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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-7-26, Page 41 nron f YgnaI m rvm sante WYERT FRIDAY IIORNINO, AT IT. STaANI r'atxTlrW twine* : MOUTH - ITRLXT, OOLKRICcL 18 1• • wide-awake local wew.papw1.waa.d to mews std the dla- -- los of sei- tedse•. NATIO M tttn.csIrTn.lr r ALM a sear; Tac. for six mouths ; Mr. for Wee meatba, If Me subsortptbu is Mel teed la adman" ubecrtptkoa wt0 be /hatipsd at the rale of $1.00 a year. A/TRT/aasai NATO Legal ssd other owed advertisements. tea per lime for Ares insertion. and! cents per Ilse Lr men subsequent insertion. Measured by • twpsmu wale. Loral notices in uonpsriel type Sc per line. Local satires in ordlaary reeding type lc pe Detreeo cards of alx lines and ander 65 per VW. Advenisenients of lost. Found, Strayed Mtuatloes Vacant, Situation Wanted .nd Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding a lines .00pariel gl per math. Houses on bale and Forms on Hale. not to exceed i lines, 111 for first aouth, 50e per sub. segment month. Lerner advte in proponius. Any special notice, the object of which V to promote the pecuniary benefit of any indi- vidual or company, to be considered ea ad vertesenient and charred accurdlarly. These terns will is All cams be strictly ad- hered to. Special rates for larger edvertl•emeots, or advertisements for extended period.. made Mown at the 'dace of pubilcauuu. J00g1110 DEPARTMENT. A tally equipped Jobbing (Mace Is carried es in connection with tee ordinary newspaper business, where first-class work is turned out at reasonable rates. Everything in tbs prim- ing line can be done on the premises from an Illuminated poster to • visiting card. AL communication, must be add:e.aed to V. ■eCILU4S W. Editor of Toe Sweat. Telepboas Oar. No.30. Uodericb Out. HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, JULY ID, 11119. CET ON THE VoTFW LiST. We believe that not • few young meo estrum from taking any steps for getting their nuns put on the Voters' List fur the Dominica for fear:that in some way this will make them liable for income or statute labor tax. In this they are en• tirely mistaken. The Iholwuion Franchise is altogether separate from the Ootario Franchise and it does nut follow when m voter's name is put down on it for in- come that this o nk.. him liable for any municipal tax. The one thing has no connection whatever with the other. Young men twenty-one years of age and British subjects, or who are naturalized, and earning $300 a year, either in cash or in kind, ran be put ou the Dominion Voter' List without any fear of any in- 00me or statutes labor tax. Young men, bear this in mind, and if you are nut on the Voters' List already sew that qtm pot on by personal declaration. Al P.eformera who have as yet taken no steps to be put on the list, can have the matter attended to by calling upon Mr P. Holt. Ttaattention of the authorities is tlsl- �T.�Io lie misbehavior nod wrongdoing of • gang ot young toughs who infest the harbor park and docks whenever ex.itr- *ion parties from outside points visit our town. We are informed that the young- sters in question organize to annoy the strangers and on more than one occasion have been guilty of pilfering from the lunch baskets of the excursionists. They should be made to know that any un. eSsnely acts will not be tolerated and that the strong arm of the law will he lai.l up on them should they persist in their course est wrong doing. Tug death of Mr T. a Pardee remotes from the arena of Ontario politica one of 54a ablest men. During the years that he int in the Legislature and held the Cum- mimioaonhtp of Crown Lends for the Pro- vince, he showed marvellous political sagacity and unsurpassed adnhinistrative ability, and before he was stricken down with his fatal malady was looked to by hiscolleagues and the Province, as the successor to Mr Mowat in the Premier- ship, when that gentleman saw fit 1.: re- tire. His death removes one of the most genial and able teen from amongst Ontario politicians. Arrsa all the loud talk indulged in by Mr James L. Hughes and his friends, it looks as if he fears t.. face the innate in West !Middlesex. Ho told the people at Exeter, on the 12th inst., that he eosin the field as the eandidate for West Middlse'x ; he went to'Mtrathmy, the been of the riding, the next day to feel the pehhr pule, and having d ,raw .o, he has become convinced that West AMiddleset it not aching for him as a pralines! representative, and consequent- ly throws up the sponge. This is hew he din it at a recent ealhering at Port Perry. "M shall accept no nomination N*AT is the term roamed goi.g touch shoe the Herber reek 1 Br *demitasses.' .kwwhwe is this is - sae 11 will be sees that the vote es the Organ Factory bylaw will take plan. oe Tuesday, Aug. 6 A public meeting will be hold can Wednesday *wooing next In the town ball, at which arraggemeots will b. trade 1ur bringing out the vote a ul.otioo day. THE EDITOR'S TABL3. A Weed or awe Aimee sew Pnbiaeatae.a That nave teem to slsai4. TIM LAST Or Taa VAX 1LAt'a.4 We ban received from the publisher, Wm. Bryce, Tomato, "The Last ut the Vau Slacks," by Edward 8. VanZde, author of "Wanted -a Ssn.atios." 05 sale at the bookstores, prior 30 Dents. ST[A DFAIT. A copy of Ruse Terry Cooks. "Stead- fast-- The Story of • Smut and • Siuu.r," has reached es from the publisher, J. Thea Robinson, Yuotreal. The book sells at 30 0.uta HARPaa'g POa ACot-evr. Three artists join in the principal poetical contribution to llarper's Mugu - :int for August -Austin Dobson, who writ.. a Prologue and Epilogue, and Edwin A. Abbey and Alfred Parsons, who evoke the spirit and intent of them in twelve drawings. The two poems be- long to "The Quiet life," which is said to be the title of a forthcoming book, to be published by Meaux. Harper & Brothers. With bis pencil Alfred Par- etics also mak.. of Wordsworth's sonnet "How Sweet it u" a poem beautified If photography is to be ranked as an aft, another artist writes for this Num- ber - Geoigs H. Hepworth, .hu de- scribes the experiences of an amateur photographer which are his own. Erse if photography is not now to b. ranked .s an art, J. Wells Champoey looks "with tempered enthusiasm into the future,,, when it may yet be acknowledg- ed i* "one of the host the graphic arts." Mr Champoey empresses this hope at the end of an essay on "Fifty Years of Photography," in which he reviews the remarkable evolution of the "art," from its beginnings under Daguerre up to the present period of its magical advances, That Madame Tus- mud ooca had a rival in Westminster Abbey will be to many a surprise that will lead them to read John Lillie's in- teresting illustrated paper 0a the "Westminster Effigies.' James Lane Allen writes on "County Court Day in Kentucky," and Louisa Parr upon "The Fan." Both articles ars richly illustrat- ed. Y. H. Addis tells of a discovery which she made in Mexico, and Wil• lis.. C. Prime explains its value to ceramic art. Mary E. Wilkins con- tributes a story, called "A Gentle (:host," and M. G. McClelland another, called "Mollie." Instalments of "Jupi• ter Lights," by Mo Woolson, and of "A Little Journey In the World." by Mr %Varner, complete the fiction. ichard E. Burton and Frances L. Mace tribute puma. Two ot the most ire• t contributions to this Number Theodore Child's article on "The lin and Remise Art," analyzing in- tra constituent elements Russian art as revealed in the architecture and creme urea of the Kremlin : and Doan Lichten- berger's @may on "The Religious Move- ment in Germany," a thorough rifting of the factors in the religious revolution dating from the eighteenth centery Among other subjects treated in the Edit3rsel departtnente, Presid.ot Harri- ion ss reported rale of conduct engages the attteuti(m of Gerrie. William Curtis, and recent literature bearing upon the social problem the attentiin of William Deem Howells. HON. T. a PARDEE DEAD. POW ALESSI; The ■eon% aal...•e Firma ear ens Oenesesedem. Upne the weather is accepted by sgnat Fall wheat, especially Ib. lac. sown. as real, by others ti is disputed. Th. will be badly i.j.red by rest, segue never assets aur.s from the two R. Dulong find faintly and W. M♦ Bride have rearmed trues Iebpsmi.g. Mies Ellen Lae, who has daring the post few years b Id a poa+ tto1 tr' the Willard lessee Asylum, New York State, is pay- ieg a visit to bar parents her.. A game of goons for the cbampiooahip of the tuwn.31 p was played in this village ore Wsdesday (tweeting, the 17th int., Will Glazier and Joint McMillan against Oso Erwto and Jacob Mogve. The lat- tcrouple were beaten. Mr Mahalfy has a gang of see under the a.pervlsion of Mr Wilkina.o,s/ Gud- iamb, engaged in overhauling his schoon- er, the Enterprise. The vessel will have a much larger carrying capacity than formerly. CONTM*e-r -- But two tender* were re- ceived by the building committee for the erection of the Dew cburch. They were from D. Cumming, of Dunlop, and a Mr Gay, of Dungan000. The tender of the former being the lowest was accepted. DUNGANNON. From nur owe eorrespoadeat. It ie pleasing to be able to note that through Divine Providence, good medi- cal skill, and good care, Mrs JM Mal - lough, who has been so seriously i11, is becoming convalescent. Mrs J B Crawford, who was been rus- ticating and taking in the sa saes, as also visiting (risotto in the Sepoy village, for some time beck, bas returned home. 8be looks as if the trip agreed with her. Mr Wm McKay, son of Jr McKey of this village, is nutting the homestead, friends and acquaintances. Be has been writing at Clinton fur a tint claw certi- ficate. We hope be may attain the ob- ject for which he wrote. As a public school teacher, he is s success, since eight of his pupils passed at the last en- trance, "which evinces his success as a teacher. It is pleasing to note that John Stew- art, son of Mr Walter Stewart, of this village, has passed the entrance. Keep pushing on. John, till you arrive at the top of the educational ladder. Mrs McKay, the venerable mother of Dr McKsy, after baying beeu visiting her son, as stated in our Imo, leaves her home at Embro on Wednesday, inst. She likes Dungannon, and see to enjoy herself, We hope she wil spared to visit our village in the for 4t h rued Flour I be Fall Wheat,new and old near Spring W heat future. Raney (Mt, der, aching spot. Patnam'e Pendent Cora Extractor ret.ovws the most panful 00155 to three days. Thia great malady Mabee ou sure spots, doesn't go fooling around • men tout, but gels W hem - seas at uooe, and effects a ours. Don't be imposed Upon by substitutes sod talionm lief ••Putnam s, and no other. epeeist assaa.eembeew. We bare made arrangements with Dr B. J. Keudall Cu , publishers of "A Treatise esu the Horse and his Diseaase," which will enable all oar subscribers to obtain • Dopy of that valuable work fret by seodmg their address ,enclosing a two -cent stamp for mailing same) to Da B. J. Ka811,ALL Co., Elroaat-14011 FALLS, VT, This book is wow recognised as standard authority upon all diseases of the bor.., as its phenomenal sale attests, over four million copies having been sold in the past ten years, a sale never before reached by any pebiication in the same period of tire. We feel confident that our patrons will appreciate the work, and be Clad to avail themselves of this opportunity of obtaining a valuable book. It is necessary that you mention this paper In sending for the "Treatise." This offer will remain open fur only a abort time. fiw THE MARKETS. BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS 6e4ert•h Priers. OMsalOH. July 23, 1060. Wheat ................... Flour. V bbl ............ ......., .. Ik5 u 00 M 30 23 a 30 Su a 5S Barley, r bush .................. 10 A 15 Potatoes, it bush .. 6 • 30 Hap. r tow ................... 00 N 011 Bu iter, e $ .. 13 N 13 -- l tese5ji ...... i Acs.... 13 se 33 Shorts. r tea .................... 12 00 w 1 00 Bran r tow 10 00 i• 1 (31 Chopped Stwty. i stet1 2. " 1 Al Screenings, r ewe • 0 1) '• n oil Wood........... 100 :: 0 ,o Elides....:....... 4 M 450 Dressed Homi. yews. . •7.1: ' 71 Apples. A blob 100 " 1 M (Malmo Ill■etalle.s. Dr Case, of this village, has removed with his family into the residence form- erly cacupied by Mr A. Black. There is an abundant crop of bay in this part of the country. During this week, should weather be propitious, it will he nearly •11 gathered in. Fall wheat is rapidly coming to ma• tority, and there are .come farmers in this vicinity who have commenced to harvest it. It appears to be leu or more tainted with rust. The Jesuit question, polities and rail- way talk, seem In the meantime to be tbro.n in the shade, as harvesting a the principal topic Mr Charlie Wiles :n, Ciint.un. who, like others, had the Manitoba feV'er bad In the spring, and went west, has returned to town, quite content to remain in On- tario for the preaer t. Improbable as the following appea at first, a Clinton business non, wht word is utquestiuneo, vouches for truth. While on his war down turn other morning, he enticed two sperm tighting on the edge of a running strew anti he watched they just to see .h they would do. Both birds fought v lowly, and at last one caught the oth by the neck and deliberately held it neath ;he water until it was drowned. Here is the way Bob Ingersoll puts i The Late t e•inis.0e.er .f Crew. Leeds "Here is a shoe shop. One man in t res •slaris Plasma Away. shop is always,bwy through the day SARNIA, 1)nt , Ju'y 21. -The Hon. T. goes industrious. In the evening tyres coortinq ante ni ra Joe Pcas . Apples. c wiaten jeer. bbl Potatoes ....... i5 . 0 0 Cordwood Wool Pork n 0 1 1, 0 0 R 3 0 0 a July 23. SO to 4M 80 to 090 alto 090 10 to 0 11 :q to 0M :.4 to 0S1 do to 1 50 35 to 40 114to 0 11 11 to 0 12 00 to 900 00 to 100 00 to • 00 IR to 010 50 to 4 70 The Mistreat start lard.. The receipts of live stock for the week end- ing July 201h. 1105. wereasfollows Cattle. Sheen. Hol.. calves. M.17 1854 iS t.ef1 over from previous week 4°11 sn Total /or week SU; 334 110 14 Ire on hard . Sic 4p1 e0 - Total export for week - - - - Total export for previous week 6' 4 I8:9 - - Th. receipts for the week have been 'arm • with • fair trade Mull in export and bnrrher's stock, prices at the latter market 'closing a shade higher thail on Monday. A large number of sheep was reeelred fag the week. rhiefiv for export manor these being sereral loads of extras. Hop were quiet at 'etc to Sic for nee Ire We quote the following as Ming fair rain its I Ezpori 14 to { butcher. good 4 to t hutch_ n ruin • er'� reed am tost lou' -tier's enol- l to fK 'o 1 bj p.lxn ✓G IC " the People's Column. ws rr - 4ie BROOCH Li►8T.-A lad v'sgold brooch was feet on 4i4'• morning last erween Nortb••t. Methodist ['hunch and i'l"toa•.t. t . 1 he Ntdcr will be suitably rewarr,M by he leaving it .t this °Nice. 1121 be TENDERS WANTED. t rrdre, late (ummi.ai,roer of Crown Ce ¢511. There a Lands in the untari, Government, died five other the They thatdont at his residence at noon today.their such thing. They spend half The their workin¢ days and evenings in dim funeral look blots here on Tuesday pation. The first young man by and b afternoon at two o'clock, cuts out these others and gets a boot an The deceased was born in Grenville, shoe store of his own. Then he marri wh re his late father, Mr A. B. Pardee, the girl. Soon he is able to take his wi resided, in 1830. He studied law in out riding of an ereniug. The Eve lab, the (Ace of Mr Lewis, of Glide- era, his farmer companions, who see hi rich, ilut was attracted by the goId indulging in this luxury, retire to th agitation in California, where be spent neighboring saloons and pap resoiutton some tune, afterwards proceeding to that there is an eternal struggle betwee Australia. Het his success did not labor and capital." seem to be sufficient to prevent his re The pet.ple of Clinton are keenly in turning to his native land, where he re- teres,t'9 in the crop propects of Mani sumed the study of law at Sarnia, atter- tout anti the Northwest, because the wards being called to the bar, at which he practised with considerable success are iso mere in Clinton whn have reed Be tout an active part in politics and at- j frons there. Several letters itoba- tached himself to the Reform rt from the ratwesher - despondent end Ines of th at the time of confederation contested speak int rather adrouth tones ha in the representation 01 Lanibton in the so crop ch Teta the er''vt of .tune havth Ontario Legislature. it was proposed et rains much retarded ¢ret •n that the top the tune to start cut with a clean dais rains of July hne not enabled the crops and it was reaarnahl supported' to recover themselves. Some letters issues were to be bused .lthat l old have intimated that the crops there %dues w r end in red a ministry ,,. would, In certain arctl"n., be a complete Reformers and their opp,nente ywas faller.", but it is to he sincerely hoped Conned, with !Ir Sandfeld Macdonald' that these gloomy forehodines may not at its head. This w.. vigorously snail - ed be r.4 • 11. The west hag hardly ed by Mr fir. rot Brawn a. • I yet hada lair chance to show what it "patebt can du in the wayof eombinat ," and all the forces of grain raising under warfare were brought to play up.oi ify fAit.rablw circumatanre*. until the Governrne,t was defgated, and - - Mr I' 4ward Blake to,31 the reins 0(111'hatfM ervrttght the ,hsnttef This womcme power. Air Pardee was appointed Pre- 1. ruddy wlth a r.w•'a ruiner. wneial Secretary and afterwards ('"m. i Her rye t slight, Her heart is ly sight. miraiencr . t Crown iAnda, which he Ah, Indy 'r:• w goodly sight. held t.. a rot period, when ill health A Ices Otte mon.hs a[u (e r rhe k compelled bis retirement, I N* pnlh'1 bin.l bre sten was wets. H. was a "rt,r end a near very able debater an the L'gialaroro on For her. 1 tuna." sohjecta relating lo the Provincial ad Sid ut•ny a friend whn he:d her d•'ar. - minislratio•n. I can tell you what wrought the change tin her. She was told by a friend, who, A burn ..r eot will heel quickly and Ilk. her. had *uttered untold misery arse Ira. star *1 Victoria (:art vie Salve ie fru.nt • rornphrahnn '.1 fema!w tmuhlet, ed •t once. that 1)r I',en'.''• Favorite 1're.eriptiwe wield certainly cure her. Thu tri ,j "knew whereof she up..ke," for she had hewn cured by the remedy she advised her friend t., nae. !Thw is enlhnasatie i5 ,oromyh, and are the beat Stomach it. praise, and tel.• !, r friends that Dr Aver fills in wee. rterre deservea the unlvr,rral gratttude of woman kind f .r hat ing given It Dug A. M. T.vl..r and -91 .( Tnn,n. in1.11eb1, reined for its .rmetle '.f ('hntnn, 1 peculiar cts• are a,wndlnq Ill•n!a. It is .y•er,•tiwfe.'1 (" Ott. toots months- holiday at A.h}mry Park, faction in every ease or Loney refunded. Jersey. It s ••idenily • fio.'d to he • lawyer, parfienlariv if you Dr P.eree.. Pellets, .one a dose. (_'ere made well do (Tender. will he re.eivrd up to Tuea'fav, Auguu Mth. for rhe erection of • cedar or elm 1 i bridge at Renmt;kr. Ilene and speci1catons ' I cam he oven at ntj oke, :iattford• up to Aug- i- ust tit h. Yd N 1i JOSEPH RECK. d !altford. July 2trd. Neese of Colborne. e• fe I ELECTORS tOWN 4)F GODERiCH. F , LThe voting on Ry-I•w No. S. of 11013, for the m I granting of a Bonus of 15.00).00 to the •'Oode- e I rich UsMinntC'tympany." 'limited, for tb. i,- • Factor. in the town of Uudergan o h, wild takd ke e piece on TL'FSDA1'. TIM,. •t1 11.11' OF AC'GURT Dee% at the following pollirug places, 'is: 1'olling.ub.divisiun I. at Joseph Whiteiy'• Vacant core. Kingatnn street, Ne.l ('•mpbeJ re Deputy It.tnrgittg emcee. I'ollinm sib divl.lon 2.. at A. E. ('nllis' Peed - Store- A. E. ('nllin Deputy Returning Oflle.., I'nllinr subdlvieion 3. at Town Hall. T. H. Van Errry. llepputy Returning Omoer. Polling ,anh-diwiwlon 4, at alarm' Wagon e Shop, John Rates. Deputy Returning tomer, t I'ollingqsub division S. at Ir. Gordon's ?.r niture Shap, Daniel Gordon Deputy Retere- t Ina ()Meer. I•rdling sub diriatan 4, at John y Furniture Shop. James .t.ldison Deputy turning (ifi4.-r Polling +eh-dlvi.ton 7.at Jame* Reyes .Iw.lha*, John el. Stn en. Deputy Retnraing Omeer. F'reeAelder. and 20 year Leaseholders may earn vote. le "TPI I irom any party, he said at Port Perry, Th "be it R.form or Coneereatire, until to a r that party as a whole in the Province ! N. 'Mogi. accepts the platform of the I nal It ht bot Amociarion, ' And furthermore, "1 a and (1 not a:tpeer hero as a l',on•erraiirw or • i RP ;Reformer, and there is no piety that I t", 1' ..n make it worth my while to sermon threw there •1 the are not • New Imam pen this thing question. - e mayor •1 Clinton has, in n'epsnes 1.l.nalrion, proclaimed the 2' d of it as C. Holiday in that town. finical Pills urs sneer moiled, mild mit bars est of a reel state deal.headache, const [tion and indigestion. � iP gtrtito5. 14>R WM. CAMPBEL.LL Town Clerk. i.'STRAY STEER -CAME ON THE I. premi.v.% 01 the 'mho -rifler. ahnnt the middle of .Irene a Snarling steer, reddish man from hesd'n hra•r. and ren•ainder whllt.h sawn. TM owner ,s requested t0 prose per ppeert ,prey r•hare;r•. and twke 't away. M.3', H.I):/'HLEIt. Falls I;e.ene. 10.11 J. ARBER SHOi' REMOVED. SI% cn.tono'r and the general rethlit• are hereby informed flat 1 ha.-, removed my sharing parlor from Foototto the !Aquae., nett to A. Mnr.1"e,t • ah.e emnenrim where i w111 he prepare,) to attend to bill hn•inese in Nay Ione. Fine parlor. easy chair" and good work [•urAntte4. 12 lino. If 1, WNRTOTi. I j) �iAN(t TEACHING, t Mt.. Andrews won glee le..no. on the 1 Piano to • limited number of pupils. at her etwidenee Hrt.anete Road. or at tis rose dexter of pnplls. Terni. ,,as•,vhle. Ha eine btsA • numb,. of yen,: experience as a an.' , eseefnl te.o-her. she feels confident of [i, Ing mtlps.tnry tultIow. a,l,,,- Sweeping r�!� Reductions Dress Goods, Prints, Muslins, Parasols, Laces, Embroideries, Curtain Netts and all Summer Goods, for t h e NEXT 30 DAYS. J.A.REID&BRO., Jordan. Blocs, Uodericb, July 3tth. llea- Mrs J. Turnbull and daughter, of Clinton, have gone on a four -weeks' visit to IlVe odlauds Mr 'Turnbull will remain in Toronto for a few days as one of the examiners LI teachers' papers, after which be will proceed to Wuod- lands and enjoy hie holidays. Dentistry. M. NICHOLSON, L. D.S. DENTAL ROOMS, i{(btb door below the Post UDos, West -et.. UongawCL 5925-17 DR. E. RICHARDSON, LD.8. SURGEON DENTIST. Gas and Vitalized Air administered for painlesextractint of teeth. Special attention riven to the preservation of the Natural Teeth. OP,Ice-t'p stairs. Grand Opens House Rlock. Entrance on %fest-St.. Godench. 2141.1• _lexical. DRt3 SHANNON & SHANNON, Psysletans Surgeons, Accouchers, to. once at Ur. Shammies residence near the gaol Ooderteb G. C. gnaxxox, J. I1. Swag. Son. 1751 Loans arab insurance. C. SEAuS t'LEIt► FIRST DIVISION COURT. 1 Conveyancer, Iasurone,-. Estate and Ueueral Agent. ]tone to Lend u Low Itatr. and Cost. Parnwr, Notes Discounted. (.•nct-Next ;., l'urnell's Furniture Store, Loderi. h. Ytlrr-tf rj J. T. NAFTEL, L`IFS, FIRE ANI) AceIUtNT I11- . ri:.I Nt'E !CENT, i'.epr-.enting North littlish t Mercantile Liverpool. London t Globe,' Norwich Union: metMb America, Life; and Accident la..r- anee of North Muerte*. Lowest Kates. Leases settled promallly Money to Loan on Farm and Town I'ruo.rty Conveyancing dope. Property valued, etc' Udo. -Cor.' Sort b -at. gad Square. Oed•rt.b• 71- t$•200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS To ten. on farm and town property, at low est interewt. Mor;rtage. purchased. No coin mission t harmed agents for the Trust and Leas Company of Canada, the Canada Laded Credit company. the London Lan company of Canada'. Interest, 4. 04 end 7 per cent. N. H.-Horrewcn can ubta,u *ll. y i$ - day,lf title satisfactory. DAVISON t JCHNSTON, 1110. Barristers. L r., Ooderf.h ?500,000 T(► LOAN. APPLY TO CAMERON Moa.[ tCAMLROX�God rich. 34 MONEY TO LEND. -A LA RG I 1 amount of Private Funds for la%estmen It lowest rats on Trot -clans Mortgages Apia) tot/ARROW & PKUCDFUu'1' R RADCLIFFE, GENERAL INSURANCd, REAL ESTATE Awt, MONEY LOANING AGENT Only First -doss composite Repreen,fed W Money to Lend on straigbt loans, at the lowest rate M inlertst going, in any Way t. suit tit onrrower. I 1J'OPFI('E - Second door /rem Sr* l West Street Goderich. 91x St Legal Notices. • JUDICIAL situs VALI'ARLE FARIS LANDS. TANNERY TOWN and V ILL,UE Public e Coen Non.., Intthetown dof Weiland. aat tt eeves o'clock a.m. on the 17T'fi OF bU UST ST1889 (0 modThe I numbered ls of and (Jne. Two, Thr referredinafter e nee. Mx and iterew. 1'areeis Rand 9 w i11 be Med a. Martin's Hotel, Uodench, on the 24th day M August next. at 12 o'clock. noon. i'AIt:K1. 1 - Composed of part of Lot Elev... Concession 1. Townstiil• of Herter, Comity of Welland. containing 15 aura. PARCEI. 2-- Part of Lot (Q Conti -salon 3, row mail') of K'illnnghhR l'ooaty of Welland. containing Merrell. PA RI'EI, .l Thr i4onl h tort 0f IeH ftine, Ie the Fifth ('oiw.aaion, and Peron; North fart .f Lot one. rbirth (•once..t, n, Township of Walnneet. County M %VNb►nd. 97 sere*. PA Rt'F:1. F --Lot :,•. on Fraser street. Town of K'elland. PA Kriel. A --The Fiat Half of Meetinn M, Towiabtp Y, Itaui(r 4 Ent M iettoba, 3M acres PAR('E1. 6 The West IIa1f M Section 19, Township 13. Hance 1. Fist Manitoba. I!e Sea**. PA It(EL 7 - The K'e.t Ilalf or Se.•f ire. 21. Township H. Itange 19. Fant Manitoba. ,31111 at-rw.. 1'A Reel.. Lots number. I0. 11. IT. 11 and 37. 1a Mitchell's nirvey, in the Village of For.wk-h county M Huron. P 1Rt'g)�. f Intl "A" and "iT in Itndre End t'Iae-e, known as !Saltford. Township of Colborne. Ibnntyl of Hnron. aA parent to Onderieh. Tee buildings comprise what is kite,.wn e. "The T v." Teeders will Foe reeefred h7 the .aid Master rep to and ineto,4re of the lath day of .1 te[n.t next. /,or fart -el. 1. 4and ;. end shonid the mime or any Parry) thereof remain nwr,M he mine will heotrieret for .ate a the times mid 01...', above mentioned. Fa. h 1'src.1 to la- stilus •t to • rew.ned hid n M• (fin,' hr the Maurer TF.It Nn 10 per ,.'.t. M pen-ee mono 1u each. ,w by narked ren. et Ilene ret sato or tewler to the %trier,'ji.• teilan.r In he paid "rete t oar, to theen•dlr of this tnatwr. Thw 1 and aures M ;Tale gra tis slawrBat tve,Ahlmrq. the r-eu,. rot fnrtber part Mu4rs apply to M.a... Imo. ('anter nubileAndrew .e- Calif. Itarrf.- r+. Twteoto.wers. (arrnw R 1'rnndlem Han i.iee" Oedwnrh , '%r to Jahn l'onnbee. 'territory !urethra%. Venire's i,olieiow, M t ttth JLne, ( & ALe01.11 N loseal Masser (e the xnpr,me Coen .rive fro" Oman,. r n at floderieli J. PULIYxttEsi,, R,� haidev'c aMt5�1. A pet dog owned by Mr Swart., Holies..villa, .as ae:dentally beheaded by the train a1 that station a few dye ago. Legal. EDWARD NORMA:! LEWIS, BAR rioter, Solkitor in Hist Court. Canvey weer. Oodench and Hayneld. Hayfield a- loe open Thurwdays frow. 10 to 4. Stoney to Woo at Si per .Mot. !1a ItC. HAYS, SOLICIrOR, • , Ufilee, corner of Square mad R'..t street, Goderkh, over telegraph oss.. Pei. irate reads to lend at 6 Per cent. el ARROW & PROUDFOOT, BAR T MISTERS ittoroey. Soliettenr Godertch J. T. 0.rrow, 51. Pmadfa.t. If CAMERON, H.►LT & CAM N, 3edertab. i Cameras. CluP. Holt. M G. CARO.a C C. R..., Q.C.; P. Holt. M 1731 - /or Bale of to Let FARM FOR SALE. The undersfg..d wltl oar for isle the fol- lowing very desirable farm. ooa.ytin,I of tbe cessionyIle acres of the Townshippko -F." b rnethe ,tiin cos - the County M Huron. Tete farm is Nitwit ed 44 miles from Uoderich, and 1 j miles from Carlow, es the Main (;ravel Itoad. There is ■ good frame house. .torry-s, almost new, i by 3L containing j 7 rooms: a large barn. • by 42, with cattle shed. 41 b- •• - orchards is the township. it is watered 111. One of the nsr a neter-tailing spring creek and • good welt There About u no wastIle acre* cocahiedred aof an d on thfrom ▪ e place. Good school within 10 rods of the noose. iW sold on reasonable terms. • For terms and further particulars apply to JNO. HttetcpENKyiU.GE, ler ` Jlk4EPH Mcg WN,' lerich. 1 ea the premise.. FiRST-CLAMS BRICK HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE O• ...• PATRICK -About two miantes walk from the Square. Two stones high, hick ndditlos Is the rear 1 stories L,K h. building covered Mitt elate. i. build. tint bus 3large routts00 Ong flat. uppssttaim there are 5 large r000n. In the rear addItiee there are kitchen. pant. y. washroom. Updates, girt roots and bathroou,. Also good cellar. Apply to the rend.- ,gped, who will give alpaeeemacT iuforntat,ow at1 DANIEL GORDON. FOR SALE. rat Matt PHILIP Ankle. HOLT. FARILS AND TOWN PROPERTIES ,'t»t BALK - Lot ik in Maitland a5a Osidorme. IIS acres a very fie farm. Prim � Lot K4.' in 1st cos. k, D. Ashneld, "' re•' prier ,I1'4, Lots 13 and N In lin Coe. Klsloss,Hruce County. Ire acres. Will he told very chtap.Las IS. (Rand W7 of 17, in the 8th oos.Wawaa..b, Sm acres ofes hent laved in owe block. Pec-. /iA.to•. fust .MeDowell's Sorme), Town of (lodrrieh only 030. 1-„t 1.6, town of (:.>,terich. en Light House street. with brick house and stable. Price :sly VOL lot. Irl, fr;s, 101.5 mei pt. Mt Town of Ood.,,.h, nearly fth of an acre in one block within the buainem part of the town. Pelee only ,yip 7'be above ties w ill he *old os easy terns of �r Apply to w7men N.k. M C. saAOER. Ooderich, -._- Mese, to load at very low rate., 97 1.. U ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE• That valuable property known as lot 100, Maitland cow., Uoder,..b township, within one mile of tiodench. Ito the fare, area targe orchard, good frame bonne ind kik-hen, with stone cellar, and frame barn *ad enables: com- prises 73 screw, .ell watered. For further Part molars Nplyto Ogre Mc•Kas on the prem. 1(92-1y FOR SALE CHEAP -40 LOTS IN to ; tae.,ae st Saris M poderlein from j Dene Ply to Toots. W grid I dwelting hose., A . t11EKALU. 217417 I {ul'$E AND TWO LOTS FOR `+ALK The house has nine rooms, al o hath room, pantry. closets, cellar. wood- th,d, hard and soh water. The garden cos- ninn all ^eiml. of Into. Also 50 acres of land in Manitoba far .ale or in exchange for tame property.b Wag. KNIGHT. Ooderich- j��OR SALE sinal brf.•kl,-,efia r t r•.OA) bur StenT17toOwttit► Bt n.nrv.j 'Arr.. 191. 195, 144, 24S. Elgin Street, St. Andrew., Ward. 1]L coin,•,' or Hurn° and Rrit.nnia Road, Prara. *4 .tory hoose o0 Keays 4:0-9.3, lot end half land. )thew SeveraUrn.gd l huts in.,wlr4 R. 4 : **Survey. opposite mew t. Nog Allrtthe•boveat LOW R4ATicn, tl� It per to nAThiole t JOHNR't'OX. THE 141'fit ►N HOTEL, , ThIa well-known rod popular hotel ha been refitted and entente., dnNw* the past arwwnw, and ,. new arcond In none in mishit' of non •o0,00.Istl'•n (Or the• trareiBn. pnhlir. (Jaid �• seeom ntodateett for retinues, fins'.. The Swank1'reOrSisiek, Ont. WM. (f'r i inst L. ISO ductioneering. JOHN KNOB IKNBRAL Allo- • TiONRRR and fond Vatbalor. Onderlwh h,Laa �atIns aad�[ r radNderable experience I flinch& ttg. with Ihnn hhe M In • peeltloe wiasiom entrusted Y mtlst4rtknt .11 core Martln'a H ed to him. tirnle•r's lett 5t (3ode,ch P. 0.. carrfo1Isent y attended 10. OC 1011 KNOX 1`meaty Anc94oneer. Itth Amusements. dr ODRRit,H L 'HANfe8' iNSTI TI'TK LIBRARY AND RRADIXs.� .e M, one. It. of list street and MW* Op'n gram I tell p.m., tail t1em 7 tele p.m AIi0t;T 20uu VOLS IN LiBRARY Leading IAtily, ((-refry wed Ifhtahwied ropers, .34e••,rsiwra, dem raw Fa tranirtiag MNfee. HI I of • TICKET. OXI.T .*1.te, b•.ry aid lleadilS a Mr' • a t ire, fee raw "ebngMllp reold ed 1I0 i lheweian in moms • R. H'reslA.i,,, � g'TIVNIXl. Ooderleb. lif llar,h t!$, tteKeretar'y 4t 0 • r :w • 1 Jr--.' Owing to an over5tocll Clearing Sal and will offer a GREATLY Vain Now is th Al the Right Si ,t(rZ4", 2fa0- ONCE C Of our Store and you v of Superiority are base, rock. One Trial will Best. We have nothini we put the fact that ou on the same Quality of Hosiery all this week. true in every case, beca try to get some of the f &ENT When a pant hunter] And pants for the best He panteth unpanted Himself in a pair of as 2201•. StnitMmhle T.ssNse*Ods. Glr1twoayu, Apnl3rd, Dit J. M. McLgo,, Godench. Dear Sir, -You told me to •ee touch I gained in weigh while u your medicine, McL.- d s System 1 rater, The time 1 last visited office I weighed 1i7 pound.. n weigh I43,gatnrng just 26 pounds. do... that suit you! My beck u ent cured. Yours, etc , 4. 11. CAWcaLTON, DAKOTA. January 1st, 1 bit J. M. McLson, G,'derich. Dear Str,-I am suffering from ai Hamed eye, caused by catchier Mrs F. desires me to ink you to medicines. One of her daughters is at all well, tnenn,wrh•.e• is the min The above was answered and med sent 2 ►ch January, 1((89 ) %%'4l xarl.AoD, N. D., t . S. Feb.,IA, 1 Dear Old Friend, -I thank y..t sending the needed medicines in a 1 needy tuna. 7 hey hare dune 1 work and performed what they were commended to perform. McLe System Renovator sent only, end , It I think you are deserving of s credit than has ever been given you Tear genius Mrs Ie. and family well -accept their thanks. Miss F now well. My eye bolter' to improve pidly after your letter reached me. doctors hen were wing hydras'ic piste of :topper, sugar of lead, • curd, mcmh.aulph., borax and whit 1 all to no purpnse. I knew that J. McLeod wowed rat see me tortured these blamed d'. , so i thought i w. write. I tender you my •Onesn th1 for what you recommended. 1'our•ete., D. H Tater Life in Mager. Take time by the forelock ere I rasping, hanky cough of yoonearuea where a, many Consumptives hare ceded you ; low no time, but prem. ',tette 41 the rational Mined II Lung and Bronchial Dseaa•a, Mex. Emulsion of C.d Liver (hl with Hy 1'hfaph1tio. It .ill euro jou. Sued all druggists, at Ike 10 S1. 4 The new priers* t •Meta for even wear are imported as the very latest pte.auon of Parisian grace and s.egar The vomiter.. upon these gowns dr considerably, some home made op w lireelan draperies of crepe hose, or w h,odnes that have shot sleeves with At folds ovo, the chest of superb real lac "1 nets that are pearl dotted. Others el•iantly demented with tees, .howl, pieces and pad -alum enda,or movie gird of headed romp or • network of alk ■ heads that are pearl, milk-whiteawd th line in tint. The skirt pontos of 1 hew princess dregs is not as lost as 1 familiar trained prineaaee, the mew w. .1 hien* womb more trasefw) sad 1 move easy 1) manage with AA ra 3 darer, *awe of the hndtces en the v"w.'e lave the V -est that ire pretty a sansih10; tethers are elegised to d pori (.'titre belt to belt, frau and bark. 11