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rercoatings.
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MAC.
F•RTI N G.
COCOA.
air.
dee of t he natural
attune of digestion
0/.1 appllcatioa of
elected vacate, Ile
krait Istdes with a
r which may save
Mils. It is W
such articles
,aY be K1tndua
'h to rraaM Pt
nndrede of subtle
1 um ready to at -
weak point.
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sere blood
I
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fair water sr milk.
nests, labelled thus:
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COMB!
iTA
GNMENT
the Nom
,OP'S•
sad fel.- prices Is
to Mer.trerl Bask
E.
S & FARMERS
re Lime Kiln
11 time, and
Fresh Lime
at the i:iln
c. a bushel.
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• TAMTalra.11111.
GODERICIL ONT.. FRIDAY. JUNE 14, 1889.
t D$1.. M511A YSARi l ADFAN tL
TO ADVERTISERS. 1
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 .
She People's (Column.
VEARLINO HEIFER STRAYED-
etrayed from die premier of the sub-
7th
oe'. hU(.on Friday. Jane
7th beefier. red with white 1**1mark
on Iefeessatioa toadied*. its tai
revery wed be suitably rewarded.
34.. A. SMiTH.
FIRST CLASS BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT FOIL SAI.N ON ST. PATRICK rt.
-About two minutes walk from the Square.
Two steffes high. brick addition In the rear
I+ stories Ithit. building covered with stet e.
]sate building has 3 large roomette lest flat.
upstairs tbene are 5 large moms. lathe tear
addition there are kitchen. panty. washroom.
=tee, girls room and bathroom. Mee good
aedlar. Apply to the ueder.igned. who will
give alaaeosamry (ntornatloe.
lilt. lo.tNLF.L GORDON.
REWARD.
So much va'nable emote, hemlock. ash for
baba and other timber. has te'en ru' end
eta off the evened% and woods of Sides.- Fares duriee ear absence in Hump's.
1 sAr • reward of fifty dollars for (informs -
awlwhich will lead to the arrest of
and even culprit : and fifty dollar ad -
for Nen r weviMkm in every case.
reward to hod toad for one year from
Oh dote.
H. Y. ATTRI L.
'Jest Ittb, i3M
PIANo'TEACHING.
Mies Andrews will salve lessons on the
gto a limned member of pupils. at her
ee Mimesis Road. er at the real-
er Reeds. Terms reasonable. Haring
1i Mimesisnumher of ream experience se a e.r
aserfa1 teat her. she feels confident of shine
emirctory tattles. fees
THE HURON HOTEL,
Tho wen -harms' and popular hotel ba been
,sassed and emerged daring the past Demon.
•tit Is mow seems to are Is quality of ae-
ler the g m/de. usWsnue. Good
.ewmw WN s.
CR APO.
Ms •tsars. ast.itek. Oat Proprietor.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Strayed -A. Smith
Reward -H. Y. AttrIIL
1Db U Want -W. C. Goode.
Meuse and Lot for Brie. -D. Gordon.
Betting Twine -R. P. Wilkinson & ('o.
REMEDI
Part-
tc
BORN.
Ba*gthe
ee ot Ilr J. IL Baarrker of Slat. IVO
JARDtag-in Dunlop. en the Leh of Jena the
wife of Mr Wm. Jardine. of a ooh
1 ATtsa-ln Wing -ham. en the 7tb last.. the
wife of Mr W. T. Yates, of • Ras.
TOWN TOPICS.
' A eAfes among yr. ',Ain' notes.
.Aa' tank hell prem (t."
Now is the time for outside clews. and
can net • very tine line at (:fro. Stewart's.
bas the appliances.
A (toot. PRESENT. -The' most useful
you eon make is to give • Wirt Pee.
ply to L. McGillicuddy. agent. Goderich.
The weather seems to have settled down.
sod >Ies Nus to the stylish People's Clothiers
bee,T t meth One
you
He
Sift
Mrs W. Nehru is visiting is To-
ronto.
The Misses Washington are visiting
friends Dear llasehest.ar.
Mr J. B Kaiser, assistant master of
Guderich High school, has reoenti; pass-
ed au examination at Toronto t nicer-
sity, thus securing a first-class cartifieste,
grade B,
EncheoITnay.--Owing to pr.aaure ur-
ea eat sutures this week, a large
ewes1 S(iDtereetia$ matter L unavoid-
ably crowded out The pressure is Dow
about over, end Tun SIaxec will mimeo
iia Hormel condition next week.
Messrs E. Harvey and W. J. Arm -
strung, in the morning, and (h. Ure and
Mr W. Moore, in the eveninq,00nducted
the services in North-st. and Victoria-st.
Methodist cherishes, during the absence
of their respective pasta n at Contemn...
A new advertisement from Mr E.
Downing was mislaid this week, sod we
only remember that he claims to have
the largest and test assortment of goods
in hie line in town. Call at the store
and see if the claim is not a solid fact.
Kxoe Cuescu 8, S.-Tbe teachers
and scholars of Knox Church Sabbath
Soba of will oocopy the body of the
church oo Sabbatb forenoon, next when
Rev. J. A. Andeesou will preach a spa -
cud sermon on the occasion.
Mr W. T. Yates was in town Wednes-
day last Will says he left the "new
boy," who came to his home on Friday
last, to take acre of the businew
Wingham during his absence. His
friends are congratulating him upon his
now assistant.
Bots ! new is the time to purchase
forw of
roar bicycles the ranee on the 1st
July. Geo. W. Th"mom's store is head-
quarters for pianos, organs, sewing mach-
ines, bicyetw, violins, month organs,
flutes. wanner lamps, needles, oils and
repairs. 2t.
Mr Elliott, of Delco'', broaliht thirty
broocho. to town un Wednesday last by
the United Empire. It locks strange tc
import horses tram the States to Huron
county, hut the ides is en experimental
ore by Mr Elliott, who believe- that a
market can be get for the cheap ponies
when heavy horses would not be pur-
chased.
Knox Church Mission Band will hold
their annual entertainment on Friday,
Jane 21st. A ale of aprons and ether
useful srtieles made by members of the
Rud will be carried on from 3 p. m. to
6 p. m. to the school -room of !be church.
For the evening a good prorrsm has been
Prepared, to begin ■t 7.3) o' cluck.
Refreshments will he served during the
i evening. Tickets 13 cents.
IT CONTI NO?RTNG -Persons who
have a birth to register need not hold
back because it costs simetking and ex-
penses at that time are already heavy
enough. What with the dootors.nurses,
vaiting friends, medicines and luxuries
for the patient, telegrams to frienda,aad
other concurrent expenditures the
average man generally finds It . pocket-
book nearly enough empty without in-
curring any charge for merely having
the dear little tootsfe-wootsie's name on
the city clerk's list of arrivals, unions
and departures. A young man tendered
You can 1tee b n
nobby and prices rent at . k A. the cleric, of a neighboring place, $2 for
Preteen's. keeps potting down the particulars •bust the
The Pharmacy op with the procession stranger up at his house, and was ego
IR W mimes i prised to find that no charge was made.
avtgr. eetltre•
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
A refnlar meeting of the Town Council
was held Inst Friday evening,all the
members present except coaneifar$taki.
Minutes of hest regular and special
meetings were read and confirmed.
UPORTM Qe OFVIUEIIO.
The treesurer's statement for month of
May wee read as follows :
Re::sirrs :
sal. hen Ansel.-........ $f I= l0
llj ane-rouNeat lends.......$ 1' 15
=mark Light.. ..... ..... 1Es e0
Maitland totems' ry ....... a Ss
" Times .... 211 1e
Justine• Thee.. 1 M
Hue Payable No. I, water
winks fund... . ISM it
---- 31e1 Ne
IRY
ie<
Tws,l(aFtirl725
;emery RYeine 1..tled. .
a* Wbi comma
01. si Msim-
,ri la .cissa
ro(te. (
w.roft.C►
Flnh .ter . M T.
OlE-
)RE,
SEEN
ER
> N'S
ig Store.
1pai
is prepared
utting in of
connection
tin to Dwell-
Iings. Also
RS
Mills, Fat -
y of all kind.
Satisfaa-
_KELD.
!weft
t e worke Hall. Yver Mwo-
the work V trordtfY7
rather. mod&
what are regaW-
V try ease a
rMZeM et art is marred by as
Namara such • calamity rete
means to ' is to call at R. R. a• pwr
studio, examinee his tine seMeUm of
mouldings, and have the work dense dearly,
neatly and Meanly.
BRIEFLETB.
Dr McDonagh will be in Goierich for
ernsultaticn on the first Saturday of
every month.
Knox Church Mission Band will meet
tomorrowSaturday) afternoon at 3
o'clock. All members are requested to
be present.
Writing paper*, suitable for all kinds
of professional purposes, kept in stock .t
TRI SIOSAL. Our sample books are
Clerks of municipalities have no right to
make any charge for these registrations.
JAPAN TO Oopwsh'n Evia. -Mr E.
Odium, M.A., ex -Principal of the Can-
ada Methodist College, of Japan. will
lecture in the Grand Opera House, on
the evening of Teesday, June 18. bor-
ing the lectors Mr Odlum will appear in
different costumes, illustrating the drew
and customs of the Japanese. Wooden
boots, belts, swords, farmers' strew ram
(coats, tables, chopsticks. marines be -
louring to the cave -dwellers of the
Karina islands, and many other things
will be shown for the purpose of illus-
trating the lecture. The lecture is of a
most intereeting and entertaining eharac-
ter, and the fact that it is given by an
old Goderich boy, who has spent years
in the "Sunrise Lend," should MI the
large hall with an intelligent and appro.
ciatire audience. Lecture to begin at e
o'olosx k. Tickets 23c. chtldre* l0c.
Fi tie or Jet.T CELE saATToe. -The
well 611ed, and our prises are very celebration in floderich on Joly 115
reasonable. pr•,miees to be an attractive aeries of
Dr M Nicholson, the T►estat dentist, events, and the matter is being pushed
Mikes the preservation of the natural energetically Gwwed by the committee.
teeth . specialty. Gas administered from The launch of the large vesesl at trowel
9 0. m. for the painless extraction of under construction by Messrs Williams
and Marken, promisee to be quite an
attraction. Then there will he the de-
dieation of the public" foentaiw on the
Court Hours Square, which will prove to
he an interests., event. A baseball
match betimes Goderich and Exeter
alahs,asd a lacrosse tournament in whish
Goderieh, Clinton,'Aeaforth and Wing -
ham will eompete, and a series of me-
tre pmts on the Agricultural Perk
will qhs ple•.ere to lovers of outside
In addition to the above the
✓ e▪ wire of several darter aerobat sad
tnpess performers have bens esmered,
sand the eelebeated Doherty Bead of
Chaim', lave bees' outraged f1, the day
to furnish =test. Io the realm* the
lined and most brilliant display .t Or
works ever exhibited in Homo County
will he displayed under the special dine-
ttes of Prot. Herd, of Haneikos. No
Abet her bees pared to draw attars -
tines le Team everybody. Special trio
anaa1.meste have shoo bees Eeab fee
the day, .f whish psetimbilie wUl be
She. MAW ea.
D(ascamosrre :
Fire UeparomeaL
Printing Aseneld
Relieg
Public Works. 4311 ON
Electric Light Imp, Ace.nat es NI
Public doaools 310 t*
tie=rate
d{ie,adttrlea . t3t1 N
tialar(e. Scheel... ... ala „1
Wens' .. »MO tit
3.04J 11
P.M 17
$ t 40
Rslaaore on hand • - •es.ra 33
Balance at Hank to( Couimeree......... i,4:b et
1011air1;ittl'ATIOxa
From Reliance Electric Light Co., re
balance of their account rod eneages pro-
posed iu plant here.
From Allan McDougall C'.F , re sewer
age, etc., fur this town. Filed.
teeth.
We learn that Mr 0. H. O1d,W set:st.,
who had hie foot amputated nn Moodily
last, is progressing favorably, with every
indication of $ sueeesful operation and
Weedy reeovtry.
Mr D. E. Cameron, Assistant Provis-
tliel Treasurer of Coterie, was its town
es Mesde,y tut, on some legs' bosses.
• lite bid we if the earns of oar were
• alleneltleg bias to wilt any.
£w boom Apr !NPR ovaumev.-The
sew Snit Stop sad Pasties Pedal eltaeb-
orn to • Neerwombe 17prlpht Piro
sines the serves elf the Heister or per-
former, whoa psset'Yisg, as well se the
isstrmaeat from weer, rd peewees the
tette. If.
Tasv KWIC Mower Ore. -Thr-
oated by threesd, box by box, eta ,
the oar .etr.iopes *entire to be in
All qualities *ad sins at
sisw that eosoamors wool ge.mw at.
Oosee
sod se them at Tits $iS1<.L,
Norti.t
less essolutloe: "Moved by Mr. Seeger
M•Osie4 by Mr. Jordan, that the Cosidi
he requested to take the necessary steps
for renewal of the charter and &dretttast
tee teeewai of aur.e. " We beg to moose- t
geed that the request of said dlreelura Le
framed net.
Julian BUTLER.
ARRAHAtr S.iITtt. •Committee.
W. PROUDPOOT, 1
NEW Ut'sll(L4e.
Moved by the Depute Reeve. aeconded
by Councillor *leholsou, that • committee
composed of the Mayor and t'oanelllore
(nth me and Moron be appointed to OW
such plates as any be considered advis-
able tossanuueelectric Itglos of hltic.p.
It was moved, In areendmeut, that the
Mayor and Councillor Morton form the
committee. Amendment carried.
Moved by Councillor Hutt. seconded by
Councillor Colborne, that the matter of
having a fire alarm from the Are hall to
the pumping station be referred to the
Fire Committee to be reported upon at
tile Rest meeting of the Couucil.- -Carried.
Moved by Councillor Proudlooi, second-
ed by CoonciilorS,nith. that this Council
esprses's its retire( that the appllcatinm
ut II. W. 1'. Meyer, E.q.. to take over oar
railway charter could not, owing to the
latenessapplication, he carried out, and
we hereby tender to Mr. Meyer our
thanks for his courtesy and elf.,rts i'. our
Nebel( to preserve our charter, a'sd wt
-t mit that at iso distant da'e we will. with
11r. Mever's co-operation. have direct
railway conne1clton with 11.41 town of
W►althorn. -- ('arried.
Council then adjourned.
From Gordon & Maxwell Co., re final
teat of pumping reachluery. Referred to
Waterworkb Committee.
From Herding & Leathorne, offering to
'accept 5i.5 in tuft pay meat ut their
account. Filed.
From Thome& Warwick. Toronto,
offering to make expert teem of water-
works ata charge of .Y.i per day and ex-
penses.
From Directors of MeehsoleieInstitute.
caking the usual grant or $100. Referred
to Finance Committee.
AMOUNTS.
Tbe following accounts were ordered to
be paid : lames Saunders & Son. lead
pipe and pig lead, $11(.67; Wm. 1tothers,
115:3 feet of cedar plank, $15.50; Thomas
Sturdy. relief order, 51.75; J. H. John -
%ton, gate for park, $4 ; James Yates,
cement, $14tt-10; Rowsell & Ilntchlaoa,
Toronto, books and stationer),t15;
C. P. R. TeL Co.. 7.i cents; Garlock ack-
ing Co.. Hamilton. packing, 53. An ae
from Reliance Electric Light Co.. $177.2$,
was ordered to be paid, less $112.25.
The following were referred to the Fin.
once Committed: Isaac Cassiday, for
relief, $1.25 ; Jaime Saunders a: Son. sun-
dries), $8.73; R. P. Wilkinson & C.o.,
t21.911; E. Graham, relief orders, 30.87;
-lobo Robertson, relief orders, 510.75;
Joe. Williams, lumber, $40.10; Geo. Ke1b-
ergal. Dunlop, lumber. $00.43.
The IMwing were referred to the
Waterworks Committee : Atex. Gart-
shore, $5149.00 ; Stephens ec Burns, Lon-
don, velvet., etc., $24.
RIPOITO OF COHNIITTElls.
From Special Committee as follows ;-
Your special committee considered the
town solicitor's cotumnnica(inn respec-
ting the power of the Council to grant
bonus to the ' Oakes Ortra11 Co.," and as
the advice 2Iven Is against the Cnuncil
having the power. we would recommend
that the former re•olutlon of Council or-
eer►ng a by-law to be submitted so the
ratepayers for the granting of a bonus to
be rescinded.
After fully considering the application
of Mr. Hennings for a Minna In the form
of a loan, we would recommend that no
action be taken.
We alio coowidered the appl!atioo of
the Reliance Electric Light Mentz. Co.
respecting the change of the present are
(amps on the private etre:At for a .vstem
of lights of IIU11 c. p.. and would re-
commend that these be subetituted for
the 201U c. p., and that a deputation be
sent to such places aa mat be conrsldered
most advisable where such lights are
now in nae for examination of same.
Jon BUTLER, Chairman.
Adopted.
From Finance Committee recommend-
ing payment of the frllowing accounts :
Doheny iift.Co., $i11.43; MI/semen Bros.,
i3L73.
Aaopted.
From the Harbor Committer as follows:
We fled It will be necessary to put the
('ommorclal Dock in a complete state
of repair et once, if we want the toile not
to be re -imposed ; and recommend that
the ifarbor Committee he Inutructed to
hare the said Commercial Dock put in
a thorough .tate of repair.
11. Nicuot.aox.
WEST HURON FAR111ERS.
June Merlin: of the la lttute at (Tr.t...
The Most Huron Farmers' Institute
held a two days' molting in the Town
Hall, Ctint:Yn, on !one fish ant: 6th.
President John Kernighan oocep'ed the
chair, and after some opening remarks
called en Horn. Chat. Drury. lltnister of
Agriculture, who daacusioet the question.
Does farming pay 1 To solve this he
urged that to produce the articles of com-
merce at a lower cost was to ineresse the
profit ; for instance, we cannot eoutrol
theprice of mole, but we can chespe,
the cost (.t produotten. We should also,
study to keep up ,he fertility of the soil.
In somewhat sinOlar line was Mr. John
McMillan's address on The Cultivation
of tke Soil. He urged that no reel farm-
ing can take place when the water is
not thoroughly taken off the roil, • point
which we think many of our farmers will
hare practical experience of this wet sea-
m. A very free discussion followed on
this subject.
ESENISG ME:e ION.
Mr. John Linklater favored the audi-
ence with • snug "Tbe Old Arm Chair,"
rendered were acoeptahly.
Professor Robertson, of the Agricul-
tural College, then introduced the sub-
ject, " Milk for Table Use,' in a very in-
structive address.
A trio, "A little Farm Well Titled. -
by Messrs Jackson, Walton and Oakes,
wee deservedly encored.
Mr. John McMillan gave some excel-
lent thou„ bts on two subjects, vii.,
"Working in harmony one withtb)" other,'
and " Why boys leave the farm "
Several music it and literary selections
followed, and the proceedings then
closed.
Adopted.
From Fire Committee as follows :
The FireCommktee considered the corn•
munlcation from the Fire Warden referred
to them and recommend that 1(3) feet of
cotton hots (similar to that Met obtained*
be purchmed. Also one flexible branch
and one pair of rubber hoots be provided.
We have also considered the advtasbllity
of proeuringan attacbment to the suction
hoes se that the fire engine can he used
In connection with the water notice, sed
recommend that the same he procur-
ed. Such an attaebment will sot, from
the information we have reeeired, coat
mon than a few dollars. We also think
that a fire alarm from the An hall to the
pumping station should be tweeted with-
out delay. The engineer taws that • imp
-
mate wire cat be ran on the eieetric ligt
poles. If so the expense w111 he small.
W. Petono OOT. Chslresaa.
Adopted.
From the Public Works Committee :-
The Public Works Committee duties
last seas* made • icier of the town for
the purpose of seeing what work wait re-
quited to be (lose this year. awl wooed
rweentesesd the carrying out of the wank
Mas
•wer 5$ . W would Weedsanniesed a lto
.d
the Ceara prelims w (0111, wens Mr.
D. iC flemiehm., se per kis saw fins the
sem e( fa
Wewesll ale* aresseit
(deemhee s ata si er he PateMtl waned.
priedTema C. NA,.e., Sheirmaa.
A1'h. Mast Covenantee reported le paid
lee millet 1a St. Otarws's ward.
1 (5Itlss ea Oedertele
tepdirlf mly s . T
,.11 e,eied a merle% et tis dtrestorte d
the railway eeapasir The dleseias test
.e the 17th of May beat sad pseud the fkrl
-
awn. P. Holt fur pit, Gamow, Q.C.,
and Thompsuo for deft.
Two oases of Whiddort vs. Jackson,
and a caw of Jackson vs. Jackson, to de-
termine the rights of the parties to the
insolvent estate of one N'hiddon at Rip-
ley, was taken up, and after bearing the
evidence generally His Honor reserved
jwt,lmeut. Mr. Garrey fur pl@.; Mr.
Coyne fur deft.
N'adhora vin. Boer Au action lo re-
cover the uuuanl of • promissory Dote
alleged to hare been de-troy.d by delete
dant. The jury ret trued a verdict for
pltf. A H. Collins for Off ; Mr. Clarke
for deft.
Hutchison es. Nelson An sotto* o0
• mute and aceenut, was adjourned till to-
day- at 10 a m.
causes AL (AU.
Queen vs. Hooper, two Marro of antro
in the burning of the Bluevale chess.
facaory, was, after tee'? actual attempt
to set a jury, traversed to lall assizes
II. C. Casnerun appeared fur ;intoner,
who was admitted to bait in the sous of
51000. Butt the prosecution and the de
fencechallenced the jurymen most freely.
Micheal k ssrigbt pleaded guilty- to •
charge of common assault noon James
Reid. and was released under seaport led
sent.1,0.. Tea Ir a naw whtcii arose
in Meiv5op, and came up from Decent
her seesIo,na
The following is the literal Jury
P&1IESTYEST.
The Jurors for our lady :be Queen Mgt Mare
to p:esenz that they have esenuned the jail
and tend that there areal present tea prima.
er.inJail. viz three females and seven males.
Of the stales three are insane, their canes
here ail been reported upon and they are
awaiting their removal to the asylum. Two
of the (enial', are ale, insane and have been
reported , the remaiainn female is a vagrant
dry -seven years of age. and one of the nal, -s
is • Tasrant elgkty-ei, to years of age, both of
these aro uuuter sentence of s:1 months e.eh.
One male is ander sentence for larceny. one
in a debtor ant: another is rommittet for as -
snug, and is awaited trial.
We found the jail ,n a very clean condition
and the jailer Mr. Dickson and his assistants
very courteous and obliging and very kind to
the prisoners.
And we would retommead the building of a
poor house provW tag each muntcL stity would
pay its due share toward.' the building of the
sante, sad for the support et the pour they
mead.
Ail of which Is r'eapectfully submitted.
Frederick Baker.
}'o rooms.
ti,sler:cb Grand Jury Room, June 13, let.
FM OND
The meeting opened at 11 a.m. with a
paper by President Kernighan on "Farm
yard manure," which broueht out a gen-
eral discuaeion.
Prufewor Robertecn followed in an
address on farming, which be defined as
making money fro:u the soil anti leaving
the Bull in as good a state of fertility after
fifty years as when the work was cum•
menced.
Mr, Alex. McD. Aller, President of
the Outwits Fruit Growers Association,
rpoke most instructively on the profits a
fruit growing, dealing with cultivation,
packing, shipping, the proper time to
pick the fruit, beat varieties, and other
points of importance to the fruit grawer.
This ended the proframine, and the
prueeedin,ts closed by all singing the
Nati(rnal Anthem. The next meeting of
the Institute will he held in Guderich.
COUNTY COURT.
And tseaM.aa .t the hate ler area
4'ee04y
FROM VANCOUVER.
WHY WE SMILE.
The Press Showers Freon on
Our Efforts.
"Tbe t.d.rteb III.M ret d antaal-laid
Rerrtee. keel) Lnd.rrialtes Preen
MI •Serie•. N 51115 tae
Slit en Leery asepses.
worlo DO CaaWT To ANY ('ITT OP%/:s.
We are is receipt o1 a .,py of this
valuable work -valuable town of Gude-
rich, as it gives s wuat interesting des-
enptiuo of the plate and handsome il-
lustrations of the ascot pn'minent build-
ings of the town. It will certainly do
much good in rail:ng etteeti, n to one of
the prettiest tootle in Catiada, and one
of the prettiest towns in Canada. and
ono of the mt'et progressive in the Huron
Tract. Tbe work is most creditable to
the Signal sod Star, and in fact would
do credit to soy city office. -Mitchell
Advocate.
474)1)11(1e'N ('OHt107 vases.
biome tome ago the Council of Gode-
rich decided to advertise the town.
They too the somewhat unusual plan of
giving the work to the local printers,
who were given the sum of 5400 to is-
sue a publication that would cover the
ground. Must places would have gone
out of their way to give the money to
outsiders, but the Goderich Council evi-
dently took the view of the matter that
if the home papers oould do the work
as well they should tie given the prefer-
ence. As • result, we have before us art
extremeiy well *ottel up and handsome
edition of "The Guderich Illustrated
Signal -Sar." It comprises in all 28
pekes, is well edited and typographically
speaks lughly of the press resources of
TRI ht..:(Ai. odice, where the entire edi-
tion was printed. The dluatrations ate,
all et a high merit, while the patrouaga
extended to the euterpriae by the mer-
chants of Guderich shows that they aro
wide awake to their own best interests.
in the letter press aecom; snyiog the
Star's article, we notice the name of itis
Alex. McCieaeghan, a former proprietor
of that paper. but who has for many
wean occupied the position ( f Postmaster
hen. - Woodstock Standard.
aEAl:T,rtL L.A I Rrt:UN TOWN.
The Ssyail and the tzr, the two God-
ench papers, have sunk their political
differeus.e to unite in the production of
a pamphlet descriptive of the tow in
which they are published. The result
of the combicatiuu is a most praiseworthy
brochure called "The Goderich DI.
nitrated Signal -Star," Full justice it
done in the publication to the beautiful
Lake Huron town. The hi.tory,theattno-
lion., the business, and the prospects of
Guderich are fully entered into. From
the distribution of the pamphlet the alt
metropolis may expect no small add:tioh
to its lot of visitors and to its trade. -
Toronto Mel.
H UiHL' t'RSDITABLO TO t.t)a Aafe'R.
The Goderich newspapers, the SIIIIAL
and the Star, have jcintly issued a hand-
some cumber called the r:.-•iirult Rime
hotel S,p,wi-Stor. The paper is mated
under the authority of the Guderich
Board of Trade and contains a descrip-
ion of Gcderich, its business and attract -
tions, written In an interesting magp.r.
The work is admirably calculated to as-
tEactsttuition to the town and will pro-
bably be found to he a paying advertise-
ment. The number is highly creditable
to Guderich and to the publahera-
Brookville Recorder.
l.irrr.Uu1 Letter trent • Former tied
deal .f ti.derk-0.
The following letter from a former
resident of Goderich has boon handed
us fer publi.auon by lir Thos. Kydd.
The letter, though sbort,lehowa that the
writer is a keen observer, and TRE So. -
NAL would be glad to receive future
letters from his pen, as then are many
is
our midst who have relatives at the
Occident, and take an interest In the
progress of that portion of the Dominion :
Vatscee fes, B. C., May 3, 1889.
DzAR HIS, -Manila lar THE bN:NAL.
It came like an old (rood. In my last
letter I pru meed to tell yon what Van-
couver is like. Well, in the first place,
it is a go-ahead city -I was going to call
it a tuwo sod it is really ooe,not having
obtained a city charter. The prineipal
part of it lie. between Burrard inlet and
False Creek ---tenth arms of the Gdf-
th. former being the principal entrsoee
to the harbor -indeed. False Creek is
little mon than mud data when the tide
is out. Looking north across the Inlet
the toast range of mountains are seen
s,me forty miles sway, the moat con-
spicuous of them being the Twin Sisters.
The lecture in Kiln& church, on Fri-
day evening, by Rev Dr Cre, on "A
At present all are crowned with a snowy Trip to the Mother Land," was well at -
mantle, and I understood at does not en- tended notwithataoding the inctemoet
tirely disappear until .lune. The range weather, and roil who wen present ion_
forma a epteudtd break (rood the north joyed a treat. The reverend doctor has
winds, god in a measurre] •:.Quota for the the faculty of drawing fine word pis-
eplendid weather that V7oouuver is Doted tures, and his lectoro rn Friday evict
fur Barin¢ the winter =with.. The ing was no ezoepticn to hie beet week
hatbor ti the most important feature in in thio line. TLe universal opiniae et
the growth and prosperity of the eity, all "moot .1 the laotaro was thwy had
* »d nett in itaDortanoe comes the C. F. wtaenred stilt a grand inteasste•1
R. Twice during my stay here I have and literary treat.
semi six steamers, four of thew ecean•go- w dere -- b - - T
ung Alpo, in port all at the Manu hme, be -
aides Mailing boats and other email craft '.wAL
The town is growing rapidly -houses SIR, - The Oran¢etnee have rune and
sides, up on all •id, and even beyond gone, and were royally entertained by
the limits, which are considerable. the town council))a gent o' 550 hav-
Real estate i. very high here and ibisa ing
Rbtheeen gppwation mpristeirded for the oecasio.
fnroiug *11 the wotkang popalation scrota at g•snn every cornera
, Fake Ctwn k, where they are rapidly is : iaf'. r. i. lAi,o Mn"i;.ty 1 When the
buildue. p up • town of dwelling housgrant to the oarsmen was siren Pae
on
it will so however, be *unseated with woe foremsst
ost in the prol, v.-witett
the hoarse part of the town by a street vengeance on any Cooped or Mayor
nilway, which it a expected ooh he in that 'ranted money for goy such pue-
operatiun by the Astamn. Godsrish s• P('w• In S.pt.m►er task 11 oma illegal -
down this pias for electric light, it being what's the law today? Ras our Impairs
the
pr
the xwet epesimhe" w
en 1 haen anl Dan been deceived, an iojary infltcted-
when, If you lot the light at ooderich ba or 11 he ire onsisteet, sad 'bequeaths.
soarer by as old-fashioned tallow dip, °heti* of bigotry. I did not believe k
This oourt was opened by His Hort
Jodgoe
e Toms on Taday last. at mom,
the following gentlemen bang &worn le
as the Grand JuryJoho G Franklin, Andrew J. Miller,
James McLaughlan, Hosea; Joseph
Morrison, Peter Mayan.McKillop ;
Thomas Biotins, Ooorge Brown, Hul-
1 ett ; imams Crich, Osnrge 8,11., Sm
-
forth ; F. Baker, Elijah Jury, Stephen :
George Haseah, Ceborne ; Orris Mc-
Mahon, SimOO MoCelloagh. Charles (i
Newton, oderieh ; James McFarlane.
Tock.rsmith ; John Chapman, Wing
m -
ham ; Thomas Harbottle, Creebok
D. A. Dunbar, lad Wetmore* : Dawson
O. Otter, Clinton , 7nbs Gilmour, Stan-
ley ; Themes Ferguson, Grey ; Thome.
JohnstM, Zsi.h. Fredonia Baker was
Voest+ 3._q. LI
(TTL cAWD*
A.
TM Gait toes was Forrester se. Ken:,
at erre arising oat of the father, MR.
IL-Zstey, to set aides sale of personal
=Lee fr1.d.l(eat and void as •fattest
Jory weed with be
..asset, sod the Gessby OisWSInnnr,
who ret reed ledemeet. (l.rrev. Q C..
M
. A. 11. Merit* be p11; E. Champion
ido deft.
Dealer n
wish* . O.pgt., ea eating fee Sieg-
el!'lo*. born, whie% at thehestnee
of , fixe traversed lift September ..e
To the i:d for of TIM n
tepr.retted by a Wanner lamp, end Van- to us an Immortal h. r He wormed the
you have it ersctIy. 1 hese Dow astroei, thee, I do not believe it now sad await
several people from Huron comity, and , his "Only/ \ err."
five nr six from the town of Goderich,
all doing well i have just commenced
business Mt inundation with •nether,
with nearly six ears of wild lead lest
outside the city. 1 a at prdeest beg
Vows tc., RATS PATEL
wen5.d.
A enmeer's inquest te pre og the
body of a railroad shmrter supposed to
leave been do.. to death by cruel Oar -
cleaning sad building a view 10 i ration. Tbe jurors to roast d the
pe ..-
oning appL .gwn
ersl pn- nd.sod teen- impacts of the court homes. the earetak-
boms. .et- 1 have net item to •r stael.dei. The witnesses to be first,
t.p yea shout the big trees that grow the mages, reeve and drpekyreeve, so
here, bet they are very knee i.3esd L they were the lest hears he have bees
tbiak there a a greet (store foe Yaecom- in animism, at 31•eteiis t um, the
ver, and i for Nene Intend to may sed whole bodyed with the
take my shines with it without any fear sleek to prase, balls (taiprT\s
of the remelt clean Wise to be held is the MRink, to
I remaintrm gar room tor 11110114 inteiSedi
d iv_ R T. "1"'""w• skiers driers of
it
Kr l Kemp anti INN , oI 9.4'..5X\ telimemiliat the Wee -
weed the dead body. ttery. The seheadhert
e.wvahip, twee left be Liveryo?I. JvNK%