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BVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
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liminess cards of s:1 lines and under 53 per
Adv,nlrments of Lost. Fourd, frayed,
lEtstations \'*cant. - .looters %Vented and
near chancre Wooed. 1401 c>,cedlng 1
nonpariel $l per mouth.
Houses on rMle and Farms on Sale. not to
emceed a burs. 51 fur first mouth. ZA,e per sub -
,/quem month. larger ad, is in proportion.
Any special not ire. the object of whirl, is to
promote the pecuniary benefit of any ind4
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hered to
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•dvertirnn.uu for extended period,. made
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.
A fully equipped Jobbing Office Is carried
ea in contortion wit Mtn* ordinary ne wap.per
benne-on where and -class work is turned out
at reasonable rats Everything in the print -
tea lino can be done oo the premiers from an
Klunt.nsted poster to % I.4I ing earl.
AU comtuuntratiotn must be addressed to
D. MM.uLN 10at'.
Editor of THE. Si0(AL
Telephone ('al. So.,). Uoierich Oat.
HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAY, MAY 31, libel
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. Cas-
ual Advertisements accepted
up to noon Thursday of each
week.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Mee
]]lees. k Oboes-- K. 'awning.
.A Meet Mouth At hires k Co.
Minn for IMM -Jaw Areekearidge.
Lends* 141. Irnmuaee Cs. -Amex (:. Fisher.
TOWN TOPICS.
' ., ehieraaemote, .ie. takiw'#twfes,
-le'/alfa AMI proal il.
Dent forget that Gen-ge Stewart has the
Meerut an.era :n tis county for taking
groups. cr Sews.
A kiss:, I'ae,gsT.-lie meat nsefnl gift
you can nuke is to give a Win Pen. Ap-
ply to 1). llctiilticcddt. agent. Goderich.
The I'ner nary stilt keep* to the front with
the latest novelties and purest drug*. Every-
thing carried by a first-elaes drug stere is al-
ways ou hand at !Mynas'.
One of then dava summer will roww. and
if you watt to Dhow :o advantage. be sure
and havevo.. measure taken for the tattle;
and best style of Bonin I at 1.d• A. i'rid-
h THE \VoMICYCA ('1lR1eTIAK TEMPERAMCt
VISION wilt Elle -o1 regularly for the transaction
et business a eery Tuesday afternoon at 2211
o'elock. In Knox church. Evert woman fu-
lminated in Me work is cordially invited
10 attend.
Get ready for the Sealer *ben the town
turns it on. by c.elling on Saunders & Son.
and buying a roll of hose. They have a full
stock of garden twee reels. aozrles. and
teary sprays, for lawn peewees. sanitary
pfisaibiwgand healing in AU 114 branches. by
competent men. I ricer as neseenable as Is
consietal with Woad work. ('all and sea
1 hem.
The Orange visitors struck a hard week so
far as the weather vis, concerned, and did
not lute • geed opportunity to see the
picturesque points in town to advantage. It
Is quite true that they all got cones of the
/llwalral.-d .tityanl-.tilos, which shows np •
number of lb.- beauty spot,. but rhe place to
get floe stereos sad wood photos is admitted
to be at It. R. Sallow,', corner Montreal at and
BRIE FLE TS.
Mrs Rec. Levcar is visiting in town
The proofreader is something of a type -
righter.
Reeve Kelly, of B!y'th, ares in town on I
the 24th.
Mrs S. P. 11.11. left on a t Mit to St.
Iliarys last Monday.
Mien Marks. of Llruc(fitld, is the guest
of the Misses Conk.
Rev. W. A. Young was away east fur
a few days laid week.
Rev. Geo. Richardson was et Hensel'
Iasi week attending the distr.ct mest-
er/.
Mr and Mrs M. (.'Cameron, of Ter -
caste. wets 111 town for a few days last
week.
Mr an 1 \Tors N. lam, of St. Thomas,
A. J. Metes sad .imspssit • few da
iu the Quoin trey.
Mr and Ifni Tuner, of Turouto, were
to Iowa kat weak.
Mr R. S. Wilhelm* wee in T.,rooto o0
the Queen's Birthday.
Seafonb ...tee 06,000 for electric
light's' by 1(M to 57.
Mr and Mrs Hattori, of Waterloo, hat
been •mues in town.
Mr and Mrs Win Campbell were visit
ing in Clinton, last week.
Mr and Mrs J. C. Dotter, of Clinton
were to Lowe oil the 24th.
The Jaw session of the Ceucty C..en
cil will be held nest week.
The druKtuts of Huron, Brut* and
Grey have fumed an aw..ctauou.
Mrs Henderson and chsldr•u, West
street, left last week for Detroit.
Mr A. H. Manning. barrister, of
Chilton, was In town on Saturday.
Mrs T C Dettor and children have re-
THE HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1883
Miss Beak, of ttaltford, Oft on There.
day of lass weak one ran to Wuodetwk.
)fres Jesus, Kay. of Kiuel.rdine, ie
visiting her friead, Mian Belle ILathisame.
Mr alsd Mrs J U Gordon, of St
Thomas, ware ,i.-titttl the forsw►'s par -
sesta Ur and Mrs Darrel Gordon, Met
we -k.
Koos Church Maesios Bead .111 meet
I. ea Saturday tomorrow) after000u at
half past two. AU members are rettueN-
etd
lo be present, as arrangements will he
made for holding their annual ewtertam-
, i meat, which will cures off on June 21.1.
AC. 710Si STALE or VALUA•LS Peoria-
. T% Ie SAvu Srs MAata.--There will be
an unreserved *action sale of about 400 lute
k
as
.1
Ile
turned from a visit to Loudon and vicin-
ity.
Mr Wm. Confetti*, of Goderich, was
visttieg mends iu Clinton the past
week.
An (Irsngeville man was lned $1 i3O
for spitting tobacco jurors in the polo
ethee.
Dr McDonagh will he in Goderich for
eonsultati..n on the brat Saturday of
every month.
Mrs Archibald, of lieafnrth, and Mrs
Holmes. of Clinton, were visiting their
parents, Mr and Mrs S. Megaw.
Mr ft+.bert Park. principal of the Pub-
lic Schools, attended the teachers' con-
vection last Thursday and Friday at
Exeter.
The pond between the waterworks
engine house and the s,nth pier is being
filled up with the drudging* from the
harbor.
Mrs Fisher and daughter, of Goderich,
were visiting at the Brussels parsonage,
last week. Mrs Legear and son return-
ed wish them to the county town.
Dr M Nicholson, the West-st dentist,
makes the preservation of the natural
teeth • specialty. Gas administered from
9 a. m. for the parolees extraction of
teeth.
Mrs J C. Craig left Amherstburz,
Wednesday. fir Goderich, where she
will spend the summer with ber boo .and,
who is engaged en the Government tut
Trudeau.
Mrs Agnes Thomson. the Canadian
prima sienna, was the guest of Dr Mc-
Micking during her visit to G.dench and
Miss Langstaff was the recipient of Mr
It. W. McKenzie a hospitality.
James Hamill, who last week pleaded
g uilty to a charge of staling a pair of
shin boots from Mr Jonathan Miller,was
sentenced on Monday by His Honor
Judge I).eyle to two months' im,lri•ou-
ment in the county jail.
A POIPLAtt TS TMCMt.T --I new
sale L-pright Pianoforte recently com-
pleted by Messrs Newcombe d- Co., To-
ronto, is affording great satisfaction. It
fills the requirements for a reliable in
strument by a tirst clam maker at a figure
within the reach of all. Write thein for
particulars. tf
Paltry who drivedo net seem to un-
derstand tbst the law gives the right of
way t , the pedestrian. A man or wom-
an who is crossing the street at • regu-
lar crossing is nut obliged to leek out
for the person who is driving the team,
but the person driving is to take care
not to jostle or inoommode the
person walking.
Fort SAL* Cwree - Note, letter and
account papers, fo olscaps, etc, ruled and
untuled, white, cream laid, linen and
French papers, ladies' and gents calling
cards, wedding otaticnery, business cards,
Aiipping tags, tine printing papers, en-
velkpes,—all sizes and .lualitios, at Tee
$1(•MAL steam printing house. Call and
ase our sample books and get prime.
"Prof." Johnston has acted the rogue
i• Wieghaos. Last week he left that
town as he dad Exeter—without paying
kis debts. The press will do well to
pow 1,1m around. This fraud was ex -
poised
hy Tut Sl';saL some years ago,
t, as the fools are not all dead, the
"Profesa.r'• still manages to ply his vo-
cation 11e dosen t come to Goderich,
however.
Blyth is blessed with a few very 000-
nomicsl souls. Whenever they Ince
anything, ur wish tee stall a meeting some-
times, they use all pratble expense.
They borrow a piece of paper and with
someone elsas pen and ince • notice is
written, the Mon of a hammer is secured,
half a dozen tacks begged, and the hier-
oglyphics appear ow • telegraph pole oe
in the pont office. Nothing like keeping
down the expenses.
Acting Mayer McMillan, of Tnrontn,
was in town on Wedneedsy attending
the annual meeting of the Supreme
Orange Ledge. In addition to his duties
as delegate he found time to all and are
his old frond, our townsman, Mr Samuel
Sloane, with whom he spent many a
pleasant day in Quebec in the sweet hong
go. lir McMillan, like Mr Sloane,has
oed his own row, .ince then, and both
Ice been successful in their respec-
t*. spheres.
•
were •:riti g rt'a',tes to town lest h
wee[,
Mr !loran 1, of In, nn. wa, in tow
last w:•et ins;'ectrng the new government e
building. Y
The :wtu'ar ,, e.t'ng of the Public J
School L ail he held next L1.•nday T
erenin:. 11
Mr Fuller, government arc'itcet of d
Ottawa. was in town 14-.4 %'e,inaday in- a
spertise the new pest. slice and customs j 1'
linable g. I 1
The t•talva(ion Atroy had aprcielly in- ,
teresting services en the 24'h, sereral to
members of the Clinton division uniting i A
1d
nrday excursions to Kincardine and tied -
latch are tang to start. They will be I ff
popular tbieyear. Dowse!: Pries. ' i r
Messrs Oreseley end Horner htvwt+gsh ' t
ri.,ed their evabgeliatie labors in Wood 11N
Mock and gene to St Thomas. Thep. I h
they wi:l rest for s few da/s agar tom' p
rowed to Ratter. t
LN Saturday /venire Mr Eli w -n
Iron raptured a me btreua atc,pultrrt# 1 ti
while spearing is (1•. r. er ettw'.,t. th. ' *e
village . f kalif ad. It nevanred 8 fent 7
from tail to,baad and *flaked over 100 T
.1115
Y. W. U. T. V. ENTIrl sieffiNT —An
ntertainment under the auspices of the
. W. C. T. U. will be held on Tue,day,
une the 4th, in the Temperance Haft
he well-knrwn and popular shaker,
ev J. H Simpson, of IItrur.field, will
cheer an address un "Woman • Work
nit influence. A gond program will be
resented, the musical part ,•r which will
es under the snpervisinn of Miss Wynn
and promises to be opr of the best yet
Men. De ors open et 7 30 p m. Chair
ken by Mr 1) McGillicuddy at 8 p la,
silver oullectiun, will be taken at the
oar.
Tee'( C071.10t7.—An attractive pro-
se of altered and secular music, with a
ecttation by Mos Manan rands, will be
yea by the mashers •1 the Knox church :
t(ntttrrtRwinrement rf the rhtlys''h ((11
nnday,eteninc.lune ard,Itole, and it is
,.ped that a lute number .4 the con -
rogation msy show their appreeistein .d
he secular attendarce of the members
f the choir and their valuable and en- ,
rely graleiteus serviette. by being pre-
m on this net -amen., i)•o'rs open at
301 To comment* at R pr mpt
Mho's, 20 cent*, Northers of the
choir and at the 4..I
with the local branch.
People are wondering when the Sat -
its the 0 Ili Chapman subdivisiou of Par
luta 4 end A, etre. 4, Sault Ste Marie,
per registered plan, at the Albion 11..1
Goderieb,on Friday,J une 7tk,at K,o'cluc
p en. Maps and plans can be seen, an
full eaplauattons will be given by if
Chapman.
Lir. T. •CUL ALLAN,--Lieut.-C. 1 Ihn
H. Aliso, the avruusanding otiicer of th
Quern'/ Own, is a well known and r
erected mrinher .f the Crned,an u.:,itia
He joined the regiment an MC, as
went to the front at that *me with th
troops ordered out to resist the Fennel
raid. He has served tlr•.cgh a'1 tb
grades of military oommand, being mall
promoted in February, 1t487. from senn
major to the command of his regiment
When captain of "A' company of th
Queen's Own he was noted as hating th
beet shooting company in the regiiuen
if not in the Dominion Under his coos
mend the Queen's Own hare maintain
their high record for efficiency, and in
point ..f numbers and urgauization coo
t►nue to occupy an honorable place it. th
Canadian militia. L'eut. C.I. Allan et
(brutish the Nenh- West as major of t
detachment, defog duty there. As h
found at impossible to aoc..wpany th
regiment ti• Weltered, the command ha
devolved upon Major Delamere - Alun
treed Star.
An trate Paerr,.atvPDT. —The Strst
foid Hrrd,l was 'shown Betsy • cuupl
of phutographs taxen by Mr Keith Me
Lean. They were well defined, well ar
ranged and well brought out. The tint
scree shows the two ''Jim;," Mactaddeo
and Wale, under their bicycles, harin
apparently met with au accident. Mac
faddeo s dog is also mixed no IN th
eenmb:e "Mac.' looks resigned an
Wade's face wears a -see that my crave'
kept green" ezpraelon. (George Kay
le engaged extricating Wades and Georg
Tiffin is endeavoring to ''yank- off
"Mac's-' leg In scene two Rads ap
pears with • bandaged leg and head as
a kind of hmpy appearance. "Mac
and his dog, beth apparen.iy knocked
nut, are in a wheelbarrow with un. of
the bikes. Rooth are bandaged in
various pleeee. (.-.orge T. is supporting
them, while George K. supplies the
motive power. Both pictures are quite
interesting to look at, end show that Mr
McLean has given quite a bis. of atten-
tion to shadow -catching for amusement
only.—Stratford Herald.
Tee Aeenstet$Cv\, CRT. --A fashion
• hie and appreciative sudieoce tilled the
Grand Opera House, last Tuesday even- !
init. open the event 1 the first appeat•
o nce here 3f Mrs Agnes Th..msun, I
'Canada's fair songstress.' Mus Lang i
staff, also of Toronto, assisted in catry-
ing out the prngram,the duties of which,
owing to the nun apparanoe of • quar-
tette club, fell heavily upon the ladies
shoulders, though decidedly to the great
delight of the audience. Prof. Aarink-
see was the means by which our town
was brought under Mr. Thomson's no 1
tice, and his desire to give us a musical
treat was c,mmendabte. Mrs Thomson's
two songs,Handd'a"Angels Ever Bright
and Fair'' and "Una Voce ' *hewed the
versatility of her talent, which is sof the 1
highest order. It is sot every prima
donna who can equally master the two
very distinct types that each of the
songs represent, and if one, outside the
mystic musical circle might presume t,
poo judgment, a shade of preference
would be gives to the operatic style,
which seemed to reit Mn Thomson in
every particular. Her voice is clear,
rich and sweet,hsr high notes petfecticn,
dded to et beauty cf face and form not
often combined with so much retains.
Mrs Thomson being vigorously encor-
ed sang "Corrin' thro' the Rye, ' and
'Old Folks at Home,' and it goes without
saying that she carried her audience
with her in these favorite sirs, the for-
mer being sung with the charming coy-
ness of expression that is particularly
pleasing in • song of iia stamp. Mia
Iangstaf,who has • mezzo-soprann.voice,
rendered "Marguerite," end "Caller"
Herrin'," most pleasingly, and her hear-
ers were charmed with her appearance
nd expression. For her ,a.' --,e "A
Member long" and "Rubin Adair,'
were given, and one would designate the'
former as her masterpiece Pref. Aarink- `
o, owing 1' indisposition, was unable
o ably assist the ladies. We has a not
he titles of the Professor's violin and
piano solo, which filled in the breach—
probably they may have been enncep-
tiona of his musical mind Applause
forced Mrs Thomson upon the platform
again, when she gave "Hume Swett
Home, introducing various little runs
land trills,shnw0,g the beauty and fidelity
et her voice. Mire Langstaff aec, m -
I ponied herself in two songs, which dis-
played instrumental ability. Mia
Cooke acted as accompanist with her us
nal ability. We would extend • hearty
welcome to Mrs Agnes Tri onion and
Mess Lanrotaff, at any future date.unti•r
different matoagement, though it emit ht
. be • matter of c•ngratulntion to
hem that they were able to entrance
heir audience for so long, even with
he onus of being the Boole support.
MAMMON NOTES.
. fi. _ - Nees of breeeae MO ate
Lake Some
The three waisted ed« Iter Juo.
Miner, with a carpo of oats for the lG. T.
1L, arrived from Chicago last week.
The 0. T. R. elevator beteg ender re-
pair, the care° was unloaded sad store
at the Big Mill,
The.obeoaer Tedman, with • cargo of
lumber for Mr Joeepb Williams, unwed
in port last week.
The schooner J. O. Kelfage, Captain
J. McDonald. wits a canto of lumber
f.* Mr 11. Sveord, reached bet duck
lag week.
The schooner Grryhcuod, light, ar-
rived in port from Kincardine last
week.
k The Bratty line steamer (totem'
" reached Lee's duck . n Wednesday ID.nn•
r 1145. `'he took oil • uunther of pa.seng-
,) !ere old • largo quantity of freight and
sailed for Port Arthur and other Lake
• . Superior ports.
".
I The schooner T.dman, Captain A
d Leeson. light, sailed last week fur
e;
Blind river to Inad lumber for this port.
a I The acboener J. 0. K..Ifage, light,
!▪ left List week for Johnson Herten fur a
y I cargo of lumber fee this harbor.
If The schooner John Miner *Ailed lad
. Thursday, light, for Drumwond'. Is-
e ' land.
• + The schooner Dauntless, light, ailed
t. fur the belittle islands last week.
ed The schooner Greybou•id, lumber
laden, sailed last week for Ktuaardu,e.
The schooner Gnldhunter, with a
argo of lumber for Mr H. Sornrd, ar-
rived in port frum the north un Satur-
day afternoon.
The dredge Challenge was employed
in the harbor during the rough weather
the past week.
The steamer United Empire reached
Lee's dock early on Saturday morning.
After takin:i passengers and freight she
lett fur the Sault.
The Sch. Aurora, with 41'8 tons of
c,al for Mr Peter McEwen, armed in
G.dlerteh on Monday morning.
The achuoner \/,.,ret.. !tithe cargo of
beeps and staves from Wallaceburg, ar-
need in port cn Monday.
The schooner Ontaric, Captam A.
R,egi.•, desired, light, for the not:h on
Monday.
el
Mr Reith, Clinton,left :fa Tuesday,fer
. !Griswold, Manitoba, on a prospecting
d i trip.
Messer W. end J. Smith, Goderich
township. left here laat week fur flay
City, Mich.
Alia Stork, of the Collegiate Inst -
tete, Clinton, has been at Toronto writ.
ink fur a higher certificate. Mia Len- - —. --. - -
sox is taking her place. .iuctioneering.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
XN
DRY C000S,
TWEEDS, ETC.
See our Dress Goods at IOc. per yd.
See our Ginghams at 6c. per yd.
See our Seersuckers at 5c. per yd
s OUR
Prints, Shirtings, Cottons, &c. Bargains in Tweeleand
Suitings.
Special attention given to the
TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Tho Highest price paid for Butter and EGGS.
J.A.REID&BRO
Junlan's hire k, Uaderioh. May sox. l •
Dentistry.
NI. NICHOLSON. LD.S.
Eighth der Wieser the Fes Masco. west -V.,
• ear NL•S-ly
Msbtcst.
SHANNON a 'HANNON,
i� Yoyd.lana Surgroas.��[ Ike,
office at hr. Shannon's Ataanates the
NSW U.deru•k G. C. daolnaM, J. .
•u:.. 1713
DR. E. RICHARDSON, LD.S. Degas.
L
SURGEON DENTIST.
Gas and Vitallard Air administered fur
painMsaextracting of teeth. Special attenrk.n
•rgiven to the preservation of the Natural
Irelh.
Oft. -c-. ('p stairs. Grand Open House Bloch.
Entracte on Wert -Se. Uu4ericL. 2111-ly
Lewd Notices.
1`?OTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF JOHN WALLIS BLACK. DE-
CEASED.
Notice it hereby given that all persons her-
*? claims against Inc estate of John %Valli*
Mark, lat.- of the Tows of Mauatun in the
County of Junce,* in the estate of Wisconsin.
baker. deceased who died at Mauston afore-
said un the "14th day of June 1*1. are. on or
before the 3,ah day of May Isom. required to
Brod full particulars of their clams to Me•eirs
Kineetoue. Wuud A. Symons of the City of
Toronto. tloliciiors for the *dminiatratur ed
the carate of the said deceased.
Ard take notice *het after the mid :nib day
of Mat. the said administrator will distribute
the estate. having n•sard only to claims of
which he shall have received notice, and will
not t4- liable to any person of whose claim be
,ball not hare received notice ss aforesaid.
THOMAS JONES BLACK.
Administrator,
by KINUSTONE. WOOD d'tis\'MON`(.
his tiollrtors.
Toronto. 21th Arril. LOA. SSRI
Chs People's £olumn. ^ 1ORN KNOX, OKNERAL AUC -
t TIONEER and fond Val satbr, Oederich
LOTS FOP. SALK BY TENDER.—
a--.‘ will be received up to Wednes-
day.
ednes-
day. J..ae 131h. for the purcbaaeof the three
1.4o. occupying s5 ?rootage on the Square near
kaat-at., the heat sites ,n town fur hueaueas
purposes. The iota will he sold singly or
collect irely -two lots are S feet ?rootage and
one boa 21 fret frontage. Addres tenders to
A. t4*IITH.
Std. Proprietor.
i)IANO TEACHING.
Mina Andrews will give lemons on the
piano to a limited number of pupils. at her
residence Britannia Load, or u the resi-
dence of ?evils. Terms reasonable. Having
had • nwnberof Tears experience as • •ue-
ceadal tear her. she feels Confident of wiring
satisfactory tuition. y,�
NOTICE.
J
The Council of the Corporation of the ('oun-
?•..f Huron will mrtt 1* the ('oars Hour, in
t e Towel of Uoderich.oe Tuesday, the tb day
off June next.
PETER ♦ DAMBON,
C. Clerk.
sur 25tb, '15 21062t.
11 L'OP. SALMI—TM blacksmith shop
1' and dwelling awned by me is otTered for
sale. The dwelling i, a Iwo -story building
• and contains uvea rooms. besides a kitchen
and pantries. Hard and soft water on the
i premise.. There is a halt acre of land with
a good bearing young orchard. Telma rea-
sonatele• Possession In the fall,
All aceounte dee me and not paid before
the bit June. will be placed in Court forcot-
teel ion.
t -it HORA('K J. HORTON.
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O.L. Having had considerable experience r
the eleetioneering trade. be is is a position
discharge with thorough satisfaction all nra
missions entrusted to him. Orders left at
Martin's Hotel, or sent by mail to ml address.
Goder'ch P. 0.. carefully attended to JOHN
KNOX County Auctioneer. 1111
Loans anb ]#our n :s.I
I ONDON LIFE INSURANCE -CO.
(BEAD OFFICE - LONDON, ONT.
1•rorporated bis Charter of the Ontario
Parliament. 1171 -Dominion, Lilt.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL Alin 400.60,
Ft 11. GOVERNMENT DEPOSIT,
JOSEPH JEFFREY. Kos.. President.
JOHN Mt I.AHA\. Esq., he President.
JOHN 0. RICHTER. Strasser t Sevretary.
BENJAMIN ALLEN. ("ewers( Agent.
Every prudent man• during his tears of
vigour. ebould accumulate • trust fund for
the benefit i( 14 . Unpile. in the Trent at
death, or to relieve bias from the ne Yseity
of engaging inactive business during old age.
This an in no wine be better accomplished I
than oy taking a Lite or lend..wmcnt Polley
in the Lundou Life for the desired amount.
"For want and age. save while yon may.
No startling son Ilii... ail the dal."
ISAAC G. FisH Elt.
{ 1t Local Agent, Henm:Jkr. Ott.
F
1 UWARD NORMAN LEN IS, BAR
J tinter, Pelletier In High Coon. Coovey
aneer. Geodetic!, aid Bayne Id. Ha field ut.
rice ure'n Tburdala trues 11) to 4. Monett lo
loan at Si per cent. 2215
It.
C. Hata, $OLICIrott, se.
O1ee, corner of Square rind Rest
street, Uudrrirti, over telegraph ode/. Mei
rate Fund. to lead at 6 per Dent. 211.11.
(1 ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR
T R18TKIt8 Attorneys. Solicitors, et
Uudench J. T. °arrow, W. Proud foot. 17
(`IAMERON, H )LT & CAAIER')N,
HarvMters, Solicitor" In Chancery,te.
3oletiek. M. c,, ('emeroa, Q.t:.:1'. Y.
G. enemata. C C. iso..
For Bats or to Last.
FARM FOR SALLA
The oadereigned will offer for sale 11N j1.
lowing very dr -.:Table . consisting' OM,
easterly 1. acres of Hluc. -'F." u the , th IOa-
eesNoa of the Township of Colborne. in the
Comity of Hurnn. This farm is Waal -
ed 1} miles from Uoderieh. and 11
mil's tomo Carlow. on the Bain .travel
Hoed. There is • gond frame bowie, 1
storeys. almost new, M by 3{, eoaes1ipg f
rooms: a large herrn, 60 by 42, with cattle
shed. 42 by 14, attached, and one of the finest
orchards in the township. It is watered b)
a nrvrr-fatting sprung creek .sd • good wet.
About Demme cleared and fee from it umpa
There is no waste land of any kind on the
place. Ooud school within 10 rods of the
bonne.
W,1! be sold on rrasoahle terms.
For terns and Dirt her particulars apply to
JNO. IIltkt'kk.N RIDGE.
Proprietor. Goderich.
er JOSEPH M4KKoWN,
5 on the premises.
rIk) LET.
A good brick Loom co- ntaining ten nems.
good eellar, stable, hard tied son wai.r. at
Present occupied be H. 1. Strang. Eon Poe -
smarm glreo in May. Apply to 11$ Y.
teM BETH. 2 .
FOR SALE
FOR
171 of Uoaertcb. Applyto,
Ilett PHILIP HOLT.
FOR SALE.
The unn�de•roorned as a emu fat - eence on 1h• t or -reeled h rh
Road. in t)4- Town of (3oderleh. consisting [on
nae half of an scree( land,good frame house
sTort and • half- omen rooms. int•ludin
kitchen. hard end soft water. good stone cel-
lar. ,table, scud and ,•
are also some good fruit Tt There
is beautifully omitted tied very suitable for
any person wishing to live retired. Fur far
User particulars apply to
torr CAMPION,
Hnrrieter. Uodericb-
y4r(►R SALE OR TO 'RENT.—Th.
1• commndiots and eOe%eniart honer situ
-
seedon the corner sI East and Victoria -el.,
gnatainiag ■1114- rooms. pantry, geed cellar.
Re. The house to well titled up and maven
featly situated to the business part of the
town. There to a la gard,•a well stocked
with fruit levee and shrubs fn connection.
Terse reasonably. For paslk.iars Kepi!
JAMES/ It0111N»(►N, A. hero•'. store. 154. o
REAL ESTATE AND ,`ARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES
FOR SA IF- Lot 13. In Maitland Ca
, ('oltnrne. 112 a. rem a very One term. Price
55500. Lor E.}: to let con. 1.. D. Aah4eid.
M acres. price 512) 1, Lots 43 and It In 1st Con.
ItinI,.,,Riuee ('..,1141 100 serve. Will be said
csey chrap.Lots 13. I6 and Wt of 17. in the Rh
eon. Wawa14osh, 300 acres ofeztellent lend in
nae block. Prirc 5,a •( -
`(NICE. INst�R+NCE AGENT.
The firm of Treble t Tarr. soup mannfae.
tuner,, illwolyed partnership on the:'nd day
of March' last. by mutual (-unmet. All debts
Inge late firm intuit (e paid to the under-
signed.
i
BENJAMIN TARR.
Godericb, May 7th. iRli. 23/3.31
pASTU CIE.
1 A numbe'raf animals can he C. SEALER,
Mn *Were pastured no �✓
o.ereform. lot 17, Rayfield road "Jh CLERK FIRST DIVISION COURT.
prior. AARINKSEN Costayancer, Insurance. end Genets'
j Money to Level at Low !fates and Cost.
t.
TF.AI'HLR OF)11 +it'. Farmers, Noir- I)iseountrd.
Pianos tuned and repaired *t tnodrrat. Omer: Next W ('ornell's Furniture Store,
charge.. l4atafact'on ,t-tarantee4. Oriole Uodertch. 2411.1*
tett *t TAmeson • most.. store. 01 at his room
above Natters insurance (Ake. 94.3m.
i SIR. Ft )0T
Imam 'Segue lilted with the Best t-oen-ma-
ie, and Private ('apltellata to Lowest llama of
Agent for the ROY AI. INSURANCE Co.,
of England. having the largest surpinn of As-
sets oter Liabtlltka of any Fire Insurance
Co. in the World.
()Ater on heat 14144- Hamilton .tit. Goderich,
next door to Dr. 1:ws. /D;toro,
t.
t
1 HAS VACANCIES FOR A PEW MCRiC
PUPILS.
(MOAN, PIANO. SINGING THEORY.
M0 -A1,
NEW BARBER SHOP.
The undersigned• having had large experi-
ence is loth toe n and city. guarantees drat.
elms* work et rre.nnablc Hitee end respect-
fnUf solidi% a share of politic patronage.
I "teed. over 4. \v. hmetb'. 14gkery, Eau. rt_
OoderirR ^i:►' 3r„ H. I.. %'ESTI►%.
'THE HURON HOTEL
T1 Is well-knnwn and popular hntcl ha tree
n inti -d and enlarged daring the pest
and is now r'c.nd to none in qn••::tt of a...
e,tet$00 tensa for 1140 tray.,ling publlr. boat
DUNLOP ••'•omnt.dlat ,un for transient ,•eta
W lt. CHAP).
Fi Uhe teas-.'. Dederick. Ons Proprietor.
rnm 0111 own CO
rreapondent.
The recent eons yet ton 1,1 sellout ,
teachers al Exeter was attended by the I AInnsemento.
teacher here, and sits the !,►,teens
r'hday. on F,uf•y. gave the •ch.lare
and trochee three da)s holidays last
week
1NHifkpi 1� atade a sojourn- in this
burg and tat the knowledge of our sick
4-.,mwttttee to CUTE them, several fAiri:i•s
Wine down with them.
A number of gaws are amnnrit re
this week, on their old camping ground,
Nigh'tneale-st. and there is • little
60"en i•. horse trading.
Mrs John Gardener and children, of
Porter's Hill, vi•itej bete on the
queen's Birthday,
c, J. T. NAFTEL,
Llt'E, FIRS AND Art 71).E T IN-
ef'R.t-Y('E AGENT,
Itepr•wrnting North British t Mercantile
Liverpool. London k **lob : Norwich 1 ' n ion •
NorthAmeti•an t.ife, and .tcc,deul li.aur•
•newt North Amet Ica.
Ioweet 1ia:cs. Levies settled promptly
Money to Loan on Farm and Town t'ionerty
Cont eyaneing done. Property valued, etc.
Odle* Coe. North -at. and Square. Uudrrlch.
$200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
To h n.. on hem *nd town ptopeny at be
est intrro.., Mc',;wg.s purheset. Lo rom
amnion charged agents for the Tr•i.* and IMao
Company or Canada, the Canada landed
Credo 1' °meant, the London leen ('mimosas
of (ammo. Interest. 6, moi and ; per cent.
N. 1* Borrowers can obtain mousy In
dal, if title attat*cinr}'
LAYi-y4N t JCIINRTON,
1570 Hamsters, etc.. Gederdek
$600,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
rook. rias
I1oDRRWH ME('HANId7b' tJbTI - -
\TT('T►:1.1RRAR\' Asha ♦title ;�i(t►NEY TO LEND. -A LAR(11
ReNeal,
CAM*ROX IMI.[ &CAMERON God
smirkcur. of Last street • for Intestate,'
smirk
Open from 1 to 0 p.m.. and from 7 to 10 p.m
1 ABOUT 2000 VOLE; iN LiBRARY
er
I L,finq Doily, We•Ala wad Digs, nitwit
I'.J.4-ca, ,t�a••.rinrs eI-e on Fife,
ME:MRERsIIIP Tlr'KET. ONLY 011.00.I graying free use of Library and 1114111111I!001111.Appllcatlon for membership received' 1,3
f.lhrsrtan. in rooms.
IA MA1.11131StiX. GEO. nit' EXP.
Oeiterkh, MarPreich iiati
b. 551, ea! Wage
•
ammod Private Funds .
ten ersa-t•1*n Manifesto, Apply
t.OAR i' t PROC1►ru0T
R. R.ADCLiFFE,
GENERAL INIi*i'RANCie,
REAL ESTATE .t ...
MONEY IAIANiN( AGENT
O�tl PTr.f-cense (•n,npon(es ffipreeeate4
Pr Money to (.end on s*ralglt M.enw, at th
Invert rate of iater.•d going, In an, w•y
snit 11. two -rower.
ggropptwg Rist Wrest. Uoderieh d door Witt
taaars
Sarver. Tows of C ,derk)4 LPence ool as1b,.
Lot 1•Q temp or (GoderIch, on Light House
street, wish brick house and statue. Price
_mill 5R00. Lots 977. 1)713 101.6 and pt. 1014
own of Godench, nearly ith of an acre in
one blode within the butteries,. part of the
town. Price only Prt°. Th. •bar proper-
ties will be sold on easy terms of payment.
Apply to
N.B.- Mosey to load at veribw Mistss.. Y7
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE --
That valuable property known as lot IG3.
MaitCholeric-1i township. within one
m eo(oderOnm•e atarge
oedema,. gowns frame hawse and kitchen. with
stone cellar, and fretne barn and stable.: com-
prises 73 acre*, well watered. For farther
p»rtfrol*rs apply** Otto Meat isc on prem.
flealy
A NICE HOME AT A BARGAIN,—
R s --res of land with et oiler., orchard of
choice moles. A comfortable house seal
N* teles *Apining Goderich. A; ply to B. L.
18.Y I.E. Goderich. 814 mo.
L'OR SALE LOTS 174 AND 223
1-' Dederick. Apply to 1L C. CABERON1•
1141_
NOR SALE CHEAP -40 LOTS IN
definers' parts of U,•dertch hem 1 acres
es 7 aceta In pry and 3 d 0e ting bwaae. A p-
047 to T11109. W};ATHERA 2174-1y
IIOAND TWu UeTs r�R
RAIUSE.1: --Thr hose. has eine Toon•0
w, 111•
so hath ruonm, pantry, closets. r.'llar, wood-
shed. hard and software,. The,radon 00w
tains ell *libido of trete. .11,0 Dia acres of
land in Manitoba for tnlr or In PI, !WEEP for
farm property .to WM. KNIGHT. Ood rich.
_--------- ilSttf
FOR SALE.
tl'e.r half M lot tai, Arthur Pt met, with
*mall Mick eottage th.-reon.
ISI imeixo LAM..- *84. Hak IN. it3, Klgtn
At reel.81. Andrews '1% ed
411, ,owner of Huro., and Britannia Road.
Frame ii story hewer on Keal • street- lot
and holt had.
$* c.rsl Iota la heed's Surrey, "omeltte new
814ow Ur,nn 10 vis. :
Noe 23 21. M, It. 45, let, N. i .
All ?Ieabove at f OW ItATSB
Apply to
Wet DA V1A0)1 R innNgTott.
)ITMAK'N it/1O- R'1'16*NND $)1j50,
A llstited nether N 1'eaelserlr sad
"Moos& roes he *brained at half rate* al
TR*..iu..al. umwE.
--KIC
Having pia(
for the coming f
our present stoc,
4 Button Color
4 Button Blaci
4 Button Color
4 Button Black
Jrvo
A I'dI
like this young n
it gets there just
cake ; but take
compare with Oi
lieve in turning c
sible, and make
profits. We begi
low, and the styl
of the selling. T
tinues, but still
Goods, all Fashi(
will astonish you
cost ; if we did y
4•10.and therefore we
small. Call and
2201-3m
LEEBU R:
From our cwa eorrespo•d4-1
MM. Huyton a visit
township this week.
Miss Marie Murdoch.
is the guest of Mia Edo
week.
Mr sad Mrs .1 E (►'t..'.,
bridge, were the Meso
paresis this week.
Mia Blair, .•f the
(:od.nch township, te vs
here this week.
James and Ife'.war•l 1
Kitimat on the Queen's
were present at the hall t
A H. Clutton spent se
week in Stratford, arid .
with the stir and hum of
Classic city.
Mies J. F,l.y has re
pleasant fortnight's •u
Kingsbrdge She was t1
McLaughlin during Asir si
In the late exams st th
at Guelph, our tow emu.,
field, made • good rec,ri
year l at. comfier out first
jeeta and second to gee e
in the humor list.
Bete Sversrnv. — 1
formerly resident her,
practising his prefect
8:at• of Minns* tel, w
from a professional call et
pack of wolves Bring n
he was able to climb • Ira
ever. closely pr.'i wi The
ed his peat -bails Ind carrot
est off his back. In the
he sought refuge bruin ns
his gnarters shrive hint,
molest him, as he had syn
for his ses.rtneew to recap,
After remaining there for
wolves went off and this ds
t,, return safely homow+i
t., old friends in Leeburn
ape.
The onion tempera,ee
'auburn, Nile and Porte
of the 1. O. 0. T., with
cense Alen the Queen* h
Eleanor Heights at the les
ternut Knw, overlooking tl
deep reeesnes of the cad
tables were set. A work:
of the home ledge had qui
leg a mammoth radar bra
Arne by the tables, whir
number of visitors, partici
sod boats of .dear///
many seines with no
aching arms from pnlli
Baseh.li. goons, cermet
kept many in parrot mom
tanked oil and .some sea
lake bank. watched the e
sailing smolt, the Sitar, of
mandril by Admiral H
troubled et'mlitioa of the r
,tel 00144ing unfit midday
Into Ht. I'herl** harbor, w
in tow, tiJuodinge were