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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Signal, 1889-9-13, Page 1ATE ,,.{,RAT JTZ. limes. is com- a like it. Co. ,tock, unced DCOAI re of tee manna ems..' digestion d application at ected l'ocao r flia J /`♦ w1Mr a which may surra Wil.. 14 t* bT c:: ',Skies at 3 be ttwlua:ly /u -resist .eery ntrr.:* of subtle of ready to at• eat polar. We haft by keeping pure l•lrad and si -..'Y iril Merin. • eater on Wilk. r.. 1.beiled thus: ieulatAu t'hetar- Meb 4 4172, PORTYAMMND YEAR. WHOLE NUMBER. MD ▪ Micis.istattat INC the wife ut Mr. Nor- mals of a daughter. BLADE- la 16miat,b. ea Ifrtatig. Seek IL Meade abbe. yeiumest daughter of Woe. False Mack. aged 13 years. ADVERTISEMENTS. To Rent- • At Nicholson. Fall - Miss Cameron. Illelsery opening -Miss 'Soloed. The • Caeadish Beak or Ceimemetste-IL M. beam TOWN TOPICS. '4 alien. demi, pe. /akin' eons, Ala' faith kr prerat A GOOD PRESENT - The am** useful oritt yes ma make is to wiV4* Wirt Pea. Ap• Pa D. . sorest. Godench. SMID WHEAT --Garfield and Surprise. fine by au Burrows' the *oedemata. 11141t The aaX (Atrial len Temperance Mos Meet is She Temperance Hall et cry Tueeday lia▪ ntliog at 3. Ph=ratewart tout got the art duwu to y is now one of the fine arts. Ed Inset panic at his studio, Hamilton-st. and P. It A. Pridhosti are the people's tailors and 'etteityisod knows it. Titer have Premises not in the cities, and the 'oxide the, 17.4.7"....ed cannot be excelled in America. Try Oen Ms - To Faitioxim –Tee sew steel mouldboard relautotiumetured by us is gi ring good wits- : it Trill pay you to colt at Hie foundry and vomit's. for yourselves, before purchas- ing, elsewhere. Itv slim sis Howe. 21-2t Yee the latest novelties during 1 he fair week. mid the purest druv aod flame tobac- cos and cliMr. Ea go llbe rhavtliac). end roe wog et the neatest assortment and best When you come to our Great North-West- ern Ex bltson next week do not fail to see Geo. . Thomson s display of Pianos. omens. Mewing Alarbines. etc. Kindly leave year ardor. which will be thankfully received aad promptly filled with the best and roost durable instrumessts and machines in Ilse market. Every machiae warranted to rears. Leave your order with hir Thomsen (or as emu coade by the Ooderich °Ivan row Tag Tea or Wsn.–Oee of the mom excit- ing events is the great athletic contest. of meow years is Hie tug se war at t'aledimiaa Ye see strong men strata every Is an exciting scene. but on picture training every ime else to &aide. and be moved oci to first at tianamtt,. pulls. tart your pictures Re sure and teed the advertisement et aud when you are is town attending the Neetb-Weetern !Fair me their exhitut of the g„& C. iiertiey Coy's Stoves Wings' aad Femmes. for which they are the Solo Aginnts. They carry the largeet hoe of beat - lag and cooking litOr4.11 in town, at prices with& defy compel it ion. No trouble to show parikulareatioui ilia exhibit. The A person will be in attendaace to . clinanant house under the elm w goods at .i. P. Laity's cheap store. Great tighter of gooda—seihrig cif at coot, N OW, eat of boldness. Great bargains in dry 11001111. eroehavT. glassware. tiewerr. coffee. less tur, n orates. In order to mole the agia lag to pen Ismer, I will for • Mime give each purchaser of frt worth & ticket or' prize o $50 so in Gold. will be drawn at the clone of the IRessiember the place. the sign of the ▪ mist. Crabb's Mock. Gaderleh. GODERICH. ONT.. FRIDAY. SEPT. 13, 1889. Miss Edith. King, of Brantford, is visiting in Goderich. —Brantford Repute Rev Mr Brown, of Paris, will wed the services at St. Georee's church ne Miss Lizzie Stewart. is at present spending her vacation at Oodench Exeter Tunes. JD. MCGILLICUDDY Miss Lizzie Dickson, of Goderieh, is Miss Polley has returned from a trip! EXHIBITION P4OTES. whining relatives in hicKillop. to Boston and other ponds:oast. The Misses McGillicuddy have return- Mr James Hays has been seriously ill! Messrs Christie Brown & Co. of To- ' ' rorito.bave taken space for a line exhibit lot their goods in the mMo buildina. ! New cattle stablee aro being built, es swat of the cid stalls have been taken, ) and the horse stables are being rapidly Semi AL PRIZE.— Mr Jobnathan Miller offers special prizu for beet colts loon his noted horse, Arasdia Wilkee, as fol - All members of the press will be good ipoonigh to report to the Secretary aud receive complimentary hadgem The Indicting for sheep and hoge has been doubliri in accommodation. The poultry building leas been fully refitted with new coops, with wire fronts atter the most approved modern plan.s, bo that classiecation will be complete. Everyone should procure a copy of the pocket program. jiving particulars of the interesting events ;er each day. The boys who intend to enter their dogs for the race on Tuesday evening must do so as won as possible. No en- trance charge 'will be made. Coale on, then, boys, free for all. Some of the animals are regularly in trainine and it is trolly wonderful how quickly they take to the spori. A geod tame may be looked for. Messrs James Siundera Son have made aerate:entente to provide badges commemorative of the Northwestern Exhibition, to be worn hy oil who coupe The cost is merely nioninal and the bodges being best mementoes of 11u• ron a Greatest Fair everybody will want them. The. prismatic display will not be given at the exhibition by Mr Sallow., usher experiments he finds that he has not the facilities at hand this year to make the display effective. Boyers of heavy and general purpose horses will be on the grounds during the fair. Mr Henry Bates and others from Saginaw will he among the buyers, so that all who have animals to dispose of will find this an excellent opportunity. Parties livisig in town eh., hare not already made their entries will please do so teday, and parties desiring space must absolciely secure same before tomorrow morning. Remember every entry made after Monday evening will be charged 2d cents extra. This rela wilt be en- forced to the letter. School in the main building will be • most interesting feature of that depart- ment, and one that must attract the at- tention of all interested in educational matters Every parent should see it and lock at the standing of our school com- pared with others. Children of all county schools are in- cited to be present on the morning of the 19th, when every department of the exhibition will be open to them. All children in proceesion will be charged only five cents each. On the arrival of trains children can form op together in the street at the exhibitior main gate. Town school children and all in the vicinity who can be at the Central School ou North -at at 9:30 a.m. will march in procession to the ground.. Exchange* ) please make a note of this. Some people are under the inapression that in class 8, speeding in the ring, all trots will be started from • stand The judges are not the class of man who will give the "go" excepting from a scorieg start. Ne ooe need have any doubt up- on this point. The farce enacted in the ring in Toronto by trying tii start a race front • stand should be sufficient to dis- gust the most straight laced at the pros- , pact of a "standing start... But the ' judges will not pat up with any jockey work in scoring, and any one attempting such will be promptly set back. As we go to press we learn the C.P.R. exhibit will take its old position as one of the features of the Great Northwest- ern Fair. tThe exhibit prornius to be ahead of that of previous years. and in itself is an attraotion worthy of a large attendance. Come and see it. est our w tee visa to relatives dunng the past week or ten days. His at in Toronto. Image, friends hope to see him arouud Tbe Blyth Sfamlurd says that Mr and Km Geo Olds, of Goderich, were visit- ing friends in Blyth laot week . Mr E. and Mies Burnham, at Hamil- too, are •isitine at the residence of their relatives, Mr and Mrs F. F. Lawreoce, Mooniest st Pawns wishing to improve their ilimmegies or strengthen their power of attention should *end to Prof. Loisette, 237 Fifth Ave., N. Y., for his prospect tie post tree, as advertised in another column. 10-tf Miss Lizzie Shannon, funrerly of tiodeelek (a daughter of the late Edward Simemeca) is now pnvate secretary of the Rev Hamilton A. Wygle, B.A., ac companied by hie bride, left here u Friday afternoon for Leamington, Esse connty, where he will engage in h ministerial work. His fatter supplied fur him in his abseuce. Dr M Nicholson, the West-st dentist makes the preservation of the nature teeth • specialty. Gas administered from 9 a. m. for the painless extraction o Rev T. M. Campbell, • former residen of Goderich. preached in North wee Methodist church oo Sunday morello and evening, to large and appreciativ audiences. Mr Campbell, who is warm favorite in Gederich, is now sta honed at St. blarys. Mummer ltratirteci. —Min Boland wishes tn announce that she has bought out the millinery stock of Miss Graham to which she has added largely. She will hold an opening on Tuesday, Wed nesday and Thursday of next week, the fair days. See advertisement. The Clinton _Vora Reeord slots : &I and Mrs Edward McLean, of Goderich township, parents of the McLean Brut so well known in the cattle trade, were en town Friday. It is not often we see them in Clinton. The old lady looked hearty. but the old gentleman m not the robust man we remember hirn 30 years ago. We have received a consignment of fine petters and envelopes, comprising all the latest styles aod sizes. this week, which far eicels former purchases, both in quality and quantity; also the finest ladies. arid guts. calling cards. Call aod see samples and prices at THE Se:- ! Mr and Mrs N Weston left Tuesda morning last for • two weeks' trip t Brantford, Hamilton and Toronto. We learn that Mr. A. H.N. Jenkins ot the late Brussels Budget, has accepted • position on the editorial staff of the Brantford Daily Telegram. Victoria Street Methodist Church had • successful "tipoti meeting" on Moeda, eVening. Rev. Mr. Hutton presided. Music. readings snd rental , with • short address from • Toronto visit at, wade up •n erijoyable program. Monday contains the following reference to • Goderich merchant in its Kingston correspondence : "On Thursday evening a happy event occurred at the residuum of R Priucess street, where his daughter Marion was united in marriage to S. J Reid, Goderich. Rev J. Hines pedonned the ceremony.- We welcome Mrs Reid to the West. AN IMPORTANT Imintottuzer. —The is new Soft romp and Practice Pedal attach- ment to a Newcombe Upright Piano series the nerves of the listener or per- . former, when practising, as well as the instrument from wear, and preserves the tone. tf. 1 Mr W. R. Robertson. Goderich, drove down to Clinton Wednesday of but week. intending to go to the funeral t of his old friend Win hicMillati, of Tuck• ersmith, but found on arriving here that a deceased had been buried the previous a day. Both Mr McMillan and hfr Roberteon were, we believe, Nova Scotia school mates with Rev Prof. Grant. now of Kingston.—Clinton New.- Record. y win shortly. u! Mr and Mrs T. McGillicuddy and I children of Toronto, are sojourning with relatives here. They think Goderich , Las gone ahead with a rush during the peat year or two, ilitilig-Tts sod ever din arab Falls,1•1„, PO OO o d aro AIF L as .1 Ci.sittsu- I VIII net le. of 7,or Ken- CTITIP no my met. enling from hale- fri4nnwn41111 as IM offretOr. Mistiest Elton. snot ▪ slumps. lc VIII 8111IL iv NOP O IL anima for dig. sit Yoa. teal ho I,* es pries by sbo • SERVONti ON "Heat -rt."— Rev Mr Hutton, of N ictorta street church, has been preaching a series of sermons on the future lite. lies dis- course on Sunday evenine was a thimaght- fel and *eh ilarly one. The last of the series will be delivered on Sunday even- ing next. when the theme wdl be "After Death, %hat r Mr Dutton will have somethiee to say that will arouse thought n this great subject. Wtsoe Rai' Ert. --The track was very eavy et Winghain Thursday for the races, and it waa showery all the fore- noon, but there was a fairly leirge atten- dance considering the weather. The races resulted se follows: -2.50 trot— Baldwin, owned by Wm. Murray, God- erich, 1st; Bay Tom, owned by Wm. Duneeith, St. Mary's, 2nd; Happy Luc', owned by J. Nixon, Bleevale, 3rd. Time, 2:35. lwo-forty trot—Prince Frederick, owned by Kidd Bros., Lis- towel, 1st ; Tuns Burke, cwned by J. Beettorn, Clintoo, 2nd. Time, 2:360. The Wen news from the cereal ;Northwest- o ern Itihibition. to be held in Goderich next week. la that w Acheson. the old establish- ed harness maker. is going to mate b inanitnoth display of fur overcoat'. owes robes. horse blankets. trunks. ranee.. travel- ing hen. Wiliest aad gentlemen. sandies. which he is militia at the nem prices fer cash. I invite ail to Mimeo my et the Exhibition and also to call at MY OE Hamiltonsit. and get prices before etsebere. Remember the old CCM& moth Harness Depot. WM. AcH1113031. Mode- BRIEFLETS. Mrs Edwards, of Toronto, was in town this nowt. Mies IllcMicking returned last week from Toronto. Miss Annie Le Tousel is visiting fries& in Blyth. a Ms Joseph Loran was visiting friends a ia Stratford last week. Mrs Derrickson, of &went, is the gamin ef Mn Geo. Black. Mr N. Dyesent, of Kincardine, was in town for a few days last week. Mrs Mann has returned from a visit to her daughters at Point Pelee. Mr and Mrs Lloyd left on Friday on a raft to relatives in the Eastern town - Kim Fannie H Mchison returned home on Friday atter • long visit to Mr J. Etamerton, of Stratford, spent few days ofthe past week at the old A. HAPPY 111 Itlii/Ni; --The Memphis Tenn.) Lobo, says: "A quiet nd unostentatious wedding took plus t St. Peter's Church last evening, when fr Arthur Situ lead the charming Miss Mary Shannon to hymen.. altar. The Rev Father Moran was the officiating clergyman and the wedding ceremony was perforated promptly at 7 30 o'clock. Only the immediate relations of the bride and groom were presenR The bride is nee id the mom charming young women of the Blue City, and is the eld- est daughter of the late lward Shan - son, of Goderich, Canada. The groom is well known in social aud lousiness cir- slam as a thorough -going young man, in every way worthy of his charming sad estimable bride. The Ledmr wishes them bon voyage in their journey tirough life." ing was unavoidably omitted Is our last met and social on Thursday, Awned 29tb, was a deeded stecems, and Mr and Mrs Stewart did all that weld be does to make it pleased and euioyable to those that were prams! Two Implants were *rooted on the groand, set with ta- bles and illuminated ; and when part of the programa had been OTIS the aodi- ones retired to the tame aad was served with lee cream and asks Dr Ore kind- ly aided es Ashman for the int part, eng Rey R. Headerson the latter part. The following an those who gave the weal and lastrumental part of the pro- =84—Mrs Jervis, Mies Ube Kiss klmeles, Miss limmillalee Kies Steel Ifefeel, Kr Semi, Mr Ifeeng, sop, "I Mai be Ileablied." HERS ! 01.0118. CREAM v "r11 TLICT PERPIIMA FINE 000Dig. T. M. Campbell, who arrived in Friday, was tbe guest of Mr Dr' McDonagh will be in Ooderieh for Motion on the first Saturday of Mr Davi▪ d Fisher left town on Friday the States. Mr Fisher will be absent Kr Jeanne Campbell, of Sealorth, wee pest of Mr ,egor McLean for a days the past week. Iiies Wee Mask, who was ?lofting at retersed ia time to be proses* at * Ws death end Interseesit. Moms Mask sad Bailie, of Dumps - wen at the Wannest of the late Massie Bleak. Gem. Rishardess, el North -et elearele. eapplied tee Roy T. 11. Sissy's IOU Saadesp. A. Timm radar el 111. ing the week a quartette of Lrindoe alder neo were in town, viz : Wm Wyatt, Wm Jones, George Campbell and Joshua Garrett ("My Bey Josh." These were a jelly set, and came loaded with yarns, rerobable and otherwise. Mr George Riddell, slater, and alderman Wyatt, w ho also has a contract on the new post - office, piloted the others around. They like the town, and were in raptures over the beauties of the Point Farm. DEATH OF HUMPHREY SNELL. —After an illness of several months one of the best known and most respected residents of Huron died at hie home in the town- ship of Hullett, io the person of Mr Humphrey Snell. The leceased was for many years a prominent figure in agri- cultural matters. In the sheep and cattle industry he was one of the pio- neer introducers of thoroughbreds into the oounty. He was for several years reeve and councillor of his township. maa with very many friends. He leaves a gmwn up family. The funeral took place to Chinon cetnetery on Sunday and was largely attended. The Sault Ste Marie (Mich ; Now. says : "Instead of a branch of V. R. Conway's Portage avenue drug store being estab- lished in the Gmoe bloek, a sew and in- dependent pharmacy will be npened in the smith store of the block by Fred R. Price & Co. Mr Price graduated at the Ontario College of Pharmacy with high honors, and has passed the exarronatiou of the Michigan state board of pharmae cy. He has been connected with T. R. Conway's drug store in the capacity of prescription clerk for a year and in that time has made enemy friends, both among the physicians and public. Mr Price is a careful compounder c.1 medicine and will run a model pharmacy." Mr Price is son Of our townsman, Mr Rees Price. Judging felon the large turnout, as well as from the excellence of the program tied, the complimentary concert to Vu7seljennie Cooke, on Fridsy evening lest, was one of the most euccessful en- tertainments of the season. The Grand Opera House was well filled with an au- dience which listened with appreciation to the array of talent gathered together by Mr Reynilds and his aasistanta, who deserve great credit tor their effort& Mrs Moorehouse, whose simplicity of mallow and excellence of voice have al- wa made her • favorite with Goderieh a image, lost non. of her musical tir on this occasion, and Mr ford Rechardson also drew well-deserved ap- plause,from his hearers. The renditiooe of Mies Radcliffe and Miss Chilton were well received, a 'tone solo being 'kill - fully useuted by the former. Mr Rey - w eld's singing was, of emorse,enjoyed Insanely by the audition. "The Gipsy Otisutess,' by Mrs Moorabouse and lir RePolda, receiving a large quota of ap- plause. Mrs Oook, who appeared fur the first time in Ooderita, has a okay, well-controlled voice, and made • good impression. The effect of Mr Andereoa's e legise was somewhat marred by nervousness, bat for whisk his audosItt- e d manitiel abilities would have hews duly reeogaled. The premium was fartiser well eaetained by Belabor, Miss Graham. Mies Rises, Mr Young awl lir & the lather, al- though be had set bees simeaseeed !=, assiethre is the rendering of hs." Kim °poke meted as meow vs.:e pleased be hems that the met re - her meal *anise masser. promoters of the sessert had Mee planate el reek* Klee Oselre the resdpleat el a headmen mma es the meek se the must - door from square, has returned from Toronto, having purchased Quo of the finest fall stocks of millinery to be sees in Giederich. A call wheeled. 21-2t Mr G. K. Parkes, for some time pest teller in the Bank of Commerce,has been promoted to Dundee, and has been suc- ceeded by Mr John Kay, of thie town. Mr Hamilton, another of the staff, hu gone to Seaforeh, and hie deek is oceu- pied by Mr Gerald Jarvis, of Summer - XSome weeks ago we sent out s number of accounts to subscrib- ers in ammo Several persons owing us were kind enough to respeiod at once, and we return our thanks to them. A nuru• ber have not yet been heard from, and this week we send out duplicate accounts to many who have failed to respond. We will continue to send out accouom to all in arrear until our books are straieht. Eren if you don't get an acceunt this week, look at your label. and if you are in arrear be good conoagh to pay at once. The item is only a small one to you, but the aggregate to us footil X"P several thousand dollars. X LooT A .N For-vb. --The other day Mr well known cattle dealer, was consider- ably alarmed oa realezing that be had lost • pocket look containing $700. Where it was lost he did not know, but he was greatly relieved when his wife, who had fouled it in a pasture field, re- turned it to him,—New Era. that the Trinity Historical Society, of Dallas, Texas, have conferred the honor on Miss C. H. Mountcastle, of Clinton, oi unanimously electing her as a mem- ber of the Society. Miss Mountcastle many friends hereabouts will be Weesed to hear of this mark of distinction.which displays true appreciation of merit. THE Nrif Fail-intr. --Work gaes on apace at the new factory site. The fichri, of the foundry a being rapidly re- moved, and already the excavation for the foundation is under way. The New Year will see a commodious and com- fortable factory standing where there is now nothing but • pile of dirt and soon after the hum of industry will be heard. And so the town goes booming along. THE BARE —Some of the modest wort -house officials are proposing a r* the 'old for the handsome mule iron fig- ure in the fountain at the north-east cor- ner of the court -house park. A consulta- tion between the County Crown Attorney and the Mayor is daily expected on this east has proposed to attire the little brown figure In kilts durino fair time lest rural sight -seers should be shacked. Toronto visitors acc t Hilts attractiods, boldly admire the little fellow, mem skirts. Caledonian games at Locknow this year were not so largely attended as on for- mer nccasions. The day was all that could he desired. and a tine field of sport and • good platferm of daneers were 'presented. The Berlin braes band dim. coursed excellent music at intervals dery nor the day. The fathering of the class Macdenald and Mackenzie was • big muster, the laurels being carried off by !the former, of whom there went mew 60 in the ranks. The tug of war betweesi a picked team from the township of Zorn, Oxford Co, and another team from the united eounties of Huron and Bruce.was the feature of the day, and was the beet contested *vent of the kind ever held in Locknow. It was won by this Zona team in two straight polls, time &19 and 4.48 ann. The management ot the H amad and officers of the Caledonian So- ciety acted in their usual courteous man- n er durieg the mine proceedinits. • : An individual signal* himself Silas Burnham, registered at one of or r hotels on Thursday of last week. and proceeded to make himself familiar with several townspeople. He palmed him- self off as a dealer in and owner of im- ported horseflesh, and had equine re- cords down fine. On Teesday a wallet enotainino $24 was stolen from a turne- ries sod sespicioa pointed to mother person who had loft the town shortly after tie theft had bows eansaitted, nu - til last week's eons of tbri Galeria grit - of his career in Godesish, Part Hoye and oilier pleats A eameh warms* wee pre- miered convivial Wait by Osestahle and Bonham was eeerebed, bat al- though haat bills wen bond on his perms, whim& serreepseedel *ion PA sot remote irkbet$ pre - plies te keep Ma ewer Ira eneedbotine. Sar trade Ilan'e PerrlIery by et= The Came wet Para:tel. The following was sent la too late for insertion last week: re the Editor of Tim Sufism. In referring to the Equal Rights mane ment last week you ask the followinz which is no doubt expected to prove is "It Premier arsenway abolishes Cath• olic separate schools in Manitoba, and Premier Mercier retaliates by abolishing Protestant separate whools in Quebec, and all the Freoch schools in Ontario are suppressed, and all the English schools in Qaebec ars closed by Provin- cial legislation, will our Elea' Rights friends he setisfied *vim then I Now, I ain't speak for others, but for myself I nay at once that If Prettier Mer- cier in abolishing Protestant separate sehoole in Quebec will at the seise time se t he public schools strictly ondencon- n o doubt, will he the great majority of Prolestents. As to abolishing the Emo lieh schools that is another matter. The leartaini lute its plus and its rights is that Proviso* by ethos of sou - quest, sad will matinee to here eltal/ 114 tha British lier float% over the of (limbos. I fail to see that the Freon& have any elitist to have their ton an equal f,poting with it the other ProeiMINBIL SWAT. RafillTa. Kim !Cameron 1.1.• /mew enod out bee large fall mallow, eMeh, seems irbiele en be Need a large ameigam THE 000ERICH ORGANS. Frain Wedneeday's Globe. lu the Main Building, just at the west- ern entrance, on tee ground dour, and among the pianos and organ stands, is that of the Goderich Ormao mid Ferni- tore Joint Stuck Company (limited ) This Company, which is composed ot some ui the leading men tiuron County, as well as in the town of Goder- ich, wits organized only a few months ago with a new to mannfacture a teeter class of organ and special lines of high clue furniture. The Company has secured many new designs in organ manufacture, one particularly unclog others being • new patent pedal action, designed by Mr Blackstone, who is in c.harge of the stand en the Exhibition, and is prepared to give satisfactory explanations all who may &Mc fir such. These improve- ments have been introduced on the Cab- inet Reed organs and give universal satisfaction. Professional organists who have tried the pattern orgaos now on view claim for them the following :--- Mouse-proof, easier motion, greater coil:e- mend AU creecend.m. and diminuendos, more graceful for ladies and within the reach of children. By means of this new pedal the knee swell IS done away with altogether and in its place • small lever is attached in • grooved space in the ped- al, producing the grand organ action with pleasiog effect. Among the other many advantages of this pedal is that, being hinged in top of pedal opening, it gives the heei a short, natural mction and opens the pumpers to their full ex- tent. There are four different designs. of the organs to be insnufactured by this new, enterprising firm, in their stand in the hIain Hall, where those who are at all interested in organ improvements can inspect them; there is the piano -shaped organ, in romoromi case, and the high - back instrument, in walnut, the tone of both, being peculiarly melodious. It is with the intention of introducing the Company,and not to sell the instruments on irleer, that these organs are on exhibit- ion ; and are merely pattern organs, from which the designs:will be taken in inanufacturing when the factory ia com- pleted. A opleudid site has been secured for the building on one of the leading thoroughfares (Atha town of Goderich and the building, which will be 96 feet long, 4o feet wide and four atones high, is now in course of erection. The best improv- ed labor•saving machinery designed for the manufacture of organs will be used, and a staff of skilled artisans, already secured. await its completion, which will be in about three months from date. of the Company; Mr Holt, of the firm af Cameron & Holt. barristers. Secre- tary, end D. R. Menzies, Manager. The Company has secured the services of Mr Chas. Blackatoue, whose name has already been mentioned, to .manufacture and exhibit for them at the leading fall Exhibitions several new styles of orgates that will soon be ready for the market. Arrangements will shortly be made to procure an agent to represent the Com- pany in Toronto. No extra price over the regular market rates will be charged for these improved The stand is beautifully 'draped in muslin and carpeted. a lady being also in charge tc play for the benefit of those who would like to hear the tune of the During the afternoon yesterday Mr Blackatone got an offer from a gentle- men who is anxious to procure the piano - shaped organ to send to China. Al• Attractive rom Toronto Empire. There is a home -like, parlor -like ap- pearance about the exhibit of the G Nkir- ich Organ and Furniture Joint Stock Co., (Ltd. • which has arrested the attention of every visitor to the Main Bedding. The specs es carpeted and decorated with curtains in such a way as to make the four organa seem like the furnishings of some drewing room. Mr Charles Black- stone is in charge. Ina organ in par- ticular so closely rumbles a piano that it has been inistalten for that instrument by nearly every one who has paused to make inquiries. That organ could al- ready hare been sold several times which is the very best indication of the extent to which it has commended itself to popular taste. The patent pedals. which form a distinctive feature of these organs. elso meet with general approval, particularly frOM musicians, wbo more thoroughly spprectate their advantage. on Friday morning Miss Maroie Black died after a very brief illness Mies Black was a htindsoni• girl jest metering womanhood, and her demise was most unexpected. She taught a ahem St. °gorge's Sunday method. LIT VOrlt LIGHT SHINE. --Seamier" & Roo, oo our third page this week, are lettiog the public know that they Mate the volue of printers ink. As Aleek : "flet the right ankle, and thou lot the people know you have it, ee food as know how Mr Wm..Nerine swept. the challenge of Mr R. Simmoods for the champioe- est of three games, twenty ono poises era, to be played at 6 o'eloek me Saturday evening, 14th bat , on (lid/m- idi <lenitive grounds. A little girl while playing with some oompaniose Thursday thereon", rem through owl of the large plate btz wholows Rot*. McLean's new breaking the pane with a !antis week. The Add was eat ia the head, hut net seriouslitik The loss in glues WO MID