an oak tree, wppneei be 130 reeve old, ea a form her Lowe • a few daye ego the ucib see d4- .emit three or foe, Men ekelt(dss d • number of arrow horde.