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THE HURON SIGNAL
FRIDAY, AUG. 30, 1889
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HURON SIGNAL.
?EMT. ACR. Mt, 1111111.
THE RAILWA Y Qr'RRTION.
About the time when Goderich town
council obtained the charter to build •
railroad connecting Hurons c000ty town
with the C. P. R. at Wingham, a charter
was also obtained for • road extending
from Simcoe to Port Rowan. That was
in or about the month of June, 1887.
The result of the clone made at Simcoe
and Goderich are worth comparing.
The distance from Goderich to Wing -
ham by the proposed route was estimat-
ed to be about twenty-six miles. The
length of the Simcoe and Port Rowan
rosd was calculated at twenty-five miles.
In G 3derich, after come $300 had been
expended in securing the charter, the
provistcual directors took no further
action, and the charter was allowed to
lapse on the _'Oth of June, of the pre-
sent year.
The Simcoe and Port Rowan pro-
ject, on the other hand, was taken hold
of energetically by its promoters, the
necessary surveys were made and bonuses
obtained, • subsidy of $3,200 • mile was
applied for and secured at the earliest
opportunity, the work of construction
was at voce gone on with, and during
the put year the road has been in thor-
ough working order, and has exceeded
the utmost expectations of its most san-
guine promoters.
At the inception of the two roads the
t'•aee were apparently parallel, the
chances, if any, being in favor of Gode.
rich. We had an unfinished branch of
the C.I'.R., seeking • lake outlet, with-
in twenty-six miles of us ; we had the
hearty endorsement of President Van
Horne when the charter was procured ;
we had the line diverted to Wingb•m
and pointing to Goderich as the termi-
nal point ; and we had a public senti•
meat favorable to the construction of
the road.
Notwithstanding all this, we have
failed of obtaining the road. Through
lethargy, if nothing worse, the charter
has been allowed to lapse. and it almost
looks as if we are further front obtaining
the road today than we were two years
ago.
But, although appearances are against
its at present, we believe prompt action
and hard work will enable Ooderich to
eventually recover the lost opportunity.
Let us begin right. Every mac who
has the interest of the town at heart
should give .hought to the railway c;nea•
tem. A competitive line is needed, and
needed badly, and the way to get a com-
petitive line is to work for it The days
of miracles are gone, and unless we put
our shaoldera to the wheel we cannot
e xpect to get out of the present rut.
Dunne the past few years Goderich
has made progress. What we have deme
on other lines of progress can also be
done on the railroad question, if our
people make up their minds to do i1.
There are only twenty-six miles
between us and sueoeaa, and if Simms
was able to overcome • similar obstacle
in a short apace of time, why menet
Oodorieh hs successful also 1
TNR Boo*AL has been always in favor
of competitive railway, sad has Mine and
again pointed net how the work could be
seenmplished, but owing to the fulorsof
united .f.,rt heretofore on the part o
the people, we regret to state that little
boa twee aoco.ipliahed.
The r.oent .etc on the organ bylaw
hes shown that at lest the temple of Got -
weigh keno borne* united in am *Mort to
advaOMl the prosperity of tie INS,
we believe a properly directed effort es
the part of • joint commutates of oar
town council and humus's. men west he
successful In brim/tog about the cos-
str*cuuu of the much heeded road.
What is wanted wow is an eoergetie
railway commuter selected from the bees
men of the town. When that is formed,
communication should at :hoe be opal -
ed with outsiders favorable to the
scheme, and nuedort should be unlimit-
ed to secure co-operation io eucoesslsUy
lunching the undertaking. There are
railway men to the Province who bare
their eyes ow the Goderich and Wing -
ham Junction at the present time, and
united effort on the part of the people of
Goderich will do much to secure tioar pial
and other aid.
Today we stand between Retrogr-.cion
and Progression. Leith. watchword be,
•'Forward!'.
Leer week Hamilton was up u* a hill,
so to speak, during the carnival. This
week it has resumed bus:nese at the old
stand at the foot of the mountain.
Icarus flab and eggs. The Yasttote
Somme story is about the "Aeatr'ias
Yellow..' Prot. Starr has another Get -
!korai Talk, this tone about ••A Forest
of Bouquet -Greens" The boys will en-
joy the ramie about "Switomieg." The
"Mee and Thongs pages are fall of
bright woodotee sod worth -while talks
(gide .lnuAr is DI 40 • year. D. Lotb-
rup Company, Publishers, Boetoo, Mass.
M'kla!ltta a *A.:ALI\a
for Sept r Cuetune the opening chapters
of a use serial -an exciting and patriot-
ic romance of oolunial days by Harold
Frederic, the Loudon correspondent of
the New York noire ; the last regular
eructs to the successful railways sense
of twelve papers, which, after thorough
revision, are soon to be published in •
haudsuse volume ; another of the Fish-
ing articles, this time describing the
pioturesoles Nepigoo region of Canada ;
,•n out.uf-door paper by W. Hamilton
tiibsuo, with the author's own illustra-
lien. ; au end paper by the fatuous Irab
leader, historian, and novelist, Justin
McCarthy ; and other striking papers o0
literary, educational, and military topics
by emineut writers, with short stories
and poems.
HAkritt s ink stri ti*1ER.
Ir Premier l;raenway abolishes Catho-
olic separate schools in Manitoba, anti
Premier Mercier retaliates by abolishing
Protestant separate schools io Quebec,
and all the Frensh schools in Ontario
are suppressed, and all the English
schools an Quebec are closed by Provin-
cial legislation, will our Equal Rights
friends be unshed even then! This is •
phase ..f the subject that it would be
well for the debaters to consider while
they have their considering caps on.
Equal Rights should mean Equal Rights
with no jug -handle attachments.
Some of the Toronto papers, notably
the T.leyrom, are making a foolish out-
cry against Hamilton because, during
the recent carnival in that city, amongst
the decoration. were • number of Amer-
ican tlegs. Toronto papers could not
find any exception to the general success
that attended the Hamilton carnival,
and so have to make the picayune objec
tion that there was too great a display
of American flags. One of the prominent
features of the carnival was the drill
of the 13th Brooklyn volunteers from
New York State, and if American
volunteers under arms were allowed to
parade the streets of Hatrilton, why
should objection be raised to the float-
ing of American flags ? The objections
of the Toronto papers are puerile, and
Hamilton is not less loyal because it be-
haved courteously to the Americans,
than Toronto, which does the cater-
wauling, This prating about loyalty
comes with • bad grace from a city
where an attempt is now being made to
boycott the Industrial Fair, bee•see the
Queen's representative has promised to
be present at it. lime of these able
editors who write rubbish against the
American flag would d3 the same thing
against the Union Jack, if they had post
The United States today boasts artists
w ho hold their own with the foreign
masters. It has come to be generally
recognized that American art suet be
reckoned with. Ti. display of the re-
presentative examples of it at the Paris
Exhibition fully justifies, therefore, the
distinguished treatment of them to ilar-
prr'l Moolao• for September. Theo-
dore Child has entitled his paper "Amer-
ican Artists at the Paris Exhibition."
It really comprehends the whole subject
of American art at the present time. His
criticism is nut dogtwatic, het the artists
themselves would be the first to call it
authoritative ; for it seeks to understand
the temperament and the point of view
of each --to evoke, to discriminate, to
appreciate, to sympathize. 'the article
1 accompanied by twenty engravings
rendering specimen punting, as perfect-
ly as possible in black and white. This
Septemter Number has other contents
which compel notice. Following Dean
Lichtenberger's article on "The Reli
gloms Movement in Germany, in the
August Number, M. Edmond de Pres -
sense throws light upon "The Religious
Movement in France." James Lane
Allot. gives • study in institutional his-
tory, entitled "Kentucky Fain," with.
illustrations ; John Lillie, pictures of a
curious phase of English life in "Lon-
don Mock Parliaments," illustrated by
Harry Furniss ; and the Ree John F.
Hunt, D.L., en account of "The Oldest
and Smallest Sect in the World," visitei
by him in their home. Theodore Child
and T. de Thulatrup, writer and artist,
ountinoe their Russian cries with im-
p:essious of hie to "Holy Moscow."' A
new English poet, Nina F. Layard, con-
tributes "A Legend of the Sky•Watch•
ere," a poem touched with the modern
spirit ; and Alfred Parsons furnishes two
illustrations of \Vurdsworth's sonnet,
"To the Cuckoo." Of the two Ameri-
can serial stories "A Little Journey
in the World,' by Charles Dud-
ley Warner, is continued, and
"Jupiter Light,," by Constance Fen-
imore Woolson, is concluded. The next
century as a time and this country as a
field for fiction are taken by Lynda
Palmer for a short story called "The
Pendragon Trial." Joe Giltillan, an
original idler, gives his name to the title
of • short story by John Elliott Curran.
The variety of interest aroused Ly the
contributions to this number is sustain-
- ed by the Editor:al Departments.
LOCH ALIS H.
111641 our own eseregoedeat.
Miss Bolla C. McKenzie, wk., ►•s
resided in Kieeardiue for some tune, is
home sick.
Mr Solomon McIntyre has returned
from hie .tett to Appin. W. congratu-
late Solite iia hu having acquired • 3rd
oleos ceruliwte su the recent eia:u(w-
twna.
Mr Jno, H. Gibson sowed his fall
wheat last week.
Tea school house here, durial the
last six weeks, has undergone very Im-
portant diatoms. It is now situated at
the east corner of the yard. The fol-
lowing are the improvweuts : The roof
raised and ahiugled anew, • stone
foundation, enclosed with brick, • new
porch fore and aft, new seals, Mack-
board, ceiling, belfry, .%c. The carpen-
ter work was done by It NieCteseles, e l
this place, and the stone and brick work
by W. G. Murdoch, of Yaraulount.
Lochalsh can now boast of one of the
finest schools in rural districts.
Mia Jennie Cameron has returned to
Detroit, after a brief but pleasant Tutt
with friends.
Mr Malc,lta McLeod left for Chicago,
co Monday last, being almost well
'New Fall Goods.
7_ A_ ===) RRO_
Have received a large portion of their Fall Stock, and
desire to call your attention this week to the following
goods:
A special line of Dress Melton, in all the New
Colorings, Plain, Checks and Stripes, llc. per yard,
worth 15c.
Ladies' Cashmere Hose, Seamless, in Black and
Colors, only 25c. per pair.
Great value in Knitted Shawls, choice patterns and
new colorings.
New Prints, Cottons, Linens, Tweeds, &c.
Inzpt CtiOn invited.
J. A. REID & BRO
Jordan's Hix Ohierieh. Aug. *h. ism.
•
aguu. Itebical.
The Rey Mr Sutherland, of Ripley, 1111�r
preached in the l- P. Church here, on
Sunday. The Rev M. McLennan, of
Kinluss, will preaeo next Sunday. It
is expected the pastor of the congrega-
tion will have returned from hie trip to
Europe in time to take charge of the
services for the following Sunday.
Mr Andrew Sloan, of Blyth, has in
his possession • moult box which has
been in the family fur over three hun-
dred years.
Word was received recently from Mr
John McMillan, M. P. for South Huron,
who went to the Old Country • abort
time ago with • Lt of fat cattle. %Vu
are pleased to learn that Mr McMillan
succeeded in landing all his cattle safely
and in good order, and was fortunate in
striking a good market sol made • very
satisfactory sale.
No Caw No Pay.
it is a pretty severe test of any doc-
tors skill when the payment of his fee is
made conditional upou his curing his
patient. Yet after haying, for many
years, observed the thousands of marvel-
ous cures effected in liver, blood and
lung diseases, by Dr Pierces Goldeo
Medical Discovery, its manufacturers
:eel warranted in selling it, as they are
now doing, through all druggists, the
world over, under • certificate of i..x:tern
g,o.ruwt -r that it will either benefit or
cure in every case of disease for which
they recommend it, if taken in time and
given a Lair teal, or money paid for it
will be promptly refunded. Torpid
liver, or •'biltouanew," impure blood,
skin eruptions, scrofulous sores and
swellings, consumption "which is scrofula
of the lungs), all yield to this wonder-
ful medicine. It is both tonic or
strength -restoring, and alternative or
blood cleansing.
Chronic Nasal Catarrh positively cured
by Dr Sage's Remedy. f*0 emote, by
druggists.
THE MARKETS.
BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS
Cedereek near*.
tion un the staff of a certain section of - essence. Aug. 20. 1860.
A WELL KNOWN SWINDLER. 'Wheat Now is ., 0 60
Wheat Old .....:.... e" " 90
Floor. 11 bbl ..................,, b 00 s S 50
Oso. I bush ................... 0 tK * 028
0 5s
ons
6d
les
0 15
o 13
0 i3
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10 50
130
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0 22
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the American press, It isn't always the
most loyal man who prates of his loyal-
ty. In Ooderich, last May, ultra -loyal-
ists like Clarke Wallace, Hon Mackenzie
Bowell, Jas. L. Hughes, and the other
members of the Grand Lodge of British
North America did not consider it
infra dig to stt in solemn conclave in the
courthouse where the most conspicuous
banner was the American flag. And if
these pillars of the British constitution
could maintain their loyalty to Britain
under the circumstances, what right
has any carping Toronto newspaper
water to take exception to the display
of "Stan and Stripes' at the Hamilton
carnival 1
TIC EDITOR'S TROLL
A Word w two About lee rebllesstees
That rave(eeae to Bawd.
trios *wage
for September opens the new serial by
Susan Coolidge, a story fur girls who
have their truing to earn ; it is called "A
Little Knight cf Labor" -one of those
stories that are enjoyed equally by young
and old. The Peppers serial by Margaret
Sidney, total] .of good times and exciting
harpenings, as is usual with the Peppers
household. An article that will be read
with interest relates to "Maris Mitchell
at Vassar," and is written by one of her
old pupils : there is • very good portrait
of the famous woman-astmmomer. Miss
Risley Seward gives the last of her
Around the World Stories -perhaps the
most entertaining cf them •11 ; it ia enti-
tled "My Dinner at Kensington P•lsoe;"
en amusing glimpse of royalty. Madame
de Meissner, in "The Story of the'Magic
Flute,' " relates a romantic incident to
Ithe young lige of Mozart. Lieut Loudon
tells • bright Indian story, "The Race
Between Mr Deer and Mr Antelope."
Mrs Kate 1: peon Clark has An amusing
account of • m ,ther'e experience with
three boys and three birds, entitled
"Three kobins." Mrs Hy Sandham has
la bit of Canadian experience called "A
Voyage on • Raft." An account of •
North Carolina outing. illustrated from
photographs, i. entitled "Through Hick-
ory Net Gap." Th. D•iay• I'.uie Letter
by Mrs William CI•Ain is of importasce
to the girls. Mr, Harriet Taylor Upton
bis • unique bit of a story, "Gypsy
Jun - The poems are onuawally gond,
among them 'The Carves Name," by
Williaei H. Hagen, 'orb Little Ant
that Went to ,lerusalem," by Roes Terry
Cooke, "September,' by Mrs Whiton.
Ateime, "The People that Were iiep-
poioted with Timor Noses." by John
wej.•hn, and The &stns House
and the Mew -trio Oar," by L J. Greg,.
litre White • Pattie Soboot Cookery Doe -
taloa OurnbWest-Ms am h eke West -b eastery is
I} tele fuses.
From the Port Hope Times.
Chief Douglas received the following
letter from a lawyer in Goderich • few
1 day ago :--
The ('Sic/ of Polar. Port Hope.
Das, Sin, --A man, calling himself Silas
iBurnham, came here to the Albion Hotel a
ware. ago naturday, and remained until law
I Saturday. Ile bas • cracked voice. is a great
talker. and calms to own his father's house,
a Large property is Muskoka, any nomber of
hone tattle, etc. He says he u a widower,
his wife and two children being dead. He
enables to hare travelled all over. *no to have
barn in Government rnipb) etc.. etc.
On Saturday he claimed that Laneey Gravel-
lyptoda Capt Strati were coming up to buy the
landlord'. stud horse. and about two o'clock
gid the porter to take his valise down to get
a key to fit it. and getting none. he went on
toe blacksmith's shop to have a key made.
A train left at four, and neither Mr H. nor
Barley. II bush ....--.-•-..... 0 101002,0
lbtatoes.new i bosh ... ....... :4 w
Nay. Iton..............••..,•.• 6051(1
Batter.is..................-.t011 w
Bggggss, freak unp.eked fade • o 11 w
Cheese 0 ani
Shorts. I las.•.-....-.•......--• 12:4 0
B,'an i ton
100%0527:
Chopped Staff. itstgt.•-.1 25
Screenings. i ewt
Wood ................... 350 ..
Hidess.....••................ a's
Wool 0 1A "
9hee*stim� . .... .-.......•.. 050
11resn.el Hoes. i cwt . ... 0
Apples. 4 busb 0 10 •'
clIsetre 1Sg-a11ws.
Aug.
Flour «...»....»..." eS 50 to
Fall Whest.see asA ebb 4 90 to
Spring Wisest - 0 al to
Barley 0 IO to
Oats .-. 0 SA to
• .0 to
] 00 t0
035 to
0 12ito
........0111o
5 00 to
300 to
000 to
0 1R to
{ 50 to
valise turned hpo ali
. He called get the vse Pees.
and dug out Is there such • man down your Apples twleterl per. MR
war, and is he any good 1 I write this for the Butte,
Landlord. flutter
Tours truly. - - ,aH
]1•y
He claimed to me that be was going that cordwood
afternoon to look at a hone the man wanted Reef .,
Osssfor. and he had only 019t,S0. but I did nut Wool
bde.
The landlord's account is 512. Pork
Yes .' there has been such • man down
this way -and he is no good.
We have not the •lightest doubt that _
this rare scoundrel owns "his father's
houseand farm, cattle, horses, etc,
"in his rood,' but as his father has bees
dead tor • quarter of a century, and pro-
bably never was in Muskoka in his life,
the yarn told has • somewhat fishy ap-
pearance.
The claim that he has ".ravelled all
over" is likely true, for the necessities of
a swindler's life compel him to "move
on '" 1t is also likely that in every
place he has visited he has left behind
one or more victims, upon whom he has
played off some confidence game, or left
• board bill unpaid.
For once in his lib. Silas Burnham
told the truth - he has been in "(lovers-
ment empl..y"--having s d a term d
tears in the Kingston penitentiary; but
lbs• is, we believe, the only "Govern-
ment employ" he has Boer been favored
with.
From his younger days Biles Borubati
has been • had egg. Possessed of • fait
education, and abilities which if props
ly applied would have procured an boi-
nrable position for him in the world, be
bee chosen the downward track, an that
now he ie pretty well known throughout
Ontario as a man whose record is so bed
1 that even an effort to reform would Reil,
for the reason that two one would these
Soles Burnham was here some months
g oo. end stopped at the Quem'• Hotel.
but Mr Adams had to tern him nut, the
travellers and others in the house who
I knew Burnham refusing to remain under
tm as they said
they w ,aid have to eta
r.
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the mane roof with k
yup .11 night
ito keep watch over their baggage.
She People's column.
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING -
A meeting of the Goderich Board of Trade
will he held in the Town Hall. on Friday
evening, Aug. 30th. at 8 p.m., sharp. Every
member Is requested to attend. as matters of
impertanre w111 be up for disrnesion.
R. R, WILLIAM*+. JAB. MITI'YELL.
IS -It Pewit. Seel.
`f T -SIC CLASS.
Miss K. Fraser has re -opened her music
elan af'cr the midsummer variation. and has
a few vaoancies for ppupil.. Apply for pant,
rubies to It. M. FHA*1KR, of Frei. e!
Porter. pptg,
Is more rapidly improved by relief from .
physical suffering than in any .other way. i `tis. SHAYNON s SHANNON,
Step un your friend's cora, and the im-
pulse
m 1J t ny.tctatuaorgreas, Aawouebers Ike.
pSt a to strike is strongest. Putnm
a'a i uIlk ▪ Goderieb _U. C. ltiaawuiatR, J. tnear 144.
Painless Corn Estractor, by quickly and , euro 1781
painlessly removing them, insures good
nature. Fifty imitations prove its value. Intl.Beware of substitutes. "Putnam*,
'-
sure, safe, painless.I:DWARD NORMA.' LEWIS, BAR
- ' rJ neer, Solicitor In High Pours. Convey
serer. Goderich and /levet-id. filo Meld of -
ace Oren Thursday• trout
u l0 to I. Ilene, to
loan at 34 per nt. MS -
Dentistry.
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NICHOLSON, LD. S.
DENTAL 1100118,
Eighth door below the Post Office. Rest -et.,
tioto&Rico. !t-SI7
711:, E. RICHARDSON, LD.S.
lJ SU'I:GEON DENTIST.
Gas and Vitalised Air administered for
painless etome! inaoftee! h. special attention
tgnn%et hen. 40 lite p.oservstn iuof the Natural o. l'ameron. C C. Row, 1751-
T,.
C. HAYS, SOLICI TOR, to
R. Office. corner of Square and New
street udeeich. over telegraph 011100.011100.Prl
vale l(ioads to lend a1 6 per cent. Mee
ARROW fi PROUDFOOT, BAR
G
MISTERS Attorneys. Solicitors,
Goderich J. T. Garrow, W. Proud toot. 17
Ct,!1IERON, HJLT A CAMER')N,
Barristers, Solicitors la Chancery. &e.
3odertch. M. C. (antero*, Q.C.; P. Holt, M.
Office t -p stain. Grand Opera flout, Block.
Entrauce on West -St.. Goderich. 2161-11
Legal Notices.
IAIORTOAGE SALE
01 retreats:
MILL AND TOWN PdtOI'K1ITV
in the town of Go.lcrich, in the County of
Huron. if udcr and by virtue of power 0r tale
contained in certain mortgage- made by ut.
Hennings and others to the 5- 010rs'which
will be produced at the tinteof *Wei. there will
De sold by public a:tetion. at Martins Hotel,
in the town of Owler;eb, on
Not uPio q, the :to (fa yy of tOpt. A.1).
at two o'clock p. m., by Joha Kaox. dew -
Insert?. the folloaing valuable properly. t iz :
Lots number seven hundred WW1 sixty -Three
765, and seven bendrtd and sixty-fuur 47111,.
running nnmbrr.. un Trafalgar street. in the
said town of Godericb. containing in al. oar•
halt scrota land- more or less, upon which is
erected the steam -power mill occupied and
used by the mid N tlliam'leanings as • grist
:nal fur the past la years.
The building is frame. on stone fon ndation.
Viet.' 1!storiebu(h. with brick engine house
1600, and (ratite more hon'• lli16. 1:.torite
htg4, attached. all in good repair : las2 run
of stone.. and has a (=Nulty of hi bbls of
lour pet (lay. .
It is conveniently situated for the fanners'
trade. within a tear feet of Victor;a ` uva.t. .
furling thurnugiif.re.
There are also erected upon this property a
brick cottage 18122. with frame kitcht-n Iha
attached. frame stable 12x31, driving shed
t$c2i0. woodshed. henhouse and other coo -
buildings. A11 of these buildings are said to
be in a good pate of ••'pair.
TEas. or S.La: Ten per cent. of ther-
chamoney oney on the day of sale to the Veem-
durs'rbliciors,andthe hea..r, witbout in-
terest, In thirty days thereafter, when the pur-
chaser will be entified to a conveyance. and
to be let into possession. The purchaser. at
the time tamale. to sign an aen•rment for the
completieeof his pen how. and to have the
conveyance prepared at his own expeltae, and
tender same for execution. The property will
be put up subject to ■ r,serve.l bid. In other
respects the conditions of sale will be the
stta� utgconditiona of sale of the High Comet
oFurther particulars may be obtained from
thene Adouetioors. eer, or from the So lictory for the
V
dated at Goderleb this 22nd day of August
OARROW L• PROCDP0
1W VeaduriOT, &dieiI .
Loans anb insurance.'
C. SEAGER,
CLERK FiR,T DIViSTON COURT.
Conveyancer. insurance. Locale and General
Agent.
Mosey to Lend at Low Hates and Cost
Farmers Notes discounted.
Orrice -Next to Cornelrs Furniture Sore.
Godencb. 2186-tf
FJ.T.NAFTEL,
LIt'E, FiRE AND ACCIDENT IN-
' f'RA.Vf •E AGENT,
Representing North British It Mercaatile
Liverpool, London St Globe; Norwich Union;
North American Life ; and Accident Instil --
eats to North America.
Lowest Rates Leso s settled promptly
Money to Loan on Farm and Tow. Propriety
Coeveyancine done. Progeny valued. etc'
0111rw-Cor. Non's -w. and Square. Geodnrteb•
'4
0,000 PRIVATE FUNDS
To len' on farm and town proper y at low
est interr*a. Mortgages pnrrha.nt. No cote
mouton charged agents for the Trust and loan
Company o Canada, the Canada loaded
Credit Company. the Landon Loan Company
of Canada. Interest. 6• N and 7 per cent.
N. R. Borrowers can obtain money in
day, if title satisfactory.
DAVISON & J(?HNPTOV•
1070 Hamsters le., Ooderleb
\T All parties are hereby OTICF. -, e500,000 TO LOAN. APPLY TO
11 CAMERON Mot' t CAM=RONT GN
notated that 1 will . responsible for no I rich
l.
book seeunto contracted in my nam., Intim,
Se
wby1duse-goods were ob0Pbyy aJn A ReN Fd
J)(iMINION STATUTES.
The Dominion Statutes for iew ha%e been
ree•.ited. Alt parties duly qualified to receive
copies own Aare them IRA
railing al sty entre..
Ae kPesos.
WIof ta
( e e
mak. Aug. 21, Its fir thlt
BARBER SHOP REMOVED.
My rnotnmert and the gest/sal pnhlie are
hereby Informed that 1 have removed my
Sharing parlor front Zest-., to the Rq.tare.
pert t• A. M•rdeett'. Shit, .wlpearia,. when
1 wi11 h, tnpoarol In auwaA r 11 h
o a nal nese n
MONEY TO LEND. -A LA RGI
ILL amount of Private Fulda for investmen
1l lowest rates on wm claw Mortgagee Appb
to °ARROW t PROC'DFYN)T
R RADCLIFFE,
GENERAL iNSURANCE,
REAL ESTATE awn
MONEY LOANING AGENT
I MPfr.5-eIao Companies Represented
nney to Lend on otrsight hone, at the
lowest rate et Interest gong. In Kay way sa
suit tee oorrower.
or W.0 Street Oedeeiebb Peened door from Nome
>rCLtf
•y nn.. - Fine parlor. easy chairs. and good- ---1- -_.. _ -- -----.
12 Sono. H. L wgA
sTON, uctioneenng.
work gstaraa
toed
TRE HURON HOTEL,
I This wet! kronen cowl popular hotel ha been
relifted and,niargd . daring the paw sea
ete,
*04 is ni,w u,rasw4 to nose la nnslity s( a•
nweinodat lea for Ib trowelling pnMN. Seed
areommodation for transient '*wets.
Pinta, 0rrderleb.Ont.
WM. ('F4eprleaf►
RAIO,
TOH1( KNOXl _GENERAL AUG.
TY TIMMER sad Lewd vahwtor, oeA.vt.b
Oat Having tad esmaWer•h5e ssperlesee 1•
the evict innetlatl be Is In • pea'Hoe
Mecham" with t e•t(Ha•tMw ell cram
CAT*
rrlaseed te 1u Order's left et
arth's Womb
K e eisAatafWy_ Assembler.
meld a JOdi11
For Sale or to Let.
FARM FOR SALE -THAT TALC •
able proper)known a. kW 1, AS. !
Ashfiw
eld. and coney rising 50 acres orf lamd. all
cleared and well fennel. t pon the Iet is a
frame house and a good trate, barn and
stahlr. ?here are four good wells on the
premises. Also a good on -hard. The farm is
s mile* from t.oderich and 11 from Port
Alb -n. where post office, school sad cbgrcn
pp ivileges are otxaieable. Terms reasonable.
nor particular, appnlf os the premises or to
l
HAS. MURRAY.
17-im Port Albert P.O.
FARM FOR SALE.
rTile undersigned will oder for sale the fnl-
lowing very desirable farm, coastwise of the
easterly 130 acs of Block "F." la the 7th con-
cession of for Township of Colborne. in the
Cowin 01 Hurnn. This hem 1. ntuat
ed
44 miles from Goderich. and 1
miles from Carlow. on the Main e: ravel
Rent. There is a good frame house, 1} -
storeys, almost new. 3111 by i, containing 7
rooms : • large barn. es by 12. with cattle
shed. 12 by 11, attached. and one of the -finest
orchard. in the township. 1t Is watered by
a net et -failing spring creek and • good well.
t About 110 acne ctoared sad free from stumps.
There is no waste land of any kind on the
place. Good school within MO rods of the
h ouse.
Will be sold on reasonable terms.
For terms and further particulars apply to
JNO. BRECKF:NRIUGE.
Proprietor. Goderich.
or JUSKPH Mt KKOWN.
6- oa the p,embaa
1 FIRST-CLASS BRICK HOUSE AND
LOT FOR SALE ON ST. PATRICK ST.
--About two minutes walk from the Square.
Two stories high. brick additfess fa the rear
1; stories hi h. building covered with slaw.
Main bniM ng bas 3 large rooms on first flat,
uppssttairs there are .5 large rooms. zit the rest
addition there are hitches. pantry. washrooms.
Updates. girls room and bathroom. Also good
cellar. Apply to the under.igned• whew will
give sdlheccwary;nlevemifsm.
3-14. (DANIEL GORDON.
' FOR SALE.
Lot 176 -of Gedsi4eb, Applyto,
PILIP HOLT.
`ARMS AND TOWN PROPERTIES
• FOR SAi.E,- Lot 13, in Maitland Oen
Colborne. IIIaeres-a very ane him- Pries
Loi E.j in let con. R. D. Atebtle44.
• acres. price11s0. Lots e3 and N in 1st Con.
Kinloas.Rrnce County 10? res. Will he sold
very che•p.Lots 15, bland WS of 17. in the Rh
eon. Wawanosh, 35s avers of excellent land fa
one Klock. Price 11115,'4,. Int 73. Mr Dungan's
Survey. Town of Goderich. Price call
Lot let, town of Goderich. oo Light How
street with brick horse and stable. Pr:co
o.ly $1100. Lots 177. 17*, 1015 a.d pt. 1014
Town of Goderich. nearly ,th of an acre In
one block within the business part of the
town. Prier only 0900. The oMte proper-
ties will be .old on easy terns of payment
Apply to
('. IMAGER. Ooderich.
N.B.-Money to lead at von low rates. IR
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE T• hat rateable property karma as lot 156,
Maitland roe.. Ooderich towaab:p, within one
mile of Oodench. (a the farm are a Large
orchard. good frame house and kitchen, with
stns, cellar. and frame barn and stables: com-
ll watered. For forther
blan iers 73 arrow e
Weeders applyto McKee*. the
prem.
FOR SALE CHEAP LOTS IN
diflbrent parts of Ood,rlcn from 1 acres
to 7 acres In area; and .l dweaker houses. App --
ply to THO.t, tt-EATIIERAI.D. 2171.1y
HOUSE AND TWO LOTS FOR
3A Lila- The homes hes nine roomy al
es bath room, pantry. elos,m cellar. wood-
shed, hard and saltwater. The garden con-
tains all 'hinds of fruit. Also 6'4 acres of
land in Manitoba for Naar in etrehanwe for
m
farproperty-b tt-]l. 4 1(10487,
t)R SALL
(west half of lot ISS. Artber Street. with
small brick cottage t
Rt•,tgwe tared. IM. 108 ! • 151, [life
Street, lilt. Aatnws Ward.
Pt. Onset. et Mired and Britannia Road.
Flame 14 story house on Quay. Street, lot
and half I.nd.
Several lot. 1■ Reed'. Survey opposite new
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Lnwiing Daily, Weekly weal Illustrated
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