HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-8-16, Page 4THE HURON SIGNAL. FRIDAY, AUG. 16, 1�9
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Ilst
iu/oss Vacant. situation %Vented and
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Hooses Oa tisk and Farma on Sale. not to
exceed 3 41um, 51 for tint mouth. Sok: per sub
seque•t month. Larger advt1 in proportion.
/lay special notice. oke object of which is to
�e�awte the pecuniary benefit of any inell-
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vertinee eUt and charred *gourdiwriy.
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Special rates for larger *deer(*events. or
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ibsobsess, wbere first -clan work ,Of turned out
• t reasonable rates. Everything in ohs print-
ing line can be done on the premises from as
Illuminated poster to a visiting card.
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. Re4.1LLe1MY.
iditor.of TME SIanAL
Telephone C•L Ileo 70. Ooderich Ont.
HURON SIGNAL.
FRIDAY, ATM. 1S, 1iIM.
THE REASON WH Y.
Will roe of our Tory friends be good
enough to tell us how it is that whilst
vast sums 44 surplus British capital are
at this mumeot being invested in the
United States --in coal mines, iron
mines. oil wells, lumbering sod other
e industries -the British investor is giving
Canada a wide birth' Have we no iron,
coal, (umber, copper or oil to be devel-
oped? Why, yes. Thd.balural wealth
of the Dominion is very Dearly as great
as that of the United States. Probably
if • thoroueh exploration were mode of
the James Bay and Hudson s Bay re-
gions, and of the hogs territory watered
by the MacKenzie River, it would be
fosad that our natural wealth is actually
larger than that of our neighbors. (oar
labor is as cheap as American labor ; our
water -power, water -ways and nth -tad
facilities relatively as good and conven-
ient ; our people every bit se intelligent
and enterprising. What, then, is the
matter with Canada, that thee British
capitalists go to the United States with
their money, and lemma it in building
up the industries of the South, the West
and the North-western States
We haven't a market -that is the
trouble. What would be the use, for
instance, of opening iron urines to Hast-
ings, orrai mines in Nova Scotia, or
oil wells in the country north of Cal-
gary, when there is no means o.1 dispos-
ing of the output 1 Give us access to
the United States market, and both
British and American cipitaI will come
here to utilize tier resources and give
employment to °Jr people, who for want
of it drift acrnu the lines in thousands
every year, and are 1 ,river La to their
native land.
IT •ltnost looks as if the u.-ca'ded
Equal Rights agitation had received its
yuieto.. The tire -eating p.nticians will
now take a rest, the pious '1 newspapers
will furnish their readers with other
pabulum, and the "craft -in -danger"
preachers will probably betake them -
wolves to preaching the gond old flowed,
"Peace on earth : good will to sen."
AT the last regular meeting of Clinton
town council it was stated that the
county rate of the town had been re-
duced to 8785.6:, and the reeve stated
that it might eventually be rednt-ed to
"almost nothing. To ;.ave its county
rate reduced to almost nothing is not a
sign of progress for the place that the
▪ Ecu 'oils upon as the "Hub of the
Universe." Verily the ambition must
be leaving our inland neighM.t.
A vrttscs of the township Totem'
lists over the eoneity hire been badly
botched in the printing, and it is quite
pcesible that the Jedge will send them
back to the munietpal tooth* with in-
structions to have them properly printed.
It this rule were enforced, it would not
be long before the municipal couuclls
would dieeotet that the "cheap Jack"?
booboos does tint pay. The policy in the
town.hipc should be to pay • fair price
sod yarn iseiet cm good Peek.
11r 1'. Y$Otitvats,the Miner. ice man
and Cronin seepeet• recently entle.TOred
to hang himself in hie roil, bet the
authorities interfered. Hy tkle time l
Me (►•rtulh,an ought to here • gond ides
td what be deserves, and it does emus
peculiar that the asthorit es whn are do -
41 their host to cases hew to he haseged
wont allow the gwttleesae moat totaremt-
ed to have a heed la the matter.
THE EDITOR'S TALL.
A Weer or ewe *tress Sew r.Msewtiewe
Thea Rase Cease te Rand.
"Datta($ or Tea JasLITS.
We have received • copy of the "De -
Meal) of the Jesuits," by Rev W. Flan -
eery, ut Si. Thomas, •secesete editor of
the Lusdoei Cof ielie Record, which is a
reply to Principal Austie's attack on the
Jesuits. The Melte is written in the
breezy yet its style a Rev Father
Flannery, and every one who has reed
the other stde of the questom should ret
• copy and compare Dotes. A cepy of a
rollicking wog by the author, on the
parliamentary votthentiiled "The Devil's
Thirteen, te also published W the
present work.
DUNGANNON.
Prom our own correspondent.
Al Bather just now is changeable; how-
ever, ram will benefit rout crops, ate
Quite • number of farmers in this
locality are preparing the soil to row fall
w heat.
The: alominies are beginning to look
is the direction Lf their seminaries, w hich
they intend to occupy vett week.
Our village is still further being im-
proved. Messrs W Echlin and George
Begley have put up new picket fences in
front of their residences, which improve
,hs appearance of their pre petty, as also
the vWage.
The shrill sound sof the steam thresher
whistle may he heard at all points of the
compass. Fail wheat in this vicinity
thus far averages about eighteen bushels.
The barley crop on the whole is pretty
well secured and in o xod oondition.
The municipal council of West Wawa -
nosh, according to notice, held a meet-
ing in the town hall on Saturday, the
10th inst. All the members were pres-
ent, reeve Jas Johnston in the chair,
and considerable municipal business
was transacted. Next meeting to be held
on September 7th.
LEER!. RN.
Prom our con correspondent.
Saturday morning the shrill anti
cheery whistle of the Elliott steamer
from the peninsular township was firmly
but gently blown by its genial engineer,
Thos Betties, who made such • deep im-
pression oc Inany hearts when in this
r Sneti,•n ten mouths ago. The farm of
H Chisholm was the first work for the
year about hero. No record was made by
the grain clerk, M Finland, of bushel*
of fall wheat threshed,but the sample was
good, and had not so many small grains
in it as last year. Prevtoos to coining
hen they threshed out the Ridgewood
farm tall whet crup.
Last Friday evening the cheerful form
of Godench's far famed Raphael, R. R.
Sallow* was seen, not with pencil how-
ever, but lazing intently from his trnaty
earner& in an easterly direction on •
group of the members of the I. 0. G. T
No 213, in front of their hall, outside of
which can be seen the worn* ''Erected
1879-I (►.G 1'. No 213." The follow-
ing members were present : Mrs John
Lin clster, E N Shaw, former members.
?resent ones, W Green, A Carter, H A
and H Horton, Geo and W. Fulford, 8
B Wellums, F and E Hendersln,Mr and
Mrs J Horton, Sisters Gordo o, E and
Edith Horton, M MacMlanus, A H Clut-
ton, W MacMianns and John Lioklater.
The three last named were present at
the tint meeting of th. lodge when
formed by the late S late, January
1876. Three years later the lodge built
a hall of ita own. Previous to that it
. held its first meetings in the Presbyter-
ian church and then in the hall attached
�tu.it.whi:h was burnt down in December,
1f1T8, From the date of its firnt meet-
itee to the present time many have been
on its membership roll and are scattered
far over this Continent, some of whom
tell us the lodge teachings have benefit-
ed theta gently in sound health and
strength, and turned them from a down-
ward path of life to one of sitcoms.
Those who may like to write to R R
Ssllows, 1,1 Goderich, can get this photo
ter 23cta to adorn their homes, The
new olbcers for the current quarter are :
F B Linlield, W C: W Fulford, W$;
H A Horton. WFS; C Stewart. W T:
A Gordon, V M ; Sister Edith Hortno,
1 G; Sister E. beheld, W V T ; John
Lsfield, 0 (f ; S H Williams, P W C.
Bailor the pressure of farmwork there
would have been s larger attendance of
members when the picture was taken.
AMBERLS'.
From our own correspondent.
Mrs Douglass, ar., who has been ailing
for some time, is very ill at present.
Mrs Thomas Ket':yton was visiting
Merida in Gadench and Clinton last
week.
Mrs Robert Hamilton, wit:, has been
sick for Pomo time peat, is on the better
aide, although still eery soak.
Mn David Johnston, from Toronto, is
visiting friends here. Mr Johnston will
he surprised to see his fine young daugh-
ter.
Nir Malcolm McLeod and his sister,
Mrs Hill, of Chicago, are vatting the
"Idhome. Mr Archibald NlcLeldls,
Hemlock
Our village merchant hu improved
the look. .f his buildings by repainting
them. Mr Wilkie is bound to keep
things in repair.
Walker Room have purchased • new
thresher for this seas.*, which wsa much
needed They are hound to kern equal
with neighboring theshers
Mrs Hsrigan, nor hotel keeper, has
czch.tigsl her hotel f .r • farm with Mr
Keeler, of the 9th non. 'f Ashti.•ld. Il.
takee possession 0* September listh.
Rev Mr McFarlane, of rine River,
preached in the A.htield Presbyterian
church last ltahb•th. NO. Diemen, of
t.uegaide, will preach next Sabbath at
**linen o'clock.
News has been reoeined from Mrs
Meek, r f Ayr, that their hoose has leen
totally destroyed by fire. Nothing* was
saved, Mr Reck and family barely eseap-
ing with their lives, as they were .11 in
bed when the bre wee first named. Mrs
Black is the daughter of the late Ralph
A letter was reteive•1 frown the Rev
Reseed' Mr:Donald, who is book te
Seollead. He has bees in Pari* and
Ream ; wad, after riW keg the latter city,
he *eased the Ups to Swita•rlasd. He
ie metimpanied by 17r and Mn Marrsy,
of Kuic.rdiae They expect to bw
loam is September.
We regret to eunoiae the death of Mr
Alex Campbell, who returned from
Duluth last week. He died o0 Someday
morning. His remotes were interred
is the Kiotail cemetery. Mr Camp-
bell h4la the satin sympathy of • large
sommuntty,aa this is the senath person
out of the family in four years --bis wife,
two daughters, three eons sad a grand
ohUd.
One day last week, as a little boy at
Henry Brown's was going to the field
with • horse rake, the horse is -
gas to run away and the by, instead i
hanging to the lines. dropped them and
hang to the teat. When the borse was
stopped both the wheels were brokou off,
but the boy still hung to the seat. The
boy was 0 t hurt in the least, .lthuugh
he was badly frightened.
On Monday last, as Mr Duncan Mc-
Kenzie was unloading brick at the
Locb•lsh school house, a young an
went up the ladder with • bunch of
shingles, at which the horses intik fright
and ran sway. Mr McKenzie succeeded
in catching the horses by the bits, but
they throw him under the wagon. He
escaped with • few scratches. The teens
was *topped by John Martin, of the 12th
concessive of Ashfield.
The Rest Teminioaial
yet published for any blood medicine is
the primal !Iwam otre of the manufactu-
rers of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Du-
oovery, which warrants that wonderful
medicine to benefit or cure in all cases of
thoee diseases fur which it is recom-
mended, or money paid for it will be re-
turned. It cures all diseases arising from
torrid liver and impure blood and their
names are feyi..n. All Skin, Scalp and
Scrofulous election*, Eruptions, Sores
and Swellings, Salt -rheum, Tetter, Ery-
sipelas and kindred diseases, are among
those in which the "Discovery" effected
marvelous sures.
When everything else fails, Dr Sage's
Catarrh Remedy cure.. 50 nett*, by
druggists.
Mr Jae. Ball, of Hullett, last week
delivered some cattle at Clinton that he
had sold to Mr McLean, and among the
lot was • four year old steer that stood 5
feet, 41.4 inches high, girthed 7 feet, 10
inches, and turned the sales at exactly
2000 lbs. This animal beads the list,
and it will have to be • pretty good one
that will beat it.
spertar *aaeeue'ertea4.
We have made arrangements with Dr
B. J. Kendall Cu , publishers of "A
Treatise oti the Horse and his Diseases,"
which will enable all our subscribers to
obtain a copy of that valuabie work free
by sending their address (enclosing s
two -cent stamp for mailing samel to Da
B. J. KRND*LL Co., ENOY•(SGH FALL.,
Vt. This book is now recognized as
standard authority upon all diseases of
the horse, as its phenomenal sale attests,
over (cur million copies having been sold
in the past ten years, a sale never before
reached by any publication in the some
period of time. We te.I confident that
our patrons will appreciate the work,
and be glad to avail themeelv.e of this
opportunity of obtaining a valuable boo:.
It is necessary that you mention this
paper in sending for the "Treatise."
This offer will remain open for ouly a
short time. Gw
DUNLOP
From our own correspondent.
The school here will rooms es' Moo-
day,the 19th inst.
Pee/Weal. -Chas Walters and James
Fagan, from neer the township metropxo.
Iia, gave our burg a visit this week,being
the guest of Dar townsman, N Fisher.
Messrs John A. and Ed. A. Cox, of
Chicago, who are visiting their parents in
Goderich.visited relatives here last week.
Several .f our residents took in the
exeersion to Port Huron last week.
POPLAR ROW.
Trim ear own osrreoposdeat.
Mos Berne Laud, of Leedom, was
Taetlne het aunt and outwit, Mrs and
Mies Ida S•lluws, last week.
Master Arthur Gordon, son of J. D.
Gordon, grain merchant of Bramptue, is
Visiting his tuut,Mrs Harry Murree,
Miss Kate Reid and Miss Lizzie Hys-
lop, of Goderich, we.. the guests of Mrs
Harry Morris for • few days last week.
Miss Annie Sallow, returned home
on Thersday, after spending • month's
visit with friends in Manitoba. Mies
Sabers brought two little cousins with
her from Mauttobe for a three months'
visit.
111 Temper
1s more rapidly improved by relief from
physical suffering than in any other way.
Step on your friend's corn, and the im-
pulse to strike is 'integral. Putnam's
Painless Corn Extractor, by quickly and
painlessly removing the`, insures 4(0041
nature. Fifty imitations prove Its valve.
Hagan of substitutes. "Putnam's,"
sore, safe, painless.
The . U. O. T., Auburn, bare is•
stalled the following officers for the en-
suing quarter: C. T., R. Clark ; V. T.,
Eliza Clark ; Soc., A. Irwin; F. S.,
Mary Sturdy ; Treaa.,Jas Young ; Chap.,
Alice Clark ; Marshal. A. Knox ; Guard,
Lilly Clark ; Sentl., John Eiliog ; P.C.,
T. A. Watson.
She People's Column.
WANTED. - Good general servant
immediately. Apply to
MRS. T. N DAOCEN.
17 -It Kass street.
WANTED -A THOROUGH BRED
1 Colliedeg, black asd tan, with nowise(
talL Apply at Mita Tt moms Cottage 1t.
ThIDGEtN'OOD FARM.
e farm be11 on this farm was ste'eo from
its post. some time since. and it is reportb 1 to
me. to be in the hands of a certain rson.
Swe�ping
Reductions
Dress Goods,
Muslins,
Laces,
--11effeee•
Prints,
Parasols,
Embroideries,
Curtain Netts and all Summer
Goods, for the
NEXT 30 DAYS.
J. A. REW & BRO.4
Jordan's Bloc:. Ooderich, July 2;134. 13.9.
A seater Trial
is all that is needed to prove that Pol•
eon's Nerviline is the most rapid and
certain remedy in the world for pain.
It only costa 10 cents for a trial hails.
A single trial bottle will prove Nertll-
ine to be equally eltiac as an external
or internal remedy, ard for twin of every
description it has m' equal Try 10 cent
sample bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Large bottles 25 ants. Avoid subeti-
tutes.
Dentistry.
`f NICHOLSON, L.D.S.
ppee DENTAL ROOMS,
This is to ask hint to return it inimed ately. Eighth dour below the Post U(Jee. tVest-st.,
or be will hate to take the consequences. UuDICAUCH. du.3-ly
1: -It H. V. ATTItILI..
inters, Solicitor, is Chancery. tc,
I' f: (: E O X DENTIST. soderich. M. C. Came roe.. Q.C.: P. Holt. M.
U. Cameros. C C. Rows. 1a1 -
Gan and 4, ital.see Air administered for
painlesee tract ing of teeth. special attention -" __ - --
fiven Mr pre+er%ati(a of the Natural For Sale or to Let.
Teeth'
(Mtkr -Up stairs. Grind Opera Howse Meek.
Oo Friday last about 150 tickets *ore
sold from Canton In Toronto, 29 to
Detroit, 50 to Lund"n. 16 to Port Stan-
ley, and a largo number to other places
not offered as rxcurston porn's. 1e all
about 400 ti: kets were dispos••d of
Legal.
EDWARD NORMA. LEWIS, BAR
rioter, solicitor in High Court. Colliery
timer. O(wlertcb and Bay veld. Jia) field of
See oyes Thursdays from 10 to t. Moo to
loan at Sj per cent. 31�
C. HAYS, SOLICITOR, Ac.
R. Omce. corner et Square and N eat
street. U4deroeb, uver telegraph (Aloe Pri
van Puente to bad at d per cost. The
et ARROW dt PR(IUDFOOT, BAR
T MISTER!( Attorwsyy Solicitors,
Oo.leric3 J. T. Ua:ruw, 1. Pruudfoot. 17
VOTERS' LIST, 1880.
Municipality of the Totr.,ship . f rolborne.
((midi/ of Buren.
Notice is hereby given that 1 have transmit-
ted or delivered to the permits mentioned in
Sections .5 and 6 of the Ontario Voters' Lists
Act, 1139. the copies required by said sections
to be so transmitted or delivered. of the list
made pursuant to mid Act. of all persons ap-
pearing by theists' Revised Agreement ItoU.f
said Municipality to be entitled to vote in
said Muni-ipaIity at elections for members of
the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal
elections. and that said list was first moo .1 up
at my otll. a in Carlow. en the 1001 day of
August, leffeasnd remains there tor inspection.
Electors sue called upon to examine the said
list. and it any omissions or any other errors
are found therein. to take immediate proceed-
ings to have the mil errors corrected accord -
Ing to law.
J. H. RI('HARDS.
Dated this 1nh lay of August. Itllp. • Clerk.
1:-1t
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders will be received up to Tuesday.
August ':0th. for the erection of a cedar or elm '
bridge at Ileumi:ler. flans and specifications
can be seen at my °dice. daittord. up to Aug.
ust _0 h.
14 -It JOSEPH REC K.
Salttord. July 2.:d. Reeve of Colborne. i
BARBER SHOP REMOVED.
My customer* and the general public are
7.••eohy informed that t have removed my
sta.inq. nartor from Fast-st to the Square.
next to .t. r:•trdoc•Icb shoe emw.nr.m. where
1 will be prepared to attend to a!4 business in j
my hoe. Fine parlor, easy chairs. .not good t
work guaranteed.
1!-3mo. ii. L. 4, E$TOX.
plANO TEACHING.
Mise Andrews will give lessons on the I
piano to a limited number of pupils. at Lc*
reeidenee Britannia shad. or et rte real-'
dencc of pupils. Tern •reasons bio. Kering I
hada number of -.r-t. experience a+ a suc-
cessful teacher. die feta confider,: of siring
satisfactory t uit ion. saw.
THE HURON HOTEL.
This well-known and popular Lore: ha been
refitted ■°d enlarged during the past season.
and is now second to none in (i'tal.ty of ar.
comnto•lat ion for the travelling public. stood
t000mmodulon for transient rues's.
WM. CRAiM.
Square. Goderich. Ont. Proprismr.
THE MARKETS. _ Loans ata 3nsurancs.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS C $EAGER,
ssler4eh Prima. Conveyancer,
FiR'.T DIN -14110N C01'ItT.
Conveyancer, Insurance. E+ate and Goiters!
Goosnten. Aug. 13. 11160 •1t• ,
Money to Lenda ionto Rates and Cost.
96
M " 0 harmer.' Notes Uiscounrtrl
......, S 00 g 3 50 Orn( -r.- Next to ('ornell's Furniture store,
,...,.. u 20 s J 30 Oodeti.•h. :1384(
DR. E. RICHARDSON, LD.S.
CCAMERON, H LTA CAMER J\,
Harr
Estrauce ou West-tlt.. tioderisa, !R 4v
•
i' PM. SHANNON it SHANNON
3l'teaical.
Fl AR1l FOR BALK -THAT VALC•
able property known ae let 1. es.. 2,
Ashtleld. and sem;. rising SO acres of land. W
cleared and well (tocol. ('poo the let 1. •
frame house and a rood frame kern and
ataWe. There are four good wells of the
preatsrw. Also agr1 ow or. hard. TM. farm in
1 milia troth (.alio. d
iJ I'uy.icians Surgeons. Ass ouwLrre, ! c.
And li irom Port
solee at lir. sSaanou, residence newt the
Albert, where poet o81ce, s. hoot and chain
gaol Uuderieh U. C. nuaxylox. J. 1:. t+aac• pr 1: aogws are obuina Wr. Terme reasonable.
4411! l:Sl For partkulars apply on the premises or to
('HAS. MI'ItRaY,
t: Im Port Albert P.O.
Le;al Notices_ -_- FARM FOR SALE.
`I(►RTt: AGE SALE
or YAMt'1s,E
MILL AND TOWN PROPERTY
In the town of Uodericb, in the County of
Huron. Under and by virtue of power of sale
contained in certain mortgagee made by W m.
Ilenntngaand ...lino to Owe Vendors iwhieh
e ill be produced at the time of ode., t here will
toe Sul, by public au.:;ass. u Martie s Hotel,
in the town of Undertch. Ito
4ef•(rvfuv, the 7th /JdH or 4_j4. A It J+crf1
se two o'clock p. m. icy Jobe Knox, A•c-
1lonecr. the following valuable property. viz :
Lots number seven hundred and silty -three
(7431 and seven hundred and sixty-fourt:dlo.
running numbers. on Trafalgar street. in the
said town 01 G..deri, h. containing in ali one.
half acre or trod. more or tee, upon which is
erected Ise steam. -grower mill ...rimed anJ
used by the said 11 i:ham Henna.,, aa a grist
mal Gil; the past 19 y ears.
The 6mild•ng is frame. en stone foundation.
701444.2i *tortes high, with Wreck engin hoax
4.x3D, and triune store bona, 710x36, 14 stories
high. etta, Led. all to g.,od repair ; ha- -' run
tit.enr.e... end luta a 151501ly of tiJ Ws of
flour per day.
tt coarr•i(ntly •:cowed rnr the Tat iii
Inde. withim a few feet of t'tctors tSireet, s
leading tlorougl.fsre.
There are a!suer.rrwt upon flus property a
brickrnt:agr Il1x_:, w.tb ttau.e kitchen 13x21
attached. Iran* statle 11x31. driving shed
t6123 w,,od.LM. henhouse and other nut-
bei►dings. Alt of these buildings are said to
be In a gond .1,1, Of repair.
Tyne.Ten per cent. of the poi,
chase. money on the day of *sic to the Ven.
dorsi 3ulicitun, and ti,. Ldamn% wit bout in-
terest. m thirty days thereafter. n hen t he pur-
chaser will be entitled to a 4-uneeyana•e, and
to be let Into possession. The pito Miser. at
the time of sale. to sign an agreement for the
completion of ht. pnrcha•e, aro( to Este the
rnreyance prrpwred a. hos non expend-, and
tender same for rxecuti..n. The property will
be put up subject to a reserve) bees. in other
of
Ie1pecU t.
w.
he editions of wk will be the
standingconditioosof sale of the High court
J
Fu•t., eurtLer partictaare roar Id, obtained from
the .%w -'tooter, or from the $uhetore for the
\-*odors.
Dated •t Oo dejlcb this Ind day of A ug us4
11. GARROW d• PfUDO
:ltd ttO'endor,FoT, Solicitors.
'Phe undersigned will offer fns r sale the fol-
low.ng very desiratie farm. co.nsi•t.a,t of the
easterly 130 acres of block "F." in the 7th oon-
cr.slon of the Township of Colborne. In the
County et Herne.. lois farm is sinal
ed Ii mile. truce (:nderich, and 1
miles from Carlow. nn the Main Gravel
(toad. There is • good frame honor. if. 0
stureTs. -almost new. da by 31, containing
rloms; a large barn. 00 by 42, with rattle
• shed. 12 by 11. atta,-hed. and one of the 'Moot
orchards in the township. It is watered b!
• never -failing spring creek and a wood well.
About 110a. -ref. -learnt and free front Vamps.
. There is no waste land of any kind oa the
place. Good school w ith:a r0 rods a the
house.
will bet sold nn roes n+',i. terms.
Fur terms and further mine Were apply to
JNO. BI:F:('ikkNRIIWE,
protor
OR JO4KIII 31(-K1.OWN,' Goderich.
6- on the premises.
Tl iRST CLASS BRiCK HOUSE AND
l.• rr FOR SALE (t\ S,T. PATRICK ST.
•- Alamo two minute, walk from the Square.
1 Twu.atarn to its 511th, brick a4ANiot. in the rear
ilis(er3.bu.ld.ng c.ut.red wfth .twtr.
I a bo iding Ms 3 large moms
on Ont Ilan,
, ap*talrs • here are S 'era.oms 1u the rear
rwMition there are kitchen. panty, we.broorn.
C tun• girls roan and b.tbtoom. Atw gond
cellar. Apply to the ualersig.ed, who *d i
1
hire nlltnee'-s..r; lnfurn4tw,n.
bIf. llAN1ELeGORDON,
1.10R SALE.
l.ot 171 -of Goi!erith A t to,
9044 PHILIP HOLT.
1.�ARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES
I' FOR SALE.- Lot 1:+, io llaillaad ('oa
t'oltulrne. 111 aerie--• very rine faro». Price
VOA. tot E. j t in 1st -on. h. D. Ashfield.
Se acres. price 343*,,.SLots 43 and II In 1st ('on.
•ill be sold
• E
l hvap.I.ola t5 Tri sad Wf of I103 acre*. N in the 9t h
con. Wawanoide ens *errs "(excellent land in
• one blot 34. Prior SO. Lot 73.34. l tosgall's
stumpy. 'Ogee of Goderich. Trice eel; 331'.
LN 1'i, 'Own M Geelet.cb, on 1.11{ht House
street, wilts brick house and Nahle. Price
nal, *000, Lot. 97. Ink 1013 and pt. 1011
Town of Oodtrich. nearly Oh of an acre in
or.e blot k within the :main. to part of the
town. l'rfce only 1r(0 Tl.e ■hove proper-
ties wi;l he sold on easy terms of payment.
Apply to
Flour. 11VARMS AND TOWN • PRO
•
Oats, le bush ...........
Harley p bush
Potatoes,new V hush ....
....... 6 0o o 660
0 1• to o n LIFE, FiRE D At'('IDENT /N-
. "1'1.l.V' E .i(:EJ-T,
Wring North British t Mercantile
Hay. le ton
B...............
otter.P h .. .
Eairs. fresh unpacked •
s.
Short13 Moa ..............
Bran i ton
('hopped *OM 11 IMPS "
Screenings. •*wt.........
If ides ......................
%'001.. .......
elheensk Ina .. .
Ihe.weA bites. P etrt...
Apples. a bush
.otox o45 FJ.T.NAFTEL,
..... loofa la C
seas.
001131 4 0 43 K 012
...... 1! .10 * 12 M 1,Irerpooi. London t (:lobes: Norwich Union;
10 e.0 i8 10 30 North An.ermen Life: and Accident Inta-
1 5 " 1 T arse of North America.
0 32;" 321 Lowest Ilates. Leant nettfed promptly
sass•• 3 50 " 0 40 Money to Loan on Farm and Town ('raven,
3 :S " 4 Oe Conveyancing' done. Property ralut 1, ete•
.i... 0 la " (1 12 Om.•._('or. North -a. and &lu•re. (todericb'
...... n :ei " 0 M : 74-
0 1xt " 0 M
o 00 " 0 on $200,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
fllst.. giaetatiser.
Flour
Fall tit -bottom* and aid
Ppring 11heat
Barley
0.t•
Peas
Apples. Iwtnteet leer. bit
Potatoes
Rutter...
41*7 5 tt1 to , 1111
c.wdeead....•............... 3 M to 1 091
p�f 0Into 0(31
Wesel
Anx. 13. To len. on farm end town property, st few
PS sl to a M est tntere.t. Mortgagee putu ha.c.l. \0 rota
0 5e to 0 IR motion charged agents for the Trust and loan
0 91 to 0 9. ' company of Canada. the (Vanda Landed
0 M to 0 /. I Credit ('ompany. the London Loan Company
0 I° to 0 .1R of Canada. Interest. S. 01 and : per rent.
0 5I to 0 :( N. H. Borrowers ran obtain money in
1 OO to 1'44 day if tit* Mtlafattor,.
n 35 to n 40 DAVISON t JCHNI4TON,
0 Into n U Il71 Barristers. Qac., Oolitic!
»0 11 to n I1'
$:100,000 1'O LOIA:N, tPPLY TOI
Ne! M
CAML'RU•+f kola atCA]6ZRtiOod
a is to 070 , '
Perk 6 so to 6 "1•UONEY TO LEND
T . Illewtreal asst vent..
Th, renew. of lire Mork for the nee* end•
Iraq( Aortal Id A. 1590. wawa.
('at'le. Ohe'rT liege,
3221 lits Sr9 A
Left neer from
mei into week 1m ye
Total Int week SYIi 7215 3,0
heft on hand 173 Ill -
Thai export Int
pre, inn. week 14119 -
Total export for .-•
week :11111
T expo►. po-
ria week 1612 Ina
I.rdieM
eotm of node enntinn, large lhotr(rh
mme• aeareelr as firm. either In F.tpnrt ne
emeher's meek, highest peters for former
hetes from If e*
Time hnteher's market was over supplied and
trade we.. generally slew. theme' good breve.
Imre hemeht rip readily at te
Ilene r.e.lpea of sheep 1., export al 4ie.
Hog. pmol at .1{.• ler n4e lora
Me qua• t he helmets, s• heing fair r slues'
i.swpd+M 41 ttoo*j.' Mockers amid . 3j to M; do
wte
ire; Wen Mie *:es(`afv a $I t 57 �Neap,*1 to
aussellene
I
Zvi amount of Prorate Foods for *realism
K lowest rates on 'oral -elms Mort/saes A pp13
se Ab1ROtt' t PRUCDFIJOT -
R• RADCLiFFE,
GENERAL INS('RANCid,
REAL ESTATE sen
MONEY LOANING A(IF.NT
Oaf,'T Piro -Hose Pionov eft. Repre.vwfnl
tir Money to Lend nn straight loan*. at the
introit ode of interest (mug. in any way to
salt t4. enerower.
OFFLC' door from fevers
-
JUDICIAL SILE
s nr
VALUABLE FARM LAND*. TANNERY
TOWN acd VILLAGE PROPERTIES.
P'tbl:c Ae tion and Tender, at the ('Orin
Wow. In the town of 1Veti.nd, at eleven
o'clock a.m., on the
17TH OP' .A.UG tYST, 1889
'the Pareele of land hen•.natter referent
to and numbered I/ae. Two. Thrid•, Four.
Fire. Six enol Seven. PareA.. and 9 will he
em4d a. Martin's Hotel. Ondrr.eh, on the 24th
Axll ut A'Ign+t next. at 11.;. im-k. noon.
P:1RCF:I.1 t'e'mp.... -d of port of Lot
Steven. ('onceeion 1. Township of Hertle.
Cownty of Welland, containing 33 acres.
PAR( El. !- l'art of loot per ('oneper•'M �.
Townst:lp of Rl;;•.ugh h,(entity of W,i4..t,
4tanlainin,c Miser. s.
PA1:I'F:L 3 -Th.• sxonth Part of Lot f0•e, I*
the Fin ('nwc.'ssion. and the Nonh Fart of
Let One. rmirth 1 onr-e+alon, Township of
•InMet. 1'minty of Welland. 97 seem.
PARCEL I Lot :.9. on Fraser street. Tow*
of %-cilanel.
PAR('V.I. .t -The Ea.t Hall of Retina 31I.
Township 2. Range .4. Earl Maeitobie 330
acres.
i'Alt('El. it -The West Half of Section 13,
Tewn*hip 13, !canter 1 F,aat Manitoba. 1.0
acres.
PAIV'El.7-TheWoo Trait of Section 21.
Township 1. Range 12. Fast Manitoba, an,
• acme.
PARCEL .. int. retitle?* 10. 11, 11, 13 and
3;. In Mitchell's enr-ey. in the tillage M
Fnrdwieh. tenor, of 11•:1-44.
1.1R('EI. 0 L."'. "1- anti •-33 in itndge
Erd flare. known a. SAP ford. Tnwnahtp of
l'a dlrne, 1'miter 01 Huron. artja.rnt to
Boden. h. Inc letIMlr g• comprise what is
known es "The Tannery
Tenders w111 Is moor h, the .aid Master
rip 10 and 1'.eln+Ne of the 10th day M
.hornet acct, fm 4'.rre1.S amid :.mid shonld
t4,4•.m4or Sar P*r-.I fhe.rv..(iwm.l. nwsoM
the Name will heMrs•r,d for male at the times
and place* aho, a mentioned.
F:a.-h Pareet to to •Made.' to a rented 4114
to he noel by the Molter.
TER NI et. 10 per .-.-.t. of punch*** money Ie
teak, or h, marked ehenne at time M sal. or
feeder. to the Mester. rhe Ialan.e to he paid
late t'oen to the credit of thin natter.
The 4 **Mote of Male are the standing
Blows o' rhe ('mire.
ow hooka parts/otters&spiv to Years.
Rom. Cameros. lf.Andrew IS ('ane. Remise
tees. Termite Meier.. Grimm t Prevl/ow_
west G.wierir4: rte 4. Jahn renewer".
relater, thrwrhrwy, Teples's Helkltiw.
ed rile IBA Jgqeaee,, IMO.
A. MAL(70L1(AON. 1nw••I Mast r
Of the nopre'ne ('curt
Fr Ontario at OoMrlea,
11.43 Tentities REt
NteYe:tet'.
AuctIoasering.
TORN KNOX GENERAL Ai'C-
I s TiONEEB and Level Tat moor. (►ederteh
(at. Having had emodelerahle experience i••
the attrtinneeellsm1g trade he 1• in a peattioe
discharge with thorough astidetlos ell cine
ieilad.ms entreated to hos.. Order's loft at
Martin's Hotel. ens sea b, mall to toy addresa,
sit 4etiP. .. teenyt *flooded :oatJON10
C. MEAGER, Goderteh.
N n _ _Mont, to 1, rid at ren low rates. Pt
'VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE -
Thwt valuable property known ass lot 1113.
Maitland roe., Uowlench fowne'.p w,htn one
mii. of Gnderk•h. (M the farm ase a large
ort•herd, mood (rime house and k:rebels. with
Note es her. and (Mme bern Rod *bailee; cone
prises 73 area, well watered. For further
particulars apply to Uau Mt Kett on the prem.
fres. 2153-17
L"OR SALE CHEAP -40 LOTS 1N
diglrest parts of 0o4erseh-- from i serve
ro 7 acres is trete, awl 3 dwelling house, A -
ttly toT1i(s. W eATIIF..RA1.1). 2174-1,
IA'?SE AND TWO LOTS FOR
BALK -Thr honer has nine room., al
.o hath roots. pantry. .lom.ts. cellar. wood-
shed, hard and softwater. The gnrdcn ma-
ts*. al: Ilk intim of fruit. 11s., 3M) arms of
land in Mani*Ota fir vale or In ex. hang. for
fano proper) y. b WM. KNIGHT. Goderich.
217641
FOR SALE.
FOR
hoer of Int ISI Arthur Street, with
small briecot 1 •re thrrer•n.
!it 1Li,lsn Loth.- lee Il 1, 244. 218, E101°
Street, tit. A,.drews Ward.
421. coiner of blern0 and Britannia Reed.
Frame If story house on Keys Street, lot
and half land.
se% oral lots in Reed's Omen% opposite sew
Show Omnn.le. via, :
Nos r.. u. 2t. 311,' 1y 54, ea. at. OR
Alt the above a, LOW RATES.
11011 law to
DAtrlsi)y t JOArMTo1f,
Amusements.
GO'D'CRTen yam A RIGS' martRflimsily ANi► RiAnni
M
. ear. of !!Aril street *ad Square to
ae g
rs
Open from 1 to a p.m.. and from 7 to $ p.m
ABOUT 2000 VOLS iN LIBRARY
L.eudiw1 rattily, 'Vastly end IUtsarehld
Paters, ,Nanrsiees, 1'e., sit Pilo
�tllt1 IRIPP TICE BT ONLY RIZ,
�e,� ptpiLnlg *std liaadb
L1lbiavfaame▪ m
. iia (room.,
s. MALOOlfeOle. ORO.
YeNde! Int k- Yagek Mfrs. EL
resele.d b
KID C
IPORT AD I
We have
for Perrin Frei
Gloves, and ha
Immense Ass(
Colored.
QE Eve ry pair
7OH:
2700•
LOOK 01
Who las a to
Who claims h
Here is 1115 Di
Who says no
And cl•ntos h,
‘.1 h.. it; as alit
IV ho says lie
Alai claims te
Then skins th
Who is it has
To say his pr
They hardly I
Who shares t
WfOt mars tl
Hucam,is-
WVh1, is it that
Arid no cJMpi
And sub. the
Exctue OR, we
Hut w hen qua
:Ind tor t th
2401•
Mr Tee D•"iJa, of McK.11op,
ed the first pew wheat at ()giblet
Seaforth, '.n 1 huraday of fast w..
was td lair sample mud wrt.t • ttif
sixty pua..da to the t s ,hal _
The Teach
Who advised her pupils to steel
their minds by the use of Ayer'i
aapartlia, appreciated the troth
bodily health is essential to n
vigor. For persona ut delicate and
constitution, whether young or ole
medicine is remarkably beneficial
sure you get Ayer'* Sarsaparilla
" Every spring and fall 1 take a
her (4 bottles of Ayer's Sar.apsroll
am greatly benefited." - Mrs. Jan
Eastman, Stoneham, Mass.
1 bare taken Ayer'. (Basal
with great bereft* to my general he
- Mims Thiene L. Crerar, Palmyra,
" My .laughter, twelve years of
has suffered for 11* past year from
d General Debility
A few weeks since, we began o
her Ayer's 8ar.aparllla. Her heal'
greatly lmprnved." - ion. Harri
Battles, South Chelmsford. Maas.
"About a year ago 1 began rising)
Sarsaparilla es a remedy for de
and neuralgia resulting from ms
c-xiIooure in the antic. i was in s
led condition, but six bottles of th
.apavilla, with oreashenal d.m't. of /
Pills, here greatly improved my h
I am now able to work. ami feel N
cannot say too tench for your axe
remedies.`' - F. A. Plnkham,
Molunctu, Me.
" My daughter, sixteen years t
nsin(t Ayer a Sarsaparilla with go
Sect. '- Iter. 8. .1. Gresham, I
Brethren Church, Dnckbannou, W
".I suffered from
Nervous Prostratic
with lame lock and headache. an.i
been much benefited by the IRMO of i
Sarsaparilla. i am now K► years t
and am satisfied that my present t
and prolonged Itfe are ecus to the
Aver'. 1'•araaleriile." - Lucy DI
Killingly, Conn.
Mrs. Ann Ii. Farnsworth, a la
yearn 01.1, 6k.. Wood.tock. 4.'t. w -
''After .creta' weeks' suffering
neoanus prostration, 1 procured •
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, am.l heir
had taken half of it any usual I
retrieved "
Ayer's Sarsaparil
4. raaraatn ■r
Dr. J. C. Ayer a Co., Lowell. 1
?deign six b.wtlss. 06. Werth $5 a b
The Doherty Organ C ,Clinton,
ty woofed • chorine for !1411 fro
Customs irepo rtmen t.making in al',
reasoned from this sloe.*, being
Of duty on terms slowed Oct
enure ry.
lit W. J Chapman. Winehe
his tsr.00ry n.erly completed T
Renters and nw$t*layers will r
theow7h, then he, will hi able to g
bashers on • largo alai•.
s