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THE NURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, APRIL ¶6, 180
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business Chances tt'snted. not eneeeding I
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Houses on Sale and Farms on Sale. not to
exceed l lines, Si tor trot nwuth, .lot per sub-
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)►remote the pecuniary benefit of any indi-
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hered to.
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advertisentel.ts for extended period, made
Lown at the office of publication.
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e• in connection with the ordinary newspaper
business, where Oral -class work is turned out
at mat ble rates. Everything in the print -
lug Otte n be done oa the premises [rum an
Mari ed poster to a visiting card.
All g6mmunication, must be addressed to
//le. *e ILLp'I'MT.
Editor of Tilts SIGNAL
illi1/plsoae Call Na i Goderich Oat.
HURON SIGNAL.
'WAY, A YRIN °11111(11g-.
J a +million souls. To the faithful observer
i (Wild r IVA+T IN THE STA TO
A hundred years ago neat Tuesday,
Osorge(Washeafftee, the successful gen-
Mel, patriot and Matesman, wee sworn
i i at.New Yogi as the arse President o
t w luded State*. For over • year ea
itamlfev reeeesidered The clubs of the
town seed preemie grounds, the bays re-
quire • place of recreation, sud the
people want to its the public park de-
f voted to pebbe peewee,.
tetmivi prepar•titue have teen going on
tosrraage a fitting celebration in boson
of the (session std the man who is last-
ly sailed ib. "Father of hie Country."
The appro•ebtrg festivities at it.
great metropolis must convey to the re
Receive mind the happiest of tosses
stone, for out of revolution has sprung a
nation, which, in the problem of self
g,,rerumeut rad material proiress, has
far execrated the most sanguine expect&
ti one of its founders and pro.n.•O.rs,
while its marvellous success has proved
al untold blessing to countless thou -
rands both put and present There
can be 1.0 doubt that Repub'icari
America is becoming more conservative
every day as a natural result of the
spread of intelligence and the :laminae
wealth of its people : at the same time
Rnglau is just as surely shaping her
tours. more in keeping with the Demo-
cratic spirit et the times. Must fort u•
stately for the best interests c -f the ciri
heed globe thew vital ezperimer.ts are
being solved by the two great English
speaking nations of the earth. Nothing
stands still -the scin.e of goversment
as well as other matters keeps pace
with the age, great Britaia on nue
aide of the Atlantic and the United
States on the other are setting a practi-
cal example to the world u the leaders
o(..dvanced thought. It is quits safe
to conjecture that the United States
with its natural increase, augmented by
is vast immigration. will possibly in two
decades reach a pat; ulatiun of a hundred
Wetter doe. Depots JLeCarthy want f
loan
feet Is he after a enoninion port -
'folioe or it he pining for a leadership in
the cold shades of opposition in the Oat
- ski Legislate,* 1 No mill a Iastg-bit
the I.r' misd :millennium is not so far di.-
taat, ler with two such mighty nations
otesety allied together, the weight and
s- Amos of their mural power alone will
ttedosbtedly be en ciont to provost the
horrors t f war by simply stretching out
heir hands. saying"Let there be peace!"
wast of some kind.
Moraemee, the Me¢sntic outlaw, has
at length been captured. During the k
melee which lead to hie arrest, the pri-
soner was wounded ly in the hip, d
and now public :.pinion in the locality is
divided as to whether he is • martyr ,or w
a malefactor.
For ourselves, guided by the past we
ave great faith in the future, believing
the world was never as good as it is to -
ay. IN the demonstrations next week,
hroue:out the neigha.risg Republi•,
• wish them all the happiness that
triotism, pride and love of country
THE .'due Era continues to ,Ferry
about the Goderich postmastership. It
first wanted a Clinton man t, be appoint-
ed, and now it'revenue cf the county for •
candidate. Its latest deliverance I.
The impression is gaining ground that
"tbe dark horse" in the race fur the
Goderich pstmasterskip is Robert Por-
ter, M. P., for Weat Huron
T .tied '
with the parliamentary cession are about
Completed, hut up to the time of writing
the Government has given mo sign as to
their appointee in the matter of the!
Goderich ptosttnaaterskip. Is it not
about time the Tories of this riding were
taken off the rridir in of uncertainty
"Hope deferred, •fico
1
aE ab
nts involved to eotneclten-
No, Reader, Jesuit Bill is
not related to William who crossed the
Boyne. They are not even forty-second
Scotch cousins, or cousins german, or
related in any way, shape or form. If
you want full particulars as to the in -
can possibly bestow.
Ir I; acknowledged eon all aides that
the present season has been one of the
'known
and best for farming t peratioes
f known fur many ) earn As we write, a!
!greater breadth of land has been got
in better condition, than the oldest i
inhabitant can remember. Early cowing, I
as a rule, bespeaks good results
Tex apheebe% lar otT fields look
green," has been exemplified in the case
of the Oklahoma pilgrims. Thousands
of earnest seekers after new pastures
turned their faces towards the new -----
Mecca, and when entrance was gained O, it waterworks system will be com-
within the present week, they found plated shortly and to regular running
that the land was a desert, the air bead order. Would it not be well for an
effort to be made to have a formal open
ing of the system on the 1st of July
next 1 For years past it has been cos-
_ _ tomery fur Dominion Day to be cele -
We t NDIReTANh Mr Archie Pion:nor bratetl in Geolerich by the holding of
will shortly leave the editorial staff of
divtdeal petogrees of each, we would
refer you to a gentleman named Wild,
who carries on business at Bond street,
Toronto. If he can't load yeti up on
this question it will be tweeter's you
capacity to receive imparted knowledge
is unlimited. -
and the water worse. It has been ever
thus when the mighty bot•mer worked
the oracle. u flit ;
the London Allred.. r, and go on the
stage. "Archie" is one sof the best.
known newspaper men in Canada, and
as an editorial paragrapher has few
equals on the continent. H• will be
succeeded en the .44rrrtieer by Mr J. D.
Clarke, to some time pat associate
editor of the Hamilton Ti.,,. a, and a well-
trained journalist.
W x BATA always wondered that Cr
radian owl -dealers when they made
mistake in weighing coal always had th
motor armed se that the consumer
had to stand the brunt, and we never
knew why the error oat never made on
the seller's side until recently, when it ow
demonstrated in • c'•urt ease that it is
contrary to the law to wave overweight,
the reason keine, no doubt, that coal-
dealers are so prone to give overweight
that • statutory enactment was necessary
to hinder them trent sacrificing their
business in the interest of the general
public. A coal -dealer in Yorkshire,
England, has been in the habit of giving
overweight is selling, the weighing ma
shine being so constructed as to register
about twenty-four hundred pounds as•
ton. He did this out of pure benevo-
lence. But strangely enough his kind-
ness was declared to be illegal by the
authorities, who arrested and find him
fee falsifying an t.6cta1 weight. This
will not only prove • warning to all coal
dealers who may he impelled to give
twes(y four hundred weight to the too,
het will also have • deterring effect
spore those of oar ho.ines, men who
here made it a plan of their business to
give twenty ounces to the pound, and!
Mt, Maws to the yard.
)
Caledonian games, and we believe an
arrangement cull be made this year
oftheie of reanageomot
the Caledonian Society • d the Tcwn
Council, whereby such a change coold
be made in the program this year that
the demonstration could take the shape
of • firemen's tournament end bond
competition in connection with the for-
mal
ormal opening of the waterworks system
of the town. Now is the time to look
into the matter, so that delimits steps
• may be taken at an early day to ensure
e the success of the undertaking.
Tier latest excitement In athletes
circles in town has been caused by the
aatinn of the Tien Council in renting
the agricultural park for • horse pasture
for the balance of the season for the sum
of $30. At the Int meeting of the
seemed an application was made by the
different athletic sports societies rf the
town to get the use of the pork for the
purpose of holding games in during the
season, bat some of the awkcillors were'.
fearful that there w. -old not be • su16•
cietttly good sod for ball purposes, and
the park was aoeordingly let for a horse
pasturage, en that • sod would thereby
be cultivated four next year. Kone of i
the count -Allots favored putting on sheep, +;
and some of the facetious flees who op. a
posed the horse pasture seheme suggested
that the members of the cosseil who
advocated the house pasturage plan
" should go down themselves and chew
grass.- We believe the wishes of the
ratepayers who voted for the purchase
of the Aerioslterel Park would be beet
served by having the grounds devoted to
recreation p urpr•ee, and we hope at oho
meeting sof the town council to nee the
S aciee T, the world still move*, as is
evluened by the following advertise-
ment in the Toronto daily Mail : " 4
Canadian lady desires a proitiiop M
chambermaid in a first-class hotel ; Ian
city refereees•."
Nertbaatd tee et war Times.
Trete the Phonographic World.
Thomas McGillicuddy, the new Pre-
sident of the Canadian Shorthand So-
ciety, was born in Ireland about thirty-
four years ago, at the f..,t of the moun-
tain ranee that bears his fatuity name
He came to skis country with his [amity
when but • year old, and at the age of
fourteen entered a printing othce and
learned the besieges. At the early age
of eighteen he joined his brother iii
starting •cvountry newspaper, tit the vil-
lege of Brussels, t►rearm, where the)'
remained for seven years. The brothers
then sold out, and purchased the Gode-
rich Signal, the senior paper of the
county. and there, in 1883. Mr Mc-
Gillicuddy started to learn Shorthand.
f
Treaty for pubhestiue in the rinses on
the day that the document was aixtsed
and before it appeared au any other
journal. The same Number of the Mae-
aacae present. the first paper on "Social
Lifs is Ramie by one .,f the Forty Im•
mortals, the Vi putt• Lug's* Melchoir
de \'ogee, whose vivid 'Jescriptiona of
the brilliant overt of the Tsar might al -
swot be said to beggar reality. '1'. els
Tbsletrup, who visttei Russia Inst yser
for the impress purpose, furnishes num-
erous illustrations Dr Charles C Abb-
ott tells '.t the Egyptian lotus in "A
Meadow Mud -hole " Three writers re-
port outlooks in different directi,•te-
FrrukGo Satterthwaite in "The West
ern Outlook for Sportsmen," Brander
Matthews in "The Dramatic Outlook iu
Amerika." and James K Reece in " Ag-
riculture as a Prof.seiun," which shows
what a nation of good farmers might as
eompleih in the United States with ap-
plied stance sud exact methods.
Ameee Rives, Dr T. W. Parsons, Wm
Winter, and the ola! English wit, An-
drew Marvell, are the poets of the num-
ber. The poem by the last named is
illustrated by Alfars! Parsons. Richard
Malcolm Johnston coutributes a (leuritia
novelette, "5)geechte Crossbones," with
drawings by A. B Frost. Iustal.oentsof
"Jupiter Lights," by Constance Feni-
more Woolston, sod "A Little Journey
in the World," by Charles Dudley War-
ner, complete the tietiun. Comments,
however, upon fiction, are indulged iu
by George William Curtis and William
Dean Howells in their respective depart-
ments. Charles Dudley Warner, in the
Editor s Drawer, points with humorous
warning to the time when fashionable
culture may be in effr:ata.
THE MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS
NEW SPRING GOODS
GREAT BARGAINS
-*ILK ut'R---
Dress Goods, Prints, Ginghams, Seersucker., White
and Grey Cottons, Shirtings, &c.
-.EE titft--
New Tweeds, and Coatings for Spring Suits.
TAIL06ING A SPECIALTY
Inspection and Comparison of Prices invited.
J. fa.REW8cBR0
•
Jordan's Block. Guderich, Mar. Lind, 15.8.
11O
Nlai]I. l'. lately a ho !fl-lI m Royal College of Phy.la•faaa. Iwfisburgb.
OU :e w South aide of Hamilton -at. 107 -deo
Situation Uscant: 1 JRettical.
MEBTIC W 1NTSD-WANTED R W. K. ROSS, LiCENTi ATE OF
Immediately • v
Dentistry. URS. SHANNON & SHANNON,
P iysclatts 8urgeona. Accuuohers, kc.
*Ike at Dr. Shaanu,i'a residence near the
--
gaol Uaderaeh G. C. HuaN'u,, J. It. 8NA11-
M
«NICHOLSON, ID. S.
DRNTAL ROOM 8.
Eighth dour below the Post 001cs, Wet.et.,
Oooritica. 31115-ly
RUR. 1751
Legal.
DR. E. RICHARDSON, L.D.S, rj D ItARD NORM 4N LEWIS, MAR
11J1 ,s rites Solicitor in High Court. ('once,
8L' R G t O N DENTIST. incur. tiodericA and !fry 1d. Hay held of
e b Mem. Gas end Vitalixrd Air administered for k nor
° Thursdars from 10 to 1. Slone)! to
.4lket Si
Uuoaaatcu, April M. 1b/. I painlerextrecting of teeth. Special attention per reO1 71iS
heat ............••........ ••••• 9S" 1:01
Rtee to the preservation of the Natural
;lour. • ►111 ... ...........».... S 00 M f 00
(mTeeth.
oa, i bush ................... 0 s8 g J (Hilts -Up stairs. Grand Opera Hu
ose HI
Peas.Yboat .............. 0Suse 0So EniraaeeoaNest-di..Roderick. 2I61 -I)
Itarley, p bank ................ 0 40 W 0 as
A fell report of one of Justin McCarthy,'Potatoes. Y bank ..,.. ..... 0 _S N 0 ee
lectures brought out favorable notice
from the county press, and soon TUB
SIGNAL became noted for extended re-
ports of sermons and political addressee.
In the spring of 1887 Mr y McOilli/s_ii
tee Ostsits
wee appointed by t 00011610 -
soot se shorthand writer to the Depart-
ment of Agriculture, and removed to
Toronto, where he now resides,
acting as private secretary to the
Deputy Minister. He has taken an
active interest in the proceedings of the Fleur ...... fu
Fall W he•Rww maim _- 1 1* t•
Canadian Shorthand Society for the spring Wheat . t eta to
past three or f -ar years, and has been Harley ^ ji 0 w to
a contttbutor t3 the leading shorthand' pew, a'''.° to
journals. It was he who, at • short- i Apples, twister, pee.1ttt 1 un to
hand a•nyeutiun held its Toronto, in Potatoes ,e 035 to
Butter... .. .. 0 1. to
August, Ul't5, first proposed the Phono- } a to to
graphic Jubilee. life was •member of Era_ 13 Oat to
(Lewe/i 3 (n to
list•[ ..,.........! 000 to
tiunal writing machine speed contest Wool _.. 0 ^n to
!tort 6 So to
Ha.. su ton ...................... 11 00 wit to
Butter • ► u 21 w 0 n Legal Notices.
' Eggs, fresh unpacked t des .. b 10 d 0 11
Chess 0 12-S 015
Htwrts .ton............ 10os.e Nan
Bron 1 too ''t' •• . 13 00 .s 1500
C9bo Stub, ..1.....
DDad tort:...... 1 C' 1 m i
8rre21 mg..
t cwt 0 el " SO:
Wood ago " o w
Hides. f (o " a SO
ibeeuekfns.. eon ' 0 is
Drewteot Holts, t cot / :3 ' C :5
Apples, s bush 100 ` 1 w
Cnetee eNaYaM.
A pr'.l 3l.
'•O to S M
103
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the committee in the - recent iuteraa-
He writes Ismer Pitman's system, but
delights to see sad hear all styles of
shorthand writing discussed. His other
bobbies are Sunday school work and
temperance. Mr McGillicuddy ie mar
ned, and is the father of three childreu.
He is today one of the most prominent,
most ppopo'ar, and most enterpraing of
the stenographers of Canada
THE EDITOR'S TABLE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE: OT JOHN WALLIS BLACK. DE-
('EAt+FD.
Notice is hereby given that all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate of John Wallis
Black, /ate of the Town of Mauston is the
!'runty of Juneau in the State of Wisconsin.
baker, deceased, who died at Mauston afore-
said on the "JOth day of June I0M. are. on or
b. fore the Nth day of May IMP, required to
send full particulars of their claims to Messrs
Limestone. Wood el- by mons a the City of
Toronto. Solicitors for the adminis;rator of
the estate of the said (let -timed.
And take notice that after:he Paid both day
of May. the mid admiti•trator will distribute
the estate, having regard only to claims of
which he shall have re totted not ce. and will
sot be liable to any tenon of whow, claim be
e
0 70 i .hall not lure roe. -:ted notice as aforesaid.
0 10 1 7 11034A JONES Bi.ACK.
II On,t Administrator.
1 00 by KIAOSTONK, WOOD&SV NON'. j
0 Ou kis 8otictors.
0 At ' Toronto, lash MOIL 1510. alt+!
6 7111 - ' FOR SALE.
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, de.
011lor. corner M Square and R eat
.1, it...feet. b, of rr telegraph umce. PN
ate funds to lead at 6 per tent. 7000-
GARRow & PItOUDFOOT, BAR
kf$TEtte .lttornevs, solicitors, etc
Yedere h J. T. Darrow. %V. Proud tout. 17
flAMERON, HALT $ CAMER9N,
tlarriners, Solicitor, lake, -
3t.d.•ricA. 54. C. ('noir row, ult ]1.
O. ('amenia. C C. Its.. lilt.
Tor &ls or to Let.
To LET.
To
good brick house containing ten rooms.
gond cellar. stable, hard ar.d nota water, at
present occupied by 11. I. Strang. E Poe-
ara/ion sties in Slay. Apply to MILS T.
SHEETH. :3AB
FOR SALE.
Lot 1:8 of 0uderlch Apply' to.
tool PHILIP HOLT.
She People's Rolumn.
pASTCRE.
♦ n,imberof animals can he pastured on
Mrs Foley's farm. lot 17. Hayfield road 27.4
A Weed or two Aeons Mew re 'Meatless
That nave time to Used
The following new publications have
been received :
"A DAD YaN'' nw'EETAEART,"
by E E S"eppard, author of "Wid-
ower Jones," and other iuterestisq
novels. This is one of the .deplete
\-isAt wrier, and can be ordered at any
of the bookstores.
"LE rilieT CR Kimsey,"
by Georges O►net, author of the "Iro
I Master..- Canadian c ipyright edition
published by Wm Bryce, Toronto, pnc
30 cents.
"A LATIN (fraBTiR ' lcaNatit,"
by Sidney Luska, author of "Yoke o
Tborah, ' and other novels, Price 25c.
Wm Bryce, Toronto, publisher.
"curate's cceitate,"
a romance of Scotland and New Bruns
wick, by Leslie Vaughan. One of th
Canadian author series William Bryoe
Toronto, publisher. Price 25e.
"%ILIUM THR■arts,"
a novel by the author of "Mr and M
Morton.- i'riee 30c. J. Theo. Robin-
son, Montreal, publisher.
"A BR"THIR TO iRAGONR," AND TR/
"TiRiclgl( LAwc OF PIPING pluwotxB."
Thee are two stories of "ye olden time'
by A melte Rives, author of the "Vete
and the Dead," Ac. Pries 25o. J. 1'
Robinson, Montreal, publisher.
"%ini.INIA Or TIY.u1MiA,"
a story by Amelia Rives author of "A
Brother to Dragu.s,' Ac., publahed b
J Theo. Robinson, Montreal. Priem
25 cents
l sO('NTY OF HURON TEACHERS
V Examinations Itts9.
Second and third class noo-profess onal ex-
aminations at the Collegiate institutes and
High Schools in the County on Tuesday. Rh
m
July. 8.10 a. first C.. July 16th. a 10 a.m.
Candidates who wish to write at either ('lin-
ton er Heaforth must notify D. M. MAi.Loa-H.
lis.►., P. ,S. Inspector. t'Iintoa P.O. not later
than the Ttnd of May. stating which of the
two schools they intend to write at, and those
who wlak to write at Uocterich mutt ne'ift
Julie K. Toll. Esq., P. S. Inspector. Goderieh
P. 0., at the name date. The notice must be
accompanied by • tee of $.". Or its if the ('an-
didate applies for the First Class as well as
Second ('lar Examinations. No name will
he forwarded to the Department unless the
fee aa-eompanies it. Hrsd boasters of the
1 Collegiate Institutes or High Ochools will
p a. evils! r1r applications of their l'asdj
• dates to the inspector of tbedivielon in which
the Collegiate Institute or High School is
I situated Forme. of application may be had
• [rem the Secretary.
1'ETKit AAMPB.N.O
8DP.('Y. tX'8
Godef!ch. April Bed. l8A0. !!fli=t
f I t'INGIN(1.
Auctianeenage The progeny at presient oc •uDied by the
TORN KNOX, GENERAL AL'C•
ti TIOXEER and Land Valuator. Goderich
Ont. Haying bad cuae:drrahle experience (a
the suet ioneering trail,', Le it in a position
discharge with thorough tausfuction all conn
missions entrusted to him. Order's left at
Martin's Hotel, or see t by mail to my aided"
Oudertch P. O., carefully attended to. JOHN
KNOX County Auctioneer. Lena
u•dersorned as a rest lenee on the Huron
Revisit .n the Town of Coidcnch, cot.aisting of
one half of an acre of land.good frame house
!non and a half sect n moms. including
hitohen, hard and soft water, good .itee cel-
lar. stable. wood and carriage tion.mi. There
are
they also sumticularso goof!app! fruitto tree.. (tuffs proprrt
L beautifully situated and very suitable for
nee person staling to lire retired- }or fur•
par
it t'.1MPiON,
"`1v Barrister, (soderieh.
_----._- _ _ ,11R SALE (lit
Amusements. convenient
,,ENT. -The
need unit enreer of Esit stud homer
ieturisitu-
1,3t/It
t,.
-..-._... tontatninq nine roonis. pantry. good cellar.
G(1DERi(.•H MECHANICS' INSTI !•1311,lrtoahated t nor Ls the btuiin•o and co°ren-
v lust of the
Tlf F: 1. I B It A 1t Y ANIF H 6.111 I N tew o. Thmre i« a '.arc it+trdce ansa utlaked
lU$i3f, cur. of East etreeI and Square bas with truft trees and rhtuta in unnactioe.
.cal 1. 'ferns. reasonably. }-or prrticalars apply to
Open from 1 to 0 p.m., and from 7 to 70 p.m AHE*, ROBINSON. Achesea'e attar. Slit.
ARoLT 2000 VOLS IN LIBRARY VARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES
Leanli 03 Dairy, mel!, rm., lllr•tntted TY.OSLE.- Lot iN. in Naitlaoil C'on.
Popes, Macho:ire e, der., .,.o..,.o.a'cla Clolhonxe, lit jt n r a very /ate farm. ['riot
MK)I lileltSHIP TICKET, ONLY fiasco.10 acres. pricetWO. ots: in 1st n. 4-1 and 14 in 1.1 Con.
)Ranting free ala. of Library and Reaahn Ki°lar.ttrrre t•onj,ty. 1(r) aer•v. Will h esoli
Room. savory . hcap.l.ute 1'.. IAa1M R'i of 1:. in the 9th
Application for mcmbcribip received bl von. Wawawah, .Mr►' ac resi,fexcrUrnt land in
Librarian. in rooms. `ne block. Price itS.uW, Lit 73 7'lci)uugall's
N. 5.ALl'U\IS(pN, GEO. STIVKNS. aryey, Town of tioderich. Price oness f3
President. „ ,;; Lot I rt. town of Godericb. on Light Howe'
YNerleh, March 1/th. Wi, attret• with ' rrick house and +table•. Price
0.17 fptl0. I.ut, 9 ', rY, 1013 and IR. 1011
...
Town of GalderieA. nearll ilk of n acre 1a
Loans ana Insurance. i sere block within the boomer pan of the
town. Prig uuly Von. The above proper-
ties ail! be sold oat easy terms of payment.
= 1
To TOR EDITOR Or TH SKIN AL ADD•7 to
! Dd'• stn. Please allow me to inform ging Sour t 'tlODtJOCKe l!
C. SkAG$R, (yoderich.
readers that •sew term of my singing star X.R.-b7osrr to !cud at von low rasa h.
- ' for young ladies will commence on May kit ' -_
e !ANO. by which date I hope to have removed REAL ESTATE .(ND - --
to the residence lately occupied by unease
Cameron. Req. Parents demining of having
r angrn we grounded in the theory
of mucic and taught to sin: rrsibly. should
avail thcroselyra of this opportunity. The
rs change ss
chae for fifteen lemons of two hours is three
thei d hu 11
dollars. I am. dear sir, yours truly.
3300-31 JAMESCOOKF..
1) EMOVED -THE CITY LAUN-
le drt hes removed to for premises next
door to the new poet ofce, wLere I will be
pleased to attend to all old customers, and as
k many new enea JOHN VIt,KAN.
'^r'b!t. Mannino.
1)ROF. AARINKSEN
j TEACHIKR OF Ml'Si('.
Pianos tuned and repaired at moderate
charges, taatlafaet inn henarsnteed. Omer,
If left at Thomona music store, or at his mum
RROWNLlt's INDEX YAP Or YANIToal
We have before us a bock of the moot
uwtbl Information relative to Manitoba.
in it is Hrownlee's New lade: Map. on
theists of which are every section, town•
ship, railway etAti on, completed lines of
railroad, projected Item, grain metres,
schools and churches in that sect, ef
tho Northwest Sc. intending settler
can afford to do •ithoot this most inter-
esting wort, as in this indexed form, to
which there is dim tee f
at one gloom any schoolboy eau lomat
in an instant any particular point. Mr.
Brownlee, as a yor, has in this
work protested to the intending settlers
for the nominal sem el 25c, • masa of
worthy information, reliable and worth
dnuhle the money. Parties desiring
urther information in regard to Maui -
tuba, by addressing Mr .1 H. Brownlee,
t his home, Brandon, Man., will bays a
prompt and reliable response.
it Aerupt' wiliArlsy roe way
All that will ewer be known and moat
that wield only be known from "the in-
side" in regard to whet has bees called
'the ireateet fest in modern jot:rnalism"
ie contained in "A Chapter from my Mem
eine- by Mr. de Blowita, in Harper.,
M•gasine for Mar. The Paris enrreepnn-
dews of the LHadum Tithes deeerittee how
he Mewed whet Bismark had refused
him - an cleanse copy of the Boobs
above Natters isnrance *Mee. 18-3m.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
I hereby Klee notice ttat all overdue ac-
count, mud be pall to me at once, or they will
be put in suit for collection.
ABRAHAM SMiTH,
a Merchant Tailor.
AIR. FOOT
HAS VACANCIES TUR a TK- MUSIC
Pr rH.e.
GROAN, PIANO. *ONO'S° THtoRY.
tip -.tin.
NEW BARBER SHOP.
The undersigned. halting had large Pep's*.
erre is both town and ttry. guarantees nea-
tness work at reastenabie rates, and re apert-
lull, solicits a share of public patronaee.
Mead. over J. W. Smith's Hakery (Cate 8t.,
Vederieh MK -3m H. L. W&MON.
HE HURON HOTEL.
This well-known and pnpnlar hotel ha been
refitted and calomel during the past seettos.
and is now second to none In gnahty of ac-
commodation far the tra.e111ng publie. Geed
I eooemmodst ion for transient lnlees.
Wlu. ('RA1O,
The *guars. O.deeteh, Out Proprtstev.
NOTICE TO OONTRAITORA,
The trustees et R S, Ns, 11. Collterse. wfll
meet with emitrsMore at the wheel bones on
Saturder. 11eh of May. at le o'clock. for the
purpose of Mttl.e the rowtrare fes eeeorul
repairs on the school home flans sad spool
dominos static known at the time of meeting.
Tb. work to he dose during the summer ve-
rsales
TRONA,' RORKRT'IoN'
I Mia JOHN }1RDON YOU G K
I Trussa
INSIRANCE AGENT. f4OISE FOR SALE -A
Loan. Nr ' onseit..lolu dwelling house in
1(ociatctt with the !test commie- :*,iii -village"-- -
lee sad l'nvote tapitaliats at Lowest Rotes of . 'fit a
roan Goderich Noun Ileus•, and
1•terest. now occupied by the undersigned.
A iso : acre nt land fn which ail One selection
Agent for the 11011.1 I. INSC-RAN('E Co.. of fru' trees• graµ• vines sod other fruit..
of F.taglaret. having the !argent surplus of As-' A .grinqq fist ekk ntnnuig past the premises
rete over Liabilities of any }etre asuraaoe I out buildinggs. and other conYenicnces, In ron-
/'n. in the World.
newt ion. .11ew3 serve ut Ireland well fenced,
nee ee on to F.ast Rosa Hamilton-St.de Goderich, ellse to the ■Aute property. For further p•rti-
ext dour 10-3 .. c(r)ass, address by roil,
JOHN Mc IXTVRg.
f 1 SEAI:ER, fox CO. Oalcrich. or on the premiers- Salt-
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m Imo
'CLERK FiRST iII4'IriON ('O('llT,
Coavcyancer, Insurance, Estate awl timers!
Agent.
Money to Lend at Low Hates and Cost.
harmers Notes Dise•oun,ed.
Orrice -Next to Cornell'' Furniture Store,
(oderlch. Matt
FJ. T. NANTEL, - -
LI FE. F'Ila .451) .4 (tr'WEST
NUB .4SCE ArlENr,
(Representing North British k Mercantile
Northp m American LiLondon ftfe and Aro-Meat Union;
Insu.
ante of North A merit a.
Lowest ltatm. Lamm trotted promptly
Money to Loan con Farm and Town ITonerl7
Cosvcyancinw done. Property tallied. etc.
OIsee- tor. North-st. aid Square. 0a derich.
71-
$200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
To len, on farm and town property at low
eat interest. Mnngawer pus -hatted. t'o rem
mtreton charged agents for the Trust and Ivry
Company of Canada. the Canada Landed
Credit Company, the London Iw,ctn romps"
of Canada. intent. it, 6i and : per emit.
N. H. Borrowers ran obtain money in
day, If title sal laractcor ..
e DAVISON a J('IiNSTON,
Barristers. etc., Oederhllr
(
500,000 TO WAN. APPLY TO
I:AMRRON MOur&CASSSdto5, (ed
rich. ty.
MONEY TO LEND. - A LA RGI
amount of Private fends foe Inrewanen
at lowest rates on arsa-el•as Mortgages Atryl)
to GASHUN, L PINK/ IMPOO •
R
RADCLIFFE.,
GENERAL iNSURANUe,
REAL ESTATE syn
MONEY LOANING AGENT
Owl Meal etas* revaptrelra Repeesewaed
I/ /Annoy to lend os straight lease, at 1h
'last rate
of interest going. In any way
W s e w
, Ood(ah d doer f ^'tA New,
!Baer
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE..__
That valuable property known at lot i.,
Maitland con,. (.octertchtownship. within one
Mile of (odench. On the farm are a large
orchard. good !Hume house stud kitchen, with
stone teller. stud frame barn serol stables; com-
prises 73 acres, well watered. Von further
►articelers aprlyto Uro Mc Kea o r the nm.
Ise* /313-4y
A NICE HONE AT A BARGAIN.-
* acnes of land with s select orcfard of
choice apples. A comfortable house and
Statics. adjoining Ooderich. Apply to B. L.
DOYLK tiodench. $114 mo.
P0K BALE. --LOTS 174 AND IRS
Oettetirb. Aply to M. c. CAMERON.
/11141.
POR SALE CHEAP - 40 LOTS IN
different parts of 0oderlra from
l0 Tanen in area; and 1 dwelling helmets
. Arepa-
wSeTHCRt. W1CATIIEKALb. 1171-1y
Hotta AND TWO u)is FOR
m% Le. The house has nine rem., al -
hall room pantry. deems. collar, wood.
lar.' and soft water. The garden eon-
* all 'Ninth of frnIt. Aloe die arw of
reed in Manitoba for vale or In exchange for
farm preperty.b WM. KNIGHT. Ondench.
_ 11704f
FOR RALE.
etnall ltrlhalf of Int iso Arthur Street. wIth
Ht'nnrNn tr„,, thernort.
Street. et. A 1sr. 108, 3N. lib. Elafn
IJ1ard
. rot tier of Hume and Rrltannla Road.
frame ;i story house on Keay. Street. lot
and half land.
R ow firol uhs
ndo in cls RnM'a Rarvcr. novelette new
ret 22,
at NI
KAll the hov t OW 1tAT fIL
ed
m -ti' I'ply to Darman a ton NNTON.
I)ITMAY' R HA!rD ROORR.
A tlmit., namh.n sal •Teeeherand
bren.ewl.^ vans Le obtsi d ass half nate at
TmL nuNN i as udl. t.