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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-8-16, Page 1[NE UNG HARVEST vL'( 7UTE. urcl►avrrs. usl, is cum- ' you like it. ? Co. - ILS .L- t )ES Vary Bj3t $28.00 25.00 21.00 23.00 20.00 9.00 15.00 Full Satis- .c. V"•I:TI\t;. COCOA. ' 1ST. *dee of the nat-:ral .rations of digestion tern! applirstlim of -.+ekct..d Cocoa. 31r akfael tables with a ice whkb may aero i balls. h 1. by tench articles of ma, bt stradnaily moth to resist eiedgia fiundrtil. of subttll �� red na r nu4ay to at - 1 shaft 1.�jj et. ee Yt e 6th pure Mod andel w L &til **acre day water er milk. mem 1ahelled thus: i.m.eopalhic t'hrm- 21t4 0 DIE - LORE, 1.REEN i3CT DER DN'S )rug Store • RTY-$jCOI f YEAi. t HULA NIIMBKR. !!11 f TO ADVERTISERS. otice 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 Advertisement% accepted up to noon Thursday of each W Level Eesleeo. 11 advance .u,ti.'rs i,. Ike loorrl rolgmaa of THE Slusal. of tuertisys ur eater- titinrr meetsAi t n a which on o lwwiasiurn fee iso dAoryed. or frust.lr/uieA a pecwni Or benefit is derived. total be paid j" or at the note of .one ertat per trord rash iarertiou. he charge low Mak twenty -pier rent.. Where ad- rerhamesenta of eoferktin,eeuts are tom rted u brief local trill be .Nass fere. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. wanted. Mr* Turner. anted --lin T. N. Disney. nn foe Male. -Chas Murray. nr Tailoring -R. Mae&oruec. ire wood Farm .--i1. Y. Attr,IL Leads Them All --A. R. Cornell. ian Apples ---Pitt Woe. R ('o. of Business. -J. Ji. F•roudfoor- borne Voters' List. --J H. Richards. endairs Sparta ('ore. -1 or J R. Kendall t Co. usrural Meetto*.-4ia:erich Ter( Astoria t tun. proved Grain and seed Clearer -Arm - stools Bros. DIED. LNrCrr.-le Rheppai d ton. on Tuesday. Aug. 13rb, 1it39. Harriet Ream -it. rehrt of the Late Richard Bennett. aged tit tears. oHrrnu!-At Bosom County. Texas. 1: 8., August 13th. to the 7dth 'oar of his age. Hush Johnston. Esy..furmerly of l;odert.:b. tynt, TOWN TOPICS. '4 chdef aamong we. takiis Isola. 4a'/aitt Aa .1 prem U." (.o to 0. C. R,bertsoa's. Crabb's Block. for I kinds o1 scLWl books. The turning out of fine lines of photo• phis work continues to go bravely on at enewsrt's studio. A (Mon PREegNT - Th. mow useful gift ou eon make Is to `rte n Wirt l'eo. Ap- r to D. McUfl;tcuddy, agent. (3oderleh. TRE PHaRytact.-This popular drug stere lattice to furnish the public with the lat- est and best drag. and perfume.. The pope. %rug of Rhynao newt cud drug store con - tan al.° increase as time rolls os. iIIIIIbpeople hare been talking a great deal at.ed lie almost unanimous rote on the organ bylaw. and it ham never been ex..reeled xrept when the customer, of .! A. Prie- m Foie an ONt.10O on their Ane tailoru*g. hen Were is uis one against. The car load of sewer pipe 1 got for the Post el was t'•nadian,m.nufactore. the coo - rector "trine It the preference over A meri- an. Just received. • .-ar lo.r.t ., Silver Sear ad Comment Util. Alm, uuo of }tuck's Garnet nrrvaara, on eybib:tion at my store. G. N. vta. The Arst thing to get when ronare demou- nt your parlor 1s ■ handsome ...ore A Ate GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, AUG. 16, 1889. Os Tuesday evsoia' of kit week, a party of young people drove up from Clinton and enjoyed $ pleasant sail oa the take. Dr J. R Shannon rammed to town Wednesday evening after • plosion' ea journ io Muskoka. He says it's a cap- ital place for doctors on vacation. Mr John White, ex-M.P., Tut Hast- ings, is in Ottawa He will neither deny nor confirm the statement that he in - ►soda to run against Hun. Mackessie Bowel) at the next general election. A big excursion from Lucknnw, Bros- sels, Sesforth and ether points is on the card for Tuesday next. Some years ago an &mtwronic from the same Met WWI brought 1,200 or 1,500 visitora to town. Wednesday last Mr Wm Biot was stricken by paralysis, which completely affected his left aide. At present he is :n • low condition, end as he is in his seventy-ninth year, fears are entertain- ed as to his recovery. We understand ne¢rtiatinns are in progress for the purchase by the (lode- rieh Organ Company of the Lancaster lot on East so, formerly occupied by the mroldinf department of the Goderich foundry. Col AvImer, D. A. (1., paid an official visit to G derich on Thursday, and in- spected the arms and acooutremects of of No 1 Co. Hecomplimentedcaretaker Hucketep on the manner in which the contents of the armory were kept. SoN tare PI.'Ntr. - Arrangements have Men made I y the A. O. U. W. and Foresters. of (inderinh, to hold a Society r.icnic at the Point Farm on Friday,Ang. 30th. The idea is a good one and. a better place for holding the picnic could not be chosen. Ax IKrOSTANT IMPROVEMENT -The new Soft `:ton and Practice Pedal attach- ment or, • Newcombe Upright Paseo sen ea the nerves of the listener or per- former, when practising. as well as the inatrument from wear, and preserves the tone. tf. 'Brick- Pomeroy, the widely known author and editor, at 234 Broadway, New York, will, on receipt of 25 cents, send as directed, • sample copy r f one of his interesting books entitled, (lnrefines awl nor Neighbors ; also • copy of his very independent and °ririne! monthly macsztne, .4•Iranue Tf.osod t, And you will read every line each contain.. Mr John Hvulnp, stone mason and 'wider, of Goderich, was in Clinton on Monday. He was there on holiness with tba Messrs R insford, for the porpoise of making arrangement• with them for the use of s quarry -if limestone on their property at Goderich, adjoining Mroi Hysloo's. THE IRoc CIRCLET. -Last Tuesday' 'venture a match game of quoits was played on the I soderich grounds between Meters rhos McKenzie and Wm Nevins, Icture ls beyond all question a thing of both ret this town. for the championship urr uty.tba' but for tofninnave ht.j show1,wnll*to Meadvant.a,You canre Ir of (irdorich and Colborne. At the close Main elegant pit -tares tas amt mualdlnas etch- of the game the score stood 61 to 44 in ilea to match a R. 11. attow,'. favor of Mr Nevins trarmpra.hnu.ehoiden -ere-y onesbould see tender' a Son If they intend heating by hot The Ladies' Aid Society of Victoria -et ir. hot water of steam. Ere the Gurney's Methndtat church will hold an "At i ew Harris wood furna.-e. at their store. ac- nowbdtfed by all as the most powerful andHome" in the school room of the church nomlcalfurnaee in use Prirea ar boo and 1 on Thoreday next. the 22nd inst. The' 11 work iruaranteed. The cheapest house ' oder the sun. - 'room wiil be tastefully arranged and al ERIEFLETS. , good time is expected. Rehesbmenta1 will be served daring the ironing. Door', Mrs Jennings. of Pinconorn,t, Li lb open at 7:30. Admission 15cts. ;own on a visa to Miss Walker. AsISTANT MA.inR ArpotwrEn -At Miss McMicking has gone to Toronto, ! the .seeting of the School Board last where she will spend a few weeks lweek, the following gentlemen applied Mrs W. S. Webster and two child's.,I for the position of assistant master dar- of Galt, are visiting fitends ir. town. ing the ntn,i.l school term : -tMesars. F. Master Barclay Doyle, of Detroit, is Pearin,of 13elgrsve; A. A. Jordan. Grand visttiug his uncle, Mr Jamas Doyle. all.y; and .lobo O'Dea, Brvonklyo, aced were chosen in the above order. The AX'S Mn !McCoy, of Pincoening, was the first two gentlemen having received ap- past week the guest of Mn Dr Whitely. pnrntmenta, Mr O'Dea was teleerspheb Mrs Lsng,cf Ktntford,arrived in town and accepted the position. list week on a visit to Mies Seegmiller. BArssALL -A game of baseball was C. Gunsolos, Esq.. of Petersharf, played on Wednesday afternoon on the Mich., is vattirg his neice, Mr. C. A. Agricultural Pak grounds, between the Humber. Rovers, of Se*fortb, and the Goderich Mr and Mrs J. H. Colborne and chic- slab. Sc. re-Goderich, 27; Sesfortb, 9. dmhave returned from a three weeks' Lirpire, Mr Anderson. Luckily for the visit east. twirlers a heavy north-west gale was blowing, andin consequence very little batting was dose by either aide Rob - VER. ‘,11.:F rnnanitati.,n on the tint Saturday of orison pitched a good game and was well evert: month. supported behind the bat by H. Don - ' E Mrs Moorehouse, .tee Cooke, of Pin• ugh. conning. is visiting at her mothers' reel- Mr Peter White, M. P , was in Otte - dente, North street. wa recently. He informed a oorreepon- Mr S Gibson. teacher, and Master dent that het attended two emoting. in Taarsk s NCE -The Y. W. C. T. U. will hold their ice cream social and p•r- torooncort on Thursday ,Aague' the 119th, at the residence of Mr Stewart. Full particulars next week. Persons wishing to improve their memories or strengthen their power of attention' should .end to Prot. Lutaette, 237 Fif•h Ave., N. Y., for his pro.pec• Ins post tree, as advertised io another ooluwu. 10-tf Mr 15'11146m Adamson, •.f Lyeter, Caithness, Scotland, who had beeu visit- ing his brother, oounty clerk Adamson, left on Thursday to take passage on the Elvers* for the Old land. He was favorably impressed with Goderich and vicinity during his stay hen. FRATERNAL VtxrT.-Eureka Council, No. 1(.3, It. T. of T., Goderich, have decided to pay a fraternal visit to the Bayfield Council this (Friday) evening. Ml Royal Templar* who can pnssbly go are requested to assemble at the Tem- perance Hall at 5:45 sharp. Mr Kiely, of Toronto, purposes erect- ing • htndwwe three-story atone arid brick residence on North street, on the McDougall property, where the old Divis- ion Court office stood for many years. Mr John Hyslop, we understand, wall Net ant the stone from his quarry fur the first story, which wall bre built of that material. Dien IN TEXAS. -A telegram was re- ceived by Mr F. W Johnston, inform- ing him of the death of his father, Hugh Johnston, formerly of this town. The late Hugh Johnston was well known by all the old settlers of the Huron tract, having for many year been a resident of the section, and a prominent figure in local polities. Some years sumo he located in Texas, and, in conjunction with hts sons, went largely into cattle ranching io that State. Tne L O. 0 F. Exct'Rstort.-The ex• cursioo to Pon Huron on Thursday of last week, under the auspices of the I. G. () F., was largely attended and success- ful throughout. The weather was fine, the accommodation on the Campana good, and the conduct of the excursionists ex- emplary. The annual excursion to Sarnia and Port Huron is becoming • popular institution, and has been • tin - social success to the society that institut- ed it Hs Is QLITE A S.:ULLER.-The Sarnia 'tin has the following description of a scullin;; match at that point, where A. B. Henderson, formerly of Goderich, and well-known as • bicycle rider and singer, has gained honors as au amateur rower :-It was about 7:35 when Henden too and Sitlingtou ams to the starting point. The boats were clinker -boils skiff., with sliding seats. In the toss ; for position Henderson got the north ice and Sitlingtoo the santh. 'Che two started with the word go and Sitlangton got his oars in the water first His start 1 • however was nut a good one, Hender- {sons being smoother and cleaner. Away tiny eyed, both rowing at a lively pace. It was soon apparent that Sitliugtou was gator* out of his course, and that his ' opponent was steering a perfect one. 1 Sitlington got too far south and Render- i etto area brat to turn his buoy, the for- mer not being much behind however. Homeward bound S&tlington got clear cif; TLE PLUG 'OBACCO Dr McDonagh will be in Ooderieh for ret and Package. Is ON THE SYSTEM gnartrrly or half advance on the ren - rat. asshout of a ttaaNai- aam. owl totality an value. overernent Ofgreeg rynilar Incomes will and advantageous K-el•ss Internment. practicewed for our V MVPs Wear re. 11.e mum °*u the r Pedal attachmentt lees On applto ication. COIR & CO. s ("hunch r.. Tneon- its t0 M lwoods 11 ME IT SIMM. Nightingale, of London, are the guests of Captain Gibson, Batliold Road. Mn John Fraser and children, De- troit, are the guests of her mother, Mrs Ju. McFarlane, Britannia Road. accordance with an invitation to give his rev -one for his Vote on the Jesuit Es- tates Bill. He moved a good hearing, and whether he oonvineed the aadienoes as to the justness of his vote or not he ! cannot say, but they accepted his expla- Mr Robert Park, principal of the nation without any descent. Mr White Model school, wife and children, have regrets that the Goolog anent did not re- orned from a visit to Chatham. for the matter to the prem. Court for Mr R C. Wright, of Aylmer, brother its cpinino. of Mr J. J. Wright, the well-known pro- A force of from 66 to M printers is prietor of the Point Farm, was in town now req.rired •i the eirversment print - on Thursday. He i1 the gust of his ing bureau, Ottawa„and acting upon in• brother. struetions from Mr genteel, Ltd. Farrell Word has been received from the kor wird to Toronto, Montreal and Qeebee Edoo•tion Depanmeot confirming all the man too M seat on st moo. If the Mmes passed and reoommended by PIN requisite nemher cannot be got st these towns applications are to be sent on t, Loudon, Hamilton end other cities. The new voters' hats have to be finished by Oct. 1, and se there ars 15,0011 pages to print, the demand bas arisen for more da All the applicants most be anion men, and they are promised et least three months' empbymest in this eon - Dr M Nicholson, the West -et dentist, rection It may be mentioned that there Makes thevation of the natoral are several printers wbo hays been de- Wiltb a ty. Gas administered from missed from the harms and missed &p- • a. el. the painless ettitraotioa of potntmeat on the mooed of/their politie- cew en*. sl opinions. load boards sloth* recent entrant* @l- amination. Mr John Elliott, teacher In Brook- ville High flchtiol, was in town this week visiting his brother, Mr Oeo Elliott. He g ays Goderich has improved greatly shim he was last here. his coarse, an.i Henderson caws along on las course and pulling • boo oar, steady and clear. He came in • good winner in 9 minutes 6' seconds, and was heartily sheered. The next heat was between Alitchell and Trethewey, and after the lapse of a few minutes they got started. They dipped their oars togeth- sr,Trethewey having the north side. The two kept together for a while and then Mitchell gut a little out of Lie course, and as he got towards his turning point it was seen that he was away be- low it and consequently was somewhat behind in turning. Treihewej kept a pretty straight course and Palate home a good winner in 9 minutes and 40 m- ounds, Mitchell working away off his course when near home and Trethewey being cheered. After the lapse of about 20 minutes the two winners pulled out rely for the fini.binx heat, and Hen- derson winning the toss chose the north side. Henderson's fine and steady stroke bad won him many admirers, and Tretheitey'a sinewy frame and good pull also made many pick him out as the whiner. They gut away well together and both bent to their oars in good style. Trothsweg worked off his course a little and as they worked sway up the course towards the turning buoys Henderson got a little the advantage. He was brat to torn and was closely followed by Trothewey. Coming home they both put in thew best licks. Darkness had about settled and it was difficult to keep the °cur's. Along they came with Henderson increasing his load and com- ing in winner by considerable distaste. It was so dark that he did not come so between the Referee's boat and the float, but passed to the outside of the latter. Hs was bsartily cheered and awarded the silver cap. The time of the last heat waft not caught owing to the 'tett- mot sassed by the wiener getting out of his enures in finishing. The winner is subject to ehallenge from any of the other three on beano given two weeks' notice and it must be won three times la suaeaesion before the winner may keep 11. &magomeets will be reds for ••- other mutest between Hesdenon sad TreitheweyL the latter eballenging the former. For the maim evening there will probably he a doable smell ram, if it eat he The date wig be gives Broca AT TIM NooTttwuwr Exaiat- noN.-A uember of application for apace at the Northwest Exhibition have baso received, and the committee desire all parties who held space last year, and who regain to hold the same spam this year to notify the management at ono*. Dusts IN Totwvro.-Mrs C. F. Steen - bet, who had bean suffering from a can- cer for some mouths, diediat the resi- dence of her daughter, Mn Bastedo, Toronto, on Wednesday morning last. 7 ho wrrow►ag relatives have the spa psthy of their many friends is Goderieh in their beresveweut. I will be in Toronto next week attend- ing the annual meeting of the Canadian Photo Association, for the purpose of obtaioing the latest ideas and informa- tion in photography, fur the benefit of my customers. Studio opal as usual in charge ..f Mr T Brophy, who will give hi• careful attention to all. R. R. Sal - bow.. CHANGE IN BCNI'E,..i---Mn Robert Pruudfout, after o•rryiug on the groc- ery, dry goods, and dour and feed busi- ness fur the past fourteen years, has re- tired, and has been succeeded toy his son Mr J. M. Proudfoot, who will con- tinue to carry ou the business at the wall -known stand, owner of Hamilton and \'&Moria sts. See advertisement. DEATH 01 COLONEL WALKER OF LON- DON.- Colonel Walker, of London, Out., who went with fume friends two weeks ago to fish at Grand River, (jos , was struck with paralysis on August Orb, and Wednesday evening, the 14th, did at Mr J Carberry's, Grand River. Mn and Mies Walker arrived in the afternoon but were too late to be recognized by the sufferer, who died about two hours after their arrival. THE Goreaicu SraiNt: BED Cu. -The latest uanufscturaug u,dutiry of Gode rich is the "(I dernah Spring Bed Co.," which has been established on Kings - tun st Already a uuwber of excellent mattresses have been turned out and placed on the market, and thus far • reedy sale has been obtained. The in- tention is to put to new capital and labor, and tusresae the present a;acity fcr turning out work. In addition to mak- ing new epri.sg beds, all kinds of repair. ing will be promptly and cheaply dune. Mitchell Re. -order : Goderich has is- sued a very handsome prize tut in pamph- let form fur their fall show, to be held September 17, 18 and 19. Besides tate ueaal display of exhibits the people of Gudonch bare added a number of spacial attractions to their fall show program, and are filing into the thing with so en- terprise worthy • town of aider extent and far greater pretentious. We wish them every summand will, weather and ctrcumstanoes permitting, go sud see their show. Too,:nets' EIAtttrATtoe.-Following are the names of the successful pupils who wrote at Goderich at the midsum- mer examinations for teachers' certifi- cates : Third Cissa -S. Boyd, M. Cook, ti Crsigie, C. Caesar, C. Durnio. & Dalton. L. Finlay, E. Halls, T. Haw- kins, H. Henning, Albert Johnston, N. MaeCurmac, M. Parsons, A. Smith, R. Strang, A. Tiffin. Second Claes-E. Addison, B. Finlay, T. McLaughlin, W. McCluskey, E. MoMath. L. McLean, L O'LearyS. Stafford, E. Watson, M. Watson, A. McKay. item from the T. 113, .m -r of last week refers to the roller mill recently erected in Brampton by 1 Pearen Bros., of which firm Mr J. W. Pearen, formerly of this town, is a mem- ber :-Steam was got up in the new flour mill last week and everything moved off first-rate. So well has the sbafting and machinery been 'toed that two men on the main belt can move all the machin- ery in the building. For several days the mill has been running light to ena- ble the machinery to wear to its bear- ings and hecyme thoroughly oiled. The Pearen Bros. hope to start grinding wheat today. D. SIM A YEAKIN ADVANCE GODERICH ORGAN COMPANY. 1 HARBOR NOTE& meal Relater lsecrsus The reminisces Sward of Sareetors. A meeting of the shareholders of the Goderich Dreams Company was held in 1 the council chamber on Muoday evening, 1 August 12, for the purpose of thorough- ly organizing the c.wpaay, and electing i • pernaueut board of directors. The attendance was large. After the stoek- book bad beau signed by the sharehold- ers present, it sou Mooed by Mr M. C. Camo,on, aeeond- ed by Mr R. S. Williams, and tarried, that Mayor Butler take the chair. The Mayor in opening the meeting oongratulated the shareholders ep,n the success that had attended the submission of the bylaw to the people. It augured well fur the future suooess of the com- pany. The permanent board of direc- tors, he said, would require to be elected at the present meeting, and it was ne- cessary to have the hest avaible men on the board. Early action would have to be talon towards selecting a ahs for the works, u no time was to be lost in be- ginning operations. Moved by Mr M. C. Cameron, second- ed by Mr Horace Horton, that the tol- lowiog gentlemen comprise the perma- nent board : M1essn barrow, Holt, But- ler, Smeeth, Humber, John Acheson. and Joseph YV;I;iants. together with two rspreeentatives from Clinton. Moved by Mr Pr,udfo..t, seconded by Mr Crabb, that the board of directors be .limited to seven member. After some discussion the amendment was put and voted down. The motion was then carried, and the gentlemen named constitute the beard of directors. Moved by Mr Cameron; seconded by Mr Crabb, that the directors he instruct- ed to wake all necessary enquries as to sites and prices. and to report at i lhixt- ing of stockholders to be called at the earliest possible date. Carried. The Mayor stated that any suggestions that coati be given with regard to oligo `_le sites might facilitate the work of the committee,aoi the f..11owinewere wooed: The old Victo.io salt well, the Huron salt well, Canada CO .4 park lot, Mr Cameron's salt well,the Westherald lots, Robert McLean'• lots, the old agricul- tural grounds. thundry props ty on East street, the Seymour property' at the harbor, and others. Moved by Mr Horace H•,rt, n. sec' ed by Mr R 8 Williams, that the matter he left in the hands of the dine:tors to report upon next Thursday evening. Carried. On motion the meeting adjourned. WHAT "FAITH FENTON" SAYS - The t•EAsp1re'•"l'aree.panreal keep. Ser Lyes Open Alter Sark. From the Toronto Empire. Over the dinner table we discussed the sermons, while the Canada set full Mari for Goderich, which we reached at 10p.m. We drove with the inspector through the streets, so stilt in the late 1 night bourn. Each street seemed a tree - lined avenue, or else, in theater -light, the foliage became more darkly promi- nent. Goderich is beautifully situated. It stands over 100 feet above lake revel, on $ high bluff or tableland, and from the i licit of -, dock a mull p y steps must be climbed before reaching the town. The streets run like the points of the compass from the court hoose square in the cen• ire. The effect is decidedly unique and pretty. The lighthouse is only twenty feet in height, but the high ground upon which it is built brings it 140 feet above lake level. We climbed the short tower and stood in front of the lamps that were sending their radiance lakeward, but it was two warns to remain long. R e ex- amined the little iron box with dial foes that measures the wind's velocity. It owns a long name that I intended re- membering, but quite forgot. Then Gonsax.•u TURF Artaot-tATtoN MEET-' dr.ve back to the boat. too -The first annual meeting under the Upon- the wharf we met Mr William auspices of the Goderich Turf Automation Campbell with oopies of the NLtnotl- star, will be held on Wednesday next, Aug- a neat magazine illustrating the scenic 21st, and promises to he one of unusual beauties and commercial interests of attraction to lovers of horse racing. The Goderich ; also Capt Wm Babb, who association is on a good financial balls, kindly invited as to see the life boat and the committee has spared n.. effc:rt that, during the four years since its or expense to put the Agricultural Park establishment, has already saved 21 track in • condition second to noes" lives. Capt Babb explained the intri- The program will consist of frier raeea as eacies of the boat and the provision follows: 3 minute trot, purse $100; 2.40 made for the safety of the crew and the trot, purse 11150; free for all, purse $175: rescued, regretting that the hour of the and green try!, pane L. All noes Canada's arrival prevented us witooning eligible to moon or trotters; entries clam • practical test of the crew's skill. on August 17. lir A. Murdock, Gude- It was past midnight when we Mun- ich, is secretary. d on board -a late close to a strangely New erAI ER DrNI. - We suppose many spent Sabbath. people think newspaper men Gra penis'. On Monday morning we served Point ant dunned'. By way of comparison let Clarke, twenty miles beyond Goderich, us suppose t'tat a fanner raises 1,000 bushels .of wheat a year, and he sells this oat to 1,000 persons in all parts of the ooentry, a most portion of them saying: "1 will bead you the dollar in a short time." The farmer don't want to he small, and says all right. Soon his 1,000 bushels of grain an gone, but he has little to show Inc it, and he then realinis that he hes frittered away his whole wheat crop and that its value to him is du in • thomend little driblets, con -a the proud hasusod and father dons it aegoantly he is seriooaly" embarraed in sad goes forth to defy the heat of a kis bosinesr become his debtors, cask July day. The next week it is washed, only E1, treat it as a email matter, sod then it is just about the ase for the tend ink it would not help mach. Cos- twelve-year old ens. Another week role tines the kind of business, year is and round, and it is just • tit for the baby. year oat. as the publisher does, sad bow Tong would he or cold he stand itl A consent's tbtra*ht will convokes aura* that a publisher has maps for persistent denoing. where, because the shoal extends far nut, an ansually fine light has been enacted. It is d,nptnc, of Parisian dao, of largest stse, and most $11,000. This is the most valuable light on the upper lakes. The flannel shirt has been making a triumphal progrees this summer, but still it is not unirersally popular. nue, • writer of the Rochester Hern1.1 seys orn- aments, 1t "When it is brought home • sober of Isom, of Ialesess teem the Lake front. Askin RD. Wednesday, Aug. 7th -Steam yacht Louise, Southampton. Thursday, Aug. 13th-Schr. A. J. Mc - Brier, Toledo, 300 tons of coal for Platt's salt well. Friday, Aug. 9th, -Sir. Campana, Port Huron, with party of excursionist& Saturday, Aug. 10th, -Sir. Campania, Sarnia,pse.engen and freight; Bohr. Kole fags, Johnston's Harbor, 100,000 foot oI lumber fur H. Sscord; echr. J. M. Car- ter, Theasalon, 240,000 feet of lumber for N. Dynamo. Monday, August 12th-Schr. Jane McLeod, Thessalou, 200,000 foot of lum- ber fur N. Dyment. Tuesday, August 13:b-Schr. Ariel, Serpent River, 200.000 of lumber for H. Sword; pleasure yacht NM*. Hamilton. Wednesday, August 14th-Str. On- tario, Sarnia, pasaangers and freight ; echr. Jessie, Sandusky, 300 tons of coal tar the waterworks 'rains house: echr. Todman, Providence Bay, 120,000 feet of lumber fur H. Second. Thursday, Amost 15th. -Scow Louise, Georgian Hay, for shelter ; steam barge Butcher Boy, Georgian Bay, for coal supply. DEPARTED. Wednesday, Aug. 7th -Steam yacht Louise, Detroit. Thursday, Aug. 8th -Sir. Campus, Port Huron, with Oddfelluws' excursion party ; echr. Sephie, Blind River, light. Friday. Aug. 9t1i-Sir. Campus, Sarnia, passengers and freight. Saturday, Aug. 10th -Sir. Campus, Duluth, passengers and freight ; mchr. K'.Ifage, J ohnstou's Harbor, light : echr. Mary S. Gordon, C• llingwood, 475 bbla. Carter, Theewlon, light. ,Sunday, August llth.-A. J. McBrier, .sit. Monday, August 12th.-Schr, Jl jK. Alpena, light. Tuesday. August 13th.-Schr. Arid. Serpent River, light ; pleasure yacht Nets, Little Current. Wednesday, August 14th.-Str. On- tario, .)uluth, passengers and freight. Thursday. August 15th.-Schr. Tod - man. Providence Bay, light; steam barge Butcher Boy, Chatham. COL -BORNE. From our own correspondent. Mrs Lee Williams, of Toronto, and her daughter mad mother arc visiting lir John Morris, at Morriadale. Mr Snyder, luta 4 and 5, 1 con., Cul - borne, threshed on Wednesday of hot week the product of 2 bushels "Surprise" fall wheat,and it turned out 60 bushels of first-class sample, clean enough for seed; also 42 bushels of the "Garfield" vsuety from 2 bushels seed. On Saturday last George Bise1tt threshed for Mr Dave Fisher, Ir.t 7. coo. 2, W. D., 1060 bushels of fall wheat. Geoegs-Vfifi B filer's traction engine, and was assisted by Max H techler and Alf. Nlcholaca. The fall show under the ampical of the Colborne Branch Agricultural So- ciety will be held at Smith's Hill on Sept 25th and 26th. The fourth week it dmseends to Betsy's doll, sad the fifth week it vanishes alto- gether : disappear mysteriously. it was seen to go into the washtub, bet that wail the last of it." Tuesday week being Seafortb s Civic holiday most of the business places 1n that town were cloned and many of the, inhabitants tock advantage of the oocu- icn to g-. elsewhere. Only a few were left as a home guard, and had the town been invaded by outside forces an igno- minious capitulation would almost cer- tainly have been the result. While 460 left by train all who could procure rehi- ales went to Bayfield and other points of interest. Toe weather was delightful. and so far as we can learn all enjoyed a present day. Toe following is a statement of the tickets sold at the station: Strat- ford, 170; (It clench, 139; Toronto, 53; London, 27; Detroit, 11; other points, 40. • sew Separlere from all the old established condition* on which proprietary medicines are sold, kis been made by the World'. Dispen- sary Medical Association, of Buffalo, N. Y., who having for many years observed the thousands of marvelous cures of liver. blood and long diseases effected by Dr Pierce's Golden Medial Discov- ery, now feel warranted in selling this wonderful medicine u they are doing through druggists under a j,otitire gotaronfee that it will give satisfaction in every caw, or money paid for It will be promptly refunded. "Golden Medical Discovery" cures all humors or impnri• ties of the blood, from whatever cause arising, u eruptions, blotches, pimples, old sores and scrotulous affections. It is egeally efficacious in bilious disorders, indigestion or dyspepsia and chronic catarrh in the head, bronchial, throat and lung affections, accompanied by lingering coughs. The Governor-General will visit Win. Dipme next month. and his top will be extended to the Pacific onset. Already Vancouver is arranging for a welcoming demonstration on an extended sale, and Winnipeg is expected to follow sait. The Ternberry voters' list shows 660 voters to be registered this year-- 510 qualified to vote at both municipal std 1 legislative assembly Muttons, 116 at i mwni.ipal elections only, and 34 at elect- ions to the legislative assembly only. TM list was carefully pampered by Clerk John Burgess, of Bluevale,